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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15


Misses Dorothy AMI Shirley winston.
Of Bristol. Tenn. ana escorts, were
guests of Or. and Mrs. Eugene PEN
dlcton and Miss Pcndleton. at their
home. Cuckoo. for a tennis tourna-
neht with supper on the lawn after
wards. Monday Mrs. 5. II. FlannaEan
and Miss Elizabeth Flanagan gave a
delightful progressive 500 party at
theH' home in honor of their guest.
Miss Annie Broome, Of Green Springs
Tables were arranHed for thirty
guests. and after an exciting game the
girls prize for the highest score was
awarded Miss Janet Bib. while the
mems prize went to Richari Gwath-
mey. OF this city.
Tuesday evening Judge and Mrs. F..
w. Sims gave card party i'm honor
or their guests, Misses Dorothy and
shirley Winston. The yard was hung
win number OF Japanese lanterns
winch gave a bright touch of color 10
the scene. Tables were arranged for
'hirty-six guests. and after spirited
contest the prizes for the highest
score We're won by Mrs. James /.
iord'n ana Allan Flanagan Re-
ireshinents were served At the close
OF the evening.
Wednesday was devoted to FISH
fry and seine hauling at Bucks POND
"hich was attended by several parties
OF young people and also a number Of
Tue Older people from Louisa.
Returned to DnnvIiIe.
DR.. II. NJ. Beckham, OF Danv,ue. who
has been stopping with r.. c. Travinr
at 24l6 Floyd Avenue. returned tn his
nome yesterday evening. DR.. Beck
nam came TO Richmond to attend ,ho
ciosins exercises at Raniolph Macon
College. in Ashland
Homo Wedding.
The marriage of Miss Kate I.vo, 90
Wallace l. Cox, Of Petersburg 80
celebrated Wednesday evening Jrna
/ . at the home OF the brides fair
captain Allen NJ. Lyon. with the Rev
), Dung officiating. Mr.. and Mrs
% ic't at once for trim to Ntognra
ans ana other points OF interest in
The house was beautifully decorated
IN IN paitns an blowers for the cere-
~, inc bride wore her mothers
I,o,,,,s s'wn and carried a shower
o.Iuct OF lilies Of the valley. Mis-.
Settle Baird wearing a cow NJ r,,l,
.aneta ana carrying pink roses was
.haih OF honor. Wallace H,op,
e'eEsbufE. was best man. The hrida,s
oio'her. Charles l. Lyon. who w,s
married in Savannah on TUESDAY NO
present with HIS wife.
LAWN Fcte Postponed.
me auxiliary TO Lee Chaptor 1-,t.-
Cd Daughters OF the Conf.dor ..a.
nave postponed their lawn f.ta m,
was TO nave been given YESTERDAY ar
,rhoon from to o'clock ~ "a,
lawn of the Art Club. corner. ~ %,
,, .ufFe ana Grace Streets. The anai-
~, Nm oe given at ine same place and
'he same time OH Monday.
Attend Finals.
MISS Aline Graves has rctur,.o
rom Annapolis. Md. where she ~,
10 attend the closing exercises M ~
United States Naval Acadnmv Nj
Graves has as her guests .iiss Shas'
OF Alabama. GIL
Mrs. John S. Munce. Miss Jose,h,,o
glasgow Clark, of Norfolk. and NJ
s"aH ". MGnce, LEFT town Tnu,sd,v
10. lexington. where they wlI AZ.
'chd hnals at Virginia Military ~
stitute, They Will .eturn Io P,an
mond next Friday.
In and Out of Town.
Miss Emma Gray White Ia.
turned to Richmond, after at,aroi..
hhais at the University OF Virginia
Mas Polly and Sally Garter. OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15

Mics Polly and Sally Garter ri,
Catonsville. Nd. are at their CON-
KY place in Albemarle county fn,,
a ane ed''5 summer. and will later go
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15
IL and Out of Town.

MISS Emma Gray WhI,a No.
turned TO Richmond, after at,an,t.
hnais at the University OF virginia
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-27

The newest and daintiest hat
pin seen this summer can be cas-
lily made at home. First take a
large button mold and draw a
plain hat pin through it; cover
with white silk and sew around in
rosette form valenciennes lace.
Then procure some tiny cloth
fiowers-violets, small roses or
other blossoms-and put in, all
through the rosette.
These rosettes can be made as
large as one wishes and two of
these hatpins will be all that is
needed to trim a hat. A fine close
hat of hemp braid in green with
rosette hatpins will give the SUM
mer girl very pretty and mex
pensive hat
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-27

A keen student of human ma
ture must have written the fol-
lowing:
when you see a young man
sailing down a street shortly
after midnight with his collar
crumpled, you can make up your
mind there's young girl crawl
ing up stairs not far distant, with
her shoes under her arm and an
extinguished lamp in her hand"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-27

he met defeat. Flynn is of the
Ketchel type, a man who roughs
it and is constantly boring in.
O'Brien and Johnson both being
master boxers are more of the
championship caliber than a man
like Flynn.
TIE best ling battle is that
fought between the clever, agile
boxer and the rough, heavy
tnuscled slugger. 1t would there
fore seem that the prospective en-
counter will bring about treat
for the lovers of the sport.
On the other hand, it must be
remembered that Johnson is not
only grand master at the art of
boxing, but is also rugged and
powerful.
1 consider Philadelphia Jack"
O'Brien the greatest and most
skilful boxer in the world today,
and his younger brother has made
a most brilliant start, defeating
K. o. Brown and fighting a draw
with Wolgast.
In my opinion Sam Langford
could give Johnson a terrific bat
tie, and Joe Jeanette does not
come far behind in his ability, but
still l think Jack Johnson can beat
Flynn, though it may be fight
worth seeing.
-O-O-
A keen student of human ma
ture must have written the fol-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-26
aleine Yoli3einadridtet,

- gbarles Map bon go. 631 Oft
McMilIan Strabe melDete seitern Der
polpei, oob ibm aus feiner Mob=
nung $45, pie er unter einem I.ppih
peritedt bate, eeitoblen fpurben. Gr
aab Sll sleider 3eit Der poIisei ben
Hamen zines junsen 8urfhen an, ben
er i'm 9eroudt bat, ben Disbitnbl ner@
iibt gu baben.
- Ginbre1er perf1nfften IiA II.
Der seftrigen Naht 3utritt gu Der
Mobnuna bon go. Dineent, No. 1900
Central 4penue. Sbre 9euie beftanb
aus So IN Gleinselb.
Mus Der Wobnuns bon scbn
Dornstte, go. 2268 6orrifon glpe.,
rurben DermitteIit ginbrufs in Der
seitrieen Hodt S1mudioden i'm
Wertb BON ettpa $50 seitoblen.
- 2luf 0erbadt bin purbe aeftern
Nahmittos Der 45 Sabre aIte 6arrp
Worninsitar aus gelina. g.. bon ben
Oeteftins Rnohenbauer unb Obaers
einseiperrt. Worninsitar itebt imNer=
baht. eiRen ueber5ieber unb einen
Shirm. bic an ibm gefunben ipurbtn.
ssftoblen au boben. 9luberbem min bic
poli5ei nod 3u trmitttln periudkn,
pie ber 9erbdfttte 5u Derfdiebenen
8dntbiihern, elmer GiIenbabnfabrtarte
unb ben Nb5eihen zines Gebeimorpens
fam, bic an ibm sefunben ipurben.
6. s. gralpforb, bon 80. 22OO
Iuburn apenue. melbete geitern Mbenb
Der poli5ei ben Werluft ieines golbenen
gbrDnometers, Der ibm finer MniiHt
na4 auf einem strabenbobntDdgen Der
4uburn Npe. BON eirlem 1afhenbiebe
estanotirt ipurbe. Md bem De6el
Der ubr 1T bas Monogromm bts Gi.l
gsntbiimtrs eingrapirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-26

8ie o1jdbrlif, peranitaItet ser
Senuegb WGnner Gbor am 0ienitag,
oen 81. DECEMBER, slbenos 8 llbr, i'm
groBen SaaIe Der Irbeiterballe ieine
Diesjabrige Silueiterfeier, perbulloen
nit gerlooiiing unb San5, ipo5u
8reunbe uno 8onner freunbIihit Elm.
gelaoen iino. Ger Seripegb Mdnner
Gbor lit einer Der ilteIten belitiden
gereine itno ner ibon elmer ieiner
sSeitliffeiten belgepobnt bot, miro
iasen miiiien oaB man iid beim Ser.
meab Wunner Gbor INNER taoeaos
amiiiirt. 9aS aonnnittee lit auh Dies.
NAL eifrigIt benliibt, Die Seier 10 Ie-
pie moalih an geitalten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-26

Die GOuiugton Office fir bas ,Giu.
sinaatier @ulfsblatt" beiiubet it'd TN
De6auSe go. 5O9-511 Naoiiou
Apcume. slnseisen, Wittbeiluugeu
nno Seitelmnsen irsenopeI6er 2rt
uerSen bis 10 ltbr slbenbs oaielbjt
sntgegcngenummeu. Selepbou Soutb
1854.
- 9erbuftungen. Sobn grimslep,
Sames 8aug6 unb Sbeooor Tepmeper,
Die am Weibna9tstag oes 8uten gu
ptel tbaten, puroen Degen 5runtenbsit
etngeitett. - 9eorg 8arus, Elm gle9er,
Der duf Der 9dngebriite nit einem
MeuolOer berumfu6telte, ipurbe bonn
9riitenpoIiaiiten Solmss perboftet.
Die 4ntIage beg Sragens Derborgener
Baffen tpuroe geeen ibn anbdngi9 qe=
maht. - g. 6. Ssarce puroe pom
poli5iitsn 9lid tpesen lnfuos perz
baftet.
S6umas 8otts BON Ro. 1851
See Strabs beridtete Der poli3ei, oab
lhm etne tperthpoae 0ede aus ieinem
g(utomobil se1toblen tpuroe.
= 9err See Mc9enaie, Elm Seri6tz
eritotter elmer englii6en Ho1mittaesz
5situng, puroe geitern Radmittae nit
6rl. 5rtou WcDonulb BON Der ssreez
man IOenue Cincinnati, ebefih perz
bunoen, 9as nsupermGblte pdar
trdt ipfort Die 6o9aeitsreiie mad
Jlorioa uno Cuba on. Wir lpiinI6en
unierem aouegen unD ieiner 9attin
Slid gum gunoe.
- Sm Greisssridt !purpe Der San
oon SGrab Repnolos gesen s. SO.
HeDnoIos Desen l1ntsr6altunosoelbes
auT Den 20. Sanuar gum 8erbor fe5tz
seiegt. - Sm Sale bon ennis ainz
neD gegen Die s. &. >. giienbohn 60.
llRo 4noere purbe ous 9eIuh fir cine
nohmoli9e 9erbanbIung gegen SO. 8.
Heebes abgepieien.
- G6eidsine. Ben. GurIen, 30.
pon aalLabaiies. Jla., unb gthel
Wbiteitoe, Is, Don Cincinnati; 6eioe
fino Jarbige; Dm. u. Ssmer, 54, unb
Gouiie gfabIe, 45, beibe BON gincin=
natl.
- Benjamin 9apis, SO Sabre aft,
bei'sr untsr benz gtamen n9rappsr
Ben" betannt, itarb geIteru in Ieiner
mobnung go, as 1bomas Ctr.
- Ginbreher braneen in bic Wp6z
aung bon Sof. 8iebnborn, go.
14l8 aenball Strabe unb Itablen $55
in 8aar. Sic peri9afften lib Ginz
gang burh ben ae[Ier. MlIem Nns
fhein mad mub Der ober bic ginbrez
der nit Der 2ofalitGt bertraut qetpes
Ten fein, beun fie 0ber ct fpubtea,
no bus Otlb perborsen mar.
- Die biefise poliai tpurbe sts
Esrn eriufs auf Wm. 4rtbur Gurner,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-26
Geri6t.
Nerfonal.W oti3eu.

9aidter ). g. Spiesel, pel9er
mebrere Wohen lang i'm gbrijt 9ofpi=
tai trant barnieDerlas, 1T ioipsit gene
len, bab Ct nad 9eus 5uriidtebren
fonnte.
am lebten Montaa spurbe in Nles
cambria, ap4 5err Nihola
8ridler BON GIatrespilIe, Shtpies
ssrDatsr bes 6errn Gus. Stole, 0er=
nalters bes Deutfh. MlIs. prot. Waiz
fenbaufes. our lesten Hube getrasen.
Der Weritorbene. tpelher bns bobe Mlz
ter bon "a Sabren erreiht bate, BE-
trieb felt Sabren cine Jarm in
Glairespille. Rp. unb mar tptgeu iei-
nes seraben, aufrihtisen Meiens anz
semein belhbt. gr binterlGbt bic
Wittme, nit Der ct 81 SABRE IN gliids
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-26

einen 6arbisen, gu fabnben Der in
Rihmpno, 9a,, einen Worbnnsriff auf
5bomas 9lrnolo, @ormann Der Imss
ricun 5pbacep Co., mafte. Gr Ipa
anseblih IrnolD nit einem 9amme-
nieoerseihlassn baben. gine genaue
Psrionolbei ihreibun9 bes Sarbisen
puroe Der poli5ei seliefert.
= Snfplse zines ihabbaften Rauhz
fangs srtituno eeitern Na6mitlas i'm
Saufe BON Walter Gaipn go. 327
Sobnion Strabe Elm 5euer, bas etnen
Sdaoen BON $75 perurIadte.
- 0as pferb unp 8ussp rer 5ran
M. Smart ihsute in Satonia ltno
rabm Reibous. 5rau Smart fprong
BON Dem 8ugsp uno fiel 10 ungliit=
lid, DAP lie Iib ihpere 8erleBunsen
ON aopfe unn ben Seiten 5u8og. Or.
Qoams leiitets ibr bic notbigs Silfe.
= gol. Gbarlss 5. Dapis, Grz
Setrstdr unb .S6asmeiiter Der 2opeu
&, 9uffinaton Iobaceo Co., tritt am
3. Sanuar feline Reiie Inn Die Welt an.
Gr piro BON San 5rancisco aus feline
ReiIe dntreten.
- Die Weibnadtsbei ideerung, Die
bic Setls=Irmee in ibrer gitaoeae an
Ger Mubiion Ipeuue orrangirte, mar
eire inpoiante. Gin GROCER Weibz
nahtsbuum prangte i'm bellen 2ibz
tergIan5 unb ipurbe elm ausgeipdbltes
proeramm 3ur- 0urhfiibrung sez
bra6t. Seoes &inb erbielt Spielia6en,
3udertpert uno 5ruht.
- Die y8olunteers Mutual DID
Societp" npminirte fplsenbe 8anbioaz
ten fir bic tommsnoe Wdbl: prGI.:
5ront Sperbsd unD Otto Wolff; @i5ez
prdi :: g. S6larman unc 6. 9rannes
mann; prpt. SetrstGr: u. Spffmonn
uno R. Spisnagel; Jinon5zSetretdr:
I.glroo unb st. Glitter; Shabmeiiter:
Sd. S6neiber unb 9lIban Wplff IT,;
Sergeant at Irms: W. SlnteI uno
g. 9atel; 5ruitees: 3. Wusit, s.
9permon, s. Ri6eman, 9. 5rining,
9. Seuer unb q. 8nipper.
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81 { ~ y o T t.

Die Nenpurt Office fir Sas Gin.
einnatier @olfsblatt" befinbet iid in
Np. 339 Yurf Srake, gegeuilber benz
Gourtbanie, ,upielbit Neuisfeiten, An.
5eigen II. l. IN. bis 10 1lbr 45 Winu.
ten Ibenos entgegcngenpmmen iuer.
oen. Selepbpu Sunth 2401.
5rau Sarab Mlorlibae, W1utter
oes &ommiHdrs Mprlioss, lit uuf ges
fud nuh ct. pouI. Minn., gsrsiit.
- Sarrp Rsns bon Der Sit 8. Ctr,
elm 9eiddftsrsiienbsr, lit iiber bic
5eiertase gum gsiu6 bei @erlpanotsn
sinsetroffen.
- Seute finost i'm ct. ssoiepbs
Waiienbauie in golo Sprinss an Der
4leranbria spite, bic 8sibnadtsbsz
ideerung Der Dater= unb mutterz
loien Wotien itatt. Rsp. giIbof 6. g.
Wtaes pirb Der 5eier beiippbnen. Der
VoriteHer uno Die gutsn ShtpeItern
oes Woiienbauies baben 2llles aufoe=
boten, ben Waiien bas glternbaus su
eriesen. Wtan nebme bic st. Sbomas
Gar bis gum gnoe Der 2inie, mo Quto=
mobile bereit itebsn. bic Sbeilnsbmer
na6 benz Waiienbous gu brinsen.
= Qm tommsnben Samitao perz
anltaItet Der Qlrion Mdnner6or in
letner 9olIe an Der Mpnmoutb Ctr.
etne Gtriitbaumzg zgeihesrune, Die nit
'tnem aaffeetrdn56en fir bic Oamen
uno Atnber perbunoen lit. 9os Or
engagements aommittse Bat es ii6
1ngelegen iein IaiIen, bieies sseit ber
Jreube gu einem grobartisen gu maz
ben. 6iibf6e, pertbpple uno nusz
.lte 9ei6ente tommen sur 8ertbeiz !
lung. User einsn psrgristen 9lbsnb
IN e6toeutf4er Weife perleben min, |
.s6e CUR arionsWei9nudtsfeisr. |
Weitgebenbe 0orbereitunoen
peroen bon bem Oameuz9oritonb Der
Sampbea gouniD SinberRimatb eez
roffen, um bas Weibnahtsfeit, ous
I'm tommenosn Sonntas auf glif= |
ons 9Oben eefeiert miro, su einem
reuoenrei6en fir bic bort unter=
Jebra6ten Waiisn 81 seitalten. Supt. |
bat Elm auseenGbltes pro=
Jramm unldBli6 Der syeisr entrporfen
lno bic Sbeilnebmer iperoen ME be-
:euen, einise Stunben ben Woifen aez
plbmet 81 babsn.
= Der Gertrude Gbapter bes Srz
'ens rSaitern Star" erpdblte folaeno.
eeamte: 90. M., 5rau ssbo &. 8urt;
lfoclote Wt., 5rau Qmdnoa =. 4ssz
ar; SER, Soa M. MeGrsa; S6oB=
nelltsr, 4nna Slider; GonouctreB,
sffie O. s9mitt; QfIiitsntin, aliceUi.
DiGt, s. pHuips, $. Sloan, Sttie
Y. grumbousb, Maoelins2uter, aouiS
E 9iugartner; Waroen, Srau esobn
3eskr; Sentinel, sSrau 90. 90. 6emp=
on; aaplan. Jruu George SampIon;
Jtari1au. Mars. 5relinger; Sreaniz
tin, Jrdu W. W. Stspart.
= Das aommittee, oas aufasiteat
ouros, um Gei9enfe fir oas Speers
)Dlptldl III Sd1ton entgegen3unebmen
no oas, nahRm es mebrere touienb
Dollars gsiammelt bate, rubte, tpirb
ah benz l. Sanuor Die Qrbeit tpieber
ufnebmen. Die Sdmmlunsen merben
emaht, um cine brineenbe 6ppotbe< /
.nl9ulo Die auf benz !ooipitaI Iaitet,
u tilgeu.
Stonep Utuno, Gisentbiin,er
ines pool Blooms, ipurhe ipesen Grz
aubens pDn 9liidipisl perbaftst. Der
Warrant" TT einise Wohen alt uno
oil Wunb .Grap"NSpiel erlaubt bas
en.
- Seffe 8usbp, so Sabre alt, an
sr IL. uno Siabella Strube spobnz
aft. fi.l auf einem Ssi.entpes unb
rad fein Iintes 8ein.
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csn boIe @eielIld,oft aerieth ae-

syn boie Geie1idoft gerietb ge-
itern abelo Jop 8allofpap, Elm Sei-
ser Ser g. uno 8. 8abn. 8allomup
madte Die 8efanntfhaft zines 5arbi-
gen, nit bein er cine alisgeoebnte
9uInmeItolir antrat unb bic ibren ja-
ben glbifluB oaourdy erreif)te, baB
BON Dem iorbigen ,tab Ger
@eit 9ritten StraBe geid)leppt uno
i'm $50 berarbt purbe. Der geraubte
fam ip1ter nad) Der Central Citation
lino fIogte 2entnant 6all 1ein 2eio.
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SEER .. 2aartimowita.
6umoreste BON Rein6plp Srt
m q n n.

Msins 9esssnuns nit Serrn b,
Watrinotpiga, BON Der oieie lpabrs
bate 9sIdihte banbeln ioq, liest nun
fdon msbr als fiinfsebn Sabre Suz
rid. sSh mar bomals, als blutjunger
Wenif, aug meiner 6eimatbitaot ON
eriinen Rbsin in bic Suuptitaot pes
Reihes getomnlen - in Der pertpeges
nen abiidt, mir burd ihriftiteQeriihe
Irbeiten mein 8rot gu perbienen. Ilnb
5rau 5ortuna mar mir siinitis gee
tpeien. Der 5erausseber elmer 3eitung,
Der bereits einise fleinere Qrbeiten BON
mir aeorudt unb nitt be5abIt bate,
enqagirte mid als gbefrebatteur.
5reilih mar bic SteQung nur ein
gbrenpoiten, Denn id babe ME einen
etn5i9en Bfennig bofiir erhaIten. Nber
iie CAB mir bod Elm sepiffss 4nIeben
unb elm 9efiibl Der 0eranttportlihteit,
bas mid innerlih refer mahte. llno
ra es mir selans, nebsn meiner rebatz
tioneQen 5bdtisteit aud einiee pripa.z
ftunbn 81 erlaneen, bic mir Bel ben
Gllerbeiheibeniten 9lnipriihsn bic
Jriitung mines Qebsns aetpGbrten. mar
i!h 3ufriecen. Gs peri4lus mir nihts,
oub ih in elmer tpinsiaer Dnhtammer
touien mubte unb nur breimal in Der
g3rfe ein orbentli6es WittdgeiIen
baben tonnte. Wlit alten 0orbGnaen
uno Seppiden. bic mir mein 5an3z
ipirtb srobmiitbis NIT permistbet
tatte, orapirte id mein Reid 10 iunit=
pol uno maleriid3 aus, baB id BON
meiner eisenen @eIhidlihteit 6inae=
riii.n mar. Die aoden lieB i9 mir 10
lang tpadfen, bab mir pom freunS=
lihen Drofhtentutihern perI4iebentz
LID Elm Sehier fiirs 9aarfhneiben anz
seboten ipuroe - fur5, es feblte mir
Iihts gum poeten. aIs b09itens =
JaIent.
gu meinen pripntihiiIern aebDrte
aud Jrdulein Mila Gibenfhib, oi.
Sohter beg R.ntiers aubtpia gibsnz
fhiis, Der ih Interriht in Der Qitss
ratureeididte au ertbeilen bate.
Dieter unterribt aber i9lob fir
mid bic b0dften alIer irbiiGen
Gludfelisteiten in ii9. Saon in
Der eriten Stunbe mar ih in ibr
Sbelmenseii6then, in ibre fraufen
2Oden, Die 70 eieenipiuia in bic tpeibe
Stirun fielen, in ibre sldn5.npen
Wousaugen tur5,, in bas gan3e
iiibe perfOnden itsrblid perliebt.
Balb glaubte ib aud in sgrdulein
MiIas 8enebmen sesen mid cine err
ipohenbe 3uneigung gu ertennen, uno
ibre Diirbisen Gltern bebanbelten mid
NIT grober Jreunolihteit, bic freiIih
einen bebentIi4en Beisei1mad BON
6erablafuns bate. Das aber bemertie
it niht - ober tpollte it bod niht
btmerten. Sd ipurbe i'm 6aufe bes
Rentier elm bdufiser Gait; unb ba lh
aud NIT Der 0eieufnafterin Der St.
liebten, elmer WaiIe, bic upter bieier
fhonenben llmihreibung I'm bauie beg
6errn Gi6enfdiiB Wobltbat.n oenoB, |
auf einem iuitisen Vedfube itdnb, Derz
lebte it in biefem suftlidsn 6auie bic
eIiidlihften Musenblide.
Jn Der lesten Wode freilih bate
bieies Slid cine tltine 9riibung srs
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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-06-04
THE VOTE HERE IN
WEBSTER CITY
The Largest Number Cast in the
History Of Primary Elections
in the Town.

Never since the primary law wa!
enacted has the vote in Webster
City been so heavy as it was yes
terday, there being more than 1000
ballots cast. There being no con
test over any democratic nomination
the democratic vote was very light
yet the total for the town was large
Following is the vote cast in the
city for the candidates over which
there was a contest: .#
Senator-Kenyon els, Young 279
Governor-Holden 372, Proud.
foot IS, G. w. Clarke 39S.
Railroad commissioner-U. S
Ketchman 323, Ottosen 39S.
Congressman-Woo 511, Still
man 1922.
Treasurer-Hamilt 542, Spar.
Doe 500.
sheriff-Monroe los, Nelson 80
Nickerson 327, Cunningham 80
H. /. Thompson 1875, T. J. Johnsor
33. "
Recorder-W. R. Daniels IT'S
Mrs. Smith 116, S. D. Derr 145, D.
J. Hunt 4S1.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-06-04
Delegates to State Convention.

The local Sunday schools elected
delegates to the state convention at
the Sunday school hour Sunday
The convention will meet in Water
loo June 4th, 5th and 9Th. An un-
usually strong program has been
prepared and no less than thous-
and delegates are expected to at
tend. Those who will represent the
schools of this city are as follows:
Congregational, Mrs. w. Fl. Perry,
Miss Katherine Kelly; Baptist, Miss
Gladys Humbert; Methodist, Misses
Mabel Resor and Ada Bell: Chris
tian, Earl B. Wilson, Miss Jessie
Hummel and Perry Stevenson. The
first session will convene tomorrow
and all delegates are urged to be
there as early as possible.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-06-04
May Retain Instructor.

Ben knight left this noon for
Fort Dodge, where he will take
charge of the golf instruction at the
country club at that place. Mr..
knight has been in this city for the
past two months and has been very
successful in teaching the game to
the members of the Outing Club. He
will remain in Fort Dodge about six
weeks and then will probably return
to this city, as he has been offered
a position by the local clubmen for
the remainder of the season. Mr..
Knight is considered one of the fore
most golf instructors in the country
and it is the desire of the local club
to employ him as instructor and ov-
erseer of the golf links. At present
he has not yet made up his mind as
to whether he will stay with them
or not but thinks he will.