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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-07-11
BIG PARADE IS .
MAIN FEATURE
Twelve e-Thousand EIks in Line Pass
in Review Through Streets Of
Portland.
PENDLETON SHOWS WELL

Local Members Receive Enthusiastic
Send-Off at Departure Last Even
lng-Concert Draws Hundreds
Down Town-Big Special Train Car
rles Delegation.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-07-18
BitADDOCK BRE les

q Feltheim was cally4 aiIt
"a @ Nlanday by the Death 81 Il
"a lher, which occurred ula
MISS laiu Smith, sister Nis n
l., shepard who has teen gslmg
II Garrison. returnedhm,e la,s slaQ
NJ Carlson, manager f the
NeIflck Lumber Company. R scr
mlisY III at his home wiibpertniiis.
HE relatives Of Mrs. j Cisco
and Mrs Mcdonnell have retuwael ta
then home at New Leipzig. N II
after pleasant visit
The parents and sister 9i Mr.
liattcntield of kintrye are spml@ng
a vacation period al The ls9tieniield
home They are up from kafaas
Miss Stella Campbell. daushtel af
Ali and Mrs. Willianft amphell. lil
ing Hortho Of lsradiock, is iIi wuA tl
ghad pneumonia Her mauy frieHals
9eie for speedy recovery
alli Salaski, asectlon haHd Ma
quite badly scalded about lae meek
anel shouiders by some one thg@8iAis
4 lileketflll of boiling water fl af
Monday 5 west bound train
sam Moen matored Is lsiDtslt
l'ilei.ay. returning the safne ev H
i Girls sam has leaf,rd l9
cir@e hi.; auto with enc liafl mHi ls
Wlliing to meet his doom with u
ilii on his face
" were in error last we4k III re
gataing the democratic nominations
the county Count lua53ar
lnl had no opposition aud Was
relaninated Conrad Kraft iip
democratic nominee f. c0gHts
iea ufer
Edition shepard was braiehi laek
ir0m Bismarck lriaaS fereto@u ANA
i na@ at his home 90 Mitchell street
While his condition ~ ne. itI "a.
laHeh, he IS resting easy Thu
.la llf8rs, T. +. Sherafa,of E}lal Il.
.arai I@n, IF !lazeIlaa, ;lgean faH l
the editor home
Flies are MOI the alGs f iee
5Napding sWals 'lna are
58r instance Like haGs al
need IS So easy to isl tIf ii@
take the trouble tQ kil iif
5i6a seeds thrive taraIga tlit arg
ife of then ratgral esH
ti could he stofanatea III "
faw years If peoi Be- i
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-07-18
AROUND THE STATE

take sosa circus.
The New f.nelane
about farmer Mo mas@ in
Win honle-maee cheese
\ lot OF Indians sre tras
the state on visiting .rt
,iNes a, other reSerls5.fi.5,,
The ovation gwen Ilon M
ma by his Fargo FRIENDS eaas
ct favorable CONNER, n
press
A 400 is,su
night i. Eathga.e aae.
Sloo worth Of damage ii san4i
Bismarck l,ri,,,,a s@
of sunrar,a,, s@t
FOR ai.tr;c, 5,,,s
curr IN Novebmer
Flasher had srhoo. ,,,s,3ass
oue-ejptfh ~ M ,,,5,,
To he d,af.et5v., a;, b,9,. =,
ears ,ose ,bro.,f - ~, -. ~
rba -.
tvs yearsof gen,l a,,,@,4,-s@
that Commissioners ,.ilb5sa
renon,irta,3 IL s,,,,i, F, l.s.,
Tna III, $50,
s,,raa -. . la'..,s' ~, ~ e, s'.s is-
.,s,.,,.'ss. ,r',N' ass "'lss' IL. l'i'ss
and this wears rr,,n i ~ nm
lose
,.a,,r rh,,n,. -.
''N
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-12-06

fine oats as can be grown anywhere.
Hon. P H. Nugent has moved over
TO his citrus nursery west OF here,
and will camp there for the next two
weeks 10 superintend the setting on;
of young trees preparatory to bud
ding.
Mrs Geo B. Lawton and son, Clar-
ence, were Sunday visitors
Wilfred Wagner was Saturday
visitor
A. Lehman of South Lake Weir
vas among our Saturday visitors
Or r c. Scott has his regular OF
ace hours here, unless called away on
an urgent case.
Mr and Mrs H. r. l.. White OF l.e-
Won were among our Saturday shop
peers
Don't forget the meeting Of the
Sammertield Truck Growers Associa-
lion
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-12-06
BELL VIEW
;. Ocala Banner

Special Cor Ocala Banner:
Mr.. and Mrs. Washburn OF Ocala
were the guests of Mrs. Pardon a.
Hotel Marion on Sunday
Mr.. Woodward, wife and son of Al
bany arrived on sunday Mr. Wood.
ward was a resident OF Belleyiew
some twenty years ago, and stopped
of to view the many changes in the
place and to call on old acquaintance
es.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dorothy and
brother, Mr.. Wellington. of Lynn.
Mass. arrived Saturday afternoon.
and are pleasantly located in the
Nilsson cottage for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis OF Lynne
arrived on Saturday and are register.
ed at Hotel Marion.
The friends of Mrs L. l.. Hopkins
regret exceedingly to know OF her
continued serious illness. Her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bennett, of Danbury, Conn.
is expected to arrive today to BE-
with her mother
Mr. and Mrs. o. S. Shade Of Jack
sonville spent Sunday with Mrs.
Pratt.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. y. Brown gave a
dance on Tuesday night to about
twenty-five friends. a fine time was
the report
Mr.. and Mrs Lou Tyrrel OF Shor-
Beach, Conn, have arrived and are
housekeeping in the new bungalow
they built last spring
w c. Doolittle has improved so
much in health as TO be able to walk
down street to the ice cream parlor
Mrs L. Weihe spent Sunday with
relatives at Bushnell
Miss Ella Lyles has been quite i'll
the past week
Mr. Reynolds of Tennessee is in
town, having driven through the
country looking for a farm to rent the
coming year
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-12-06
MCINTOSH

cor Ocala Banner:
Nrs j 4. Flewelleu has some to
Miss. for a two months
to her sister, Mrs. Krouse
N-S Beaecca Gist has as her guest
MSS Ara Niolack Of Lake City
* very pretty wedding was solemn
ad "Wednesday at the Baptist
church. the contracting part es being
MS. Nyrta baldwin and Mr. How
IA bateman The only attendants
acre Mr. aud MIS-. Frank Hester.
s- Iemmie Hester played the wei
4a- march The church was taste
l decorated with potted plants.
~ Waldell performed the ceremony
usual impressive manner. I'm
n.da,ely after the ceremony the
couple left for Ocala in an an
HabIe Upon their return they
re~ in Mcintosh, where the
has q very attractive home,
rn.shed, for the bride Mr.
is one OF the large truckers
section
an Clst gave pro
supper Wednesday eyenlne
ri her guest. Miss Niblack,
ne city, and Mr. Lee Goldins al
Pensacola Covers were laid for
,Ae and the supper consisted o.
9s~ courses, after which finch was
aased Mrs. Gist was assisted by
aer sister Mrs. Joseph l. Gist
Miss Mary Walkup is spending this
week in Jacksonville, doing her
Christmas shopping
Mrs Anna Smith Of Jacksonville
spent the weekend with the Walk
ups
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-12-06
Fit His Case Exactly

when father read an ADVERTISE
ment OF Chamberlain's Tablets in the
papers that fit his case exactly"
writes Miss Margaret Campbell Of Fl.
Smith, Ark. He purchased a box o.
them and he has not been sick since.
My sister had stomach trouble and
was also benefited by them" For
sale by all dealers.-Adv m
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-12-06

FOR SALE-Business opportunity.
at a bargain; good paying news bust
ness on trains on Ocala Northern rail
road; sole right and privilege on all
trains on the road; good stock OF
goods on hand, also stock boxes,
locks, baskets, caps. etc, keep every
thing ready for business. Good rea-
son for selling. Price. 500. Apply
agent on train. or II North Oranqe
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-12-06
Cured Of Liver ComnIaint
november 20, ~ 1
pEGOTPCES

4 was suffering with liver com
plant" says Iva Smith Of Point
Blank, Texas, and decided to Try a
&c box OF Chamberlain Tablets,
and am happy to say that l am com
pletely cured and can recommend
them to everyone" For sale by all
dealers.-Adv. m
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-01

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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-01
u
SENATE BILL NO. Aoz.
CON NSTITU UTIONAL
AMENDMENT.

COu0fIfUrBOuAk AMEHDnGEUY.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. that ct
the General Election 20 be heid the Fffth
day o. November. a. u 1919 there viii 10
submitted 10 the auslihad electors cf the
state % Colorado. tho question q smssA-
ins the Constitution ~ said State
The authority for submitting such suss-
ton IL found In Senate Biil 80. s92 81 the
regular session Of the EiEhfeaufh General
Assembly. which ir. In words and nssres
following. via
AN Act 10 SUBMIT TO tvs orALJrryp
ELECTORS OF THE STATE OF colo
RADIO AN AMENDMENT 70 SECTION
rs OF ARTICLE 10 OF THE CONsTI-
TUITION OF THE STATE OF colo
RADIO. CONCEhNING STATE TAX
MNISSION
BE It Enacted by the General Assembly of
the State Of Colorado
Section J. There shall BE- submitted 70
the qualified electors of fhs state Of Colo
rado at tho next General Election for mem
beFs ~ the General Assembly. for their
approval or rejection. the fniiowing amend
ment 10 the Constitution Of the state Of
Colorado which. whom ratihed ny ui,1rrssS
OF those voting thcr~on. shall be valid
part Of the Constitution.
Sec 2 Section Is of Article 10 ef tho
Constitution Of the State Of Colorado shall
be amended so 10 read follows
Section IS There shall be a State
Tax Commission. consiettng 81 three
members. 20 be appointed ~ the Gov
ernor hy and with the consent Of the
senete. The duty Of said Com mission
ehat pc 10 adlusts egNHNEf. raise
lower tho valuation OF real and per-
sonal property among the several coun-
ties Of the state There shall he in
each county ~ this state County
Board of EQUALIZATION, consisting Of
the Board Of County Commissioners Of
said county. The duty u the County
Hoard of Equalization shall be 20 ad-
just equali2e. raise lower the wall
unti7u 81 real and personal property
within their respective couurtes. subject
TO revision, change and amendment by
the state Tar Commission The state
Tax Commission ana the county Board
Of Equalization shall also perform such
other duties as may be prescribed by
law
Sec. 8 Each eIector voting a. such eiec-
Hnn and desirous of voting for against
said amendment. shall deposit in the ballot
box his ticket whe0on shall be printed the
words. For the as1endmsnt concerning a
state Tax Commission and County Board
Of Equalization" and Against the amend
msnt concerning state Tax Commission
and County Board Of Equalization"
Sec. q All votes for the sdop.ios
or rejection of the said amendment. shat
he canvasssd and the result be Determine
by the laws OF the state for the oanxaS
of votes for Reprosentatiyes In Congress
Piled IN IN. office Of the Secretary y
state this Fifth day uf June A. p. 1911
In Testimony Whereof I have hereurto
set my hand and affixed tho Great seal q
the State II Colorado. 81 the city of Den
yer. this FIRST day - October. A u 1914.
JAMES y. FEARcE.
tsEAL4) Secretary of state.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-01

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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-01

SENATE EIII- NO =. cox
sIITJTfONAL AMEND
NFNT
NaEtfE - tEs1EFf - 1hs =
a. s-sns7si g-afion - - naIa 20 a. Fsr,t
g. - Nar-aliasf. a = IF- 49,. -llI -
s.shnairt~d o. ~ aIlsilnril rlsaslu. q a.
-. =. =, = es,s,-.s. ~ So = -a'~~1
Fhz ssih1ti-7 f1F sstnsI-Il1a sIfch ass--
tian t1aal - s-nsts D. ~ .z = a.
realliar SESSION - the E.Elteaaff erp~r..
A,--.iail. rhi1h :. 10 ~ora1 sas s-.r-s.
~ At 70 81 pxrT 10 THE = st.ssssr
Ei-EeTons 80 TsfE sTATa 90 coE.o-
EtSo ~ ssENusENT 20 AErEcag
" % TfE cess<srfrt fIa.N - TsE
sTArE 90 eei.t.sAfso
b q Enaat-d ~ the Gansrai ss-aaslT ss
ne siais q coior.do
s-ciion Thst th~re shaH 81 -ssBnIst~d
% Ne aaamn~d alsdtsfs 10 Co. asste q
eolousdo. a. ths n~xt sanarai al-r-Ion for
n~nhr-s o. ths esnsnal s-scaiHr tlf mar
Aaprp'.l or reieotion tas fo..ae.i.s sassna-
nom - me Consolidation % Co. stss- q
Colorado. shiuh Shan ratiard Do major
~ af ,ho-- voting theraan snaI Be- valid
- a pa-t of M eona-ltutis1. uatalsiv SEQ
nun u - srtiale ~ o. EIe UIlisflf1stion
q Ne s-ats of Colorado -naii b. ss fsils~s
ssciion -. any Pe-.on. -1upany.
~ricia'lun or corp0raliuu sua1ssd In
,his st.'s IN snssisias --npi.-s. r-an.
treatlns ORES nlinerais or mera.r- ahaA
b. rnEsrtisu enEs@od ir = alasinas
as-ut-d vith = public intarssi and a.
voted TO puniir use-
SEC G. fss1h elector votlnE e. sid ai~c-
ton. snd d~siruiis % vo.inE f1r nr asaInst
said ameuduant. shall dcponit d. me ballot
Boa Or hls ballot. wherein shal. Hf aalnted
tiHr nurda Dor fhe amruiluIrne rnnnarn-
Ina mills ana smeiters." and tz1inu ths
am nlaudHiani cenoarnin9 mllis an suaIt.rs-
ana shall iudlnsle bis clfnire d. plaalns .
cross \ opposite tha orlal % said
sTnup % ~lrds
500 Tho votas east Or mo aanpsion
sr rrfadtiuu % said aniennnlaHf shau b~
cnnrn-Hed and the resuit arrllusd by
ths laws - the state for tha aanuasu of
vofrs Tor Representatives o. rHuE-cza
FLIED IN the ofroc % tha aarrHtary of
STATE this Eifth day Of June. A D. 11fi
In Testimony Whereof ! haze haraunsa
SGT ms hand and nfnxed thc Great saal a
the State ~ Colorado a. tha lIfy of D.n-
ver. this FIRST day ~ Dctotar - 1eIa
JAMES y FEtECE.
fsEst-b seurstarg q state
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-01
HOUSE BILL no. OF, LAWS
1911.
TEACHERS BILL
HOUSE BILL NO. 81, LAWS 1911.

ftfF ERRED To THE PEOPLE OF
THE STATE OF COLORADO BY
PETITION OF REFERENDUM
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That at
the General Election 70 be held the Fffth
day q November. A. u 1917. there VIII be
submitted TO the qualified electors Of the
state Of Colorado. for their approval or re-
lection. HOUSE BILL NO 81. which Huus.
Bill WAS referred 20 the People Of the state
Of Colorado BY Petltipn Of T,eferendarn con-
taiulnE more than the requisite number q
signatures fJ~sl Of the legal voters
OF the STATE Of Colorado. duly verified in
acca-dHnc with law ard flsd IN the ONCE
OF Secretary Of sLa-e the Third day 4
June. A ID. 1871. at II - O'Clock a N
The authority for submitting such Act Is
found In Section l Of Article : q the Con-
sfitution n the state Of Colorado providing
FOR The Initiative and Referendurn-
HOUSE BILL No 81. LAWS 1911.
A BILL FOR AN ACT TO AMEND SEC
TIONs 1881. AND 5ss4. OF THE Re
NIsED sTATUTEs OF COLORADO. 1903
RELATING TO TIE HOLDING OF TX
AHINATIoSs FOR TEACHERS CERTI-
FICATEs. AND QUALIFICATIoSs OF
TEA HERS
Be Enacted b the General Assembly q,
the STATE q Colorado
Section : That se--sou 1881. y tHe Re
visst statutes % ColOrs1o. Isos. be. and
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-01
HOUSE BILL NO. 10. CON
STITUTIONAL AMEND
MENT
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.

J
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That at
The General Election ~ De- held on thu
Ffth day - November. A ID 1919. there
VIII he submitted 20 he qualified eleeto-s
q the State of Colorado. taH question Of
amending the Cons -lrutl1n 90 said state.
The authority for surnir-llg such question
is found In House FHl 80 90 20 the reg
ular Session NJ the EiFhtrs-fh General As
serntiy. which Is. IN words aHt fsures. fol-
loving viz
An ACT TO SUBMIT TO THE QrALr-
TTED ELECTORS OF Trrr STATE Op
COLORADO AN AMENDMENT TO SEC.
sTTrTTr0N 81 INV ersrE ~ colo.
RADIO. CuSCERNrNG THE FEES AND
con- Ff.NsATt0N or r'TNTY. PRE-
CINcT AND OTHER OFFICERS
Bs 90 Enacted hy -he General Assembly Of
tbs state of Coi1-ad9.
Section J. That the-a shsf te subrittea
% Tie Quaillat electors -f tie state of
Colorado a. the next general election for
members Of the General As=sritiy. for their
approval or rejection. THE rr'Ioeing amend
ulsut 70 the Caustiturirn ~ the state q
Colorado. which gher RATIFIED hy a major-
fty q tha=e voting thereon shan be vsns
as par of ths r5rstitu-lar. ,Hat e 70 say.
s~rtidn Is q Article Il ~ the Contsltu.
tian of the S-nfe of Colorado shah -
amended 70 read 90 faI'1vs
serri1n l.. Pr rNa purpose % PRO
viding Tor sr7 regulating the eornpsn-
satirn Of county preefn-- and other
officers The General Assembly shsm BY
Jaw CLASSIFY the HeFsra| lra-iFs or the
STATE acedrftuz % puru Ia-l0n- and shan
grade and ~ fh= Cul-Tlr rsUsari1n q The
cf--srs within thE reep---ive classes
aecrr1i-e % The pHrulIgl7n fhsre0-
such law s1au s=-EE'isl scales % fees
20 be charged anI collected ~ su-h II
The courtT. precinct g-f ether officers
rlay o. Ges1Era-ea therein for serv-
sees 70 BE- performed - hen rssp~ctive-
ly and where salaries are provided. an
f@@s psreuisi-es AID en- slurnerts sAau
he psld Into the county treasury.
Sec. Zach =lec-or Gssl-iug to vet. o,
s-ch znlsrGsnert shan depusic n the Naffr-
l1E a rickar whsreon ssail be printed m.
words +f1r the a-nenirs rs=r- - secricr IL
q article Il crz-ernlrE TIE fees and con-
psrsnti1n = cru1ty. rreclrer a1f other oe-
f-ers.~ aul "AEaius= the ams7are-. --
se-rIu- IS = article "a crucs-ninr the -A-.
and clE-rH-se-iG- n county urecfnr- e-,S
Other c-Gr--s. r~i sEaU indara.a his A.
F-e-al -H---rsr- cf r1z same ~ u.Hrs-,
crTss opprsf-e one u lie oth-r OF a..I
SrsU2 - ~Er4s
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-01
REFERRED TO THE PEOPLE OF
THE STATE OF COLORADO BY
PETITION OF REFERENDvT

TO THE PEOPLE OF
THE STATE OF COLORADO BY
PETITION OF REFERENDUM
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That At
the General Election to b" held on tbe
Fifth Gsy of November. A d faIe there
VIII he submitted % the qualified electors
of the State Of Colorado. Tor thsir approved
or rejection, Tart q Sectiaa -Four 90 of
Senate bin No 1s4. which Part of s-rrfan
Pour 90 ~ Senate Bin No. I34. was re-
ferred to the People q the state Of Colo
rado by Petition Of Referendum. contain
ine more than the requisite number 81,
signatures ts9s Of NE legal voters of The
state Of Colorado. duly verified In accord
sncs with law and sled in the afnre ~
Secretary Of STATE the Fir,h DAY 6f
June. A u. 1914. 81 IA 81 o'ei'rE. D m.
Ihe authority for submitting surh act
= found IN Section ! Il Article = me
Constitution a the state ~ Colorado. pro
yiains for the InitIalivs and Rerereuaurn
PART OF SECTION FOUR "a OF
SENATE BILL NO. 134. LAWS OF
1911.
THAT PART OF SECTION Fot-R 80 OF
SENATE BILL NO 1gA a BILL FOR
Az ACT TO AMEND AZ ACT ENTI-
TIED. 'AS ACT II RELA1ON To IR-
RIGTlOS. FftEsCRiBiNG PENALTIES
~ RELATION THERETO AND pEFrN-
ING CERTAIN DUTIES OF TIE STATE
ESGTNEEl AND Sr-FEftIST F-oS E-syrs
or IREIGAtI0N. APPROVED APRIL
10. 1901
Ahc nNners er fssess'-t ~ rAseTf9--s
shall not have the night % impuuud any
water In such reservoirs d-r1rE tre ri-ns
that such vster g. required IN senior ditcfss
for Immediate Use fsr direct Irrl Eall1rl. or
for storage On reservoirs h-11Iag senior
rIghts~
No approved
PetIrIou fled n ~ a.fcs q Secretary -
STATE n the Fau-th day % August. A d
1911. - O'Clock ?
In Testimony Eher-1f 7 have hcre1rta
50 ny hand ara as1Sed TIRE Great seal "a
the STATE oF CrIrrac1. at The CI-T Cf Den
yer. tsts First day q Dr-rhr-. p 1873
JAMES B rEAECE
tSEAI Secretary q S-at.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-01
TIE FslieSHss eIAS Passes y
NE eI3sieenfh 6eneral As
ssmos ara Referrec ny
d to tse Pes2ie:

SENATE EIII N0 cox
STITJTiONAL AMEND
NFNT
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-18
YANCEY CHAPTER
 HOLDS A MEETING

Members of the William Yancey chap ter, United Daughters of the sConfederacy,
 held their monthly meeting Wednesday
 at the residence of Mrs. w. V. M. Rob- ertson Although the weather was at its worst there was a good attendance. The literary programme as carried out by the historian consisted of a paper by Mrs. George C. Ball on "Alabamas Past Away From Home:" music, Miserere, from Il Trovatore: violin, Mrs. Dent; "Soi- diers' March (Gounod), Mrs. Bowman, followed by discussion, Alabama Gen erals"
 The progra mme was instructive and de- Iightful. and it was urged that Mrs. Ball g paper be published for the profit of all Alabamians The chapter passed resolu- tions of thanks to the generous public who helped to make their Confederate ball such a brilliant event While the financial success was not all they had hoped, thef feel fully repaid for the trouble and heavy expense which was necessary to carry it through. The chapter takes this opportunity to express its heartfelt thanks and appreciation to each and every one who so kindly assisted them. They feel that money was not all that was to be gained in so lovely an entertainment and the sweet old memories and the ce- menting of new ties were also great as set in the success of the occasion To Mrs. Virginia Clay Clopton, the Belle of the 5Os'' whose inspiring presence was the crowning glory, of the ball, they wish to give an especial vote of thanks and pray heavens richest blessings upon her. hoping that her life shall continue as happy and beautiful as are her benevolent deeds to others.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-18

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A RECITAL

recital was given at the home of Miss Ruth Bryan yesterday afternoon at ? o'clock by her pupils. The programme follows:
 "Children at Play (Greenwald), Kath- leen Montgomery
 March Militarie (Greenwald), Clarence Chappmann.
 Life of Kohler Kathleen Montgomery. Waltz Eloise McLin.
 Peacock Geneva Moore.
 Sleigh Bells Polka (Streabbog), Pauline Goodwin.
 Day Dreams d.ichner), Eloise McLin. Glory of Beethoven, Josephine Moore.6 Life of Beethoven. Estelle Iampkin. Sonata CBeethoven). Ethel Bryan. Waltz Book of Gold (Streaopog), Paul. inc Goodwin.
 BagateIle P. A. Schnecker,, Mamie Hamilton
 Flower of the Forest lBurns), Mary Lee Gasaway. Longing for Home, Bessie Vines. Spanish Dance. duet tSartorio) Mamie Hamilton and Mary Lee Gasaway. Turtle Dove Polka (Behr). Grace Tar rant.
 Frolic of the Frogs CWatson), Mary Lee Gasaway.
 Tarantelle (Milk), Ethel Bryan. Rustic Dance HowelD, Josephine Moore.
 Black Hawk Waltz (walsh), Mary Lee Gasaway.
 Melody of Love, duet Fngelmann). Ethel Bryan and Irene Ryan.