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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-10

Gar Mifolaus fat unldngit-nad
1einer @iidfebr bonn 8erliner 8eind
CUR Ebeilnabme an ser @o65ettsfeier
6es 6ortigen &aiierbofes = Elm Ste
ifript an Sen ruiiiihen Mintiter bes
MeuBern, Serrn 5aionom, geri6tet,
in pel9em es beiBt: Ser mir fei<
tens 6es 6ertiben @aiiers un6 Ser
8erliner @eoolferung 5utbeil gemor-
oene ber5li6e @mpfang, iotpie bie
freun6i6aftlide 8egegnung nit benz
@0nig bon england tparen fir midi
nm 10 erfreuli6er, als td 6artn au-
Ber ser tra6itioneaen 6reunoi6aft
audi Sen Mus6rud einmiitbiger Sc
Iinnune ser europdtfden 8olitif Sec
gegentpartigen Mugenblids erbliden
fonnte, pas Elm feites nnterpfano
fir sic @iderung 6es, fir 6as Slid
oner @olfer 10 notbmen6igen 6rie-
6ensbeils bietet." - Dieie @eton=
ung ser Srie6ensnotbmen6igfeit nnb
ser e%inmiitbigen @eitnnung IN Sen
&auptfragen Ser europatiden 8oli.
tit lit grade in 6em Mugenblid BE-
6entiam, in tpeI9em sic bisber Der.
biin6eten 8alfan-B6lfer i'm Streit
Inn sic 5iegesbe1tte etnanoer an Sic
@urgel i%pringen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-10

@ie ser omerifaniibe Sournaliit
8ile sen oel1tiben &aiier gum eriten-
male iab, er56blt er in feiielnoer
@eiie:: ugs mar an ienem Sanu1ar-
tage Dor 5m0lf Sabren, alS oie iterb-
liden lleberreit tie Gtttorias, Ser &ont=
gin, our See, iiber sic @epaiier bon
soutbompton bon ser Sniel 8igbt
aus Scr unter 6en1 6%onnern6en lebten
@ruB Ser md6tigen englii@en 6lotte
beimgefubrt muroen na6 Ilts@ng=
lauo. &inter ser @ei9utprobe, sic
nit ser @ationalflagge gei6mudt mar
uno sic toote &ontgin BON Osborne
@ouie 5ur @aiierfante fubrte, gingen
Safer, &onige, &0niginnen nno Brtn=
5en climber, nnbeoedten &auptes, 5u
SEN eriten nno getragenen &langen
BON Gbopins uniterbli6em Srauer=
mari6. Cine @eltalt ragte aus 6em
erbabenen @efolge beraus uno 5pang
ale 8lide ouf iid: ser @roBiobn
Biftorios, @ilbelm BON Deuti6lan6,
ser cine groBe biitorii6e 5eier I'M Ell
genen 2an6e perlalien bottle, ben leb=
ten Sribnt Observation-Disclosures &o6'
a6tung uro 9iebe @nglanos &ontgin
gu ermeiien. Sir einen A%ugenblid
ldmanfte mein angeboreneS &epnbli-
fanertbnm l11b Ser mir innetpobnen=
Sc, ererbte @egenoiab 5u &onigen
uno &ronen. 8oQtg gefangen bon Der
mannli9 friegerii6en &oltung II. Der
fonigli6en @oie oes oelti6en &at'
iers ertappte i6 MIDI, mie i6 gu mir
iprod: v8ei Sen @50ttern, % lit Elm
Monn, ser ieber 3oG &0nig lift! Son
linn beberridt 51t fem, mug Elm @or-
aug iein!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-10

@otbe6erblutbe.- 8rofei'
ior Gin ser @orleiung uber Mptbolo=
qie): uMeine Serren, tpenn Sic nt6t
aufmerfiam iino, meroen Sbnen Die
qriediiben @otter etpig ipantideD 0r=
fer bleiben!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-10

Sic Bunoesbauptitaot miro fortan
5onntags 10 troden iein, mie cine
8u1te. Gin @onntagsgeieb lit in
&raft ge%treten, 6eiien Strafbeittnt=
mungen 10 6raitiiher 9eatl1r liro, oaB
fein @irtb pagen miro, es 5n ignorte-
rem. Die Muder boben ibr 3iel eno-
lib erreibt, sic erlte Staot oes 2an-
oes, sic @ouptitaot Ser groBten Ute
publif ser 8elt, miro Sonntags Elm
ardbpinfel fem, 6as @eipott Der
8elt. Sen 8uttermil6mam int
5taotsoepartement uno feline trodene
Sippe miro es frenel1, oenn Se1te
Ieines @9lages empfinoen ieoen @r-
folg oes organilierten &eldlertbums
als einen peri0nliden 5ieg. Mber
gludli6ermeiie itno audi oas Bprr-
bnsliege, sic friber ooer ipater u11-
feblbor CUR Mieoerlage fnbren tper-
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-10
lieb, ibr cine Dbrfetge gu geben."
&o6in:: vgeee, BET faqt mir ni6t
Elm, &err Doftor, i'd baue mieoer.

Gin Geufel. ~ Ser
&efrut @ommle itarb i'm @arniionS.
boipital. 8ei Der Seftion fano man
in ieinem Magen: 5pei s@meine,
neur 0dien, fiinf3ebn D%romeoare,
abtuno5man3ig glepbanten, iieben'
unbneun5ig Milpferoe uno bunoert-
oreiun6pier5ig @bino5eroiie, Die er al.
lie m1breno ieiner Deinit5eit bate BIN
unteridll1den miiiien.
&Iarer 8Iid. - Stu6ent
G6reibt an ieinen Onfel): uDie nbr,
better Snfel, mel6e 61 mir neultd)
l9enfteit, bat leiber Elm far5es 2eben
gebabt, ne1lib beim &abnfabren ftel
ih in's@aiier II. perlor babel sic 11br
cine nelle piiroe mir 6aber iebr mill
fon1men Iein!" Ser Onfel artmortete
umgebeno: ~.... oaB Die ltbr per=
foffen lit, lieber Meffe, glanbe id Dir
rebt gern!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-10

- 5dmade 6ral1en, Die itarf tper-
sen moaen io1ten Gulb Spring
Mal5zGrtraft trinfen. 24.ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-10
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETcHER'S
GAS TO RIA
:~SnttrtHantt3 Muerlei

@or einigen Sagen fano in aib-
lan6, Ohio, cine M%bitimmung uber
sic 6rage ltatt, Oh 6ie @taot eines
1el1en CHARTERS beoirfe. Mo6 nt6t
fiinfuno5mqn5ig @ro5ent ser @abler
betbeiligten li6 an Ser M%bltimmnng.
Mebnlide grfabrungen bat man IN
onbern Sbioer 5taoten gema6t;
Elm 8etpeis, tpie miioe sic groBe Mebr=
belt ser 8epolferrtng Der etpiger1
9eeuerungen l1ro forteeietten Saran=
%guierungen our9 ote profeiiioneaen
@eformer lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-10


9ie engliiden @ampfiuffragetten
baben nun aud Brobibition tn ibr
Brogramm aufgenommen. Das mag
tb0ridt fem, neil tie fi@ baourd
UNI 6en lebten tleinen &elt bon
@pmpatbie bringen meroen, ben
man linen nod erbalten batte; aber
ieoenfaus ban6eln 6ie Gamen ebrl1=
der als tire amerifaniiden @elin=
nungsgenoilen, sic ibre 9eelenper.
manotl6aft nit Ser Antifaloonltga
nur 5ugeben, no iie idlimme Solgen
iolden 8efenntntiies ni6t 51 bef1r@z
ten baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-10
Gritannli@e Sur BON Masenleiben.
monn Chr, Observation-Disclosures hoh+

Gritamnlide Sur pon Masemleiben.
@enn SIR Magenbei@merben babt
ooer @romi6e @artletbigfeit, Damn
felt @ud nidt Dor, 6aB @u@ nidt
gebolfen mer6en fanr, metl guer
Doftor @ud feline Seilung peridaf-
fen fann. Srau g.. stengle, @lain.
field, q. S., idreibt: ul1eber einen
Monat tpar i6 nit meinem Magen
g%etrubelt. Nlles, mas id aB, febrte
i'm in i6redli6er 8eiie Tim. gines
Ser gbamberlatn's an3eigenoen Bod
lets fam> mir our Sano, un6 i@ ent.
idloB mid, iie gu periu6en. Sd ba-
be nabe5u oretpiertel zines 8adets
6apon genommen un6 fann ieBt fait
ales elien, mos t6 mtQ." gu faufen
BEL alien @6n6lern. - Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-10
New Process
Steam laundry.
9eutt Sbr Gtpas uon Cure @atde!

eoeutt Sbr ehuas BON Cure @dfde?
Kseuu 10, oann miro es lid @u4 lo1q.
nen, nid,t al,ber. Mbt gu laiien, bob NH
E,1er @iaeuthum beba.oelu. lie tpdre e.
6ns mnieriue' Wir baben bic poditdn..
S Siaite "' '{&a5&anltalt i'm Morope(tsn unO
iis s eri ter alaHe Nrbeit. Bir gex
5raucaeu teiue Ghemitaleu;; mir oeroer ben
oaber Gure 5aden ni@t, Menn S9r
reine Nrbeit uro bette 8ebanolun9
noat, baum oentt az uns. uniere Nre!<
ie iino nieoriger als %iouitlpe, un9 mn
be5praen Cure 6amilienpdide 61a1ser;
ulg Sb1 es ielbit thun tSnnt; Srt9 II
unb iberaeuat @,b. @ir baben A9en*
ten in oen umliegenoen Stdoten.
9 /. N.eser 2ampf,ua'dan'ta't
gigentklmer.
s. Mpe g.. st. @lono
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-10

@riegsIii. = @aiorsgattin
(au ibrem Manne): u&onnteit ou ni6t
SEN &ouptmomn 2ebmonn bel Ser
morgigen ltebung Elm menig borneb-
men, oanit linn feline 2al1ne beroor>
ben pir6. Damn i6lagt ct ieiner
6ra1t Sen 8ariier Mooellbut ab, ben
file morgen faufen mo6te.".
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-10
0estte1tes Gstets.
12eap 1ouoIa8. sSQ.. &unuft 1919.

Nap DousIas. gu. anentt 1919.
3Glae&. hnb -u,ein ee1R cine 8a1th In IN.
fer61I 4eatle .berlorx tuar. II 70 anoeorttteny bah
Is ftS6R etnet Monot nt@t. ulekr artetteH
ionsAe. Ea&beut. mid 3 aersse ber9ebIi& be-
banSe6m nobm t& 3aitor a6nieY Merbenitdp
ier. hpeone Id tole meine 0e(un61ett .vte'
ber eteoo0eee. NIB fettbsm aud imteber ar6eite,
beSbalt 6ont@e ID BEN Rernenftdrfer ben bers
bierts1 3StoSo. Rortt1 sect.
sum & aebeaoae. l02 seuiIia srbe.. eat
Grd1ei4s. ealL. o1nt@t @otte3 Seeen flr
ben 3esneaftdtSef. 0eI &c AUD bel tbr 70 GBtr!'
ber iutrtte eeeet, Retbotltdt. Die bitr6 Grf&1t'
terafa. Be- .8f1dernbe4 ent1farben mar uno
bestalb II etnem &otDttal Idnoere 8ett beban'
belt iuurhe.
4err Btdrrer 8. q. Meifter i&retbt aus Sc.
troit, Wi8.: B0ttpI a0ni9'4 gferbenttdrter TT
Elm Seoeu u1b cine @otltbat f1r bic Getoert'
ben.
~4>I elm ,usrtbpoles Bud tnr Nernenleibenbs
8eEGt tptrb Se6eua her e3 oerIonqt, .au9e1onet.
49, Nruae erbolten aud bic 9tebi3in uufonf.
0att gebtaim tuurbe fet ben, SABRE 1875 bon benz
6p4m. 4aitnr R6Ria. Sort mapps. Snb.. a~ubereitet
unb lett inter fener a1tueiiun9 b6M bsr
KOENlG MEDICINE CO., Chicago, n.
g w. Lake ST.. near Dearborn.
Bel apstbetera ~ baben tar
sa'oe =: f!:tde:l 8 Ptsa9ss 5e: 's.oo'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-09
BALDWIN INAUGURATE0
Connecticut Now Democratic for First
Time fr Y~srs.

Hartford conn. January swim
the inauguration n Governor simon r.
Baldwin to-day for second torn. tho
state standardization passcd from the
Republicans 20 tire Democrats for the
first tine IN long period or years.
The House nom'naliy is Republican.
but tho senate IS Democratic by a
margin - fourteen. Tho presence ~
eight ProEressives in tho lower branch
gives the Democrats strategic ad-
vantage IN that body. Governor Raid
win IN rs inaugural address urged tho
election 81 tho President of the United
states and ce-Presideui ~ fh-
United states by popular vote. abolish
ing tho electoral college
on uomsn's suffrage the Governor
advocated extension % the franchise
TO women owning taxasie property 50
step towards granting the fuil fran
chis~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-09
CASE ORDERED TO TRIAL
Naval stores Trust Loses In tppe1i q"
Higher Court.

Savannah. Ca. January Sine cicfk
Of the United States Court here has just
received the opinion Of the United states
Circuit Court % Appeals In the Case
or he government against the An'eri-
can Naval stores Company. the socalled
naval stores trust The higher court
overruled the demurrers filed ~ the
defendant company. and the case "
ordered to trial on its merits IN Sa-
vannah-
Tho Peninsula and Union Naval
Sto-eS Companies were ordered
stricken from tho case. for lack OF evil
demo. connecting them with the other
companies
In tho dcmurre-s tho American
Naval stores COMPANY he'll that the
district attoTucy was without au-
thoritv To- institute the proceedings.
and asked that all paragraphs relating
{, tho past history Of the company he
stricken cut Tho hi=fc- court. how
evor. held these paragraphs were per
tfncat d.la vcrv mat .r,si.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-09
PATTERSON WITHDRAWS
He Leaves senatorial Contest TO His
several Opponents

Nssnville. Tenn. January s-tN-Cov-
ernOr Malcolm Il Patterson. Demo-
cratic candidate for United states sem
ator. tonight Withdrew from the con-
test. leaving the field 10 his several
opponents. The announcement was
made a. 2 conference attended by for
ty-one Democratic members of the Leg
isisture. Governor Patterson stated
that his action was due 20 desire to
promote party harmony and 20 render
more easy the election OF regular"
Demccra; 20 the place. With The with
drswsv Of Governor Patterson. the
senatorial situation is but little sim
piincd. a. 2 score % candidates still are
IN the deid Balioting VIII begin next
Tuesdar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-09
ELECTION POSTPONED
Tirr~ 90 womea Taken tp With Jock
rrInE Over srrtInE of DcIraatc.-

Washington. January >--lo' keHinS
over rho seating - certain delegates
from district leagues ~ the national
league became 20 protrartcd - the
session 81 the Womaus National Demo
cratic League to-day that tho election
OF officers had to be postponed until
Tomorrow.
An an,nednsent 90 the constitution.
which - 70 h. presented tom ,rrow.
viii. u Is said cause much debate "
provides fsr ;nc formation 81 com
ulftfeo II twenty prominent men 10 act
~ ~ advisory council. Tho election
n officers however. VIII supply TIC
chief centre % interest Because the
delegates wished TO attend ? reception
adjournment xas taken late In the
afternoon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-09
ENTERTAIN MRS CLEVELAND
VIZ. End WIS. JOAN Ways Hammond
Give Dfnn~r IN Tier Honor.

Washington. January s.--Nr-. Grover
cleveland. accompanied hy her f-nce.
Professor Thomas 7 Preston. - Wells
,oiie~e who arrived here to-day.
were entertained AZ dinner n tnei-
honor II tho residence - NJ. and Ms
John NAYS Hammond. % rhich the
President and Mrs Tsft and few
cher guests we're Invited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-09
PLAN GREAT PARADE
strikers Hope to Have eo.ooo Wen and
Women In line

~sv YORK. January s.-The striking
garment workers to-day prepared 10
mt 50 600 men and women IN limo for
p street parade next Monday. Mayor
csvror and the police have no. d
eidsd vet whether they viii permit n"
l,arade. and tho manufacturers are
irving 20 have them withhold their
consent.
Tho garment workers were Joined
in ,heir strike TO-DAY by 10000 girls
ma women. who sew kimonos Puo
,rrar3crs members n the Intcfua-
,ionsf ladies Carmen Union. They
demand a working week 81 fffy hours.
a minimum wage scale. abolition ~
snild labor and sanitary aad hreprooi
fhon<
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-09
SHIPPING TRUST
|NC0NTR0L OF SEA
Holds 1t in Stronger Grasp Than
ANY Overland Com
binatiOn.
INDEPENDENTS HELPLESS
Investigators Hear How Ocean
Commerce is Manipulated
at Will.
HELPLESS


Washington, January s.-Testimony
about a shipping combination that
controlled the commerce Of the seas
with a stronger grasp than any COM
5ination which ever existed in the
trade between the States, was pre-
scented to-day TO the House Merchant
Marine Committee. Shippers told of
being AT the mercy OF the com oina-
ton. The former agent of one OF the
so-called conference" or combination
lines. related the methods of keeping
Independent lines out OF the trade of
pooling profits and of dividing terri
tory.
". II. Douglas. OF the New York
declared that a combination OF German
and British lines existed, controlling
the ocean. and that the steamship
managers IN London were able to
direct the course Of trade at their
Will
Allerton n Hotch. secretary and
treasurer OF the Hagenmyer Trading
company. or New York. trading with
1:razil. declared that the only indepen-
dent line to South America was the
Lloyd BrazileiTo Line, and that while
his firm used il to All extent. Its
steamers were slow, and that its off,
GERS. governmental appointees. were
not trained Ia the trade.
T. q Seager was the first former
representative Of a conference line to
testify. For several years he was
agent for the Prince Line az New
DIRK He stated that his line. the
present Hamburg South Amerika Line.
and the Lar1p-rt and Holt Line were
in combination.
when dill the combination start
inquired Representative Alexander.
CHAIRMAN or the committee
~Abou; 1875 or 1885, was the re-
ply.
system Of Rebates
The witness explained trat the con- 20
hinatioa had a system OF deferred re-
bates and pooled the freight and com
missions.
You mean II pooled the Profits
inquired Representative Humphreys
yes. sir Mr. Seagsr replied.
We frequently got Instructions 20
r,1. or s. .r-rfiuS boat Mr. SeaEer
further tsstjned. That =. 20 put n
Inc Berth A boat with rates So low -
20 drive a cDaDctitor out OF business
IT,. loss was divided pro rata amons
tho lines"
-fr S-acer also stated that gen
s1rnrrn's agreement existed. by ~hich
The Booth rJnc was given the trade n
territory between Pernambuco ana the
Amazon. and ne conference lsaes ter
rifsrv south OF Pernambuco-
The policy was. YOU ni'ist not play
|H
b. ,on d. will brius down my family
and brcak 40 your yagf
NJ. S.sgcr said that his connection
with tho Prince Ilnc terminated aooc;
1905. when the district attorney IN
Sr.v York began investigating the
-,sfhods 81 she lines. ~" further de-
,fsred thai many regular attorneys
advised thai tho methods we're IN vio-
t,,ion 81 tho law. and even Senator
l.oof nd Secretary Knox. both thcn IN
private practice. gave similar advice.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-09

Fsr station - NeFtes.
Congressman Sirrrp to-day stated
tContinucd on seventh PAGE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-09

New work. Ianurr5 S. hhnri1 70 -
f-s-rr4.isn,. frotrl workers Assor's-
GO, 70 cx.enf fN~ STRIKE aEailst 90
tarsrr hotels and ressasfan,s ~ trr
ri-. ~. cosfinled tonight Fee ~
cruits ecre ADDED o. tine strikers Fho
quit La; Hisht
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-09
w,rp, c~,s caryTyr.


y.r, 80, rs,r~ and fhrg,ssh Pullman sc-
Communications va SOUTHERN HAtisW ~
car o. phone CTS Ticket oTice- - p Nan
street. Eichuord. Va Madison -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-13

world, we find tat that 10 exact
what tn j are trying 10 do. te5, fo,'
fhfistiU holidays However. thes E
where the flsp ceEles u. and ;s.slssg 4
financscr Wegid i ave 10 take q hlel.
hundred hun dollars 10 i lnllIiaa dollars
Professor 7. a. Jaggar aas hest a
Ii very pleasant stag dinner bp Thurs.
day MS hi at tie Pieasanton hois.k
covers being laid Tor &c. Tho keIi,e
was pfettiiy decorated with pink aat'
efs and snalI pink lIehts. Ganls bear:
ing the Hawaiian crest marked the
guests places.
Capt. aud Mrs ". r IIannum q
Fort Shafter are entertaining Inform
ally 81 dinner this evening. covers be
ing lad Tor eight.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-13

our bridge player spent a happy after
'atsfn eaca week plisng up the points
at q quarter OF a cent per, she needs
must spend her time new In search
.ag for that eyanescefit article. the aps
prcpr.ate Christmas gift In January.
however me Ell rigs VIII 60 On as usual,
md With perhaps even greater en-
lEusiasm from their enforced vaca-
tion
h A little girl know recent wrota
taat- il she 1fa hundred dollars she
would buy a farm with a little red
house. pory to ride upon, and
horses for hef family to drive, bicy-
Gle, household animals and jewelTy
She would give money to the poor.
entertain extensively and take her
family travelling In foreign countries.
And then when we talk TO the yari-
ors meEhers OF Cur adu,t social
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-13
Society Personals

The societies of the Sons and
Daughters OF the American Reyolu-
ton viii be hosts at . colonial recep-
ton at the Pleasanten hotel on Lin
coins birthday next February. As
many az can arrange will be in colo
NAL costume, the feminine members
already being busy with their needle
and their plans. The various enrn-
mittees are hard at work, their en-
thusiastic labor giving promise Of a
very delightful affair.". The january
meeting OF the Daughters of the
American Revolution viii be convert
ed into a sewing bee at which the
ladies will work on their costumes.
Tie orders sending the 10Th iEfan-
try at Fort Douglas huTrying Gown TO
the border left Tree f0rne HGnp.a:a
girls with their private opinions Of the
war depart. ent. Mis-. i ksealse y
Bowen lAlice Spalding), hrs. Chester
Exten tRose Nice e;salli and hrs. j.
A. Rogers Ethel Spa a:ng1 a.e al be-
roaming The lot which sent then hns-
hands to the Mexican b ,InGa y .Gl3
left them behind in Salt Lake CITY.
Mrs. Bowen and HRS. Hogefs have
joined forces during the absence % the
regiment ana tilI keep hop Sc TO set.sf
until the post is abandoned.
r 4. ~
Mrs. Marion Dowse.t Wofthington
did net SAIL on this taurli4ias ;iefia
IS she originally planned, bat VIII iee
main in Honolulu over the holidays.
She will now leave On January sixth
with. Mrs. Frederck KEisft to take
up her consert wo, i On the lnei a:aad.
a delightful seMiiie ten was given
last week by Mrs. Boiler OF Fort
Shafter for the youne married ladies'
Of the post. Al fetg Of the maids OF
town were included and toward tea
time the bachelor officers. Those who
were net industrially Inclined. deVot-
ed the time TO danclns
Friends Of Air, and Mrs Jack
Halves are sympathiziag with them
deeply ii the less ar sheir fRtaer. Col
A. g. Halves, who died last Saturday.
MI. HAYES Jr. had failed for Cuba
unfortunately Just lew q avs he fote
his fathers death Yrs Halves Etil
join him in the spfip
Curing ihe hslIdn iscsk 9f tie
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W. VIII "A uOHidS. anu MT. anu MIS-,
M. NJ. Graham.
Mrs. SehmutzIer's Tea. s.
Mrs. C. #. Schmutzler lEda Arthur)
entertained very charmingly yester-
day afternoon in honor of her bridal
attendants and the girls who sang at
her wedding. Although the guests
were armed with a bit of Christmas
sewing, most of the afternoon was
devoted to cards and games. Miss
Helen Mclean captured the prizea
dainty cross stitched towel for the
hope chest Toothsome things to
eat were then served. Among those
present; were Miss Marguerite Wad-
man, Miss Helen Mclean, Miss Eloise
Wichmans Miss Myrtle Schumail,
Miss Ruth Anderson, Miss Beth
Woods, Miss Ruth Soper, Miss Thel-
ma MArphy, Miss Florence Carter,
Miss Margaret Clark and Miss Maude
Martin. ....
Mr.. and Mrs. Macfariane's Dance.
A, large and very delightful affair
of the week was the dance gwen ~
Air. and Mrs. Walter Macfartine on
Wednesday in honor of Mrs. Marion
Dowsett Worthington. The beautiful
new home which the Macfarlanes have
recently completed on Pensacola st.
was abiaze with electric lights and gay
colored lanterns Palms, ferns and
exquisite cut flowers were arranged
about the rooms with an artistic grace
easily recognizable as from the hand
of Mr.. Ernest Parker. A delicious sa D
per was served toward midnight, after
which the dancing continued until TIE
grandfather's clock was striking wee
slna' hours. Included in the hist Of
those invited to meet Mrs Worthing-
ton were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Macfar-
. lane, Miss Alice Macfarlane, Mr.. Guy
8Macfarlane, Miss Lady Macfarlane,
Mr.. Stanley Kennedy, Mr.. Vernon
Tenney, Miss Wilhelmina Tenney,
/ MIR. and Mrs. E. d. Tenney, Mrs.
Helen Noonan, Mr.. and Mrs, Robert
| Shingle, Mr. a.lG Mrs. George Beck
| ley, Mrs. Fred knight, Mrs. Henry
| q. Smart, Mr.. Ernest Parker, If.
Charles Stillman, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
! Ross, Miss Greenwall, Miss Marjory
! Freeth, Mrs. E. K. Freeth, Mr. and
Mrs. w. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
N. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs Eugene
Campbell, Miss Mary Lucas, Miss
! Harriet Lucas, Mr.. Charles Lucas
Mr. and Mrs. w. Lucas, Mr.. Robert
! McCorriston, Mr.. Edmund Hedemann.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kendall, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Fritz Henshaw, Mr.. and Mrs
James Dougherty, DR.. and Mrs. c. s.
High, Mr., and Mrs. Frank Thompson,
Mr.. Fred (Wichman, Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Wideman, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Duis
rs. enberg, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arr
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aad KRIS Gepfee " Bailey
Ice aoss te infeitksiae &C.
eeaus e iaeir recent visit u SAX
Lake CITY ditfns y HES .ies. were en.
tertata2d AZ fiint cen a1d dipaef ; >
Lieut.. and AIRS A Rosef lIsthoI
seaiflip9l anl iifnt ana alfs deofkt
q. H1wth tiliice S pal linz
Among those 10 SAL On nc Sierra
fhls morning as Ms Frank II
1honi psons wlia Vii sntI several
lcath9 on the hlfIniaiil|
Mss frs.s ealie atyne. who has been
vssstsns 10 Seattle for the past year.
has been given such royal good time
that she threatens net 10 come home
Until mex summer. her friends regret
10 learn
fhdditi6nal soelsl y cn naos f5rftktnI.