davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1913-07-27
Johnson Knocked Out.

CINCINNATI July u - Allen.
Br"oklyn'3 pitcher. had the Reds at
his mercy. Yesterday. defeating them
by TO .. Johnson was knocked out Of
the box in the second inning. Suggs
succeeded him and was firm until
the eighth.
Score By innings:
The Washington times., 1913-07-27

Jack Johnston, the Brownies left
fielder. looks like a good ball player.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1913-09-03

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-28

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-28
? of a New Parlor Suite

In look over stock 0 the Is
ehandom
the nrn is
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SaiesOau.

lie esahresperinulnlIung Der aHsa-
oHol.arnmiiiicu, bes Eberprihtc5
fir orgcniiirten gniebau- Sport, be.
iiebeno aus benz 8oriiser Iuault
Serrmann nno Den Serren 2uu6 uro
sSohnicn, ben grHioerten Der gsut-
refp. am. Siaas, trdt geftern Dor.
nittaa i'm bieiigen Sinton SoteI 5u-
iamneH. Rnt gerleiung unb anHdh-
me ocs asahresberidrs, ipurbe aerr
Serrmann, oefieu amtsternlin geftern
nbgelaufen mar, non ben beiben Rrn.
iibenien spieoererpdblt. Serr Serr.
MANI. ipeld,er Der .9isnard 6es an-
ticnn!ipieIs" gefonnt pirb, bat bns
hodpid)tige Amt oes Voriiters Der
RnfioHalfoum,iiiion felt oeren Grga.
niiation por nunnrebr 10 sSatreH be.
fleibei. ufib III es berRrfeusfpertt,
bob lpohrcno Siefer langen Hethe uon
ssahrcn rtiemdgs elm 9egenfnfbibnt
anfgetre.en iii. @eaea ieines irriiti.
iter Sfnrfiinns. ieiner llnpdrtellih.
felt, arbeitsireuoigteit urb ieiner
aihernIitat, miro ibm bic @ieher.
eripahiung iabrlif ais ieIbitneritdtb-
Iih Suertannt, mo ,piirhe es and no.
hesu uiiniogIit Iein. inter ben 16
Dfaannien Der heiben groBen yieos
poaaiiltisen grias fir i'm su finoen.
Sefrei1r sspbn e. Bruce im6 Oils
ietretdr II. Z 5lanfser fpuroen ebet.
fals ipieoer ertpahIt.
9tad fur5er Sieung pertagte lid,
bic aomniiiiion anf beiiie. ruaisn bic
lDei.eren pcrliese,lDen Geif,d'te grIe-
biguua finben peroen. CINE 4nsnbI
proniinenter gaiebnl. VerionIid,fettsa
limb bier einsetroiieH. I'm ben Der.
banoIuneen bei3lnpchnen.
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= q n, ilto n.

49, linier Ngent In SamiItou 1T
Serr Gbuarb Srud, 449 Sub Uuuite
Strafe. Nea TEL. 476 H., Some
Gbone 1851 u. 8
- WGbrsnb bss 5nbres 1912 purs
ben i'm GreenDoob Jriebbof 396 Be
eroigungsu porgenommen, ano sipnr:
Sanuar q, Gebruor 26, WlarS AZ,
April 30, Wsai Al. JuHi 20, Juli %,
gluguit 80. September 20, Sttober
"a, NpDember 35, DECEMBER At; Sus
Tammen 396 (218 m6nnlifx unb 17s
tpeiblite).
syrar gharles grnerid, eeb.
Gtspab, isarb porgeitern In ibrer
Mphnuns. Vo. 116 Qprb 8. Sirabe,
Inn Glitter Don rs Sahren an Ghpds
tf. gis hinterl1bt 2 1Dhter unb 4
S1hne fotpie 10 GHtel.
sJcbn Cope ftarb gsitern Morgen
In Der Wobnung ieiner Shrpefter,
;srnu Sobn 8. Sties, DON Der 9enirs
Qanbitrobe, i'm 2lier pom 53 5abren.
on fomplitutionsn. Seins Mutter
Iturb DOR bier Woden.
Die 0erpaltsr Der Game sfreis
9ibIiotbef nrganifirten it'd am leg
ten Gnmftaq 4benb burth grrpdbEuna
pou Gupit pisrre ala prGfiDent, giels
ion Wiltums oIs DissprafiD<nt uxl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-07
1ie Maiernepioemie.
in Der prrilsiieHu @ode uaroeH
mieosr .47 neue sale i'm Oe.
innbheitsamt beridtst.

Tie Waiernepibenlie geiidliet iid,
iliner erniter. ssn Der perflciieneii
9sod,e fpltroen i'm itaDtIit,en Ge-
iunbheiiSamt nid,t ipeniger als 541
grfralifnnaen uno fiinf Iooes'aIle
inGcige pom Maiern beridltet, cine
3intabiHe bon esrpn 200 iydIlen acgen
bic nnrheraeaaugeae Rod,e.
,snsgefonnt unrrben i'm itaotiifen
Bciuln0heItsomt ip1hreno Der perfloi.
ignen g9ode 6T3 ssalle uon antiedeit.
ben aranfbeiten unb 81 Iobesfdllc
tniolae ioIder aranfheiten gprnfloet.
aeger s. Grfrantlngen imb II 10.
sesidne in Der RnrdlIeItpodle oes DO.
riaeH ssdhres. slui bic einSeIneltstraHf'
heiteGr NIT ausnabne Der Wniern cers
i9eileu iid) Die geneIoeien salle luie
ioIgt 5d,nrIadiieber. 81 Grfrnntpl'
neu lmo pier IcbesiaIle: Gtpbtberi.
It's. 32 Grfrnnfunseu iub 2 Iooes-
fdIe: 1d,pinoiud,t. u Grfrunsimgeit
uno IS Eooesfale; ssinbpofen. %
Grtrnnfunqen ,aellhhiiien, q Grtrnn-
tmgen nno ein 1obesfalf; AoFe. 3
Grfraufingen mib 3 5ooesiaIIe; IN.
phns'iehcr, 2 Grfrnrflnaen rno :
5ooeSfntle: Sirnhoutentsiinoiing. 2
Grtranfi,Hgen inio | EooeSfau;
Hsumps, cine Erfrnnflmg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-07
81 G ~ , . Z (.

9i. Ssepport Office fir bas Sin.
cinnatier golfsblaft" beiinoet iid in
No. 339 Yorf SraHe, geseniiber benz
Gomrfbauie, 'uoielbit Nemigfeiten, 4n.
5eigeu u. I. ~. Bis 10 ubr As Ninu.
ten Abeubs eHtsegengenommen mer.
ben. Stlepbpu Gonth 24O1.
- Der ftdbtifts Steusrausaleis
fnngsrath trat geitern in Sisuna.
als bic 8ider pom Stabtz zaubitor
nerlangt tpuroen neigerts ii1 aeslar,
oicfelben obns cine fhriftlite genebs
migung Don Seite bes 5tnan5s saoms
nrifdrs elmer aus3uliefern. Bieie
ipurDe erlnngt unb orgdniIirte fi6 Der
Eafb fobunn NIT anton Gheben als
prdfibeHt unb W. sd. pagan als Sc,
iretar. 6err peter griinbola tit bas 8.
Ntsliec.
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3attsn mnS Bellevue.

- Cas 2eihenbesdngRib beg osrft.
SEQ. MOs. SDbn oss psrit. iprpf. mm.
Wos pon Dapton, Der i'm gutsR ga
ianriter Soipitul in Cincinnati in
fclee zines giisn6obnuRfoils pers
iIlieb, finbet hsute 8prmittog I'm
$50 llhr BON Der st. 5ran3istus
Stride aus itatt.
- Srou 2ouiis Giefer. bic esItsrn
in ibrer Wohnung. Io. 1o17 5ront
Gtrabs Dapion. itarb. tpirb beuts bon
hr Ct. Gran5istus STRIDE aus be-
itotts.. Die 2eihentrGger itnb: Daniel
5run., 5pieph uno Gtto aisfsr
u. u. Wonisomsrs bon oer
5cirFislo Apenas fiel auf bem pereiitsn
S.itsnipeg DOR isinsr Wpbnung uno
erlit. sinsn 9ruf pes StuiierbIat.sg.
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2otQl 8eridt.


lTaitor 9. Saefner,)
Gas 9feiui;at Der gelieru abse5ai.
tenen airdenrltbsspoM iii fcIgerioes
asrdiioent Gourob petri.
8i3e. .Qrailbeut: 2enrp Niemann.
Qroiotoa. 2 ar: 9ernlniln Stod.
mann.
ssinans.Setrst6r: Sobn Siesler.
Edasueliter: Gbas. Stuerpe.
Griritees: III. Iboruer umb 6. B.
Sdaiite.
gorIRber: Gbnnrb 8. 6. Sneiaer,
Sr. Glaiisbeioe, Georg araemer uno
Gerbnro 2eifer.
Gerrer oerbIeiben nod elm Jchr I'm
airtRnratb aIs Iruitees bic 4erren
3. 8. Dleier unb Gbas. Saegner. nnb
als Vorfteber oIe 1erren Nsm. Wserdel
uno 6eorg 3eltinger.
als 0abIrifter fs,ngirten bic Ser.
rem g. 8. Utitfenbnrp, Gr. 1riiage.
mann uno Senrp GInusbeibe utb ais
Selections aolnnittee bic &erren 3.
s.. 9rodmanH 3. U. s5. grote unb
ssr. MrnBmann. Mm rdhiten .SDnn-
tag finbet I'M goruliftngsgott soienit
bic Ginflhrung bes airfenrnths unb
Der Nenniten oes 1rnueHpereins itoit.
0abei iDerben bic Jnbresberidte per.
Iden ,Deroen.
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WebmrteM.

gomnr6 lmb 2eonora gauarb. Wt.
ail6urn. Wdot,en.
Gsniier inio agues s~r4er. 1854
Queen giip Ape., stiinbe.
ssobn mllo Carrie Ieouroe. f0if
ssoronn Strabe. 3iuiuinae larnbs
nnb Rabhe,i).
Nidnel unb Warsnret Rotr, 4225
9anes ape., snabe.
gsiiliam nno anna GberiiHe. 1905
9irginin slpe.. apdbd,en.
Sarru unb Huth genrfer, 10i2 M.
libertp StraBe, Hlsobe.
esiaae itnb Riefn Wund), 1909 GIm
Strabe. Mdbd,en.
sianlen Ii,b Bertha Reis. 15se
Tirmpnt ape.. anahe.
.. nno Gnn 9lch. 1887 Chapel
Snai,e. annbe.
ssrnnt nnb Marin giieImonn, 950
ssreeinnn ape.. M1bfRn.
9iid,oloS nnb 2ouiie E6meioeg.
i20S HuDD Ctr, usaDdrn.
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e . b / n afs u.

7ie Gupingtpn Office fir sGs ,Giu'
xinHatier golfsblatt" befinDet nd In
0ebauoe Np. 509-511 Raoiiuu
Aseuue. gnseiseH, Nittbei!nnBeu
nub Seitellunseu irgenoipeifler art
iueroen bis 10 l1br abenbs baielbit
sntgsseHseHommeu. selepbun SDuib
1854.
- Die rSalpation 4rmp" reihte
i'm gtrcuitgerifte cine Slage gegen
eSobn 8dste, Sheriff pon Senton 90.
Elm, ibn ub5ub1Iten, Stoatsiteuern auf
ibrem Gigsntbum on Der WaoiipH
&pe. laIteno. gu toQetttren.
- Die Btttsburs Datsr Seater
GDmp. pertIdgte See Strpuie ouf Cab
lung BON S171.50 nsbit 3inien pom
DECEMBER 1911.
- Der 9. g. 9. 9lub feierte ge.
Itenr 2lbeno in ietnen &Lubrdumen in
Sen 6egeners lotal an Der Court 4pe.
fein 10. Sttftungsfeit nit einem 500
cidl." - 0as V. 9. 2. Quartet
brahts Elm uusgs8eihnetes ProgrGam
our 8urhfibrung.
- gountp 2lFsiIor 9lbele berittes
fe foIgenDe ATTACHMENTS fir 1913:
2uHo, 81, 169, 1880; 2ots $23, 3,312,s
1850; 9erf0nli6es gigsntbum, S8,s
O70,958.00; gotul $35, 5,552, ,228. 90;
Steuerfrsies gtgentbum $118,sO0.s :
90; 2otal, $35, ,433, ,428.OO iteuerbaz
res Gigentbum in aentoH goun.p.
- gountp Rihter gBaltsr g!eorp
beretoigte geitern Die gountp Qbi6d>
ser, Die lid oann ipie folgt orguniiirz
tel: prdiioent; 6. 3. Runtin; Setre.
tar: Sobn .. Dillon jr.; Die abris
Geu MSitglieosr limb 6. 6. gummins,
90. ). SroeImunbt, 8. 6. Bruce, :.
8, SuliDan, 6. s. 5tepRnion, Ri
6aro aenneop, 8. W. GIeaIon, ). 8.
Rasman uno Serrp Wenrlep.
- Der itdbtif6e Seusr1usqlsie
hunssrotb trat geltern in Sisuns. Die
lRitslteoer iino: 0eorg galms, Gaipar
gSohlmann unb mm. Sonaes.
- Dds 2sthsnbegGngntb oes petz
itor6enen ghiitian Duriter finoet
bsute gta6nittag pom 1rauerbauie,
9to. 234 Us. 5. Strabe aus itatt.
Rep. Gilbert Sdniot tpirb Den Eraue
ergottesotenit balten. Die aeitentrGz
ger fino: gilbert Sslsr, BAL. Mobr,
Ribaro SIebIer uHb ). s. grinte
mann.
- G6eiteine: 6ofpqrb 8. 2ebmon.
q uHo NelIie RuDood, q, beibe DON
gpf9octon, 8. - Qeiter 4spenan 81,
ann Glen Jeieritein, 18, seipe bon
Niqua, 8.
Jomes u. Dougberte iibertrug
On Mfa 2omliH, 2pt Ro. IL In Der
Green's unterattbeilung IN Giib Co
riHStsu fiir $500.
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Ter Gpuntn Stenerausa[si.

Ter gnuntp Sieuerouseleis
chunasrctb ipurbe geitern bon Michter
Snlpiins pereibiat. Die Witglieoer
Iine: Splepb GoFibn, Gb. giIB, Wm.
:. 6a3leipooo, Glem, RunninsbofI,
@m. ainn, SoI. RpeIler, 2ouis 1ies
man, W. ainitIer, u. U. aroger, M.
letler. Sobn Srtb uno CHARTS gpes.
- Soiepb 0ifIs psrtIasts i'm Camp
bsG Gountp areisssridt oen poli5ei-
def Jrnnt SrtIieb uno bic american
Bombing 60. auf $4,000 Shooenz
eiiaB. 9iH, bebauptet. aneebIib uns
screft perbaftet tporbsn au iein.
Wm. Rob. benrp paul. Wm.
Stinner unb 13 Inbere pertlasten oie
Stabt geaepue auf 3obluna bon 81.
rte lie ale Wdhlbeamte gu betommen
hdesn uno erIdnaten Elm Manbamuss
0erfdbreu segen ben StabtihaBmeia
tier Gus. air6hpff. nm ibn 3u Stpins
grn, ibnen oi. Summen oussuSdhlen.
8. ). Gratpforo iibertrug m
Nm. 8, 2inbiep cine Got in 2umIsp
ceisbts in ben 5eieblanbs fir S1.0O.
- 2ruis Strabburgsr unb Sole
ttine RehIing erIansten geitern eincn
Gbei6sin.
nDemurres su ben 9lntldsen
aegen Or sUeapor GO. ariegsr, gfuoiz
tor Gbeiter Asslar. Wn. Gmeripn,
grsqrdiibent oes Rotbes Der glloers
men unb hilbert gsper, Grs qrGiioent
eto Staotratbs, bic pon ben 9robs
qeIfuorenen ipeesu @ernahldf'igung
ibisr amtspIlihten in 4ntlagesuitano
oc,ieb. porben itnb, puroen gsitern
Dor Ridter Yunsblut argumsntirt.
Ter Rihtsr nabm bic 5dlls unter Be
rdthuus.
- Serr Ben. 8. gbiitsr BON Homer
QIaee, st. 5bomas, 1T pon GIepeldno.
6, 3uriitaetsbrt.
Der Qatpnia SpIp Club srpGbIts
foI9enoe 9eamts: Srdi.: q. ). Rabts;
GBeprdi.: 6. u. grononsr; Setretdr:
@ 6. S6miot; Sdasmsiitsr: .. 6.
Guhe.
- Streitbre6er Ibtrfu1en - gss
fern gtatmittas ipuroe ein 9erfuh
gendtt, Gbparb Blum, 81 Sabre
ali, Elm Streibrsttr Der Sing Gar
ment Co., Ro. 225 80. 4. ape., Gins
cinnatt, an Der 4. QpsHue in TaptpE
au ermprbtn. Die 2ingreifsr ps.uridhs
ten auf elmer Dapton hnb Bellevue
Gar einen Streit, nobel Blum an Der
9. unb Waihiugton 2l0enue in glelps
port hurn bic 6dnb 9eIhofen tuurbe,
ipipie cine 1ratt prIgel erhte!t. I'm
ter ben gdHaeieren Der Gar, meiffens
5rauen uub Ginoer, entitdno eins pa
rit, bel lpel6sr bios ourh Die GerItese
qtcenpart ces apnbutteur groberes
llnalid terhutet tpurbe. Blum fpuroe
fc mibbonoeIt, bab CT bIutiiberitromt
prn Der Gar fieI. Die gpli5ti rpurbe
tera6rihtigt. .ouEts jeeoh Der ans
sreifsr npt niht babhaft peroen.
- Ssrmun 3. Wsnte, %, bon
Rornooo. s., urb Carrie @. Garpsns
ter, %, BON 2otluHb, s.. erhielten
sinsn ebeitetH.
- Sucob SammsI, s. Sabre alt
i:arb gsitsrn in Tsiner Wohnuus. 20.
22I 90. 6. Strdbs. 8as 2sibens
btsdngntb Finbst beuts Rnhrittos
rpn Der Gpane. grot. Ct. SobaHHss
airhe aus ftdtt. RsO. 5rsberid anapp
nirb htr grauergoitssoienf lettsn.
49, Carl gogsI pon golb Springs,
9p,, lit eeitsrn mad gerea. ap., ass
rsiIt, I'm feline 5tubien am oortigen
College fprt5uissen.
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mem RsooEper nm feline gaarffnft I'm
yetraas BON $13 berdubt.
1sr AZ ssabre alis Utihdel Weld,
Dor NcGorlono uno plum 5irnbs.
uno Der IS ,Snbr. olis Jciepb Qdnnis
oar, ron Qsppcrs, ap.. ipurosn &C.
itesn su friibsr Rorasnitanot BON
Gfutnant Mubls unb ben poliJil'tn
Esnn uno WelIer ptrhnfiei unb nilssr
Der aniinge bes E.rabtnraubes ttna,s
Ipsrrt. Sie ioIlen sinen Dm. grioez
iuea, bon no. 508 GkI'nut Strabe.
Rslrpcrt. an., uberfolIen ha6eH.
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&sabs fir bic NaiTerperle.

Ter Staotrail miro i'm ieinfr hesstj.
gen SisuHa erinf,t iperben. 9oritaub.
anbeu In oer GeInmnfhohe BON 4340.e
900 fir bic itabtiiden Uofirmexfo
ailtu,beibeH- 1ieie Sunlnle fpirb -.
taHntlM ~ Rnsani&niiunoen beno.
tbi9t, y frifer 2inie sum @nfnui Il
asE mes1EseH a:eieuesm,pmof iae
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ger Sdufrat6.
Serr ". y. Sbodiep in ber Msorgani'
iafionsperinmminns snm Hraii.
DenttR ertu6blt.

Rihier Sohn Ghpnob bIeibt gbs'
prdfioent. Die iibrisen Beam.
ten. Die Grpdbluns erfolst'
ctne 4usnabms sinitimmis. - Or
GonboH. Der nue 5duIiuperinsen'
bent, bdlt feline Sunsfernreoe. =
Sin gauptas fir bie neue 9ch'
Ihule fir ben norboiilid,en Stnbt'
itsil anaeboten. - Ter Shnlrcit
ipiu elm Rehisguiahtsn NIT B:sue
aui ,Soeial Centres.
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xtarb anl gamffag ben {. Sannot 1918,
Ghriitian q Asari,tr,
i'm a!ter Bon 90 2utren. neifenbeaangHis pcr
Lrenertarfe. ao. pa Q8eit g. SirdBe aus, nni
2teHit1e. ben Z. eSGnnar nm tlhr Matmtis
Tags. Seftaitang prioai. aetRe EIimeu
T5g7
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-17
to Visit sfother.

Bride to Visit Motller.
Miss Delphine- NurJnandin left today
noon for Crookston where she will en-
joy a weeks visit with her mother,
Mrs. A. J.. Normandin. and her broth
or, Joe. before. y%etirning to this city
for her wedding, which will be an
event OF the frst,wesk in April.
Mrs. Burke to Washington.
Mrs. John Burke wife of former
soon Join the social set in Washing.
ton and she will be a charming addi-
ton to the group OF new matrons who
are rapidly gathering in that city.
Through his appointment as United
states treasurer by President Wilson,
North Dakota's ex-governor will 80
to Washington to reside and Mrs.
Burke who remained in Florida where
they have been spending the winter.
capital as soon as he returns east.
The Youngest daughter OF. the family
Is with Mrs: BurkeIibut the older
daughter and son arSsat I. CONVEX
and brothers school III. st. Paul.
Governor Burke gave out a short
interview in Minneapolis Saturday
evening while enroute to Bismarck
from the east and the Minneapolis
Journal used with it Sunday a splen-
did cut Of Mrs. Burke. In his inter
Washington sufragists need not plan
on much support from Mrs. Burke
as she loved her home and family so
much more than the vote that she
would have little time for activity in
that regard.
One More Week Of Fasting.
Yesterday was Palm Sunday which
was duly observed in st. Michael's
Catholic church and but one more
week Of the penitential season re-
mains. Holy week in Grand Forks
will he generally observed in the So
cial world and there will be little else
doing except busy preparation for
Easter. a day which all are hoping
Will be sunny and sprjnglike.
Special services in nearly all the
churches will be held during the week
and the days of special observance
are Spy Wednesday. Maundy Thurs
day. Good Friday and Holy Saturday.
Palm SUNDAY is celebrated in memory
OF the triumphal entry of Christ into
Jerusalem and is named so because Of
the palms which yer strewed upon
His path in reverence by the people
Of the city. Spy Wednesday is named
from. the betrayal Of Judas and Manu-
dy Thursday takes its name from the
sacrament Of the Lords Supper. Good
Friday IL the day upon which Christ
was crucified and OF Easter Sunday
He arose and in memory of this,
Easter Sunday is a day Of observance
in all parts of the world where chris
tianity is known. The days Of Lent
and especially Passion week effect the
entire program Of things even in this
age Of comInercialism and CONNER
.cialism has also turned this season to
its wi benefit. At this time trade 10
as brisk az al Christmas time, and
even a. the earth will Soon take on
her new attire in the northern hemis-
phere. so people plan for their new
Easter costumes several weeks before
they are needed and the time of social
inactivity Is usually spent with the
tailor. the dressmaker and in the
shopping districts. During the com.
Ing week the leading stores will have
their spring openings and all Of the
new and beautiful things will be on
display to tempt the woman who loves
pretty attire.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-17

SOCIETY PERSONALS.

- 50"
Miss Ada Nisbet goes to Hillsboro
tomorrow to visit the Eastern Star
chapter at that plare.
Miss Pearl Munro of Lsnsdon. a
university alumnae. Is visiting friends
in the city for a few days.
Mre. a. j. Gillespie Joined hel. hus-
band here Saturday and they will re-
side at 40 South Fourth street. They
formerly lived at Wattras. Sask.
Mrs. A. Fisher and two children
leave this evening for New York city
where they will visit relatives for sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Greenbers Of
Devils Lake returned to their home
this morning after a several days visit
In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Berry are
at home again after enjoying six
weeks at Hot Springs. Ark.
Mrs. H. Ellington OF East Grand
Forks and her daughter. Mrs. Erick-
son Of uphan. are visiting with friends
in Fargo. =.
Miss Dorothy Burns Of Emerado re.
turned home this morning after en-
joying a few days visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Burns of North. Fourth
street.
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SO NEW S
The Wesrtn, q. the Green,

The Wesrtn' o. the Green.
news that's goln' round? =.
The shamrock In by law forbid j. to
grow on Irish ground.
No more st. Patrick:s day we'll keep,
hts color can't be seen,
For there's 4, cruel law agin the
wearin' o the green!
] met Wild Napier Tandy, and he tool
me by the hand.
And he said. "How's poor Ould Ire.
land. ond how does she stand?"
She's the most disthressful country
that liver yet was seen,
For they're hangin' men and women
there for wearln' o. the green.
An il the color we must wear is Eng.
lands cruel red,
Let 1t remind us of the blood that Irs.
land has shed:
Then pull the shamrock from your
hat. and throw 1t on the sod
And never fear, t will take root there,
tho under foot Z ID. trod!
When law can stop the blades Of grass
from CROWN az they grow,
And when the lesves in summertime
their color daye. not show,
Then will change the color, too, I
wear In my ~canbeen,,.
But till that day. place GOD, I'll stick
to wearin' o. the green.
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The economic section of the Fine
Arts club at Fargo which was organ
lied last week will hold its meetings
with the sociological Sec
tion and the next meeting will be held
Marcel, 2S at the Civic Center and club
The chairman OF the section
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Miss Hanna. Gon East:

Miss Jean Hanna. daughter of Gov.
erno and Mrs. L.. b. H.nna.. Of Bis
marck. left Fargo last evening after
q few days visit with old. friends and
will 30 to New York city. Miss Han.
ma will venain in the east some time
visiting with several friends.
Visited With Miss Conklin.
MIR. and Mrs. George Supple OF. Still
water, Mimi. were prominent guests
in tho city for q week end visit and
Margaret. Conklin, a teacher In the
Roosevelt school. Mr.. and Mrs. Sup
pie were entertained at the Dacotah
and concluded their visit last evening.
~AA-
Thimble Club Tuesday.
Mrs L. ". Pratt and Mrs. "A. l.. Nc
Callum will be hostesses tomorrow at
the regular weekly gathering. Of the
Rebekah- Book and Thimble club and
the members will be entertained at
Mrs. Pratt's residence. I'll North Fifth
street. The hours will be from 3 to s
o'clock and all. members are urged
to attend. -.
Miss Winterer Maid Of Honor.
Minneapolis Journal: Miss Flor
ence Winterer Of Valley City, a Delta
Gamma sorority sister Of Miss Mar
garet Benton, daughter Of Mr.. and
riet avenue. is here to be maid Of
honor at Miss Benton's marriage to
Edmund Eichorn which will take
place April IL. The ceremony will
be read at Bethlehem Presbyterian
church ut 8 o'clock in the evening and
500 cards have been issued. A recep-
ton will follow at the home to which
300 guests have been. hidden
Miss Winterer also attended the
Delta Gamma sorority annual banquet
which was given Saturday evening at
the Plaza.
Misc Lindholm's wedding.
The following account Of the mar
risse Of Miss Anna c. Lindho1m. for
merly Of this city. 10 taken from the
st. Peter Herald. that city being the
home Of the brides mother with
whom she has been since leaving here
last summer:
AT II o'clock last Tuesday morn
ing Miss Anna G.. Lindholm Of this
city. and Oliver e. Lundblad Of st.
Paul. were quietly married at. the
Swedish Lutheran parsonage. Rev. z.
J. Nystrom was the officiating clergy
man. and the young people were at
ended by Mrs. n. p. Nelson and
Henry Lindholrn. sister and brother
Of the bride. Later a wedding lun.
cheon a served at the home Of the
brides mother. The bride is q daugh-
ter of Mrs. Johanna Lindholua, and ia
a most estimable young woman. Her
husband formerly resided in St. Peter.
After leaving here he fitted himself
for the profession Ola civil engineer,
and is now in the employ Of the Ca
madam Northern railway. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lundblad will leave Don for
Canada, where the groom is in charge
of an important piece Of work, and
later will make their home in St. Paul.
The Herald Stakes pleasure in Joining
with their friends in congratulations
and Well Wishes"
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as elected is Miss Minna A. stoner, the
secretary is Mrs. G. a. Gilman. the
chairman Of the publicity committee
is Mrs. G. ]. Allen. the chairman Of
the program committee is Miss Hugh
ina Mckay. while Mrs. G. A. Pardoe
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and Mrs. Clark Dalrmple are mem
bers of the committee. 40.
Credulity is a common fault, bnt
no fakir can convince us he Is selling
diamonds for four bits apiece for ad-
vertising purposes.
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Miss Jean Hanna, daughter of Gov
ernor and Mrs. L.: b. Hanna. of Bis
marck. left Fargo last evening after
q few DAYS visit with old; friends and
will 30 to New York city. Miss Han
na will yemain in the east some time
visiting with several friends.