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KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF SECURITY

the amount Of said bid The Board re- serves the right to reject any and all bids or any part thereof.
 A deposit Of s1O.0O will be required for plans and specifications, to be re- funded on return of same.
 For general information see an- member of the Board of Education An bids, proposals, or other eommu- nic5tioDs should be addressed to r. c. Bledsoe, clerk of the Boarc of I'd, ucatiou oi said district.
 A. c. WATKINS.
 C. A. MCDONALD,
 F. C. BLEDSOE, Board of Education Of School District No. ?, being 8 High School District Of the County of Ccchise. State of Arizona. 5G9
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sIsBEE LODGE NO 71s
WoooMAN CIRCLE

Meets in Medigovich hall second and fourth Friday 7:30 D. ID. ELLA SCOTT, Guardian. EMILY V. FOUNTAIN, Clerk. -P. O. Box HI.
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FOR SALE

CLEARANCE SALE Of wallpaper, to. make room for our new stock We
 can save you money. Wiidman 8 Tsmber ward 506
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Dated october 27lh, 1913.
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Lodg Q Notices
F. o. E.

Bisbee Aerie 175, F. o. E. meeb first and third Monday, 8. D. m. Fair hall Visitors cordially welcome O. s. FRENCH, President M. D. COHEN, Aerie Physician.
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County of cOchise.
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Review Want Ads

 minimum 25 Advertisements insertion the mornings
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-09-25
OLivET.

Mrs. John Rogers spent Tuesday In
Oskaloosa shopping. :.
C. NJ. Coryell was business caller IN
Harvey Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs r. v. Clark spent Mon
day in Leighton. -
Charles Croft Of Des Moines was a
business caller here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. DeCook attended
church in Leighton Sunday.
C. Ransom OF Dallas visited this
week at the J. L. Thompson home.
Mrs. William Druse spent Monday IN
Oskaloosa shopping.
E. L: Reese the Rock Island freight
conductor who has been OF this road
from Knoxville to Evans for number
OF years has been transferred to- Des
Moines and will run on the Winterset
branch Of the Rock Island. His place
will be filled by c. Needham &C Eldon.
Miss Annie Top Of Oskaioosa spent
Sunday at the parental J. ]. Top
home. ~
Miss Bulah staty, the school teacher
at Burr Oak spent Sunday in Oska-
loosa with her parents.
Mrs. Agnes Faulkner OF Oskaloosa
visited this week at the G. Billings
home
Look at the date on your name on
this paper, and be sure to renew
your subscription before it expires.
4 Walter Clark spent Wednesday In
Harvey on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Robertson spent
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.K|RkPAT RICK GIVES
|0WAH0M|E|LY' !. name
LAND OF HOGS AND sHoM'kY" is
TERM APPLIED ~ REPRE-
SENTATIVE FROM HERE.

Washington. D. c., Sept 24.-While
Iowa has been praised many time
and oft In song and story for its
beauties of nature, and much has been
said Of it's common school system and
Of It's higher institutions of learning,
and commercial clubs all over the state
like to scatter illustrated booklets
containing pictorial views Of residen.
tial sections, parks, church edifices OF
all denominations, splendid office
buildings and well paved streets, az
well as It's great packing plants and
factories, yet one Of the states con.
gressmen, SAINT Kirkpatrick OF the
sixth district, overlooks all Of these
and tells the people down here that
Iowa is state of hog and homlny.
Hog and hominy! This alliteratiye
phrase seems very pleasing to Repre-
sentative Kirkpatrick. He has used II
various times In speeches and now
It appears In the Congressional record
in the remarks, which are allowed
to be printed under the rules. It's first
use was in connection with remarks
onftariff; again it Is used In remarks
on the currency bill.
Following is Mr.. Kirkpatricks trib.
ute to Iowa:
"Mr. Speaker, represent in part q
state teeming with hog and hominy,
btlckwheat and chinese sugar cane,
and our flapiacks are always sweeten.
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.REv,,J0NATHANLEE
ON "reminiscences
PASTOR OF SOUTH oTTUMWA
BAPTIST CHURCH ATTENDS
@ MEETING.

Fort Madison, Sept. 24.-Commemof
ating the diamond anniversary OF thu
l,association, the Keokuk Baptist asso
! citation convened at the First Baptis
/ church of this city last night IN 9
1 Ihree-day session.
The convention opened last evening
with a praise service, led by Rev. T,
! l.. Smith, of Bonaparte. This was fol
lowed in order by an address by Rev
/ S. e. Wilcon, D. D., OF Des Moines. the
appointment of the nominating com
/ mittees, special music including sole
(, by A. S. Nichols, and the annual ser
/ mon by Rev. j. F. Sanders, D. D., OF
, the Baptist church at Keokuk. The
program for the remainder Of the week
i follows:
Wednesday Morning.
Devotional service-Rev. w. M
Cooney, Fort Madison
Report of nominating committee and
! election of officers. l4i
Address of Welcome-Rev. A. H.
Jessup, Fort Madison.
| Reading of church letters.
Rcminiscences-Rev Jonathan Lee,
South Ottumwa.
1.-THE rural chuSch"-Rev. r. A.
Smith, Cedar Falls.
"Wednesday Afternoon.
Praise service-Mrs. e. ]. Watts,
Croton.
Reports Of mission circles. -
lAfldress--Miss Ina Burton, Woman's
Foreign Missionary society.
Historical sketch-A. w. Beeson.
Pennington ..+
Address c. s. Carroll, Hills
boro.
Wednesday Evening.
Praise service-E. Laubersheimer,
KeOkuk. %S&
Special music. ,a. ,~
sAddress-Rev. J. c. Beyl, D. D..
hPella. ~ es -,Es
Chalk talk-Rev. c. q. Dryden, Of
.shellsburg. E
Thursday Morning.
Devotional-W. M. Fouts, Keokuk. ,
Moines, fifteen minutes each.
Sunday school work"-Rev. j. A..
Lapham. Des Moines.
Address-Rev. L. T. Smith, Bona
parte.
Reminiscences-Rev. D. d. Proper.
D. d., Omaha. -.~ IA
; Reports of committees.
Thursday Afternoon-1. Y. p. u.
Praise service-H. H. Eyre, Hills
borO. <G
Reports OF unions.
Paper-Mrs. Downs, Harrisburg.
AGGress-Rev. J. F. Sanders, D. D.,
Keokuk. Il. ;.
I Election of officers.
Thursday Evening. 81 n
Praise service-Mrs. &. e. Adkisson.,
Address--Rev. b. F. Fellman, @EDes
Moines. ID tE
\ Address REV. J. A. Earl, D. D., Des
Moines. \, 5e Il.
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ed from the bunghole OF the molasses
barrel, and the tarantula no longer In
tests the contents Of the demijohn
Money bears the same relation to In
dustrial and commercial interests that
blood does to the human system. In
the latter the physical body must be
supplied with full, healthy flow OF
blood. Otherwise the body soon be
comes diseased and death ensues So
should all legitimate industries be kept
constantly supplied with a healthy vol
ume OF a sound circulating medium
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from Kansas, where he went to attend
his fathers funeral.
James Rhynas shipped two cars Of
hogs this week to East st. Louis.
Jess Shelman has sold his farm east
OF Stockport, consisting OF 80 acres to
George Edwards, consideration $50 per
acre.
Ed Baldwin has traded his hotel to
party from New London, possession
to be given Jan. /, 1914.
Gertie Fickel returned to New York
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WILLIAMSBURG IS ~
AGAINST CAPITOL TAX

Marengo, Sept 24.-Suit identical
with the suit filed in Jefferson county,
was instituted yesterday seeking to
enjoin the auditor and supervisors of
Iowa county from spreading the half
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mill levy for the capitol grounds e,

The suit was fled by J. F. Kirby,
former county attorney, C. J. Simmons,
cashier Of the Farmers Savings bank,
and J. P. Gallagher, editor Of the vii,
liamsburg Tribune. All are residents
OF Williamsburg.
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Monday at the parental B. L. Harris
home at Beacon.
A. Fuller was business caller in
Evans on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Bartlema spent Mon
day in Pella with friends.
j. H. Jones and c. Verplacy were
business callers in Knoxville Monday.
STOCKPORT.
Nose WEIGH came home Saturday
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STOCKPORT.

Nose welch came home Saturday
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-11
3euer.

- 0rti Trddt1paaen Der .. Il. 8.
Gifenbohn fiEgsn gefiern ouf unbs.
tannts Dsifs auf otm Giitsrbobnhof
On Der Noro Queen Gitn apsnue Jeus
sr. unb rpurbsn iait pollit1neig sers
Hort. Die 7euernshr luuroe srpeds
20i6uno 6es grannts aiormirt, boh
tonnts oiefelbs bas Yyeuer nur nuf
ben eiasnsH 5erb beihrdnten. Der
StaOen fell fit auf $1,000 bslaufen.
- Gin nit 6su uub Elm nit 5oI3
beIaosner Guternagsn, Der 3. unb 8.
Giferbobn ssristkn uuf ben 8sIeiisn
Der 8obn, nabs Der 4lfrsb Strabe. onf
unaufsstlGrs Dsiis in gronb. Gns
1yeuer ri6tets sinen S6aoen pom $500
an. Gs pirb DON Seiitn Der gohns
psrpoItuns unb bsr YoIisei onesnOms
men, bdb granofiitiing Dorlit1t uno
finb bemsntiprstsnoe Shrit.e eingss
leitet rpprben.
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9pppeltes 4e6.
slutuGatrplwagcn, pelher einen Yer.
lrbtcn bars, fnbr gegrn ein SaaS.

Bon einsm eigenartigsn llnfau nuroe
oeftern oas BON benz gpIi3ei>GpduTtelr
8orrien 9eIentte gluto qatrol gIo. a
betroffen, ols er iib nit eirtem 8erltss
ten auf oam Wees ndd oem itdptiidsn
SpIpitdl befono. 0as auto fubr an
Der 5pptins unb Sphn Strabs, !nfol9e
9erIdqens bes Steuers, gsgsu EN-
0aus, tpobur6 Der Wagen poll'tdnol9
bemoIirt purbe. Der 8erlsgte, Jrso.
SerBenbsroer, 81 Sabre alt, bon 9to.
1882 9eit Strabs, tpsIher infoIge eis
nes Streites ansebIi6 BON einsm
Manne Iamens Go. Sang BON 9so.
167 Oetler Strabe Dor ieinem 9duls
angeI1oHen pitroe, poourh er etns
8eripunoung an Der linten Seite ods
pontrua ,Ioipie Der begIeitsnoe YoIt5Ilt
Buns nie aud Der Chauffeur tamen
ipie burd elm Wunber itnperlsbt papon.
Der 8erleBte purDe Guf elmer Irogs
babre nab BEN SoipituI gstragsn, mo-
Islbit bic Asrste fsftitslIten, odB DE
0erlpunoung nidt gsfdbrIia 1T. Das
Guto fubr i'm fhnelen Tempo our6
bic s0optlns Strabe unb milbts an Der
So6n StraBs sins 9urOe be'hrstbsn,
dIs in oemIelben Womsnt oas Stsuer
perIagte uno Der Wagen gegsn Elm
Sous an Der SObn StraBs fubr. DaE
Saus rpuros burch ben 4npruu nihi
bsIddbiot. Der superintendent bsr
gluto qatrpls gpnrab Iisb ben Gbauf'
feur 6enrp Gorrisn dr3tIih unterIu'
den unb fuspsnoirts bsnislben, od CT
ongeblid gstrllRtsr buben lou. gor'
rien pirb fid Dor oem SitsrbsIss'Cs'
rettor All osrantDortsnb1bsn.
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Surd, eineu StraRenr6ubsr bsraabi

Gine tribe Grfohrung madts gsi.trn
&beno Der q Sabre aIte Sohn Drats
aus 9ruoing, aIu., in Cincinnati. Der
iunge Wann mar nab Cincinnati ess
tommen, I'm eirige Gtntdufe 81 biors
oen, uno bate taum pas llnton Depot
perlaFsn, ais Ct an Der Drittsu Strabs
DON einsm Strubeurduber aufgsbolten
puros. Der guride Isste BEN usbers
raItten einsH RsopIper an oas DIR
uno orobts, beuisIbeu 81 eritIebsn,
penn sr eiueH 2uut bon it6 sebsn
piiroe. 5isrour6 singsfbuhtsrt, lisb
es Ii6 Drats gsfaLsu ,oob Der Stroln
ourh bic gaitsn feines Spfers gins
uno ibu fsin,r gaarItaf; BON $50 bes
rdubts. Der llsbsrfallsns bat flebents
lihit, ihm bod penigitsns 10 pisl Gelo
gu bslaTsr, oub sr Iid Elm Rdhtlagsr
uno stpas gu sHeH beiorgen Tonne.
5ier3u bate Der Buri6s nur Elm Ga
6sIn uno psrihpdnb nit 8libess
ihnelIe i'm DuntsI Der Wadt. Ter
Dstettip 20psnit.in traf ipdttr ben
Seraubten berumirreno in ben Sfras
ben unb brahts ibu nah osm DstsitiDs
5auptquortisr, fpoislbft ihm Elm Rdhts
lager esrpdbrt tpuroe. Der gsraubts
mar nitt i'm Stonbe. cine senaus per-
IoaaIbeihrsibuus bss RGubsrs gebeu
su tonnen.
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Iit sinem Gisiteder SerIstt.

qui BEN S<imipegs puroe ebdrIes
Y,opn, pom Ro. 1929 aofuth Ctr,
on Der Court uno GoTutb Strobe,
ron sinem Uldune nit sinem Gisiteher
in rem Iiu!sn Qrm atiotsn, unb lieb
fid Der 9srlebts fsins 9errpunouns
bur6 sinen 4rat pertiuoeH. Nenigs
9Riuut.u ipdter puyoe 4boIpb DE
osr BON SO. % Beft Is. Str. Dor
Dem Sauie SO. 1929 aoHutb 5iroBe.
onitxineno Don osHfel6.R munue
cnaefatIeu, uno tru1 Uleeer cine Der
lebuna bur6 osr gisiteher on Der
rt6teu 8ruit oapou. Ter @erleBit
IieB iih i'm itdotiiden 4oipitoI einer
8Crbono anIsetr, uno begcb fi4 oIs'
eann nab isiasr Dp1nnns.
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Ste Carthage Jair.
Scner finbet Fc an ben Sagen oes
49,, H., f5. nnS is. slngnlt
itatt.

Sefretdr COMPTON bon Ser Sarlil.
ton SO. iSairbeborbe bat ioeben ore
@iifIein ousgeid)idt, neld)e Die an.
fiinbiaunaeu nnb 9efanntmahnn9cn
iibcr bic oiesi1brige Sair el,tbnlten.
Gem SoSlbaIt nad) an itrtbetlen iutrO
e5 pieoer cine groBartlge 8ode IN
Gortbaae nernen. Tic ,Sair tinoct
BON 13. bis 16. sluguit itott ino
mirb tuieber aIles bringen mas man
oitF eiuem IonoIiher ,Selt 5lt eripdr'
ten bered)tigt lit. DonIit aud bietben'
be Ieiiiltnte ersieIt per0en, iou ell
Observation-Disclosures aoIIegiltnt etn'
qerid)tet tperoen, nit 6elien Settlill3
Gin Qrofeiior Der Ianofpirtbihalf.
Iideu Sd)uIe bes Staates Ohio be-
trout poroeu lit. llngerrein relhhoi.
Tia oeriprid)t ons Hennprogromm
olissufallen. gludl werocn iets orci.
Iierte Sengite noreeiiibrt, Die mahrc
@un6er Der 8ferbebreiiur oarlteiled.
Iieie Sfauitellungen IDeroen iret
iein 5ooonn gibt cS pteoer cine
MISUNDERSTANDING, 6euu obne elae
ioId,e lit cine red,te Gountp ,Sdtr etn.
iodl unoenfbar. Rntiir!ih meroen ote
ihoniteu uuo biibiheiten gabps preis.
oefront sSreiIih lit in Samilton 60.
ieoes 9abp biibff, uno bartit feufs 5u
fur, fommt nnb feline itoI3e gtoma
fid, ocfrdnft fiihft, iiu0 ouBer oeit
3noli Qreiien fir oie lleberidlonbct.
fen inter ben fIeiniten glenihenfin.
hrn Souoenirs fir oicienigen Vabns
ousaeieet, Die Den SuperInttn Der
Gfonbett nod nid)t erflommen. Iud
cineu ben alien SoIbaten geiuiomet2n
Saa aibt es ipieber uno nn oieiem
9ua III Der Gintriti fir icoen getera'
nen, Der einen anopi ols ab5eiGcr
trdqt, irei. @er aiiberoem i'm Sianoe
/ If, Dem 8ortrag Die StjrHe III bieten
eeraoeio iuie er es ror 'iln'5ig Sab
rem Den Q1lgeIn Der aoHiooerirteu &c.
than, rpiro nit einem I}itto8elien re-
qoIirt. 9aiiir fam mon i'd, idon MAJ
! ins sSeuer besebeu, 3undl oas sSelsi
Der gereotiamfeit uidlt tootlid III,
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Die ,pupnlariten" ;sencrm.brlente.

99ei benz 8opularitdtg.aorteit. Der
rabreno bes oreitagisen sSeuertuesr.
Gicnics in Gheiter Earf pernnitaIiet
pur6e, haben Die ioIeenoen 5euer'
mebrleute Die meiiten Stimmen er.
balten ilnb baben iest Die ausSeid.
nung ale Die .popuIdriten" 5euer.
rpehr.2eute Der Staot 81 aelten:
/. 9iitritt- -Ihos. @eIih, 60. 6.
/. greis; u. Sonion, go. AZ, 2.
Greis; s. @eigeI, s. uno 6. Z, 3.
&reis.
9. GiItrift-oS. aobI, 60. %. /
9erei5; g. Souitou, &c. 8. 2. 4reis
81. g3eis, SO. 81, 3. greis.
3. GiItritt-g. Z. G'gonner, 60.
33. I. @reis; =. SoteI. SO. 43. 2.
9reis;; ! Qllhfers 60. 5, g. Breis.
4. Giitrift gartuppiIe, 60.
I32, i. greis; 6. gediteab, go. %, 2.
greis; Sas. Gocep, go. 16. 3. 4reis
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ben geitrisen Gag gu fhlisben. Senion
ipiro iich i'm Staotgeribt gu psrants
tpprsn babsn.
llngloubIib tlingt ss, absr es TT
tpobr, bob fib fogar 8etpobner BON
9taipu[le, g., bel Der ppliset III etns
ctnnIti beIhfpert batten. bdB bort Die
0irtG'hoften am Spnntdg offsn ietsn.
auf 8eranluun9 einieer r6uter
sSreunbe" purbe Der 8ditiptrth per
mcun SonIino, bon yio. 537 Weit a.
SfraBe ipe9sn llebertretung bes
Gpnntaas 8efebes perbaftst, nne
Die Birtbi6dft fir ge'tern poli3etltd]
oeIhlpFen. Der geTduIoigte tpuros
eeQen 8HrgTddft dus Der Sdft sntla1'
Tfu
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llmfdne.

On Der @lentpdn unb WanfioH
Iptnue fpurbe geitsrH Der 40 Sabre
a!ie Robert apls, oon No. 536 Belts
Strabs bon siHsm Ueaulefel setDorfea.
1as shisr itIug aus unb brubi. BEN
Ulanne cine @srIssuHg ON appfs BET.
anie tpuro. osm ftd0tiihen 5ofpita!
sinaeliefert.
gsim 9aisball Epieien fpurbs
Der Qsaer Sobn Waonn burh einsr
an TART seidrassnen Ball am Anss
perIss., fObaB fsine llsberfiihrune
nat Dem it6otii6sn o0ipital notl'
nenoia ipurbe.
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Gin neuer m am m ut funo.
90 baufig aud Rsiie .Dss eis5itlitsn
Wammuts in ben bilupialen Gblagts
rnngen Guropns gsfuneen n<rDeH. 10
bcabelt es ii6 bod mtiiiens nur un
Baden ooer StobSdbnt. bic. nnr1
ibren GdmsI5aber3ug gtldusi. Der
3eritorung ourd Winn, W<ttsr uno
mcfIer beifsr babsn fisnbbalttn ioHs
men. 60 sDasss Dor 6uxlsra aa1 Gin
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Sn ibrer Mobnuns, ylo. 355 Dit 3.
StruBe, 4puroe geitsrn BON ibrem Gots
Ten fyrani 5innen Die SO Sabre olts
annie Jinnell betuubtlos uuf Dem
5uBboben liegsnb aufsefunbsn. Gs
ipurbs feitseitelIt, bob Die Grnn cine
Quantitdt sSnOieO glau getrnntsn
bate. Die grirontts mubte eilenbs
no6 bem ftdDtif4sn aranfenbnus gss
bradt iperbsn. Der 3ultanb Der Grau
lisb seftern 4bsnb tsine Grassn gu unc
Der Gatte tonu ii9 niht sriIGrsn, mess
,5asb itius GRAZ bic sIaiiisssit su fid
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RIeine ppli;einadribten

untsr h<r geIhulbigung bes
alsinpisbi,ahls Duros Der Yeasr Sobn
GropH in sinsm ppoircom on Der
Dsit 6. Ctr. psrbaftst. Jn Dem pools
room eHtituno cine S6ldserei. fpelte
0eIeaenbtit bsr Rsger benugi habsn
foil, 4 6lofteR giItn3 su tntlDenben.
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Pokal.Deridji
Ter blame Spmntag.

Der GaFsfDietb Sable 9snIon, pon
go. 7O2 Meit 5. Strabs, purDe seftern
BON 5nei Neeerinnen, petde Wit9lies
Der elmer fanatii6eu air6ensemein>
idoft iinb. iDeeen llebertretung bes
Gonntags gefeses 5ur Qnasise ge=
bra9t uno bic pOIisei fab ji6 sesnnn,
gen, bissauf pisRaume essWsaaass fiir
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@ermiRt.

Gls permibt tpurbs Der poIi5ei Jreb
0ertins. Don SO. 1112 UlnrtIe 4Ds.,
aemslbet. pertins foil felt benz 8.
Guauit aus fsiner Dobnuus Ders
fGpunben fein.
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aenommen bat. Die Gerste ertldrten,
baB bic f5rou nit benz 2eben bopon
tpmmen pirb.
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Die Na6rnnssporfase
Geht hente an ben bemnfrati.
Ihen Sanss6aufns.

gs plrfte iiber perIhieoene parasrd@
pben Der 9orlags gu lebbdfter Dis
tuition tommen. - 8eIpnpers Der
gldn elmer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
86brung" oiirfte gu sineehenOer
Debate fiibren. - Die 3arifoebdtte
Shleppt Iih i'm Senat langiam bin.
DieIe @ode biirfte Der 3uders
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Products to Be Exhibited.

During each of the three days of the
| festival the products of the Industrial de-
partment of Neighborhood House will be
exhibited.
May day revels by Robin Hood and his
band will begin at o'clock May 1.
Members Of the True American and
White Eagles Club will go through the
| familiar story of Robin Hood. Dancing
and singing will be combined with
this .revel."
Ceremonials. professions, pageants and
plays celebrating the return of spring will
| mark the afternoon of May . and May
Day in Many Lands will be Illustrated
England. France, Germany, Sweden, Hol-
land and America will be represented by
| members of girls clubs in costume, and
there will be another May pole dance
and another crowning OF the May queen.
Boys going fishing, picnicking and hang
! ing baskets VII typify America.
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Spanish War Veterans.

Col. John Jacob Astor Camp, No. q.
United Spanish War Veterans. held an
interesting and enthusiastic meeting Mon
day night In Grand Army Hall. although
the enthusiasm was somewhat tempered
with sadness, as this was the meeting
nearest the anniversary OF the sinking
of the ill-fated Titanic. upon which was
Col. Aston. for whom the camp is named
Under the head Of taps the veterans
paid suitable tribute to the memory and
patriotism Of Col. Aston. recalling the
fact that at the outbreak OF the war with
Spain he recruited, equipped and pre-
scented to the government. without-cost,
a light battery of artillery, and at the
time OF the sinking of the Titanic per-
formed a more noble deed.
James A. Murphy, late of the Goth
United States Infantry, was mustered IN
by transfer from Lieut.. II. L. McCorkle
Camp, No. 2, Department OF Tennessee.
Several OF the vets addressed the
camp along lines looking to the recruit
ing Of the camp to the one-hundred mark.
1t was suggested that the adjutant COM
municate with former members, who have
been inactive in the past few years, with
a view to again aroustng their interest
in the good work the organization is do
ing for the Spanish war soldier through
out the country.
This camp meets the third Monday
night of each month in the Grand Army
Hall, and extends a cordial invitation 10
all members of the organization in Wash
ington TO attend and help make things
move. Kindred spirits are always well
come.
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CHILDREN TO SING
WELCOME TOMAY
Annual Festival of Neighbour
hood House Set for First
Three Days of Month.
FAIRIES, BIRDS, FLOWERS
AND BEES TO PARTICIPATE
Revels Will Include Dances and
Plays-Products of Industrial
Department to Be Exhibited.

Filled with the happy spirit of spring
and marked by the joyful laughter and
shouts of children. the annual May day
festival of Neighborhood House. 47O n
street southwest, will be celebrated this
year May 1, . and 8, from o'clock in the
afternoon to 10 o'clock at night. Full ar
rangements have been completed for
making the festival a momentous event in
the lives of scores of boys and girls.
The festival will open at 4 o'clock May
/ with a pantomime play and the crown
ing of the May queen by fairies, flowers.
butterflies, birds, bees and other Tiny
folk" of the Mount Vernon Seminary
kindergarten. The members of the Gold
en- Rule Club will show the "masque of
the children of fairyland,' and the
Merry Makers Club will weave a beauti-
full May pole dance.
The Growing of cock will mark the
opening, and other barnyard sounds typ
ical OF the awakening of day will follow.
Then May will enter, scattering flowers,
and then ensues a beautiful May day in
| the country, brought to a close by the
fall of twilight and the dancing OF
brownies
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ROYAL Arcanum.

Oriental Council, Royal Arcanum, was
honored at It's last meeting with the
presence OF the newly elected grand re
gent Of this Jurisdiction. Col Glendie
B. Young, this being his first official
visit TO a council as grand regent.
He was received by the council with
glad acclaim and an initiation OF
twenty-eight members. Mr.. Young
showed his appreciation by delivering
one of the very best addresses on the
aims and achievements of the Royal Ar
canum ever listened to in this city.
Henry G. Tregeler. regent of the coun-
Gil, and Past Grand Regent j. Ed
Swaine paid touching and eloquent trib-
ute 10 the memory OF Past Regent Ben
net A. Allen. who died one week before.
The grand orator, Edwin A. Mess.
closed the exercises with an espe-