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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-18

circle of friends was available last WIN
ter when he was i'll at the Santa Re
hospital His room was banked with
flowers Distracted nurses and doctors
answered telephone calls and kilograms
from a hundred points on the Santa F'e
lines.
The engagement is one of the most
interesting that has been announced
this year.
Miss Lucille Fuller had an informal
thimble party this afternoon for Miss
Julia Keshner, of st. Louis, who is
visiting her. The affair was held at
the Fuller home in Van Buren, street,
and the guests included: Miss Keshner,
Mrs. Edwin Campbell, Miss Marian
Wear Miss Marguerite Koontz, Miss
Grace Koontz, Miss LeOna Curtis, Miss
Miss Isabel Smith, Miss Sara Kouns,
Miss Nell Kouns.
Guests at an informal card party
Thursday morning given by Miss Mary
Clark, for Miss Sara Robinson, of Ell
Dorado, who is visiting Miss Jessie
McCarter, were: Miss Robinson, Miss
McCarter, Miss Ruth Rooster, Miss
Florence Bowman, Miss Ruth Foster,
Miss Antoinette West, Miss Lara
Koeh1er, Miss Violet Crumbine, Miss
Margaret Ewers. Miss Edith Tucker,
Shakeshaft, Miss Emily seery and
Miss Louise Bell.
The marriage of Miss Eta Fay Reid
and Mr.. William Theodore Parry took
place Thursday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
Giltrow. Mr.. and Mrs. Parry left af-
ter the ceremony for short wedding
trip and later they will go to Elk
River. Mimi, where Mr.. Parry is agrt-
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the mines of Price, Utah, and after
wards will spend a few days in Colo
RADIO Springs and Denver, returning
home the last of next week.
Miss Edith Switzer will leave in two
weeks for a trip ito Indiana.
Mr.. Mason Stewart left today for
Waterloo Iowa where he will visit his
grandfather, Mr.. Mason, the manu-
facturer of the Mason automobiles.
Miss Katherine Hanley, of San Fran
cisco, California. who has been visit
ing her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hanley. has left for Chicago.
Captain and Mrs. Earl Mcfarland,
who are travelling in Europe, will sail
on the Franconia about the last of
August, from Liverpool, on their return.
Mr. and Mrs w. T. Davis. who are
spending a part of the summer at Plum
Lake, Wisconsin, expect to start on
their return home the last of next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Bowman, Miss
Florence Bowman. Miss Mildred Bow
man. Miss Isabel Stewart and Miss
Emile Seery. have gone to Phelps.
Wisconsin. a fishing place among the
northern lakes and later they will take
a trip through Wisconsin.
Mrs. ]. B. Furry and her daughter
Anna. of Muskogee, Oklahoma, are
visiting Mrs. Furry's mother, Mrs.
Anna Wilson.
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Lakin announce
the engagement of their daughter
Alice. to Mr. William Curtis. The an
nouncement is full of interest for Miss
Iakin and Mr.. Curtis are among
the most prominent and Gkable young
peOple in town. The date for the wed
ding. which is expected to take place
in the late fall, has not been set.
Miss Lakin is an exceptionally charm
ing girl and belongs to one of the old
est Topeka families. The Lakin home
at the lower end of Western avenue
is one of the most attractive and hos
pitable in the city. Miss Lakin studied
domestic science in Boston a few years
ago, and has been directing classes in
practical housekeeping at the Provldent
Association this winter.
Mr. Curtis, who came to Topeka from
Troy, Doniphan county, is travelling
passenger agent for the Santa Fe and
is. in all proba bility, the most popular
bachelor in town. He is one of the
"best people on earth''-which is to
say a member of the Topeka lodge of
the Elks. There is no one in the city
who knows him who is not fond of Mr..
Curtis. You know Bill" people begin,
in relating some anecdote about him.
"Of course 1 know Bill is the hearty
response, Everybody knows him." In
cidentally, Mr.. Curtis has just and
far reaching fame for practical joking.
seven seas are no deeper nor wider
than Mr. Curtis love of fun. Proof
positive of the railroad officials wide
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cultural director of the high school,
and where they will make their home.
Those who went to Elmont from To-
peka to attend the wedding were:
Miss Annabel Tomson and Miss Martha
Tomson, and Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Har-
baugh.
The marriage of Miss Alice Stamm,
of Milwaukee, and Mr.. Louis Lyons, of
Topeka, took place Saturday, July II,
in Milwaukee. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyons
arrived in Topeka Thursday, and are
at home at the Virginia, Tenth and
Topeka avenue. Mr.. Lyons is manager
of the boys department of the Palace
Clothing company.
Miss Grace Lukens gave a break
plimentary to Miss Helen Robinson
and Miss Sara Robinson, of Ell Dorado,
guests of the Misses McCarter. Covers
were laid for: Miss Helen Robinson,
Miss Sara Robinson, Miss Katherine
McCarter, Miss Jessie McCarter, Miss
Marjorie Coe, Miss Laura Taylor, Miss
Lucille Lukens and Miss Grace Lukens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Barnes Of
1912 Western avenue announce the
marriage of their daughter, Frances
Mary, to Mr.. Horace Frederick Smith
of Wamego. Kan, July 16, 1913. Mr..
and Mrs. Smith left at once for a
short trip and will be at home after
September 1 at Wamego' Kan.
A beautiful hat for youthful face
is the white straw shown in the &C
companying sketch Its low bowl
shaped crown has small rose design
painted upon the straw in soft pinks
and greens. The wide dropping brim is
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be easily fashioned into a smart frock,
if this design be followed. The deep
pointed revers. wide collar and cuffs
may be cut from heavy all-over en-
brOidery finished with a narrow edging
or cut from plain linen and embroid-
cred by hand. A chemisette of tucked
batiste fills the front of the blouse to
the bust line where it meets a band of
machine embroidery, which continues
without break to the knees. The skirt
jOirs the blouse without a girdle but
is piped with plain self-tone material
which terminates on either side of the
center embroidery panel.
Miss Henrietta Alexander will leave
the first of August for Spring Lake,
Mich, for a visit to DR.. and Mrs. c.
A Mcguire, who are there spending
the summer at their cottage.
Miss Helen Hackney of Atchison
and her cousin. Miss Virginia Hack
ney, of Uniontown, Pa, will arrive
next week for a short visit to Miss
Mary MacLennan. Miss MacLennan
and Miss Kitty Dolman returned
Thursday from a visit to Miss Hack
ney at Atchison.
Former Governor and Mrs. J. P.
st. John of Olathe, Kan, will arrive
Sunday on their way to Louisville,
Kan, and Judge and Mrs. DeWitte C.
Nellis will accompany them from To-
peka. Governor st. John will be one
of the speakers at the home coming
celebration being held in Louisville.
Miss Leah Roark will return the
first OF next week from a visit to
friends in Junction City and Manhat-
tan.
Mr.. Alex Spencer, who attended the
National Education association meet
ing in Salt Lake City, Utah, will visit
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meyer of New York will arrive Sat-
urday for his brothers funeral. Mrs
George Overmeyer will remain in Los
Angeles, as she is i'll and unable to
travel.
In the drawing a frock is pictured
whose youthful lines make it especial
ly appropriate for the girl from 1 6 to
20. One of the many dainty ginghams,
batistes or linens with which the shop
counters overflow at this season could
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heavily laden with big loose leaved
pink roses and foliage. This flower
wreath rests on a black velvet ribbon
which is laid fiat about the brim and
tied at the back with long loops and
ends which fall to the shoulders. The
under brim is faced with pink satin
which binds the edge
(. - J.
The V. 1. T. A. club gave a lawn
party Thursday evening at the home
of Miss Effie Johnston, 1922 Western
avenue.
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Notes and Personal Mention.


Mrs c. c.. Starr left today for
GAINESVILLE, O.. for a visit to her peo-
pie before going to Fresno, Cal, to
join Mr.. Starr in a permanent resi-
dence.
Miss Marie Kelley will leave Thurs
day of next week for a trip to San
Francisco Cal.
Mr.. James P. Bowe left Thursday,
returning to his home in Portland,
Ore.
Miss Marguerite Mason and Miss
Helen Mason of Kansas City arrived
today to visit Miss Marguerite Kiene-
Miss Elizabeth Garrett of Omaha,
Neb, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T. B.
Garrett at 1923 West street.
Mrs. DeNere Rafter of Holton is in
Topeka with her mother, Mrs. David
Overmeyer, to attend the funeral of
her brother. Mr.. George Overmeyer,
whose body is being sent from Cali
fornia for burial. Mr.. David Over
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15

gau 6eg Baoes Bel Ser Met1aqueue at
&rp ingen ion nun alsbalb be-
gon11en tper6er. - Das alte S6lob
in Mnter6Ipf, iebt Sdule ur1o
&atbbaus, Elm Invertebrates @eballoe
aus bent is. Sabrbmnoert, ion I'M
2aufe 6es Sabres itilgeredt reitanrirt
meroen. - Die @ol6paare1-S1Dll<
itrte in g or5bei NJ bat unter ben
Solgen 0es 8alfanfrieges iebr 3m lei
sen. Ser bereits an Montagen et11ge-
ltelte 8etrieb muBte iebt an6 an
Dienitagen ei11geitellt tperoetr. 10000
Mrbeiter erletoen 6aour6 einen be6eu-
te1roen Mnsfan an 9obnert. 1900 Mr=
better 11n6 300 Mrbeiterinnen ltn6
bro6loS. - SSn Manbeim lit ST..
8farrer Sac. Mnt. geoM I'M Sitter bon
26 Sabren geltorbe1t. - Sobm. SOB.
8apt. 8ittmatn, 8eneftciat in 8 II T.
beim nnb f%reirei. Bfarrer bon IS a.
ben5elI, itarb int 76. 2ebensiab=
re. = Ser alteite 8iirger Ser @e-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15

sc un6en 10 Standardization,
sol Sremoenpeniionen, 1865 8ier-
mirtbi6aftne, 1876 Observation-Disclosures,
46 Cafes, 1873 Gafeidenfen nnb 1919
Mnsibanfe bon 2imona6en. ~ Mn
Sen nniperittdten IN 80 Il II d e n nno
% ir5bnrg iin6 Sic &atbolifen
1lnter Dem 2ebrforper 10 i6ma6 ber-
treten, BOB es %geraoe5n ein Sfanool
lit. SS11 Der eriten Mbtbeilung Ser
pbiloiopbiiden 5acultdt Miinde1
iin6 bon "a orbentli6en Brofeliure1r
II III proteltantii6en &anoen nno III
ser 2. Mbtbeilltng 6ieier Sacultalt. ii11o
ale is oroentli6en 8rofeliuren nit
Hroteitanten beiebt. Sn Sen anoeren
5acltltaten, init aleiniger Musnabme
Ser tbeoIogii6en, ii1to oie 8erbalt=
niile fir Sic &atbolifen ebenfaas
iebr pugiinitig. - Set benz lebten
&egeulpetter liegt M0bringen
mieoer an ser 9pna11, in6em iib bie
@ebrpoge flute nn6 6as 8alier oen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15

n1einoe @roBadfeM, 2anouirtb
S. &laider, lit int sitter bon SO SAT-
rem %geitorben. - SSn Sfpringen
feierten Der @iiengieBer Carl Eboma
rno gbefrou @oi6ene &od5eit. ~
&auptlebrer @arl Srep in Mnggen
feierte 6as Subildum ieiner 25idbr=
Ebatigfett int 6orttgen Srte.
@irttemberg.
Die electrii9e StraBenbabn 6 IL
ingen- &eutIingen.8 eb-
ingen lift nun en6li6 allgemein
Dem 0ffentli9en 8etrteb ibergeben
morben. S1 t y.
i Ell NJ 1T Ser 8aa elmer fatb. Stride
notbmenoig getporben un6 baben Die
biirgerli9er @ollegien Der @er1ei1oe
Sen 5aaI Der &leitfi1oeridule 5ur
@erfiig1ng geiteM. Der bo@m.
@err 8forrer @ius Sdeele in Ut
t enmeiIer 1T I'M Sitter bon 50
Sabre1 perftorber1. SSn Sell
brsonn bot iid @ilb. Deli9ldger,
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@erffanal ber11nteritr0mt. - SIN
gapucinerfloiter q. Sebaitian in
Mn gsburg ift g. 8ilbelm a1er.
.. sc. Cop, g%eitorben. Sn
50 e 9 / Bel @0risboenii 1T Der
|63iabr. Nripatier Mn6r. Stber bon
einem ginbreder eridlagen tporoet1.
SSn @roBaitingen BEL
d ob m il Of n ftarb I'M Sitter
bon 50 Sabren Ser @borregert a. ..
Carl s@maiger. St tpar friiber lan>
ge Sabre Gborregent in @bers-
berg II. Mnn@en. @iefing g.
- Ser @utsbeiiber @eorg Doring in
so orftIeugait tulr5te Die &el-
teritiege binab ln6 bra@ 6as @enid.
8aben.
Die 8aute11 an Ser Ml1rgtbalbaDn
BEL Sorbad fhreiten meiter fort
un6 ion Ser 8abtbal1 nod in 6iefemt
Sabre ferttggeitelt merbe1. DIT ben
Mrbeiter1 fir 6as M11rgfraftuerf 1T
bereitS begoru1en nor6en. - Mh 6er
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in 8rag, 81. @0tel, flndtig ge=
'porben. - SSn Dem Mntpeien 6es
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Maurer in 80 IL
d 0 I 10 a entitano. elm Beuer, oas ii6
a1tf 5 meitere Mnmej en perbreitete unb
oiei e ianmt SEN Mebengebdl16en boa<
ltanoig einaiderte, nobel 6as 4iabr.
S06ter6en 6es @11tsbeiikers Ma11-
rer IN Sen 6lammen nmfam. Inter
Sen eingai6erten &a11iern befin6et
lt6 al1b 6as @emein6ebauS.
2nremb1trg.
Sic neue Hfarrfir6e auf Dem
2inrpertsberg 5u 2nremb n g lit
fertiggeitellt, 10 6aB am @tmmel-
fabrtstage 511nt eriten Scale @ottes=
6ie1tit oarin~ a%bgebalter tper6en FONT
tie. = Sn Di6eIingen puroe
am ghladenttpp 6es bortigen @er<
fes ser 65idbr. Mrbeiter Matb. Stef<
fes bon elmer Maidine iiberfab<
ret n116 idredlt6 5eritiidelt. - SIN
Deder'iden Sauie in 8 e I 8 eridob
ein getpiMer Net. &eBler Inn 5treite
sic linn befreun6ete @ittpe Marr.
M1td Ser @auseigentbiimer erbtelt ei=
men lebensgefdbrliden SdnB. Ser
M0r6er mltr6e berhaftet. - Ser
bohm'lte. SEER 8ti6of bon 2nrem=
IN g lit bon ieiner &omretie mie6er
6abeim e%ingetroffen. sein @ufentbalt
in &om batte lid 61trb Sic grfran=
ffl1ng 6es 8apites %ner56gerf. Ser
8apit empfing Sen @errn 8iidof trob
6es Mbratbens ser Mer5te. Ser 81.
Safer n11terbielt ii6 nngefdbr 10 Sci
nuten nit tbm, 5uerlt in lateiniider,
0ol1n tn fran5oliider gprade. St
lobte Sen gtfmof tpegen Ser in ser
letten 3eit bepiefenen grten @eiin=
ta1ng ln6 erml1nterte i'm, NIT sen
tre1ten @lGnbigen i'm Sample a11s51,-
barren. ge1m Mb1bie0 un1armte Der
Hapit Sen 8ii6of NIT Ebrdnen in Sen
M11gen. Die Mnoien5 batte SEN 81.
goter ii6tli6 ermii6et. - SIN &loiter
ser 9ominiconerinnen ouf bem Clint
%pertsberg ftorb iiineit ser bodm. ST.
&eetor S. g. 8artbel i'm Sitter bon
IS Sahrelr. - Ser @olttnternebmer
Setter @iier aus @ttelbruf1 tiir5=
tie bom @eriit ieines in ser @affel i'm
8an befin6lt6en @obnba1ies berab
al1f eiten eifernen Erager. ct erlttt
innere @erletnngen iopie einen 6op<
pelten &ippenbru@.- ST. 5enmin-
e peridie6 an elmer langen, f6Iei,
4enoen &ronfbeit uniere iebr ge-
i9akte 2ebrerin, Granlein Caroline
2oenerB.
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Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETCHER,S
TO r. IA
@liaf-2ptbringen.

ga Der Sbnrm Ser fatb. 8farr=
fir6e IN 8abern bonfalig getpor-
ben tit, miro geplant, NIT Dem Nem=
bane etne @ergroBernng Ser piel gu
flein %gemoroenen 8farrftr6e 5n ber=
binoen. - SSn Grid me tit
bodn. Serr Efarrer Sol. 6rieoerid,
81 Sabre alt, %geitorben. - Sn s. r.
meiler itarb ser @eligionslebrer
bodm. Camille Bef, "a Sabre alt; in
6 gisbeim Ser @antonalpfarrer
Mlpbons &ett, So Sabre alt, nn6 inn
Soilten-&ranfenbauie GIT Menborf
Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S. Sanger
TIM Sitter bon IS Sabren. = 0ie 5u
oem groBen &oipi5 ct. Mppolinari1s
IN &o1fenberg geb0rige 5deu=
ne, Ser iogen. uSinterbof" lit ia1nmt
gro gen 8orratben a%6gebran1rt.
@dmeis.
Sn II nterbal1an itarb &ea1=
lebrer S. 6. @aiIer, ser beinabe 81
Sabre lang ols Sberlebrer Ser Steal
i6ltle ieiner &eimatbge1nei11oe getpirft
bot. - Sn @ern lit ser Mrditect
Gng. Settler b. Slider inn Sitter bon
'73 Sabren geitorben. - S1 Il t e IL
0or itarb int Sitter BON 20 Sobren
5rau 2ebrerin @liie Nfiiter, Sic iiber
ein balbese Sabrbu116ert an ser borti=
gen ftnteridule getpirft fat. = gine
5eltersbrunit in 8iip 5eritorte 3
59eltnen nn6 Stdne rnb eine @pb=
n1trrg u116 beorobte SEN garl5en Srt.
- Sic mitte11 i'm Dorfe 6Iamil
ftebenoe, CUR n@edt" =2iegeniboft ge=
DDrtge 56el1ne brannte totaI nie6er.
Oeiterreid-nngarn.
Sener mer6en es 800 Sabre, felt
@rieSfirben bonn &aiier Mat<
tbias 5ur Sta6t erbobet mnr6e. Das
Sl1bilanm miro am 20. sunni Weter
II. Saudi IN groBem 5tile feierli9 BE-
gangen tper6en. = Ser friibere 9arr=
6eSbaupttnam S6nma9er Sitter
bon Gdnnengam IN Snnsbrmd lit,
SO Sabre alt, geitorber. = @benba
itarb ser. peni. Observation-Disclosures ct.
59mi6 i'm 73. 2ebensiabre 1tno ser
T. I. 8e5irfsar3t Dr. @bmaro 80n
bon SaIIein. - ST. ser fleine11
Srtidoft 8r0fels6orf (Sber=
6iterr.) entitan6 ein 8ran6, Ser s
@6nier eindi9erte. - Mo6 nnter=
i6lagung bon IL Milionen &ronen
1T ser Director ser &opierfabrif ST.
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S9iffe unb 8pote ouf Sem 5trom
erglibten I'M feitlihen 2i6teridnnud.
@en ioute bie Gabrt beginner -
bo brauite Elm, mohtiaer @irbel.
it1rm beran unb mad]te lie unmog'
It'd.
Mud Der brittle Gag bra@te min6i.
geB @etter, unb mteoer erft amalbeno
tonnte 9afuette aufltetgen. Diesmal
NIT Dem 3rdifoenten. SIM lebten,
fablen, griinliden MenSli6t Idppeb-
te Don @buoroo 56aerer tber bie
etobt bdbin, umfreifte sen @aloit,
bas @abilbo, iein 6als, glitt iiber
bas bunfle @niler un6 iiber Bic
&anee. Die Sterne beeannen au
1eudten, unb Sic 2idter in Ser Stabt
fInmmten ouf. Inter Dem 8eifan ser
menge Ianoete Der 8rdItSent. limo
bte Baragl1aper fagen NIT stol5, oab
Ct Dos erfte StaatSo6erboupt lit, 6as
bonn Meroplon aus iein Domtni1m
meri9aute.
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Sic alte &eimatb.
@eitfalen.

Son Sen p%orgeiebenen flint Marnen
ser Gunoioatenliite fir sic 90 ii II :
It er 8ii6ofsmabl lit elmer ais or.
Maieltat oenn &ontg minoer genebm
be5eiGnet tporoen uno 6aonr6 fir bie
@abl als geltriden 5u betra6ten.
Sir bie feierlibe @abl tpar Ser Mitt-
mood Dor @fing1ten, Z. Mai, IN MnS-
ii6t genommen mor6en. = Seinen
80. @ebnrtstag fonnte IN geiitiger
mno f0rperli9er Stride Der Dom-
propit, Mpoitolii9er 8rotonotar, 9r.
Mattbias 8armet begeben. = Nad
6reiiGbriger @orunterim6ung bat tn
Dortmnn66e Ser 8ro5eB tpegen 88n-
iammenbru@s Der Mte6er6euti@en
8unf, 6ur@ tpel6en 10 niele @erionen
in Mitleioeni6aft ge5ogen mnroerl
%begonnen. Director Sbm unb Ser ge=
ian1mte Mnflidtsratb oes berfradten
Snltttuts lteben Dor Sen S6ranfen
6es @eridts. Sc 1in6 ibrer IA Mnge=
flagte. = 9lnf Dem @iientperf Union
ereignete iib iingit eine @odofener-
plolion, mobet Elm Mrbeiter geto6tet
nn6 bier berlett tpnr6en. = Ser Sir
@enmaler SOB. &offmann, ser meit
iiber ieine &etmatb binauS Denfmale
1einer l6affenoen &nnit %binterlalien
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@mnoerbare Samtialbe.

8ncflen's Mrnica Salbe 1T iiberan
befannt ols oas bette Mittel, bas &C.
mad)t lit fir ale &ranfbeiten ser
@art mie au6 fir 8ranbmunoen,
luetldungen uno 8enlen. 8errtn'
CERT g%nt5iinoung uno lit m1fmei@eno
uno beileno. S. s. SoBmar, Seraus,
geber ser Seems" bon Cornelius, 81.
g., ihreibt, BOB cine 96adtel ieiner
,lbllmmre11 @a11tfranfbeit balf, nad=
Sem onoere Meittel bergebli@ ange.
lpan0t maren. Sour 25f. @mpfoblen
pom Molitor Drug 5tore.-Mn5etge.
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Snbaber ser 6ett- nno 6arbmaaret-
banolnng S. 8eibenitett Ii. &c., er=
i6olien. - 9as Mntpeien oes Deco
1lomen 1bierer in % al6banen
tplroe our6 8liti6lag iammt 400
s6afen uno fdmmtli6en 6rudtpor=
ratben ein gtatb ser 6lammen. -
SSn 8 ein5eII brant1te bas 1oppeI=
tpobnbaus bon s. @ellner un6 81.
&0nig ab. - @emein6erotb 8ro6er
in $ Of e n It anfen berungliidte
beim g%anmputen to6tlid.
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@eritopfnms sebeilt.

81. Sings Meue 2ebenspiQen BET
tretben 8eritopfung prompt un6 brin-
gen Cure g%ingetpeibe tpieoer in &c.
iunoen 3uitano. Sobn S11pfie bon
ganbnrg, Ba., fagt: sic fino 6ie Be-
item 8inen, Die i9 ie gebra11dte, urto
i6 ratbe ieoem an, oieielben gegen
8erftopfnng, unber6mli9feit un6
2eberleioen at gebrau@en." @erbe1
gm6 belfen. Breis 25t. @mpfoblen
bonn Mo1itor Drug 5torcc. -4n3eige.
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Mlbanp, Mtinn.

)at, lit bier geltorben. - Dle 1dar=
fen 6roite BON Mitte Mpril babe1 IN
sen Maloltllgen bei g hmerte Sic
iippigen 11l1o sablrei6en 9liitben Ser
@eioel6eeren politanoig perri6tet. -
SIM Alter bon II Sabren itarb Ser
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NINE. SsMeR,ca's MUSIC room at MoNr.ceLLO
CALENDAR FOR THE CURRENT WEEK.

SUNDAY concert Of the Peoples symphony So
p Of the symphony Society; Met
$50 popular concert Century opera
S m, popular IttZ-'artoI Hotel
entertainment of the French
Brooklyn by tho Phha
monte Society: Of Yorl. M
tal by Samu A Baldwin
D. Russian Italian
BeIasco Theatre $50 concert Of chamber
by Ensemble Hotel Plaza 3 p concert for
benefit Of We NcXtc Thynge Society.
TUEsDAY-Canegie 10y tho Musical Art Society
Aeoan Hall recital ty Harold Henry; Century
opera House (and all tho week., English opera The Bo
Girl"
WEDNESDAY, Of Handles Mes
sah" under Hall and the
Acn Hall violin recital by Rob
Metropolitan opera House p M Italian opera ''a'a
College recital
fy Snshcmcr
House German oI" Der Tsoscn-
a,aicr" Hall recital by Marie Caova volns
p. concert 81 the Philharmonic Society
m, tho Philharmonic Society
METROPOLITAN dancing bv Mile PavloTa s
"Tosca', Horace Mann Auditorium Columbia
University 10y Thc Music Of To-
day
sATURpAY-Carns Tor people Moropo
itan opera House, IN, German Die Walure"
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Score: Love-all, rubber game
South declared two hearts on his strong
two-suiter. West passed on account OF
he absence OF high cards in his long
suit.
North's peculiarly divided hand gave
him problem I'm supporting bids. Should
lie raise the bid TO prevent tho oppo-
nents' possible interference. or should he
allow them latitude In bidding. with pos
sible bonus gains i'm view? lie an
swered with the unusually high bid OF four
hearts-the highest bid within the bounds
OF safety. His action was based on the
desirabillty of imposing a restraint upon
the opponents bidding.
SO far as successful contract at
North's figure was concerned, It can be
readily seen that North was not appre-
henSve of the result. AS a four-royal
declaration. without knowledge of part
ner's assisting strength. was beyond Easts
ideas OF safe bidding, Norths declaration
was final The hand, of course. resulted
in small slam for North and South, only
the king of clubs scoring adversely. Had
North passed, or. possibly. raised only
once, a far different result might have
taken place.