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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-31
6an1melt Sruoepar.

sra Senper, Colorado, bcrettc$
Sen 27bc NNuli: Trcbcrict :. Stnn.
ION, IS Aur Qonnlel blcu toal plet
her I'll NirH. eli5n &ohn'on, II Mar
Qonmcl. &c bopbc life 'eet aillan-
SEN Tor Soaen ipr &lelicn.
e Dauoc ocrimob itauct / @rcp-
ucrcl ct Mars Gio, men &c bapbe III
Qcu Soc ON, bporoon &c inn rn,
Oa Sc life cnaan9 bupoc icnot BIN
ou0cu line Noto0rafier.
Stuntpu bar boct her / ii Iar.
San cr EroicSior / Semi pcb oen
hcruUreuoc NcrQifolc, er ilelct bel
itodcnoe % bar / i'm Slo 'pllict Ell
i~lemtru0cnbc HoQc / NolitIten
Sans II Mar aamlc Sruh CT ira
AmC3, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-31
Oefret moo Kdtoltcismen

sra Sdmpico, Werlcp. mcIocS Sen
2Goe <li: Militprglipernsren /
Staten Nicuo @areOo, @en. Nntonlo
&iuorenl, bar ioag ubiteot ct Iefret,
ION / itprf @rnb be1rGnicr Sen
t~otoIite Airtc3 %irf'omhe0 oeri Std
ten. Gefretet err uoiteot al @enipn
til "ben oiientlige SumobeN, ben
oiicntliac Moral % Ocn oiieutIiac
NetiprbiQbeo".
~Saulrnle Nationen bur beitaac;.
bar Den fotolife Strife uUret Ell for.
brrpeIia Softor / Strlo % Spll1
oN bar iuIoitGnbig CLIENT in ipir!-
ttellc Niiaiiou," Tiger @luernorcn.
Get melt oraitiifc Srrf / Sefrete.
er 6orblioet moo beluntelist Sfrii-
tenluaI. Sonl @runo ior Sortuoey
anierer %iuureal oen @eitpIbning
II Ser bcnmeIi9e Strl'te % CART
itiet / Sc t~otoIife airfer er bIet en-
6arc ior oen oiientIi8e Moral.
Siitriftet, iom uoileStea / SoueO-
itaoen Monterep, i~noeboIoer fslgeu.
&c %eitenmel'er:
/. Nile u~ocnlanoifc f~atolitc Ere-
tier, IiseapIoiat al bpiltcn Natiunas
Iltet, if0l uopiics ira Statcn Nucpo
Sarcoo.
, III Sc sienpGreu0e fatolitc
Treiler ifdI oe, ipm life fan bepilt.
at sc obiolut intet meo Eolitifcn bar
al beitiae. o9iaa nopiicS al Statell.
3. airterne ifal tun boIoeS aabue
ira al. 6 Morseu I'll al. 1 Gitcr-
miooag. Sim Erelter, icm bar CT.
holot SiQaoelle bertil, bar Sou ii!
az iorrette.
4. NJ saa iiIifriite er abioIut for
buot.
,. TubIifum or iorbuSt at ne.
trToe Safriltict.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-31
Dozen peo Styret.

Sra SterIing, SG., nlelbe& ser,
21oe Sui: 0ieo So9et iiienoc irenl
nleo Ell Sart al 60 0fil i Simell
ianote5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT paa Chi
cogO & Nortbmeitern Saren iioben-
De oso meO &aanoen bpilenbt poa
Sentilen. Set Ipffebe9 S~prbeoereit,
81. Sobnion, at ino Soaet i~tlnict,
isr Ell autaltroie inOtrai. Get par
ct rent MirufeI, at Ell iorfrfoellg
lllpffc life inotrui, for bet til
falote 2pge fonitotereoe, at 2ofpmo-
tlufercren bopoe pprCt opo / minolt
Ell balo Sinle, oa Sprbebercn opba=
geoc, at ban uur 300. San par 60
Mar gammcl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-31
Kanoioat for Sreopsriien

Sra @aibington meooeIes, at $40
Meolemmer al Observation-Disclosures
Den 26oe bs. bar ienot BET norIfe
Stortbings Hobelfomite en- SpQes.
%lfrioelle, buori DC anbeioler, at Den
Nobelife SreospriS Tor 1914 moo
BIZ tilflenot aon9resmano Hid)oro
gartbolot ira Wisiouri.
DIR. @artboIot tiltreoer pon
Sir5oa9 Geiien til Sen interporlo.
mcntari'te llnions Mebe / Stocf.
boln, Sueri9e, bpor ban bill irem-
lTgge Den amerifanife Gegierines
offiiceae SnobpbcIie iii llnionen ON
at afboloe lit Msoe / 1915 / De 1sor.
eneoe Stater.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-31

s. airfetlofferne ifaI fun rinaes
peo Setter, iom boloes til gGre for
Sanoet, eler / a~nIeonirg Seire for
DC fonltitutionaliitiife gooben.
Z. Iue f%atolife Sfoler % s(fooe-
mler, iom life itrengt o~perboIoer De
ltolteote Eaabuo og 5ororoninser.
eper bpiS geitprer life er en- Sra.
ouent ira en- al 2anoetS NormoIfo.
Ter, o9 'om er aniourIis o~perior He.
gJertngen for enbuer S%pertrpoelie al
Sopen, ifal ufortspet itenees.
&c fotolife airfer / Sotiao, Sor
Suis Fotoii % gpen Miiepo 0areoo
er fornplie bIepne luffebe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-31
Pumbuo.Kure.

Sra @oi6inqton beretteS, at 0anb.
brllQaoepartemcntct iornplig b.r Of
fentliggiort Ell Scretning, bpori Sc
iorltjeQiQe "alrc" for feoe Solf
temples lont 6corageriifc % Ben
ifiTrelte &umbud.
Golf 6lir icOc % forpltIentc a.
nutltrlige NarloGer, ioroi be bar
meoie6t Nnlpg til oct, eacr iotGi &c
ipiier oQ 0riffer formeact, eller cr
ror boune % labe al iig. Gel enc.
lie Muooc at 6Ii fuit lin aorpulerS
pan er at ioretoge lau0nnne @ejrEl3-
%epelier hpcr Worgen % slitcn. iom
pirter til at rebucerc &Ggten %
irene 2cgemet, loget / 2igbeo a:c0
Sen SrGninq, 'om @rpoere. Surnctc
o1 andre Sorptsnlpnb regelmU3lig
g%iennemenor iorat boloc lin %U9t
neoe % line Segemer / 900 apnbi-
tlor.
9lae Sc BERT 0an0et iorefommenne
"Nntl sat" -<re er, Ifriper Se-
purtementet, olbele3 pnroileie. 0c@.
ltn1tet iuI9ea Ser iterre Ma9ier al
oi3ie Mumbuamebiciner cuo al nU.
iicll noGen anoen Safe" allr. :
sc SiliTI0e. huor Ell Mcouftion nj
%U9ten p@irfclig inotrGbcr, ifpl0,s
bette, Tiger Sepnrtemcntet, iloeirt-
fenoe be uarine @aoe, oen ltrpnse
Girt % Sc @egentsspelier, iom al.
bcioIe5 / Norbinbelie mco Npbelicl
al Weoicinen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-31
Slom / Colorado.

Sra Sclerubc, Colo, telegroiere$
Den 27oc Suli: 90 Ferioner rrilt.
neOe, 90 Samilier 9ioroes buspiloa
% 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES omiat.
tenoc oucr 100 @pqninger bIep ieut
igaar Nftes belpIS eoelugte, ba ell ii
500 hei &anbmuSie, ser par opitnaet
lom 6slge al ct Sfpbruo, fom los.
ienoe neO eiennem Gornet Cannon,
iprpngte Gemnlngen og operflom.
meoe 9pen.
Sc omfomme er MrS. 6. s.
Hlafelp % MrS. &obn Sobnion.
Nlomifuoen a~rilooeS I'll $3.50
900.
Glere hunorebc al 9pen5 SnOpaas
mere bar iegt A}ottelD / De %oifent.
IiQe @p9ninger. @pen itoar nrltcl
belt unber Tono, men ser ontaae5
life al prre 6ore for nogen pocrli-
acre Sti9nine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-31
Den nye Komet.

Sra San Sole, Gul., t~elegraieres
Den 250e Sui; Zen me aomct,
'onn opoogeoe2 / December iiior, fun
MI tioli9 paa Mor9ener ices meo
ubeuUbnct 0ie, meooelea ser / Ell
%eretning ira 2icf Sbieruatoriunl.
aonleten bepT9er iig giennem
Stieruebilcoet |itrigu og er innlie
Tor Solen@ Sp9ang % liot i Norb
for ocnnc. Zen lnicr Tom Ell ienlte
alaSie@ Stiernc. men Ben er palt.
lfclia at iaa Die paa lloen peo
SiTlp AZ Ell 900 aiffert.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-31
MnSame Scnriettc Gaillanr, ion

MfnSams Scnriettc Gaillanr, iom
ben 16oc Mnrts iioitleoen mproeoe
"Sigaros" Hebafter @aiton Gulmct-
tr, blep / Sirsoaas iritienot al ell
>Sltrp / Taris. Set har uGret Sen
~iterite Stdnoalproces Taris bar bopt
al opuiic iioen Den berpgteoe Stein.
hielprocca. "a Eariiernc bar mot
sc oranlatilfe Sccner / Hetten, bpori
mango al Taris %~iineite" % melt
fienote Naure iiaurereoc, nleo gli,-
benbe Nppetit. Get to9 ,Nlrpen
minore eno Ell Sine al iritienoc ben
itraalenbe Stisnbeb paa Nntlagc-
bpnteu. ga Silruens aienoelie blep
~flnNgiprt, opitob Der Ell pRlbig eur
pelepcn / &~ctslofalct Sfrig %
Sfraal % SfiTIosorb % tiIiibit &C.
roaoet aIIe S%iIifuerne | SlagSmaal.
"a Sc ire Sonrmere life par iitano,
til at ifaiie iia SrenSlpb. inee DC iig
iib e, 9aapci % pperlco Oct Trp4r
bige &ctsIofalc til 9amphonernc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-31

poIttit nUrct mco al loee 9iia til II,
clei "o9. Som DC teller Tia n,eH
&c NoIf. iom nor prrct ioo l,Ipffe.
Ii1c at IoIoc / hcrc2 groooi1c alsr,
h0r DC | &irfeliabeocn lfobt iia G.,
(ru'cl % Ell Sorc lnoen line can,
%auoaarrnicr.
,Ntfeoeltomlnorc 'ortiuttee oet ian;
ne Heperipiicm ita0ig al andre Oh
mere sGraierrl9bcber blonot Sta.
tcrnc. Mo9t, Mogt itorrc Moet er
opcroIt Sea1ct, % man fan fun ioo
ocn nco at ~'oraribc ia puo Noboeus
&lO % Gienoom. Set bar pao be,,
Monoc, at Eiterri9 iif Saq / DC al
'erbllte Nolf bcboeoc Ernpinier Dos.
ulcl % @cr5egoninn, bporuco set
bianot an0ct opnaoc0c at IGttc pr
mloIertlotg Stoppcr ior Scrbernes
Nrcmnarlh moo Sopet. Den ialil.
iIoiA meo, at Oet ioolc0ca uOpioc1t
me @rpnler, rnffe6e 6ienocn ost
ldd llegct nPrmere iuo pao Sipet.
Get crobrcoc 6olfcfrrb % Oets Nj.
ltcrcoc bIolot Scrberne set belc
psn'ct mere emo nl0rig isr poa
@pun, % ben pon.lerbllfe geup.
gclie %. h. |. Den VepUQellc, ionu
har 'om ut Ntaal Ell Sonnllna al oar
Serberc) bleu mere oftilcl enc no.
Beniinoe. Soo tom oeu iibite 9ol.
og eiter Ben 2iterriA>
(bronielger Srnn5 TeroinonO o,
bunorcoc Serblen ira at opaaa,
huao oct melt al alt citertrogieOe
iom lin Gel al Npttet - Ell Soua
pc0 NOrioterbauet. ,Slltet filnbe ltpr.
tct 0cn pan ierbiifc ScuUgelIe ION
netop bette. Srou5 Seroinuu0 III,
iom betIenot Sot for pcl0jort pod
0en ior Solf / ocn Del al Neroen
n%lminoelige Moooc. Nou blep mo
0et nfucicn. 81 nu trllcr Ser nlt,oa
tuco Ell IN clrpppiif 3rig, ou9lpclig
.om SslQe al Moroct pau S%hroniel.
lcrcn, men / NirtcllQheOen al gon.
lie andre @rumbc. Scrbcrnc ;laa
Gu eienOomnelig Siiuotion op.
ianr / Sorbinbclie nleo en- mulig
'trig oerueo, al mems Sulflano IeIp-
o4t lager Farti, Ior lin Nalereot,
Titcrrig, pil ioroipnliNui2 erfeum
)crtrptferen Ru@lau0 hlTlpe Ger
,iclL angipeIig al Den @runo, at TT
,cilTltet Solt bar liot Sperlali, men
&irtcliQbcoen pau 0ruli0 al ut
oil io%rhinore, at Spltlano
" 2ilcrrig ifal inu irit SpiIlcrlm
N0ltanlan0enc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-31
1ntet Statsforbuo
/ Ieras


Sra Solos. Ger, berettes, at 9n-
tlprobibltiollilten Sumea &. Serglt-
ion er blepct nonnilerct ior @uper-
nor nlco operpploenoc Stenlmeiler-
tai ouer Observation-Disclosures
Sbonlua $. Bell.
Seller life er en- eucite Ero6ibitio.
nit, iom baube nogen Antiprobibi-
tioniit iom M~fobfanoiout, blcuet no
minerct ior nogct al DC andre Stota.
embeoer.
6orilagct ON ct Sorbuostiarg til
Stdten9 @%rltrolop er neopotcret nleo
minbit 10000 Stcmmler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-31
haurrpolitik oa llationnlfolrlfr.

nj oct lite er noleu let Eau ~
tnHtfc Ell GoIt9 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
hor Nntorien giuct rs mango BE.
pi'cr pna. lci bar piit liz / his.
l0n6@ 6orhoIo %operior Eolaifern,
6irncrue % ANDRE GoIteiUro, hpiS
$anoe Set meo &ol0 Ga Maot hur
rnoerlo9t ia; set bar o9ioa mi
liz / GpifIanoa Gorhol0 til SonOcr.
WIono % Sc erobrcoc polite Bro.
nln'er, lon bdlilarri9 hor upqrci ia
Tor al bli tnite, trob@ en- iuitemotif
9lennemIrrt TorislgeIic Ser / Roo
hc0 % Nenlun@Ieabeo 'e9er i'm @ile
/ Observation-Disclosures lanQe "a
lmennelteliae Sa9a. Set ionme
Itaofplter liG i 2iterrigs 6orbolO til
0c lcrbi'tc %anoaoele, ION set meo
%%ol0ahauuo bar tilranet iiQ st
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s,. ~ ',''''''' "''s, I''''
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$50 ''' ~"''''" az
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-31

SWIM ., .rrosr u,,. rsr7rt JOSS ittr 1901 . rr P'''
orrir a. Dr,ot.H. low uprf rt IG 4" oo'e'fsso'
b.rcs s.. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-31
Chicago p~roomftmarfes.

Gm pelfommem 0ape / SiibiI9ums.
aaret til Sl1at % @enner / Norae
riI "Teccrab.Io Softer % @eo @rnen"
pore. Sim $3.50 pr. gar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-31

Gen lterfe Sarn1e, lonl ri life bar
baut Ma9e iii paa IS Nar bar isrt
iii lllpffer icm iGopanliapis leoia.
ger Sen. sSerit par Oct ct BAR betp-
belize Sfcabranoe, hporoi ca. 1000
Maal / Siteroalen, iaa fom ser Cor
berpeir meo 9pmneoilag o. ioraaria.
oct Sranb paa ilere Steoer, oerai Dc
~betpoeligite nleo Ben iulpitTnoiae
Nbel9a9elle al Solmenfollen Suriit-
botel, bporpeo b~etpheliae aumitifatte
off tabt % iaa Spen Selbaf peo Gre.
Srifsitab, bpor 60 SiiIe brGnSte.
Selbof bapbe life me enb ca. 5000
Snnbpeecre. iaa Ser or altiaa oct
mcitc al @peu, iom er itrseet meo.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-12-10

OUT THE LAS FUITIVE SPARKS.
sauntereu out into the summer evening
and sought Il ~stationer's shop near by.
He wished he could make himself let
Miss Shaw live in peace.
When later he knocked at her door
with some papers and magazines b
opened it a crack and thrust out a
rounded forearm for his offering.
Something to read" 1t was his
usual formula, but humbly said.
THANK you" she returned through
Il mouthful Of pins and slipped the
door shut again.
Humor tugged %youthfully at h cor
ners of her unwilling mouth as she be-
gan reading one of the mans maya
zines and saw the usual red penciling.
She always forgave him and usually
ignored his undertakings, but tonight
she examined them. Might they real
ly have a message for her? She wished
to understand him. Could she? She
found this:
Scratch a cynic and find a sentl-
m%entalist.'
Could he be that? Was the starved
look in his keen face because the best
thing in life had seemed to fail him?
Did his cynicism merely hide Il hurt?
Sunday morning dawned hot and still,
and at the last breakfast call Mary
Shaw dressed for the proposed board
ing house picnic and went downstairs.
D~D,D,,%1p rJ,, root rJ;p, nr1 c&vo VII
in her thin gray dress and wide hat
while they all gathered on the porch, a
motley group of derelicts drifted In
der one roof and mothered by Mrs.
Queries, the landlady. like an elderly
adaptive hen.
The SardOnlc a was packing Try
ing pans and fishing tackle, consulting
time schedules. m%arshaling forces with
the expeditions ease of a commissary
department. She had not seen him like
this. Meantime he ignored her as
though she were not and never had
been.
He led this conglomeration to the car
line as Miss seymour, in hot black silk,
rustled past them to church.
They rode an hour, walked a half
hour through suburban streets and
then went over fences and fields to the
haven Of a little lake set like a blue
jewel in green, grassy spaces. tree Dor
dered. whose ways were those of quiet
ness and it's paths peace. Mary Shaw
was straightway a child again, but a
queer loneliness smote her at John
Clayton's i%nattention. He vas very
busy.
These people. used to artificial amuse-
ments, like squirrels freed from their
little cages. wandered about. unable to
amuse themselves-dull, pitifully I'm.
joyous in the glad greenness, not In
tune with the great out Of doors.
He saw he would have to fuse the
stragglers into oneness.
John Clayton gave n shout Nc them.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-12-10
And How 1t Became Realized
BY JOANNA SINGLE
Copyright by Frank A. Munsey CO

John Clayton rose and followed her
from the twilight of the porch to the
garish, unkempt boarding house hall,
where at the stairs foot she turned
and faced him like some little wood
creature forced to self defense. Her
dark eyes glowcd wide and live as a
child's in her gentle fading face as
she resented his tormenting talk.
81 want to believe in things. I'd
rather believe anything. rs you say l
do. than nothing. like you. What do
you get out of life? All sweetness has
not died out of the world because you
have seen people trying to cheat In
surance companies for twenty-five
years. You're getting-sardonic."
Mary Shaw challenged her own for
lorn hope rather han his cynicism.
AS she ran past him upstairs he called
after her propitiatingly. you won't
forget our outing tomorrOw?'
He was answered by the sound of
a closing door. His keen. young
old face softencd ~whimsically as he
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-12-10
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

CHAPTER OF ROSE CROIX-Langdon Chap
ter No. 2, holds regular communications on
the first and third Thursdays of each mouth
at the Masonic Temple.
WILLIAM FLACK, w. M.
ROBERT Work, Secretary.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-12-10

A, F. g. A. M.-Lebanon Lodge holds regular
communications at the Masonic Temple on the
second and fourth Fridays of each month:
WILLIAM FlACK, w. nj.
VIM. STEVENSON, Secretary.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-12-10

LODGEOF PERFECTION.-Langdon Nos
holds regular communications on the hrst and
third Thursdays of each month at the Masonic
J.E. TRUAx, V. Nj.
ROBERT WOEK, Sec'y.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-12-10
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

THE EXECUTIVE:
Vice President. Thomas R. Marshall
CABINET OFFICERS.
Secretary Secretary Of Of s 5Ss Treasury a;iiy::, wi iMii1in g, I hd BsSa1
Secretary of War. :........ Lindley NJ Garrison
Postmaster General. .......... Albert Burleson
ssecretsry Of Of the the 1 Na y ....J E Hsepkh1GiS K Ra hsns
Secretary Of + comniercee william G Rsdaeld
Secretary UN1 EFEf5 STATES s M5lilafa . "''S'D
4. J. Gronna wtahtanasotttaa
CONGRESSMAN.
4. T. Helgeson~ Mi r;tn
George NJ. 'aiiey 10y
FEDERAL OFFICERS.
United State n District t judge john In f. Rm shea
Clerk Of Tnited States Court. j 4; M , gene
S Sat?eyo or R Rene s. Tyler
ca1leetor o of Custom ..".......J ud LaMours Jr
tsTATE SUPREME COURT,
Gssefi SHst Justices 80. j. Fisk, + T. Burke, i.
clerk u Of Supreme pr en- court::.".":R. >. Aoskins
RepOrter. 90. .......r. w. !Aihes
STATE OFFICERS.
Governor. L. B.. Hanna
Lieutenant Governor ............A L. hraaoei
Secretary of State Ih0mas nan
State Auditor Carl Q. Jorgenson
State Treasurer. duuuei N ~
Attorney General" miller
Sup't Public Instruction ..........E =; Ia!ior
Commissioner of Insurance...m W. taylor
Commissions of Agriculture. :. ". Giloreath
Commissioner Of Railroads-O z. f.. Anderson
VIII. Mann, W. H. Stutsman
DISTRICT COURT
1905 n;.+r;ct w T KneeShaW
Cont Stenographer. 49,. Laura ]. Daubenberg
STATE SENATOR'S.
Eighteenth District. Mclean
Fiftieth District. Chas. w. flalh
REPRESENTATIVES,
Eighteenth District. .,.........Fr Borusky
Fiftieth District. balsuon
COUNTY OFFICERS.
County Auditor. n. hamilton
County treasurer MorS
Clerk of the District Court &c. S: Robertson
S sa n .iudpe E. Dorval
Register ehas of IDeeds.:...... John L.: SCHWARTZ
Superintendent of Schools. e. Helen J Sullivan
CCo oun Snrvevora Malcolm Darling
County Coroner. .Dr.o u
v COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
First Com'r District. =. .......E Elias Porter
Second Conn., District = T Er;neenu
Fourth Com'r District. ..........R Robert LANG
Fifth Com'r District Russell
CITY OFFICERS.
Mayor A: Mcintyre
Aldermen st Ward. ..Jno. Power VIM. Bolton
Aldermen 2nd Ward. r. Il. Burke, j. Grawforo
Aldermen 3rd Ward. Chas. .Haugh, j. Balgaarc
Gity Trea snrer John D. Milne
Chief af Police Wilbur l.. Drur!
Assessor. 49, a t.
City Attorney ....,.-....... 3, p1 e
City Justice. FCWSel
Police Magistrate ...-..........A y. McNat
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-12-10

@. E. S.-Langdon Temple holds regular com:
munications on the first and third Tuesdays of
zach month at the Masonic hall.
MRS. SADIE MCDONALD, w M
ROBERT WORK, Sec'y.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-12-10

90. F. No. SOS-St. Alphonsus Court, meets
on the first and third Wednesdays OF each
month in their hall.
JOHN SHEEHAN, c. R.
FRANK j. STABLE Sec'y.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-29
MIR. AND MRS. GUSSEN
ANNOUNCE PROGRAMME

A musical event which is anticipated
with more than ordinary pleasure by con-
certgoers generally is the concert to be
given Tuesday evening, February 8, at
the Jefferson theatre by Mrs. Edna Cock
el-Gussen, pianist; Mr.. Owen Gillespy,
tenor; Mr.. William Gussen, violinist, and
Mrs. Laurens Block, accompanist.
Their programme, which is in the hands
of the printer, includes the following
beautiful numbers:
Piano and violin sonata, op. 10 (Sjogren)
first movement Allegro Vivace: second
movement, Andante; third movement,
Finale, Presto
Songs, (a) Thou Art Like a Lovely
Flower" QiszD; (b) Breathe Gently
Uiszt.
Piano. (a) "Why?" Fantasle pieces, op.
70 (Schumann) Cb) 'Whims' (Schumann)
(c) Impromptu, b fiat, op 142 (SchuberD
Violin, la Slavonie Cradle Song (Ne-
ruda); (b) Orientale, op. so, No. Cub.
Songs, (a) "rhe Nightingale and the
Rose" (FogeD; (b) Dearest Oomer)
(c) "A Love Note (Rogers).
Violin. Andante and Scherzo Caprice
: DAVID.
Piano, (a) Reflections on the Water
(Debussy); (b) Novelette, (Scharwenka)
(c) A Legend (Campbell-Tipton) I'D
Dreams (Strauss) ITO the Sea" (Mac-
DowelD.
Mason & Hamlin piano used courtesy of
Cable-Shelby Burton Piano company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-29
MISS MORGAN HOSTESS
FOR VISITOR AND BRIDE

Complimenting Miss Margaret Ander-
son, bride-elect, and Miss Lebie Ewing
of Atlanta, Miss Eva May Morgan was
hostess to the Norwood Bridge club
Wednesday afternoon at her home.
The score cards were hand-painted Gu
pids and the prizes were a pair of silk
hose and cut glass perfume bottle.
At the conclusion of the game a hand
kerchief shower was given for Miss An
derson. The dainty gifts were presented
to the honoree in a miniature suitcase.
Delicious refreshments were served.
The guests were Miss Peggie Dewey
Miss Lebie Ewing, Miss Onie Smith,
Miss Marie Rosamond, Miss Louise Aus
tin. Miss Sarah Hodges, Mrs. r. E.
PEBBLES, Miss Sue Ferguson, Miss Bes-
sic Ferguson, Miss Jennie Price, Miss
Eugenia Price, Miss Pearl Blackburn,
Miss Pauline Ballard, Miss Mary Lee
Bell Miss Flora Edmonds, Mrs. Leon
Harris, Miss Myrta Harris, Miss Marga-
ret Anderson, Miss Mary Todd and Miss
Estelle Strickland.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-29
MRS. ABERCROMBIE HOSTESS
VALENTINE AZ PARTY

The Norwood Forty-two club was en-
tertianed by Mrs. w. A. Abercrombie
with pretty Valentine party, Wednes-
day afternoon at hei home in Norwood
The dining table was covered with q
Valentine lunch cloth ana decorated with
led hearts and ferns, the same idea being
carried out in the score cards. The
prizes were a hand-pa nted picture, and
"a box of handkerchiefs, the consolation
being drawn from a cut glass dish OF
cupids.
A salad course was followed by indi-
vidual plum pudding served with the
alcohol flame.
The guests included the club member:
and several outside guests Mrs. Ton
Parker, Mrs. George b. Tarrant, Mrs
c. II. Krauss, Mrs. Fred Dunlap, Mrs
w. II. Mayfield, Mrs. A. NJ. Boyer, Mrs
c. c. Blackwell, Mrs. j. ID. Burgin, Mrs
John Lunsford, Mrs. E. B. Nelson, Mrs
w. j. Lassiter, Mrs. G. W. Houghon
Mrs. William Moughon, Mrs w. w
Odum, Mrs. w C. Farrar, Mrs. w. II
Duran, Miss Suey Helton, Mrs. n. O
Tyler and Mrs. Frank Turner.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-29
SESAME CLUB MEETS
WITH MRS. HAY

Mrs. T. p. Hay was hostess to the
members of the Sesame Literary clul
at her home in Ensley Wednesday aft
ernoon.
Roll call responses were taken from
1.-THE 1lliad," and interesting papers, on
Greek Myths and Traditions and
The Olympian Council We're read by
Mrs. J. j. Walker and Mrs. Robert Pal
mer. Mrs. G. b. Randall read a sketch or
"Herodutus Theucydiedes of Xenothe-
nes," this was followed by the reading OF
'The Illiad, by Mrs. j. f. Hall.
Refreshments were served at the close
of the meeting.
Those present were Mrs. Louie McKen-
zie, Mrs J. IL. Read Miss Mamie Mar
tin, Mrs. e. A. Echols, Mrs. s. S. Hede
Mrs. T. F. West, Mrs. M. b. Avery, Mrs
J. ]. Walker Mrs. e. ID. Randel, Mrs
J. F. Hall, Mrs. j. G. Adams, Mrs. C. c
Barrett, Mrs. J. c. Barnhart. Mrs. c
Boterweg Mrs. L. e. Brubaker. Mrs
]. C. Bryant Mrs A. l.. CASTOR, Mrs
S. j. Harrell, Mrs. S. w. Mcdonald
Mrs. G. II. Miller, Mrs. Robert Palmer
Mrs. w. S. Shehee.