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Reasonable.

The Boss-Take that suit at $40. and
I'm losing money. Customer-well. III
take it: but how much are you losingf
The Boswell, III tel you ] paid 50
for II and have had 10 store II. brush II.
insure it and advertise II for ten years
Figure 1t out for yourselE-New York
Glnha
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people Of the World.

According TO an Italian every person
In the world could stand comfortably
In an urea OF 500 square miles. while
a graveyard about the size OF Colorado
would bury all of them
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FOND DU LAC goes under commits
sion form of government today.
Robert Haentze assumes the reins of
government and the Rev. L. P. Peeke
and J.. J. Breister are the two council
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GOING EAST.

S. B. Tobey will depart for the
East next Thursday, his object being
to visit some of the best schools in
that part of our country. He will
meet G. G. Parlin in Boston, who will
spend some time with him on his
trip.
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CITY HOTEL FOR SALE.

The City Hotel, located at 5l0-J3l
Washington street will be sold TO ~
sponsible parties on good terms. In
formation can be obtained by calling
on Frank Boettcher at the hotel.
adv A l2-3t
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MANY FIRES.

During this very dry weather the
PILOT would caution farmers and 9TH
ers not to burn their refuse or start
grass or other fires. Wait until after
it rains. just now the whole country
is very dry.
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SENATOR ALBERs mas introduced a
bill appropriating $4,000 year for
four years, for the construction of
two Normal schools in Northern
Wisconsin.
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Att,re TO auir

The cashier and his bride were
certainly appropriately dressed for
their wedding"
How so?7
-She wore a changeable silk. and be
had on a check suit Baltimore Amer
lean
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Ex-PREsIDENT TAFT is to address
the Merchants and Manufacturers
Association at lunch at the Hotel
Pfster, on the 9Th of May.
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Romans and Boards.

The ancient Romans considered II
effeminats TO wear boards. All their
busts. representing the famous men OF
oIden times. are without boards
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
SCHOFIELD ITEMS.


Miss Cassilda Wendorf of Amigo,
and her friend Miss Bessie Harvice
of Wittenberg, spent Sunday with
Miss VENDORS parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Wendorf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Radtke were
Wausau visitors Saturday evening.
VIM. Giles has purchased new
Ford automobile and we see he is al
ready PROFESSIONALISM at it.
Miss Ellen Laut entertained Is of
her friends Saturday evening in honor
of her Is birthday. Games were
played and refreshments were served
and all had very good time.
Mrs. VIM. Linning has been spend
ing few days with her sister, Mrs.
VIM. Giles.
Since the river has opened fishing
is quite sport enjoyed by most of
our citizens.
English services will be held at St.
Peters church Sunday evening April
%. All friends are invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mulver have
moved into their new home last
week.
Albert Prahl has accepted a job as
headsawyer at Calderwood, Mich,
and left for that place on Monday.
Miss Aurelia Wendorf spent Satur-
day and Sunday with her parents.
Miss Rose Egdahl will leave for
Brokaw Monday TO teach, as the
teacher there is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wendorf are the
proud parents of baby girl born
last week. Our congratulations.
DANCY.
Spring work is getting well along,
due to the favorable weather, this
being the first spring for several
years that it has not rained almost
necessarily.
Chas. Milward of Eau Claire, trans
acted business in Dancy the past
week.
Chas. Grealy went to Milwaukee
Saturday eve on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. ATTENDING of
Stevens Point are spending few
days with their sons and families in
this vicinity,
The benefit dance which was given
in E. Topham's hall Thursday even
ing was a. success beyond all expecta-
tions, there having been los numbers
sold. The music which was furnished
by the Breitenstein harp orchestra of
Knowlton was first class, and the
parties for whom the benefit was
given desire to express their deepest
gratitude and appreciation.
The past week three real estate
deals were closed in and close TO
Dancy. Richard Breitenstein OF
Stockton sold to Mic Strock 100 acres OF
land, ]. O'Donski sold his farm of Sc
acres to Polish parties from Chicago
and E. D. Fisher sold his house and
acres in Dancy to George Rogers OF
Blackwell, Wis.
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The Object.

why do you write articles on how
cheaply people can i've II they tryr'
"In the hope of getting enough mon
ey to avoid having to live that way
Washington Star.
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Doubt INDUCED becomes doubt real
Ted To determine 10 do anything is
naif the battle Courage Ia victory;
rmidIty IL defeaG-Nelson-
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Gastronomic Health.

Envy, my boy. is what your NH
HonaIre uncle feels every time be hears
You begging your mother for a second
piece of pie."-Detroit Free Press.
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OFFICIAL CITY AND couNIYPaPER.

Published weekly and entered at the Post
Office at Wausau as second class matter
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No weather is Ill II the wind be still
Spanish Proverb
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ELKS HOLD FLAG
DAY CELEBRATION Il 4! ON !.
Excellent Band Concert q
Pleasing Feature Of the
I. ...... Program.

Fatrmont Lodge, No. 294, BENEVOLENT
and Protective Order of Elks, cele brat-
ed Flag Day at the home on Main
street, last evening, in an appropriate
manner. st =
"a band concert which lasted from
1880 to $3.50 o'clock, was q pleasing
feature Of the program. Bossle' band
rendered a select program OF music,
which was heartily enjoyed. The band
concert took place on the upper pal
cony Of the Elks Home.
Following the band concert an ex-
ceIlent program was observed and a
buffet lunch served. Owing to having
missed his train at Morgantown, Con:
gressman M. M Nelly, who was
scheduled to deliver an address, was
unable to be present. 81
The regular lodge meeting will be
held tonight and several new mem
bers Will Yibe received and following
the initiation lunch will be served.
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.InproVeme Work
Is Big At Prese.n

That business is better than it has
been at any time for four OF i've
years was the declaratin of FrankiA.
Lloyd, contracting painter and paper
hanger, and proprietor of large pa
per and paint store in Monroe street
~ have work for every painter and
paper hanger that / can secure, de:
'clared Mr.. Lloyd. mot only are the
merchants and business men bright
ening up their stores and offices as
usual in. the spring; but a number. OF
them are making extensive repairs
and providing facilities for the sery-
ing Of a constantly growing trade.
This intitselff is a certain indication
Of prosperity, but in addition scores
Of residents OF F,airmont and vicinity
are remode ling their homes and beau.
tifytng them, thus indicating that
money Is more plentiful in this dis
tricts than 1T has been for years..
IN. Peu, the new proprietor Of Skin
ner's tavern, has employed MI. Lloyd
to make extensive repairs to the no.
tel and large force ofspainters, pa
per hangers and other workmen I'M
der Mr.. Lloyd's direction are engagf
ed in beautifying the office and guest
rooms of the hotel. 3
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ROSTER. TO ATTEND 4 !
TEACH:.E.R!I!!!M!I!.E! q:
Faiirmonrt = duca tor viii
4 Give Report on Vocation
N ali Education.

" Superintendent Joseph Roster will
leave wednesday evening for Charles
ton, where he will attend the West
Virginia Educate Association, which
'convenesj there tomorrow and con-
,tfnues through Friday. Mr.. Roster
will give a report before the assocfa7s
ton on Vocational Education, he be-
ing chairman Of a. committee of FIVE,
appointed by the state preside L.. Z.
Friend, who is also State Supervisor
of High Schools, to make an inVesti-
cation and study of;vocati onal methods
used in schools in the state and else
where.
Mr.. Roster, who is chairman of this
committee will give a compreh enstve.
report oncerning conditions as found
by the committee appointed to inyes:
tigate the work. q;
4 The other members of this commit:
tee are Prof. c. r. Jones, of the State
University, Principal u. D. Hill OF the
Athens State Normal School, L: j.
Hanifan OF the State Departme nt OF
Schools, and Princ ipal II. r. Bonner Of.
the Grafton High School.
Gov. II. D. Hatfield will deliver the
address of, welcome to the delegates
to the convention.
b. y T. A
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!: = ;.::PersonaIs :

r. = /. - T. Z
Mrs. H. r. Linger and Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Harr, nee -Linger, have gone
to Morgantown to- attend commence
ment today. Mr.. Harr was graduated
today from that institution. ',i, Il 4. 5
Ray Toothman went to 'Morgantown
this morning to attend commencement
at the university, from which his
brother was graduated today. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil G.TSalzmann, OF
Philadelphia, nee Regain. whose mar.
rlage was 9 recent event; are guests at
the home. Of the formers brother, j. J.
salzmann, Of Front street, East Side.
Mrs. R. L. Cunningham has returned
from Mt. Lake Park, Md, where she
had spent a week opeing her cottage
for the summer. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Chapman,of Tam.
pa; Florida, are guests at the home OF
MT. and Mrs. Henry Downey on Rine
street. q
d Capt. E.aB. Carskadon has returned
from Morgantown, where he attended
the funeral of Mr1 C.; M. Babb.
The Misses Edna Hill and Blanche
Satterfeld went to Charleston today
to visit relatives. I n.
Mrs. David Clayton, OF Clarksburg,
was here yesterday to attend the fun
ieral Of Mrs. Lake Satterfield.
t Miss Pearl CrandalI, OF tParkersburg,
Is here to attend the summer session
at the Normal School.
II Mrs. Lee LeMasters, of Watson ave.
nue., who has been Ill, is improving
steadily. lsly
Mr.. Jess LeMasters, who has been
dangerously i'll in Johns Hopkins Hos.
pital, Baltimore. is improving. He
will probably return home the latter
part of the week, accompanied by Mrs.
'LeMasters and daughters, Misses Mil!
bred and Marjorie, who were called
there by his illness. I. a
= L.tW. Bartlett and party from Buck.
harmon, motored to Fairmont yester-
day to spend theS day.
" G.. G, Mason, Of. Whee ling, is in the
city for a couple Of days on business.
He Is at the Manley. ]. 3. v;
G. "A. Prigg, of cling, is in the
city on business for a: day or. two. *
R.iH Strosnider5 and j. u Roberts,
of Clarksburg, were visitors IN II air
mont yesterday. 5
Z r. G. Farnsworth, OF Buckhannon,
was a visitor at the Watson yester.,
day N lssS a; i;ii
Mrs a.: b. McDonald and daughter.
Miss Willard Embrey, and son, who
have been here for several weeks, are
moving to their former resid ences on
Rierpont avenue. IS Il alss- e :,t,
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Invite All Missouri
ToClark Wedding

MONTGOMERY CITY, Mo, June
15.-All Missouri was invited to at
tend the wedding Of Miss Genevieve
Clark, daughter Of Speaker. Champ
{ Clark of the National House of Rep
,resentatives, and James M. Tompson,
of New Orleans. which will take place
at Honeysuck, the Clark home at
Bowling Green. MoE June 80. The
general invitation issued here by
Wallace Bassford, secretary to Speak
er Clark, read: "As it has been found
utterly impossible to issue individual
invitations, all Missourians are invit-
ed" Those who expect to attend are
asked to notify Mr.. Bassford at Mex
leo, Mo.
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Local Men 70 Attend
Mimi 6 stit5ute

Mr.. O.. H. j enkins, of the Hutchin-
son Coal Company, together with sew
eral other local people, will leave to.
morrow for Whe cling, where they will
attend West Virginia. Mining Institute,
which will hold al session in that city
tomorrow and Thursday. Several
prominent men OF u the state. among
the number being Senator lillian 3,
Chiffon, Judge Louis Bennett, Con.
gressman:at.large Howard Sutherland,
Lawrence Sands! and John II. Corn
well are scheduled to address the in.
stitute. AZ s. tsit
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an EsrHER HoEEMANN.

Love in cottage built for two Is
a great proposition and filled with a
lot OF happiness. But to an actress
who feels as hopeful for the future as
i do-well, couldn't resign myself
to dreaming through a 3contended sort
Of existence" That is the excuse
pretty Agnes Vernon gives for break,
ing the heart of her sweetheart, Abe
Deuce, by fitting him when he refused
to listen to her remaining in the
movies. 3,
she told her story. to Pauline Bush,
who is leading lady in the same movie
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company and who Just bubbles over
with ambition.
"A few weeks later pretty Pauline
was married to Allan Dwan, who used
to direct her work years ago when
she played opposite Warren Kerrigan
in western pictures. Although Mr. Land
at present they will not, be absent
long for their work will not allow it.
81 got married to make my future
said Pauline Bush with a happy smile.
.'And / didn't get married so that 1
could make mtne,@ answered Agnes
Vernon.
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The last regular meeting Of the sea
son Of the Maj. William overton Cal.
lis Chapter, D. A. r., took place at
the .Farragut, the residence OF the re-
gent Mrs Margaret Monteiro Berry.
Several guests entered for the So
cial hour, Mrs. Parks Fisher, the
State regent of West Virginia, being
among the number, as were Mrs.
Archibald Campbell and Miss Eleanor
Martin. The evening closed with mu-
sic aud refreshments.-W Washington
Herald. Il.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Bishop re
turned from Little Falls today.
Mrs. John S. Popie and daughter
Miss Lula, are visiting relatives at
Romine's Mills.
Misses Margaret and lnez Workman
leave tomorrow for visit at Oakland.
Md.
Miss katherine Miller Is the guest
Of Mr. and Mrs. William Hall at GYPSY.
The Misses Greasers OF Fatrv1eW,
are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles !.
aCordray, OF State street..
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Reeo,,vJyerlnq From Operation

Miss Winnie Wass, Of Harr1sville,
Who underwent an operation at Cook
Hospital. has been removed to the
home Of Mrs. Wiley on State street,
where she is getting along nicely. Her.
father spent Sunday here and returned
to Harrisville yesterday.
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ENTERrAlNEpI 'FRlIENps.

Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Davis entertain
ed number of friends last evening
were served. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis,
who formerly resided here, have re-
turned and will remain permanently.
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Smith is ELECTED |.
HEADII50.FI. ALUMNI
j. @. Prichard Of This City
Made Member Of Athletic
Committee.

MoRGANTowN, w. Va. June Is
The annual w. ". .. alumni banquet
vas held here last might, with several
hEndred6in attendance; The follow
ing officers were elected for the ensu-
ineYyear:
Presfdent-E. G. Smith, of Clarks.
burg, fol-. his third term. !.
First Vice President-:PerryL L. Rob
inson,S OF sUniontown, Pa.
Second Vice Presid ent-Bird Strath-
erss otssWeston. Es3 IS
Secretary B. Arnett, Of Morgan.
Treasprer- R. Cox, Of Morgan:
Member Of theS athletic board.
Guy Pritchard, OF Fairmont.
a resolution Of endorsement OF the
standardization Of Acting President
frank Trotter, opposed by Gilbert B.
Miller of Morga town, was adopted.
n memorial was introduced by fors
mer Presid lent Thomas 3. Hodges for
the late Charles NJ. 4Bahb. of Morgan.
town. FORMER member of the state
board fofsregents.
A resolution favortng chair OF
landscape gard ning at the university
was introduced by Cong N. M.
Neely, OF Fairmont, and dopted:
Speakers at the banquet included
ReE, ID! a.. Garrett, Of 3Whee ceiling; Per:
" L. Robinson, fof yuntont town. Pas 10.
III. Gore, Of Clarls burg; Wilfordi
Booher, of M oundsvi lle.9 on behalf 4of
Inc 1915 graduate classes Harlan
AwIger,S OF the state board OF sregents;i
4. Bliss lcC rum, OF the state board of
control. and State supe ntendent of
Schools Frank T'rot ter and Senator. ~:
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.Anr,,re n. MIasfonlalLrr,Y, soeletY.

4 The Home Missionary Society Of
the Diamond Street NJ. e. Church Will
meet tomorrow afternoon at 80
O'Clock at the home OF Mrs. Florence
Gray gon Diamond street. Mrs. A. e.
Ross, president of the society at the
First NJ. E: Church, will be present
and address the ladies. Each member
is urged to be present.
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-Helr.e EuLln.Leral.

Among those from a distance who
were here for the funeral of Mrs. Lake
'Satterfeld were Mrs. Lola DeVault,
of Enterprise; Mrs. Clayton, Of Clarks-
burg; Mr.. Wesley Harden, Of opekts:
ka; Mr.. and Mrs Lindsay satteraeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank satterfeld, OF
Shutdown. s5ss XIII
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TiI:osVaIIey Homes.

4, sNfr and Mrs. Howard w. Showalter
viii 70 TO Westwood. their summer
meSlup the Valley river, to spend
the summer months. -.
DIR. and Mrs. Homer Hall3haVe NOV
cd Rto EtheirSnew summer bungalow at
Antioch. Supa the Valley river.
Mrs. G.N II. Smith and daughter G ;ill..
cline areSspending weeksat any y
Farm with Mrs. 81 Fl. smith: !Ma !, y. y.
Lewis Milholland, Of 9Cumnerlano; Is
the guest of Herndon Smith atssa1ley
E.arn. - -. {. 50 asl. NJ
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Albert sceetz, Of Pittsburgh, Pa,
and Miss Fannie Reed, Of this city,
were united in marriage yesterday at:
,ternoon at the First M. e. church
parsonage by Rev H G.. Howard Mr..
and Mrs. Sceetz will make their home
at Pittsburgh.
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Mr.. Lloyd has another large force
Of workmen engaged IN oyerhaullng
and reftkinE the OFFICES OF the FairS
mont Mining and Machine company.
For the last two or three weeks he
has had q half score q men g work
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enlarging and decorating the 5 and
10 cent store fn Main Afrcot ana
throughout the city painters and pa
per hangers are busy beartlfyiny
scores 81 home under Mr.. Lloyd'a d.
rectt6n.
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AZ me-. lake Park.

MIS-. John o. Morgan and children
nave gone to- Mt. Lake Park. MO- y.
where they will occupy a. part Oh IN, w
ingman& cottag with M rs:t Jams lns
Nh M! GFred Fleming, who accom-
n tsst herr other to the park. return:
"a last might.
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AZ M,o I,

Mr. and Mrs! Lee chipson and
daatghter7 Helen; OF Manbarss3iw who have
BEEN guests at Sonnen croft for some
time are pending stoday In Morgan
town With Mrs. chinson's uncle,
III. Sumner Stuart, and family. TO.
i1orrowa they will go to- Clarksburg:
where MRS. chinson and child will
spend q week with her grandmother,
Mrs. Agnes Stuart returning here for
9 week before going to Cleveland, q:
70 visit her parents. Mr.: and sMFs. y.
g. Race. Mr.. Hutchinson will go
nomgc larksburg to HIS home.
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4 Here From New York.
Mr. Roy McWhorter, Of New York,
formerly OF this ward, is visiting here.
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sur.ip,IrloIo Party,

4 Miss Alice Thomas, of Merchant
street was given a surprise party last I
evening in honor OF her friday ami: |
,yersary. "a large number Of young
folks were present and spent q delight
full eyening, VI IA
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barnes left Yesterday morning for a
visit with relati at Mt Morris, Pa;
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Returned "a ri: "a I Home.

MisseF1orence Hutchinson. who at
tendssN otres Dame College in Philadel-
phia, has returne her to spend the
summer fYacation with her parents,
MI and Mrs. NJ. i. Hutchinson, on
Eatrmont avenue:
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EAST SIDE
NEWS !... S

Metcredlt TO tVaynesburu.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Hornari and Mr.'
and Mrs. Charles ftchaels imotored 70
iWaynesburg,s Pa Sunday:
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Golden WeddInq Anniversary.

Tie fifth wedding anniversary OF
MI. and Mrs! d! z q. q Curry of Eighth
street, was observed today when a
noon dinner was served at the family
residence, the guests Including rela'
tfyes, including their four children.
namely, W. 81 Curry, of Washington,
10. C.;s Mrs. James Conkle and the
Misses Virginia and Katharyn Curry:
Mrs. Curry accompanied her husband
here from Washington and was among
fiieSguests; as was Mr., James Gore, OF
Charles Town, w. Va. II. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Curry are among the
best known residents Of the city and
they received a number Of .handsoms
riffs yesterday in commemoration OF
the event, among which was a
purse Of gold money from their chill.
dren Mr. and Mrs: Curry's marriage
took place in Bolivar, w. Va. In 1865.
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Elected Officers.

Attic regular meeting yesterday OF
tfieSWilliam Raymond Chapter Of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
"a Fhome Of Mrs. A. L. Lehman on
walnut avenue, officers for the ens1-
3fnEsyearfweres elected as follows:
Regent4Mrs. Hugh F. Smith.
NceSRegent-Mr Mrs. Waitman H. Con-
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Ragistrar-Mrs. Joseph Lehman.
Ghaplain-Mrs.{E Edwin Forrest Hart
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Went q Mt. MorrIs

ulseyening. ..i.ss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21

fen 5eigen, iin0 lie our6 fleinere @il.
len, 9onob6uier, Gof6s, 9iosfe aus
eefiiat, ie0er 9au in onoerem StiL
on0erer 6ar6e, jeoer nit @eranoen,
Salfonen blunengeidniidten Ser.
roiiet Die bis 3u sen Ioui6igen flei-
ncn 9udten 6erabreiden un0 BORT
ibaufeln iih ouf oen bon lmierem
0onipier olfgepii6lten 8luten Ser.
gniiglngsboote, &aifs. fleiue Seg.
Ter. 9lus oieiem buiten 2o6Drint6
bon 8outen, Dem @o6Qe6en liio Ocr
5reuoe gepiomet, er6e6cn li6 bier
lnO BORT WloiAeen nit ihlonfen ma
0elgleicben Nlinoretten iino Sen sin.
tergrlmo 6iloen pie0er Oie ianften
So6en init ibreu @drten ino 3Dprei-
ien1ainen in oeren Shotten 0ie Der,
itor6enen &orfa6ren oieier tiirfiidel
@6Gofen oen epiqen S6lof Ihlofen.
8eidiftoih, Srtofoi 9(rnoutfoi
&uriitideihme, @e6ef folqen einon-
Ger ouf Dem europ1iihen llier nit
i6ren weit6in leu6tenOen SGuieri
iuie @erlen auf elmer Settle bon
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