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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-05-17

The Rector's guild met this after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Price, 222
Second avenue north.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-05-17
GLENDALE
TO REBUILD

CONTINUED from page one.l
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GARBAGE
DISPOSAL PLANT

Continued From Page One.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-22

The last meeting OF the summer sea-
son OF the Aid Society OF the First NJ.
y. church was held this afternoon at
church parlors. The meeting was OF
9 social nature and the hostesses were
Mesdames W. r. Crane, ]. Engle, E.
w. Howard, Alice Haney, L. W. Hen
men and c. S. Holt.
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PERSONALS

Mrs. Ed. Davis and son William Ed
gar Davis, Jr., arrived home last night
from Kingwood where they had been
the guests Of the formers sister, Mrs.
R. M. Abbott.
Dr., and Mrs. Fl. W. Burnett who
had spent the last several weeks at
Webster Springs have returned home.
Mrs. Lamar Satterfield who under
went an operation at Cook hospital on
Tuesday Is improving satisfactorily.
Miss Hattie Boggs, Of Charleston, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. D. r.
Tuckwiller at Baxter. Miss Boggs
formerly resided here.
Mrs. Charles E. White. and little son
James Waldeck who had spent some
time here with the formers parents.
Mr. aud Mrs. G.. j.. Jones returned to
their home in Morgantown today.
Miss Alma Peters, who had been
the guest Of friends In the city went
to Shinnston this morning to visit
friends en- route to her home in Key.
ser.
Mrs. J. B. Petit, Of Littleton, is the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. L, N. Wet.
eel, for a week.
Mrs. ]. w. Peppers, who had spent
the last several days here with her
daughter, Miss Nell, who recently un-
derwent an operation at Cook hos.
pital. returned to Parkersburg this at.
Aternoon. Miss Peppers is improving
rapidly.
Miss Mary Ely, of Washington, Pa,
Is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Effie Pow.
ell, OF Maple avenue.
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GEORGETOWN.

Miss lisa and Sarah Clark were cali.
ed home last week on the account OF
the death OF their brother, Verdi
Clark, Of near Rowlesburg. Preston
county. Mr.. Clark was aged 10
years and had been sick for long
time
The Georgetown Sunday school will
have program for Children's day
services on Sunday evening. June Is.
All are invited to attend.
Mrs. Sarah Flowers continues no
better.
Miss Belle Morgan spent Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Isaac Flowers.
Mrs. Anna Markley Is seriously Ill
and Is not expected to last more than
few days at her home at Flickers
vile.
We understand that Mrs. Philip
Trickett, who was operated on some
time ago. has got worse and Is going
back to the hospital for treatment
] Luther Loire, Mrs. Ellen Straight,
Miss Ella Straight motored down
from Fairmont last Saturday even
ing to visit Charles Straight.
Virgil and Gilbert Straight were
visiting Mrs. Ellen Straight in Fair
mont last Friday.
Slas Hawkins, OF Hagans, spent a
few days with Julia Straight.
Edward Barber continues serious
ly Ill and gradually getting weaker.
Mr.. Barber has gangreen. Nathan
Fisher is nursing him.
DR.. and Mrs. Rinehart, OF Cassyflle,
was visiting lafayette Ralphsnyder
last Sunday.
Rev. Garvic, of Rivesville, was
calling on Edward Barber Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymer Barker, Of
Akron, Ohio, Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Barker and MIR. and Mrs. Emery
Snider.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith, Of
Phenyes run. spent Sunday with Mrs.
Kate Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Arnets of
Royal. spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. James Arnett.
Mrs. Matte McElroy was visiting
Mrs. Hazel McElroy at Morgantown
recently.
Mrs. Della Fisher was visiting at W.
NJ. Ralphsynders one days last week.
Mrs. Lily Hunt and daughter May,
of Masontown, is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Cochey.
Mrs. lisa Hess, Of Morgantown, was
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Nun.
dell and also was the guest of Mrs.
Karl Arnett.
Mrs. Mary Mundell, of Morgantown.
was visiting Mrs. Howard Mundell
and Mrs. Emma Arnett.
The children's day was we'll at.
tended at Arnettsville last SUNDAY.
Fitty.seyen dollars and sixty cents was
raised for the missionary fund.
The children's night was very well
attended at Mt. Hood Sunday night.
Mrs. Helen Straight and Mrs. Gen.
eva Michael, Of Barrackville, were
down at her farm to pick cherries last
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II, S. Chapman were
over to Mrs. Elroy Henry to practice
singing for Children's night.
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LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS


Cards have been received here an.
nouncing the marriage OF Harry Nc
Cloy, formerly Of this city, now OF Ma
rion, o., and Miss Velma Meredith
which event was solemnized on Wed.
nesday at the home OF the brides pa.
rents in Marion. Mr.. McCloy Is the
son Of Mrs. ]. C. McCloy OF Watson and
until recently wassa resident OF the
city. He was a former assistant sec.
rotary at the Y. NJ. C. A. Mrs. Nc.
Cloy is a niece of Albert Meredith and
Mrs. Hannah Jones Of this city and has
been frequent guest here.
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Brouoht a ssnpIe Win Her.

The tobacconist watched her out.
side his shop window. For fully half
an hour she stood there gazing
through the panes. Then she came
in. She frmbled and fused. and at
length brought forth little packet
This she carefully undid till, finally,
small stub end came to view. The
tobacconist raised his eyebrows in.
quiringly. Good afternoon" said the
lady, holding up the stub end ginger.
ly for inspection. Here Is a remnant
OF one of my husbands specia. cigars.
Have you anything to match it?'
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Wornen's Coats
Reduced for the First Time
S. to $l8.75

Every kind Of coat for travel, motoring sport and
street wear Will be found In this collection.
There are coats Of silk taffeta, silk Faille. silk
Jersey fine gabardnes wool velours, court cloths,
serges and tweeds, black, navy, copenhagen, tan,
mustard, green stripes and checks, A great many
are the good staple sort that can be used for this
summer and next Fall, and there are quite few
sport styles so fashionable this season.
All in all. 1t Is the best collection we ever
had to offer at these earnest reductions
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coutHdsn. Of His prow.s..

In Donald's endeavors at skating he
had the sad misfortune to fall and Sc.
verely bruise his eye. Two days later,
when he accompanied his aunt shop.
ping, friends whom they met invari.
ably asked Donald II he had been In
q fight. Finally he turned to his aunt
and said: "Auntie, II had been in q
fight I wouldn't have a blue eye-ths
other boy would have It"
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ped out a course OF study for himself
He read Greek at eight and entered
high school at nine. Miss Hughes has
been graduated from the National Ca,
thedral School for Girls at Washing
ton and plans to enter Wellesley. Her
studies are her main interests.
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least. And the next moment he

the least. And the next moment he
was of, with a great, boyish shout.
She sank into chair, her eyes fixed
on the door through which he had
gone. She wondered would he ever
return and she knew that even were
he to return 1t, could make no differ.
ence-no difference!
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Fhy katheril1e Hushe,

Miss Hughes, second daughter of
Charles E. Hughes, republican candi.
date for the presidency, seems to in.
herit her fathers great desire for
knowledge. Kindergarten was too
slow for Hughes as O boy and be map.
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Returned From Weddlna Journey

y NrtuT rTSU FFVTr WSUuTTFY, 0UuIHcJ
<, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Rownd, whose
marriage was recent event, arrived
here last night from New York where
they had spent week. They will
take up their residence at Summer.
field bungalow in the near future. Be-
fore marriage Mrs. Rownd was Miss
Cunningham.
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Returned From PI,tsburah.

Mrs. G. E. Scott who had spent sew.
eral months in Pittsburgh arrived here
last evening accompanied by her
nephew James Shinn, Jr., who had
been the guest OF relatives at Lat
robe, Pa. Mrs. Scott was Joined here
by her two daughters, the Misses
Jean and Christine Scott, who arrived
home from Bristow, Va, where they
attend 81. Ediths school. Miss Elean,
or Peddicord and Miss Miriam Rock
also arrived home last night from ST.
Ediths. John Rock Sd who had spent
the last several weeks at Brlstow &C.
scompanied Miss Miriam home.
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SaiesSau.

9eItern fanben feline Nationalligas
Spiele iiatt, neil ii6 idmmtli4e adt
Stubs in Ditli4en Staaten befanben,
in oeneR teine SOrntassIpiele erlaubt
limb.
Dem seitern bonn 9auptquartier Der
gtationaIlisu per0ffsntlihten ofii5iel'
len 9eriht uber bic 9eiitungen Der
Stubs unb Spisler iinb bic folsenoen.
Npti5en iiber bic ,Reos" entnommen:
Inter ben % SpieIern Der Gisa nit
einem pro3sntiab BON iiber 300 punts
ten in Srsffern 6efinoen fi6 Die fcls
senben .Rebs": GbaIe, @larte, Ueits
dell unb Heale
Inter ben 3e6n leitenben gaTenbies
Ben Der 2isa befinben iit bic fol9ens
ben rRebs": Seraog Reals unb
G6uIe.
sSn geii6erten Sreffern itehen bic
,Rsbs" als oritter Der Slubs duF
Der Ransliits; in Der 5eloOertbeibis
suns als er ter, unb in mehrbaTis
gen 5reffern dIs Dierter.
Inter ben SO 2isa S6leubsrerH
bebnuptet Der rReb" Wit9ea bic Z.
Stelluno 1uf Der Rdngliite nit a Sies
gen unb einsr Risberlase.
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Gterblihfeiteberibt.

Saiira Rnben. 90. 502 @eIt Sic
beutc Str., glutpergifhtug.
Jreo. Setter, SO, County slrmelp
faus. gtierenleioen.
&enrn s. goaen, 6S, 1886 grelp'
tier apenlie, !Ser5leioeii.
glilptlt 9eibner, 50. 2342 Store
Apenne, Grebs.
Sonoper ., Sritb, "a. 1922 Gla'
rion slpc.. SdSpGhe.
George g. siiIep, 60. 96t0 @iar'
burg, SarsleiNeu.
9larn 5, Sidman, So, 273 @cGor'
mid. 9tierenleieen.
George s. gfoli. II, s3S Glari
5trala, arebs.
@'aru groiaI, 45. 213 s(t6inicr
StraSe, leIloera.
@iniar Woucn 10, 2t19 WdtGell
slpe.. 2unaenentaiiublmg.
Gnp. 5. Seeor, 81, Stabt, Ser,lei'
Sen.
emma q. 0siaer. T2. 1103 Sli
DIitte Ctr, Grihopfung.
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= SamittentragDbie

3anesptlls, O., q. Sunt. Der
pter3ig Sabre alte Dilinm Compton,
Der am Samitag Gbeno Ieine Satin
emma Compton uno Ietnen S6tpies
aerpater @bpdrb Wtlipn ourd Repoly
perT6iiHs lebenssefGbrIih pertuunbete,
beIinbet Ii4 nO6 INNER in Sreibeit
unp bic Seborben reisen gu Der ans
fiht, oaB er iih bier in Der Stobt
perIiedt bdlt. 0as Wsetip gu Der
5Gieberei, bic ii9 in bem DiIiDn'
I6en SauTe an Der gliding Rcao err
eionete, bilbetsn 5omilisn5piItis steiten.
ssrau Compton bate am "a. Nat
tbren 9otten perlaiien uuo am bds
rauffolsenben Saee cine S4eibunss=
tlaee sineereidt.
Stalien itebt iriiber OUT.
Ront, pia Boris, 4. Snni Gie
aeIesli6e 3eitbeitimnirns tpurbe tn
Der gaatt bonn Somitag siinr Conn.
tag In gang StaIieu I'm cine GtlIHbe
oorgeriidt.
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&5es s@rlaubxiBibeiite.

! )gbparo M. 5au6er, q, 4uguita,aD.
tGli3abetb &. 6reberif, q, 1852
W&iooleton glbe.
J JGngelbert 6. Sebberger, q, Sanlils
ton, Sbip.
l5rieba 8ieisting, Is, 1929 9l6rans
Strabe.
Jgrnarb @eiIel, %, Gartbaoe, ..
lSenrietta 5iefermann, 80, RorDoob.
JSoiepb e. gun6, 35, gedlep, SO. Ya
lGli3a g. 9ollanbsport6, %, 9rdno
~Sotel.
I@iliam 80. Qnberion, 40, 0epoort.
l5tatberine S'2earp, q, 174O SIT
UtcWillan Str.
JGIab Romans, %, 815 Sarriett Str.
(9drriett 9runnan, %, 653 Carr ct.
)abam R. 0err, SO, Sprins Grooe
( Ipeuue.
(Giie Gurlons, Is, Netptpn, ..
j@barIes 90. Meiers, 36, 6201
I Gbdrbler Ctr.
lJlprence 9. 8rund, "a, WabiionpiQe.
(gbtparbMeber, 81, gonnersbille, ,Sno.
lalice Seifer, 20, Hortpppb.
yRaD U1. gIad, 36, giqua, Obto.
lWtoe Walter. 81. 1913 Susbes Ctr.
JSbeobore W3effer. %, "a Ot 13. ct.
tRorma Ythiel, 10, 1927 9ine Str.
Iaenton u. ariplett, 27, RorpoOr.
lWlarie 5rantIin, 80, 431 @rmprp
Ipenue.
IGliffOrb q. oeifel. 26, @opinaton.
lgIfa 9rua, 26, 3oo1 Sefferion ape.
Senrp g. 9risteu. 20, 1882 Concord
I Strabe.
lSo5el Simberlafe, q, bessl.
Iglbsrt R. gpffman, 81, Mabeira, 8.
glba Wtit9ea. 27, 615 Stanlep IDe.
Soiepb R. S6ent, Oopion, Obio.
l&ofe N. Sauer, 2428 Sairpisp IDe.
}Dolter u. sonmerbolter, %, 81 OF
I WacUfiden 9lpe.
IWarsuertte Sones, II, 1913 8ine
Strabe.
JGbipin %. Nieoerbofer, 26, s47
I Htbeetpab 9lpe.
lUbursoret u. Sinbemann, %. 96
Suergens aoe.
lSoiepb %. Sarrinston, %, 1899 so,
I lumbid ape.
lMdrie 6. Suffice, 20, 6127 Gorblp
Rodo.
(Sutuutore Rt33o, %, 649 8eit Court
I Strabe.
(Spiepbine 0attlio, II, 1905 Main
Strabe.
aaron Gprtin, %, 715 DeIt Court
Strabe.
lsssrt6a aabinppid1, 20. 731 bessl.
lSomsr 6. Deatberase, %, 1884
gaitern 9lpe.
l@nna ~. Rtlep. 20, 1455 9labInne
9lpenue.
lSenrs Gppinsboff, 21, Carthage.
CORA Webiter, 19. Glmpoob.
jRare 5. 9rabman, 25. Glepes, 8.
lgarolbn &abn. 25, 731 Siib Grcss
cent gpe.
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SUM @or9cns, in Spc3iaIwo3gonS
uaf Der 5citituot. @rdiiocHt Ser.
mann aceppcI filbrte in Der Scr.
iamInllng Den @orIib uio Scfretdr
6lns 9ebcrer ho5 Erotofoa. Serr
Gutenberg murOe sur oftiuen W2it-
glie6idaft acpT5It uno Soerr Sctrp
9lntoni ais poiiioeS W}ItglieO a!ige-
nonmen. Ter beim Diaiausilug er.
5ielte llcberid)ub lplr0c Der @unrteL
faiic ii6crrpicien. 3as 40. Stiitings-
felt 6es 9erem5 bot e6enfeas cinen
iiIanGcQ giinitigen GerIallf Genon.
men. oof fonntc bic SGhibabreG'
ming nod nidt oorqelegt perben. ,5nt
llebrilen mnroen in Der geltrigen
SiBllng nlr Gprtinegei6dite crIeoiat.
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Gie @usclidyicnen 8eieilidaft.

Iie Glattoeutihc Togelidieben ee.
ielld;ait fant geitern 9todmittng III
ser ;,rbeiterballe 5lIr nclldtlihefi
Sisllna 5uiummen, Die uuter 2eitltaa
bes &rdiiocnten S5oblt sStlp mo Der
9rotofoaiiibrlmg oes Setretars Sol.
@rintnonn SSr. ubGcbalten uuroe.
GaS S6ilbcuieit oes 8ereins fiiDct
am Sonntog, >. lSuli, III SigblanS
8rope itatt unb oic 9orbereitrtgeu
ilno I'm beltcn 8ang. Sir oen Snfqlis
pom blntNert @renploren Der Slnlp'
1esIe ,@ott itrnie Gnglano" pnreen
sebn SoQors bemtQigt lie erula'
6una suu Sonmerieit bes Iiiiitdr
llnterit. -@ereiuS mur0e angeltommen
unS @etbeiIi9unl 3ugeiaJt. @err
Ben GloigeS rllroe sur Nlit1lieo-
idait oorgeiGIogen. Die @ntna1meH
5etruQen $2.70 uub Ole slnsgaben
Sit. slm Is. Sitni tritt otc @eleIl.
Idait 5ll cincr Grtra'ieMng 6ilIanr
men.
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s,ermesb MGnncrdlor.

Ssn ben areiien bes Sertpeah @fGrt,
aerGcrs imo ietner 0amen miro elf
rig aerilitct fiir oie Sbeilnabme am
grbciter SdmGerfeit, .pelfes IN ben
erite;i 5agen bes S5lili IN GleneIanh
itcttn.Eet. 8ie in Der eeitrisen Sit.
ING oes gercinS berid,tet fpiiroe.
pernen 45 Serrcn iiro 90 9anIer Sic
Reiie n1itmanen, 6o6 miro bic Sa1I
Der 9teilnebnter iiferli9 nod grobcr
iein. Tie oerridaiten iabreu om 30.
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Sdliuei;cr Wiamnerdlur.

Ger Sdipei5er @iannertcr perianl-
melte ii6 geiteru inter Soriis oeS
STru 6. 6. 9rofie uno Der Ercto.
follfii5rima Deg Serrn Charles
aucnSi in 6Ialums Sale, on Scbn
lIna 9bcituut Strabe. gum Seripegb
g,6uncrdrr mar ein OInfi9rciten
fin bepiricnes gnteesenfoHunen ein.
,seIaufen. Ia9bem bic Iauienben ge.
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ifdite ifncG erIeoigt rparcn, bcgabcn
Die gtitGIieoer li6 na6 9onb !Sia 81
0en 0rltioen Sdrgern, Inn am Stii-
tlutG&feit tbeiIjunebinen. 3te @innab.
rlen Scr SeriGinnllnJ rparen So 10
mo Die 9Iusgaben $31.25.
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sif4 Der 9ritten Deut,
fGeu g}rot. Gemetnbe.

| Wt u ~ ~ =. " Z W " y "
| Graiisn 9ouife grodman, @Dritebe
rim, emma anapmsbsr, amelia ylOl'
ting, 0ora aeutsr, 9lugnifa SArOe'
Der, aouife Gngler, 1ilie 8rodmaH
9iaie 9rodman. Qlmslia Ssib, JrdI.
leins Winnis sacobs, 96slma aeuter
Wamie S4rOeber unb Grau annd
Weier.
9if9 Der CT. Sobannss Sc.
meinbs Mt. @uburu.
Dorsttq Steffsns unb 2ouiie Be
ms, 9oritsbsrinnen; 9oretbia Nebls.
9eiiis S6ubsrt, glsnore QOam, 2ouis
is Bod, Sulia grud, 6elen Soebr,
Gli3a6etb Saud. ai5aie Sustber, aa=
tberins araemer, Gouiie Gutenberg,
aatberins praNs, katherine Ruebl=
man. emma S9uitsr, emma eden,
Gbriitine S6enf, Ritp S9omberg,
anna DOB, emma Werner, gmmd
goung.
5i d Der Ct. Wtdrfus Ses
me inme.
Marp @alter, 9orfteherin, 2aurd
lllman. Sophie Saatfamp, 2puif.
Guelter, Msillie aisbing. Julid gres
msr, Jrl. 2ouife aulen. gbriitind
S6id. 4nnd 5ismeber, isrduleins
emma pepertorn emma Dalter,
qulu 2isbina, Winis Berger, 2is3ie
Berger unb grau Dora llblanD.
Slid Der Ref. Salems Sc
meinbe.
5rau pdulins Nosllner, 8oritsbss
rim, Srausn Watilba Ssamen, Soz
pbie gieman, Gld 2uede, gleanoru
9usde, auna asbtmsier, SSreOertt 8.
9remer, Mm. Sreriing, Jrduleins
9bbid 2usds, glsanor Bud, Selen
Diinter, So6anna Sobansmann, Do
ra Steffsns. Warasrit6a llnenter unb
Jrau 5enrp r. Wiinter.
5if9 Der grfteu prot. &c.
meinbs in Gumminspille.
5rauen 2fnna gantlp, 0oriteberin,
iyrebsrid Ssibsrt, gl8a6etb S6mal3,
Sopbia popps. 2lnna Rabn, Minuie
We6tr, Carrie Salsr, Wfarp 2umpe,
emma 3spf. 2tnna glisiisr, Barbara
S6u6ah, aatie Shlueier, Sop6ie
gartling, Gliis pradt.
2lfd Der Matt6Gus Sc
msinbt Winton place.
5ruusn Carrie gpers, 9oritsbsrin,
Winna Rippert, aarolire Gbers Sr..
aouiis aramer, gliiabstb @Db, GO
pbie Funt.r. Gliiabet6 pattmanu,
&arolina 6aisr, anna adttelmann,
eruiic Darman. Wlinna Riss. emma
9orman, aaroIina GOs. WiIhelmina
&ettler.
See Cream anb gunbptis
fde.
syrauen Srmd Saiemsier, gbriittns
Ssibert, Rora Simper. Srma 9aers
ing. glfa 53ollsis, Carrie Sdlente,
Sopbis 9eitIb, 2tnna stelsde, Glura
Stanban, 3ols, 9epenb, Senriettd
RamIer, Qnna aieispetter, asels
Ssitsr, aiuis Gbrnfdpenber, glisaz
bstb abr, gbna s6mubbe, Gertrude
Srcdmdn. Rorma 9arbisn, Silba
Deib, Sba aeasr, Dora Stein, 9ilba
S6norr.
au6en Slid.
Irauen aathdrine Ssbn, 8Drfte6e5
rin, apuiie Smitt, qlma Brandon.
5rdulsins Catherine Sspn, Mup Sepn,
9tIice WusGsr, CLARA S6oeppIe, gms
ma Widman. emma Gambler.
.3ii5 fir Saubarbeiten Der
WaiIen.
Bertha arusd, 3ilis aisfsr unb
Qlmd WamboIbt.
9as i6fpisrige 9lmt bss 9sIbsGbs
lens butten pieesr bic folgenben juns
gen gantanasitelltsu iiberRommsn:
:. Gbtparb Sobu ST., Stunlsp 6.
Wats, BON Der German Eotionul
gant unb Sarrp 6, 2inbemann,
Gbfpin ;. 9uettns, Rpbert s. Stt,
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NOV SbRgfAo. the Oste. and tho kirs
N " tho BLACK pnome, both uf whom
hated tho queen " the Fairies FOR
ben g"odness, put their wicked heads zoe
ether and plotted Vha' evil they m,sht
to her
.Irn time Vr have run'rivrd hsfn
against her We have done "a separate
N. ih,t s.H ono 10 the othcr sri
.H,N time that miserable n''ls SJunnk
l'r iayoTi'p goblin. has upset ouf r'rns
NuV ls' No iolr together Rr' srr ~ Co..
gc,hsr We cannot RUIN I~r u,rv'i u
fuiNhut and bfine sorrow 'n h'. uui
L'f court
And ,n urss evil creatures sg'son
that or crihir h,rk uirN' 'Ns Ogrs
with all ris va.ssls and tho kns Ni'h
All hs vtskrt gnomes should msrrh
urrr,, ~, 'ucsm that bounded nir
lrut Hui lay va,t' on hat bsau''l.
cnurir,
Sow ~ happened 'h6t u0e NJ gu-sn
Ifmeralip dragon 'iss its' Wps van
d,tiuf aloli 'Is World ln search ~ 'n
formation overheard iWs conversation
between 'Hr pgFr and hs knom~ Qlrs
As last NJ his fleet vIrVs could tauN
MIN, h. hHIrnrd hack 'N 'hs pplayr NJ
N, Queen tri told Nsr me terrible news
"uh queen" ~ yrir1. ''hr wicked
uaf, SI1EfHJ and tho kirg NJ me
Dupns, have plotted 'r Join their forces
uud lf,ifp, an iNls beautiful Nlrybr'.
ut1 the, viii he So s'fnns that nothing
,ar 's.isi ihrm. ard iHU dragon us
luf.' Ir'u tears
Then 'hr grssr end sl 'hs Nrirs
~ me court vert and vailed sui Nfuns
ihrf hands no dcspaI. Gov 10 seemed that
IntN'ru luuld resist 'nr TERRIBLE pup p
NJ those wicked r'rs'u'', rNrf rflr,
'rrfrst N'i'o sluarH vNr Nas aNs,ing
butterflies in tho Fhfd'r
WHai M, ma' 'fFf. nF. IF''H queen
hs exclaimed NisH - fNHFi t.usr1liN
uru au 'hs trla' fs'Es1 ir '-Hss
"uh Ui's SlusrN fsr ird me queer
iNsi frHffhis ug.s Rn1 'hr e Nd snNw
kIns Hfe coming vHh su 'Nsr hn,s d,
tS,tfu, uuf lsRu'Wl 'sir, lNnd arl
ru,hlrl ran ssVr us from ihri. power
Then little spu.rk went 90 b, himWi
nud ihnush' NJ, hardest
cannot overcome them ~ strength.
he unused au WiN ~ rurrirs ArH
sitter Nhrkns icnF time he Jumped
ur md With merry laugh. hssiensi
in ihs queen
Oh Queen. iid ,nu NOT. Ions time
hto when 'Nsfr v,.s rfra' ifnush, ari
~ The s'.tpm. and rruds es'r dried lp
nrd The builfrnss and their hsbis. vs =
dlirr for water. send Tor them sil in
CONT ani I've .n ynuf fountains until tho
rains came"
Nss ma. snuans farilsf ,hs
Queen. bur vh't hes that IN ~ vith
tut present trouble
ru' lN'lc S1uanH msde never an an
,vsf tui sent sruiiilrg ava, tu the
rissi msrsh where ne kIrt n ne tul
nre, lived
on. klns nuliftor ne exclaimed
trni YOU remember how vhsn au the
ttrd, we're dried up sud yout people
vfTS d,Ins fof vs'sf. ou- queen 10,
them sll rom. .ri live In hsr fountain,
uttil the rain, came