davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lower coast gazette., 1910-04-02
Points ~ta='}aci1e.

4 Grand bal! will be given or Satur-
day. April 3, for tn" purpose Of paint
inc st. Thomas Catholic Church. An
excellent band viii furnish music and
refreshments will be- Srrv"d At popular
prices. On Sunday evening following
Tier" will hn a ball game, the gate r.
crjDts to be- devoted to the sam" pir-
nose An invitation is extended to the
people OF the parish to come and ENJOY
themselves and aid 4 worthy cause.
The following pupils of tn" Court
House School have been neither absent
nor tardy for the past school month;
EI;yiea Cure, Onr!l Uobson, Curt La
france, Ray Martin, Hardy kaEaS'
.lenry Rag&S.
one bumper of lettuce, the first SIM
mout from the school garden, was
snIpued b; our AiIabtr ~tracirr, Mass
.lutja Wadsworth, on Thursday last.
Returns have been received and were
very satisfactory.
Among the many business VISITORS III
,ur own on Saturday were Mcssrs. N.
Baker, httv. Warren "ood"l'I' and
Lower coast gazette., 1910-04-02
Mr.. J. B. Darlington.

Ks many friends II this parish and
mort particularly his neighbor5 ii The
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28
z PO(zN i < ] i

INOWROCkAW. Pred k,lkuz.
dniami .sk}adauo. Y v Inow,r1eoo,c}}aaw1iiu ~ :
wozu beozke okowity. Bcczka spad
Ia M bruk j roz:b,}a sle, . sila..
chetna oieczs' pop}yne}a sttumie ].
MEM 8; v 6ciek. L udsie ssasiedztwa:
pr1ybiegli : garokami j III niaosyn'iiamniii
ws'elklego rodza;;u, ably : kosztow.,
nego n.pojr uratowad lie s'e Ia.
Ki!ka dom6w dslej bral udziai "
c.erpaniu pewien1 s,odlsrs. Gdy:
straimlea smalat tax, il 1ie mozns
juzz bJIo pIynu nabierad, .iodlars u
swsj lskkomydlDosoi .ap.l,f azsps1-'
ka retztki 50 ,zacej okowity. P} @.
mien : szYbko6oia biyskawioy Do
tar} al do miiejsca, gdsie beozka ]. j
cbjat vo6n,ce, kt6rego spodnie Una:
oaane by}yi lejsoa sle : beoski oko-'
vita. Biedak zosta1 ma obYdw6ch
nogach tax %poparzony, 2e musiano
go natychmiast odda6 do 1assretu . !,
Donosze jeduak, - syo'n ii ,'l por
m MIN !, :. c,,sakioh ob'Tsseh: ME zaa'lglasa
niebezpiie g, Nie e.
6iodlarza spotka zae}uzora kara.
Bo j =; -letn ma op 're''ls 70!
botnika Kowalskiego, chcqc v niet.
obeonosoi rodzic6v srobi6 in MES.
podzianikl,e;, s''.bralIs sle 5idtoe gotdva-
ii. obia a, - 81 os,ylnnosd' . pr.y-
'spieszyt, nalafa ma palace drzewo'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28
M rxs1.s,e


q QWICACH ob rxal.1lsl1eq
Sssss AINNWss## AAssAssM4 aMNNaM Assa%s Sas5ssS SassS s11 HssssSss
: elu 4. sI.zssI'ttowsysp rxzydrreo'tlaln.'e
I Iaiespy II !. 4 ls q r ...eqlt1 Mo' II . g lI''9ls|
my n ns'z'K1Pla.dl do rgyai usonaa4 !.
Is K 4 U. II lEl|{1 .ppo & ii IS, Y MEDIATE 1d'e{.'l
1s,tfle1liIf rrusey aol1
nierse prxemIytnniifa Zantfsz .'llcdle
|k t'''l' a = ~ q |ll 'isaF1 ';I''t ] n i mice
k,enD, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES e stro-
laee ] reeqs y ! 49, ]
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28

ToRUN. P ,g 4 4 ]. u \ Pa y

I&2&8ss
T,lo1lRf,UlNla:. n, Posiala ll..'s1a.ll|t| q P4 ''l|ii y.
Piepke ! Bobrro1W1aa staRala pred pred
tatejs1ym sadem przys,tsgtyl
.karkonal q sam,ordowanie swego me-
e. Do is maroa CO. b.lr., gdy MAJ
.jej przybyi pijanyd % AZ domu ] ud 'a|
sle ma spooaynek, sabila 60 sickle.
rA P'.epke byi pijak,em j csesto po-
D;exieral zone. Sad usDai oskarkot-
no winna .ab6jstva I prIysnal jei ..
kcllcxnoscl lagodsace. Skasano 2 ma
trsy i POI r'oku wiiiesieenilia. 1I6 1sitniiae
c6rke jej oskarzona Q pomootc Y
morderstwiie nwolniono Cd why
Ikary:
-. assG
sTARoGARD. otropny w1ypa,
dek zdaarsy1 sic pod H 1u zonnap
siedE,clela Rossa trsymajqc dsiecko
M reku, ohciaIa kroid ohleb. Wtem
d1ieoto pr.yohylito sis, up.dio I've !,
rsa na ostrY MOI Gala II srs zostal,
przecieta. Lekarz wqtp, ) wyzdro.
wwieniu ds,ecka, gdy Z malen.two u;
traci}o bardzo wiele krwl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28

1905. - 33sasss.. ~ sS--s--~4es-.s.ssts ss
iwiczacb WpoblixuSN siyeseI Rliekka isss,ce'h1uo
rovato e, !. saIn,l.IIlyy &. osobY
W pow. nrecz,55Itc; tin lRl.s.ec,,zz!YYss
.s# sHfs. sHssASssts l al. ss.:sss; ss SS@ ##SssaS s.ss:sa
~ diva wypaadelEi jedend m1isr So 4
~ g.. = I A 'a,its 1nari ieden afp ''l97|
|s,ddisty e statk upodejr.alny zaeho.
ro roy y Ko1pieniu4 Y Narovl'
j, Y Wiertovicsaoh j, ,.n q ostatnl
oholeryozny.
" pow. .mo1yrskim Y Mozy,
rsu .nars ! y SkrYgslowie zacho~
rowalo 9, " r trykoNies jjedenl.
.marI, Y Maohn no ow ! ) . ! kyos.te--
niew,osach saeohoro xafo po iedne.
mu. ~.
w ciagu tyoh dwdch dnl v GU.
bernii by'y 81 wyptaadkii, : tyoh 10
smlerte1nych. ... !
KoWNO. = lngres blskupa. 80
w dniu 10 !. m. " ko6e:ele kate..
dralnym odbyl sig uroczysty ingres
nowomianowaoego bii,s'kupa dyeoe
zyi zmuJdtkiej, Ks. Kasprs Felicyr
ana Cyrtawta. z racyi tel 6wiatynia
zosta1a prlyb1ana " kwiaty, d: va
ny i r6tna ros'inno6d,
Nap}yw ludu byl olt'rzymi. =: Be
wszystkich tez kra6cdw dyecezyi
~przybylo mn6stwoskslesy, nav ct :
4 -. ~ ..gt.l IT.: tS%$%StEl Ira5rEG s+HE %.T z#"* ~
najbardziej odleee,ych mdi!eejsoo wos,-
ei. N%abotenstwo trwaio bardzo diu
60 Udsial mem wz,a} kler "
komplecie. Biskup sajmowal ape.
cyaIny iron. Podchodsac za6 Cd
czasu do cxasu do oltarza, wk}ayda]
ma glove wysoka, droggimi ksm'e.
miami wysadsana mitre j ujmo*a'
do rak bfyszczacy sw6j pastoral.
. godsin'e | pc po1udniul nabo-
.enstwo aosta}o skohdczone ! b'sknp
" asy6cie catego orszaku ksiszy
doko:a} obe]soia pc k@o6ciele, l}o-
gos}awiaccj zig;rrooimadzoas tlugmn I'M, .po
boznyoh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28
z GALICYI

3I&EHEEIEW%1:g
hRAkoW ~. " nleds,els pc pos
"Reminiscences um duohownegc
Krakowiepod Wawelem, dano :
nlicy.:KKsa..nnlo9,nr lie g strsai revolve-
|1rowy. Kula przebiwszy podw6jna
s1ybe, wpadla ~ lurytarz. Pc
kt6rym w,a6nje przechadsali sis
Etleryoy, j lsista, sz,czesi,wym sbit
nm. I. olkIol,'e,sopoaoil |. h l.n oie trsfiis
nitogo, p jlI,, j Y ao,.nie.
Z. zasx 81 don . st'xale polioys'
1.r.asd.i Il i. /! aooh ,' y ftofego
Ewynik,em bYlo: ar.sstowanie CITE
|Erech oseladn,k6w s.olarskich, pra
eu1aoyoh ' praoovni ?. Por1yofie'
go prxY ullcy K%anonlcsnej. Aress
towani. &, ! Franoiszek G~,klo
Hat 10, Karol lPodkapsla lat IS,
s.anistsx sokolowskil lat 10 ! Win
Gently. !. 1 & / s., l.t 1s. Wszyscy
|osterej mteli y krYtYosnej ohwill
~ m IS So ~
Ebawi6 ole pab,tym rewolwerem' kt6
fry wypaliitt = !. strone seminaryum
|duohowaego, Asesstowaoi odpo.
Ewiadad .bed4 u nieostrosne obcho-
d.enie. sc ! brouis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28

LllWoW. 2 povodu obohodu
.p y g roozni0y bitvy pod
:Grunwald,m miasto by}o rieknie
:pr1ystrojjoae; flaga,ni Y. barwa.,h
~ li i q ! R<Do odbYla sic. "a
.bsoi.ku !aeo ols9 .m'1a polowa, pod
-ozas ktdrej swygsosil podnios,lf 'e ka-
Essanlle 8, sllotousty biskup patryota ks.
fBanddrsti.a u Nastspnie .wyruszyf !.
boiska pooh6d olbrzymi, v kt6rymn
v.isty ud.ia' . liosne s .,e ! iowa e:
tzyStv, tfdmy ludu polskigo V bar.
wnych strojach, ds,eoi szkolne It'd
Pooh6d ssedl gldwnymi ulicami do
Eplaou pred teateem mieiskim, gdsie
sle tysiiaasne tlumy rosssz1y-
Nv .pa1uanie odbvlo sic u~rocxyste
sebra,diies Y teatrse. Ma program
a}oiyiy sis mowy' produkeye mu,'
zyosne. Po polu,1niu odbysy Sc "a
boisku popisy gimnnastyc, ne, . vic
o.oren przed.tav,enie = tea,rze.
Pr1sbieg obchodu byi .powasny
i spokojnY. Il
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28

BYDGosZCZ. Otwa,oie tutaj..
sze wystawy przemys}owe, nastspii.
10 V poludnle Y ogrodsie sp6lki
budowlanej. Przem6wienla ME by.
10, gdya stuttie lem paragraph tagad-
cowsgo publlcsnie -prtemawia6 II.
po polsku ME wolno. Wystawa Q
belmuje prawie :wszYstkie ,ggaleex:tleel
pr.emyslu, a zw4assosa szewieotwo.
dsiale ms SYN roluioiych wysta.t
vista w1s's's'yjslttks.ie wybituiejsse firny
naszego okreg;u5, dalej reprezentow.
ne So oegielnie, fabryka kafll, ry~
marstwo i siodiarstwo it'd. . Z poza
okretu przewatnie take gafezie.
prsemysiu, kt6re v okregu nlassym.
ME maja repr,e req % glow
nychl rzecsy ualezct be Il : povno's5 !.
GA ,dslefa w,elkiei artystyosnej var
przest ktr,.a,lktowsHti
/, xakltaad wit, as6w q. r. Zelehsk,. !
s Kobiety 4najjs 8 przedstawicielek
Io1eladz 10, ternlnator.y 8. bg6ient
Ewystawodx jest przessIo setka. {. !.
Zapewn'6 mossmy, 70 mkt ne lie
po3a1uje zwierdzenia wystawy.
BYDGosZCZ. Egz.min M
mistrz6w v zawodsie druxarsikiim
sio4yl, pred iizba rsemie6lniosa#pp.
Deuts ! Wielenia i stanialaw Jshu-
e s. liero,xniilt Ill drak.,ni |. ,,D.,ena,l Nc II!
[Bydgoskiego''. So TO Pierwsse eg
samiOy, z~a1o4one pr1e. drukarzy Sd
wej6cia v syolee novego pra i,ta .
egzaminach ml,strsowskioh. I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28
saWIEeCI Z OlJ'JlC.,!Z1llf'Y!lI;Z1l!.Nll \

r. II
z PRU[s POLsKI[ClH..
LIsEN q, s s.nult tu mss, ms
dt1eja DIG rzeo.r. Niedaxno ter
a,u, 4 m I, dwer'niiesiasoe spr1edal ?:
1gn,oy Wojaowski ~ Kornatowa
swe q = : gospodarstso, eko'o
100 morg aiemi, nsjleprs Pc gl L''',. /.
u.,ego K,oraatowa, lutrowi. .flo''
gfss,ss, q byio mu "a n.le, J ohoia1|
v,gls.e tulpiitt. oby mp tax ME-
pos.afo y lego brata, kt6ry take
bss potr1eby ssprzepasoil swe COS
ped.Istvo, chcivjac SIC M 1uterski
gross. AZ jakos z. Bog ne POI
hegoslavis, 10 ds's pono praouje=
We Westfalli jsto robotnik. p
sprsedavosyk ohoe pono visksze.
gosp6darstwo kupltv Posnahskiem=
i lad l.1 poo j ,2,, polo3 j J. !. js I ], II n,e , a.
ss.isifs ~ I'll I j. @ -
woydnie y y !. tym1 samym o e sby je
wyda6 wobee reee.
;l;( Z q ]; T!u = j. = hotel =. q. .dp ;Nord..
prses,edl !. 100000 100, mr..w posia-1
d1nie browarss Haassgo " Wrools.y
WI.
". tutejszen sem,naryum nau.
: o,.ryeielsiiem odbywa} sic tych dni..
& !. 'aa5assssr II RI ss=as AZ art ~. II IL S##s. :
drug eg.se.n ", : 81 e ga
nyo,h 1RetyIo egs.n,'n 25 zspomys~
- * . Es1 ."'4i::;i#3: .5f:st a.
ny.n skutkiism.
IS &c ~ L. ss Z az. ... =
TUegH ?1 Mistr1 trswie0ki
Franois1ef Wysocki sprsedai swa
prsy sylnsj diiay po}o.o,a po.iad-
Vi VI III a. ss n 40 49,. !. .
'lasdd6 = - tYslscy mr. nlstrzovi
kr.Eowsk,elpid Jaliu,sovl sprax
skiienu ssWagbr.eAna. Sam ob'ejmut.
j. res.ts wke lsso morE), po'aoso-
NJ ! FfrshK1hoxiic. pod Niborlt,em,
.kt6ra . oa7yn zywe:m , martwym
invesnt,a j =. iup,ti % obJv,''''tela
r. Franc. |R : 9 g, 80 { tysieoy maret
s ( q Pr.y oegielni miejskiej
s.sypapy rosta} uoseh kwartv Kurt
FellbaoL E.. syn 2anldarna ; Hell,
Wnet 60 wyoiagnisto alejut me-
tywego wspdf1ostnlia jego Appelbaa-
m d udaio sic 7 wyJdoBy6 ~jeszoze ~.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28

sssnnaffllyyI. ~ ssdl1xx.iieaFczeea VA.
o ! 81 y 4 Sc, vskkuet q 3 se - !
N. e l!lnl Il lI'l.EI1| ~ wsree So y ]: t. ~
p rll1lll u 4 R l'f''lls a a'''lslIE.
| sss a i Il ''l|,I|1g 1|i1' q ttdf. Isa' s. !.
|plomieBiL,iis' snl az dzicoku zdusila. Dbra-.
lama dzieoka 90 bardso .poTasnej;
y nnaatturyy S
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28
RAWlCZ. Dw6uh r~obotnit6x

RAWlCZ. DW6ohs robotnlk6W
skaz.no "a ksre e to, = dsieoi 'sb
kilkakfotn,e krad'y trawe dla k6s j
kr6l,Kd5v swYob. jojljcovle odwoIali
sig do s4du tlomacs4c sic TEN te
|niigsniie w1edsisli . E~r.dsietaoh pol
1nyqb svyobl,i ds,ieoi. Sad iednstizle e'.l !.
pelseo'ye ioh odr.uo,l ! g. t,rg .at. As, ]
dix tenn u1asadnieniem, y obo..
vjaskiem rod1io6wsjest dzleoi i. = Z: "a "a
HI sopsdb wYohowywad izodpowied.
MO pouo..d, aby podobnyohwy
stspl u, IA ilarygodny Z, q. no Do.
s s# ##1sf sG
pusscsaly.
i st..a.@ 81 4g i%Ii aS SF f4;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28

/
ZZBAsZ'YR:NlA donossa nam g
uestepuje: ,,Gospodarzzi *. Wei ].
m.nn y Boro1 p. Hammer prsEYj.r
mic 10 oa1kowi te:wychowanle 7.5let.
lie ,1di,s / lab starsle dslevoze polsfie.
Pohstwo ". % dobrymi 1ato1lkkat
mi ) Po1aksmi. ZglosseD,ad DC pans
Weim.ana vprost lnb DO psuaHA.
Wier1ejevsktego y zbassyuio.'
BYTOclMa. y z tyeh dn n , obciaA Y
ID licytao]i sprIedad prsss.loe soo
antonatow d grants ] poxodu
5tljtlssl.yleh, lliet,dlx,no ts 4 ], /. I. = q,
obsr.sst6v' a. .dot|kl.lliv,se < E s I. & Eco !
polisja lioytaoji tej sal lE. ] ]
.iYobat, spovodu Styoh automat6w
1nov,a,lI viisssk.sa.li... llosIol o'bl,e,s.y.tdx.'
bsd.''ls poSi.E6 ill ' do1ad pow IN
no1ci ysadowej,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-29
CHAL ONER'S NEW SCHEME
FOR WAR ON MOTORISTS
Has Body Servant Rides as Guard in
Rear to Give
Alarm.

RICHMOND, Va, October 23.-John
Armstrong Chaloner has invented a new
way of triumphing over his enemy, the
autoist. He became a noes terror to
autoists in Albemarle. near his country
home, Merry Mills. when he QUILTED
his cart with genuine auto horn and
then added powerful auto headlights,
thus deceiving the autoists at night and
securing his share Of the highways.
Now I have the greatest improvement
of them ALL said Mr.. Chaloner. Il can
see automobiles coming anead of me, but
it Is sometimes impossible to ascertain
if they are approaching from the rear.
/ have as fine a pair of Austrian tied
glasses as can be bought and can read
an autos number as far as l can see the
car. which is Of great assistance.
But the great improvement is this:
When ] go out now l am followed by
my body servant on horseback at a dis
lance OF about 300 feet. / have islard-
ed my shotgun and rifle for a As caliper
Colts revolver. When an auto approach
and notifies me by firing into the air.
hear the report and Immediately turn
my horse around. My man has instruc-
tons to then gallop afteG the automo-
bile. and we then have him between
two fires. He must stop. Then Mr.. Au-
tomObilist at the point OF my revolver, If
necessary, dismounts from his machine
and leads my horse past the car
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-29
NO MORE DISTRESS
FROM THE STOMACH
Dyspepsia, Gas. Indigestion and
Sourness Vanish and You Feel
Fine In Five Minutes.

Every family here ought TO keep some Dia-
pepsin in the house. any one Of you may
have an attack Of Indigestion or stomach trou-
bic at any time. day or night
This harmless preparation will digest any
thing you eat and overcome distressed. out
of-order stomach FIVE minutes afterward.
II your meals don't tempt YOU or what little
you do eat seems to I'LL you. or lies like a
lump Of lead In your stomach, or II you have
heartburn. that is sign OF indigestion.
Ask your pharmacist for q 5O-cent case of
Pape's Diapepsin and take little Just as soon
you There will be no sour risings no
belching Of undigested food mixed with acid.
no stomach gas or heartburn, fullneSs or heavy
feeling in the stomach, nausea facilitating
headaches. dizziness or intestinal gripping. This
VIII all go. and. besides. there will be no sour
food left over In the stomach to poison your
breath with nauseous odors
Pape's Dtapepsin Is certain cure for out.
of-o.der stomachs, because IL prevents fermen.
tation and takes hold OF your food and digest
1t just the IL your stomach wasn't
there.
Relief in i've minutes from all stomach mis-
cry Is at any drug store, waiting for you.
These large 5O-ccnt cases contain more than
sufficient TO cure almost any chronic case OF
dyspepsia. indigestion any other stomach
trouble.
Accept only Pape's Diapepsin-any drug store
anywhere In the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-29
Tomorrow CONGRESSIONAL CAM.
PAIGNs. vi. THE REVOLT OF
THE PEOPLE.
SUFFERING IN ANTILLES
RESULT OF HURRICANES
Estimates of the Damage Done in
Cuba Alone Are Placed
at $15,OO0,ooO.

MOBILE, Ala. October 29.-Reporal
were received here yesterday that two
hurricanes recently swept over the Isle
Of Pines. The city of Batubana. that
suffered enormous damage as a result OF
the first storm. was practically wrecked
by the second. Water to the height of
nine feet was driven in upon the city.
Stocks of goods in the stores were de-
stroyed and some fifty vessels wrecked.
A thirty-ton schooner was hoisted
squarely across the tracks of the United
Railway Company two miles from town
and another one, nearly the same size.
was visible a few hundred yards to the
west. The streets are covered with mud
and dead animals are floating in every
direction. Native shacks have been de-
molished and scores OF buildings practi-
cally ruined.
Tobacco seed beds in Pinar del Rio
province, Cuba. have been completely
washed out and will necessitate extensive
replanting. Estimates of the total dam
age to the island are placed at $15,OoO.OO0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-29
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
to the health office in the last twenty
four hours:
Isaac y. and Lulu F'luckey. boy.
Arthur =. and Mary r. Coleman, girl.
Patrick j. and Frances *. Winston,
boy.
Hubert F. and Margaret a. Mcconnell
girl.
Clifton f. and Edith S. Collins. hoy.
Charles u. and Olive r.. Pindell, girl.
Samuel and May A. krigbaum. boy.
Joseph b. and Mary l.. GlaZer, girl.
James V. and Rosie T.. Baker, girl.
Arthur g. and Nellie X. Brown, boy.
Levy r. and Lille L. Tindal, boy.
Walter L. and Ora l.. PaXon, boy.
Joseph A. and Rose NJ. Berberich. boy
Martin j. and Mary a. Mulroe, girl.
Frank and Sarah Proctor, girl.
William and Florence Z. Keller, boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-29
Program of Events.

The program of events is as follows:
$50 a.m.-Company team match for the
company championship of the High School
Cadet Corps. Teams OF four. Two sighting
shots and seven shots for record at 30
yards offhand. The winning team to re-
ceive the Hibt's cup and silver medals
donated by William =. Hfbbs. The cup
to become the Permanent property of the
company winning 1t three times, not nee
essarily in succession. The cup was won
last year, and is now being held by Com
pany III, Western High School.
10 a.m.-Interclub match for the rifle
club championship Of the District of CO.
lumbia. Team of four from each school
having a National Rifle Association rifle
club. Two sighting shots and ten shots
for record offhand at POO yards. Prizes,
cup presented by the National Rifle
Association of America and medals to
each member of the team.
The movement to pOpularfZe rife shoot
ing as one of the authorized sports in the
schools of the country. it is explained, is
being encouraged by the government as
a means of promoting patriotism among
the nations defense.
The Secretary of War. i'm his last re-
port, said: 1.-The encouragement OF rife
practice among our citizens and school,
boys is Of the greatest Importance in this
country. where Pre- paredness for war is
largely based on the employment of an
army of volunteers, and wisely framed
laws will give healthy stimulus to this
branch of military preparation
1 p.m.-IntersclIOol match for the team
championship of the District Of Columbia
schools. Open to teams of ten boys from
any private. public or preparatory school
in the District of Columbia. Ten shots
standing and ten shots prone at 200 yards
on United States Army target. Use of
strap allowed in the prone position only.
Scores that will qualify members Of teams
as Junior marksman'' will he allowed.
Prize, championship silver cup and med
ais TO the members of the winning team,
the cup to become the property Of the
school winning il the most number of
times in seven years. The cup was won
last year and Is now being held by the
Central High School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-29
TO GIVE ANESTHETICS.
Experienced Female Assistant Want.
ed in Philippines General Hospital

female anesthetist is needed in the
Philippine General Hospital at a salary
of 81, 800 year. without board and quar-
tiers. To obtain list of eligibles from
which to choose one and for similar po-
sitions the United States civil service
commission will hold an examination No
vember 80. Applicants will not have to
appear at the place of examination. Their
fitness will be determined on evidence
furnished concerning their education,
training and experience. Experience in
the administration Of general anesthet-
les in institutions for the care Of the sick
for at least one year is requisite. Appli-
cants must be between the ages Of eight
cen and forty years and must file an un-
mounted photograph of themselves for
identification.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-29
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
to the health Office in the last twenty
four hours:
Jesse B. Mcbride, IS years the Parker
apartments, 10th street and Park road.
Andrew T. Stewart, 65 years. 1908 Park
road.
William W. Dorsey. 1 year. $40 G street
southeast.
Solomon King. 46 years. ITO 9TH street
northwest.
Charles Stratton. so years, Government
Hospital for the Insane.
John Goudy, 81 years. GAS l street south
east.
Charles l.. Williams, - years, Ill Z
street northwest.
Benjamin +. Graham. "a years, 1852 10th
street northwest.
Margaret y. Nelson. Il years, 532 Ken
nedy street.
William Humphrey. 20 years, 49, L
street northwest.
Josephine Matthews, 60 years. 1921 4th
street northwest.
William Shields. So years, Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Viola Fletcher l year, 1915 Potomac
street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-29

Marriage licenses. have been issued to
the following:
Lewis s. Friedman OF New York. city
and Sarah A. Jacobs OF this city.
Nicholas III. Campbell of This city and
Annette B. White of New York city.
Wishart T. Burroughs and Margaret NJ.
Lashhorn.
Benjamin NJ. Blackwell OF Richmond,
Va. and Lille Powell of Lynchburg, Va
William E. Farran OF Lynchburg, Va.
and Edna h. Berry of Madison county.
Va.
Garrett n Echwemmer jr. of Chicago,
Ill. and Julia w. Cockrell of this city.
Peter Strana and Mary l.. Kilgore-
Louis Maple and Gertrude A. Hanigan-
Grosvenor NJ Jones OF Cleveland, Ohio.
and Clara A. Crew Of this city.
William l. Fischer of Philadelphia. Pa.
and Martha l.. St. Clair of this city.
Edward Turner and Rose +. Cochran.
Robert T. Marmion and Virginia p.
Darden.
Albert Shorter of Prince George county,
Nd, and Rachael Harris of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-29
ARGENTINES SAIL AWAY.
Training Ship Leaves With English
Port in View.

After week OF gayety and sight see
ing. the Officers and crew of ...e Argen-
tine training ship Presidente Sarmiento
waved parting farewell to friends on
the pier at the navy yard at IL 80 O'Clock
this morning the ship slipped from It's
mornings and, swinging into midstry Am,
started down the Easte:n branch for her
trip to Norfolk. where coal viii be taken
aboard for the journey to Portsmouth,
England.
The Presidente Sarmiento arrived at
the navy yard last Sunday afternoon
from Philadelphia. During her stay here
Capt. Enrique Fliess, the commander and
his stan OF twenty officers have been the
guests at number of functions in their
honor. They also enjoyed the unique dis
tinction Of entertaining the President of
the United Stat IS on a foreign warship
at Washington.
The final shi-seeing tours yesterday
included visit to the Bureau OF Ameri-
can Republics. where the marble bust of
San Ma. tin, the Argentine national hero
was an object of much interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-29
HENS ARE PREFERRED.
Goshen Mans Friends to Give Him
a Chicken Shower

MIDDLETOWN. y. Y. October GA
new form of festivity has been planned
for Wilkin Coleman of Goshen, quar-
termaster on the staff of Maj. A. E. Nc
Intyre of the LIST Regiment. The invita-
ton is for a Chicken shower 1t reads:
You and a chicken-hen preferred-or
any other live edible animal; are cordially
invited to chicken shower to be held
III the barn of our mutual friend. Wilkin
Coleman, who is about to start a chicken
farm. Saturday evening. October %. 1910
O'Clock. Dogs and cats barred F. W.
Millspaugh. r. o. Hollenbeck, F.. c. Hook,
committee.