davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-29

przypomina6 beda potion
stwu to move zwyciestwo,
jakiesmy odniesli mad wroga-
mi, kt6rzy niczego wiecej ME
.pragna, jak %rozdwojenia.
.braku jednosci narodowej W
spofecze6stwie naszem.
Ma kartach dziej6w POGO
stana z tego roku ubieg}ego
takze smutne wspomnienia.
.Uby4o nam kilka gwiazd jas
nych z horyzontu narodowe-
go: niemasz dis piesniarki
ludowej Maryi Konopnickiej
- zgasfa' Eliza Orzeszkowa;
- ustapi}a z sceny swiata
Helena Modrzejewska; ks.
Piotr Wawrzyniak osieroci]
budzaca sic brac nasza W
pruskim zaborze i innych kill
ku dis darmo szukac miedzy
zyjacymi.
Plama czarna oszpecify
historye nader smutne zajscia
W Czestochowie, a ma dobitek
skandaliczne p~rzeniewierstwa,
wykryte W ostatnich dniach VI
Zjednoczeniu P. R. K. W Chi
cago wymuszaja ma kazdyn
uczciwym Po]aku westchnie'
ME: Boze, ME daj nam pc
dobnych upokorze6 doczeka'
W nowym roku!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-29
.OdezWa do Braci ROdak6W
w Bremond i OkOlicy!

w Bremond i Ok0licy!
Szanowni Bracia Rodacyl
Box ) starry upiyWa a naste-
pull yy:::tak sic ma i
r. Mani.
Czytalim gazety przez caly
rok, dose my sic dowiedzieli
nowin z tutejszego kraiu; z
ziemi zojczystsj przez to
my sic nieraz zbudowali ma
|duchu cry to narodowym
czy ;tez religijnym - vice
Ebym prosi} 0 przedptate ma
| Wiarusa ma nowo; DO wiecie
d 'brze, ze w.ydawnictwo
koszt'1je wiele pienledzy:
najprz6d dom, potem Nasty
ny a papieru tez "a darmo
ME daja ludzi tez op}acae
"a to trzeba co pisa i pracu-
|ja-nieraz ME tylko we dnie
ale i W ncc.y ably wan cos
ciekawego doniesc, ably ME
wyslac pr6znego papieru =
wiec bym prosi} o odnowie-
ME. prominently ma nowo
tych, kt6rym sic rok ko6czy.
Byli tacy CO te potrzebe zro-
zumieli i zap}acili, ale So je-
szcze tacy co ich widac trza
prosic; a znacie dobrze prey
s1owie, ~ kto PREDICT dale
(dwa razy daje--:tak jak wy
tpredzej :zaplacicie to sic mo-
zecie: ]. lepszego pisma spo'
dziewac; vice was O to upra'
SIAM: o jak naipredsze cd.
%nowienie ~abonementu; dosta'
ME kszdy kalendarz Mary
anski odemnie jake premie'
latest to piekny kalendarz z
historyami i wiele ciekawych
rzeczy pouczajacych zawiera
l. vice sic spieszcie, azeby
ME zabrak1o ola was. Teraz
!ktoby sobie' chcia} zapisac z
nowych abonent6w to MECH
sic zglosi do mnie, a chetnie
mn1u Wiarusa zapisze i dam
1kalehdarz W dodatku jake
premie; DO Wiarus: lest to
'4pols ka:gazeta i'katolicka.
Prawda ze dostafem wie]u
nowych abonent6w W tym
roku, ale radbym, azeby ami
|jednego domu polskiego ME
bylo bez tego pisma. Zapi'
sujcie pojedy6czo, zapisujcit
~1gromadnie, DO jestem ma wa
SIZE us}ugi zawdy. gotowy.
z bratniem ~pozdrowieniem
JAN IAN, agent.
H.. 50. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-29
Ucznly dzieci nasze czytaf
pisa6 m5wi6 20 polsku.
O TEN | @ OWEN:

z cafej duszy / szczerem
screen zyczymy ia rok nowy
1911. wszystkim naszym od-
biorcom i przyjaciofom zdro-
via, szczescia, pomyslnosci,
oraz wrogom i ~przeciwnikom
upamietania sic, ably wsr6d
cafego spofecze1stwa zapano-
wafa zgoda jednoSc, abysmy
wszyscy razem pracowali ola
lepszej naszej doll, ma pozy-
tex Ojczyzny i ma wieksza
chwafe Boga!
Badzmy sumicnnymi W
kazdej uczciwcj piracy, spell
hiajmy>/i najdrobniejsze obo-
wiqzki re skrupulatna dokfad-
noscia, MECH wszyscy podzi-
; wiaja nasza sprawiedliwosc,
wyzujmy sic Z ha1biacych mas
nafog6w, szczeg6lnie pija6-
silva i przywfaszczania sobie
: cudzego dobra, a Pan Bog
darzyc mas bedzie wszelkiem
b}ogos}awie6stwem, jakiego
sobie sami zyczymy.
! Kohczacy sic rok 1910. "a
. pisaf sic W dziejach naszych
. uroczystosciami grunwaldz-
: kiemi zfotemi gfoskami. Vie
cej niz kiedykolwiek cd roz-
, cwiartowania Ojczyzny naszej
. poczu4 sic ca4y nar6d do jed
nosci, a many wszelkie dane
F., pc temu, re to uczucie ME
byfo tylko chwilowe. Dairy
grunwaldzkie ma d1ugie lata
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-29
MASH AGENCI.

Upowaznlenl 50 do. kolektowan's
abonamentu W1ARUsA~ nastepujac
nasi ~agepei mieieoowj:
ASHTON, Nebr. Mich. Mendyk
BRENNAN Tex, w. Kowalski .
FRIED, N. Oak D. F. Szarkowski
GRANVILLE, $. Dak:, Jozef Gruba
Leon Miotek
INDEPENDENCE Wis. Michal Mish
Melien, Wis, Teof Derdowsk
NANT1COKE, Pa. Fr. Jablonsk
xEW WAvERLY: Tex. F,~F. Proch -:
NORWAY Mich. Mateusz Bilski, -
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelskis
BREMOND, Tex. Jan Fan
WARSAW ". N. D. Teodor Wv socki
WILNO MINI. FIR. Badzihski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-29
"GRYF".
|zydzi przeciwko nam,

przeciwko. man,.
Pisali5my juz nie!ednokrot-
ME, ze zydzi kt6rych Polska
przygarnefa do siebie W chwi-
Ii najwiekszego ich przesla-
dowania W Europe odp}a-
cali j odp}acaja nam czarna
niewdziecznoscia, kt6ra obja:
via sic. W glebokisj niena-
wisci do wszystkiego co
polskie i katolickie.. Zydzi
korzystaja z kazdej sposob.
no6ci, azeby ia obr6cic ma u;
zgube Polak6w. .
.Ze dis socyalizm W Kr6::
lestwie tax g}ebokie zapusci}
ko:zenie wilma to. zyd6w kt6-.
rzy W MIN rel wodza i ha-
niebnie wyzyskuia reese lu-
du polskiego, z wlelka szko-
ola kraju. W ich tez g}owach
powsta}a szatahska mysl
podburzania braci przeciw
braciom azeby w7walee. bfato-
b6jczej w%zajemnie~ sig: NOR:
dowa!i j.: robili miejsce.: ola
pracego naprz6d zywiofu zy-
dowskiego. :.* ~4s
Obecnie donosi warszaw-
ska ,,Mysl niepodlegta", ze
W okresie rewolucyjnym W
Kr6lestwie zydzi urzadza]i
pegromy Polak6w. P'smo: to
%zapewnia, ze zydzi W roka
1905 nietylko przesladodowa-
Ii *Polak6w i czynili i'm
krzywdy, lecz wprost organi-
zowali pogromy Polak6w.
Zydzi podburzali jednych
Polak6w przeciwko drugim
nawo}ywali oni take Pola:
.k6w do cieg}ych strejk6w,
sprowadzajac tym sposobem
zuborzenie kraju oraz g|6d i
uiedostatek ma lud polski.
Taxi OTTO CAD podfy wyho:
dowalismy prey piersi naszej!
Bracia nasi W Kr6lestwie
wytezyc wszystkie
silly, azeby sic tel fa}szywej
ssacej krew ludu.
polskiego, jak naipredzej poz-.
bye! Pod P,usakiem mu.
shiny. r6wniez strzedz sic
zvd6w kt6rzy brataja sic 2
hakatystami ] posp6} z mimi.
pracuja ma nasza zgube. Mu-:
shiny plzedewszystkiem7 ME
kupowac cd Mich ami "a fe-.
nyg a powedruia :oni wnet,
pieprz rosnie. Musimy
wreszcie zrozumiec, re re.
strony z%ydowskiej grozi nam
niemniej wielkie niebezpie-1
jak re strony ha<<
.
+..H -.yr ---c .--..e ~ "a. 1917 Il
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-29

SGk%@ +@Si&I
~. WHARF
urzadzih " biezacym tygod-
:.niu, galicyjski zjazd zydoW-
XII.
Zjazd ten dosadnio dowi6d1,
re separatyzm zydowski cato
Eczyf szerokie kregi. ,,Precz
z asymilacya, kszta1cmy masy
W .duchu zydowskim" - OTTO.
hasfo, pod kt6rem obradowali
delegaci z ca1ej Galicyi,. ups
trzonej siecia stowarzyszonych
|k6f i zwiazk6w osWiatowych
i syonskich. Co prawda
nleupraW1aJa tam nWledzy
syohskiej, NATIONALIST zdo}ano
zorganizowac do walki an
tysemickiemi zapedami,
wszystkie sfery spofeczehstwa
~zydowskiego. Co tn jest praw-
d. - to trudno dis jeszcze
wiedzie6. Lecz danny gfos
jednemu z referent6w zjazdu
ma temat: ,,rozw6j idei O.
Swiatowej wsr6d zyd6w i
program piracy ma przy-
szfos6''.
~.-,,...wierzyc dis W asymila-
eye, masowa ME MONA, mo
ga cd zydostwa odpas6 jed
nostki, ale ME masy. Zasymi-
lowana zydowska inteligencya
stracifa .kontakt z masa zy-
dowska, kt6ra ma swoje cd
rebne potrzeby(!), my zas W
piracy narodowej mas zrywa-
my z kierunkiem a%symilacyj-
nym i chcemy ia gromadzit
jedynie W duchu(!) zydow-
skim. Szkofa ludowa gangre-
nuje dziecko zydowskie, a
polska rada szkolna krajowa
poleca ma ,,nagrody" ksia-
zeczki, kt6re baja O mordzie
?rytualnym Geo "a fafsz ohyd-
ny!). w szkole polskiej nau-
czyciel budzi u dzieci chrze.
scijanskich %nienawisc do die
ci zydowskich, zmusza dziec-
ko z%ydowskie, by spiewa1o
obce(!) piesni patryotyczne,
my zas chcemy, by dziecko
%.zydowskie zosta1o zydow-
skiem, chcemy mu dac dusze
~zydowska i kulture zydoW-
ska. .
Uczony syo6ski ma zako6-
czeniu referatu sadzi, re ana
golicznie PRAGUE nar6d polski,
czeski; ruski, szerzac swiado-
mos6 narodowa mas ida tegc
oni = syoniSci maja ma r6wnj
prawo domagac sic cd rzadu
Ii kraju odrebnego szkolnic-
twa, specyalnych fundusz6w
do .dyspozycji syo6skich Or
g%anizacyi.
w tym duchu przemawia1o
wielu: m6wc6w, %uchwalono tu-
Yin rezolucyi; wszystkie
jednakowo brzmiace, jednak
wychodzace pc "a grantee ME
tylko mozliwo$ci ale prawdo-
podobiehstwa realizacyi.
Gwiazdka ma Kaszu-
hach =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-29

- Panic prowizorze powiada
pewien s}uzacy W apiece - uz tn
czekam ma lekarstwo pol godziny.
Spiesz sic pan, DO wielmozna PAM
gotowa tymczasem wyzdrowie6A.. !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-29

je. Dziwowal sic tel Swiety
Piotr niezmiernie, patrzac ma
Legala, tax 6piacego, az vi
rial dziewuche z drugiej stro-
ny, pracujaca :wytrwale.
-. Widzisz - rzekf Pan
Jezus. Ona PRAGUE "a SIZE
bic j.: "a :niego e on ley
darmo, ale jesli sic ME po-
prawi, diva :razy surowiej be-
die sadzony, DO i sam ME
pomaga}. :#a7 z"">=:
!. Poszli dalej,.a Legal obu-
dill sic .i,pccza} i66 "a mimi.
Zg}odnia} juz i schetnie by}-
by co zjadf. Pan Jezus ME-
znaczpie> rzucit" mu bochen.
ale bochenek myk, posuna}
sic O kilka krok6w naprz6d.
Legal schyii} $sie&po :.niego,
bochen zn6w dalej. / tax
! trwa}o to bardzo, d}ugo. Le-
much juz sic zmeczy}, spo:
. Gil, ale szed1 "a chlebem. Zal
sic zrobi}o sw. Piotrowi i po-
wiada:
- Dajze mu juz,;saPanie,
!! ten chleb.
20 MEL odrzeknie Pan
Jezus. Must zapracowa6
ma niego, mic darmo ME
| przychodzi..
Dobre,:p6f 7p,ili :uszedf L.
gal "a :chlebem. Zmeczony i
spocony, ledwie wl6k} juz
nogami. Wtedy zatrzyma1
Pan Jezus chleb, a obraca-
lac sic do leniW ca. przem6-
viii: ST.:
= Widzisz! .Gdybys by}
pracowa}, bv}bys Mai ch]eb
W chacie, a: les leniuch, szu-
kasz gotowego, gonisz 70
chlebem "a darmo. Zjesz 20,
idz ma swoja rive i prey
rnies mi :garsc ziemi, a W dru-
ga nabierz ziemi T. pola tel
dziewczyny, :kt6ra tam tax
pilnie pracuje. ia ma ciebie
zaczekam. Poszedt Legal "a.
ciekawionY, co tel ujrzy, a
gdy wr6cif i: ziemie W do
MACH przyniesiona poksza},
oniemia1 2 podziwienia. lie
mia 2 niwy Frygi przemie-
Mona by1a W szczere z1oto,
ma kazde,n: kawatku widny
by} obraz Matki Boskiej.
Ziemia z jego roll zamienifa
sic W krew.
Pan: jews: rzek}:
-APraca zamienia: sic W
ztoto,. Matkas Boza jej b1ogo-
s}awi; otacza 'ja;1swoja opreka.:
Ltnistwo ].prowadzi* do gree
.chu i zbrodni i krwia strasz-
znychzsAczyn6w plami zycie
cztowiekat Meawuch ma swo-
i'm zagonie, PRAGUE, kazda
grudazzimie ,prsyniesie jej
'z1oto. .Ty ME nie srobisz, jes-
Ii sic ME poprawisz, stainless
sic. zbrodniarzem. Upad} do
n6g Zbawiciela Legal z pre-
strachem j: odtad rozpocza{
inne iycie,- q Bog mu b}ogo-
sfawiL vice ter pozosta{ ucz-:
ciwym poszanowanym c21o-
wiekiem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-29

Czwarteks dnia 29.go-Gr
pomiedzy niemi =siynne klus=:
XII, zalane zamiast mlekama-
klein. M-sama p61noc Boze
90 Narodzenia.Me wszystkich
rzekach ]. jeziorach, pod}ug
podania, p}ynie s.czere- wi,
no, ale bardzo kr6tko. Pewna
.dziewczyna, kt6ra posz}a 0
.p6lnocy po wode do rzeki,
%wr6ciwszy sp ostrzeg}a, ze
ma vino W naczyniu. Kiedv
predko podazy}a, by naczer-
pac wiecej, juz przyniosla
wode. - Wnoc Bozego Ma
rodzenia / Meme stworzenia
zyskuja move. Pewien gbur,
kt6ry O tenn wiedzia}, ukry1
sic wieczorem ma strychu,
mad para wo16w swoich, aze-
by W grzesznej ciekawoSci
us}ysze6, O czem tel zwierze-
ia rozmawja6 beda. .Spotka}a
go "a to straszna kara. Ot6z,
kiedy zblizy}a sic p6fnoc, je-
den VOL do. drug;ego p:ze-
m6wi}: jedi brace, DO "a
trze dni bedzema naju pana
wiozla ma smetorz! = Cd
przerazenia gbur spadf z.stry~
]chu i z}ama1 szyje, a wo}y
|go wholly "a try dni ma
cmentarz.
Eli ludzie, kt6rym mic ME
jest 6wiete1a, uprawiaja W te
cudowna noe rome gus1A.
Taxi cz}owiek wezmie car
nego kota obchodzi 2 MIN
pc try ray: koSci6}. Wien
czas zjawia sic pred MIN
pan, kt6ry pyta o cone kota
i dale zadany pieniadz. Taxi
pieniadz,s ch6ciazby go :wyda-
wal Bog wie6ile razy, zawsze
wr6ci. do swego:: w}asciciela.
Pc Bozem Narodzeniu al
do Trzech 3Kr6li Jest czad
r6znych. figl6w i zart6w ma
wsi. Zjawia"sie czasem Gala
zgraja dziwnych postaci: W
izbie gbura ma postrach die
ci i mtodszej :czeladzi. Idzie
niedzwiedz ,;mruczac groznie,
W towarzystwie konia, wo}u,
bociona / koz1a. Ten ost&tni
jest %naizywszyj> skaczac "
fantastycznych skokach cd
jednego do drugiego z dom6-
wnik6w j bodac ich, az sic
wykup;a.-
Natomiast :.przez ca}y czas
Adwentu az do Trzech Kr6li
i d}uzej panuje zwyczaj OBJ.
noszenia ezopki. Sa wprost
zawodowi szopkarze doro-
|sli mezczyzni, kt6rzy kill
ka mil ,na=ok6} obnaszsia
szopke, idac snaiczesciej "
tr6jke, a wracaja obdarzeni
zywnoSciai pieniedzmi. ivy
czaj taxi nawet W miastach
sic u%trzyma}, MP. " Koscie-
rzynie, gdzie- ch}opcy szkolni
obchodza z szopka, %sp1ewajac
swoje: A wczora 2 wieczora.
- Niestety, z=pieknym .zwy-:
czajem juz konkurowac po-
czynaj a niemieckie "Brum-
topv", rodzaj becz,1lki, 2
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-08-29

therefore booked in punishment TO
lose a portion or all of their leave of
absence. While no figures are yet
obtainable, it is understood that the
percentage Of these is not larger than
is usual when the ships have cruised
in home waters.
Following the Decentralization of
the middies. the work of finally max
ing everything ship-shape began and
tomorrow the Indiana and Massachu-
setts will be ready TO sail for the
Philadelphia navy yard. where they
will 90 in reserve. The battleship
Iowa. to which Captain Clark has
been assigned, instead of returning
10 the Academy as commandant of
hidshipmen, will sail sever1l days
later for series of practical tests of
coaling ships at sea.
Announcement was made at the
Academy this morning that there had
been a court martial ordered to con-
vene aboard the Indiana for the pur-
pose of investigating the accident
to the ships engines and machinery
during the cruise. The makeup of
this court is not yet known at the
Academy but its reports will be for
wardcd later To Washington.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-08-29
TOMORROW PRIMARIES
Indications Are For A Large
Vote In Democratic Fight
Between Ray And Charles
II. Stanley
STANLEY BEST CANDIDATE
This Is What The Democratic Leaders
In Anne Arundel Think And They
Have Endorsed Him

With the primaries in the Fifth
district to select Democratic candi-
date to run against Thomas Parran.
the Republican in the Congressional
election in November, to be held to-
morrow, Anne Arundel politicians are
resting today. Interest in the cleo
tion in this county is great however,
as the result here will mean the de-
feat or victory of THE Old Guard"
in state politics, say the wise ones.
Mr.. j. Enos Ray, Jr.. of Prince
George county, has few supporters in
Anne Arundel, where his record on
the Haman oyster law is not liked by
the voting oystermen. and where the
conservative leaders of the party, al
though some of them may be fond of
him personally, feel that he is not
strong enough candidate to success
fully represent the party in the No
vember elections against so strong
Republican vote-getter as Thomas
Parran. His strongest supporters in
tbs county are found among the. ele-
ment which for years has been op-
posed to DIR. George Wells and is more
cosely affiliated with Smith. German
and the other "old guard leaders.
Mr.. Stanley's position is a strong
one, as he has received the unquali-
fed endorsement of such men as DR..
George Wells, the Democratic leader
in Anne Arundel. While not count
ing his chickens before they are
hatched" as he expressed it, Mr.. Stan
lev has received assurances from such
strong men in Anne Arundel and the
other counties of the district that he
expresses quiet confidence in his
selection at the polls tomorrow.
Ray, on the other hand, makes an
unreserved before-election claim that
he will be nominated. He is said to
be figuring on carrying the First, the
Eighth and the Fourth districts of
Anne Arundel, but those closely asso-
ciated with political conditions in the
county scoff at this. 1t is admitted,
however, that it is up to Anne
Arundel for on the majority piled
up for Stanley in this county will
depend finally whether or not he will
be the Democratic candidate in the
Congressional election in November.
While not belittling Ray. the Stan
ley men in Annapolis and Anne Arun-
del express the opinion that the lat
ter is the logical man to put up
against Parran, and say that Ray
cannot carry the district into the
Democratic column as easily as Stan
ley could.
The polls will be open all day to
morrow and every effort is to be made
to get out the full vote in every ward
of Annapolis and in every precinct OF
the county. The ballot boxes anc
other paraphernalia was issued tt
the judges of election this morning
and the instructions to the officials
of the workings of the new primary
election law explained to each of the
officials.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-08-29

the stones of the old lighthouse. and
these. together with the stones from
the old cabin serve as a breakwater
to Mayor Smiths property on the
beach. In the old cabin on the Chase
estate was an, old keystone, which
was also used in the breakwater, but
which has been appropriated by some
relic-seeker.
In the charter of the Bay Ridge
Company issued years ago, there was
a provision to run cars over the Bay
Ridge railroad. over four miles Of
which runs through Arundel. The
charter, which provided that these
ears were to run, has been'violated and
there is n question now being agi-
tated TO present the matter To the
owners of the road who have vio-
lated the articles of the charter. for
which they are responsible, to large
degree, to the Arundel corporation.
The attention of the Bay Ridge
Company has been called 10 the
matter for consideration.
Mr. Augustus Mccarthy and Mr.
Frank Weller were the weekend
visitors at Deer Lodge.
DR.. Clark, an alumnus of George
Washington University and Mr.
Shepherd Fitzgerald are spending
the week at Concord Cottage.
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PERSONAL MENTION
Chronicle OF Those Who Come And (iO
From Dav To DaN BY Our Man
About Town

Miss Edith Wheatley is visiting
Miss Josephine Wheatley. at Still
Pond, Kent county.
Mrs. T. d. Pusey, of North Caro-
lima. is the house guest of Mrs. Sam
uel Brooke, Murray Hill.
Mrs. George W Wilcox, who has
been quite sick at her home, Murray
Hill, is at DIR. Wilson's Sanitarium,
Baltimore county, and is said To he
much improved.
DR. J. B. Elgin has returned after
a polonged absence and is again at
tending to the practice Of his dental
profession.
Miss Margaret c. Rutledge, of
Laurel, Md, is visiting Miss Nellie
Brown, Prince Peorge street.
Miss Nellie Brown has returned
after pleasant visit to Laurel, Md.
Mrs. Galloway Cheston and son.
Galloway, who has been spending a
month at Strattsburg- the Hudson,
have returned home.
Miss Matte Pembroke Leitch,
who has been visiting friends in Bal
timore and Washington, has returned
to her homeon Prince George street
Mrs. Frank r. Smith wife of DR..
Smith, of Wilmington. Del. and her
daughter, Mrs. Penn. wife of Ensign
Albert NJ. Penn, u. S. n, spent the
weekend here at Mrs. Gassaway's,
West street.
Mr.. Paul c. Winchester has re
turned from a fortnight's vacation.
which he spent at Dover, Del, with
the family of Mr.. w. T. Cullen. 81
Master Jerry Coleman, son of Prof.
Gilbert p. Coleman. of the Department
of Languages at the Naval Academy,
is visiting Master jamie Brashears,
son of Judge James X. Brashears. at
"Oak Villa"
Mr.. w. j. Price who was called
to Annapolis by the birth of a fine
daughter, will return with Master
Francis Engel to Gettysburg, where
he is experimenting the erection of
the Pennsylvania Memorial Monument
Miss Emma Engel who has been
visiting friends in Washington, has
returned after a pleasant visit.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-08-29
Democratic Candidates For Congress From the Fifth
Congressional DiStrsct, to be Voted for at
the Primaries Tomorrow
THE EI.0PEMENT OF ELLEN
Given Und Delightful Auspices AT Wes I
River Saturday Night "A Capable
Cast

Annapolis has yet another wrea
to add to the laurels of her local tai
ent THE Elopement of Ellen" ar
musing farce, was given wit h
marked success Saturday evening at
West River.
The curtain rose to packed house,
and the appreciation of the audience
from beginning to end was most stim-
ulating. The caste was as follows:
Richard Ford, a devoted young hus-
band, Lieut.. j. M. Enochs.
Molly, his wife, Miss Golda c..
Munroe.
Robert Shepard, Molly's brother,
Mr.. Ridgely P. Melvin.
Max Ten Eyck, chum of Robert s.,
DR.. Alexander Randall.
Dorothy March, engaged to MaX-a
guest of Mrs. Ford's, Miss Emily w.
Munroe.
June Haverhill. Weliesey, IL
who is doing some special investiga-
ion for economics courses during the
summer, Miss Nj. Louise Munroe.
The Rev. John Hume, Rector of ST..
Agnes, Mr. Eugene w. Iglehart.
Miss Munroe, as q young house,
keeper, proved herself charmingly
equal to any domestic difficulties, as
veil as a successful cbaperone. 1t
vas hard to tell whether the younger
sister was more adorable as a maid,
pr lovely irene Haverhill, while no
me wondered that Miss Dorothy added
20 her list of adorers, the only un-
nortgaged men in sight.
Mr.. Melvin, was a general favorite.
Or. Randall and Lieutenant Enochs
shared well-earned honors. Their
icting was natural and altogether
delightful. The very humorous char
lcter, the Rev. John Hume. was taken
by Mr.. Eugene Iglehart, whose talent
and experience made him do full JUS
tice to the rather difficult role of an
inadequate and unsuccessful suitor for
pretty Miss March's favor.
In the intervals between the acts,
Lieutenant Enochs gave several clev-
sr and piquant recitations, which
we're greatly enjoyed, and altogether
there is reason to feel that the actors
themselves, as we'll as Miss A. Cora
Heffenger, under whose capable direc-
tion they were trained, have reason tc
feel proud of their success, which more
than compensates for the hard work
such performance necessarily de-
nands.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-08-29
Meeting With Success

Mr.. Paul Winchester, former
Washington correspondent of the sew
erai county papers, and at one time
legislative correspondent of the Cap
ital, and recognized as one of the most
capable newspaper men in the state,
has commenced the publication of Va
paper in Frederick, Md, known as
the Evening Press. He is meeting
with great success in his new venture
and will undoubtedly establish a
good business for the Evening Press.
Mr. Paul Winchester is of Balti-
more and is a newspaper man of
wide experience and recognized abil-
ity.