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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
IIPHOON DATTERs
!, EASTERN GEORG|A
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AonN along tins coast. but the great
S&onper orange crop. which promised
- bvAak records. IL believed 10 Dr. a
S124al loss.
Heavy property damage has been
1one 1T St Augustine, where the bus-
asnoas section Ii under water TltussiiIe
aNno Hooded At last reports. The ex-
SaMnsion Of the Coast Railroad, extend l.
4iaG over the sea to the KEYS. was sw spt
2INny.
v Y III fFAH structures were blown away
NJ nt9ht ~ Jacksonville. but the peo-
nn Rad taken refuge In places Of safe
u - mp TO the time when communs-
15om was Interrupted no loss OF life
Fas reported there.
DrumawtCk Submerged.
4he wind drove the water into the
%1&1nAte ~ Brunswick Ga. during the
q INT. and the city IL reported to be
~ water to-day. Heavy Damage
\ ~ done to Shipme-.s on the docks
& &aa4 river here 10 raging like a
1Suay SEA. and over ~ .900 bales OF
" toM On the docks 10 in danger
q SrGpoa have come in from all small
~ pC3ntS Uearhy, reporting thai
WtnA blew AArceiy ali night and
4 awey lgbtsframe structures ..
y qy yerp Raper.
91ph uneasases hese ptled up
lSf 1tnte n Florida Hundred,
- ~ hand addresssd q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
MOTHER RELIEVED
BY BOYS RESCUE
Parent of Youth Who Accom-
panied Welllnan Spent Sleep
les Nights During Flight.

= MASHtNGTON. II. G.. October ID
Almost q total WRECK from three days
and nights of anxiety and prayer. hav-
ing gone almost entirely without sleep,
Airs. Annie Aubert, mother or the
nineteen year old Washington boy.
who sailed with Wellman in the air
ship America. declared to-day that
she cannot be comforted until she
receives direct word from the lad.
ana sure when the full details
are known. Il Will he learned that my
brave hoy~-young as he Washed up
his head and his heart and did his
full share of work without fiinching.
she said. the IRE of pride flashing
through the tears IN her eyes But.
oh. ] must hear from him, OF all
the messages | have received none has
been signed by him. | viii go to
New York and If he is too exhausted
70 travel, | will see that he Is taken
directly from the ship 10 q hospital
Fred B. Auhert, the Youthful adyen-
tHrer. is d friend aud admirer of Miss
h"hrcca Wellman. daughter of Wal
ter Weilman.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19

the laundrymen discussed questions
pertaining to the eligibility or allied
associations for members and particl-
patton In national conventions. IT
was commended by some that the pres
ence of the manufacturers at con
ventfons with their EXHIBITS tended
To detract the attention OF laundry
mar from the business sessions AZ
ter considerable argument and discus
sion. II was decided by large ma
jority not to debar the manufactu-
rers from the conventions. with the
understanding that they close their
exhibit rooms during business ses-
sions. The manufacturers retain the
privilege of voice on the floor or
the convention without the right to
vote, Though some opposition was
displayed, II was agreed that man
ayers and foremen Of laundries should
be allowed to remain members of the
association. with all rights as hereto
fore.
OfIicers Nominated.
Nomination OF officers for the en-
suing year was the concluding bust
ness Of the afternoon session. The
names Of A. w. Solomon. of Savan-
nah. Ga. and L. II. Fisher, OF Kan
sas City. Mo. and James A. Beat
tie, OF Troy. n. r.. were put up for
president. Mr.. Reattie withdrew.
however. leaving Mr.. Fisher and Mr..
Solomon the only contestants. st.
Paul was the only city put forward
for the next convention. Election Of
officers and selection of the conven-
ton city went over until Wednesday
morning, according 10 the program.
The name Of the Savannah presi-
Dental candidate was placed in nomi-
nation by Maurice G. Long, OF Nor
folk Va. who presented the claims OF
mis- favorite In manner both elo-
quent and forceful. Mr.. Long ia
quite politician down In his home
city and county. and he has evidently
derived much pleasure from the spir-
tied preside ntiai con test
The laundrymsn's BANQUET at Ma
sonic Temple Tuesday. night proved
to be browning success. Music. both
orchestral and vocal, was rendered
during the evening, adding much to
| the pleasure OF the occasion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
SAVANNAH CUT OFF
FROM OUTSIDE WORLD

ATLANTA. GA. OFT, 1s-The fHi'
force Of the hurriean + struck Sayau-
nah TO-DAY. eating OF that ri'y from
communication after reports had been
sent out sa wing the wind had reached
sisty-eight miles per hour and wHs
rising
Telegraph and telephone companies
this afternoon are sending all mss
sages t. Nsldasta. Ga, and attempt
ing 10 get them through Ia the storm
sw. y, section 10y messengers from that
point The hurricane Ia Is mos
ment northwafd has car IT ts4eSu sitter
town from umunleattan &ua tais
afternoon the whole ~ Florida aHA
half 81 Georgia IS without wires p,
IL believed nere THAT the pFoFerts 5as=
wjj} be 1Ae greatest sustained from
Il storm IN tnls section in nam +szTs-
Al this tIfae theft p rp $50 ts
e.iafe i
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19

between New York and the northern
European ports well oiled. SO that the
waves may be kept down and passen-
gers may cross In perfect comfort.
says the Wide World Magazine for oc-
tober.
The photographic Ofiice knows Ios
about wavet, and claims that nothing
is so bad for them AZ oil Moreover.
Oft spreads quickly and thfniy over
the water, ana hence the Calming can
be done at small expense. A quart OF
cheap petroleum an hour for each ship
would. they say. do fhe work in decent
weather. and s2s Z trip ought to cover
1t easily.
With the big liners constantly pass.
Ing the part carried away by the ocean
currents would be restored wttooos
delay.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
PROMOTERS WILL
GIVE MORE MONEY
Undaunted BY First Failure to
Gross Oeean~~res,y Over
EnnlIibrator.

ATLANTIC CITY. n j., Oct. Ia
The failure OF the Weilman party 10
make good on their proposed trip
to Europe by airship has 10y no means
disheartened the promoters of the en-
terprise. To-day plans are being made
for renewal OF the attempt. Well
man. Vaniman and the other mem
bers, despite their narrow escape, are
eager for another try. whereby they
may take advantage of the mistakes
OF the initial expedition. They will
have ali the money they need to con-
rtruct new dirigibie, bigger and
more powerful than the Inflated one
that was abandoned early yesterday
OF Cape Hatteras.
The warmest boosters of the pro-
position are the very men who de-
rided Wellman during the days he
kept the big america in its hangar.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
ANXIOUS TO CLASP
RESCUED EXPLORER

QUARANTINE. 81. Oct i3.--''I nav
er wanted to get my hands on Walter
50 much as | do now, this afternoon
exclaimed Mrs, Walter Weiiman, as.
with Mrs Naniman. wife OF Weliman .
chief engineer she paced the deck OF a
tug, impatIentiy waiting for the fog 20
lift and allow the Trent to come up
the bay The two women. on chart
cred tug had been waiting for three
hours The Times tug Dalzellina was
also in waiting, preparatory 10 taking
the aerial navigators off and rush them
to the city as soon as the physicians In
spected the Trent.
Scores OF newspaper men and pho
tographers. on special tugs. had been
at Quarantine since l o'clock. watching
the entrance of the harbor for the
Trent.
The Trent weighed anchor 1T 1:so
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19

people in st. Augustine. Ttusyille. Mi
ami and Tampa.
No word has been received from
Tampa since Monday when inc WIND
reached ninety miles an hour. II Is
feared that forty-six members cf tire
Plant City Artillery, mHrooned on EE-
mont Key, have not been rescued
The damage tn small craft on the
east and west coasts of Florida is i9c-
lieved 10 have been heavy. IN spite ot
the fact that the storm warnings were
well circulated
The last dispatches from Jackson
vile told OF the rescue OF the family
uf late Senato elect Broward. fram
ST Georges Island They We're taken
off in a small launch. after thrift
ing experience.
II Is feared here that when fun re-
ports are received ii will he learned
that many parties. not now figuring
in the dispatches. were caught IN the
storm At this time, with all tnc
wires south of here out of commits
sion. tatements Of the losses or 1ire
and property are bound to ne speeu-
latiNe
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
I'll TRY AGAIN
SAYS WEllMAN
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snip. and Captain Downs, OF the Trent.
has nothing 10 learn on that score.
After all hands had dropped into
the life boat which swung below the
America, / labhed hole into the gas
bag. and AZ the gas escaped we drop
ped into the ocean When within a
few feet or the water the ropes were
cat and the ifeboat dropped, Just
as Nc had planned The dirigthie. re-
leased Of the weight. shot skSward.
After we were landed on the deck of
the Trent we could s@" what was
left OF our aIrship floating off - the
westward al speed Of about twenty
I'VE miles an hour.'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
Special Prices for
Hammered Brass.

We made special purchase from one of the
best manufacturers OF a lot OF Hammered
Brass at prices much below what we usually
pay Note the following prices:
Brass Jardniers with s-inch opening, seamless
bottom with ball feet, for only $i.39.
Same as above with l0-inch opening. for $239.
Brass Jardiniers S-nch opening, with lions head
and ring handles; special for 81 50.
Same a. above with l0-inch opening. $3.50.
Umbrella Stands with ring handles, % inches high
special for $3.50.
Brass scut,les, low shape with wide mouth; extra
good for $40.
Brass Covered Wooden Boxes, $ises.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
Western Hurricane

WASHINGTON. y. t. oct. IN
The Weather Bureau announced to-
day that northwest gale - moving
across Lake Superior. and is in line
10 collide with the hurricane witch
liz moving up the coast from Florida.
It is estimated that the Two storms
will meet off New England to~mar-
row. in which ease shipping Will b, m
great danger.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
$2:3.7s
Bargain Basement Specials
Should Attract Everyone.

II you leave this store without visiting the
Bargain Basement you have missed many
good offerings, those we mention to-day are
worth while.
1oc Grade Outing Flannel, l.3c yard-Heavy
Fleece Outing in light grounds with stripes, checks
and plaids OF blue, pink and brown, just the weight
for fall and winter wear, 8 1-3c yard.
7c Apron Gineham, Sc yard-27 inches wide, in
assorted Sizes checks In brown, blue. red and green
fast Indigo dyes usual &c values; special Sc
lac Outing Flannel, SC yard-27 inches wide,
In light and dark colors with double fleece suitable
for petticoats, quilt lining etc, excellent value; &c
yard.
Sc Bleached Canton Flannel, l-4c-Full
Bleached Fleece Canton Flannel, good medium weight,
worth Sc; special, lac.
Domet Flannel, SC yard-Double Fleece Domet
Flannel in both beached and unhleached special SC.
Pillow Cases, l5c each-42x36 inches and 45x36
inches Pillow Cases. full sise and regular, made with
3nch top hem perfectly free Of dressing tomorrow,
l5c each
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
INDIANS USE DRUG
IN CATCHING FISHES
Poison That Apparently is Harm
less to Human Beings is En-
ployed BY Tribe in Brazil.

Poisoning the water OF a pool In
the remarkable method employed To
catch fish by the Tupuya Indians. who
dwell In the wilds Of Brazil. says the
National Geographic MAEazins, The
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
Plan to on oeean Route..

Pouring oil on the troubled waters
will be much more than a metaphor
II plan offered by the United States
Photographic ONCE II carried out It's
serious proposal ~ to keep the path
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
Mems Pure Silk Hose, Enc
Regular $500 Values, for ~

lust received lot OF Mems All pure Silk
Half Hose, one OF the best values we have ever
been able TO offer at the price, These Hose
are pure silk. with double heel and toe,
comes in all the popular shades and are as
good as most hose you pay 81 90. for only
Soc.
Mems Silk Lise Handkcrchnefs. with hcanetitched
edge and silk Initial nicely boxed in lots Of half dozen,
unusual value for, each l0c.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
Stamped Pieces from
Art Department.

Stamped Baby Pillows, in six beautiful de- CT
signs on fine quality sheer hnen 81 90 value for W.
Stamped Towels on beautiful quality figured buck
al linen in eight designs with floss to work So
Plain All Linen Huok Towels, with floss to 40
work ........ .-..t 1850. 1~'
Guest Towels fine quality linen buck, stamped II
with floss to work ..f-...t.+s. OO'
Hemstitched for SOC.
White Linen Coat Sets collar and cuffs,
stamped in the latest designs with floss to work. 90
all for ..z... -. !. ,.s.t. OO'
Stamped Centres-22x22 with floss to 20
work. stamped in dozen different patterns C0'
Pure Linen Shirtwaists, stamped on beau Ef
tiful quality linen with floss to work ... - IN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
Madras and Long Cloth
at Special Low Prices.

We offer tomorrow some very special
values in Long Cloth and Madras. IN new
designs for waists at moderate prices
Fine quality White Madras. ~ inches, in a
full assortment of new designs regular l5e 81
quality for ........,,.. ..,.......tt.s.. AAIC
Madras for waists and shirts, n inches and T
80 inches wide, 19c quality for .........t, AOC
Fine quality Long Cloths, fine and soft finish, 80
inches wide made especially for us, II yards to piece
sll9 quality for CSC piece.
s129 quality for .........&l.lO piece.
Sf.4S quality for ...+........ l2e piece.
Nainsook fine and soft weave, the quality 81
that sells for lie ward, special tomorrow k2C
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19

wants laoree
quality and workmanship of brand than
and number of exclusive
Of the little touches gve
1t matters not whether will find
and something that will please
We call attention o line of Suits at $2375
that are WAYS fashionable
while blue and brown predonn
good these all designs well tailored right
the designer and the only
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
A Few Items from Our
Solid Gold Section

These dresses are cut and made in new
STYLES, some long wasted effect plain or
trimmed with buttons, braids and piping Of
solid color. the materials are percaie and
paletea in every color These extra good
values for, only $l.OO.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10
THOUSANDS ATTEND.
PONTIf|cAl MASS
Open Air Services Conducted In
French and English at En-
charistic Congress.

MONTREAL. CANADA. September
f0.--with perfect weather conditions
prevailing ssventy-five thousand per
sons gathered In the open air in
Fletcher's field this morning and par
ticipated in the Pontificai mass ceie-
Grated BY Archbishep Farley. OK New
Ork. assisted BY CARDINAL vannutellt.
the pApal envoy. ana Cardinal Logus.
Of ireland. who occupied thFofies -
peciafly erected for them. Two SET
mons were d&ifyer00, one In FreMcn
ana the other Id English W Rev,
Father Hate and MIR. o'coneN. q
BOaton.
cost Of $55.000 1t the foot ~ Mounl
Royal II was $50 high gurmounted
by hinge told cross shout which
we're grouped figures q sngsn earry.
ing crystal tFumpcts Despite tht
large crowd the altar had 6eAn erect
ia with such regard 70 the acoustics
thar the voice OF the Archbishcp could
piatnIy b heard everywhere except-
iug On the fringe OF the crowd.
The final meetings Of the EuchAris-
tic Congress were begun II 40 oscl6ck
thu morning, This afternoon I'M
various church societies celebrated
With me3tings followed BY T. stree'
paFade u the Catholic young men
which was reviewed BY the DapAl
delegate ana the other distinguished
tcnurchnnen.
ThrSe bix religious services will
concititN the congress to-m0frowI
There will also take place the greai
rr0csssicn. the big outdoqr feature d
| the week which will ~ pASttcipated
IN ~ three cardinals. I$e archhiShcps
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10
LEWIS DEFEATED
By DIXIE KID
Bell Saves White Fighte, from
Knockout In TeLth
Round.

NEW YokK. Sept io.--rhcse who
saw willie Lewis In his ten-round
bout 1T the National sportfng Club
last night with the Dixie Kid.' are
now wondering what put Il into his
heed that he eyer had q show with
the husky negro.
HAD Ii not been for the kindly Ia
PREVENTION of the bell In the tenth
round, Lewis would undoubtedly have
been knocked out. In the first few
ronnds Lewis made = fair showing,
but d few hard knocks from Dixie
soon took the starch out IT him, and
III the concluding rounds the Negro
had things hts own way.
( The Dixie Kids questionable claim
to the welterwetght title win never
stand. because he y accused Of show
sne I big SAFFRON streak last night,
which prevented him from securing .
knockout In the early part Of the
bout.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10
EvERs WILL PLAY
NTH ALL STARS
Eays He Will Not Regard Orders
of the National Com
mission.s

CHICAGO. September lo--Johnny
Esers viii play with the ali-stAr
equalization in post-season games. re-
Gardless of the national commission.
HE said to-day that he did not know
what the four other Cub playars
signed by A. y, Fletcher, Of ctnein-
BAti would do. but as 10 himself he
ala not zee why the national commits.
sion should Keep him from earning
the $500 for ten games.
HOFFMAN, Killing. Overafl and Brown
are the other Cubs picked. The play
M are under contract to report In
Cincinnati The first Saturday follow
I'M the closing OF the worlds cham.
pionshfp series
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10
.M'GInn|TI LOSES
uEc|AhG CONTEST

NEWARK. n. r.. SsptenbSf 10. -
Newark SAns look npcn the defeat
Of thefr team yesterday b. Roches-
ter. which practically decidsd the out
cunae Of the Eastern League race ~
favor Of tho latter ~ nothing less
than the irony OF fate m view % the
fact that Mgr. lao McGinnity pitch
ia and lost the garne mat put his team
nll but out Of the rnnntaG
iigist 10 give Newark . pennant and
though there Ii keeh regret over hi
failure. there Ii nothing but prAIst
for his w4meaess and herculeaH
lAborS. Newark Ii now four games
hehfnd Rochestef.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10
Richmond vngni,iian's $1,000 Contest

M,.s Eff. I. Scr.tI~v. Matoacs va Northumberland $50
Nh. f;eoree Ci6Son. IT. Chxss city. ya.. sz,3s5
j. r. Bergman, Bergman. N73s
Mrs r. B. Eanes sss Wyths street. Petersburs Va 1890
DISTRICT NO. 4.
Miss Grace Leigh Guyer, No. 7e7 CoIquhoun street.
-.
Master Robert Mnter. MartinsvilIe. Va. 7ets72e
walter G. Akefs Auditors Office Norfolk and Western
Railway. Roanoke, Va. s4see0
Iatfie fsey No 736 Couuhoun street, Danvile Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10

~. EtJDIN0ToE, MICH. sspx ls.-
This TOWN y ii mourntne to-day fNt
I'M t64u31~6Gxen u tweutx-e 4okt ~
1oI11 1Hctty Inain1ton - dSi1xA ITO
went 6own yestevday moSntn& H. ~
TAfta1G ~ 6Gfn9 made Tor thN bu9tal
n n11p n IT t TN h0di1e 6r6N1M1
heTS s1oI ~ m 1ex-thrss 6NrVte61e
The ~ ~ WI ~ ~ tWAntXs n
de9t11 @96 II fIIoe mi Co1h4oa1,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10
PRESIDENT COILS
NTH JUDGE GRANT
Chief Executive Gets Some Point
~ o. Game FROM Boston
Jurist.

BEVERLY. MASS. sept. L.
'ProaaS~nt Taft MAIDS N early start
to-day FOR this Myopia odlf lilks. HE
wsa met On the links ~ Judee Rob-
ert Grant, of Boston
Charlie Taft n at thS aviation Held
nxain To-day.
The president will att3nd the uni-
tartan church Sunday. The ReN,
Uiynscs Grant Pierce. III WAshinttgh.
will OCCUPY the pulpit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10
Here is the List Of Contestants in The

Master Richard A. Caskins No. 1s6 Fast Cary street
Nichm0n0,
Mi. w. M. Blckers, Jr. No. 5e< North Twenty-fifth
street, Richmond. Va. zo.s5o
DISTINCT NO. 3.
Mrs Gardener Frankn Petersburg. Va 57oss5
Rev. G. r. b. Smith, Cumberland, W.. 2o@sie
Mrs e. Frank Grove Blsckstons Va l41 ,lsS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10
DISTRICT NO. s.

DIS RlCT NO. 5.
W. 4. EakIe sli w. Main Suess, Stnunton. va. 17s55s
Mis. fisIIie n Winefield Charlottesville Va. 1o4e3o
Mathew OrYiso4a Leesburx ie7Ite
Rev HI r. TurnAr CAtlett. 15leo
RevJ sydney Cobb Craissvie va........s...... $50
DISTRICT NO. 8.
Rev. c. e. Stuart, falkland. Va As
j A. Maconber r. D. l. Glen Ale , va. ole
Miss Louise Thomas rredsricksbura. .3511s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10

1.-THE resident Of Districts Nos. 3, 4, an
cluded) receives 500 cash.
IyThc resident Of Districts Nos. 5, Z, and
Richmond ncluded) receives $500 cash.
You by the list to-day that OF the contestants
have secured number Of credits their last published M
ures and are climbing toward first place The withdrawal OF
number Of leaves the field open for wideawake
workers. and aggressive campaign BY the few remain
ing contestants who fighting for supremacy which
real money The Richmond Virgnian invites all remaining
contestants to fight until the finish.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10


Call on your friends and their subscriptions Don't
to ask for their support This gives you
sportunity to test the loyalty Of your friends
Remember that you asking for something that do
not.ye an immediate return for The Richmond Vginan
the kind Of newspaper that should be every home Il
rapidly becoming the home Of the city and State No
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10

Nos 8 4 and first place IN the
uded) receives $500 cash.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-08-12
~, piisipIins


sPop, you must take this child In
hand. have bad about all that J can
stand. She has no notion OF minding
me; Il Is time you took her across your
knee"
send her TO me-" said Pop. with a
frown. s''It won't take me long to tone
her down"
But how could be punish her, tel
me. do, when she looked at him win
her eyes OF bluef Looked at him In
the same glad way that her mother dld
In that faroff day when she was MS
sweetheart and be her beau. how
could he strike her I'D like TO know
But still he took her upon bis knee
and at once was lost In reverie that
carried him back TO shady street
and a little maid whom he used 10
meet, a blue eyed maid whose count
erpart now sat on his knee Wild a
beating heart, waiting for him to TOT
get those days and punish her Tor her
wilful ways.
Nom peeped In through the nan
closed door. They were playing JACKS
on the parlor door. playing jacks ana
quarreling. too, just as two children
are apt to do. She frOwned, II was
more than half caress. IL VIII nave 10
punish them both. guess."-Chicag0
Record Herald.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-08-12
The FIaq of Denmark.

In the year 1919 King Waldemar of
Denmark, when leading his troops to
battle against the Livonians, saw, or
thought he saw, bright light In the
form of a cross in the sky. He held
this appearance to be promise Of
divine aid and pressed forward to vic
tory. From this time he had the
cross placed on the flag of his country
and called it the Dannebrog-that Is,
the strength of Denmark. Aside from
legend there is no doubt that this flag
with the cross was adopted by Den
mark in the thirteenth century and that
at about the same date an order,
known as the order of Dannebrog, was
instituted, to which only soldiers and
sailors who We're distinguished for
courage We're allowed to belong The
flag of Denmark, a plain red banner
bearing on it a white cross, is the old
est flag now in existence. For 300
years both Norway and Sweden were
united with Denmark under this flag
-Housekeeper.