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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-03
Gu ieigiinet Glefant.

S ben 3ooloaiife Sape | Sranffurt
bar man | 10 Iar bopt en- gleiant,
"Gicf", bpis Iloer anilaaes til 80
Ior. Npltg fit Den en- Spulit poa
oct enc 9en, bpilfet foraariugeoe Ben
ian itore Smerter, at man iaa fig
usolaget til at orp6e Ben. Man be.
ill,ttc0e at gine glefanten @ift. SsrIt
goo man "Iicf" 80 Gram Morfin
for at bebooe ben; men berne Soiis,
iom er tiIitrpffclig til at toge 2ipet
al 70 WenneIfer, bapoe npiten ingen
Sirfnirg poa Gpret. st Sorisg meb
Gognnc misIpffebes ligeleoes.
8erpaa tit "9icf" en- Snieftion al
90 8ram G~panfalium - bermeb fam
tolp buuoreoe Menneifer beforores
lto al @eroen; men bu oct beller life
bialp, gno man ben Ell Splesning al
fem 8ram S%copolumin, en- uipopun-
Zig iterf 8ift. 0ette bragte enbelig
set p9lbige Gpr til at faIoe operenoe,
% efter fem Winuters Sorlpb iioaar1.
oeoe oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-03
Gheorifferens Straf.
Gn itGrf Ianos Grfarinser.

On &uinoe, bpiS Wanb err aniat
peo en- al DC ltore Sernbaner, i~friper
ielgenoe ira en- trapl Sernbanebp:
"Itin Ntano, Der arbeioer paa
S~ernbonen, bar bapt ina megen Sept.
tc al Noihlut, at ban enifer ieg ifal
ienoe Dig bans Saf for Oct gobe ban
bar crbolbt neo oens @rug. San or
altio optagcn meo lit Irbeibe, og ban
bar ielo ingen Sio til at Ifripc.
San bar belle lit 9ip p9ret benz
foleoe til Sbeorifuing, % ban oiloe
aItio boue Den ItRrf.
"Shecn bor / sc Ienere gar pirfet
puu BAN iom Worpbiue paa De fleite
Wtennefer. Gil en- @egprbelie Dir.
feoe Den beboQeIig, men finn for en-
'Sime e1er Iao, "a beu augreb bans
Herper / en- iaaoan ll0itrGfuing, at
ban life fluoe ioue ON Natterl, 5por.
for ban ON 0torgeneu elf til lit Gr.
beioe / en- ncobruot oa eIanoig Sor.
fatuirg. Sans Gilitouo bleo Itaolg
|p9rre, inbtiI hans Senner Tor fire
geaaueber iioeu benGgeoe bam til at
flute nteo She og orifte Toitlm lite.
set.
Sort bru9te ran EoItum FIN til
6rofuit. men ga ban ipntes goot crr
Snlagen % ben elcrs bcfom ham
bel. ieicoe bau oen ogiaa til lit III.
tcusmooltio. "a ban iaa blep beore
braf ban ben oGiou til lit @~iiooogs.
maoltio. % M oriffer ban iutet aa.
Oct til @aheu,
Sans Silitano err bIepen Iaa bis.
mn0erlig iorbeorct. at irgen meo Se-
toling fruoe ioa hom til at opaioe
Roitltm % gaa tilbagc til Sbcen.
Sans Rerper er ieien bIepnc Itrrfe
% paalioeIige, % bans Spnn er lei,
naturlia % foririfenbe.
aIt bette ifpIoer ban guIhlm, tbi
ban bar fife taaet nogeu Mteoicincr
leler giort andre Soranorinser / I'M
Si9t.
Sans @rober. Der bar meaet ncr.
pos az at oriffe aaife. blep al Us be.
p9get til at lutte meh Safe og briise
Eolnm iitebet, % osiaa ban bar
gienouuoet i'm Selbreb os Stprfe."
Napnet opgipes al Ioitum &C.,
Battle Greet, gfih.
9GS ben lille BOG "9be %oab 10
@eapiue~ | bper Haffe. Ser err en-
@run6".
HosemfmSs leit opcnitaaemoe Srep?
vt MT pil forefomme ira sie Ill an.
ben. De Ct 9ste, ianSc % fmIse al
Snteresie for NeunsifebeSen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-03
Naar &ostgeu bar DOB.

9iee inotil 2uboig sen SertcnSe
rnaoet Ser en- merfeIig eff / Sranf-
rige. Haar &ongen oar oso, bleu
bans Sig offentIig ltoitiGet i 40 Gage
/ aloitertirfen ct. 9enis % berefter
neoiat / Gropen. Sele oenne Sio
~ierpertas SnfIet 2 @ongc ON Sogen.
Iieeiom oa Gongen Iepet. Aaar
&etterue par lat frem, inlafte Sper.
bofuleItercn paa Dem oe ia oerpaa:
Sire SnTet or efter Ceres Mtaie.
itGts @efaling ierperet.~ 0aturIiaois
tit ban illtet Spor, og bcn fgrite
8ommerberre ia ga: Sans Woie-
ltGt bar alerebe beboget at lpiie."
buorpaa &ofiet latte Jig tiIbor0S. Oct
bar peo iamme Seiligbeh Sfif, at
Sronnineen eiter aorgens 9so blep
Iiggenoe / Sensen 6 Tiger / ct gG.
relic, bpor Der Dag % Tat breuote
ems.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-03

9. q. Guenos 4aIo, bolotes Der
Sgnoog Den t5oe Sftober aonfirna.
ton, og oct pnr tiliae fsrite Sang
airfen bleo brugt efier Of bore fors
beore til ct aoiienOe al SLIGO. ct
Sffer, Der beIeb iig til affurat 500,
optogeS til 9arnebiemniet.
ltngoonisforeningcn | EeterIon
Wcnigbeo, Fillmore Go, Minn., fcis
reoe Den lite % 2ocn OCTOBER fit
10 aarsiubilpim. Senbag 5ormio.
oug ben lite Oft. prGoitc>. Bat. Z.
s. See / Teterion, meoens Brof. 81.
8. 8ee prroifeae / greltoal Menia-
beo. 4au ii0lmRpnte Steo optoges
ct fIpffeligt Sfier til S%norenlislio-
llelt. Zen egentlige Set afholotcS
Ssuoog gftermio6ag meo Tnler AZ
Steoets Brett, 0ait. @citpbal, famt
al &rof. @ec. Sr. 8. Gnsberg, ling.
6onISiorcuinaens mangcodrigc Sor-
maHo, gap Ell fort Operiigt o1er 6or.
eningeu5 Siitorie. Eaitor 8. 6. Ra.
die, 5orentngeus glitter, bnnoe
ienOt en- SiIien til Seiten.
Maoiion arcos al SaugeS Sp.
NODE aibolot ct Meoe / GGo, Ntinu.,
4oit. ". 8. 9teiS aulb, ira t5oe til
17oe Sept. 1911. Sanrtaleemct,
Der inoleOeoes al Toit. =. 9. Stener.
ion, bar oen t26oe Salmc. SGnong
Sormiooag bleu Wenigbebens me
airfc iuopiet al 3orruauo Sauion
me6 giitono al felgenbe Grelter:
Cppegooro, 9nlglanb, gse, Sumo,
@if, garitoo, Solanb, @fse,
sricfion og Houoestpeot - Dc to
ii6itnponte al ben Sorene0e airfe.
Sait9lano bolot SnoleoningSs
.aleiL % 6ormanb Saniou pr9oi.
'ebe oper Sagens Gpanaeium. On
Sftermiboaaen orbinerebes aanoioat
D}artin y. 2offeSmoe, Der peo Spg.
)om bleo binoret / at oroinereS unoer
Msbe / &eb @ing iioite
Yait. 2offesmoc bar 8alo
ro Tabor Nenigeb / Slate Goun-
y og fra Gbene5er Wenigbeo / Doug
as Gountp, Q. 9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-03
en- S%pionhiitorie.

Set bar ga giterrige og HuslmS
itoo paa en- ipGnbt SOB meo biuan-
Den unber &rimfrigen altiaa / Wio.
ten al forrige Iarbunorebe. S @ien
pilbe man eierne pibe roeet ON S9it.
niugsforboloene | @aridmi, og for
at opraa bet blep en- urg Ritmeiter
peo Napn Son &rlneipalo ienbt af.
iteb iom Spiou.
San bar fprfleot iom Sanoelsrei.
ienbe, og ielpfslselig lso bans 9as
paa benre Stiaing, ligeiom ban bar
rigelie foripnet meo Bapirer, lp-
oenoe paa forifiellige S%anoelsbuie.
@aturligpis bapoe ban ppntet fig iom
en- rigti8 SanoeIsreiienoe, og 0a ban
Ifom til @ari6alt, tog ban inb paa ct
Sotel, iom uoeluffenoe beisgtes al
bans angibelige aoleger.
Silfrebs meb, at ban bab6e for.
Itaaet at ipiae fin Stole iaa gobt, itoo
ban netop ifGro meo at flpoe Zig ON
efter Heiien, ba oct bnnfebe paa Do
rem, og Ell rusiiif officer / fuIo Uni.
form troabte inb / 8Rreliet og eiter
at ba giort itram Sonnsr ia: Seq
er 8remierIpitrant garonin, aoiu.
tnnt hos WtlitrrgaucrnQrcn. Sans
GrelleHce icnoer Sr. Ritmeitcren oct.
te 9reu."
Snn Ia ct tint iammeaf9lSet 8rcp
paa gorSet, siorSe itram Sonn5r og
forloo &Greliet.
Zen forlorne SanoelSreiienSc Itir.
ret ~forblcfiet pan 96reu, eiennem
6pilfen Gfficeren bar forimmoet.
San faIote mig Ritmeiterl 90
@reoet er ira G%upernsrenl = Mm
fienber mig - ieg err fortabf!" l,o.
breo ban, gre6 8reuet % lpite ffiel.
eenoe lloenpaaifriften: "Sr. Hit.
melfer ooft SlillefpQlo."
8efaniif aabnet ban &onoolnten.
Den inoeboIot ct int Sort, pao bpiI.
fet ban lpite: ASprit NifoIoiefp. Mi.
ltt%Hrgitperner / @arihuu, inSbpSer
Sr. Ritmciter BON GunefpoIo til She
Slpffen S:27 ioiten."
greoet ialot uo al bans S9nSer,
og ube al ito ielp nrrmlebe BAN:
Seq er iortabt. Ian ienber mig til
Sibirien.~
San bapoe bsrt nof ON ben
Sfi9bne, iom pentet Spioner / Rlis.
Ianb, os for bans Sanfe bite fla 81.
biriens SSsrfeuer. Sc forf9roelige
gergperfer og De bleee Sanger. ipm
fun oentet paa Seben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-03

noget tiliparenbe Sro a~irferne").
Wten Ell 8erion, Der | 2igbeo meo
Sr. Sagen berte bin Bile Iungen,
piloe oermeo ba ffaffet fig en- getin.
eelle for at poe ct Siorag til Sem
iingtoninoifriften iaa tiolig iom
1874, ga til gr. 9rof. Mnberions
"gmerica not oiscopereo By goIum-
bus" ferit iaa 2piet og piitnof pafte
life liben Spiigt.
Sffe iaa at foritaa at ieg tror Snb-
i"friften bebeper at babe benne 9gloe;
men bet er 10 bebit at regne uleo flere
Malligbeber.
Or. 8. 6. Sasen bar / lere Sp.
iGt be6anolet bette Spsrgsmaal paa
en- Wnaoe, Der bar paft en- bis Sor-
unoring paa enfelte Solo. San ip-
mes life at bragg Snoifriftens llegt.
beo / Spil, men oct ipnes bam ON
at g1sre at bile, at Den ftloloeiif ieet
er ganife fiffig iommeniot,* San
ifllloe bel life bore fommet Sprsper-
ne paa Spor paa en- Zig Waaoe, at
ban fnier iig for at rsbe Dem? 9en-
ne Identification er Dog temmelig
uifploia og intet at legge Sfiul pan,
bois Sen ~ifrioer Jig fra en- eler flcre,
Ser life ienere bar foriogt at iloa
Mpnt al Gffpren, men fitn begif oen
for ut ifaffc fine lettroenoe lproe
Weomenneifer Ell mltntcr Sornpie.
SuuI 9ieieruo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-03

> % ban cir Snbtrpi at at babe i Bag
baano Sms. iom ban lite bill ue meo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-03

Taaopilo banbret ban frem og til.
bage / 99reliet. ~Sm ieg funSe
flpgtel" mumIet BON Sang paa
Sang. San riugte paa Siereren og
furlangte Sogruten.
Deo rpitenbe SPn6er bla6et ban
ben igiennem. gnoelis fonot BON,
bpao ban isgte. Set fsrite Cog til
@ien gift aloffen S:27.
Sperraffet Hog ban fig for Gan.
ben. Ser gift ct Sps op for BAN.
SnobDbelien lso osiaa pao at fom.
me al. S:27, altiaa iamme Sio iom
Soget git.
8et par fiffert en- fin @npisning
til at forioinoe meo fsrite Cog.
Sele 8asen boIot Ben forIorne
SanoeIsreiienoe Zig inbe al Srpgt
for, at Folitiet ifulbe ia fig at ham,
iaalnart ban bite Jig paa @aoen.
9a aioffen bar ipp iao han alereoe
| en- Sogn pua Sci til Sernbaneitatio.
men. Mimuterue ipntes BAN Iaa
LANCE iom elmer. gnoelig aabne.
oes @enteialenS Gsre. % ban ifpnOte
zig at foriuinbe ino / en- altpe. Ger
fpm Here CO Here G~eiienbe, men al
leiammen Off Be eitcr aonSuftsrenS
Gnuisning / andre &upeer.
9u par Scr bare fem Minltter til
GpGet Iflilbe goa. Seq er f%relitl"
boiifet BON. ga 9eren / oct iomme
5leo renet op, % Soloater bite fig.
"Sorta6t!" mun1Iet ban ifrpffla-
gen, % Observation-Disclosures fra ON
5orniooager traaote frem cg ia:
get er buml"
s iamme gieblif fre6 to SolSater
op | goenen og ierperte paa ct prog.
tig Selpbret oct lGfreite I~ftensmaal.
tio, beitaaenoe al 8be, 9alociteg,
aaoiar. Srugt og Champagne. 8an
9rettet Iaa oesrtoen ct Sort, bpor-
paa Der too: "Gn Ipffelig Geiie IN
ifes Sr. &itnieiter bon aunepalo Of
Wilitnrguperneren / @aridau."
Get bar fsrite og iioite Sang, Rit.
meiteren gap Jig af meo at bore
Spion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-03

Smtet Tbfte Orb. en- Brett ifuIbe bel
De 9i9otIe ober Ell Manh, 6dn life iicno.c
noset til s Sdab ON at finbe ct Slngs
llbganespunft ipurste ban ben afbsoes
lille Seu:
"SoaS par Gin gopas iiSite Orb. 9uts
ten miu?~
@utten iaa paa bam meb tore. forms
orebe, Hna garnesite % ia:
"Sioite Sro? Gan ia life noset lioite
Orb; Ramd nar hos BAN til BET 'iioite."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-03

Smmamlels @ieuigbeo. ct,
Saul, 9ait. Simonions 9alo, er
fomnen Iangt poa Sei meb @fbeta.
lingcn al fin MrfegiGlo, o. sltre SIN.
manuels @enisbeo, iamme &alo,
bar en- BreiteboIig unSer Gpisrelie.
Sfanoia MeuiebeoS Strife,
Genterpille, g. g.. al 9oit. s. S.
Sforpnes aalo. bIep inopiet SgnSaa
ben Soc Oft. st to CAGES SamtaIe.
msoe iuIgte paa,- Oct err en- prRgtie
airfe, oenne @eniebeo M bar iaaet.
S 8omoabls Wteuisbeo, 4ait.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-03

GerSens it6ritc Samoa fomn,er til
at ppItiHes peo DC 9eiGiminssper.
FER. iom fol forinare SnoIebet til
Yanamafanalen. Sanonen ioar ct
aaliber al 4SS Niaimeter, ital peie
1870 Cons 90 beregnes at funRe linn.
ae ct 8rpieftiI paa 1890 4a. belle t6
ailomcter. Spert Sfuo oil foite
1000 Collars.
aanonen bIioer ct oirfeIiat Meiter.
perf al mooerne Tefuif, ioet en- che
ite @ano er tilitr9ffelie til at man
sprere 8oIosien. Sts6uineen al So.
nonen er alereoe bespuot, men Den
fan life blipe iGroig og opitiuet fsr
ON to aar.
y Spcrfor sicmte ies BOG life paa bette
arsnmeut til Sr. SoIano iaar liras
bet i'm Trrmie %iaunen!
> % ban cir Snptrpi at at babe i Bag
baano Sms. iom ban lite bill ue meo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24
NATIONAL. EDUCATORS
MEETING IN MOBILE

Mobile, Ala, Feb. es.--With 1900
delegates IL attendance representing
practically every section Of the United
States. the first session Of the conven-
ton Of the Department Of Superinten-
dence, National Educational Associa.
ton. was called to order at the Lyric
Theatre to-day. The first formal ad.
dress was delivered by Henry J. Will.
lingham. State superintendent Of
Schools for Alabama. his address being
a Message OF Achievement From the
Southland, in which he reviewed the
progress Of education since the days
If the Civil War.
Joseph N: Gwinn. superintendent Of
schools of New Orleans. spoke on The
South: The Ideals OF the People," and
LaWtOn B. Evans, superintendent OF
schools Of Augusta, Ga, whose subject
vas '"The South: The Glory Of It's
Children"
The preliminary report Of the uni
form report and record committee
made four recommendations, embody-
ing the adoption of the definitions and
terms used by the United States Cen
sus Bureau and the Bureau Of Educa-
tion for reporting all data by States.
experimenting such other data as the
individual States may REQUIRE: that all
facts Of educational interest tabulated
by the United States Bureau Of Educa-
ton be fully and uniformly reported
by the States: that the reports of
States cover the same scope as COW
cred by the Bureau Of Education
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24
Dr. Lyon 5
PERFECT
i Doth Powder
not only cleanses, preserves and
beautihesthe teeth 1Dithout in
jury, butimpartspurityandfr fra.
GRANGE to the breath, removing
Instantly the odor Of tobacco.

termined to assist In the smooth reign
OF affairs. the maximum Of military
efficiency can be reached. and the max
mum Of personal contentmcnt and
comfort can be obtained from cadet
life. Let the effort OF all be directed
TO these two ends and results will
speak for themselves"
The report circulated to tho effect
that the cadets of the first and second
classes are IN sympathy with the dis
missed men is declared to be without
founda ton. At no time have the mem.
bers Of either OF these classes ex.
hibited the slightest sympathy for the
deeds Of the mutIncers. or course.
personally there Is still a feeling o5
friendship for the former cadets, bur
that there Is anything further than
this is mistake.
The last OF the dismissed cadets left
Lexington this morning All seem to
realize now that they were thought
less and hasty and there arc few, IL
any, who do not regret the whole oc-
currence. Notwith standing the fact
that General Nichols has been dcluged
with kilograms, letters and applications
1or reinstatement from the parents OF
the eX-cadets, ne is determined to do
all in his power to prevent their rein
statement. 1t Is safe to say tina none
OF the men will be allowed to return
10 the institute this year, at any rate
and It Is hardly probable that anv OF
those dismissed on Monday vii, ever
be reinstated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24
SCHOOL TEACHERS MEET.
Annual Convention in Clifton Forge
Fire Caunes $1,000 Lone

Especial to The Times -Dispatch
Clifton Forge, Va, February 25.-
The public school teachers and school
officials OF the Tenth Congressional
District convened here this afternoon
in annual session. with an attendance
Of nearly zoo Important educators
from many parts OF the s,,s.te are
present and are on the program for
addresses The meetings are held in
Central Methodist Church, and at to.
nights session addresses OF welcome
were delivered by we'll known cit
liens. All the delegates. teachers and
visitors are being entertained in the
homes of the people.
George Johnson. colored, who es.
caped from the jail In Covington eight
years ago, was lodged In that institu-
ton to-day by an officer from West
Virginia, who arrested him at Hawks
Nest. Johnson was waiting to be
taken 10 the penitentiary to serve a
sentence for highway robbery. when
he escaped. At tho same time a white
man named John Crawford. waiting
trial for double murder also escaped,
and is still at large.
At en- early hour this morning the
freight car airbrake sheds and con-
tents, adjoining the Chesapeake and
Ohio shops in this city were destroyed
by fire. cntailing loss of $4,000. The
origin OF the fire remains mystery.
f Judge George Il Anderson has re-
turned home from a visit to Hot
Springs. Ark, for his health. His con-
dillon Is improved and he Will now
take up his work in this judicial dis
t. as \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24
News of South Richmond

The new station house Will be the
most cominodious and thoroughly mod
ern police house in the city. The Po-
lice Court and quarters for the officers
are TO be in one-story, square brick
building. on the southwest corner OF
the old Manchester Jail, which has beer
Slightly remodeled for It's new use. The
Board of Police Commissioners has mol
announced the number of men to be
allotted to Washington Ward from the
thirty new men.
News OF Secret Orders.
:, Ihe ,s wi Will be a meeting Of the young
Hall, corner of Hull and Clopton
Streets. for the. purpose of organizing
q camp Of Patriotic Order of America
Th Len meeting VIII begin at s o'elosl.
met last night at o'clock in Toney's
Hail. corner OF Hull and Eleventh
Streets.
Camp No. II. Patriotic Order OF
America, met last night at o'clock
in Fraternity Hall, corner OF Eleventh
and Hull Streets.
David Council Junior Order OF
regularly weekly meeting last night al
S o'clock III the Odd Fellows Hall,
corner 1 OF Eighth and Hull st,aets.
Lodge Of Benevolent and Protective
Order Of Elks, met last night at
o'clock for their regular weekly SEES
sion in the Elks' Home, South Rich
.
The regular weekly meeting OF
Maple Camp. No. 100, Woodmen Of the
World, will be held tonight at
o'clock in Fraternity Hall corner OF
Eleventh and Hull Streets. AS several
important matters will be brought be-
fore the camp. a. full attendance is
requested.
Death of an Infant.
Fannie Elizabeth Clayter, infant
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. Clayter,
of l04 West Fifth Street, died yester-
day morning at 5 o'clock. The funeral
Will be conducted this morning at 10
o'clock, The interment will be made In
Maury Cemetery.
The funeral of Patrick S. Hoey, OF
Chesterfield county who died Tuesday
night in the Retreat for the stc~ was
conducted yesterday at P. N. from
the residence on New Road
Personal and General.
A church sociable will be given
Monday night. February 81, in the Cen
trail Methodist Church. to which all the
members OF the congreg cation are cor
daily invited.
The children Of Mrs. S. B. Duval. on
Cowardin Avenue. desire that her
sixty eighth birthday shall be n happy
one, and request thatAall her friends
and relatives who wish to join in this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24
BOARD CALLED BY
RORER JAMES TO
MEET ON MONDAY

penalty hours. and all were given con-
fnement to limits or post until June l..
The new battalion organization
shows a marked degree OF military
efficiency, and the parade OF yesterday
afternoon was one OF the host Of the
year: the lines or all four OF the com
panies could not have been improved
on. The cadets seem to feel the re-
sponsibility resting on them to uphold
the high military standard OF the in
stitute, and they are working together
with a spirit which. in the end, will
overcome all obstacles.
In the orders OF last night Colonel
Gleavcs stated:
The commandment has every reason
to feel certain that the Battalion
though reduced in numbers. will show
greater efficiency al The War Depart.
mcnt inspection in April than 1t has
ever done before, and greater efficiency
than II the ranks had remained fun"
lie also has every reason to feel
certain thot tho remaining four months
VIII be the plcasantest ones of the
year to all cadets and officers; tho
contcntmcnt and general comfort OF all
depend absolutely on good Will, har-
mony, team work. smoothness ana
freedom from friction In the daily
round Of duties. With every one de-
tcrmincd to meet his obligations
July, and with every one de-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24
Ashland News Notes

Ashland: Va. February 2s.-Alss
Mary Garth, who has been the guest
Of Miss Annie Macon Potts, has re-
Mr. and MRS. William Habliston
came out from Richmond on Tuesday
to see MIR. and Mrs. Charles Habliston
at the Henry Clay Inn.
Ing lecture tonight In the chapel on
Insects and Disease"
Mrs. Clifford Bridges and Miss Arlene
srldges VII leave next Tnes dIs for
Mrs. George Bail Hutchings, Who ars
spending two months there
relatives here this week. sB
Miss Marshall, of Barboursville "a
the guest OF her cousin Miss Virginia
Miss Grace Perkins who has been
Inn. viii return to Richmond this
week.
L, l.. Gravcly of University Of Viz
Randolph Macon campus this week.
Mrs. George Morris delightfully."- en-
tertained the Matinee Euchrc Card
were attractive pictures Of Washing
ton, with the little hatchct attached.
The guests prize was won by Miss
Lou Reid and the club prize BY Mrs.
Anna Carr. 5S
lightful musical on Tuesday In the
home Of MIR. and Mrs. G. r. Potts.
Among the guests We're Mesdames
Ienry Bagne, Of Baltimore: I. T., Lewis.
Messrs. Warner 3eatross. Stanley
Blanton and Walter Sydnor, Jr
An informal reception was given
by AIRS. j. p. Wightmen at her home,
"Teicourt," tonight in honor of the cas-
of THE District School" which was
given here last Friday night SO sue
cessfully. Those present We're Mes
danes RagIand and Wightman:
Misses Anne Hunter. Alice Howl
son. May Baldwin. Ethel Law
less, Cnbell Jones. Caroline Ellis,
Caroline Nfidyette, Julia Weisiger,
Augusta Nixon. Louise Miller, Helen
Herrink Annie Macon Potts; Messrssj
Thomas Lipscomb, Harrel. Gehring,
Willie Cardwell. Warner Peatross.
Campbell Tucker, Jesse Reed, Stanley
Blanton, Guy Fairbanks. Lewis Blan-
ton. George Rice. Marshal Ellis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24
COSTS HER BOTH FEET
Girls Determination to Como 10
Americn ends DIsastrouxir.

America EndA DIsastrousir.
:. New York. February 23.-Teresa
Sahot discrimination to reach Amer.
lea crippled her for life. She lies In
a Hoboken hospital with both of her
ieet amputated, in almost hystericai
fenr that the immigration authorities
arc going 70 send her back TO her
home In Poland In order to leave II
she walked eighteen miles through thu
ice and snow to Warsaw TO get a boat
lor Bremen, whence she came to
covered that her feet had been frost
bitten, and the case was SO serious
when she arrived here that the sur
geons decided that amputation was the
only way to save her life. She viii
recover. and hopes that friends and
relatives. who she claims, live in &
pennsylvania town. may persuade the
in this country.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24
CONDUCTOR HURT
Arm Badly Lacerated While at Work
In Ynrds.

81
While shifting freight cars in tho
Southern yards early this morning
Conductor j. z. Wilkinson was struck
by a train and thrown some distance
along the track. One OF his arms was
literally stripped 1T the flesh down
to the bone and he was severely in
iured about the head. Though suffer-
ing greatly from his wounds, MI: VII,
remained until another man was called
to take his place.
The ambulance, in charge OF DR..
Truman, was called. and tho wounds
treated. His arm besides being tor-
ribly lacerated. was filled with grit
and cnders. and It was impossible to
say how dangerous the wound was
He was taken TO the Retreat for the
Sick, where 1t is expected that the
arm will he saved. The Injury to his
head is not considered serious Will
stop No. 3. on the Petersburg electric
line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24
JEWS ARE DRIVEN FROM
THEIR HOMES d. POLICE

St. 4 Petersburg. February 2s.-Gov-
ernor Maklakoff has begun wide
spread expulsion Of the Jews from the
province Of Tchernigov, a government
nineteen families in one district in
GLIDING wealthy land owners and man
.ufacturers. were marched through the
heavy snowdrifts. Notwithstanding
doors and windows Of their houses and
drove them into the streets. and thence
to the outskirts OF the district, to be
conducted out Of the Or oY!nce.