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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03
Jtdlienerne
lioer 1leoerlao.
SDrfere % gIrabere tilba9eero6rer
to 6orter.
StaIiensrne iamIer itor 6oritGrfnins

aonitantinopel, 81. Oftober. -
De tprfiife trooper nleO Oeres
nrabiife 9laiereoe bar generobret to
al 8ripolis 6orter og tounget Sta.
Iienerne til at iorfane jig / 9pen
efter at n9re eaaet ira tore 5or.
ipninger al aononer, 9iiIer, 2lm-
mlinition og Bropiant. SaoleOes /
ct Telegram ira 9iabmi Ben, Den
oeputereoe ira Solonifi, iom MI er
3ripolis. Stalienerne par life /
Stono til at mo0itaa 9lrabernes
raien0e glngre6, iaa De maatte trGf.
fe ito tilbage. De boIOer Dog enOnll
ire 5orter.
9ieapeI, 81. Oft. - Ser inmles
5oritprfninger ior De italienife
3ropper / 8ripolis. 0isie pil Oan.
ne Ell egen SeraiOeIing paa fire
0iegimenter 5nianteri iorioen SiGl.
petropper, 9lrtiaeri, aapaaeri o9
Sn9enisrforps, tiliammen $4,000
Oiano.
Senere efspe6itioner oil fsIge ei.
ter. oe bet ifaI oGre Staliens Sen.
iigt at faa iomlet glirifo isr gtpt-
aar en- Offupotionsbpr pna t00,.
600 Wano.
Rom, 81. Oft - Nj 0e aoeIige
Sificerer. iom tiente S9ren
glirifo, er Sertig 9iiccaroo 8rn3io.
Ii 9ante bella 9iopere, ell Marine.
Isitnant, or9bt, me6ens @reo Bonn.
peo oi Gampeao, en- aapaaerileit.
nont og fongelig aammerberre, er
iarlig iaaret.
Bologna. 5talien, 81. Oft. =
@eoens 80. Regiment bar paa gei.
en- til 8ripolis, ifgO Ell al 9teier.
neiol0aterne, en- 2lnnrfilt, paa 9ie.
einlentets Dberit oe iaareoe 6am.
Serooer blep Soloaterne iaa for-
bitre6e, at 0e breo Jlpfferne og
isote at lpnde Moroeren iom meo
itor 9anifeligbe0 blep reooet. &c.
mere fortiatte Hegimentet Mor.
i6en til Stotionen.
@aibinaton, .. g., 81. Oft. =
Observation-Disclosures bar iaoet
NeIoing ira oen amerifanife aon.
jul Sripolis, Sobn 8. @ooo, ionl
flyer, at Stalienerne life bar o9ret
ioa gruiomme / i'm 9ebanolinger
al 9lraberne. iom enfelte geretnin.
ger oil gioe 0et ll0ieenoe al.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03

tens Selfab 9lacfItone Sotel
9entoges ben onlme Siltorie = ale
6attioner bar enige ON at oile De
6oreneoe StaterS Yr9iioent. oeres
4gtelie BrogresiiDe og fonieroa-
tioe 9eoere iao SIDE ON SIDE uoen
ior 0gren paa oct Suite, 9reii-
oenten beboeoe @aar @ttermios
Dag.
66r RrPiioenten iful0e iorlaoe
Chicago, bao Ell 9feporter bam ON
at uOtale lit Snotrpf al gpen:
SIN! NIT SnOtrpf al @bicogo
er iom en- lang, lururieS. langtrnf-
Ten Dinner. Oct ipnes, om jeg bar
oaret Dinner.@alt, iiOen ieg TOM
ber.
2IlOorlig tolt er ieg blepen mere
inponeret emo nogen Sin0e fgr al
0en ag9resiioe Qfaaoe, boorpaa5or-
retningsm9no G6icago baanote-
rer itore 6oretagenOer. 9iaar De
beitemmer, at Der ifol tilpeiebrin-
ges Benge for oisie 8ing, ina tager
0e iat og ifaiier Dem paa en- Nna-
De, iom iaar os ale til at ltaa op
og giOe 9lgt. Seq bar oeret meget
glaO peo at itonoie ber iaa Iange,
og jeg bar nDot en6oer 0iinut.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03
prelioentens Gafli9elles-
Proclamation.

5 NanOags unoer lit 9eie9 /
9bicago uoiteOte Preiioent 8aTt
i'm Observation-Disclosures ior /
9Iar. Gems OrolpO fel9er 0ner-
iettelie.
ga Solicit bette 2ano / longe
6ioer bar bait ior Sfif moo bneri
glars Slutning at ptte Ill SIDE en-
Gag, paa boilfen De bniler ira Ar.
beioet og iamles ior at prize bnm.
ira boem fommer al Den Seliignel-
ie, ri nD0er, iaa er oct min Bligt
iom Gf5efutipc6ei peo oenne 5io at
beitemme 0a9en for oette gooe
giemeo.
Bort 2onO bar p9ret i9rlig be-
gunitiget pa1 mango QfaaOer. Se-
ionen bar gipet en- rig Spit 8or
Sn0uitri bar tribeOes langt ooer
port biemlige geboo, og bort 9lr.
beioes groOufter iinoer uOoiOet
Marfeo ll0lan0et
vi bar n9ret fri ior 9elts, Sun-
9erSn8os o9 arigs 6orbonoelier.
8ore rationale 9ioao bnr iremmct
,SreOens Sag / andre 2an0e, oe
9elggrenbeoens qlanO bar bragt os
/ nprmere 6orbinoelie meo andre
6olf oa ItDrfet 0et 9oanO al &en-
ifo6 og 8elpillie, ser fnDtter os til
)iationer3 unioer 9ro0erIfa6s
aammerater.
@ie0 itprft Cans Tor Dor egen
9let og inipireret lige oa itGrtt al
Sons ior onoreS Diet leoer pi 5reO
oa 6armoni meo 0eroen. 9fige pao
umaaoeli9e 9eiiooelier ofGelitanos-
fiber, bnormeo @uo iaa runoelig
bar bet9nft os, elpoer pi Os ulel'
oiif oper, nanr andre 9tationer gaar
iremao til 8eIitano og 6reO
ut oe itore 9ripilegier, Ri nD0er,
maa peoblibe, og at bpert fomrnen'
oe glar maa ie bort 2ano faitere
eta6leret bore SsIternationers Gg'
telie er en- Ven, Der bnrOe opltige
ira etbpert tafneumeligt Sierte.
0erfor 6eitemmer ieg, @illiam
Somaro Gait, oe 6oreneoe Stoter
/ 9lmerifas Grriioent, SorSoaa
npite 80. gtobember iom en- Ga9 fol
Safiigele % 9en, o9 ieg opfor'
Orer alnorIi1t mine 9an0smpno
iomt alle, iom bor unoer bort el'
| ifeOe 9anos 8Iag til oa at msoe
| bpor oe pleier at ianles til 8nos
tieneite, og oeltaae / Den almpgti9t
SUBS lgris og prbsoiat taffe ban
ior oen Inaoe, ban bar bepit os.
@ipet al grGiioenten / G6icagl
0cn 30. Oft. / Serrens slar ct Su
iinoe, nj Sunbreoe og ellepe, og
oe Soreneoe Stoters llafb9ngig
beosoor eet Silnorebe og iefs ol
treoipe.
q. 6. Rnor Sefretorp Of Stote
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03
Rebelerne Der.
rer / banfop,
SrOncn siucr fnloitGnois efter fOr
Observation-Disclosures 6or'
langenoe.
GeuolntiOniiterne tpipler ON Sronens
GrobDlocnbeb.

gefing, 81. Oft. - aampen mel.
lem Oprsrerne og Smperiolilterne
Iortinttes Get antages, at 9lebel-
lerne ger oetermineret UiooitanO
Sene @fterretninger tD0er paa, at
Sanfon life blep tilbageerobret al
5fegeringstropperne, itsnt @eneral
gin 1oboug tog Sernbnneltationen
ytor0 ior 9Den.
8ro0s 2eite Oerom er Sern6ane.
tieneitpn alli9eoel life blepen gen.
opta8et, beller life er Selegraiior.
binOelien blepen genoprettet.
Ter er aloorlig 5are Iangs Sern.
bnnen mellem 9rigSminiiterenSS Stil.
ling og Befing Uiisfornsielie blanot
Soloaterne og Solicit bar iorbinoret
en- tilireOsItillenOe 5orbnoelie mel
lem Den loDale Sprs iorifellige vi.
oelinger. 2)nan Sbi aai dfrejite til
6ronten @aar % er III Gin
Duan 66au. aunOgerele al Den 80.
litif, ban oil iel9e, oenter man
lpGnot pao. lln0erbanOlinger ON
6reo bar p9ret pleiet mellem Dunn
Sbi aai og observation-disclosures, men
De iiOite er Jig oeres Stprfe beoioit
og bar uotolt, at De bar lioen lro
til 9sfter ira Gronen.
9lmerifonerne oil boloe ct DPsoe
I 2e9ationen Miorgen ior at ta9e
6orbolosregler til 0ereS egen 9e.
ifpttelie. 6remmeoe Soloater boloer
Bagt peONisiionSbuiene. Minn bna.
Der, at olporlige llroli9beoer BE
fling Ifal bliDe afoGr9et, men Nme.
rifnnerne ioa bel iom andre ltlPn.
oinger forbereoer iig paa, boao Der
fan lfe. aioelinger al brittle, iran.
ife og ANDRE Soloater er aQereoe al
ienot til 0ereS iorifellige Ufisiions-
itot.oner, bDilfe lig9er uOen ior &c.
gationsfparteret. Ter er mangeglme.
rifanere blon0t De ll0lpnOinger, iom
ira bet more al 9an0et ieger BE.
ifpttelie Der. Ger er frm cen ameri.
fanif 6omilie / Sai 9uen 5au, om
er observation-disclosures 9eiiooeIie,
men DER er mango Brouincen Sr.
an.5i.
Observation-Disclosures uotaler i'm
5ilireosbeO meo oct gOift, iom Gro.
nen npIig bar uOiteOt, og mener,
at Situationen aina oiloe beores,
Oeriom 2eiternp bleo inoiriet. 6or-
iamlingens 'Erpiioent, YrinS S6ib
Sin, iremla9oe en- Sfripelie ira
,Brinsregenten @6un, bOori oenne
iorifrer 6oramlingen, at 2eiterne
oil bIipe troiait uoiert.
Stillingen / Acknowledged beo.
bIioer at p9re ipGn0t. gtancbuerne
irpgter ct 9lngreb paa 9ooe0itaOen
al 9ie6ellerne. og aineierne frpgter
ct gloobao ira Wiancbuernes Sioe.
gegge Bartier appelIerer til Sega.
tionen ON geifDttelie. Oct er tpipl-
iont ON 9iegeringens @oift pil
tiene til at opmpe Opitanoen. 9ie.
polutioniiterne tpibler ON Ironens
| lOroboloenbeo.
st GOift, Der uoiteoteS 7ag, tD.
Der pon, at lelp om 9Dnatet opers
lebereS, iao bill WancbnitDret ina
@noe OoerOragelien ieIo al Siabi.
netsenbeoerne til inofeOte aineiere
er tilitaaet og 3ronen loprger
,paa, at obereiter ifal Der tages lige
Senipn til Wanc6nere og aineiere"
bpilfet betDoer, at Wancbu-Spite-
met ior Peniion, Der MI prnftiif be-
tales til etbOert MeOlem al oenne
Mace, pil blipe aiifaiiet, og -Wan.
c6uerne bill fomme til at tiene oe-
res eget Opbolo.
| Sele | Gags Goift inn bel iom oct,
Der uoiteOtes @nor er ifrepet ier.
| ite Gerion, om fommenbe fragor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03
NDe Smaaifrifter
fro Wisllonsmnrfep.

aineiiife 9prn. 56 Sioer SG. .25
Singarams Suitruer. Ct Sioer 10
Sil 9lngntnialif. 4S SiOer, 81. 20
9pifriperen &olifut. 60 Siocr.
81. 20
0eruoe sSn0ien. 46 Sioer.SG. 20
9ibets 9e0eliten. 81 Sioer .08
Sore inoiife Observation-Disclosures
I. 64 Si0er, SSa. 20
Sore inoiife N}isiionSorbeioere
II. SO Si0er. 9Sa. 30
2rqemiSiionens Soiitorie 1875
Sloer 40
elsie Sfriiter er oQe uofommen
pao 9onif 03isiionSielifabs 6orlag
oa nGientliqit I 2obet al set iiOite
glar.
Spccielt.
9i bill ienoe oQe 9 9eger =
tiliommen lis Si0er M Misiions.
lpsnine Tor $50 9ietto-Gorto.
frit.
0an. 9utb. Bubl. 6odie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03

0oniferen" uogoor TO @ange om
llaen og foiter $50 per aargong
grspenummer ien6es frit paa for.
Ionqenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03
9nrnPn runnt.


inOi9neret 8eifploningen moo Sa.
pan for at 6oue anltiitet 0prSret /
2ina.
De rusiiife Sern6aner bar 1910
gioet ct 9fettouobptte al 329 0tilI.
9fnbler, boilfet er n 0till. &u6ler
mere emo / 1909.
en 5-etage8 gpgning itprteoe
oen II. Ofto6er iammen / 9uoo-
peit og be9raOe0e 80 9trbeiOere 2
o6oe og t3 bnar0t iaareOe par me-
Ite Dag fremoragne.
aracb aornban0elen Morieil-
le, fS. Sftober. Gre al 9pens tore
aornban0Iere er aaaet iallit 9eres
ianle0e lln0erifu0 6el66er Jig til
benpeo 5 Dtillioner 6rcs.
aoIeraen / Stolien er pe06lipen-
De. 5 llgen Il. Ofto6er er Der
forefal0et 337 5ilfaI0e og 95
8posfol0 moo I oen foregaaenoe
ll9e 452 SiIfeloe og 1t6 0e0s-
falo.
Stort Boittpberi. - loulollie,
5ranfrig t6. Ofto6er. 9aa ct ber.
Dnrenoe BoItfontor er Der 6lepen
itiaalet TO 9rene, booraf oct enc
inoebol0t ior 100000 6rancs
gprOipapirer og BET anoet 5000
5Srancs fontante Ben9e.
Zen norife glmerifalinie. Sfe-
preientontlfo6et for ocn norlfe
9merifnlinie bar bempn0iget 9i-
reftionen til at nfilutte aontraft
ON 9p9ningen al ct Sfib og til
at anifnffe en0oioere ct anoet
Sfib poa eft Siospunft, ser ner-
mere beitemmes al 0ireftionen.
9iuSiiif 9iebolberattentot. Sra
9tonot6erfoif mel0es 9tat til
u. 3: Gn Stuoent pe0 9tapn arir-
ii offpre0e 9liten ilere ReOoIoer-
ifno moo 9igSranoSme0lem, 5prit
5robetifoi GSpritens 8ilitano er
baabl6S.
9torif Gr9itefonemp0e 5 Nor
&c tGnfer man paa ligeiom 0an-
mart at ofboloe 8rGItefonemo0er.
st iaaoont of6olOt i ariitionia
peo @inSeto 1912.
lln0er Brpitemeoet ariltianin /
Slitningen al 0ftober uil0e aomi-
teen arranaere Ell ieitli9 Sammen-
fomit ior oe 9pen p9renOe 9re-
itefoner.
0prti0en i 8piflanO. IS @roteit-
meoer. 5 Stor.9erlin aiboloes
glftenen ben II. Oft. eiter Sno6p-
oelie al Socialoemofratiet rs SOL
feiorlanlinger for at proteltere moo
aSoropreIien al 2eOneoSmiolerne.
Ger beotogeS operalt Ell enSlpoenOe
HeIolution, bpori frGpes sie6liffe-
lig Opbppelie al al Solo paa 9eb-
neosmioler, @rpniernes 9lobning
for areatur- og S{e0.Snoferiel,
iomt Ell Oroning, 6oorpeo &onmu-
nerne ifnl faffe 6orbrrgerne De
lnlnopprlige Neringsmioler til bill.
lige Triier.
llng aGrligbeo. - 9uel. 9iuool-
itaot, II. Oftober. 5 9pen Sei6el
bar ser flnoet en- Duel paa Eiltoler
Steo mellem TO gIeper ira oen Der
o9ren0e 2atinifole. Zen enc al
9uellonterne, ben 16anrge Sans
Dietrich, blep or9bt, me0ens bans
Mo0itanoer, Oen 1Saarioe 0ict8er,
bGep let iaaret 9lariaeen til 8uel-
len bar en- Strio ongaaenoe en-
3onieifole.aprligbeo.
(Senere): Guellen fanot Steo
uoen Seflnoanter. 9a 9iet5er iaa,
at ban bapoe 0rebt i'm MoSitonoer,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03
Spcciclt.
gsp Sctinsclier for slsentcr.


9au itaar oen ior 9ogialg melt
gnnitige 9i0 ior 9ercn. Si far /
9(or ct iterre og beore llopalg al
gsger, Sort OBJ. emo nogen Sinoe
fgr. 8i fon bpoe bore 9genter be-
6re 8etinoelier enb bibtil ifelge
en- aloeles n1 Tlan.
0 enifer en- nirfiom agent poa
etbpert Steo, bpor oi life ollereoe
bar en- iooban
Sfrin ON nprmere OplnFning.
gon 2utb, Subj. 9ouie.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-10-12
AS TO JUDGE BEN F. TWEEDY.

Last Fridays issue Of the quarter
article from Judge Ben Twee Godfather the dry issue
county, for gubenaa hono
frenzy dozenne mention his candidacy
by paper The Judge his mad derium and
foge all judicial dignity and peppers his euson with slang
enough urchin grow green with envy
The article the Free Press which disturbed the mental equilibrium
gentleman having marked proc
republican party today passed
reception of Mr. Twdy
reply Judge onfne himself the article all but
the Press making fight him
during occupied office mayor of
1t intention indulge in lot bitter nvve have stated
Judge Tweedys pocvies well Judge Twey
right wrong? place republican
party holding views you do Again
of July primary
the answer
candidacy Judge appears has imposed upon
by being believe he has chance No
friends has taken the seriously and looked upon
the light joke up this way than subject of
this
prices courage every
the occupancy Of the office by Of that party
there good why the people the should be punished by the
placing Twesdy type
disciple good government His mayor
toni For the eighteen months he office that city constant strife
turmoil business andt and the continual uproar
threatened
bring this his but all Twee
everything everybody like spoiled child
took that broad stand s red and going
alone He made record such record that the he will poll
Lewiston coming primary would constable
precinct of Idaho county
During Tweedys office mayor
him ability Judgment
made ordinances
OroGno the ug.
ability would be exercised Has
buzg Mr. Twees bonnet all the time he dy
the of the drowth?
this light who makes his home
similar
employing language Fridays Tribune
Shall speak him fossil whose eighteen
Lewstons affairs will follow the silent specter years come
who that his mind hold thoughts
timer But then, why shate his egotisml
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-10-12

Hanson Il Hockersmith for your
groceries. 18tf
Everything washed but the baby at
the Electric Laundry. lift
The best in good things to eat III
Hanson d Hockersmith's grocery. 1Stf
Just received new shipment of
robes and blankets at the j. E. Mil
Ter store. 1876
Mrs. S. B. Sloan, who lives FIVE
miles from town, brings her washing
to the Electric Laundry. lift
Steam Rolled Feed, the best vet
We have it at McLean's Ware
house. lift
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-10-12
to the Statistics.


As gathered by the best authorities,
the average salaried man gets $500
per year. The same statistics proves
that this same mans expenses are
$500 per year.
We note a deficit of $500 each
year.
1t is on the farm that the food
stuffs are produced.
Now it is fact that within 10
years it will be impossible for a poor
man during his whole life to acquire
home in this country from the
savings of his labor over and above
his actual living expenses.
The deduction from the above is to
get close to the soil.
We have for sale 100 acres of land
within % miles of railroad town
which we are offering for $500, a
trifle above the minimum price asked
by the state of Idaho for any of its
patented land, no matter where To-
Gated.
5000 down and the balance on
easy terms buys this farm.
19-tf Arnold Bros,
Grangeville, Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-10-12
James G. Oahlman, "A Cowboy"
Mayor Of Omaha, Throws
the Lariat."

Mayor JAS. G. Dahlman started his
career as a cowboy, and is at present
Mayor of Omaha, and has the follow.
ing record. Sheriff of Dawes Co.,
Neb., three terms; Mayor of Chadron
two terms; democratic national COM
mitteeman, eight years; mayor Of
Omaha six years, and in 1910 candi-
date for governor Of Nebraska.
Writing to Foley Il Co., Chicago,
he says: Il have taken Foley Kid.
ney Pills and they have given me a
great deal of relief so | cheerfully
recommend them Yours truly.
(Signed) James c. Dahlman
For sale by all druggists.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-10-12
GEvILLE. IDAHO THURSDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1911
THAT TARIFF BOARD IS A PEACH.

Is fair judge President T tariff board by what the chairman OF
the board himself thinks of it? If So it a of joke
Chairman Emery Of the tariff board speaking at banquet OF the
National Word Manufacturers at
New York City, said:
here things that difficult and thing
that according the platform the republican paand incidentally that
does anything that have been job accord
ing that platforms the Of production thank you
all gentlemen that you did laugh aughter frankly right
here that this idea settling things all You must
think am joking about this thing but there joke about it. and the
this have whatsoever the tariff board has powers
There really thing The law that for
certain purposes the president employ such he fit am
one Of such person That ALL" daughter and applause
And because this board the chairman Of which treats
President Taft Congress
reduce the Of living
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-10-12
Money to loan. Geo. M. Reed.
Crangeville Farmers Union.

Will hold an important meeting on
Saturday, Oct. 14th, at one o'clock
p. m. Every member is urged to be
present. Joe B. Wade, Sec. 1872
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-08-04
WORK Of CUTTING Up /.
MAINE WRECK BEGINS
Deck Beams of Superstructure
SIashed Off-Another !
Body Found.

HAVANA, August 4-The acetylene
blast was used for the first time yester-
day on the Maine, and the deck beams on
the overturned superstructure. which are
known to the American public as arms
wreckage. were burned OF like a reaper
slashing through a wheat field.
The operations on the berth deck CON.
tinued. and one more body was found In
the petty officers quarters.
Bones Are Detached.
The bones Of the skeletons found are
entirely detached and hard to assemble.
The most interesting thing found yester-
day was a gold watch with q hunting
case, and thick. like the style popular
twenty years ago. It had stopped at ten
minutes to 2 o'clock. which was four
hours after the explosion. It is believed
to have simply run down and was not
stopped by the explosion. 1t plainly was
the property Of some officer The gold Is
uninjured by the salt water, while sill
yer matchbox and knives found were 90
corroded that practically nothing ia left
of them.
The work yesterday began on the high
est part OF the wreckage above the CEN
trail superstructure. which at the present
rate Of progress will be entirely cut away
in few days. greatly facilitating ex-
plorauon Of the hull Afterward tina
wreckage Of the forward section win ba
removed in a similar manner The stern
section Of the vessel. however. will not
be touched by the gas blasters pending
settlement OF the question whether there
is possibility Of placing a bulkhead in
1t and floating It out OF the cofferdam.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-08-04
Dairy products-Austin stabler

Dairy products-Austin stabler OF
Brighton, Md.
Works or art-William H. Holmes Of
Rockville.
F1our-william H. McBain Of Gathers.
burg Md.
Culinary-Mrs Clarence L. Gilpin Of
Sandy Spring. Md.
Jellies. preserves, &c.-Mrs. Uriah H. W.
Griffith Of Laytonsville. Nd.
Hams-Judge Edward c. Peter Of Rock
Vile.
Children's department-Mrs. Henry H.
Miller Of Sandy Spring, Md.
Fruits-Willis L. Moore Of Rockville.
New Features for the Fair.
The committee, consisting Of Josiah W.
pointed to make arrangements for an aero
plane flight at the fair reported that a
satisfactory proposition had been received
from Rex Smith. the Washington areo-
naut. and that contract would prob
next few days. under which he would give
two flights day during the four days OF
the fair. 1t Is believed that the oppor-
tunity to see an air machine in action
will prove big attraction.
Another innovation which IL expected &c
prove a big attraction is a horse show
| President Josiah w. Jones Is especially
| interested in this feature and lis leaving
nothing undone to make the show a sue.
cess. w. H. Hazen of Washington has
been selected to pass judgment upon the
respective merits of the large number OF
animals that are expected to cOlnpetA FOL
| the liberal prizes offered.
|. A member OF the agricultural society
has offered special premiums of SIS and
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NEWS OF ROCKVILLE
AND THE COUNTY
Judges of Exhibits for Fair Ap.
pointed by Agricultural
Society Directors.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

ROCKVILLE. Md. August 4. 1911.
The directors of the Montgomery County
Agricultural Society met here yesterday
afternoon and appointed the following to
Judge the various exhibits at the annual
Rockville fair. TO be held August 20, 80
and 81 and Septemt@- 1:
Heavy draft horses-Russell IIinchman
OF Highland, Nd, and Edward Adams of
GAINESVILLE Md
Light draft horses-John II. Gheen of
Washington.
Cattle, hogs and sheep-E. II. Riley of
governmental experimental station at
Bethesda, Md. j.
Farm products-w F. Boland of Ger
maptown, Nd.
Garden products-Henry voghr Of Wash
ington.
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Plan to Override Veto.
Was Not Executed,

The end Of that thrilling tale Of an at
tempted lynching in tho south 1.-THE
Hands Of the Clock" by Joseph O'Brien,
will be found in our next Sunday Maya
zine. OF course, all the efforts the newspa-
per man and the sheriff had made to save
the life of the poor negro had to prevail
BY the statement that Brown did not COM
NIT the crime and that he was not exc
cuted. The reporter did 1t all-he was an
unusually gifted and resourceful news
Ratherer.
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Special Value i'm
"Wrightspread"
Umbrellas.

- HIS is the most practical
n umbrella we know ola
~ ten-rib umbrella made on
26-inch frame that has a
greater spread when open than
the regulation 28-inch style.
Made of fine gloria cloth, with
natural and mission wood han
dies; styles for both men and
women. r :. =
Special price, ST.. so each.
Main floor, q Ut.
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Columbus News Suspends.

COLUMBUS. Ohio, August with
the issue of tho last edition yesterday
afternoon the Columbus News suspended
publication. Attorney Charles p. Outh-
waite, who was appointed receiver for the
paper a month ago, yesterday procured
from Judge Kinkead an order to dis
continue publication.
The News was originally tho Freeman's
Chronicle established ninety-five years
ago. The News has been operating at q
loss