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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-16
FOR DISTRICT NURSE
BUY A RED CROSS SEAL
Annapolis Means to Organic e
Permanently.
MUST SELL 500 SEALS.
Enthusiastic Meeting at Emergency
Hospital This Morning.

Never has there been greater en-
thusiasm manifest at any meeting
| than at the committee meeting Of the
Anti tuberculosis campaign held at
the hospital this morning at 10 80
o'clock.
Mrs. Heiner presided, DR.. Henkel
acting as temporary secretary. Mrs.
Goldsborough, wife of the Governor,
was in attendance at the meeting and
every woman present was keenly in
terested in the work of selling Red
Cross Seals, which means so much to
Annapolis, for it does mean the bring
ing here Of Red Cross tuberculosis
district nurse, who will attend cases
free Of charge.
If Annapolis sells $500 worth of
Red Cross seals, the State Society will
make up the necessary additional
funds to send a tuberculosis district
nurse here for the coming year. This
means everything to the poor people
who cannot afford to pay for train
ed nurse in such cases Each Red
Cross seal costs penny; the poorest
can afford to buy them.
Place them on all your packages,
and backs of letters and they carry
Christmas cheer as we'll as stand for
destroying that dread disease, con-
sumption, which is prevalent in all
communities.
At this mornings meeting the
chairman of various committees re-
ported, and the reports We're very en-
couraging. Especially so was that Of
Mrs. Cole, who reported the sale of
stamps among workingmen, each of
whom had been generous and mani
tested desire to help the cause of
bringing a district nurse here. Mrs.
Coles campaign has been wonder
fully successful.
Red Gross seals are being sold at
the po stoffice, Munroe's store, Farm
ers National Bank, Annapolis Bank
ing and Trust Compauy's hank, Car
vel Hall, Maryland Hotel and other
places in town.
1t was suggested at this mornings
meeting that before affecting a per-
manent organization a meeting be
held at the State House, with the Gov
ernor's permission, aud such men as
Tolcott Williams. the pioneer in the
Red Gross movement, and others Of
like note, be invited here to speak in
the interest Of the Tuberculosis
campaign.
Every Annapolis man and woman
should show their interest and buy
these Red Cross seals to help the
cause of bringing a district nurse
here.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-16

which was committed the latter part
of September, was a cold. .blooded
one. The two men had been enemies
of long standing. One afternoon.
while returning from cunning trip,
Jacobs stopped at the home of Brooks.
He saw Brooks standing outside
He approached him, and almost with
out warning. he shot him down. The
first shot did not produce death and
Jacob hred again into Brooks body
as it lay on the ground
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-16
Schooner Brings Lumber Cargo.

With q cargo Of lumber from Vir-
ginia, consigned to the Farinholt-
Meredith Company, the schooner
Julia arrived here this morning.
She is today discharging her cargo at
the company's wharves. foot of King
George street. Tha julia came
from the Potomac river, and was
greatly delayed because Of the recent
heavy hsad winds on the bay.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-16
Wedding Announced.

Cards have been received here
from Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lincoln
Townsend. of Washington and Arun-
del-onthe-Bay, announcing the mar
riage of their daughter, Florence, to
Mr. Roderic Peters. The wedding
took place in Washington on Saturday,
December Ia. Mr.. and Mrs. Peters
will be at home at the Albermarle
after January Is.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-16
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Bulletin.
CONVENIENT TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES.

subsidiary
completely that the
most avail themselves of facilities
lines the cities the big and the little
facilities
operated between all
opo population available
the through The astee of the trains
adds greatly the comfort of
The Of the holiday stimulates the wish travel and the
Pennsylvania Railroad
the local well known
in neachco community, wide ofteritory.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-16
PRICE ONE CENT
DINNER PARTY.
Governor and Mrs. GOldsbOrOugh
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. WsggamAn

Governor and Mrs. Goldsboroueh
were guests Of honor at beautifully
appointed dinner party given Saiur
day evening by Mr. and Mrs. Ennalls
Waggaman. at their attractive home
No 4 Revell street.
Covers were laid for ten. The
floral decorations were holly and red
berries. Those at table besides
the Governor and his wife and the
host and hostess, were the Rev. Or
and Mrs. J. p, McComas. Mr.. ami
Mrs. Richard Morton. Mrs. John
Floyd Waggaman and Mr.. John BAR
nard.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-16

Twelve of the twenty and odd
members of the Maryland Motorcycle
Club, of Baltimore, made one Of the
regular series Of Sunday spins yester-
day to this city. Coming b. way Of
the State boulevard the motorcyclists
made the run to the city in fast time.
After disposing Of q good feed at
local lunch room. the riders made
the return trip to the Monumental
CITY
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-16
Atlhe Lrrie.

The following pictures will be snown
at the Lyric tonight: Tragedy Of
the Desert in two reels. This pic
ture is a splendid one. well worth see-
ing 1t was produced in Egypt by
the Kalem Company. Two other good
reels will also be shown. Don't miss
the Lyric tonight
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-16
To be Married.

Marriage licenses issued from the
Clerks Office at the Court House in
clude the following:
Tucker--tsriffith-- William Tucker.
2l; Josephine Griffith, 81 both of
Greenock. this county. Applicant,
Ole Catfertnn.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-16
At the Carahan Dinner.

Among those from Annapolis who
attended the Carabao dinner in
Washington Saturday night were
Superintendent Gibbons, Lieut. Com
mander Morton, Lieut. Douglas l..
Howard. U. S. ~, all from the Ma
val Acadamv.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Garrison announce
the engagement of their daughter.
Viola, to Mr. Eldridge Trott. The
marriage will take place in the
spring.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-16
TO THE SOUTH.

contemplating trip South the the Caronas
o be
important cities Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
South
Baltimore and Philadelphia January
tx service
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-16
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE WEST.

There splendid limited between New York Philadelphia Bat
the BROADWAY
20hour Chicago; the
LOUIS THE PENNSYLVANIA
LIMITED" Chicago, Cleveland and Cincnnati and the
CHICAGO LIMITED Chicago, Cleveland These
aPuman provide the Of service In addition there
Indianapolis Columbus Cleveland Toledo Detroit and other important
Middle Pullman astel
these the Chicago Special Chicago Express st Louis E
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-16

An tables
through
netions, aHording accommodating
anywhere should Ticket
requires d6I6
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-16

pTrA Xmas present acceptable to ail
--one of WIEGARD'S famous Orange
Cakes. Size from 500 TO $500.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-16
THE BUFFET" 2O2 Main Street
where / extend all an invitation To a
tend a Grand Opening
TUESDAY. DECEMBER l7lh.

when a luncheon will be served from
10 10 p. m in honor OF the occasion
All are invited to attend and inspect
my new place Of business.
CHRISTIAN DAMMEYER,
dl3-td Proprietor.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-16
Take Notice! Take Notice

Tuesday, December 18th, 1912,
being the last day in which dis
count will be allowed on Gas Bills
for the month of November, 1912,
previously rendered. All consum-
ers who have unpaid Gas Bills for
the Month of November, 1912,
should avail themselves of this op-
portunity by paying on this date,
at the Company's Office, Globe
Building, S Northwest Street.
Office open from A. NJ. to S. 80
p. NJ.
Annapolis Gas & Electric Light Co.
J. CLIFTON BOSLEY,
dI6 IT Treas. and Manager.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-16
GET THE CAPITAL

AAj HAT you y ant - news. We
W have it. CSC. a month brings
lhe 4 AZ ital C ycuI door daily, Let
as enter your subscription ~ once.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-16
ANNOUNCEMENT!

] take this means OF announcing TO
my many patrons and the public in
general, that l have opened my new
and comrnodions nlaca hnsinnss
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-16

~, Annapolis and Vicinity
tonight Tuesday increasing
[r9iuess moderate temperature.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-21

IOIlleI COIlpITOIleT OF NEW OI
city, doomed as Democratic can
didate for vice president. Said
to be agreeable to Clark.
South Bend, Ind.-Annual en-
campment of G. A. R. of Indiana
being held here.
Minneapolis, MIMI. S. Hen
derson, N. Y, lead on the ninth
ballot for bishop at the Metho-
dist general conference. Got 451
votes, but SO votes necessary to
win. w. o. Shepard, Chicago, is
second with 448.
Sacramento, Cal. = Governor
Johnson has instructed Attorney
General Webb to investigate the
1. w. w. ''free speech" fight, and
see that Justice is done"
Milwaukee, Wis.-All building
trades employed at local brewer
les went on strike today. Failed
to reach wage agreement. Ex-
pected to spread.
London. = Frederick Pethick
Lawrence, one of the editors of
Votes for Women" on trial with
Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs. Emme-
line Pankhurst because of recent
Misunderstanding" crusade, de-
Tended himself. So did Mrs. Pank-
hurst.
Ell Paso.-Gen. Huerta and fed
eral troops after successful battle
of yesterday are now encamped at
Escalon, former rebel base, Reb-
els today attempted to send wild
train loaded with dynamite into
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-21

NJ WIRE AND CABLE
Huerta's camp, but federa1s de-
stroyed it with cannon before it
reached Escalon.
FL Paso.-Col. E. z. Steever,
commanding Dept. of Texas, has
dispatched infantry to Fabens,
Tex, to prevent encroachment on
American soil by either rebel or
federal troops.
Denver. = Municipal election
now in progress. District Attor-
ney Elliott prepared to prosecute
'repeaters." Henry J. Arnold,
Citizens Party candidate for
mayor, favorite over Democratic
and Republican candidates. Judge
Ben Lindsey practically assured
of reelection.
San Diego, Cal.-Reported that
several l. w. w. gun men have
arrived in town. Martial law may
be declared. Crowd of sympathiz-
ers will be in court when ]. M.
Porter, head of vigilantes, an
swers contempt charge. Porter
told Attorney Moore to get out of
town before he "got same dose as
,Reitman."
Cairo, Ill.-Tug Frances and
two barges destroyed by fire in
harbor. Loss $4,000.
Cadillac, Mich.-Two of family
of Fred English, farmer, dead, 3
dying. Mistook toadstools for
mushrooms.
Los Angeles.-Body of muir
dered preacher found in San Pc
dro harbor identified as that of
Rev BERNARD Rein. formerly of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-14

Want 20 be- I'm Dixie" Mr. Hewitt;
OokeD; plano solo, Miss Mabel
Smith; solo and chorus, Down NY tho
Old Mll Stream" Mlm Mcmahon, SUR
rounded by yellow spot light; reading.
Miss loughrldgo, solo and chorus,
"rho Queen Of Vanity Fair" from tho
"Rcd Rose" with red lights, Miss Hal
lie Hinges assisting with dance; read
mr by Mr. Riddle, solo and chorus
"Tcazng Moon Mm Mclnurn, In
yellow light Mr. Paul Anderson was
Intorlocutor Mr. Welsh, critic, and
Mrs Whoclock. musical director
mlormlas.on uterludc, high school
orchestra was followed by ragtlmo
Quarlctr Willamette University boys,
solo. Black Patti Mr. llollngaworth.
assisted by MIRO Hnllio Parrish Hinges
ampug back of tho scenes, fancy
cake vuk. high school and Willamette
University boys, tho snickloa fmn-
uy sketch given boy junior high
school girls. finale, o. akrttn Tho
Dress Rehearsal. given by MH5 MIL
Iur and Mm Whcrlock MISS Miller
.impcr5onuuuE "a smart young cDlored
....f a.. tl.I...I....f. .st III IfUYL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-14

The First Baptist and First Com
grogauonol church choirs are joining
in q concert of Christmas music to be
given on New Years night I'm the
Congregational church. and which
win be repeated with a few changes,
on the Sunday following, In the Bap-
Gst church. Rehearsals for this con-
cert have been going on for several
weeks and the result promises 10 be
! a musical treat Of no small interest
Miss Beatrice shelton and Miss
Nellc Copely are organists at the Con-
gregational and the Baptist church.
Mrs. Viola vcrcler Holman, Miss Mary
Schultz and Miss Pearl Vercler viii
contribute the violin music
Chorus: Thus Speaketh the Lord
suaines; alto solo and chorus, 0
Thou That Telleth Messiah" Bass
Isolo For Behold, Messiah" chorus,
1.-THE Angel Gabriel, Smart, soprano.
IRecit There We're Shepherds, MES.
slah;" chorus, Glory TO God Mes
Isiah;" choir and congregation, Hymn
one hundred fifteen; chorus, Sing o
Heavens, Tours; Quartette, The
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-14
MUSICAL NOTES

Much interest is naturally cents,.
'HE In the concert next Thursday ey.
ening at the Grand opera house. wbs,
David Bispham, assisted by Harry NJ
Gilbert pianist, will appear in an nj,
English program Of song and a reel.
laIlon to music, David Bisnbor
Is conceded to be the greatest
OF the American barltoplsts 9,
much has been written and said
OF him that further common,
seems unnecessary Those who mr.,
fortunate in having secured tickets
Will enjoy a rare treat in this con.
cert of Mr.. Bisphams.
The program for the evening will
be- Part l, Classical songs by En-.
ropean composers; Hear Me- We
Winds and Waves (Scipio), G. y
Haendel; I Attempt From Love Sick.
ness to Fly; Hy Pudcell; When Two
that Love are parted, A. SecchI; I'm
a Ramer (Son and strangerl. 2. Men.
delssohn; The Monotone (Ein TONI
Cornelius; Tom the Rhymer Percys
Religues) Carl Loewe; When l Was
Page (Falstaf0, G. Verdi; piano solo
-Nocturne Cd FlaO, r. Chopin;
Rhaprolio (C Major), E. Won Do.
bnany's, Harry NJ Gilbert. Part IL
Compositions by American composers:
The Song Of the Shirt, Sidney Homer;
Killickrankie (Robert Bums), II II.
Wetzeler; Calm by Thy Sleep tom
Moore), Louise Elbel; Danny Deeyer
Rudyard Kipling), Walter Lamrosch;
Recitation to Music; King Robert Of
CiciIy Uongfellow), Rossettcr G.
Cole.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-14


hall VIII p'''o"' ''' 'p''''' '' '''
mas musical program tomorrow oven
ing at the First Methodist ehur'h
beginning promptly at seven thirty
o'clock The program Us elaborate III
character containing many OF the
most beautiful and effective numbers
known In the realm OF christmas mus
ic, q good proportion OF these NUMBER
being taken from the Messiah, inc
program is a8 follows organ pre-
lude, oilertory In f. WeP, eholr anu
congregation, Hymn, one hundred ana
eleven; invocation DR. H. N A'''on' !
chorus And the Glory Messiah
Miss Joy Turner yloliniHt; Thomas >
Roberts. organist Frederic 3. Men
denhall, director
nrn,od ,oo poipt of porfcctlon by
,,,. croco vn,oro,t assIstod b,
Wr Walsh ,b. members of VIII
ia,..,,o roiycrsiy Young Mem
C,..i.,,,n ,.s,clo,lor and students o
e,,am iu,n school entertained with
, n,,n.,roI sbow Friday evening. pc
o. "'''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-14

The piano pupils OF Mr. Frank b..
Churchill, assisted by Miss JOY Turner
gave one Of their delightful recitals
last Monday evening at the studio in
the Opera house building. Only the
parents Of students and few inyit-
ed friends were asked to enjoy the
following program: Twilight Medi-
tation, Deyaux, Ruth Barnes; Bell In
| the Valley, Wenzel, Thelma Young;
Air de Ballet, Robinson, Mariane
KAY, The Flower Dance, Dawson
Charlotte Robertson; Reading. A
Thanksgiving Quarrel Ruth Barnes;
Ir Cloud Land, King, Grace Davis
In the Grove, Flagler, Vera Smith;
ponce Ecoslase, Baker Ralph Barnes;
Album Leaf, Dennee, BernIce Rise;
violin solo. selected, iss JOY Turner,
bollenne Harpe Smith, Evelyn DE
Long; Midsummer Nights Dream, Par
apbrase. Rena schott; To Spring
IGrieg. Glenna Wilson; Nocturne op
@ No. 2, Chopin, Irene McGoran
The recitation Of Ruth Barnes was
a good bit Of clocuton given wItH
natural expression and an entire alb.
s,pce of consciousness. Miss JOY
Turner's beautiful violin number play.
led with exquisite Interpretation show.
cd the finished work gained from he'
stpdy in the New England conser'a
tory Of Music at Boston
Mr.. Churchill Is meeting with grea
success in his studio work pm.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-14

Charming informality marked lne
bridge afternoon planned by ..lno m,s.
p,oters W ia+er for yesterday. oregon grape
IN all its beauty, was artistic aao.n, ..-.
II ma. a. ,or ~, the rooms. Six tables we're
arranged for the game and cara ,,,,,ary 10,
nora n,ra-s complimented m Mrs. John McNa[y ny
end Mrs. F. f. Smith. Assisting ,Irs r~'
nootess nou @i were Mrs E. E. Waters. MS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-14
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY

Ch,deoa heavy ribbed cotton hosiery, fast blacks, Reg
uIar ,9CyaIueS Special lie pair.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-14

The school Of music under direction
Of Dean +. s. Mendeuhau, gives it's
| first public recital of this year In the
university chapel next Tuesday even
ling December seventeenth. beginning
promptly at eight o'clock Although
some OF the students will appear for
the first time in a recital Of This char.
|acter, most of them have had more or
less experience and will represent to
some extent the thorough and efficient
work Of the school The Ladies' Ma.
steal club will appear twice on the
program in beautiful and effective
numbers, while the Glee Club will ap-
pear for the first time in its reorgan-
lied state. Although there are seven
new members this year, the club com.
Ipares most fayorably with those of
previous years and will equal, If not
surpass, previous efforts along these
lines. There will be five attractive
uiano numbers, one violin selection
from the violin department, and min,
numbers from the vocal department
under Myrtle Long Mendenhall, who's
excellent work Is so well known
Some of the favorite singers who vii
appear in this recital are the Miss
es shumway, Mcmahon Snyder vii
son and Hodge The program will b
short lasting about one hour Tn
general public is most cordially Invlt
ed to attend,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-14

Mrs. Mark Skiff was hostess on
Thursday afternoon of last week when
thirty members Of the Baptist Wo-
mans club gathered for sewing and
a pleasant social hour, with light re-
freshments following.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-14

Mr. and Mrs D, w. Eyre entertained
with charming dinner Monday even
ing, celebrating Mr., Eyres birthday
A motif in red was carried out with
brilliant poinsettes in the dining room
la cluster Of the gorgeous flowers cen.
tering the table. Ten places We're
marked with poinsettes, hand painted
on dinner cards,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-14

Rchear&ls for the operas Of Martha
and the Chimes of Normandy will be.
gin under direction OF Dean r. S. Men.
d0nhalL Immediately after the ChrIct.
was holidays, Plans for presentation
OF these operas hayo been quietly for
mulated and the announcement will
b1 pleasant news for Salem people
who will anticipate the he best in
local talent Previous efforts under
the same management have result.
ed in most delightful entertainments
and there is every reason to expect
splendid results from this undertake
/ ing
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-14

1continued on page o.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-14

A jolly affair of last week was Miss
Nanelle Blooms klmono party Satur.
day evening, when she asked the Beta
Beta girls for an indoor track meet.
Two teams with Miss Helen Deck.
bach and Miss Marion Gould as cap
tains We'd with each other for ath-
letic honors, which were finally won
by the girls under Miss Deckebachs
training.
Delightful refreshments rounded out
the merry evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-14

classes are filled and applicants are
already ON the waiting list His stu.
dio Is the Salem branch OF the Vest
eTn Conservatory OF Music in Chlcaro
sRa
During Mr. Alexander Huns ah.
sence of Miss Greta Phillips, pupils
OF Miss Miunetta Magers, supplied his
place as singer in the Christian Sci.
euce church.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-14
WOMEN'S HOSIERY

WomeoS fast black split hosiery. Reguar 25c and
Soc values Special 22C
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-14

Nine tables of five hundred was the
hospitality afforded by Mrs. Thomas
Ryan Thursday afternoon. Favor.
We're awarded to Mrs, B. 0. Schuckipg
MIS- Carlton Smith and Mrs. Milton
Meyers Roses and festoons Of smilay
were graceful decorations; and the af.
lair was one of the charming events
of the season.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-12
EXHIBITION Ball .s--.u

A very disappointing exhibition Of
the national game was given at Ath-
ieuc Park Sunday, when the adyer-
tised meeting between the Asahis and
Stars turned out to be farcical con-
test between the former and a hotch-
potch aggregation playing in Star
uniforms. The game was abandoned
after FIVE spasms. with the score APP
proximately II to In favor Of the
Japs. The real game. Us advertised,
will be played of in the near future,
and those who purchased tickets to
yesterdays exhibition win be admit
ted without extra charge. w..
In the first game the Asahi Juniors
beat the c. Y. A. Club to 4.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-12
TAFT.F|SHER
(Continusd from Pses "

Secretary Fisher Is extremely hope
full that controversy may be arranged
without the necessity OF conducting an
inquiry from Honolulu. He says that
II 1t really becomes necessary for HIM
self or a special commissioner TO go
there the journey will not be under
taken until some time after his return
from the Panama Canal Zone. He
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-12
ANCHORS WIN.

There, was. a game Of baseball yes-
terday afternoon .betSeen the Anchors
and the Young Waileles. which result
ed in a victory for the former by the
score Of 2 to l. ,,..,> ..r. J.. Be-. =. -
Robert, who twirled for the An
ehors, held the Young Waileles to a
lone score. The sS9re for the win
ming team was made in the ffth by
Robert, who successfully stole home,
and by ]. MendOsa In, the seventh.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-12

"Handicraft." "A newspaper edited
and published by the students Of Ka-
mehameha Schools. for the month OF
February is out and It is a newsy lit
tie sheet, touching on general topics,
news notes, sports. and school work,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-12

P 4 | E will mean much soon.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-10

IN heaven, on earth and in hell trembles. His
dIsOrdered hair stands upright and Quivers in
the breath of the tempest and sonlbre clouds
pass across the widely modelled forehead; the
brOws are frOwning, the pupils dilate and the
flame is ready to dart forth; the eyes, pro-
found and terrible, are preparing to flash with
lightning they still withhold it, but feel that
itmay break forth, and we trembIe. This glance
is truly splendid; it fascinates you, attracts
you, and at the same time fills you with terror"
For every man and woman there is the
highest teaching in this painting.
Let women learn from it that there is ore
glory above all others, MOTHERHOOD, Civ
ing to the world child to help in the worlds
work and fight against the sin and the sorrow
of ignorant humanity.
And let women learn from this picture