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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. January 20. = Closing:
wheat-Spot firm; No. Manitoba. SIS
sd No Manitoba. So AID; No. 3
Manitoba. Is 11hd; futures steady:
March, Is TAd: May, Is Sad: July, Is
SD
Com-Spot firm; American mixed. new.
6s SD: American mixed, old. Is lid: flu
lures easier; January. Is 11sd; February.
Be 10Kd.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished by w. b. Hibbs q Co.
bankers and brokers. Hibbs building
Washington Stock Exchange and Chi.
cago Board Of Trade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-20
NEW YORK CURB PRICES.
Quotations fuxDished hy w. B. Hibbo d O..
members New York Stock Exchange.


From the KansaS City Journal
A Cloud county doctor has smashed the
code Of ethics OF his profession to smith
Greens by advertising: II VIII pay half
OF the funeral expenses where my pa
TENTS die" He Is doing q big business,
much to the dismay Of the other doctors,
who claim Il IL unprofessional to adver-
tise.
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AN ANNUITY.

Issued By The Mutual Lie insar:ncs oompaHy
Ted by over fve hundred and seventy miilie1
deiiars Of assets. accumulated In 9 successfsJ
Applica tons received ~
THOMAS r. MORGAN.
18Th and H nv.
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WEATHER
Fair Tonight and Probably Sunday;


OoD-o0SSs
For the District Of Columbia, fair to-
nisht and probably Sunday: not much
change in Temperature: lowest tempera-
ture tonight, about p degrees; light. vari-
able winds.
The disturbance that covered the Allan
tic seaboard Friday morning has been fol-
lowed by clearing weather throughout tho
eastern states. There were rains. how
snow fiurries in the lower lake reg on. Lo-
cal SHOWS are falling this morning near
Lake Michigan and in the extreme upper
Mississippi valley, and rains have set In
on the north Pacific coast.
The temperature is considerably lower in
practically all districts east of the Missis-
sippi river, and Is somewhat higher over
the plains states and the upper MISSISSIPPI
valley. Temperatures above the seasonal
average continue over the Pacific slope.
The indications are that the weather
will be fair tonight and Sunday in the re-
gion east Of the Mississippi river, except
that there will be local SHOWS over the
southern portion Of the lake region, the
upper Ohio valley, the interior Of New
York and northern Pennsylvania.
Temperatures will not change decidedly
over the eastern half Of the country dur
ing the ns1. s1 .hs H Se0Ts England and
middle Atlantic coasts Will be light 70
moderate variable; on the south Atlantic
and east gulf coasts, light to moderate
north and northeast.
ports will have moderate to brisk west
and northwest winds and fair weather to
the Grand Banks.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings Of the
thermometer and barometer at the
weather bureau for the twenty-four hours
beginning n.m. YESTERDAY.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pm, SO:
am, %: s am, %; II noon. %: pm.
-. Maximum, 50. at 4 pm. yesterday;
minimum. q, at am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Maximum, 40; minimum, D.
Baromster-Yesterday: p;m.' 2sn:
am. 1898: 8 am, 3037; IL noon, 40;
pm, 30.39.
Tide Tables.
Today-Low tide, 2:5S am. and 3:O5
pm: high tide, 8:46 am and 1858 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 1885 am. and 3:45
pm; high tide, 9:c2 am. and 9:34 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose, TIA am; sun sets,
sos pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises, 7:13 am.
Moon sets, GIL pm. today.
The City Lights.
The city lights and naphtha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset;
extinguishing begun one hour before sum
rise. All arc and incandeScent lamps
lighted fifteen minutes after sunset and
extinguished forty-five minutes before SUM-
rise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-20

WE. THE PRESIDENT AND MAJoRlTI
Of the board Of trustees OF the WasMngton
that the amount Of the capital stock fixed by
the original and amended charter Of the J, Wasa ,
hundred Thousand dollars l42OO. COO, which sum
is fully paid In. and the Outsssndi1g debts OF
THOS. C. MOVES, President.
BENJAMIN s. MINOR
e. ]. WALSH.
HENRY p. BLAIR.
RUDOLPH KAUFFMANN.
J. MILLER KENYON.
District Of Columbia, to wit:
1, THOMAS @: MOVES, president OF the
Washington American League Base Ball Club,
stated in the foregoing statement, signed BY
me ana a majority of the board OF trustees Of
tie Washiugton American League Base Ball
Club, are true to the best Of my knowledge. In
l 20 a'' THios. g. MOVES, President !
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me this 18th
day OF 'an'A''' oORNELfUs EcKHARDr,
= Notary Public. d. q.
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FOREIGN BANKS.

PARIS, January 20.-Closing: Three Der
cent rentes, % francs 73k continues tor
the account: exchange ON L00aon. -
francs - confines for checks; private
discount rate. 81 per cent
BERLIN. January 20-E0xehange en-
London, 20 marks 5Ok pfennigs for
checks: money. ~ per cent; private dis
count rate. 3 per cent.
LONDON, January 20.-Bullion amount
ing to 100000 was taken into the Bank
Of England on balance today. -
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, January 2O.-Closing: Cot
ton-Spot quiet; prices unchanged: Amer
lean middling. fair, -6.O4: good middling,
5.66: middling, $40: low middling, SIG;
good ordinary. 482; ordinary, AGO. The
sales Of the day were 5000 bales. OF
which 500 were for speculation and ex-
port, and included 1900 American. Re-
ceipts, 1900 bales. all American. Flu
lures opened steady and closed weak;
January. SIT: January-February. OH;
5.23h; ApriI-May, 5253a; May-June. 5.271s;
June-July, $50: July-August, 5.3O3t: Au-
gust-September, $50: September October,
5.2S; October-November,. 5.27; November
December. SGT: December-January, OH;
5.21.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-20

FINANCIAL.
CAPITAL, $l,ooo,ooo.
SURPLUS, $l,ooo,ooo.

SURPLUS $loooooo
THE NATIONAL ASSURANCE COMPANY
The Largest Fire Insurance Company
Ever Projected in Washington.
STOCK NOW SELLING FOR 5000 SHARE $1,000 FOR CAPT.
your subscription NoW-get
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= Of oH ~ g pss over 100 per
About 9NETRD Of all fire ncnss carried AMERICAN PROP
MORE coPAEs do he BUSINESS ,h
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OF Pss ad | ss
Already enough stock has been subscribed begin
the local eonany oe'o % interest investors
There PROMOTERS BONUS STOCK given anybody
ga Sfsissf5 will Be
paid until the company is actually doing business.
The UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY Is Trustee. All
e. TO M % pof Of s funds 5 on
capital checked out by anybody and only such
ton expenses e'"N~
READ THE OF OUR OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS They
high standing and character them accustomed handling
PRACTICAL INSURANCE. MEN OF LONG EXPERIENCES will be
charge of the business of the Several hundred
have already been secured which excellent income
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED write to the company call the office
for literature and full particulars
PHONE MAIN z4l5-A representative will call request
THE NATIONAL ASSURANCE COMPANY
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Profit Taking at Close.

The market closed easy. Trading slack
ened In the second hour, but Reading,
Northern Pacific and some Of the metal
stocks reached higher level before the
proft.taking sales made an impression
on prices. Reading relapsed q point. but
the recessions elsewhere were extremely
moderate.
In the absence of any unusual develop
ments the strength OF the list was gen
orally ascribed to running in OF the
short interest, which has recently been
somewhat aggressive in the active is
sues.
Close: Prime mercantile paper. 3Aa4A
per cent. Sterling exchange firm, with
actual business in bankers bills at 4S4
for sixty-day bills and at 1870 for de-
mand. Commercial bills. 4S3b. Bar sill
Yer, 57A. Mexican dollars, Al. Govern
ment bonds steady. Railroad bonds
strong.
Money on call nominal. Time loans
very soft and active: sixty days. 2Aa21s
per cent: ninety days. 2sa2A; six
months, 3a3M-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-20
LIST MOVES UPWARD
Substantial Gains Are Made in
Leading Stocks.
FEW CHANGES At OPENING
But Market Later Braces Up and
Closing Is Easy.
SOME PROFIT-TAKING SALES
Slight Recessions During Last Hours
Ascribed to Shorts Run
ming to Cover.

NEW YORK, January c0.-Apart from
gains of a point in Mexican railway Sec
ond preferred and III in marlborough
Metropolitan preferred there were few
changes of Importance at the opening
today of the stock market. Lehigh Val
ley, which started with a smart fractional
advance, soon fell under yesterday
close. while only minor changes occurred
in such other active issues as Reading,
United States Steel and Union Pacific.
Later Reading advanced half point and
there was a gain of 1ts in Iiggett &
Myers common.
The market broadened and became more
active soon after the opening. under the
lead Of Reading. which advanced to 1854.
The list as whole moved sympathetic
cally. The specialties, including the new
tobacco issues, continued their upward
movement. Steel seemed in good de-
mand and the Hi issues. which were
the center OF interest yesterday. were
ccnsr icucus for their siren tn. Atlantic
Coast Line made a further gain of 1%
points, while uncommon strength was
shown by the trunk line issues
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ANNUAL REPORT LOvfNGroN COAL Mn
ING CO.-CapItai stock, 100000. paid In
dent. John 6ens0a. a. 6weaseo, James @. Stockab
&. 3. knapp, trustees. sworn - Jan. u, 1el2.s
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Wahrbeit Elm i'm Sabre 1880 geborener
Ipothetersiobn aus W%fasbeburs mar
unb, nahbem er 1S49 als Matroie bon
einem beutihen Shiff in Rpn5tontinoz
pei peiertirt unb in bas tiirtiide Seer
eineetreten mar, almdblih BARN gum
Morf4au unb Pofda enlpprities. Set
Der @riinoune bes 0eutiden Eeides
bat fir 0sutfhe in Der Siirfei Der leg
te 3pdne gum uebertritt unb bamit
bieie Grfheinuns ielbit in arDberem
WadBftab ~oufgebDrt; immerhin fam
ntnt uneripdbnt bleiben, baB au6 in
neueiter 3eit mod dngeIebsne beutihe
@eleGrte unb Sdriftiteler gum Sildm
%iibergeirsten ftnb, BON benen gmimz
pofhu unb Der 9dtte Der S6riftitelz
lerin 6elene 8Dblau, Der fif aIs Sirz
te III Rdidioz9ei nannte, tppbl bic be-
tonnteiten itnb.
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fIaste ben b%eriibmten aiinTtler offente
lid an, aus @iferfu6t einen an lie ae=
rihtetsn Brief Der einen engage
mentspertras fir Nmerita eat6as.el
baben iolte, unterihlasen gu baten.
lin bteie fali6e Infldee gu erbGrte1,
i4eute tie ntht auriid, 5net Ss.iersz
belfer aus ben pertommeniten 5AiAz
ten Der 8efelli6aft, einen stpetfelbofz
ten Sbeateraeenten unb ei,en per<
fraften Heporter, an5urufen. Gs par
cine Der peinli6ften Saenen o.5 Sc
Understandings. als Der ebemalise
Repprter fpeinenb ausfogte, e. bare
fir finf 5ranten faIides 3s1lsntB
ab9elegt, neil er fir iih uno ietne
6rau, Die unmittelbar ppr Der Aiiez
bertunft itanb, teinen 8ifen ms9r Su
ellen bate. ytun tit bas urt6eil ss-
iprofen unb Gurulo 9at Dor feinem
Qudl9eiit Hube.
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init Ser Gdeilie
b. Hotbf4iIb, Die jinsit auf if
rem edible 2aperiines, 72 SATIRE alt,
beri6ieb, lit bus CUR 3eit dlteite 9lieb
Der 5umiIis Rotbidilb geftorben. sic
mar bic go6ter zines Rotbes beim
fran3Diii6sn o6eriten geridtsbof, Ruz
mems Qnipa6 unb entitammte elmer
niat gerube bseiterten camille. Qls
Baron GuitaD b. RotbI6ilo iin in bas
junge Mdbhen psrliebts uno bic faum
0eun5ehnidbrise beirutben poate,
ma6ten ii9 i'm areifs ieinsr 9erz
Donbti9aft sssen Die 9splante @be=
f9liebung fogar 5iemli9 itarte Wiz
beritanbe geltenb. gdctlie Qnipa9
absr puBte bur9 ibre grpbe SaDmbeit
ben Batter hires grdutisams 70 gu be-
3aubsrn, buB er enblih feline ginnini=
gung CAB. gr bate biefen gntf9lub
ni9t 81 bereuen. Sbatfd9li6 mar Die
gbs Big gu benz i'm bereongensn Sabre
~erfolsten Sob @uitap b. HotMhilbs
BON ungetribtem Glide erfiiut. 8us
rpnin Gdcilie eetpann nit Der s3eii
auf ibren Gatten sroben ginflub unb
Tie mar es aud, bic bic Mnregung 3u
jener 3etn : Milionen : Stiffuna
CAB, burh bic fir Die Barrier Mrbeiter
binise, quite Wobuunsen sei1affm
tpurben. Wah benz Gnbe bes 8aronz
Wapsr GIpA0ys .. RosbfHiI. oaIs tii
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acknowledgement
!. Wt o d n a" unb 9 ennee
na6 Son It antinppel
unternedS.

III nv y -
philadelphia, pd., IL. Nop.
Die panoertreuaer rSenneHse" uro
nMontona" einsen am 0ienitag Mors
gen bon bier aus nad &onitantinppsl,
I'm bort bic Snterefen ameritantifer
8iirger Dabraunebmen. Die S6tffe
sinsen nit periiegelten Srbres ab. es
lit aber betannt, Dab ibr 8eitimmungsz
ort &onftantinppel lit. Die S9iffe
tperbsn suerit in Gibraltar onlsgen, ND
8ontreabmirat Muitin M. anigbt, Der
ii6 auf Der Sennefee befinoet, fpubr@
ifeinlih tpeitere 8efeble erbolten
miro. Hah ieiner Intunft i'm Orient
piro Ibmiral &nigbt bds aommanbo
iiber ale ameritantiden Shtffe in
tiirtiiden @epdHsrn iibernebmen.
Mon erpurtet, bab Die 8reu5er ungez
fdGr am 30. Nopember in &pnitantiz
nppel anfommen irerben.
Die 8efasung Der vMDntanu" bat
nit berienigen Der vSemeiiee $4,000
getpettet, bab bos ~eritere S6iff 3DOlf
Stunoen Dor Der uSenneilee" in Gtz
braltar dntommen iperbe.
5euersbruni Il.
IntiO9, Galii., y. RpO. Die
Subrit Der California Paper &c Board
&c., cine Der grDbten Oes 2anoes,
purbe am 0ienftue oura cine Jeuersz
brunit 5erItDrt. Der 9erluit betrdgt
$4OO. 600.
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Der Serr 9 tor unb
feline S6ilbfrDten. Cine an
eebli9 mebrere hunoert Dollars iperz
the SammIun9 ppu SdilbfrDten,
pel9e paitor Sobn $. Spugbton, Der
Rettor Ter btI6Dfli6en 81. Wartsz
Stride in 9enoer, i'm 8erfammlunosz
3immer bss 9ottesbauIes aufbez
pabrte, peruriahte bieier Sage einen
grann, in ipel6em fdmmtli6e Der
eineun9s genannten Sbiere bis anf
5tpei umtamen unb bic Stride Ielber
gum 8etrage bon ettpa $500 beIddotgt
puroe. 3pei 2tnber bes Silfsgetitz
lihen Sarlop Hanmonb, pslhe i'm
oritten Stodperf bes 8ebdubes nit
ibrer @oupernante, einem SRI. Maris
Wilfon, i6Iiefen, tonnten BON otefer
mod geraoe reht5eitig o Dem SoDe
Des 8]erbrennens g~erettet peroen. Das
unglut erei9nete ii9 oabur9, 0aB
goitor SpuqbtOn, ols feline geliebten
ShiIbtr0ten beim 9eginn Der talten
Witterung, nie bies bel oerlei Sbieren
nun eben Der s5au lit, in einen gu
itanb Der Gritarruns Derfielen, auf
Den 8oben Der eroBen Spl3tiite, in Der
Tie untergebruht, cine brenneHbe Cant
pc aufitelte, Inn Die arHeH 2uoer Gin
bis6eH aufSupGrmen. ln9lItli6er
Weiie inoefen puroe IS augeHiAetns
lid einigen berIelben 10 marin, odB
Tie aus ibrer @ritarrung erpa6ten
uno nit pbigem grobartigen grfpIJe
Die Gdmpe umDdrfen.
S6redenstbat. 5rau Wtcz
Quugblin, cine Snbianerin, Die einen
Wsibeu gebeirdttet bate, fam bieler
Gage mad Der Stabt Nicomen, in
8ritiih Columbia, nit einem Wagen,
auf benz ii6 bic Qsiden BON WiQiam
Sasper, SEQ. Mcgteil unb beTeu Rid=
te, 5rau Sasper, befanben. Bis Die
Snbianerin angub, beituno 5einoi6aft
3pii6en ihrem Wunne unb ben bret
9enannten. sic trafen Iih auf Der
StraBe Don Selo6s. Die Streittgteiz
ten gingen in Sbdtlibteitsn iiber, poz
ben ale brsi G~rpdbnten bon benz
MGnne Der Snbianerin eet0btet muir
ben. Dieter erIitt aber ebenfaQs Ser
Iesungen. Die bsrittsne poli5si ma6te
ii6 iofort uuf, Mc2ausblin feitsunebs
men. Dieter bat ft6 jeoo6 in Die Ser
Qe suriidgs8ogen unD bort in einem
@eritst gut peridun5t. 9u er meiitens
~betrunten lit, 10 fir6tst man, bab CT
srnItli6en Wioeritanb Bel ieiner 9erz
baftuns leiitsn piro.
- Riefiger 9 ~ q E.
rungs aanal. - Dieter Sage
purbe 20 MeiIen 0itIih bon 9ranb
Sunction, gpl., unter feierIihen 3erez
mpnisn ppn Soerrn .. 20. &upperle,
benz Setretdr Der WaHertonfumenten=
9eIelf6aft Oes 9rano 9auep, Der
erite SpatenItt6 an Dem groBen Re=
eierungssa anul esthan, tpel6er als
8ranb 8anep Sisb Cine Sanal be-
tQnnt fem pirb unp Bel 8auuntpiten
BON ungeFdbr 100000 older Sebs
lamb bepdiiern ion. Sunoerte bon
3uIdauern aus Granb Sunction,
5ruita, Coma, Mad, Clifton unp Ya<
liIabe begoben iid per Spesiul5ue OH
Srt unb Stens unb Inn / uhr Na6s
mittags bsranitaltets Der $4,000 &lub
BON Grunb Sunction gu Gbrsn Der
8eumten Der Water uiers Nfociution
elm ioIennes 9abelfriibftiid. Man
bpfft, baB bic 8endHsrune bur6 ben
Ganal i6on fir bic grnts bes Sahres
1915 erfpluen fam.
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alte Dame ais bas eissnt.ide Sber<
baupt bes Barrier 9auies unb BEL all
len grDberen Observation-Disclosures
ipurbe ibr Ratb einsebolt. Sin idtperer
S6las mar fir iie Der 8erlut ibres
2Rblinsstinoes Mline, unb felt Der
3eit aog fie ii6 bonn eeie1ihaftlifen
2eben fat gang suriid. 8aronin gdci@
lie lebte ipdbrenb Der lsBten Sabre auz
meiit duf SnlpB 2aperIines.
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Sara Mftatr,

i'm glter bon finfunoabt8ie Sabren, fieben Wlo,
nateii ii,o iitnF 2aaen. 0as Acknowledgements
99admitfaas 2 llbr, bon Der Wcbniine ibres
@nmieperfob1es, Sacob @. @rdf, go. 3231
0ifbon Strase. Clifton, aus. 8eeroieine prtbni.
Bite. feille 9llinen.
Sic Saub Der piebc bcdt did AZ,
SbIuinnere fanit in elp'eer 8lib'.
40 .e$
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2augfame gebienuna.

= q H q q IIt It II II IT 81.
4elner: DSier cine Hortion 8dn.
iebrnten, mein 9err!"
Gait: .Sabe feline beiteat; geitern
aueroinss, ME ih bier lab, bate if)
cine beitcllt, tuartete aber pergebIif
oarn1Ii."
Rsaxer: Sea H. bc& III bieie!"
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Nep Oprt, II. gop. - Inget.
,9aberIano" DON @ntperpen; nWtens
ooaa" BON ReupsI; rRuHia" BON 81
buu; nPreiioent SincoIu" DON 9am:
burg.
Absegangen: narOnprin3 Blbelm'
nab Bremen; nRpOroam" nah Hot=
teroam; yNOltte" nab Neape4.
MpntredI. 4Hget.: .ScDtian'
bon 2Onopn; rGahanDra" bon GIas'
sop.
Guebec. Qnsst,: pretoria" Dor
Glasgow.
SuIifar, g. g. 4ngst.: .9ol
turno" bon ROTTERDAM.
0as berte Berlin.
2eutnant b. G.: ,Sdmrao purel
O~erreiit - pie funoen Sic Wien2"
2eutnont D. &: ySotul perGn2cr.
Suuptmann bon 3ittptB bat Ii6 iel
men Shnurrbart abnebmen laT,a I'M
Wtajor b. S6Dnbaus nm bic Gfe &c
sangen."
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Gnrb ont Wottna, ben II. Mooenlber 1912
NM 11:tb libr Ihefos, iiHferc aelichte Saith
w'lltter, Sbpeiter, S6nieeermuiter unb @rob
%utltier,
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Sobes Mnseigen.

Gtarb am ii. Nobember 1912, BierteI mad
10 llbr, uniere iurigft eeIiebte WRItter, Ghtpe
fter, Sunte lirtb 9robrrutter,
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0as perGnnerte Berlin.
Cine quite Yartt..

Die Dame ~itottert jo!"
rnWas molten Sie, Bel 5fpeimathure
oerttauienb Uadrt miBte tie eissI:!ih
einen 8udel babeu!""
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qeb. W I n c I m q II II,
i'm AIter bon 90 Sabren. Gie @eerbieung. fins
bet nnt Sreitaa, ben 10. gtopember. nm 2 ubr
GfGbntittaes, bonn Srarerbuiie, 9to. 425 SIioer
GtraBe, ans ftait, iporaui ibre fterbIide Siiue
olif benz 8irefirabe 5riebboie' benz ShooBe Der
Groe iiberaeben iptrb. aae Jren1oe limb BERG
lid eiiiaeIaeen.
1914 Tie truuernbsu Stnterbliebtne
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Social Notes

st. Valetine's day, Feb. IA, was cele-
brated first in England and Scotland
and at points in France in very pc
culiar and amusing custom. On the
eve of st. Valentine a number of young
folks would assemble and write their
names on slips of paper. These were
placed in a hat and Well shaken UP.
Then each drew slip, care being TAX
en- to draw one of the opposite sex.
The person thus drawn became the
others valentine and also drew o val
entine of their own, 1t was customary
from the resulting situation for the
gentlemen to remain true throughout
the year to the valentine they had
drawn. These conditions or lottery
engagements often lead to real ones
and this season of the year and partic-
ularly Valentines day has since been
appropriated by the young people as
thir exclusive property. At one time
the exchange of gifts between the sexes
was universal practice, but later was
restricted by society to the young men
exclusively. This was especially pop
ular among the upper classes of the
European countries and in the royal
courts during the fifteenth century. In
the reign of Charles IL. it is learned
through Pepys' diary that married as
well as single people might be chosen
as valentines, which practice, one
would almost think, was being revived.
For a number of years the sentiment
of St Valentines day has died out
and with the flooding of the mails with
ridiculous and hideous caricatures, the
season has become a nuisance. How
ever the connection OF this custom
with st. Valentine is said to be purely
accidental, and in the ancient legends