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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-11

tet % pto11e ON lin egen SDo. N1a
ber bore liot foriigtfg meo Sc
5lags forrnoeriif selpgobbeo.
Set ifol enoelig bere foo gte
nontiif foroelogtig at pGre Eot1
Iit. Mla,r fparer 10 ino aIle 5
ltbgifter, fom a,1ore bar til Mlfo
bolifo. @anife rigtigt bpi
man lite brllger bisie 8enge Ii
toget a1roet. SO set gigr piit 8
fleite.
8i beo lite af at 9otaliiter11e e1
gfol1omiif bebre itillet ems o1bre
&igtignof Tom man iatte op imuf.
fe &egneitpfffer:: iaa og ion meee1
fparet l1gen gjgr ben Sum / /
Gar; ON 10 Mor bliber set ioo
meget, og ON 20 Mor fon ieg fjg=
be mig ct @us. ssapel - men
bbor er &uiet! Set fan ingen bite
frem; BET efsi1terer tim, poa So
piret. Sagen er nemlig ben, at
Menneifere trenger Stinnlan1er
LAT en- eller anben Sort; og br11ger
BON life Mobol, iaa bor baat o1t-
Ore 'Stoffe, aaffe, Eobaf, Morfin
.og en- bel Del onore %lignenoe @ti-
mulonier at beige mellem.
Ser bi ben til, i bpilfet 2oa1o
Der npoes melt MlfoboI, iao er
Danmarf blonot Dem, Der itaar
boerlt paa 2ilten. Men bporlebes
er oct mc6 bette 2a1los 2fonomi?
81 be6 life o11bet, e16 at ocn er al
&c beb1te / @er6en; Daniferne bar
bragt lit Sor6brug op til at bore
M6eniter / europa, o. 6eres 9fono<
mi ia, De ofboloe11oe 2anoe
fltnbe misun6e BET olfobolnpbeno,
9unmarf bets efonomi1fe @ttlling.
Oct looer life til, at Mfobolen i
Danmarf bor beret fna p6eleggen<
Sc bperfe,1 moralif eller sfo1,omtf,
fom bore 6~orbuosmenneifer tror.
9nniferne bor, tro6s fin Mlfobol,
pprd 6oregangsfolf i mango &et=
11imger.
Set bliber 1tu lite meget igien,
Der fmn tale til Tor0el for Eotal=
forbl1b. Set eneite Mrgumert er
Senipnet til Dem, Der life fan of
boloe Jig fra at npoe for meget.
naar man Ter faa negen Glen
oigbeo, iom Mfobolen fan %foraar<
Iage, faa oil man NOT gierne bore
meo for at binore Zig ulpffe, gier<
ne ogloa peo at paalegge Jig ielb
en- Epa1g. Mee,1 ttaar man for ben
SberbeD1S111l1g, at De1t per Tore=
llooeoe 6remgangsmoa6e foa langt
fra fgrer til set gnite6e Maal, at
ben meget mere bill bore til lnngt
iterre Sfa6e for oct belle 2aro, fao
maa MAJ, iige fra, ielp on man
.beb, at ems Sr6 oil blibe forprGngt
og mistp6et. Mfbol6Siagen bar no-
rettet 11enoeltg meget go6t ber |
2on6et; men Gnang og 6orbnoslo-
be for ri MI NOT al; Oct buroe MI
bore pooti6e, at Gotalilterne ogiaa
gjorbe lit for ielpe Drarferen, fom
10 er Sen, iom ifal biglpeS | oenne
Sag. Mlle 6isie 6orbl16 og. Sno=
ifrenfnineer rummer nemltg life
Gronfere1; Sc be0 alti6 at ifoffe
Zig Nlfobol; en- 8ps foite Druffem.
bolte fien6er @eje NOT for at ifaffe
Zig Driffeporer. Set er De maaoe:
Bolbne, Sc, Ser life bar 2Dit. til al
gao Smugpeie, Ser bar De it6rite
Sobrt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-11
6annfrwua1,n.

&{e94FN&E. {4 - N1479TJSS +s
Gn ltbpisning, Sieoferfpe1i
&unoe, Der arbeibeoe hos @ncofer
meter 8ittmarcf i @ronlten, e
hepa1 1opiit nteb 4S timers @ar
fel, forbi bon i @olgtioen oberpG
rsoe ct politilf Mpoe i @roa1terl
Sea uooilte, Ser er fgot i @jpbel1
babn, bar opbolot fig inoenfor De
tpife &iges @renler i ca. 20 Mor
Set anoet @ulbbrDllnp / 9ier
mos fejreoes 5. 49,. Sa1ni. @l1los
brl,6eporret, ti6li9ere @aorbeie1
Sans @briitim @olf % &u1tru
&atrine Marie, fp6t 9oll, er ben.
bolbspis ~ % II Mar gornle
@ulbbruogommen er fsot i ser
@aarb i StGrbef, iom I'LL eies Al
hans Spn, 0l1f @oIf; @ul6br11oer
poo Ben anoen SIDE al Slifig,
@jeitrup.
9@gteparret- bor ialt bapt 1a
8err, bporof Z leDer. @ltlbbrpl.
Iappet ogteoes ferret i &optr,tp
Torfanlinesbl,s, iom beitpres al
benz pngite 9otter, @nfefrm Morie
Sesfen.
5orbubt Trilmftsmsbe. @ooro=
eier 3. Glal1ien, Asferballe Sfop,
inoienote 0en Is. Suni ct Mnora-
ge,loe til Amtsforitouoer Sofobfen,
&erteminoe, ONT 9ilIaoelie til at al
boloe ct 6riluftsmeoe i Msierbolle
Sfop poa Spn6og. Sen Is. i1ro=
lob 9illa0elielt, men Sen 20be SSlrni
blep 6en pluofelig t~ilbagefulbt.
M1ntsforitan6erem begrunoer 8or+
b,,bct me0, at ban life oibite, at
Mp6et bar ct SEQ / Ben paatenfte
llngbomsoag, % fremferer 6erefter
De famine Snopenoinger iom trent
fert moo Triluftsnpp6et paa &eit=
fplter. Ser er MI afienot telegra=
fit 8eippring til &egjeringsprgi=
bente1n / Slespig, bborfra man me-
11er, at 5orbu6et Hammer.
@ulobrgllnp. Gioligere 2anb=
bolsnlanb &aslm1s 8ect og &uitru,
Marie @atrine, feot Nislen, poo
9rbpba9e, funoe Den 10. Stunt fei=
re beres @ul0bryllup, men al &en=
ign til, at Der por 8ifpepiittats,
blep BET ferit afbolot ben 20. Stunt
i oeres @iem.
@1lobr1,o9ommer er " og @ul6-
br1oen "a Mar gammel. Begge er
raite meb l1notagelie al at 4otpen
bar li6t ipert peo at gao.
Sect og &uitru far bapt z 8prn,
bboraf Be 4 leper; cit of Dstrene
plejer Be eamle, % beres enelte
Spn, iom ru eier 2anobols1teoet
og giper Sc @armle Mftegt, er
SfibSfoptein og Teller for @eoeriet
Scbltlot / 6lensborg, men er for
Chen bienume.
&osmlts Beet bar mc6 / 1864
on1boro pao ~Sfiolo" og faor Der
for fra &ongeriget u6betalt @ebers=
goben for &eteranerne.
@porfor banife @jciter life mac
fpmme / 2anb. Gn allilf @aar6=
eier, ser ifl,loe pere 5prer for Ell
llbflu9t, iom 6reoericia 2amobo=
ioreni1g oiloe o%rrangere, bopbe
fs9t oe tpife Mpnbigbeoer om Sci,
fornpone Siaaoelie TIL Beipget,
men bor fooet Mflae. Set tpife
"sonoerbureer 3eitung" ier Jig |
Stanb til ont Mutoriteternes Mo=
fiber at oplple, at bells gnlfer Mtgn=
oigbeoerne life, at bisie Masiebe=
fpg tager til, % oels babbe set poo
tenfte 8efpe facet en- politiif 8a=
rafter beo, at bet i 6orpeien CT
blepet omtalt / 6en bm11fe &reslc.
vDpbbelspoiten" 1friper / 6en
Mnleoning, at De 1onlfe 9uriiter
berefter fun bnr ct at giere: at
blipe bjemme. Sen oonife 8efolf=
ming 6erneoe flarer fig itolt 1oe1
Mosfebeipgene fra 9unmorf, og
Suriiter bill ditto fltr1e ferbes e11=
fcI{hia M 1eTh1tnnninf Her1pAp
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-11

lao mango aar, orttre1t 500 ge-
iboere.
Naen aIIigepeI FOREIGNER Nopnet
% bets Siitorie at fremorages, %
bet e. bermeo itet for piit,tot
Gang paa 9o1rit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-11

Mogeniens Slitru &enriette. SEM
@nsonrfsarb. Sacobiers Gnfe sn'
ger. Gigarmager &oiiiers Cute
2ouiie. 56rma1o Dos 8urmeiite1
& @ai,, MbIgreens &l1itr1 anna,
6bb. 8ropriet9r gbriitiar &eber,
lien, faloet 5anbberg. @l,srnanb
9anfeng gnfe &irjten. Gransloter
&icEoro 3itlcbel. Ope, &obonim.
M0oIfi1e Semen. ssol1rnoIiit So
rolo Senaloien. S~freooermeiter
|&a1iens &uitrn Matbilbe al &or-
mum. 8tlIe6bugger Sgren Mprf.
Sogneprait S. 8. Seniens gnfe
Sine. 8anfasiiitent CIR. Mgerlin.
&nseier @eter Gbriitianien. gnfe
Greoeriffe @ellerma,rt. Waurerme<
iter Sobnn @malb. Mnrie Serge1t<
fen. &eopig 2orien. 0rgoniit
i@plbfgs &uitru Marie. Gigor=
'banoler Scbmibts Gnfe Seniine.
'Sfomaeermeiter &aniens G11fe Mne.
'Smeb 8auers &ritrn 8ettp. @nte
500 Statrpe. Mrb. 2ars %e9Sterien.
@nfe Sine 2ariert. Mrb. MoSm11s=
fens &uitru 9bora. 6l1lomegtig
@otbarot Monrab. 2agerarbeioer=
tie @leonora &egner. Gppograf
Dobms &uitru Mlbertine. @abne.
orbeoer sben M%oa11sion. 6ru Man-
CT 8ocfer. Tbp. 5fibsternrer 2,u6=
big 8ranot. 8illeoifarer Client
meniens 6uitru &il6o. Mrb. Olaf
@e11oel. Mrb. Sens Mooien. STU.
@oorbejer Morten eAsterien al &a1s=
BIZ pr. !@elii1ge. gnfe 4uren SIRE
oeriflen. Spfprbg6er Niels @aS=
musien. 5ul6megtig @briitian
G%briitenien at luxembourg. 5or=
mono Ole 9fielien. Monter &e=
terfens !@a1itru Mreline. @r,fe Ma=
RE @%arfusfen. SIP. Getoilbmoler
Sens s6onien. Str. Blifteni1aeer-
Sens Sacobfen al @ersbolm.
glfreb Mn6erien. Slice
@eperin .@pit5er. @larmelter
Sens &emmgien. SStgenier Ebon1=
fens &uitr,1 Slga. Mrb. G1altlens
@are1. Gigararb. sSsocob
@cbmiot. Gnfe &nren Bre6ertfier.
Moren Biicber.
ltbenfor &jpbenbabn.
Marbus: @nte Charlotte SI1en.
Slime Marie @asmusien. @osm1s=
fine 5gren1en. 8enoitr11p: Sgren
&asml1sien Golino. @sbere: M1=
no Marie Gbrtitenien. 6reoerifs-
&eter Scopentus OIlen.
@pnnebierg: Mlma Miffelfen.
&olbbp: gnfe Ga1io1t1e @erenien.
@lfe 2pffe. @ebbef: 8a=
neforman0 Nieliens 9uitrl1 Sine.
Mlpilba &rsenien. Ger
Ipo: &entier Setter Senfen. &elle=
RIP: S. 81. %. @opr11p. General
major Carl @ngelbrecbt. gnfe Ga
roIine Semen. @ientofte: Spge=
pasier 8. @laeions @nfe Margre-
tbe. Gbarlottenlln16: @rosierer
5rorrf Sppenbeim. Srbrltp: Miels
SSenie11. @o1tor 9. Mfiillers &litrl1
Cline. &irum: Gnfe @milie &a11=
fen. MarbuS: Dbp. 2an6po1t 8.
2m1rien. 5eperine ariltenien. 9pr=
bpoer q. 6. &oienoabl. Eogfprer
&os,n1,s Nnoerien. &ierring:
@briltence 2pebegooro. @peoiten:
81. CTR. 4ierbolm. mlunoitrup:
&ouI &eterien. Nols: Niels Se11=
fen. Mabpbro: @rneitine Meller.
Morbus: 9ortbea @int3e. Ms:
Gnfe Marie Niels6atter. &jprrire:
Bertha Senien. 211n6g: Maren
Senier. 9pofol: Maren Sl1lius=
batter. Sanders: gnfe 2o,tiie
5arbolm. Sigrri11g: @elene @iel=
ien. 9biiteb: Gnoers @br. srs=
gerfen. Eerring: Sens Miellen.
9ois= 8ramorrp: Sans Gllegoarb.
Molborg: Gigarbanoler Spren 81
renien-@eiis. Marbus.: Gnfefru
'@oren 2ogermon1n gnfe Meoria11e
&asmusien. Saaborg: Morime
&anien. 6olbbp: Cute @elle Sent
fen. Sur: Maren Mielien. &o6=
iten: G,,te Sobame Meier. Sell
ligis: @ne &aren &eoegaaro. Gem
bon1: Mgr1es Mollin. Mm1iing:
Mn0ers &ielIerup. Sfipe: &gnner
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-11

geo gtuoe1rterefsam fif ba1,
beoite aaraftef 9atin, GDf Grnnf
% g1gelif iamt naitbeoite / @ref.
8linbe Sslefonbamer. cent funi
ute fsr N bcr otter ct Get. tD,r
Nmerifaterne CT foruo 'or a..,n..s
SJoet mon nemlig bar cr;,lSret ~
ben ga1nle aienbsgiermna, a. bpor
en- Cons matngler, nopitle5 Sc a11--
ore sanler til @iengielo til Ell
operoroentlig @rab al 6rubco %
Sfarpbeo, bar man funSet paa at
gisre 6origg meo bIi,toe ing, III
ger fom 3eIefonoamer.
5orieget er lpfteoes - enoog
langt ober 6orpentni,tg ~, % for
De itaffels bli1oe er ser oerrneo
cabinet EFT MI og fmuf Sci til at err
mere fig.
Sra Sslanb. @aa ct Sen 10.
SUM ofbolM meoe / Miniiter &of-
iteins gaIgfreos 9fiorb peotogeg
enitemmigt en- &eiolutton, ser llota-
ler, at Mpoet anier set for belbigit
forelebig at afill1tte 6orbanolings-
f~orfpgene ON Smbun6siagen og
laoe Spergsmaalet ON 5orunorin-
ger / Sslan6s Borfatning pente,
ion1t at opbepe Spiritusforbubslo-
ben.
st al oe &ratere, ser aabneoes
be6 &eflas l1obruo oen IS. Mpril,
er fremoeles i Girfiombeo.
@eo l16brno6et bor Ssyoroen on1-
firing &efla ilaaet to @ebner, of
bptlfe oen enc, Ser gaar gienr1em ct
@offeorag, er oper en- balp MiI
lang.
l1bbr11boet bar ftrafs meget poIo-
iornt, men efter Sen treble Sag bar
BET / ita6ig Mftogen.
2apaen bar ubeluffen6e boIot
Jig til zoe og rbeboe6e 9iitrtter,
Miteregnen 6ertmob bar belfo6iget
Sc omliegen6e @resgonge en- Sci.
9%aniebjnlet. Scr er fmrrnen en-
M Gariation al Set mu11tre @iuI
og 21unuballonen. Sen beboer Com
iebjulet % f%orepiies for 9iebliffet
i @erlins 2unnparf 116e oeb &a=
|%le11iee, bpor ogfaa cit at be bibnn-
6erlige 10 Min11tters &%lticbbaner
fin6es.
0%ariebiulet a6ifiIler Jig egentltg
fun fra Oct mllt1tre &iul 6erpeb, at
Der er ct fnitltaaenoe Srfelter |
Centrum og iaa berpeb, at @iulets
Nas1agerer life iiober eller ligger
1teD, nret 0nt1er, meDertS 9lIlet
inurrer og Ma1iitten ipiller.
116en 5lingren eller 8aflen tree
Der &arrene oeres 8oston, mebens
|@il,let in,trrer i raieroe Sart, og
Ser er life ct al Sc banienoe &ar,
Ser folder omflrl6.. Men oe, ser
life 6onier, mao flon1re fig fa1t til
Siulets &9fffberf.
Set er DaniebepGgelierne og
@julets 8ebegelier, Ser er faa 1pr,
bellegtet, at De opbeper Hnanoens
Girfning. Saaoan forflares oe
@pfsnes li61te 2egetei bi6enitabe-
liet..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-11

6a1nilien refer paa 2anbet. s
81lpeen faar Grlten til fin Dperro.
|ffelie ie &ige1 SeIffab meo fiji
|aiereite.4 4.
5r1ten:: ra66por Mlper6en toni
rrler bbon fro2s
Fieen s6ruea bao uaig taee
n nle BE- Densoiliiei
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-11

st tilintet9jprt Seitamente. @n
8egiper1beo pes 8crliner=l1niDeriite-
tets 5eft / M%nleoning at Seller
@ilbelms @eeierin9siubilaum bar
baft betpoeltg 0pmnrflonrbeb. S
fin Teitale me6oelte Nrofesfor !
prbjiiif 8orfatnings- og 6orbalt-
ningsret 81. Otto &int5e i &en=
BOLD til en- bom allere6e for en-
Marreffe ii6en giben fejferlig 8e-
mpnbigelie, at @ejier @ilbelm bar
tilintetgiort ct at Song 6rieoricb
@ilbelm ben Sieroe efterIaot Ee-
.itanneltte, Der / itarfe % bebegeoe
0rb opfor6er acknowledgement til at
omitpoe Torfatningen for fit Cos.
aflnggelfe. Eu Eeitam1entet bar
Der f1rpttet Ben 8eitentmelie, at BET
it11loe oberreHes enbber EronfA-
ger itrofs pe6 Bans @egieringsth.
traoelie. Seller @ilbelm ben ar,
Sen babbe imiblertio p9ret flar
poer, at Ben M1lltgbe6 life bar
lt6ell1ffet, at en- eller at1oen Gong /
Bremtioen en- ing % nerfarer Ser,
fer frnoe fonr1e til @oret, % at
bette 8eitame1rte maoife ion fr.noe
gjsre ct ifiGbneiDangert Sn0trpf
paa oerrne. Gra set 9ieblif ban.
be bon bapt EN- 8elelfe, TOM ON BON
babbe en- &ru6ttgnoe i &riet, %
bon baDbe lite funbet $40, fer Sc
itnmentet Dor tilintetgjort.. Set
blep brRnbt % &ortpolutten ooergi-
bet til set fon9elige &usorfip meb
ben 8emarfning: rSSl1ooTbol6et tilir-
tetgiort". aeiieren babbe Ell Gang
for nogle 9lar ii0en fortalt Galere11
bette, % ban troe6e, ban f11nbe lite
|finoe nogen be6re 9eiligbe6 til at
mebbele bet ems 6er1te. S
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-11

1 ~
Don't: Mgnes Mollin. Mm1iing
glnoers ajellerup. Sfipe: &emner
Miels @rgnning. Stip6itrl1p: Sine
gln6erien. Gbiite6: @a,notmager S.
6. 2arien. goniil6: gnfe @otbrine
Mielien. orbrs: Sneofermeiter S.
81. 6. Sprgenien. @liie @anien,
5eperine Sprgenfen. @nrie @abl.
gbeltoft: Sine Mielien. 6aarbang:
Mette Gbpger1en. 5re6erifSbapn
Sine gbriitenien. @erning: marie
9rum= &eterien. &jaroemaol: Wea.
rem Mesager. &oriens: 6reoeriffe
-. 8arner. Sontagermeiter 9. &on=
fen. Snr,,p: 2mtit &onlien. Mo=
itrup: Gle 6ogb. M.=8iert: &eter
Mielien. 81. =Misflum: @iblel @p-
ifop. &anoers: Ole Sobnien. Gaps:
9fiels Mpgin6. Gborite0: gnfe
Maren Se11ien Sejgaarb: &irlte11
9borien. Sou: Gbp. @aaroeier An=
oers Ebomien. 6. g. Sacobien.
i9m16er11p: 2erer q. SO. Mielfens
,&uitru g. @or11psr:: Stranofo=
geo Str. s%sergeniens gnfe. &ibe:
Gnfefr1 Cline 8nIpig. ggrgsfjb'
bling: @jpitgiper 8erteI MGller.
l@loltrup: Diitriftsleae 8ebncfeS
Suitru. ogfsfiloe:: 56bbb. @anr6eiel
sSeng 8plfens Snitrlt gnfe Sim
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-12-24
P|CKP0CKETs AABDED
At UNION STATION

Atlanta, Dec. % The three men ar
rested as professional pickpockets al
the union depot, were put through the
third degree at the police station this
morning, and the detectives are salts
fed from the result Of their grilling
examination that they have caught the
ringleaders in the gang which has
been fleeing Atlanta during the past
several months.
Lewis Gozzolbo of South Bend, Indi-
ana, Max Fine of New York, and Will
Hoffman, are the names the men
gave. The detectives arrested them
after watching them for the better
part of half an hour going through
the crowd" at the Union depot. They
were seen to feel into the pockets OF
persons in the Christmas throng.
When they were arrested each man
had a considerable sum of money on
his person.
During the past few months Atlanta,
where pickpockets were scarcely
known before, has become as badly in
fantnd with tho l;orh+ 6poara6 .on+r-,
as any of the larger cities of the
north
Up to the arrests made in the pres
ent cases the detectives had been
largely unsuccessful in coping with
he situation.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-12-24
Extra Men Being Used
in the Postal Seruice

Washington, D. c., Dec. 23.-Post-
master General Burleson has employ
ed 5000 extra men in the railway
mail service as an emergency meas
ure to prevent congestion of the
mails during the holiday rush, Post
masters, particularly those of first
class offices, have been authorized to
employ as much additional help as
may be necessary to make deliveries
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-12-24

Within recent years congress has ere
ated some of them and has also abol-
ished some of them.
ut is a plain proposition that the
creature cannot be greater than his
creator. The senate as the upper
branch OF congress cannot be the in
ferior in rank of offices which are the
mere creatures of congress-"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-12-24
SOCIETY LOVERS
BLAMED BY GIRLS
Alleged Agents Of "White Slave Trust"
LOye-Making by Men and Suscept-
bility of Country SWANS to Charms
of Pretty Workers Wrought Havoc
With Brooklyn WOman's Plan.

New York, Dec 23.-The ills that
beset the Working Girls Club" OF. the
Public Good Society" of which Mira.
Anna Webster-P Powell, of Brooklyn, is
founder and president, and that final
ly led to its dissolution last evenin.>
by Mrs. Webster-Powell.
Suspiciously blonde women, suppos-
eddy agents for the white slave trust"
tried to ingratiate themselves with
the young members OF the club, Mrs.
Webster Powell said, and some Of these
went so far as to invite the prettiest
of the girls to take trips with them. to
fashionable summer resorts, but as
far as the speaker knew, none OF the
invitations were accepted.
Another danger that Mrs. Webster
Powell found threatening the girls
came from New York society men,
who secured invitations to dances at
the Powell residence, and who were
caught by Mrs. Webster-Powell herself
attempting to make appointments with
the club members in wicked Manhat
tan. The men were roundly lectured
for their holiness and were not invit-
ed again.
1t was different, however, Mrs. Web
ster-Powell said, when the club moved
from it's Brooklyn quarters last spring
to a summer home in the Berkshire
hills of western Massachusetts. There,
among the rugged Tacomic ridges, the
Brooklyn shop girls made such an i'm
preston on thes wains of the farms
that crops were well-nigh ruined from
lack of harvesters. BY the end of the
summer so many of the girls had de-
cided to became dairy maids on the
Massachusetts farms that the club was
totally disrupted. The list of engage
ments to farmers sons and hired men
Is now almost as long as the member
ship list Of the club, Mrs. Webster
Powell said.
Next year we are not going to send
any shop girls of the marriageable age
to our country place, and in their place
we intend to send children from S to IL
years Of age.
Our decision to send only young
children to the country hereafter" Mrs.
Webster-Powell said, was due large
ly to the behavior of the older girls.
Their free and easy New York moving
picture theatre manners and made
styles Of dress were irreconcilab! }
with the stern ideas of New England
Many of the girls arrived there In the
country hills wearing the exaggerated
New York fashions in dress, including
the ultra tight skirts, and that shock
ed the older farmers and drove all
ideas Of work from the heads of the
younger men,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-06-06
DOCTORS TO MEET AT MARION.
Appendicitis Chief Discussion Before
The Medical Society.

Roanoke Va, June 5.-The South
ives ern Virginia Medical Society re-
sumsd its deliberations yesterday
morning at the rooms of the Cham
Der of Commerce in the Watt. Ret
tew & Clay building, with Dr.. J. T.
Graham presiding.
The chief discussion in which a
great deal of interest centered, was
a scientific symposium on appen4
citis, and later a number of papers
were read.
A business session was held near
the close of the morning meeting, at
which the following officers were elect.
ed: President Jno. A.Tipton, Hills
vile; first vice president, r. H.
Wooling. Pulaski; second vlce-presl-
dent.A. F. Horne, Glade Springs; sec
rotary and treasurer, A. B. Grenier,
Rural Retreat. Marion was unani-
mously selected as the place Of the
next meeting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-06-06
TO GO TO VIRGINIA BEACH.
State Military Board Formally and
Definitely Decides This Cues
ton.

Richmond, Va, June 6.-The State
military board held an informal con-
ference in the office of Adjutant Cen
aral WV. Sale yesterday afternoon,
.ogn her with a number Of staff Off
GERS, and formally and finally de-
cided 70 hold the encampment of the
Virginia volunteers at Virginia Beach,
July 9Th to 18th, as originally con-
templated.
Ii will be recalled that there was a
hitch in the program several weeks
ago over misunderstanding be-
tween the Norfolk Southern and the
Sac military authorities regarding
both the rates submitted in the rail
roads bid for the transportation Of
troops. as well as the terminal ar
ranmements for the convenience Of the
soldiers. Conferences were held III
Richmond and Stanton with repre-
sentatives of the railroads and these
matters Strengthened out and ycSter-
dav the board finally settled upon
VIRGINIA Beach. The railroad Is to re-
ceiyc 40 cents for each soldier ;rans-
por ing baggage free. and will pro-
vide proper and adequate terminal ia
cili;ilS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-06-06
OFFICIAL.

law Imposing Taxes ON Persons. ETC
An ordinance for the imposing ano
collecting of taxes on persons, prop,
ertv. incomes, ETC., within the City Of
Alexandria, Va, for the year com
mencirg on the 1st day of June, 1918,
and ending on the 31st day OF May,
1914 for the support of the City GOV,
eminent, the payment OF interest o.
the city debt, and for other muh'ci-
pal expenses. c., :,
Be- it ordained by the City Council Oh
Alexandria, Va, that the taxes on per
sons, property, incomes, etc, "ltht
the CITY of Alexandra, Va, for the
wear commencing on the lst day o.
June. 1913, and ending on the als
dav of May 1914, for the support OF
the city government, the payment OF
interest on the city debt, and for 9th
er municipal expenses, shall be as fol
lows:
Upon all property, both real ane
personal, of every ind and descrip-
ton, owned or held by citizens OF Al
exandria, or located within the City
Of Alexandria, Virginia, or subject te
TAXATION under the Constitution arc
laws of the State of Virginia, there
shall be levied tax of One Dollal
and Eighty Cents ($l.SO) on every
One Hundred ($10O.OO) Dollars OF
the assessed value.
On all annuities or rent charges on
fee simple charged upon or issuing
out of anv tenement or lot OF grounc
One Dollar and Eighty Cents lsl;So)
upon every One Hundred Dollar:
(SlO0.OO) of assessed value thereof
and in making the assessment or sucf
tenements they shall be valued a
sixteen times their annual amount;
On every male inhabltant OF TN!
city over the age of twenty-one year:
here shall be levied capltatlon ta'
of fifty cents GO
The assessed value of shares o
| bank stock for city taxes shall be tint
market value thereof as they are o
shall he assessed for State taxation
| and shall be so returned by the Com
missioner of Revenue on the assess
ment books of the city. The stock
holders in any bank or banking asso
ciation (said bank or banking asso
| citation being located in this city,
whether resident or non-reslden
here of shall be assessed and taxed Of
the market value of their shares o
| stock therein at the rate of One Dol
lar and Eighty cents (S1.8O) pc
One Hundred Dollars (s1.OO.OOl upol
market value of each share of stoc
The said Commissioner shall motif,
| each bank or banking association o
the assessment of the shares to ever:
holder thereof, resident or non-resl