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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-12-31
COMMANDER
]. E. ROOT DEAD
w. O. w. Order Passes Away at
AendersonviIle, N. G.
EounoER OF MODERN wooDMEN
Had Been on Business Mission in the
South Many Weeks, Where He
Contracted Pneumonia.

Joseph G.. Root, founder and sOver-
eign commander of the Woodmen OF
the World, died very suddenly OF
pneumonia at Hendersonville, N. g.,
on Christmas day. Mr.. Root had been
in the south in the interests OF the
Woodmen of the World order and his
sudden illness, accompanied by death,
was great shock to his relatives
and friends and the hundreds OF
thousands of members of the order OF
which he was the founder. He had
done a large amount of work during
the late fall and in December 1000
new memberships in the south had
been written, making the banner
month to the history Of the order. The
campaign was so strenuous that II
might have been likened to a cam
paign of a candidate for the presi-
dency and at Mr.. Roots age, SO years,
his strength was taxed severely. His
two sons, Harry and l. A., of Omaha,
started for Hendersonville only to
learn that their father had died and
they were stopped at Chicago. The
body was taken to Lyons, Iowa, the
home of Mr.. Roots mother, where 1t
was held over Saturday and then
shipped to Omaha.
It is understood that w. A. Fraser.
of Dallas, Texas, Sovereign Adviser
of the Woodmen, under the laws OF
the order, becomes successor to Mr..
Root. until the next meeting of the
sovereign camp to be held at San Fran
cisco in 1915 Mr.. Root was person
ally known by many of the member
ship of the Denison order and no
doubt suitable memorial services will
ha condncted nv the local order
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-12-31

If Mr. Roosevelt had devo.ed his
remarks to the question of large fam
lilies, he would not have got into that
argument about the Monroe doctrine
with DR.. Martinez, of Chill
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-12-31

AS holiday weather is not favorable
for baseball or football, the returning
students can't display what they have
learned at college.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-12-31

There is general feeling among
business men that congress should
stop talking about the currency and
trusts and devote the rest of the ses-
sion to the deplorable condition of the
natives of Patagonia.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-12-31
JURORS ARE DRAWN
Petit Jurors for January Term-Grand
Jurors for the Year Nineteen
Hundred Fourteen

The following is the list of persons
who will be called upon to serve as
petit and grand jurors during the Jan
uary term of the district court, which
will convene here on January 22d:
DAFT lueaee
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-12-31

1t being considered desirs ule to
give novel and original Christmas
gifts, it is very customary to pick out
things that your friends never ase.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-12-31

J. f. Weber has sued the city of
Webster City for $4,000 damages for
injuries received when he was scalded
by an explosion of boiler at the
municipal electric lighting plant.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-12-31
q. do VII H1NfA1N,
Secretary and Director.

"Pros-Perry-ty" has been chosen as
the slogan of the town of Perry.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-12-31

Luck is always accidental, or at
least until it begins to come our way.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-12-31

While Bryan is exhibiting the dove,
Root gets the Nobel peace prize.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19
Opitvr i militore Kreole.

Gn ipore Staabei bar en- pan.
fet. iom iorIe0en 4iten 6leu giuet /
@aibington al We0lemmerne al oen
al Como. % Sjeoiiicerer ~beitaaen0c
e%arabuo. CrOeu. uuft / militOre
&re0ie. Ger 6leu bolot en- Nlpnqoe
ipeBeiuloe (nlcr on iunget en- RGf
f. morlomue Sange. buori 0eu
uGruGrenoe HeljerinQ5 @'oIitlf pnn
Glllppincrne poa oct ltRrteite bar
icucreoe2. zfisut uiimof huertet
8alerne eacr Sangeur uur mcnt an
OerleOes en0 iom en- morton Spol.
Uur Sdiiren 500 iua bl0cn0e % unt
uof ! manage @enieen0er iaa tyPi
ienoe at BrPiioent @ilion i9lte
SHerten. Sam bicp meget les ca
loo line arigsmiailtre @urriion
"a Slnooeminiiter Gdniel5 ~ fnl0c
Tor iig o. gap Dem Crore til ling
lens at lnoe ioroHitulte en- nprmere
llnAeri0QcIie al Salgu iorat S.
StDloigc fumoe 'da TN tll5grllgt
Str0i. Ter bar j oeuue 6or6inoeGe
gaaet Rpl.er ON 6aaOe Reyrlmen.
Der on Observation-Disclosures
Rpbe0en ON llnoeriegelien fom
iom en- Bonnie blnnot Ciiicererue.
bporai &un0re0er hau0e Oeltaget.
aontreaomirol Soluaro iortalte nj
hitter Daniels at man booOe
iunget sen Gang. JON / bsieite
@rao hapoe pntt TrPlioeutenS
Misbag. / 13 Anr uOen &roteit.
Miuiiter GanieIs paapegte. at man
uellteoe. at Ciiicererne ifuloe itStte
observation-disclosures Eolitlf. life lat'
terliggiere SEN. San antog Scr belle
uar meut iom en- barlnlsS Spgl.
men par 0og iorbauiet ouer. at
9remplnrer al Snrgene nleo SeiTri'
pelier al Srnpeltierne bar uooelt
ioruo. og al man life hapoe isst at
bcmmeliaboloe aifGren.
SlanSt 6i9iternc bar MiniitreHe
1aniels, Reoiielo. 6eneraIpoitmeiter
Surleiou. SeieiteretsSommern Ban.
oeperter og Wtc&enna.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19
On ReejerinSsieir.

Sra @albington meloeS Den i3ot
oS.. at Ge9ierinGeu$ 3iIb0ngerS
bopoe ulnoet Ell betponiugsnlIS
Scir peo ocn iprite S%tprtepreue
Senntet me0 6eniun Ill VeHge Bill.
len, ioet Seuatct ue0 40 moo 81
Stemmer forfaite0e ct Subltitut
ioreiIaaet al 5enator Sitd)cocf ior
Fnragrai . gancnoe no poa CT en-.
item al ire GiitriftSbuutcr meo en-
mlllig 6orsgeIie til otte, bui2 Hftie'
fapitnl ltuloe tegue5 al Fublifum
6orfoiteIieu al bette announcement
pil omtreutIig iifrc GeotageIicn al
CrpenS Nlan. ser ioreifriper ira cite
til tolp Giitritt$banfer, bpi3 aftie-
fnpitaI eieS al GationaIbnnfer
Dc 6emofrntiite Se0cre p~nnitanr.
az ReiuItatet al Sturfeprepeu opcr.
ior ct al Sc uigti0ite Graf ! aan.
pen tooeoe paa Ell iuloitGnoig Scir
ior GominiitrotionenS gia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19

retteoc moo en- 6ortiGcu3 aploul
Iioedloer.
gntollet al Gleuer "a S~nlOeuter
pcO De al Neplerin0en oprette0e mo
oernc SGrennitaitcr / Eefinl er | So
Bet Al Dc lioitc II Mar iieget ira 300
I'll ouer 1900. oN 9lntallet AZ Ole.
per / Dc omllggennc Sanootltritter
ira 1000 iii 10000.
Hunot ON andre al Sanoets iter
re %pcr uoQIor Gleuantoait ira
1000 til 10000 / buer. Storrc
Observation-Disclosures CT opretteoe / mnnGc
2'pcr, tUor oitc optil 1000 SGrcrc
u0Samne@. 81 set fen behepes. ior
GbinaS me Sfoleipitcn oil. mar oct
er trnoOt ; iulN &irfiombeo, trTnGc
min0it 100000 2prere.
Scriteu eiter aunoifaber CT Ii9c
iao brGnoenOc I Snoien Sffe aIene
finbeS ser oper 10000 GolleQelun0Cn.
ter OF oper 100000 SfoIebcru /
&n0ierL men ser err CT ito0iGt % II.
acuoe arop pou lri % iolrngen Sfo
lesoua, ct Mrau lom pou Oct frnitlg'
itc i~iotteS al inoiootc politlltc Seoere
iom DIR. @ofbole.
Git GplpSninAet bar Qiort tore %
roife ,SremitriSt poa Sillipplnerre or
min0rc iorniocrliGt. itlent 6rem'
jan0cu oQiaa Der bar iorcqodet mco
'orbGuicroe Srrti9beo.
) Iaret t9t0-19li beieatcS &c
oiicntligc Seolcr al ouer 10000
Glccer, nriten en- 6ieroeocI al DC
1000, 600 Born paa Eeyne / cen
ll9lepli9tiqc Nicer. Cper 500 ame'
ritanifc StcIelCrere % SPrerilioer
bro0teS engang til 6Ilippinerne nlco
Ct cnfeIt Oompifib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19
5no. oe uofcrieIen.

Sra @aibington meooele8 Sen
tAoe Secember: S~rofsrielen al
Seoerarer bar taget ct itPrft Sp'
pima, iioen 5ol0eu paa oisie opbp'
peScs. Saget / lin SelbeO bar oog,
iielge en- i0ag Of Sonoels0eparte'
mentet oifcntliggiort Statiitit. no
isrielen iorsget iig % Sn6IerieIen
iorminoifct fig Dc ierite fire M'aa
ne0er al inSepPrenoe aar idmmen-
Iianet meO oen tiliparenoe 5iOspe.
riobe iorrige 4ar.
lloiericlcn belp6 Jig De ferite fire
Maaneoer az iuoeupreroe aar I'll.
$s3s. 99l, s53 moo $771,041, 792
De tiliparenSe iire Raaneber / 1912.
og S~neisrieIen til $5SO.677,062
mob $62s, 23O,ss7 for ct star fioen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19
Sraft poittvperi.

Sra @aaace, Soobo, meI0e$ Sen
1loe December:
Gre reaiitrereOe Eoitpaffer inoe'
boloenoe tillammen $4,000 bleO
ioaa tiQigcmeo $1,000 / aoutautcr
ltjoalet ira oct 3ero9renoe Bolton.
tor. Set lpffe0e5 Spoen, e1er In.
perc iporIeit al ioripinoe meO lit
gptte. @enQcpoiterre par ienOt al
en- 9onf / Spolone, @oi6., til en-
9orf / Montand. buor De iful0e nH-
penbes til Detailing al @ru6earbei'
oernes S%enninger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19

berior Der blot berNtteNc ior at 9ipc
ct Selreb ON, boa0 man uuoer orb.
ne0e ~Sorboloe pil0e hare at regne
me0.
Gen amerifan't2 Nrnie teller
iicl9e @eneraluoIutoutcn iioite
IarSropport 1850 0iiicerer oq
S3,315 Nnnb llnoerbcial % Mcu.
ice. ri oette Iutnl bciinoer Blot
ca. $1,000 Iano ia in0cn 2auoetS
@rGnIer. Iciten 6ei,u0cr iis / Ella,
ia, 6ilippinerne, China, Eorto
Nlro, Naiuoii % @auomnaebetet.
NJ oisie $1,000 @iano Dil0c man
imioIerti0 / CT siebIiffeligt ariastil.
ipl0e life fuilne regne meo mer enc
$4,000. ioet Heiten 5opeoiagelia til.
tercr apit. % observation-disclosures
CO De iorifieIige Sto6saioelinaer.
Nj bisie $4,000 M}an0 beiinoer mel
lem 10000 % 10000 ii9 pco Sen
%mcrifauite @rGuie, iaa Sen Stprfe,
Der itaar til Sieneite Tor en- Grpeoi.
ton til noget anoet % Tor ct Snip.
iaI0 guniti9ere Stc0, iom t. Or.
Gera Grl5, life er ipnoerlig itor.
Sor arme tpller ST Re1imenter
Sn'antcri, 10 Hegimeutcr &apoQeri.
5 &eaimenter Self oQ 9icraartiQcri
% 40 aomponicr (oper $4,000
Mnio) aplt. og &eipitnin09or-
tiQcri.
Gette uogisr ooh ion oncnfor
%antpoet, blot &IGrHetropperne, ser,
ON oct finoes nsopen0lgt, iorbolo5.
bis burtigt fan ioregeS nleo De ior-
IfjeI!ige Staters 2ropper - Gan.
Bets Electromagnetic -, iom er nof.
laa gobt eoeoe % u0ruIteoc paa
Ianlme Woaoc iom Sc regulPre
trooper. Sfslge Ell / 1908 al Gon-
gresien peOtoget 2oo fan Tr0iiSen.
ten uofommanbere NationoIgaroes
tropperne til arigstieneitc iaopel
inoenfOr iom uoenfor 2anoet8
@rGnier. elsie Trooper uO9igr
tiliammen EFT Stprte paa ca. 121,.
Wtano.
Som treble Spbuo / GilfpI0e al
en- aria fommcr Be Sriuiai9e, buor-
al Der altiO pleicr at tilbp0e iiQ en-
hel Scrlfnres Ntnu9iol0iqbeO. elsie
Master err til Ell gegpnOelie en- NOT
ida rau, men life oeitominorc be-
fpem Ntuterie at lape Sol0uter al,
for oct er ganlfe merfeligt, meo
builfen iorbolbspiS Surti9be0 Ser al
bisie WaSier fon ifabes Ell, ~ipecielt
for Soripars- % 9epogtrin9ssiemeo
meget briigbar Arine.
Saa oar Ri til ippen0e o. iibit
2aroitormen, Ser omfatter enbper
p~ooberigr Mon0 / 2anoet, % ionl
ifplge iibIte 6olfetGaing uogioroe
ca. 100000 Wanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19
olarets Bolt.
NUllnaerue bar minore men 500
merncs Sno.Ggter itprrc.
ut &roEaar for Sarmermc.

iigton bar / Mau6ags oiientliggiort
line aiillttteHOc Gperilag oper 10.
bpttct AZ aaretS aulinger. o. Oct
igcnlgndr al 0iSie. at 5otalu0bpttet.
itient Oct par a0ifiaig min0re emo
iorrllc Mar, nil brinGe 6armereu
Ell aanite b~etpoclig itsrre 6ortieneitc
enc 3rondaret ! 1912.
9eregnct eiter Tarno0r0ien Sen
lite Eecembcr nriloor 9eportemer.
tct &rroieu al ode De piatigitc sp.
lin8er iii $l.9i9.3 61 900 moo
$L751.000.00 iiior % $3.50.
529. 1000 / 1911.
&c mirore Apllnger braate me.
get beierc Friicr, o. ielp NUeOepri.
lernc er lt0t beiere emo THOR til.
iro09 ior. at Nueoeauliadeu. taget
/ i'm 0eIbe0 oar itsrre emo / 1912.
elsie 0cpnrtementets iioite oa al.
iluttenoe COerilag or life ~ipnoerlIg
loritlclliqr ira Dc tIoligere, huilfet
uiier. at 0eportGueutct far pRret
pcI un0crre:tct og bar iuIgt goot
mes. Zen miterite 6orifiel par /
CrcrlIo9ct oocr NIaisaoliuger. buis
SotaIu0bptte / Sc ii6ite Ooerilag CT
blepet neoiat ira 2,l63, 100000 BIT.
incl til 2,4l6.000.000 9uihel.
OiaisaplinHeu5 6armuGroi irt.
ties imiOlertio iadr til 69.t liant.
meuliQuct meO 49, Gents pr. gu.
lbel iiior og @pIiugens G~otalprrot
til $1.692. coo. 000. eIler $i72,0O0..
600 mer emo iiior, boiIfet maa ii.
ges at uGre en- ganife net lioen
Grtraiortleneite for Sdrmerne at
ltiffe / Solnmen, eqer, bodo ser nil.
DC pore floqerc iptte ! @anIeu.
2au0et6 @opc0auling - ale sue.
0eiorter reJue6e iamInen - ~anilaac5
til 763. 000.0 0O gui6eI oa Oens 10.
taluProi til S610.t2I00O ianumen.
ligret me0 630.O00,000 9nibel OF
en- (otaluGr6i al 500. $4,000 for
Ct Mar lioeu. Observation-Disclosures
iorheieoes me0 f3 100000 @uibel.
mems Observation-Disclosures neoidttcs
5000. 600 @uibel io%mmeuliguet mco
Sc itrar eiter S%nohsituingcu uoor.
bcioeoe CperiIog.
SueriIuget oper Waisitobpttet oar
noaet operraifeu6e, ipecielt meo Sen.
Elf poa Stsrrelien at Oct in0bs.
iteoe 9lreol. lctte auiIoae5 nenlig
iii npiten 100000 Acres miHore
eno set opriuoeIig ~inoioaeoe, ioet
@reoen pau omtrent iaa mango
2cre5 bar btepet BELT eler oeIuis
eoelaat al lsrfen.
! Cperilaget oper 6nureauliuden
er Ser ingen n~rpnepGroig 6orun.
bring ioretolct / Set tioligere Sper.
lag. Get iaume er EiliGIOet fer
be ileile sprige AUliHaer3 &eofom.
meuoc.
Scr ale oe leocu0e aolinaer oif
Tarmerre ion iig beore 6ctalt emo Tor
ct Mar iiOeu. % foriaauiot fan oet
mlnore Aarsu0butte iiges al bare
UGret til oere9 5orOel. "a oet ifai.
Ter 6armerne iorogeOe %nOtRgter
opida pan en auOeu Iouoe. loet Set
min0rc ll0bptte al Sc lcOenOe 80.
ocrauIiHgcr. iont 4iOis. SABRE 90
So brirBer 0em Before Eriier Tor
SUIn auGg az andre Sarmtreotu.
rcr. euO Sc in~nbiDrligpi9 eler9 pil0e
iaaet.
Ne0eniIdasuOe Sabel giper en-
Cperiilt oger Sc leoeuOe AuliuQars
llo5rtte or. elcre % 5ot0llobpttet /
Aarcne 1913 o. 1912:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19
en- hci Slvpnine.

Sra Snntiogo, Gbili, %telegraiere6
Den ABE December:
Senor 5igiieroa, iont bar ~triliiet
,Sor6ercoelier til Ell Jlppning oper
Anoesfieloene, ~aireiite ioag til So
Sen al 6iel0fie0eu og haober at
furen uSiere tit TortiGt oenne llgc.
,Slpuningen pil bli iorisgt paa ct
Stc6. bpor 8jeiocne maar en- Noi0e
al 10000 300 ouer Souilaoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19

nenllig 9aaosmanoen % Semmer.
manoen, iomt en- Norif. gmerifaner
gerg-Safobien, Tom bsrer bienme /
Siuepaag peo Staponser. San par
III fonlntet bienn eiter "a Mars Sp-
bolD / Nmerifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19
Sporbrno paa @eraferbanen.

Set piier ia, at ser ialt er lem
Sporbrub paa Weraferbanen paa
StrTfningen Hanbeinl-&ea. Ser
or to gruo mclen Hanbeim %
Malpif, ct melem Nalpif %
SommeIpif og TO mellem Som.
mcluif og Sea. Get %iterite al
Sruohene er benimoo 1 Sim. Ion8t
o. Iigger paa StrGfningen &un-
beim-WaIpif. Sfaoen pil neppe
tIipe uobeorei isr ! 9c1pnoelien al
n9ite llge. NJ Perion. % Gobstra.
iif cr itaniet, % Eoiten ierSes ira
5ronobiem til Sel pr. 9utumobil.
cnrfipffes mn G,he 4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19

s Be iioite Gage al Nooeln6er
FAR Der riinot Norges apit bcrict ct
polbiomt their, bporom ri neoenTor
giengipcr enoeI 9eretninger eiter
nprife @laoe:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19

GortiGttes paa Siee 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19

6slgenoe 5dbeI piier Griierne pr.
Sni9el oaa 6armen az Sc ioritIel-
lise AplrugerS Sctalprroi / 1913
il%mmenIignet mes 1912:
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-10-24
TEAMS SELECTED
Y. NJ. c. A. Workers Organize for
the Membership campaian.-Wili
Report Each Night.

At the Y NJ. c A. Monday nght the
managers Of the various campaign
teams were chosen, and Arrangements
perfected Whereby the work Of go.
curing members can be started on
next Monday, The teams are nam
ed after the teams in the American
baseball leagna. and each night at
$50 the managers win meet at the
aefociascn rooms aud make re.
port. The league standing win then
be made up and published the next
day The managers and teams are
as follows;
Homer Trees-Nthletics, PhiladeI
phia
e NJ. AshcOm Nationals washing
ton
Paul II. Martip-The Maps clcvc.
land
Or c. W. Link White sox, Chi.
eago.
John A. Haniey-r The Tigers. ne
troit
James II. Iighlanders,
New York
u. y. Myers~The Browns. ST.
Lonis
Tony stanbley-The Rcd Sex,
Boston.
Each manager is busy just now
gathering around him the best pos
sble stat of men with which % win
The honora OF the campaign There
was very keen interest manlfested
asst night. AMI II Is pretty sure that
there viii be some fast playing Wien
these men who represent some az
tie he's. young blood Of Martinsba.g,
surn sheir teams loose on the city
next Monday.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-10-24
SPECIAL TRAIN
Fine Stick and Soil Fertility Train
Starts On Nine Day Trip.

Pursuant with It's policy Of coop
Grating in the agricultural develop.
ment of the communities served by
It's lines, the Baltimore and ohio rail.
road viii operate live stock and
soil fertility train through West yir
ginia for nine days. beginning today
and ending Thursday October 30 in
elusive, The train WIN be operated
in connection with College Of Agrt
culture OF West Virginia University,
and experts thoroughly conyersaut
with the care Of live stock and ne
fertilization Of the soil will be pro.
vided by the educational institution.
Director f. D. sanderson Of the
agricultural experiment station, viii
be in charge OF the lectures, which
viii be delivered by w. D, zinn II
Z. Hunt. ]. d. Huyett. w, u. Kendrlck
and G. NJ. Kile. The lectures, which
win be delivered IN the coaches in
cluded in the equipment or the apc-
eial train viii be illustrated and spe-
cial coach viii be reserved for school
children who will be instructed In tho
elementary phases Of farming
Among others who win accompany
the train are c. r. Titlow director Of
agricultural extension Of West Vir
glnia, George Campbell, assistant to
president and w w. wood, general
industrial agent of the Baltimore and
Ohio company.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-10-24
Asthma Catarfh Cured
Expert Medical Scientists Announce
Startling Results Obtainad
by Seupine

New York phcusar4a are taking
advantage on the generous o1er made
by The Woodworth Company Dept.
1861 Broadway. New York city,
requesting an experimental package
Of Senpine, the great discovery for
Asthma. Hay Fever, Bronchitis, and
catarrh, which "a mailed free Of
charge to all who write for t. Il ia
curing thousands OF the most stub.
born cases. Il makes no difference
how long you have been suffering or
how severe the climatic conditions
are where you live. Senpine viii cure
You.
II you have experimental with other
treatments and have failed 10 fad q
cure do not be discouraged but send
for trial Of this wonderful truly mer'
tious remedy which Is a scientific com
pound discovered by a Professor OF
Vienna University, and is being re-
commended by thousands.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-10-24
LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.

BUNKER HILL. Oct 22.--The meet
ing held in the school house Saturday
night by the board Of health was
largely attended. Addresses on the
subject of typhoid fever were made
by Dr.. Lumsden, Of Washington, and
others.
Mrs. w. S. Laise left Saturday for
an extended visit 10 her son, J Fred
Laise, of Ridgewood. N. ).
A flock OF wild geese passed over
the village Sunday evening. Some
predicted that they were the advance
guard Of the storm that visited here
Monday.
Miss Carrie Lendenning, daughter
of John L. C1endenning. is I'll at her
home, of typhoid fever.
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WEDNESDAY

Colonel Stuart w Walker leaves
this evening for Wheeling to attend
federal court.
Senator Silver went to Washington
this morning on a business trip.
Attorney Robert IT, BOYD will go
to Wheeling this evening to attend
federal court.
Mrs. Stuart W. Walker, of Rose
mont. went to Baltimore this morn.
ing to spend a few days visiting
friends.
Mr.. s. B. Dorm. of West King street,
went to Baltimore this morning, hay-
ing been called there by the death
of his brother, r. b. Dorm.
Mr.. and Mrs George S. Hill, Of
West Burke street, left this morning
for Frederick, Md, to attend the fun.
eral of Mrs. Sophia Grace, who was
killed in Laporte, Nd, last Sunday.
Attorney Clarence f. Martin spent
Tuesday at Charles Town attending
circuit court.
Mr. Frank Hardy p. & o. detec-
tive. with headquarters ut cum5er-
land is in the city today on company
BUSINESS.
Mr. c. ], Thatcher, Of Hagers.
town, is city visitor today.
Mr. r. A. Jacques. Of Hedgesville.
was a visitor in the city today.
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SIGNED BY PRESIDENT
Deputy Revenue Collectors and Dep
uty Marsbals are Exempted by
the President.

WASHINGTON. oct. 22,-President
Wilson today signed the urgent de.
iiciency bill with she clause exempt
ing deputy revenue collectors and
deputy marshals from the ciyil ser
vice The president issued state
meat saying that he doesn't bellevs
these officers were intended for the
civil service. and pledging he would
sec that the spoil system is not EN-
ployed
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PERSONAL
MONDAY

Mrs Susan Ropp and children, Of
fIedgeyiIle, spent sunday In the city
as the guests Of Mrs. Susan f. Ropp
Of North Queen street
Mr. T E Dent OF Berkeley Springs.
is spending the day in the city.
Mr. J L. Suesserott. Of Wheeling.
is city visitor today
Mr. Stephen Bowers returned to
Washington this morning, where he
Is attending school, after spending
Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George NJ. Bowers. OF South
Queen street
Mr. Gold Linton returned to Cham.
bersburg, Pa, this morning after
spending sunday at his home on Win
chester avenue.
Captain Wade c. Kilmer Of Char
lesion, and member Of the public
service commission, is In the city
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no
Dr. II. J. Patterson, director OF the
Maryland Experiment station, and
49, ,,,a.t. ~, eana,a ana NJ c.
sii,a ca,,raor rhar ro,,r,oa bon,a
a. tbe aftornoon
Mr. Samuel H. Aver VINO mas neen
GRAFTON returned, last night ana to.
dav resumed his duties as government
storekeeper AT the Hannis distwinery.
King street. went to Berkeley Springs
this morning to spend the day.
va arrived in the city this morning.
and viii he the guest of her daugh.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-10-24
CRISIS NEAR IN MEXICO
Even thel Most Conservative Rdmlt
That Blood Will be Shed Before
the Election

MEXICO CITY, oct. % Political
developments are rapidly moving to
a crisis. The relations OF the par
ties are so strained that even the
most conservative fear bloodshed be
fore the presidential election, which
Is only four days off
Many diplomatic conferences are
being held at the United States En-
bassy. bu; so far the British embassy
has not been represented There is
no confirmation OF the report that
Monterey was captured by the rebels.
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Prune sIump-Pick over one pound
OF prunes, wash web in warm water
then drain. cover with cold water and
let soak over night Put in a double
boiler and cook slowly until very soft.
Add sugar to sweeten 10 taste, turn
into a saucepan which is rather wide
than deep and stand where the con-
tents will just boil. Mix together one
cupful and a half of flour, one tea
spoonful and a half Of baking powder,
and one-third of a teaspoonful Of salt,
add sweet milk to make a soft dough.
Turn out on a Toured board, roll out
until just large enough to fit in the
saucepan. Lay it carefully over the
boiling prunes, cover closely and cook
for twenty minutes without uncover
ing. Lift out on a platter, pour the
prunes round it and serve with cream
and sugar.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-10-24
ASSOCIATION TO MEET
Meeting viii Be Held at the Shenan
dosh Sanitarium, Thursday,
October 20.

The Eastern Panhandle Association
for tie Study and Prevention Of Tu
berculosis, viii meet THURSDAY Oct
23rd, at $50 p. m, at the Shenandoah
Sanltariaum, corner of John and Raj
eigh streets. All members and Others
interested IN the cause are asked to
be present, also to report all cases
Of tuberculosis that may need atten
ton and instruction.
BY Order of the President