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The Washington times., 1913-09-14
RECOUNT OF VOTES
BEGINS TOMORROW
Canvass in Three Districts Of
Montgomery County, Asked
. by Defeated Candidate.

, ROCKVILLE, Nd, Sept. 1.-THE
recount of the votes cast for the
candidates for sheriff in Bethesda, PC
| tomac and Wheaton districts at the re-
cent Democratic primary election In this
county, which was petitioned for by W.
| Frank Gather, who was defeated on
| the face of the returns by twenty-nine
votes. will begin In the circuit court
room here at 3 o'clock tomorrow morn
! ing It will be conducted by the super
son. Maurice M. Browning. and VIII
Lam H. Wade.
license to marry was issued here
Yesterday to Daniel Ellis Douty. forty
one, of New York city, and Miss Made
line Quackenbush. thirty-four, OF CheVy
Chase.
Mrs Ralph Kimball, of Washington,
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John NJ. Heagy.
Miss Anna Rinehart has returned to
/, her home at Kensington from trip to
Canada.
Miss Carr, of Charlottesville. Va.
was a recent guest of Miss Helen iGass-
away.
II has been announced that Miss
Elizabeth Walker, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan A. Walker, of! Gathers
, burg, and William~Rodney White. of
Washington Grove. will be married on
October Is.
! Allen s. Lloyd. twenty-five. of Tow
| son. Md, and Miss Rachel L. Cramp-
ton. eighteen. of sharpsburg. Nd, were
married here yesterday by the Rev
Samuel r. White, at the home Of the
! minister.
| Leonidas Ricketts, has bought from
Henry J. Finley a house and -FOUR acres
| of land near Rockville.
Cen. NJ. Perry Maus, of washington,
has been visiting relatives In Rockville.
| Mrs. Edward G. Peter and sons and
T, Mr.. and Mrs G. Minor Anderson and
| sons have returned to Rockville from
Stony Mans Camp. Va.
Miss Margaret Stevens, Of Kensington,
was hostess at party in honor OF her
guest, Miss Eleanor Washington, Oh
Rrookland D. G.
The Washington times., 1913-09-14
Woman Healed at Lourdes.

PARIS. Sept. H-Another cure is re-
ported from Lourdes. Madeleine Luz
piac. thirtv-five years old. Of Toulouse.
who was suffering from paralysis. re-
covered suddenly after communion be-
fore the grotto. she regained the use Of
her left leg, which had been absolutely
useless for some time. and, throwing
away her crutches, walked IN front OF
the assembled pilgrims.
The Washington times., 1913-09-14

tIated by the lives Of Biblical char
acters.
The board of directors of the Ger
man Orphan Asylum held its last
meeting of the year at the institu-
ticn this afternoon. John f. Schnef-
der. president. presided. The board
has ordered the modernizing Of the
plumbing system at the home, and
satisfa ctory progress Is being made
with this work. The board will meet
6l ring the winter in the Saengerbund
hall, in the city.
At the weekly meeting Of the Ladies'
Aid Society 1t was announced that
about $500 was realized from the
Labor Day festival.
The orphans were entertained at
tide Columbia Theatcr during the
week as guests of the management.
After the play Mrs. Katherine Loef-
fler, CT Washington. president Of the
Sewing Society, took the children to
refre shments. Superintendent and
Mrs. Priel accompanied the orphans
to the city.
Misses Margaret and Dorothy Van
sise have returned TO their home,
Congress Heights, after visit to
Youngstown, Ohio.
Miss Beatrice Webster and Master
Paul Hanes are visiting the Rev and
Mrs. John E. Fort at Laytcnsville.
Md.
The Washington times., 1913-09-14

don, died at the Delaware Hospital from
the effects Of drinking poison. The
poison was in cup in the bath room,
and was used for disinfecting purposes.
The Washington times., 1913-09-14
Get Up Early II You
Want to See Eclipse

Here's q great chance to pile out Of
bed at $50 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The moon will be eciipsed from that
time to $50 Some sight but not 50
good here as II ID west Of the Missis-
sippi. The harvest fun moon viii pass
into the shadow Of the earth at 5:0
O'Clock.
The Washington times., 1913-09-14
Baby Drinks Poison.

WILMINGTON, Del, Sept. 4-Flor.
ence Reardon, eighteen months old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Rear.
The Washington times., 1913-09-14

The first sign Of Cold is lassi-
tude; a gone feeling of weakness, as
if some serious illness was pending.
If you will get to recognize this
first feeling of catching Cold and fly
to the cupboard for a dose of
"Seventy-seyen," You will break up
the Cold at once.
If you wait until your bones begin
to ache it may take longer.
"Seventy-seven" is a small vial of
pleasant pellets, that fits the vest
pocket, easy to carry, easy to take
Is for sale in every store in
America that sells medicines, price,
25 cts. and s1.O0, or mailed on re-
ceipt of price.
Humphrey Homeo. Medicine Co.,
156 William Street. New York.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1913-09-14
Pictures Take High Honors in Prize Contess-Types All D-
terent, Say Experts Golden cus and Other At
fractions Abundant.
White House Baby.
fractions Abundant.

zens, but challenge anyone to show US
any handsomer!'
The Washington times., 1913-09-14

Miss Anna Rinehart has returned to
her home at Kensington from trip to
Canada. >
The Washington times., 1913-09-14

Mrs. Ralph Kimball, of washington
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. ane
Mrs. John NJ. Heagy.
The Washington times., 1913-09-14

A license to marry was issued here
yesterday to Daniel Ellis Douty. forty
one, of New York city, and Miss Made
line Quackenbush. thirty-four. Of Chevy
Chase.
The Washington times., 1913-09-14

Miss Carr, of, Charlottesville. Va.
was a recent guest of Miss Helen 'Gass-
away.
The Washington times., 1913-09-14
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
SCHOOL ENLARGED
Work Is Started on Four Room Addition for Which $4,000
Was Provided in the District Appropriation BiI-Rey.
Mr.. Earl breaches Sermon on education"

t,ated by the lives of Biblical char
acters.
The Washington times., 1913-09-14

II has been announced that Miss
Elizabeth Walker, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan A. Walker Of Gathers
burg, and William~Rodney White. OF
Washington Grove, will be married on
October IS
The Washington times., 1913-09-14

Ieonidas Ricketts, has bought from
Henry J. Finley house and -FOUR acres
of land near Rockville.
The Washington times., 1913-09-14

Allen s. Lloyd. twenty-five. Of Tow
tom eighteen, of Sharpsburg. Nd, were
married here yesterday by the Rev.
Samuel r. White, at the home Of the
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-12
CITY AND VALLEY.

Paid Taxes-The Southern Pacific
railroad today paid its irrigation dis
trict assessment of $4,000.
x X y
w. C. T. u. Meets Monday--The w
C. T. u. will meet Monday, December
Is, at the Methodist church at 2:30
p. m.
y Birthday Party-Mrs. W. r. Wal
drop of CaleXico entertained \ party
of young people Saturday in honor of
the birthday of her daughter, Miss
Zuma.
Remains Shipped East-C. A. Shat
er has prepared the remains of j. A.
Foley, who committed suicide at Holt
vile, for shipment to Chicago for
burial, on request of a sister, who re-
sides in that city.
At the L. & S. Theater-There is
a strong program at the l.. & S. to-
night which includes "Man and Wo-
man." an American three-reel special
photoplay. Other numbers on the
program are "The Ghost of Seaview
Manor" and the comedy, Cooking
for Trouble"
At the Tulane-In an interesting
at the Tulane tonight two
are features. They are en-
titled "His Athletic Wife" and what
Cupid Did" Other numbers on the
are "The Adopted Brother
"a Light on Troubled Waters" and "A
Matter of Dress"
Marriage License Issued The
county clerks office has issued the
following marriage licenses: To
George w. Boyd, 25, and Julia E.
Trimble, Is, both residents of Halt
Vile; and to Carl P. Terrass, %, and
Georgia E. Pankhurst, %, both resi-
dents of Los Angeles.
Win Entertain Tonight-Messrs. /
Harris and Cheney will give the first
prize dance of the season tonight at
Masonic hall, with good music and
floor management. This is the first
of a series of Friday night dances
under their management. The music
will start at 8:45 and refreshments
during the evening are scheduled.
= X X
Press for Christmas-An unusually /;
large humber of persons are this year
for the Press to be sent to
friends as Christmas present. 1t
is believed that no better gift can be
made than this, for it not only serves
as daily reminder of friendship
the year, but carries with
It a perpetual invitation to come to
The valley.
X y X
Ten Thousand Club Entertain-
With their second dance and card
party of the season the Women's Ten
Thousand Club entertained their num-
erous friends last evening at the
Masonic hail. The committee on en-
had charge of the ar
rangements and a very enjoyable
evening was spent. The committee is
of Mrs. Robinson, Mrs.
Mrs. Wiley Weaver,
Mrs. Joseph Hamilton and Mrs. James
Hamilton.
At Hotel Oregon-Roscoe E. Por-
ter, Gay Crane, N M. Goodwin, Dan
lel Rogan, Harry Markovitz, E. Mosk,
J. A. Jodoin, E. R. Nugent, C. A. Sey-
mour, Al Reader, B. T. Shelton and
son, H. B. Pattison, R. E. Wiley, San
Diego; Jack c. Ortega, Yuma, Ariz.;
c. w. Runge, Riverside; C. P. Bates,
c. A. Sandbern, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Johnson, T. G. Toohey, Robert w.
Brydon, F. E. Anderson, Los Angeles;
c. Cole, New York; w. w. Yang
kan, Santa Barbara; E. R. Evans,
c. B. Baxter, Neuvoo, ILL.,;
w. c. Sheppard, jr., R. w. Sheppard,
D. D. Sheppard. La Jolla; E. B. Leach,
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-12
Eor Gala

For Sale
The J. A. Benson stock at Imperial,
consisting of gents clothing furnish
ings and shoes, also the fixtures.
This stock will be sold in Board of
Trade room, 72S Higgins building, Los
Angeles, December II, 1913. Store
open for bidders inspection up to
date of sale. See me at store,
J. Nj. STRICKLER, Trustee.
Adv-194
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-12

A Smile Gratis
Equip your car with Goodrich tires
and get big happy smile. You buy
the tire, the smile goes with it. Tires
for all cars. with smiles for all faces,
at Stanley-De Blois Garage, Sixth and
State streets.-Adv. 1893
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-12
Enormous Price Reduction

Big reduction in the price of Lee
and Savage tires. We guarantee and
stand back of every tire. The only
complete line of tires in the valley.
Roy Norman & Co., Phone Main 81.
ADV.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-12

The finest diamond in the valley
at 1915. Diamond rings $3.50 up.
Elgin and Waltham watches-lowest
price in the valley. Expert watchmak-
ing. J. F. Lukenses22 Main St.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-12
Xmas Gifts for Children

Large assortment of tricycles. va
locipedes, automobiles, wagons and
push carts for the boys and girls at
the Valley Hardware Store, north side
of Main street. G. Watkins, Prop
Adv. 194
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-12

Coal, gas coke and wood. Full
measure, right price, prompt service.
The Feed and Fuel Yard, Phone TAI,
354 Olive avenue.-7-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-12

San Diego Auto Stage leaves Ore
gon hotel 500 a. m. daily. Fare $500.
Round trip $11.00.-Adv. eff
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-12
To Hold Bazaar

To Hold Bazaar
The ladies of the Episcopal Guild
will hold bazaar of fancy work and
cookery in the store room of E. w.
Snow on Main street, on Friday and
Saturday afternoons of this week.
Adv. 1872
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-12

Coal, gas coke and wood. Full
measure, right price, prompt service.
The Feed and Fuel Yard, Phone TAI,
354 Olive avenue.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-12

Lee Tires-Roy Norman & Co
Phone Main 91.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-12

Cash paid for clean cotton rags
Press office. t
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-12

Wood for sale. Ed Royce, Phone
123-W. #
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-12
ALL TORN UP


been well ld and wn fa and barley r soft rich
y @ % speaks % % % % 1t @ @
2e a2e s se s a @ h s = Ss 5000 % % % % @ SUIT % % % @
A HUMMER
FH wstrsd acres main
@ @ @ @ % terms
b
so @ I
% o ass Compelled ; Bs s has @ s sG s % @ @ to s d % Balance @ win ss
ysay ya VIII This % eseaona @ % % % % % splendid
Twoa and
s % % se%s s:s $ 'a IN % % %
in dh about
caa,ha ahc
% T want 2 my at t
$1,000 sehia - ' ~
Stat str etbudnss -
s s nice lot good locality Modern
% Two houses %esandd % se@ner in - -
@ s$ - sss nc"
md py Mw % % Ra I this df V five o r k 5 na g sp %
Ian
j. q. DELOZIER, Realty yls s'f M. ass s%.t sss. Broker
HARRY W. KROTZ, Asst Mgr
t of
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-12

Best equipped and most careful
piano mover. Ed Royce Transfer. If
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-12

We move the earth or anything on
it. ED. ROYCE TRANSFER. Phone
136W. #
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-12

The best alarm clock in United
States, Seth Thomas makers, guaran-
teen two years. J. F. Lukens, 522
Main St.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-12

w. II. Ladrost, Chula Vista; William
Schroff, Seeley.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-12

Paid Tayes-The Southern Pacific
railroad today paid its irrigation dis
trict assessment of $3400.
y " y
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-12

Marriage License Issued - The
county clerks office has issued the
following marriage licenses: To
George w. Boyd, 25, and Julia E.
Trimble, 18, both residents of Halt
vile; and to Carl P. Terrass, %, and
Georgia E. Pankhurst, %, both resi-
dents of Los Angeles.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-19

Nor oe 3 @naueasr saHmeI. @eIiias
net urre benaes aRiaeel
@aa bi enb raco Smerte briuge.
,Si1re &enner. Dor, TarneI,
&iSlet itol Der atm iIisae
81 @oNsog Ill Gin oa Spri.
.. 8. Sier.
Surfe. %i$., 10Ne Sept, 1913.
%or firre @ober % 9eSfeu,orer.
@rS. 6Gee NJ. 0ange. nfaiI Ter en-
loIig % title 9eo ben 25oc Ar9nit
1913, eiter ca Rnareos Spgeieie al
GIherbonlsipn9beS, S412 Gar % %
Gage gantmeI.
6un uopouorebe meo fin RonN.
@lifteI u. Saupe, o9 8eru fra GrdaSnI,
0ribeseiD RreitesirIb. ! 1889 % boiate
te zig / @inser, Mirn., hoor Dc bpeoc
pan lin Sarm inptil i'm Goo. 0eubes
gFauo oobe for fsmten Nar iiocn, 6ln
efierloeer iia cite @srn, iom ale pnr
tiliteoe neo henoeS @narc. SO Scrues
bern % 80 @prneberps @rrn.
0enheS @sra er isIgeupe: 0nIpor
W. 6uu8e, Nerc Or 6auee, Mrs. ".
@rao, Mrs 6. Non,me. YRS. q. 8ict.
ale al @9iugcr; MrS, s.. Sale "a
Mrs. g. Sale al GIimnr, Minu.. ian1t
@rs. 8. @ropeu al Rentur. @inn.
9tu aIorie mer nj bere fnor sin stents
me.
4aa oenne Sioe 2eoeus SIpb % gsrap.
@ten irnt for @Irbe. Mor. naar hi
IiaI .meheS hienmc
Bag 9eo % @rnp pen Guigbeoen5 6ap.
ia iiaI vi nIorig titles. oIbria ~iaUnes,
2e tirre, iom Dor 6errc gou big der.
en- Seu % Soiter 10, bu bar alt fups
net.
Sc bar alt IGnge bentet paa Nig Der.
6arpeI hn MSor, ct berIist @ieuinn
hjemmc,
Naor Wnse. @ern % SINgt bar opers
itrebet 3eoeus Sal.
On Iibeu SmnO. ina er hi ale iremme
5 epig 6reb, / 6inleus Srpoeiol.
Mrs. 8. @roben.
"Sta1sinnpen" beoes obtaae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-19

Ee.rl.ua bar melet pelgisrenoe
afisrenoe Gaenifaber. Ser uoIeoner
iaaoanne S%ilitanoe. Tets it%urfenoe
,yngreoienier sieuopIiper Spltemet
o. iualeoes btinqe5 ogian Nauen Ill
at q~ienoptaae I'M normnle 6itrftion.
9}r. STILES griaring er iPrliJ
iutereeiunt pau oeirne lio al aaret,
ioroi oerueo plies oen nGre Sorbiu.
0elie. ser er meIeu heroes SpRf.
teiie "a en- iorisInt Jortielelie,
Re ri ia ifuloe til ollie SiSer hol.
oes / &Ienmef, iad er Eorfislei'e
peo lin ierite Sretttrpoen tunoe BE-.
banoles prompt eg meo Selo. Gettc
iparer oite 5Io M Genge, og bou0
ser er al emo ltsrre &iqtigbeo, Ell
bel Gel 9ho@froit.
Mr. S}iiile. al 75S Gidltenbein
2tpe.. Eortlano. IRE. i%frIper: Sea
har ilut0et Ee.rt-ua or u1re Den
mertpPr0lglte Meoletn Ior @lellop'
buagelie al Sullemet o. ior az BEL
bre0c 0oite o. 6Orfislelie.
Sea tog Sen / lire Tiger, oa lea
ior idd MaaHeeer iioeu d belt neos
bruot uerpeS ca ipRtfet. on Dem
gicnopretteoe hurtIa min &elbreo.
Sea bar Den alto paa NaonoeH.
Oh noAle iaa Cons pIl helhreee en-
So~rtislelie om Gen tages itloe.
Il 8erloner. Der itte lnnes ON
Meoieiner i iipeeHoe Sornl. fan M
erboloe Iesrn-na Eabletter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-19
Srn Sticf 9iiper 7saGs, Wlinn.

WeS BET ianrne iee Ienber min 9es
falling for Ylabet, oil leg benbtte Nrs
leoniusen % Tribe noeIe> Orb ON Sis
hers Sang berrunot chief Tiper. Sa,
bet bar p9ret en- meget tsr CONNER.
men ali9epeI bar Sarn1eren eanife goot
Gar poa ale SIass Grsoe. Ser /
9ben er mssen grbeibsryreIie. ibet
mango npe SuIe bbeges til enboer Sio
% Sagmslen briJes meb fuIb Rraft,
beiti9ffieenee 800 Wtanh, % 90. Sag
lsn betoles, men iaa er oct bprt at
lcne, ibet ode INSTRUMENTATION er
bsi SriS. Seq taller SIaoet for bet
%forsan9ne Gar os enifer bet 2ptte i
bet fonnrnenoe. %9r billet ale Slaoets
SGiere os 9labets TerionaIe.
9. Seperiun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-19
Yaeifcfufens Tanaeres ~cica
Scrtb gtafi.a, Ssnibtuatpn.

com uoliaere oplnt Ri1Seue holSs
&%atifcfnitcns S~augeror5uno III 5reo
ne Spofanc. 99did. Sen 30ie 9uQllit
til lite zcptember. Br Seu5 Sohu
ION, Tom er Gmriqraiior5ageut FOR y.
Y H r., hdpce orouet Del iad. at
5auatue og here's &enUcr IRA @uaet
Souno ca Cmcgu ut Ct GrrIlrru i'm
Senirle III Spotunr. n 3prfh 9d;intd
Commercial club Mt hege. II Der ifloe
tprmc a.euHenJ ber ieG maroe AZ rort
eauos tspite HDraers ira Vancouver.
Silunna. 5ilurpur. epereft. Tacoma.
Seatlle, g6eroeen p.i.p snifeoe oe %
Iaa al bligt brorsl Deo et Berg Tra
Sem. Ge c~leqraierte oerior itrnr til
5augerue ga oeres 9enuer en- Snbbps
belle ON az itaHie her Ill gioAss pda
@iernemreiien.
Suobneelicn b!eu autaaer meo Sas.
ca Grtratoqct autom nj &0rtb Ylatina
III. , e~frermieoag. en- Delegation ira
Commercial Glub on Raitor Selection
mar a SinuoHen Ter ~ mootdse
6,iaiferne. 3nu itpre0e a1IrIeH MOB
Commercial 6utel. hpor en- 1875 bleu
buot SGDe uso en- "a0Iet ! gld!onIa"
&ieSag. Zanaerue bleu ltrar idn
Qrebue al zen uurnie @le'tirIleo %
eauoeis StisnlRo. at Dc iiemIe ~ pt
oette 9au0et".
Gr. / 9e5lie Iieute ioaI "Sodits
mdrer~. 0du enneoe aae pelfom
men. GAN idaoe. IL 3oub 9atnna
oeu ienete Elo bauSe bupr zen 9ere
al moerboloe i0m @ieiler manage @itus
nemretienoe ul m iiep CT %urti al Sis
Ocui!a6smpno ira euruna. men dlNrie
isr bauoe &c baot oen sere al uuoers
bolse et 5anqerforbHno Gemae Seles
Cation gar BEN men sempuise al ale.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-19

mine asiiitereibe Sasa'fripere bill ialnle
90 ienhe mig Iaa me9et 'om muliet al
hisIe 'aapeIiom SettIementers 6lltprier.
@aa M til bisie samle, for be DIR, %
iaa oeres Siitorie mems ret CT Sio.
Snart fan oei pore for tent. Settle er
8rtnbIneet, hoorpaa 6n~liin9laget er
tpgect. 2nh p5 oa faa Spegemnterius
let. SeuIisit
Spbn n. Sobnleu t@uIsui9).
SdlinalaQet5 SaaditriOer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-19
Sra Sane, &orse.

Wt bar oper belle IeItIanbet hapt ct
I%dngnarigt fert 4eirla9, belt iiben for
Yinie oe Iise til 21be Mugu;. Idnbs
manselen bar peret icIenSe for mango
ps for mango bIeo SsapIen liben, ibet
Inn entelte ff Ell mibbeIs Spbsit. Gf
Eoteter bIir Der ct 0tibbclsoar; Ell Iaas
ban 2erie bar pi life bnpt Iiben 1889.
Storthingsmnnb @. W. 9ib er braset
pda Ser,creiie til Gmerifu for at beiege
Slegt og @enner Der. 6an ceter at
penbe tiIbasc men "gersensfiorb" paa
fin ferite Snr, ioet ban iibit / OCTOBER
ifol inb til &riitianiu for at beltase
&omttemeoe.
Sarmeren gngpaIh @erner fra Ss>
fan, Soma, meb 9uitrn os 2 gsrn bar
/ CONNER beisst line goraIbre / @or>
ge. Son bros tiIbaee 24he Snli, etter
at babe tilbrdgt Sontmeren pda Sop
Sane, % BET I ct 'traalebne Sonuner1
peir uben en- Megnbraabe.
Nleb @lettricitetsberfet | Sane eudr
BET fort irempper. Ser foretages mi
Snipettion at Sunnelen; hoorfor belle
S~tenebaaDet err ~ubtappet. &raftltatipz
men er irroig iii Ronterins % be fleIte
at 2eSning5nettene er opiat. Ser bri>
beg MI paa meb SetunbRrltnierne.
gIe,triferne / Bergen b9r bet tranelt
n,eb Snol9ening hos @ilaeiere og
G'aarbbrusere, men NnIasset fommer
neppe iitanb fer SuI. Sane somnune
bar mi facet &oniesiion paa I%nlesget.
Ss &pmmrinc boloer oaiaa pau meb at
anifaffe e~leftriIt araft for Chs oa Sns
buitri. &ruften taaes fra @aariano
paa heiipnnbt 2ebnile- til Sscren.
Sbng fiji Witbhn Scgn / Sane lin
rite Brett, Sismanbspre't Sasmer 9ahl
fra antiuerpeu, Ell mcset obstig @cnS.
:. o. Sborhiernien, .
Scope Sta. pr. Bergen, 23oeaus. 10.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-19
,Sra Spmcitea6, %. Eaf

Nl itnar Snobsitnin9en for 9sren,
% Narnrernc PED mart bbpr meget be
bar for tit Commemorative. Ser pan
GiIuer Yrairie. pg forreiten / belle
Rihlano gounth er IpIu1gen rleset
Dob. alt giner riaeligt % ale er fpr>
neiebe. @ianse faar mere enc De ban@
De pentet. @aiieh iuin insen trpeoe
bilbe blibe ill noaet iaar, er n9'ten
mooen, ca mango bar Iaet zig til Seo.
vi tor Iiee, al BET CT bebre, eno Oct
bar poret for mango Nar tiIbase.
Scribe baa Siluer Yruirie bar Nore
rterre oaiaa en- @ulbmine | 4~reatnrer
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aoSe Sapneganae. Sfnoe at life Here
nprife Splt fpmnter berllb for enten al
fisbe 2anb elIer osina ON &c bare nilpe
rente Ell Sarm. Otter oie Werfer at
hsutne bar hi en- ghloen Sren1tio for
% her, od alt pprer iaa froeIgt %
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grerb. Wen her er o9'nn ct Stee,
htpr en- 9ottpr life bar me9et at gIere
tbi / bette Stree er Sh9oom al logerl
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traotes ipm ct al De iunbe'te Steber i
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pper igjen. Gangs Sbepennes 6iooen
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man fife; pilb Srust bar ri o9iaa
nleget al.
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bill bebe ON. at ale 9auinger, Ionl
enbnm life bar eipet til Soltegdpen til
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&jare | Sutommelle, at ri pgiaa bar
giort BET sobt, % at Ri M er bebre
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finger fra nar % fern om at ieuoe
mig i'm periouIise 5iftorie. FAINT a.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-28
SOME TALL SHOOTING.
Ed Ford Kills 06 Out of 100 Birds
at Analostan Tourney.

Twenty-six marksmen faced the traps
yesterday afternoon at the weekly shoot
Of the Analostan Gun Club on the East
ern branch range near Benning bridge,
and considering that a strong breeze
swept the range that made shooting very
difficult splendid scores were made.
Z. w. Ford was high gum when he
made wonderful score of 9G broken
targets out of 100. He missed only one
bird out Of his last fifty. Ford started
off with fourteen out Of the first fifteen
shots, and in the next lost two out OF
the same number. In the third and
sixth events he broke twenty straight.
His scores follow:
Shot at 10 - 90 l. 15 20-100
Broke IL Ii 20 ID IA 10 96
DIR. L. S. Ford took second honors, as
he smashed 81 saucers out of ION, while
A. 3. Stinc got ~ out of 100. Ford
killed sixteen birds out of twenty in the
third event and in the last frame got
eighteen out of the same number. Ford's
scores follow:
Shot at Is 10 20 Is Is 2O-1OO
Broke ........ Is II Ii Il ID 1S- u
T.. H. Henderson, a visitor, managed to
bi ing down 1914 myers Qua of $50, while
George W. Peek, n. finished with per-
centage of IS. having broken forty-rour
saucers out OF fifty. Miles Taylor got
forty out of ov The official scores: