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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-10-11
Navy Props Down High School.

The football team of Professor
Werntz's Naval Academy Preparatory
School won from the eleven of An
napolis High School on the st. john 5
College grounds yesterday afternoon
by score of Il to 0.
Though greatly outweighed by the
Props, the High School lads played a
plucky game throughout. The would
be middies scored three touchdowns
as the result of forward passes, and
kicked the three goals.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-10-11
QUO VADIS.
Original s Reel Production at the
Colonial Theatre.

Manager Irons announces the date
of Quo Vadis, the original eight-reel
Kleine production that made such a
run in Baltimore, a production cost
ing over $3.50, 600 to make. 1t Will
play here three days only, October rs,
"a and %. Do not confuse this won
derul production with others OF the
same name. 1t is the same photo
drama as produced at the Asto r
Theatre, New York, and will be
shown exclusively at the Colonial.
Watch The Capital and big bill
boards. Ii will be billed like circus.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-10-11
SNAPSHOTS

-Muggy.
Wishing.
Oysters now.
October humid.
Did you register?
Pumpkins getting fine.
Sunday Columbus Day.
Thanksgiving is next stop.
Harrington for Comptroller.
Nov get ready and vote for Lee.
Unfortunately the man higher up
ism I Away worthy of his hire.
MANY fortune has been dissipated
that had no particularly bad habits.
E Free Bible Lecture-At the Col
onial Theatre, Sunday, 7.45 p m, in
stead of the K. of 2. Hall as previous
ly announced 1t. olO
1t is quite possible for fellow to
lose his head without being decapitat-
ed.
1t isn't so easy for the average
woman to blush as it is to lose her
color.
When a mans life is truly an open
book, it takes more than Death to
close it.
1t is much better for young man
to think seriously of matrimony than
to regard it as joke.
OF course, there is more than one
good reason why the matchmaking
mamma should be called Mater.
1t all right to make a good begin
ming, but at the same time the world is
full of good starters.
taS~ Free Bible Lecture AT the Col
onial Theatre, Sunday, IDS p. m. in
stead of the X. of p. Hall as previous
w announced. 2tOl0
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-10-11
TRANSFERS
IN CITY AND COUNTY
Valuable Real Estate in Anne
Arundel Changes Hands.
DEEDS RECORDED In COURT.
Pref. Alden Buys Lot at "Wardour"
Estate.

During tn past week the following
pieces of property in Anne Arundel
county have been bought and sold
and deeds for same recorded:
James A. Cole and wife have trans
ferred to Seth H. Linthicum 50 acres
on the Donaldson's Bridge Road.
Con. SIS, etc.
Seth II. Linthicum and wife have
transferred to James A. Cole and
wife "a acres on the Donaldson's
Bridge Road. Con. IS, etc.
John C. Leonard and others have
transferred to Harry c. Mullikin 5
acres near Woodwardsville. Con.
So. etc.
John Ryan and wife have transfer
red to John C. Leonard 800 acres in
the county. Con. IS, etc.
Bruner r. Anderson has transfer
red to William H. Duckett and wife
4 acres 10 the county. Con. So, etc.
Daniel R. Randall, trustee, has
transferred to w. Me ade Holiday
a lot at Eastport. Con. S, etc.
Edward Y Mitchell and wife have
transit erred TO Genoa Pitts and wife
lot on the Hawkins Point Curtis
Bay Road. Con. $40, etc.
Catherine A. Moque has transfer
red to John c. Flemming and wife 40
scres at Gambrills Station. Con.
$40, etc.
Sarah C. Glenn and others have
transferred to James j. Doyle and
others so acres in the Fourth district,
near Gambrills. Con. So, etc.
Oregon Nutwell has transferred to
Rosa Nutwell three small tracts in
the Eighth district. Con. $40, etc.
Jacob Sable and wife havs trans
ferred to the Merchants Realty Com
pany lot at Eastport. Con. 81, etc.
The Merchants Realty Company
has transferred to Catherine T.
Wisner lot at Eastport. Con. 81,
etc.
The Farmers National Bank has
transferred to William A. Alton a lot
at Cove of Cork, in the Second district.
Con. S24S.
Thomas Spranklin and wife have
transferred to Elizabeth A. Labrot
one acre at Spranklin's Wharf, in the
Third district. Con. IS, etc.
Oregon Brooks and others have
transferrtd to John r.. Weaver one
fourth acre in the Fifth district.
Con. $3.50.
Shepherd G.. Mulhe has transfer
red to Enoch Harlon l54 lots at Fair
field. Con. S., etc.
Elizabeth Cuttings has transferred
to Carroll l.. Alden and wife lot
at Wardour. Con. $40, etc.
Emma v. Lyman and husband have
transferred to John Herget, Jr and
wife a lot at Homeland Park. Con.
sic, etc.
Vaclar Werner and wife have
transferred to Albert Schnell two
lots at South Baltimore. Con.s5, etc
Adeline B. Randall has transferred
to r ,saIie C. Hood a house and lot
on State Circle, this city. Con.
Sc, 500.
Edward Fuches has transferred to
John Brown So acres in the Fourth
district. Con. 81, etc.
Nicholas II. Green, assignee, has
transferred to Frederick G. Gelhaus
a lot in the Second district. Con. So,
etc.
Joseph Irving Bird and others have
transferred to Joseph G. Bird, Jr.,
1872 acres in the First district.
Con $40, etc.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-10-11
Marines and Sailors PLAY Away.

The football teams Of marines sta
tioAed at the Naval Academy Bar
racks, and the hluejackets Of the sta
ton ship Reina Mercedes, at the
Academy both are playing away from
home today.
N Both Il ans journeyed to Baltimore,
the Marines TO line up against the
Cross Country eleven, while the
strong sailors eleven will meet the
Mount Washington Athletic Club.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-10-11
The Lyric

Pictures TO be shown at The Lyric
Theatre tonight are Reliance film, a
great Italian drama with Marcia
Roma as the lead, story of love and
romance. A Majestic, a great com
edy. 1.-The Mighty Hunter. " This IL
one of the sidesplitters. Thanhauser,
one of Thanhauser's great pictures,
stWhen the Darkness Came" This
is great story from beginning to
and. There will be more good COM
edv for the fourth picture.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-10-11
Cloudy; Cooler.

WAsHIseroN, Oct, II. - A "a
For Maryland Cloudy foaight and
snnda, probably showers: cooler Sun
Chief Of WeAther Bureua
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-10-11
Beware of 0lntments for Catarfh That
Contain Mercury.

as mercury viii surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces. Such PARTICLES
should never be. used except on pre-
scriDtions frem reputable physieians,
as Che damage they viii do IS ten foid
to the good you can possibly derive from
fbem Halls Catarrh Cure manu-
featured by F. j. Cheney 81 Co, Toledo,
o. contains no mercury, and is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the svs-
TEN. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure
be sure you get the genuine. Ii is
taken internally and made n Ioieoo,
Ohio. by +. J. Cheney & co. Testimo-
malls free.
Sold by Druggists. Price Zoe. PEI
bottle.
Take Halls Famils Pills for consii'
patton.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-10-11

w-Pastor E. w. Brenneisen-At tbs
Colonial Theatre, Sunday 7.45 p. M. in
stead of the K. Of p. Hall as previous
~ announced zeon
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
2uppcirloer. 9lobet ,Mottefien=

2uppcirlber. 9looet ,Mottefien=
0en", Scr CT Organ for "6orenin=
gen til loporonet ltorpo0elia al
&otter", naen lom ogiaa ics at il1=
teresierc Jig for "copper", pmtaler /
lio1te Summer / begejltreoe ltotrpf
Ell npopi,noen 2oppefeloc. Den
heltoar, beo0er set, al ct Srelnn1.=
nGrf al 8an1busrgr al eli 6ingerS $
9rn9oe. 6eloen cit inil0t noifaa-
ret laoleoes, at Ser ct iaa fri Mo=
gang til Set inopen0ige 1on1 ml1ligt.
@dret er peo Ell 9fi1a l,opioet
pao sHiotel1, oa igjennem bele &s<
rets 9eneoe gaar cit 4in6, ser fnn
toges uo for at paoin1eres ct fleb=
riat Stof og otter anbringcs og
faitlfrues 8ambusrgret.
Soooanne imaa slpparater fan
l9gge5 1lnellellt Sel1getlPDer1te,
11ber at sis le fan fpn1me til at be-
rere Hinoen ne0 Set fl9brige Stof
og far niit Jig a1eget praftilfe. @n
slmerifancr bar MI taget Geroc,15=
batent poo oelme lille 69l0e, o.
bans Gnietl1ilrg- til @i1ra og ST.
pan ifal pere ganife forblpffenbe
ftor.
2opperne fan iiobe li9e lao tot
on1 6en flebrise Ni1o i &bret ioui
6luerne pao 6luepapiret en- bornl
&ugl,lt6ag, ilutter 8eretuiuge11; meu
cm Set CT 9feoaftione11s pribatc
Senge, at 6isie @rfaringer er giort,
Itoar ser life noget ont.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02

oa Ser fun itaar abin6er / &ope0-
bcltpreliel1 bor toe piit, at Sc tarl
blGlpe Jig felp.
Eolitilf bar altiaa 5piterlamil1n-
Gets Sanmenillltning naaet fren1
til Ell iioeor6net Stilling mes 8ro-
6erinmfun6ets SornmenlIutning.
Iilbage ltoor oa Ell Samn1snlutning
at 8rooer= pg Selterianlil1tbet lom
Set e1leite rimelige &eiultat al 0en=
ne &pinoernes aare3unge til 9els
ltbepiolte 9lgitation for Selpbep-
oelie % Sioeltilling mes Manoen
Ii 2ipspGr0i, i ltille &rotelt in1oo
Sen Eanfe, at life &pinoens 2ips-
|gjernilrg ifl1Ioe bore al lige iaa
| ltor &Grbi iom Man0ens. Gn iaa.
bon Sammenillltniug biloe meme
ell itpr 8ciparelle al s(r6ej0e, 1io
og &rufter. @lan pilbe blipe iltan0
til at toge fatiu Del / &ulturarbei,
Set set 0anife Mmcrifo, iaale6es
JONI 8rooerianfru1Oet fra Sis til
an6en far bapt Set pna lit Gro-
grum, men elloltll ol6rtg fgrt n6 |
Girtelig6eben. = MGno og &pin=
Ser / Samarbej6e, Set CT sS6ealet.
Me,,o oa @pinoer iattes ino / 81.
bet for unoer olle oets SSorbolb at
hringe Set meltei l,6 al 9inet, gjere
set ifient og in1,1ft for binon0en.
Mano % 8pil1Oer tiliammen CT %
lfol pere Ger0eltSfultl,rcns 8Grere.
&un / Tnllesifab fon Sc bore ling,
oommen frem ua!biem - bol6e Sen
|folt = uocu l1naoon i,raen 6ren1-
It's, uoen 6rer1tio boobIss Sag!
@ro0er ng spitcr 6orenineens
6renti6 = iaa pei loll1 Sen 6a,1lf.
oncrifonife Soas 6renltio set belle
taget = ligger sjelnt. Nien ling
oonunen uil frnte btpres frem %
bol6es ioit, mar oanife M9no og
&pinocr barer, Soealets sSane iaa
lgjt, at l1ngoomnen maa bsje Jig /
@eiogtelie og lloa 6elae. Maatte
oonlfe @rn6 % &pinocr / bort
fjrre e(n1erifa ion iSoreningsmeb=
lc1nn1er, ion @irfemeolemmer ellcr
iom eniolnme enfeltc sen itore il1o=
panorcoe 6lof prre Jig 9lniporet
for 6onif=omerifanlf &ultlsr bepiolt,
ioole6es ioln benne poo forlfjellig
Maaoe ptrcr fig fra 9iterts banife
&olouicr pcs sft(o1ten til Golifpr=
11io - 6erl,oe peo set ltore itille
@oo.
(Mettbeo g. Matbialen / rMor6=
Ipiet".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
9ann,arf!

Gcriom nogen ogter at rejie til
onmarf MI 6oroaret, n1e6 Scan.
6inapion=Mmerican Sine, og pnifer
at reiie Selifab me6 Sons SOL
en- Senie,1, ber oa iaa penlig at
enoe mig ct Har Sr6 itrafs.
@6resie:: 31S 14tb Ctr, M'ilmau.
tee, @is.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
Sfibsiartcn sjcnncn &anamafa=

Sfibsiartcn sjennem &anamafa=
nalcn br,roc pnre fri og aaben for
allie pg bl,roe oripes mes lige gil=
foor for ollc. 9ettc CT ct ltort 5D1
pao Sage11 bporom alle 9eationer
til bore enige." 9ette u6ta!te
@regers Grant Stif iftomtman6 |
@omor Stift og ftp. norlf Stats=
niniiter, etc., cit Gale forleoen
be6 Nobnil1gen al Set mnarifanlfe
Sellfob for International 9fets IN
ben6e oorlige Mpoe / @albin9ton.
5on fom ber poa lin &egierings
&egne u6eluffet6e for at 0refte i1t<
ternationale S11teresier / Gorbinoel<
ie mes slfgjerelien al @pergsmaalet
9lfgifter pe6 Eonon1afanalen. @an
fremb9pe6e 1t9rft, at 3piltelt mel
lent Sc Iore1le6e Stater og Stor>
britannien ONT fri @onalafgift bar
ct posien6e Spergsmaal for Golo>
9iftsfian6elie Silfpl6e af, at 81
plomati iffe flore6e set, og anbefa-
Ieoe at be1biie Saeen til &olo-
gifts0omltolen / @aag. 6an erfl9=
rebe, at @opet er frit for olle Na<
tioner. enten Sc par itore eller intaa,
% paa lige 8aiis, og at en SSn6-
Hrenfni,1g l16gbelien al 6enne
&et bar 11gjgrlig.
r9a leg nerer en- 1neget bsi Me-
ming ON 6en1, ser ltaar / 5pi61en
for 6e 5Sore11e6e Stoters StprelIe,
bor jeg ingen Sbibl ont, at Sen Mf-
gjdrelle, bbortil Sc 6orene6e 6tater
bill fom1ne, bill bore / OberensIten1.
meIie mes Sc opbbie6e SDnsnnaa-
Ser, ion1 @er6en bar b9ret bant til
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02

gerbensnoitillins aabnct. Song
gilbert al 8elgien aobneoc oen it,
ternationale l16ltilling @enf Bel,
glen, 0en 26. 9lpril. &ongen bar
leoia9et al Dronnin9 Gliaabetb og
oeres eI6ite SIN, Grins 2eopol0.
Set fongelige selifob beioa beIe
l(olttllingen.
Sabroe / 'Sperige. Maabp Op-
orageliesanitolt be6 2un6 Sloane
bar fornplig ififtet 1Sorltanoer. Mar-
iagen er, at 6anif lolfetingsman6
Sabroe efter beo ct 8eisg at babe
operbebiit fig ON MnitoItens Soar.
lige 6orbolo, bar ongrebet Sen 3d.
pnrenoe Soriton6er, &r. sSog, 6ers
/ &resien, 6els giennem social6e,
mofrotiet 2un6.
Sabroe bill forelegge en- Sci of
fin @irfiombe6 til Sberige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
anlat.nft.

Snsen &ense. Gro0s olle sln-
ltrengelier er Set life lpffeoes Sen
tprfiife &ceiering at faa &euge fra
nogen SIDE. sllle Banter n9gter
at laanc Sen &en9e, fgr 6reoe1 er
i1nttet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
@rpbrefolfeme.


slbert slrpeieboug, ben be.
f)en0te norife Sanger, afgif fornp=
Zig pe0 9poen Eortlano, Sre.
= Sire 9ern foote's omboro pao
Scandinavian 9(mericon 9iniens
0ompcr ~ltniteo Stotes" poa ben-
mes li0ite 9feiie til &riltia1ia.
= 6uloa @orborg forla6cr 9'or=
ge SEN 16. Mai meo v@ellig Olap"
for at pere tiliteoe peo slfilgringerr
of Soar slaien @fonun1entet
@ioorb,ao, Mi1n., / slni.
ltnocr Cpboloet Seem gorf pil
bun pere billie til at afbol6e ct el<
fer to iSoreorag ON efterfplgenbe
@nner:: /. Sslano; 2. 9serderne
8. sangoanie og 1orlf 6olfeoigt=
ming; 4. 9forife Bpgoeoraater og
9ltsfli0; 5. &ol,siealt. Sc fire ''fgr=
ite le6iages al 2psbille0er.
Gen norlfe Asrelt Slaf Wia=
tbiion bar foretaget en- iSootnr
tpnrsoper belle 2on6et lige fra
Son lral1cisco til Seem Dorf. Sol1
Dar peret s @foone0er 11noerpeis pg
ct beblte @elgaae11be. @an er
fe6t i @e0rl,m @rniteainlo peo
oarbif 1869 og CT no0onnet iom
&relt fer / 2o1,6et.
- 9forlf 9(mtlnano @rom meo
1Srlte anfom 6e,t %. 9(pril ne6
~Ernli0ent 9incoln" til Seem Dprf
og tog tn6 paa @otel &anoerbilt.
San ofreiltc allereoe neite Goa til
@aibinaton, bpor ban ifal oeltaae
/ ct Meoe / 9lmericon Societp Of
ssnter1ationol 2am oneooel1be Sni=
lten1aalet 1nellem1 Sc. iSoreneoe Sto=
ter % Gnglan0 pe6rdrenbe Noaa.
mafanalen og 0ertil fnptteoc
Sbgrgsmaal.
s(mtmono Gram, font ogioo ct
Tor Gonge bar neret norif stots-
minilter / Stocfbolm. anles iom CT
al @uropos 1ter1te &etsl9r0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
Sort fprtalt.

- I'll Grpit og Suipalelie for
allie republitanlte $oltmeltre bar
&oitlneiter @eneral 8urleion be-
lte1nt, at Sc ifal faa uotjene lin
T11nftionstio.
De rige @uloaarer ner sll=
bipn, Bnlbnataba County Sflabo-
mo- efsiiterer nof bore 6antalien
ifplge Meooelelie fra set geologilfe
&ontor / @oibington.
S Staten SSai6ington blep
ser / 1912 bugget og iapet 4,760,=
100000 Io0 Gennler. @feo Sern=
bone toiter l;Sragten $24.75 pr.
1000 6oo til 9felp Dorf. Soar
Ganmlafonalen b!iu,r fnr0ig, pil
oetfplte So 6ppejen.
= S 9felp Dorf lfal bpa9es ct
nyt Gpurtbus til ct &olten0e al
$10,000,000. Sp9ningen pil opffe
en 6labe al 100000 &pooratfoo.
Sen bliuer 200 500 bsj 500 SOD
/ 0ialneter og pil blipe rltn6 iom
ct ganmelt rnmerlf 56cater.
= 9iegieringe1 far tabt iin Sag
moo gilbert 6. Irolt % fire a1ore
@rl1n0lnagere al slolfa Central
Saner, ion1 bar onflaget for peo
Sanmenrottelie at bape idgt at til
beuoe Jig &ullejer ion1 nar pgro
Millioner Collars.
= sSfplge NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tets 8eretning ltoo Sinterbpeoen
SEN lite 9lpril OIL Brocent inoo
SO.6 Erpcel}t 6clt lite. slpril 1912.
eeSSfjor blep ltobpttet 400,000,000
% lrt pe11tes 563, 100000
@nibcls: s 1908 fifsoi 43a,ooo,-
900 @nibcfs Sen ltprlte s4ffait-
ming / 2ouoets Siltorie.
sSocob i5,1rtb, Sornano 81
reftioncn ior Seottle 9fotioral
@onf og Gbef for Sc forifiellige ST.
Iioler al Stpne ans @eblter Cont
ponD / SpstuL .er fl,uoct ifploig /
at bope biitoaet @illio,n 6. Scbricf=
Ter, Yruli6cnt cit prtpat 5tots=
bonf / Ga Gonnor, 9Solb., nleo at
erDoloc 9Snblfr0, efter at 8anfe1
bar inlolnent.
Grnliocl,t @ilion bor, liocn
bou opertpg 9SrUiiocl1te,nbebet, moo
tagct utolligc |rcienter, bporaf
nogle n1cget pnrbifltl0c. Gn Stof
mco @ulofl1ap bite Jig, ga &na{'pen
oflfrl,cocs, at il1bebplbe CIT elnleg=
ring ON Ell Eoltn,elterbcl ltilling.
@ir. @ilion er imiolertio al Sen
elniflrelle, at @rnlioenten / Sc sSor=
enebc Stotcr life ber mootogc Ere<
ienter og bor retl,rneret Sem ollc
uben l1notogelie til 9lflenoerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
Gfnfiebc @mlbipscrc. Seattle s.

%. slpril. Sfufieoe Sfjerpere
renoer iii tilbage til 9ltlin 9. g..
fra 2afe 9eslin 9iitriftet, bpprtil
EFT Mnng6e orog for to Mlaaneoer
lioe'1 oo Get rpgte6es ON rige @ulo=
fl1no Ser. sSntet @ulo fonotes imio-
lertio, men enfelte 5fierpere tror
bog, at ipitemattif Sfjerping
CONNER pil treffe reg11i11gsioarel1.
6e @ul6f 6forefon1iter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02


at laa11c Sen Ben9e, fpr 6reoen er
1luttet.
Der brmgcr 2ig ira n9lten bper
cneitc 1eleerafltoIpe paa cit Strpf-
ming al so Mil langs Mericun Gen.
tral 8anen ipn6c11for @bibuabua,
Mericp, efter bpa6 onfonn1e 6lpgt-
hinge fon fortnlle. 8oa6e Sc So,
herale % Sc oprgrlfe Christopher
iiges at bape ta9et 9el i 6angernes
@cnrcttelle % icnere uoltillet oe
he6c &roppe til offentlig @eifuelie.
Song @eurgs pofitiifc Seitamen.
tc, Ser er ifrepet poo Ganif, oper-
irttes for Si6en al Song @onltan-
i'll poa @rGif o9 pil sen nnrl,1e~
lte 6rentib blipe oife1tliggjort.
Song @eorg inoleoer lit politi=
lfe Icltamel1te nteo 8eltemmelier
re0rereuoe bans @je,,6on1me;; Ser
,nGlt beoer ban fine 8prn olti6 bol-
Sc ian1mcn. Se,,ncl1ot til Song
&oultonti,1 ifripcr &ongen oerefter::
Gift sit fjrre lille Jnbrclan0 og
item set alti6. SAB 1illi0 til sit
fjere 6olf, ioa at sine 8rpore fpl-
ger sit @fsempel. Gernelt roooer
Song @eorg bon til at pere 1no=
Sig, mcn tilli9e taalmo6ig; tbi BON
hcrlfer oper ct ipbIonoif i5olf, bpis
Greoe og Srritabilitet let bIusier
op og ionr / ct iaa6ort 9ieblif fan
iiae og ejere Sing, ion ianoipn-
ligpis er 9lenrt 6en 11aite Tag. @el-
lere maa &ongen ofre Jig ielp, emo
tit Solf o6 fit 2ono. sssnteresien for
9onoet noa upre itnrfere hos boln
eno 11o9en onoen SntereSie.
&ongen be0er 6erneit &o11itantin
clfe ng beifptte fit fron1u1e Mo6er,
ra gipc fine 9arn cit il1no % en
arGlf 0p0rogelie; Sc bdr fren1for
cit bore @refcrc og il1tct on6et.
&onge1l i(utter 1neo at heoe Sem
ont Silgipclle, iom bon mnotte bope
9jort ltret, oa tiger, at fan bill
elife lin firre @ultru Olga til lit
iioltc 9lanoebrpt: San peliigner oIle
cg be6er @uo bepore Set eIIfcoe lille
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02

atretise @pitcr beper Jig So.
pan for S,1ofercIie al Sc europeiifa
Sfrifttegn = 8egltaper. 9e ia.
panife Sfrifttegn. CT meget il16pif-
leoe og er life alti0 tp0elige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
8lannt TannBu1r1n.

fpr Gn9lano, ifjel1feoe Set iuoen
lin slfrejie &400, Sen oanlfe 5tat
bber set aarliet $40, oen ,1orlfe
$50, o. s. 925, store 9forbilfe
GelesraiieIifab 92O, og besuoe.1
biorager mango gnfeltmenb blon0t
Ganlfe og 9eorffe / england. Sel-
ifobets 1ormano ct Selegraf6eitprer
t. ct. 9foro. / 2onoon, S. s. 6.
&ielien. @soa Eeuiio1sliiten ltaar
en- Snes trengen0e 9anife og gtor.
tie 6eropre, oesu6en 9ipes Ser ssslf-
legoper, Mao og 2ogis. 9eplig
bol6t man = efter pel oberltaae6e
1lobelte ltn6erltpttelier = Ell pellpf=
fct Miooog, bppr begge be to 2on=
hes Miniitre bar til Ste0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02

iyra Ganaba. Set CT blepet op=
Init, at Storpolitiferen 9iobert So
gers bar onerla6t en- al itne politi>
lfe Genner ct @on,elteob p9ro
$35O,00O % ner Eo1tfontoret
Eriuce 9lfbert for $40.
= Geb Eropinspalget 9(lberta
Sen 17oe 9(pril blep, ion1 man bap.
Sc pcntet, set Iiberole &9rti Set lei,
renoe meo cit il,bltontiel Mojoritet.
Gren1icr 5tifton ,ne'1er at set CIT,
ocliae @ei1,ltot pil gipc Sc liberale
omtrent 40 Elo6ie 2e9islaturen.
: Gen ifo10inobiife 8efolfni,1gs
&9flt &ancoubcr i Sc 9or it6lte
Ndr er iterre, ems 1nalt / Mlmin6e.
llgbe6 bar nogen 9lnelie ONT.
Ei1 9lml,noiens 5ore6rag ioIetes
@iIletter til ct 8eleb al $2,100,
me6ens 8ilIetiolget Scottle,
@oi6., l,6gjor6e libt oper 81, 900.
= Grnnb Srltnf 8onel1 ifol bru.
ge $35,000,00O til 2ofontotiper,
&asiager- og @o6sbogne og alt an-
Set @ateriale ng6oen6igt for at
ietta Set itore 8aneipitem / &irf.
irmbeo peltre Canada.
Canadian Nortbern ffoI til ian-
me SormaaI BRUCE $50,00O,000.
- Megjeringen i Sttatpo bor IT'LL
let fig belbillie oberfor Hlnne1t om
at bpgge en- Sgr6of / Goncol1per, ef<
ter bpao ct Brep fra $. $. 5tepens
meo6eler.
= Hrince 92upert, 9. g., bar
mootoget set glgbelige 8u6lfab, at
Der / Sen nermeite 6remti6 ifa1
bpgges en- ubpre itor @lepator /
8pen. Gen lfol bp9ges 5airbiem,
og slrbei6et Fa1 paabegbn6es ON
tort Sis.
Gette betD6er, at 9srince &upert
bill blipe ben ferite al 4pitens 8per
til at eigre fig far6ig for at nob.
toge Sen itore @orntrofif, iom meo
8onomofanolens glabning fon1mer
It'll at gaa beitober.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
1urhuttnH

at ie Sc 6orenebe Stater anbefale
pg ubfere / 8rafits."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-07
AND STILL THEY COME.

Great impetus given to the annexation
movement by the adoption Of a resolution by
Post A, Travellers Protective association favor
ing liberal policy of annexation and urging
the city council to give the matter its careful
consideration.
Post A, T. P. A has membership of nearly
one thousand. The meeting held Saturday night
acted upon the resolution with a unanimity of
spirit which showed that those present were
heartily in favor of charging the city bounds
From this 1t may be assumed that the great
majority of the 908 members OF the association
wish the council to annex outlying territory
1t ia becoming more evident every day that
the majority of the people of Richmond are in
favor of making Richmond a larger, greater
and more progressive city by annexation of ter
ritory which is populated by Richmond people
and thus adding thosands to the city's popula.
tion Surely, the opponents of annexation in
the council must be impressed by this growing
sentiment and by the daily expression of It,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-07
CRIPPLED YOUTH
FALLS into CANAL
CLUTCHES WIRE CABLE AND
MANAGES TO HOLD ON IN
TIL HE Is RESCUED.

While walking along the bank Of
the canal near the city electric plant
yesterday morning, Esmond Reynolds.
sixteen years old, who is crippled with
a broken leg, lost his footing and fell
into ten feet of water. He clutched
at a wire cable which was swinging
near the edge as he fell. and managed
to hold himself above water until he
attracted the attention of the crew of
a passing freight train. The train
crew informed employees at the city
electric plant of the boys plight, and
several of them FASTENED to the scene.
Esmond was still ciinging 80 the
wire, though nearly numbed with the
cold and they drew him out without
much difficulty The city am bulance
was summoned, and k,smond was
treated by DIR. j. n. Williams. The
physician found the boy to be unin-
jured, though suffering much with
cold and wet and. at Esmond's re-
quest took him TO the City hospital
There he was dried and placed in a
warm cot, and was soon none the
worse for his icy plunge.
E.smond lives in the country not far
from Richmond, and is now stopping
with his uncle at 432 South Laurel
street. Sometime ago he broke his
left leg. and came here for treatment
His broken leg is in a plaster cast and
he uses crutches to walk, His crutChes
were recovered from the water.