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The daily sentinel., 1913-12-05
Many Write.

Many Write.
A number Of letters were written
today by local business men to Sen
ator Shafroth urging him to appro-
pirate 100000 out Of his next ap-
portionment to be added to the
present available funds for the con.
struction of the federal building.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-05

Postmaster Price has not yet re-
ceived the plans and specifications of
the new postoffice building. The ad-
vertisement for bids has been pub
lished. but no other announcement
has been made.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-05

two months had been In state of
coma. due to pressure of q cranial
growth on the brain cells.
His physicians decided some time
ago that an operation was useless,
and might hasten death.
Colonel Gatllard is survived by his
widow and Lieutenant David P. Gail
lard. U. s. A.. both of whom were at
his bedside when the end came.
Colonel Gaillard was born at Win
neboro, S. c., In 1853; graduated
from West Point In 1884, and since
that time has won many honors in
the engineering service.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-05

Associated Press.
Mexico City, Dec. 5.-The family
of Provisional President Huerta is
said to have gone secretly to Vera
Cruz on Nov. 80. They are living
quietly In that city, where their
presence was known to only few
intimate friends.
lily on that date on a special train
gave rise to the report that the presi-
dent himself had left Mexico City.
He boarded the special early in the
morning and accompanied his fam
lily as far as Texcoco. q few miles
out. returning later to the federal
capital In an automobile.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-05
GRAND VALLEY LAND OWNERS Reject
PROPOSAL TO ESTABLISH POWER PLANT
PHILADELPHIA HONORS
FINANCIAL PATRIOTS
Associated Press.

Philadelphia, Dec. 5.-Philadel-
phia is to give recognition to four OF
her sons who were known as 'finan-
cial patriots and who came to the
assistance of their country in four
wars. They are Robert Morris. who
finance the American Revolution;
Stephen Girard. who helped to keep
the nation in finances IN the War Of
1872; Enock Clark. who assisted in
financing the Mexican War, and Jay
Cooke, who was largely instrumental
in placing government loans in the
Civil War.
The city win honor their memory
by placing bust OF each in the city
hall.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-05
ARSON AND ACID.
SQUAD REVENGE
PAnkHU RST
Women Made Desperate by Ar
rest Of Leader; Burn and
Destroy.
MRS. PANKHURST COLLAPSES
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Exeter England. Dec. 5.-Mrs.
Emmeline Pankhurst, suffragette
leader. is said to be in a state of col
lapse. having started another hun
ger and thirst strike since her ar
rest on board the Majestic yesterday.
Associated Pres..
London. Dec. 5.-The threat of
militant suffragettes to resort to
violent methods OF revenge for the
arrest of their leader, Mrs. Emmeline
Pankhurst was put into effect this
morning with the destruction of
mansion near Glasgow.
Several attempts were made to
destroy letters by pouring acid into
mail boxes were made here and nu-
merous isolated cases of window
smashing are reported. Moreover, 1t
was said that the women had a plan
to do something sensational in
the next "a hours. and the police
everywhere kept a strict watch.
In the meantime Mrs. Pankhurst
remained in the Exeter jail. the au-
thorities not having decided to re-
move her to Holloway. She has
already commenced hunger strike"
Associated Press.
Glasgow, Dec. Fire today de-
stroyed the Kelly house. one OF the
finest mansions In the outlying sub
urbs of Glasgow. The fire was the
work OF an arson squad OF militant
suffragettes. and was set in revenge.
apparently. for the governments ar
rest of Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst
yesterday.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-05

under Premier Barthou was made
necessary by its defeat ON its finance
bin.
President Poincare afterward re-
quested Senator Jean Dupuy. for
mer minister. to undertake the task,
which he accepted Professionally.
pending consultation with his polit-
ical friends.
Mrs. Norlin is again located at her
home at 424 North Fifth street.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-05
WILL
FALL BEFORE
VILLA
Troops Marching on City, Retu-
gees Flee TO Get Under the
American Flag.
.HUERTAS FAMILY ECAPES
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Washington. D. c.. Dee. 5.-Offi-
cial dispatches continue to report
the arrival of refugees from Mexico
at Laredo. Tex, in large numbers.
Mexicans outnumber Americans.
and other foreigners are fleeing the
country.
Refugees from Tampico are eI-
pected at Port Arthur. Tex. Sunday.
The situation In Acapulco district,
where there have been many Amer
lean demonstrations. is reported
worse.
The urmored cruiser California is
at Manzanillo within easy distance.
Associated Press.
Juarez. Dec. 5.-Seven thousand
troops of the Villa command we're
within a few miles of chihuahua.
but had not entered tho city this
morning.
Villa regards the capture Of the
city as formality since the civil gov
ernor was ordered by the deeerting
federal military commander to turn
the city over to constitutionalists.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-05

James Arbuckle of Fruita is a
local visitor today.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-05

H. G. Norman has returned from
his Denver visit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13
9ides, slan5enbes &aar
Trei bon @rinb.
Mabden, pcriudt IS! 9as @aar pirb
,ueid , tua1lenb nnb berrlih! Rantt
cine rs Gents 6laide 9anbertne.

@enn SIR etmas UNI f9tperes 8aax
gebt, bas 9ldn3t in S6onbeit nno 1tra9lt
bon 2eben, bas cine unper9le!dl19e
@ei9beit fat uno nalleno uno gldn5eno
Sur cine Mpplifation berboppeH Die
@@1nbeit Cures &aares, nebltSem l9f
lie iofort ieben @rino<Fartitel. Sbr
fDnnt fein fhones @aar nod gelunoeS
Saar babsn, nenn SIR @rin9 5abt: 9is<
fer 5dorf, raubt ben Slang beg 9aares:
ser1t0rf feline @tdrfe uno iein eigentltaee
Heben unb, er5euat, tpean man i'm n1dDt
beieitiet, eine Nieberbaftigteit uno EN-
Ssuden Ser @ppfhout; Die 9anrtpur5eln
bunQern aus, I0ien iid uno 1terben az;
ionn fdlt bas 6aor rafd aug. Gerteblt
nidt, cine 25 gents Slaihe Der 811olpt<
tong 9anberine in irgeno elmer Ipotbete
au farfen uno Damn perlu@t es.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13

Nales, NC. ~, bettt10en ltd) pier gu
einem pertpanotidaftliden 8eiude.-
|Wfit benz Dreiden oes @etreioes lit
man in 6ieier @egeno bolitdnbig fer
tig, un6 uniere Garmer boben audi
in 6ieiem Sabre mieoer aQen @runb,
fir Die Segnungen ibrer Gel6er Dem
@eber aqes @uten aus gan5em Ser
gen 6anfbar gu fem.
&i6mon6.
Sn ser bieiigen Bfarrtir@e tul1r6en
bel einem Mittmo6morgen gebaltenen
8rautamte firs 2eben %Derbun6en
|Bran3 &aeen1ana uno SRI. &atborina
gtieipino. Nad BEN Grau 3 @eremo-
nien nobm bas glidlide 8rautpoar
bon 6en our Sod3eit erfdienenen So
iten Die ber5liditen @liidtpuni@e fir
cine gefegnete 3ufunft entgegen. DaB
es ben Neupermablten itets mobler-
geben moge, lit Ser oufri@tiee @uni@
bes vNoroitern." - Sobn &lofter<
mann bon Sorbolm, g. g., lit bier gu
ei11em @onate longe1 8eiude einge-
troffen. - SRI. Gronces &laperfamp
bon ct. Muguita tpar bier bel ibrer
|S6meiter, Ser 6rau 3eno s. Moier,
5u mebrtagigem Beiu@e. - 6rou
&ermonn Sturre uno Gobter @en=
rietta eritatteten bier lebte ISOLDE Ell
lren mebrtagigen berman6ti9aftli<
hen 8efu9. - Sofepb Mbmann un6
@atti11 bon Jorbolm, g. g., befin=
Sen lid bier auf langere 3eit bel Ser
man6ten 5u @oite. Mud mer6en sic
8eiu9er in ct. Martin mobnen6en
@ertpanoten tire Mufmartung MAIDEN.
= @1tgen GbDn un6 Before Salfte
bon CLARA Gitp %erfreuten bieItge
germanoten uno 6reun6e nit ibrem
@eiu9e. = Neter 2enrbed bon Mooie
SAM, Canada, iiberrai6te bier ieinen
@ater 21tcas 2embed nit einen Be-
lu6e; bon bter begab er ii@ auf 8e-
f1b 5u &erpar6ten in ct. Saul. -
Ma9 mebrere Sage tangent un6 an=
genebment 8eiu6e BEL ibren bier mob<
nen6en @ltern iin6 ST. 8. 8. 8ui=
fen un6 @atti1 un6 Sobn 2eonar6
11a9 ibrer @eimatb in &idar6ton, &c.
O., 5uridgefebrt. ..
Sacobs &rairie. 49,.
Sn ser TamiIie Sofepb 5dmitt
ite1te fid leete @o6e CUR 6reu6e Ser
gltern Elm m1ntereS 5obn6en Elm.
M0ge 6asielbe 6en beglidten gltern
muir Greube beretten! - Gamilie
Gran5 9fauid bat lebte ISOLDE ibr bier
erri@tetes reues Sous be5ogen. =
Grou @eorg 2eitber bon ct. CLOUD
mar Iebte ISOLDE bter Bel ibren @ob-
men Sobonr1 nn6 &eter 5u @oite. II
Sobn Mein8 un6 8rau bon &odpiqe
eritatteten bier einen freunoidaftli<
9en 8ein@. - Grau SUB un6 6rau
6. 6. 8rtrtnS tparen 1ienitag be-
iu9speiie in ct. Sofepb.
&pdbi1e.
Beim 8aGipielen erlitt 8eter @ar<
Ding Sen 8rud eines 5@ulterfno=
dens. - Sobn sdmit bon GOLDEN
@onep, 81. g., genoB sic @aitfrean6<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13

bleiben uno ndd1tes Griibiabr nod
Canada, no iie ii6 in 2anobeiis &c.
bradt baben, 5uriid5ufebren.
Meire @rpne.
3lt Der auf Sen lebten Domneritag-
abeno angeiagten &ebe bes e%rprobten
Mntiio5inliiten-& eonerG Collins, tpel9er
oieielbe in Melroie belt, batten iid
AUDI biele bon bier eingefun6en, lm
oen bemabrten Mrbeiterfiibrer in iei=
nenMrgumenten gegen Den 5o3ialis-
mus uno feline @erfebrtbeiten II. Ser
oerbli6teiten 3l1 b0ren. Mue, 6ie i'm
b0rten, maren bon beS 2obes iiber
feline S6Gagfertigteit un6 @etpanot.
belt in Ser @ertbeioig,tng unieres
@laubens 9egen sic faliden Mni@ul.
oignngen 6es 5o5ialism1S, un6 feline
treffliden M%,1sfiibrungen tu,1r6en nit
groBem 8eifaG bon Der groBen 3us
boreridaft gelobnt. - SIM 1. Moben1.
ber bat Iranb Dirfesbing bas Mm1t
bes &iiiters in unierer 8farrfirde
angetreten.-Nic .Hrang lit NIT ieinen
Dreiderarbeitsauftrdgen ferttg ge-
lporoen u1t6 bat feline Maidine inter
9a6 gebra9t. @ebriioer @ieben tper=
Sen oamit nod Big ndd1te ISOLDE BON.
altf 81 tbun baben, uno lit ibnen Bel
Ser @onen61ng ibrer Mrbeit bas @et-
ter re6t giinitig. = &rof. @untimer
bat iei,een finften 8ortrag iiber
2anotpirtbi6aft I'M bieiigen @dul-
bol,ie losgei6lagen. Die @ortrdge
6es %ge1tannten -@errn moren lebrret4,
Sic Sbeilnahme ieitens ser 6armer
lieB 81 miiniden iibrig, pas aus Dem
@rl1noe erfldrlt6, meil fie nit ibrer
Mrbeit nod %bintenoran maren. Die
S6metnedolero for6ert in 6ieier Tint
gegen0 INNER nod lire Opfer, tpettn
Sic &ranfbeit ord onideine1,6 inn Mb-
,tebmen begriffen lit. sSn Ser So
milie Soiepb @ibenlteiner ite1te iid
ein geinn6eS Ma66en ein. @ltid gum
froben greigniiie! = 8rou Sen. nb<
lenfamp nr16 &atborina Sidi6a bon
bier mobnten Ser Mnna @angels &od-
5eit in 8isbee, %. 8, BEL. = 6rau
@einri6 Minette ur6 5met E0dter
BON 1ebils Safe, 81. g., tparen bier
BEL Ser Camille M6elbat6 Matbe 5u
@aite. = @eorg 8altes bot ii6 bon
SEN 6olgen ieiner 0peratton iomeit
erbolt, 6aB er ieinen &fli@ten als
8utterma6er mie6er nadfommen
fam. = Sobn Eidi6a uno 8rou ba'
ben 6ie sos. @ornbrud Gorm be5o-
gen, 6ie ii6 &err Ei@i6a Dor Sur
5em fdnfli9 oneignete. - Sobn 3d.
11emeper bon bier fat in @lroia Elm
@run6itiid gefouft, ouf 6as er fem
bieiiges @eiddftsgebduoe gu berlegen
ge6erft. = Soiepb Sort bon @abpe,
81. 8, mel@er ii@ I'M @opo So
fpitol gu @odeiter operiren lieB, trof
lebte ISOLDE bier gu einem 8einde
Elm. - &err &rompfe bat feline rene
bier erri9tete @obnung lebte @o9e
Camille be3ogen. - gilbert 3en>
5en nn6 Sralt bon 8ismard, g. g.,
tparen bier BEL Ser Samilie Soiepb J
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13

i9aft bieiiger @ertponoten. - Mm
3. @obember lit sic bieiige 8%utterfa-
BRIT Dem 8ertebr iibergeben mor6en.
= Sobn 5raun fat ouf ieinem &c
boft cine ne1te @in6miible aufitellen
lalien. @ebrii6er &ennen mer6en
fontraftli9 sic @rbeit at 6em Mn-
ban an Die &ennen &eiioen5 beiorgen.
: Sobn Merten miro li1 inn ct. Ma=
pbaelS Soipital gu ct. @Iou6 elmer
inneren Operation unter5ieben. -
Panl Sbeiien bon 81. Saul madte
1ebte @o@e bier feline S%abrespijite
uno tpor babel @oit ieines s9mie=
geriobnes Mlois Mein5. Sim 1. 500
bender i@ritt Ser 8eiu9er in iein 81.
Sebensiabr, 11n6 err erfreut lid trob
Der bielen Sabre immer nod elmer
beneioenSpertben @eiunobeit.
Martb.
sSn ser &lage 6es Ieuerperlide-
rltngsagenten 8. S. &odon bon ct.
.Glono gegen 2ouiS @ieber bon bier
lit bon 6rieoensrt6ter MI6en in 81.
CLOUD SEM &ldger oos @edt 5uqe>
lproden tpor6en. @ieber batte fem
bieItgeS @igentbum BEL @odon meb<
rere Sabre gegen Geueri9aoen ber-
li9ert. Mls Ser lebte @erii9erungs-
termtn abgelaufen mar, erneuerte SO.
doll Den @eriiderungsi9ein, 6orob
8ieber i'm >piiien lieB, er tpone sic
gerii&erung in Ser bon linn b%ertrete-
men @eieuidoft einitenep, ian6te ober
BEN linn 5ugeiteuten @er1idermngs.
idein ni@t 5l1riid. N1s @o9on 8ab.
lung Ser ELECTROMAGNETIC foroer-
to- tpeigerte @ieber ii@, 6ieie gu lei
item, nn6 10. fam es gum Bro3eie,
Ser nit 6em oben a%ngefibrten @nt.
idei6 5u nnguniten 6es GerfIagte1,
ansfieI.
8ufmart.
SSn Ser bieligen Bfarrfir6e lieBen
iid am Gienitag Dor adt Gagen BEL
ei11em bonn bodm. Bfarrer @ren6er
gebaltenen Sral1amte ebeli9 berbin>
Sen Nif. Miiler un6 SRI. Mgnes So
iter, bei6e aus 6ieier @emeinoe. Ser
fir6liden Teier folgte Elm anmutbiges
@od5eitsfeit, gu 6em ii9 cine groBe
S6oar gertpan6ten un6 8reun6e ser
bei6erieitigen 6amilien Ser 8raut.
lel1te eingefur6en batte, sic Sen Meu~
b%ermdblten sic ber5liditen @liidmiim
ide a%ngeoeiben lieBen. SAP es Dem
il1rgen &aare, 6as iid bier bereits
bausli6 eingeridtet bat, itets pobler-
geben m0ee, lit ser nadtraglide
@uni9 6es vMor6ltern" =@orreipon.
6enten.
2aitrmp.
sos. $. @ren %perfo11fte Sen oIten,
cine Meile iu6li6 bon bier gelegenen
Gbas. Saline H1ab, ser 5ulebt @igen.
tbum 6es Soiepb goIfer mar, oem
Soiepb Mtbmann bon Spring Sin.
. @orlebten Somltag biiBte Ebeooor
@obeiiel bon bier nabe3u bier @etrei>
6ebaufen 6ur6 6euer Elm, 6as redt5ei-
tig ent6edt un6 permittelit gendBter
gel0fdt pur6e. - Ser Dor ei.
nigen @oden bon Sbief &iper 6aa8
5uriidgefebrte &einri@ &ingen bat
Sic gtele als Sitter nn6 als Sanitor
u%n1erer Sdule ubernommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13

beioe ben STUFF gutter Ereffer genie.
ben, 10 lit gu %ertparten, 6aB iie NIT
gutter 8eute beimfebren. - Dienltaq
lieben bier 6ur@ 8rieitersbon6 ibrer
Srenbnno iegnen Sobann 8olbed
bon Seem M,1ni9 un6 SRI. &otbarina
Morib aus 6ieier @emeinoe. Ma1 Der
Erault11g far1 int elterli6en Sal1ie
Scr 8ra1t Sic @od)5eit itott, mo inn
gaitliden &reiie elmer beiteren @aIte-
idaor bic g%ermablten ii@ ser berg
lid)iten @liidmiinfde e%rfreuten. Moge
DEM illngen Gaare Die ,te1 betretene
2ebensbobn ltetS nit @oien be1trel,t
fem! = Soiepb Stauberger un6 Got
tin tperoen i'm 2o1fe bieier ISOLDE cine
&eiie na@ 5pring Safe, MIberta, Co.
nooa antreten, mo iie einen pertpon6t,
idaftliden 8eil,9 MAIDEN tperoen. -
Trd11lein SSoa Daniel, tpel9e cine 3eit
lang I'M Dienit 6eS bieiigen @oitpir=
tics iton6, lit ins elterlide Sous 5,1
.@6en @allep 5rriidgefebrt.
EARNING.
9odm. P. Meinroo, 8. g. g.,
.&err u1o 5ro1 Morit Solder, bon
8reeport uno 6ral1 8obner, Mntter
nnieres bo6m. Bforrers, P. Nbilipp,
.. 9. s., Sic ii6 ldngere 3eit 511
8eiu6 bel ser 8amilie @olden lit
Sreeport aufbielt, trofen zines Cages
%bergange11er 8ode, na66em ite Dem
1T ct: Martin ais Hfarrer itationir-
ten bodn. P. Meinulf 8. g.. s., lire
M%nfpartl1ng gemadt batten, bier GIT
einem ongenebmen @eiude BEL l1t1-
ierm bo6m. 8farrer ein. - @6naro
Sloms begab iid anfangS lebter $50
DIE nad ct. @lou6, mo er fib in ser
Baths @anbelsfduIe III Ser &anoels=
tpiiienidaft ousbtl6en miro. = 8rau
Seinrid @iuenbring bon ct. &enrp,
g. g., lit nod ldngerem 8eiude bel
bieitgen @ermanoten na9 &i9mon6
gereiit, mo- ibr 8eiu@ gleidfaQs Ser,
manoten gait. Ma6 ber5liden Be-
g%riibungen bier un6 an lonittgen
Srten in Stearns County lit sic Be-
iuderin mie6er in ibren Tamilien-
frets 5uriidgefebrt.
81. Marti11.
Nm Dienitag, 6em Seite 6es FL.
Marti1, 6eS Hatrons unferer @emeins
6e, tp11r6e 6ieies 8eit III unierer
Yfarrfirde auf's feierlidite begangen,
nn6 90 Sic Sarmer NIT ibrer Mrbeit
5u 5iemli@ oufgerdumt baben un6 Ser
@arttnStag uns cine fir 6iefe
annebmbore @itterung
bro@te, 10 tpar Sic EbeiInobme an
BatronSfeite cine erfreulide. Ser
@otteS6ien1t mor Elm redt erbeben6er,
tparen es ia Ser Modbarsprtelter
mebrere, sic ser @inla6ung unieres
bodm. &farrers, P. MeinultO. g..
g., So1ge gegeben un6 CUR &ebung
ser 1eier eridienen naren. Sic
par namentli@ 6arna@
SEN @~emeinoemttgliebern
6os Gatronsfel 5n einem Ser erbau-
li9iten 6es &trdeniabres at MAIDEN.
- Sobn Serres un6 @attin bon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13

|3en5en it. mebrere Gage gu @aite.
- Sobann @0ite it. bat feline @tcQe
in ser bieiigen 8utterfabrif aufgege.
BEN unb IN &einri6 Otto einen @ad)s
|folger g%efu,1ben.
Cafe 9enrp.
Bon Der bieiigen Hfarrfir4e aus
murben am 3ienltag Dergangener
ISOLDE Die iroiid)en l%1eberreite Ser bier
am Sonntag borber I'M Sitter bon 50
Sabren ielig ertidlafenen 5rou So
iepb @dreiper inter GROCER Ebeilnab=
ME bon 2eiotragen6en b%eeroi9t, uno
sic Me,ge 8olfes, 6aS iid fir tire
Seelenrube i'm @ebete bereinigte, CAB
3eugniB bofiir, oab in Ser gcritorbe-
men eirc ebrenmcrtbe &erfon 5u @ro-
be getrogen tpur6e. Sbren 500 BE-
trauerl1 feds S0bne;; es iino Dies So
|iepb bon Montano, MidaeI bon 9eI-
grade, Yeter bon Mapbep Safe nnb
Motbias, gbl1aro uno Sacob bon bier.
- @ern. 3irbeS fat ii@ nod Council
bluffs, Soma, begeben, 100 er 6te
8intermonate berbringen miro. =
|6rau 6rances Meper bon ct. Saul
eritattete ibren bier mobnenoen ST.,
tern einen mebrtdgigen 8eiu4.
gplb Spring.
SRI. Srene otter bat lih bon ibrem
ltnmobliein 3ur 6reu6e ibrer @ltern
.pieoer 10 lpeit erbolt, 6aB iie lire
Stuoien an ser ct. Benefits Mfa6e-
mie 81 ct. Soiepb aufnebmen fon1tte.
= Irnu 9iif. @an5er bon Mtnrtea=
polls eritattete bier @erman6ten nn6
Sreunoen einen mebrtdgigen 8eiu@.
- Mad ldngerem @ertpeilen in
&idoroton> g. ., lit Sobn 8blepien
mieoer 81 ieinen .bieitgen Nngeb0ri=
gen 5uridgefebrt. = Mif. S. Sbeis
l116 @attin iin6 na6 ldngerem 8eiu-
DIE BEL bier mobnenoen 8ertpanoten
un6 6renn6en nab ibrem @eim in
2ansfor6, g. g., 5l1riidgereiit. =
Soiepb Mbma,1n 1tr6 6rau bon Soy
bolm, q. g., iprader BEL ibrem 8e<
iud in 9}odpiue au6 bel bieiigen 8e=
fannten bor. = Sn ser Gamilie 90.
6. elders ltellte fi9 CUR Gren6e Ser
@ltern Elm munteres @0bnden ein.
M0ge es Sen begliidten @ltern MIR
Sreu6e bereiten! - Baul Gbetfen
bon ct. @a111 tpar lebte ISOLDE bier
nn6 freltte fid feines DafeinS im
bon 8ertpan6ten un6 Sre11n-
SEN, BEL benen er immer nod in be-
iter @%rinnerung itebt. = Tran5 SAL
&aiiirer Ser 0af Horf @taats=
bonf, erfreute iber Sonntag feline
bier mobnen6e M11tter nn6 fonitige
@ermonote. - Ser 3eitnngsberaus<
geber Neter &oner miro binnen Sur
fem etgenes @eidaftsquartier ba=
ben, bat er il bon S. 9. @omalfotpSft
in ct. CLOUD Elm bteitges etgenes
fdnfli6 ertporben.
Gate George.
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The Washington herald., 1913-03-09
MASONIC INSURANCE
AGENTS Meet HERE
Convention Held at he New Willard
Closes with Annual
Dinner.
MANY DELEGATES ARE PRESENT

The annual agency convention of State
managers and general agents OF the Ma
sonic Mutual Life Association was closed
last night by a banquet and social con-
ference OF members of the convention
in the yellow room Of the New Willard
Hotel.
During the last three days the conven-
ton has been in session at the New
Masonic Temple. Business for the pass
ed year has been reviewed. and plans
for the ensuing years work laid. The
business Of the convention was closed
yesterday afternon.
State managers and general agents
who qualified for seats in this years
convention through the amount of busi-
ness transacted by them were ]. F.
Carle. Coke S. Wright. Henry Key, and
II. II. Hall. all OF Birmingham, Ala
J. v. Ormond, of Little Rock. Ark: J.
c. Walton. Guffin. Ga: e. B. Tippitt,
Winchester. Ky: ]. c. Ridley. Mont
gomery. Ala: II. c. Hawkins, New
.Martlnsvile. W. Va: l. B. Clary. Mar
tinsburg. W. Va: Walter w. Colson.
GAINESVILLE. Fla: s. W. Goodwin. Norfolk.
Va: l. W. Gregory. Richmond. Va: WILL
lam Taylor. Hoboken, n. j.: Frank II.
Stires. Plainfield. y. J.: ]. c. Gilliland,
Denver, N c.; Fred J. Nelson. Salisbury.
\. c.: Herbert s. Barlow and William
Doran. of the District of Columbia.
Charles 2. BALDWIN, Grand Master nf
the District OF Columbia. made the ad-
dress of welcome. Adolphus GUIDE,
Grand High Priest. Washington: Alex
ander Grant. Grand Commander. WASH
ington: George w. Beauchamp. Grand
Secretarv. Grand Lodge OF Alabama
Henry X. Simpsoa. acting vice presI-
dent of the association, and William
Taylor, OF Hoboken. also gave short
talks.
Among Those Present.
Officers and directors OF the sssocia-
ton present last night were George Glib
son. president: Henry X. Simpson. vice
president: William Montgomery. secre-
tary and general manager: Charles F.
Nesbit treasurer: J. p. Nichols, NJ. n.
medical director: J. J. Darlington. gen.
eral counsel Di.ectors-Charles Z. Bald
win. George 4. Berry. l. Pierce Boteler.
Arthur Carr. J. Harry Cunningham,
William Dletz. George w. Evans. Theo
dore Friebus. George Gibson. William
G. Henderson. Arvine W. Johnston.
John T. Meany. A. u. Merritt. William
Montgomery. Charles r. Nesbit. J. B.
Nichols. Charles j. O'Neill, Henry k
Simpson. Luther F. Spear. Z. St Clair
Thompson. Francis ID. Winston. Francis
]. Woodman.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-09

Pitman aRd GreEG StenOEraphy.
Beginners and speed classes. Bust
ness and civil Service courses. The
Drillery. ...
The Washington herald., 1913-03-09

Better Bread, Purer Bread. Cleaner
Bread. HOLMES HOMEMADE MILK
BREAD-5c delivered. 1t is the limit
of possible achievement In baking. Fin
est ingredients and rare skill make 1t
perfect bread. Phi. Main 4537.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-09
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TODAY.

steamer Charles Macalester leaves from foot os
Seventh Street Southwest for Mount Vernon home
and tomb OF Washington. daily. except Sunday at
10 8. m and a5 p. m.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company's
steamers from foot Of Seventh Street for Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk daily at 6a5 y. m.
Cars from Fifteenth Street and New YORK Avenue
every quarter hour for main entrance 100 Park and
Chevy Chase.
To Great Fslls-Wa shington and Old Dominion
Railroad cars every few minutes from Thirty III
and NJ Streets
To Mount yernon-washington-yi Virginia Railway
cars every hour IN the hour from 10 a. m 10 H. N ,
last car. Station. Twelfth Street and Penns, rania
Avenue.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-09

There are also several pairs of
Blue and Old Rose Porticres. rang
ing in price from $500 to S12.0O.
and quito a selection of the bcauti-
ful Sunfast Portieres. ranging from
Si."5 70 $500 per pair. W. have
rarely hcen able to offer such big
values in these goods.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-09

LIT. Rose and the stolen Subm . rine. -
To-day's thriller. Great, Va. Theater
The Washington herald., 1913-03-09
COL. HARDING TAKES
OATH OF OFFICE
Engineer Commissioner Also on "Pub-
lie Service" from Which Mr..
lohnston Is Excluded.

Col Chester Harding entered upon his
duties as Engineer Commissioner of the
District of Columbia yesterday, and one
Of his first official acts was 10 take the
oath as a member Of the Public Service
Commission. which will be organized to-
morrow at 10 a. m. with Commissioner
Rudolph as its other member. Commits
sioner Johnston will not be a member as
he is trustee of large estate, in public
service corporations outside the District.
thus being indirectly interested
1t is provided in the public utilities
hill that no commissioner shall he direc-
ly or indirectly interested in any public
utility or in any stock, bond. mortgage.
security OF contract OF any such public
utility, and II such commissioner shall
voluntarily become go Interested his Of
flee shall become vacant. Corporation
Counsel Thomas IL OF the opinion that
this rules Commissioner Johnston out.
Col. Harding will be made chairman Of
the new commission.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-09
VIII Talk to Veterans.

treat of an unusual kind is to be
given the veterans and members of the
patriotic orders of women and all their
friends by Kit Carson Post on Wednes-
day evening at Grand Army Hall John
McElroy. commander of the post, has
invited his friend. Capt. a. F. Hunter,
of Worcester. Mass. 10 give an illus
trated talk on his life service in a United
States monitor. which is said TO be ex-
tremely interesting.