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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-04-18
MARCH REPORT OF THE
JEFFERSONIAN SOCIETY

The following officers were elect
er: President Burnice Brice; Vice
President. Clyde Boren; Secretary,
Augustine Howell, Conductor, 10y
Ramsour.
The subject debated was, "Resoly-
ed that the United States should
intervene in the Mexican affairs"
We had some fine declarations by
Forest Sears, Burnlce Brice and
Clyde Boren.
The boys are taking great interest
in the debate and declarations that
will give them training which will
be Of great benefit.
The subject to be debated this
month is, Resolved that all appoin-
tive offices should be put under the
civil service rules and regulations"
The society is expecting to receive
five new members at next meeting.
We wish moro Of the high school
boys would take an interest in de-
carnations or debating We want to
train a team for next years district
meet Had our boys had years
practice they would have won first
place this year.
RoUOrtor
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-04-18

Is. j. r. No. IL A joint resolution.
Amending Section z. Article 3 of
ihe Constitution OF the state of Tex
as, relating to the creation and for
nation of judicial districts, the terms
OF compensation and qualifications Of
the judges of the district courts. and
the times of holding court
BE e resolved by the Legislature Of
the state of Texas:
Section / That Section z. article
o, be amended so as to hereafter
read as follows
Section Z The state shall De diyid-
ed into as many judicial districts as
Aay now or hereafter be provided
by Naw. which mcy be increased or
diminished by law For each district
there shall be elected by the quail
fed voters thereof at @ general O.
lection. one or more Judges, each of
whom shall be a citizen of the United
States and OF this state, who shall
have been q practlcing lawyer Of this
state. or a judge of @ court in this
state for six years next preceding his
election. who shall have resided In
the district in which he was elected
for two years next preceding his
election: who shall reside in his dis
trict during his term Of office; who
shall hold his office for a period of
four years. and shall receive for his
services an annual salary OF three
thousand dollars. until otherwise
changed beg law Court shall bc held
by tat district judge at the county
seat in each OF the several counties
az such times and in such manner
as may be- prescribed by law The leg
.slature shall provide FOR the holding
of the district court when the Judge
thereof Is absent. disabled or dis
qualified from acting The district
iudges who may be- iu office when
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-04-18
NIARsHALL's PLAIN SPEAKING.
Fort Worth Record.

Fort Worth Record
Vice president Marchall thinks in
straight lines and talks the same
way; also, he has courage. lie told
a New York audience some truth the
other night that will do them good II
they will pen their minds TO It. He
landed hard on the Inherent and
vested rights in property He
would not disturb any man in the
possession and enjoyment Of all that
he has accumulated but he warned
the owners Of swollen fortunes that
Carl Marx and hunger and long
ing for happiness Is abroad I'm the
land" and are Sitting as unknown
guests at every frugal meal And
Carl Marx and hunger and longing
for happiness do not think much of
constitutional guarantees and "inher
ent and vested rights I'm property"
have no place in their vocabulary
BY way OF illustration he said.
Suppose a governor and a gener-
al assembly in the state of New
York should repeal the statute of
descents for real and personal prop
erty and the statute with reference
fa tho making 0F willis an fbair
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-04-18
All THING ARE GOOD
near signal

Dear Signal:
Since I saw you the earth has
turned over The white side is up
now. I have great hopes for the fu-
ture Of scurry county
There has been said and is being
said much about the curse OF sand
storms The man or woman VINO does
not study nature and her laws can
not see any good in the continued
sand storms iu this region. II we
only knew that each grain of sand is
composed Of many parts and each
part possesses mineral property
that Is peculiar we would better UNI
der stand that dust cOndenses the
vapor and carries rain. not always in
the immediate locality but in the
direction the sand storm drifts. The
high winds from the southwest drift
ing the sand northeast, hence we
read of th great floods in the Ohio
valley We have no conception OF the
height the dust ascends and we can
only surmise what amount Of IL is
brought back by the norther. and
the northeast wind II Is evident that
the semi-arid region gets from 3 20 6
inches more rain in flood years and
has more sand storms. that precede
the floods east OF as. Another point
in support Of their theory is that
last year we had more rain and sand
than we had had i'm the two pre-
ceeding years
n we confine air in q glass tube
and watch the process OF coudensa-
ton that follows with maguiiying
glass we would discover that there
are more than 1000 particles o., dust
iu adrop of water, we find 90 iu air
currents while 30 resembles vege-
table matter &C. IFS dust so fine that
10 forms 200 wro1ths by the current It
forms cement Zoo tanks causing
fhom 90 hold water better as they
grow older
Lets look Jf nature and learn her
lesson and her blessings and not
look for the curses
j. - Jordan.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-04-18

this amendment takes effect shall
hold their offices until their respcc-
tive terms shall expire under their
present election or appointment
Section 2. The Governor of the
state of Texas is hereby directed to
issue necessary proclamation for the
submission of this amendment 10 the
qualified voters Of the State of Tex
as at an election TO be heldon the 18Th
day of July, 1913. at which election
all voters fayoring this amendment
shall have written or printed on their
ballots the words "Tor the amend
ment of Section T. Article 9. Of the
Constitution of the State of Texas. re-
laiing to district judges and district
courts and all voters opposed to
said amendment shall have written
or printed on their ballots the
words, Against the amendment Of
Section e. Article ., of the Cousti-
tuition Of the state of Texas. relating
TO district judges and district
courts
Section 3 The sum of five thou
sand dollars or so much thereof as
may be necessary is hereby appro-
priated 10 pay expenses for carry
Ing out The provisions OF this rcsolu-
ton
JOHN IT, WORKMAN.
Secretary of state.
"a true copyJ
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-04-18

The a. q w. College has three
missions to instruct students who
may enroll for work, 20 take the
college 10 the farmers and live stock
growers Of the state; and 10 conduct
research work. The college instruct
ors always are glad to answer qucr-
les from farmers and live stock grow
ers concerning their problems Ad.
dress your queries 90 the department
under which head your questions
fail
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-04-18
severe rheumatism.

Grove HIN. Ala Hunts Lightning
oil cured my wife of a severe case of
rheumatism and my friend OF a tooth
ache ! surely believe 20 Is good for an
you claim for it-A. u. Stringcr 25c
and soc q bottle. An dealers 42tf
We can furnish you . per cent mon
cy 10 buy or build you a homo or take
up the notes against your property
and give you 100 months ia which 10
repay 3S-tf
SNYDER ABSTRACT co.
The signal for AN the news.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-04-18

" you want satisfaction out OF
your merchandise. buy IL where 90
is guaranteed
KlnoauOu a Davis
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-04-18

Proposed Amendment to the State
Constitution Prescribing Qualif.
cations for District Judges of this
State and Prescribing their ten
ure Of office.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-04-18
Look 10 Your Plumbing.

You know what happen, iu n house iu
which the plumbing is iu poor condition
everybody in the house is liable 90 con,rac,
typhoid or some other fever The digestive
organs perform the same functions in the
human body as the plumbing does far the
house, and they should io kept in frt class
condition all the time. I'd you base any
trouble with your digestion take Chamber.
la.u't Tablets end YOU are certain Co ref
quick relief For sale by aii loa.cu-Ad-
vcrtisemCnt.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-04-18

Remnant Wall Paperar Warren BROS
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-04-18

C. o. CIarn special agent for tHr
Saginaw SII0.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-04-18
WEATHER. CONDITIONS WEEK
ENDING APRIL II.
Reporter

j. Allen Weaver. special OBJ
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-04-18

JOHN IT, WORKMAN.
Secretary of state.
"a true copy
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-14

uber Die @ertbeif1ng ser $4,000
600, melde sic 8unoesregier11ng BET
9Sationalbanten 6eponieren niu, Inn
Die 5ortidaffung Ser @rnte 3n er-
lei6tern. Inter Ser eridienen 8an.
tiers befonoen iid: aus Chicago, IS.
M. &eDnolos un6 @. 6. 5enton;
Sort Dodge Sa., S. S. O'@onneG;
mer 81. Miuer; 5iour @itp, Sa., Sobn
MeSugb; 1etroit> N. g. Sop; Min-
neapolis, S. u. Chamberlain, 81. 81.
Crane, 6. 8. Deder; ct. Saul, IS.
9. @eerp. Sic Bi1an3manner ltimm-
ten Den planen Ser &egierung freu6ig
bei. Sort 8apne, Sno., eriu6te I'm,
100000. Mn6ere Staote nebmen, 10
piel iie irgeno befommen fonnen.
Silfs1efretdr @iliams fiinoigte an,
0aB Die Megieru11g i'm Notbfale oud
$10O,O00,OO o%eponieren tuur6e.
0enper, Colo, eriudte a1ein utn
500, 100000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-14
9entide Mtblcteu na6 Mmertfa.
Berlin. 70 Mud.


gead Mmerifa ~abgereilt lift Ole Ntb=
le~ten=&ommiiiion, pelde amf 8eran=
lai1nng 6es &ail ers eie amertfanil9en
Metbo6en ltltoieren nn6 amertfanii6e
2ebrer nn6 Srain1r anmerben loq.
Ger &ommiiiion geboren an: Carl
3iem> @eneraliefretar Ger 8erliner
Slpmpti6en 5ptele, ote I'M Sabre
1916 itattfinoen, uno Bralioent oes
&erbanoes 6eutiher Mmateltr=Mtble=
ten, 2eutnant b. &eidenau ais Ser
treter ser oeutfben Mr1nee un6 Ser
Miindener Eruirres Soiepb 8aiber.
Sic &ommtiiton miro Seem Oorf,
Eittsburg, Chicago nn6 ct. 2ouiS
beiud)en nn6 5tuoien at Sen Timber
lttaten Columbia @arbaro, Dole uno
Brinceton ma6en. Ser berubmte
oeuti9=amerifani1de &ur6ler 81. 6.
&rdn5lein ion ols &atbgeber un6
Sroiner fir sic Slpmpiiden 5ptele
engagtert mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-14
Gbinus Mepplutipn.

Waibington> 8. g., 10. Slug.
Sic Gage I'M Siioen @binas fat
iid entihieoen %511guulten Ser Megie=
rlt11g perdnoert> mie Gearaomiral
NidoGlon, &ommanoeur 6es in Non=
fling ltationierten amerifaniiden @e=
idtpuoers, ant 5onntag nod Balb=
irgton, 9. g., mel6ete. 9ie &epolu=
tion lit 6em Gelegromm gemdiB iber=
alI bis iebt ein Sebli9lag getpeien,
>pe1sn mon a0er6tngs no6 nidt iagen
f0ijnrre, oaB sic &11be in Ser dineiiiden
'&epub1if bergeitent lift. &tling lit
5rtm Noroen iibergetreten, Nanfing
bat iifd getpeigert, 6em 5ioen gu fol-
gen, oo6 lift es BORT lit De nlebten
Tugeu 81 l1nruben BON 1eiten IRE
gularer Sruppen, 6te friiber auf iet-
ten 6es Sioens ftan6en, gefommen.
SSm 2aufe eines @efedts muroe bon
'ii6li@en &ebeaen auf einen amertfa,
nil9en Dampfer gefeuert, 6o9 fonnte
Ser S@aoen balo repariert tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-14

nod imneer nidt inn Abnebmeu be-
griffen; oie &emperoturen bemegen
iid nod auf oerielben &0be tuie in
Der porigen ISOLDE. Sn &anIas tpur=
oe oie b0dite Semperatl1r in Greet
8eno regiitriert, ITO @rao. 6ait aus
alien 5taoten mur6en Eentperaturen
BON uber 100 @rao beridtet; aus
@eQington 107> aus @lap Center
105, aus Manbattan uno @mporis
104 un6 aus Eopefo 1O3 @ra6. &e=
gengiille gingen in 0em iid bon ST.
dinion meitlih bis @reenleaf ur6 bon
&orton eritredenoen @ebiet nieoer.
Nab Ser Boraus iage Ser 8etterbe=
amten lino in Miliouri, &anias uno
Sfloboma innerbalb Ser nddlten bier
lno5man5ig Stunoen nod feline be-
oe11te1loen Nieoeriblage at ertpar=
ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-14
SnbilGnmsfabrt Der uSadien."
II, u. Wu

~ & / / W. IL. WY.
Das 8eppelin'ide Yaiiagier=9uftz
16iff uga6len" bat ein Subildlm be-
gangen. Sic u5adfen" bat, mie arts
2eip6ig gemeloet nitro, tire 100.
6abrt 5~uriidgelegt. @nlaBli@ oieler
Sl1bildumsfabrt tper6en BON Der Set=
tltng ser Zeppelin 2 @eieQi6aft Mnf=
3eibnltngen outs oem u2ogbud" oes
2ufti6iffs p%er0ffentlidt, aus oer1ea
lid) ergtbt, in mie bobem MaBe bon
ser @elegenbeit, enie 2uftfabrt 5n &C.
nieBen, leitens oeS 8ublifumS &C.
bra1d gen1adt mir6> uno mald' out
%BeroroentIi6e Si@erbeit Dos mooer,te
@erfebrsn1ittel bietet. Mud. Sic Mtt-
tbeilungen iber 6ie 5uru6gelegte 81
lometer5ob1 iino bon Snterelie. @ine
3uiammenfalfung ser bauptia@lie5=
lten Mngaben laBt erieben, oaB Sc
rSadien" in ibren bunoert Sabrten
24CO Berionen %beforoert bat. @te
bat, felt iie in 8etrieb lit, Die anieb11=
lide Strede bon 11,115 &ilometer1
5rtriidgelegt, mno mas 6as mi&ttgita
fir oas @ublitum ift, ni@t ein ein5i=
ger &oiiagier lit gu i@ooen gefom.
me1r, u1to ou@ 6as 2ufti@iff bat ni@t
sic geringite @abarte erlitten, troy
SEM es miturter bel ungiinit tiger
Observation-Disclosures gefabren 1T. Al>
leroings iinb 5turmtparm1ngen nno
anoere Erognoien heionoers gefdbr-
liden @etters itets re@t5etttg nro tn
ongemeIienem nmfang beabtet NOR
oen, uno oieier l1mitono bat nt@t
5l1m uentgiten 5n oem erf reult6en
3eI lltot beigetragen, auf 6as ote Set
ter 0es unternebmenS nit Nebt 1tol5
lino. 1os uSSubtldum" muroe bon
oen 6iibrern uno Sngenienren iotpie
ser Mannidaft nit einem fletne1
8anfett begangen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-14
&erberblider 8raub~

6ono gu Sac, ISIS 12. SLUG.
Ser 55jqbrtge Jarmer Nbilip STD
Der tam in 6en 5lummen leiues
brennenoen 9eimS Unit oas 2ebeu,
mabreno lein 12idbrtger Coin 2ouis
rno letn fleines Sobnden 8alter
i6mer5bafte Bran6munoen oapontrn=
gen uno 5tpei anoere &inoer nrr NIT
fnapper Scott 6em 3o6e entgingen,
alS 6aS @auS ourd sic @rplolion
zines &eroltnberoes in Branb ge{ebt
muroe. SLIDER batte einen &e11el NIT
@alie r anf oen @ero ge3ebt ur6 tpar
Damn NIT ieiner 5rau gegangen, Inn
oie &iibe gu melfen. 9us er sic CT
plolion bernabm, elite er in 6as
Sous, TINT ste &tnoer 5u retten. Nbi=
lipp tpllr6e erit entoedt, als oie 8an6
einltiir5te uno ieire berfoblte 2eide
ltdtbar nuroe. Iie b%ertpunoeten Sim
Ser 2ouiS uno @alter tp11roen nah
einem &oipital in gbebongan ge=
braht. 3mei Milmaufee's &naben,
.@aite &a6ers, iprangen redt5eitig
aus einem Teniter 6es brennen6en
!@o1ies ms Brete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-14
Disadvantages Mittel fir &m6r.
SD lit on Ser Mothen Nuhr

SD lit an Ser &otben Hubr ge=
gen Sen Is. S11lt un6 gebra11dte 0of=
loren Me6i5in uno ar1bere Mittel Of
he 2%inberung, nur tpuroe th ieoeH
Gag idlimmer. Sd mar nidt im=
itan6e, gttpaS 51 tbttn, lrno mein @e=
midt fiel bon 145 auf 1875 Gfunb-
Sd lit ettpa 5uei Monate, als mir
angeratben mur6e, Gbamberlains Go
Tic, Gboleru= un6 9iarrb0e=Meitt at
gebrau6en. S9 gebraubte 5tpei Sla-
ihen oaoon nno th empfano perma=
nente %9tnoer1rng," ihreibt 9. %. Sill
BON @notp &in., e. 6. gu faufen
Bel alien &dnolern. - Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-14

te ISOLDE bter per Iuto Elm un6 tpiro
iib bier aufbalten, bis er einen fir
ieinen eigenen @eidaftsbetrieb geeig-
neten YlaB gefunoen bat. - SRI.
@elena Gii9er bon Didinion, g. g.,
lit bier gum 8eiu6 ibrer Sdmeiter,
Der Trau 9. S. &eppers, eingetroffen.
- &ermann 8enolten uno 8ernb.
Sdmieters lin0 aus Dem iiioliben
Wtinneiota> lpo iie it6 mebrere Sage
in @eibaften aufbielten, mieoer
%beimparts getebrt. - @ieronpnus
@infler par lette @ode beim bo61p.
@errn 9enmer in. 2aitrup, no er sic
Bfarrtpobmtng NIT etl1em @et5appa=
rat perleben miro.
@atfims.
2ebrer Sobn q. Maus lit BON
2%ouispiue, &p., 400 er Ser National=
Convention Der fatboltl1en J0rlter
b%eilpobnte> mieoer haheim eingetrof=
fen. @obl bat es oem @errn Malts
in ser Gonpention5Ituot gut gefaQen>
ieoob lit er oeIien frob, mieoer oa=
beim BET SEN 5einigen gu lein. - He=
ter Mauib, welder Die &aliirer itelle
in elmer 9allf in Netp 2eipief, &c. O.,
befleioet> tpar bier 51 gel u6 I'M ell
terliden Sa1i lie.
ct. Soiepb~
Infer bohtp. BfarrerS> p. 2l16gerus,
.. 9. s., lit bon Wfiltpaufee, ISIS,
no CT li6 mebrere Woderr CUR @rbo=
lung befarro, 5uriidgetebrt, un6 a11=
ldJeineno fat ser Mufentbalt in 6em
oeutlhen Mtben m%obltbneno anf ibn
einqetpiirfft. - 9as an lebten 9on=
nerltag bier itattgefunhene 8egrab=
niB oes Beter Gamble, meider IN ST.
ternottonal SAILS BET einem Neltbar
pl0tlid SIT Sooe farn, mar etnes ser
groBten BON allen, Die INT hen lehten
Sabreu bier gebalten m11roen. IS mar
Dies ei11 8eleg oafiir, 6aB man bier
orts in oem REINFORCEMENT einen gut
ten, brupen Mann udtete nno ebrte.
- Sn ser bieligen Tfarrftrbe lte=
ne1r ZienItagutorgen BET einem ltm
6alb 8 u5r gebaltenen 8rautamte IT,
rem Treubltnb BON &riei terSbano leg=
r1en Mrtbur &ropp BON ct. @lou6 nn6
SRI. Ybilomena 6eneiS. Na6oem
6uS i1tnge Yaar oie BON 6err CUR 6eter
er1hienenen Nertpan6ten entbote=
mem @liidmiiniden entgegen ge=
ttomnren, trut es cine &ob5eitsreiie
an, BON ser 5uriidgefebrt, es nod
cine fur5e 3eit bel ibren bteiigen Ser
tpan6ten uno bel iene11 III ct. CLOUD
pertpeilen uno Damn nadJ Californian
reiien miro I'm oaielbit ben etgene11
Serb git griinoen. M0ge es Sen Sect
permablten 1tets nah 8unl9 erge=
ben!
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8ritiide Sempcrems=8 etuegmns.
2on6on, 9. Slug.


Muf einem @ubelfriibitiid, bas oie
@ationale Temperen5=9iga meberen
bunoert Mer5ten gab, sic an Dem
Snternationalen Me6i5tntiden &on=
greb tbeilnabmen, 6eipra@ Sir 1bo=
mas 8arlom, Braiioent oeS &on=
greiies, sic Semperen3frage. CT er>
fldrte, 6aB sic Eemperen5bemegung
in @roBbritannien u%ngebeure Sort
i6ritte mode. Sn Mrmee uno 6lotte
gingen sic iungen Sfft3iere nit gu
tenn 8eiipiel boran. Die @ertpenoung
bon Mlfobol gu meoi5iniiden 3meden
nebme in1mer mebr ab. Ser @ebraud
bon me6i5ini1den @einen 11iibe ni6ts
uno lonte b00ig eingeiteQt tperoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-14
Citation for Hearing on Petition to
Sell, Mortgage or Lease Land.
No 4542,

NO. TOTO.
State of Minnesota, County OF Stearns.
In Probate Court: In the Matter OF the
Guardianship of Frank Biniek and Mary
Biniek, Minors.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the sale Of certain
lands belonging to said Minors: The
petition of Mary Jarnot, as repre-
sentative of the above named Minors,
being duly filed in this court, repre-
senting that it is necessary and for the
best interest. Of said estate and of all
interested therein that certain lands
of said Minors described therein be
sold and praying that a license be
to her granted to sell the same:
THEREFORE, You, and each of
you, are hereby cited and required to
show cause, if any you have, before this
court, at the Probate Court Rooms in
the Court House, in the City of st.
Cloud, in the County of Stearns, State
of Minnesota, on the 22nd day of August
1918, at 9 o'clock A. NJ, why said petit
ton should not be granted.
Witness, The Judge of said Court,
and the Seal of said Court, this 21st,
day of July, 1918.
A. III. KLASEN,
Court SeaD Probate Judge.
J. B. HIMSL,
81 Attorney for Petitioner.
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&atbpltide Mbitimen5ler.

IbiIo6eIpbto, 9. slug.
Mit ser grmdbl11ng ser 8eamten
lit ser 43. Sabresfonbent ser @atbo<
lie Total Mbitinence Union gu gn6e
gegongen. 8tfdof S. &egis @oneptn
BON Btttsburg murbe gum geiitli@en
&atbgeber mie6ergetpdblt. @eitgeben=
Sc 8ei6liilie mur6en gefaBt. SHE to-
tboliiden 8ereine io1en aufgefor6ert
mer6en, Spirituoien aus tbren Ser
iammInngslofalen at %perbonne1t.
SHE @atbolifen iol1en aufgeforoert
mer6en, tire @in6er gum Mni6luB
an Mbitinen5bereine 5u beranlalie len.
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@mtcs Sabr fir Mimneiota.
Nem q orf, Il. J

&c e y Z t, IT. M19.
Mebr ais 5000 ginfGl1f fer ser
groBen @aarenba1t1er oes 2onoes BE-
finoen iid gegentpGrtig bier, utn lire
@intereinfaufe 5u maben. $. 8.
@oobfin6> @infdufer ser 5irma Sc
briiber Mannbeimer in ct: Batl, er=
flarte, oaB anf @rl1n6 Ser bisberigen
Seri6te Geinneio ta cine gldn5en6e
grnte baben mer6e. IS 1ei %iiberbaupt
Elm febr g11tes @ei6dftsiabr fife Sen
Enuat.
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The Washington times., 1913-04-01
OYSTER RESIGNATION
RECEIVED BY BOARD
Letter Quitting Presidency of
School Supervisors Is in
Hands of Members.
GS

Resignation of Capt. James F. oyster
as president of the Board of Education
was received at the offices of the board
today. this resignation following that
sent last week to the District Supreme
Court as a member Of the board.
Election of Captain oysters successor
will take place at the meeting OF the
board expected to be held tomorrow af-
ternoon. IL any campaign is on foot
to contest the candidacy Of Henry p.
Blair Il was not discoverable today. a
majority of the board members saying
they favored Mr.. Blair's election.
1t is known that John Larner, the
lawyer member of the board, is in a
receptive mood. but is not making any
canvass or authorizing the use of his
name When Captain oyster was re-
elected year ago, r. r. Horner nomi-
mated Mr.. Larner. then sitting for the
first time as a board member. Mrs.
Caroline Harris seconded the nomina-
ton, and the new member received
two votes. He himself cast no ballot.
The other votes went for Captain Oys-
ter. who was elected.
likely that voting for Mr.. Blair this
time will be Captain Oyster. Ernest H.
Daniel, DR.. Thomas Marshall, Mrs.
Edith kingman Kern. and Mrs. Susie
Root Rhodes
According TO statement by members
Of the Supreme Court, the vacancy aris-
ing on the school board by reason OF
captain oysters, resignation, will not
be filled until about April Is.