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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-03-15
uMSATURDAY
G& NIGHT
I SERMONS
By
3d. REvSsXuEW .pvRvEll
FASTING TO FOOL FOLKS.

Text. "Whcn thou fastest appear not
unto men to fast" Matt vi. Ills.
"You Christians are joke turn
ed to my newspaper friend with red
dcnng face. He's u Philistine with all
the newspaper mans quick eye for
shams. ! like Jim. | don't know about
his theology. but his heart is on the
right side III must be quito strain
Oh you folks 10 wait nearly six weeks
before you can indulge In bridge whist
gamble bunny hug, turkey trot and
grizzly bear embrace You sure have Il
hard during Lent" He needn't have
put il SO stingingly. took refuge In
my scanty ministerial dignity and look
ed nj him chilly He merely put his
arm about my shoulder and gave that
hearty contag ious laugh Of his. Say.
dominic you have II on me. can't
quit my pipe for even that long
When he turned the corner | stopped
stock sin and said 10 my indignant
self But Is II true: Are much of our
pherc simply outward observance
VIII we go the pace just as fast and
faster :hc minute the clock ticks the
II Of oar observance: n So. then the
shaft was well aimed christ's bit
tcrest words were to the pharisecs.
those whose religion was made up Of
external show Ills warning in the
text was to those who We're fasting for
show and custom
Religious Window Dressing.
Our bravest thinkers declare Ameri-
can life is becoming more and more
surface We dnic on appearance.
are expert judges of skin values and
devotccs ~ the surface. We are adopts
In the use ~ cnamels. varnishcs and
venecrs We gid many things and
whitcwash others. Cosmetics sell well.
and a dash Of perfume takes place
OF disinfectant window dressing Is a
great art. II draws the admiring eyes
of the crowd. whether IL he hats and
gowns for women or fellow turning
grddc cakes to catch the masculine
heart or stomach Window trimming
Of the body was never 81 lavish. Easter
SUNDAY on Atlantic City board walk IL
vanity fair But our spiritual window
dressing IS Just AZ fragrant. We want
our riciy 10 be seen. The Pharisces
disiigurcd their faces when they fast
cd: they sounded trumpet on street cor
ners: we carry our prayer book with
snowy purple ribbon and gold hinges.
Fortunately there is no halrcloth Z
lie worn. no barefoot pigrimages. no
damp cell with bread AMI water. For
merly all life was too short for pen
ance-now half hour morning and
evening for forty days IS quite sui.
ficient
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-03-15

Texas il u hig state. remarked the
native "a man from the eastern pnr'
OF the state Is n suutheruer: man
from the other side Of the state H. .
wesierner
How about mnn from the north
ern part OF he stalef"
He's u Yankee Louisville Courier
journal
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-03-15

The gifted man II he who sr.s the
essential point aud leaves alt the rest
aside ~ Snrpinsage. Carlyle
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-03-15
Fasting as Unto God.

Then are fasting and Lent all wrongi
No, no; Of course not, Fasting. like
any other religious exercise. must he
from the heart AMI not "A mere ccrcmo-
NAL observance. The Pharisees tasted
not 10 become good. but 10 get a repu
nation for goodness. II was ITO be- seen
Of men," and they wore the badge 10
get better credit Christ saw that and
condemned IL. He recognized and un-
doubtedly practlcrd fasting. although
he WAS not an ascetic by any mems.
He came eating and drinking "a The 80.
rious scandal of some very severe reli-
gionistS of his day who could not think
Of real sanciiiy except accompanied by
long face and hollow checks. I.ut fast
ing means fasting. nos abstaining from
meat 10 eat rich t,h Lent doesn't
mean hurryine on 10 a health resort 10
get strength for The next - DAYS dis
sipation. Il doesn't mean retirement
just 10 get iimr to rep'eni~h a ward.
robe Fasting T. q token Of sorrow and
y preparation FOR spiritual duties.
Moses. David. Elijah. tasted. Christ
tasted forty days Ia civil war times
Lincoln appointed days 81 fasting anc
prayer. Fast hnf fast secretly. hum
bly, and honestly unto God. and He
will honor with spiritual reward.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-03-15

A wounn frequently changes hri
mind That vii, she Is able to si,.
a person I.iece ~ II aud still AWAY,
have enough ,efi TOT the next one
Milwaukee Sentinel
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-03-15

THAT tramr laikS funny. ma un,
lie says u" ,Hstig@tcd bis itinernr,
from Rnslnu
lie onis Yenn> he beat his way =
Raltimor. 4 fu.risan
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-03-15

Pa son vbu inik too much SON
Well. In nm to- nain- for your mar
rying into a ftaIsativ. famllyf- BostoD
Transcript
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-03-15

1000 Bushels Japanese Buckwheat
200 Barrels Pillsbury and Gold Medal Flour
40 Tons Timothy and Scarlet Glover Hay
400 Kegs Wire Nails
10 Tons Barbed Wire
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-03-15

Attorney nj Law. BERTH, Nd Promp, attention
gwen all business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01
MINER SUICIDES
Wellsburg Foreigner Missing Since
Tuesday Is Found Hanging
To Limb Of a Tree.

roo H'... r. q IrrfF ..
WELLSRURG. W Va July ST.
William Oseors. Polish miner.
aged 80 years. was found hanging 20
tho limb of tree af O'Clock this
afternoon 30 an orchard feV rods
from tho George strong place about
quarter Cf mile from This civ.
Oe-ors and his brother had heon nv.
i0- In q feu'n,ar' and William had
le"1 missing since last Tucsdav
rirhf and So IS presumed he commit
ted suicide ~ that time ~ his bod,
~ hon found was .n % bad state ~ DO.
composition Deputy sheriff James
Patterson and Coroner james elem.
'rs yi"Wed tho remains az = O'Clock
and pronounced death hy suicide and
ro inquest vas deemed neccssar,
I'll" remains were taken In charge bv
county Undertaken ? e. Foster and
v ere prepared for burial Oeror-
nrd h's brother were employed tv
o." I0us Tirnev coal company iust
north of This city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01
Wilson Is Opposed
To Recognition of
Huerta Government
PRESIDENT MAKES CLEAR HIS POSITION THAT HE WILL NOT
RECOGNIZE 4 GOVERNMENT THAT Is BUILT
UPON MURDER AMP LAWI.ESSNESS.
Believes 1t Would Put Premium Revolution Mexico
tenance the Huerta Regime and BE Incenive for
ambitious Leaders TO Gain Ends by Crime

MEXICO CITY. July 3i.-The inltia-
tive has been taken by new members
of the chamber Of deputies who belong
70 what is known as the reform group
in the chamber 20 bring together the
rebels and the government in a peace
agreement These deputies have
signed 4 proposition which. II the sup
FORT OF q sufficient number Of others
cf their group is gained for il will re-
suit IN a comm ssion calling on Presi-
dent Huerts ard placing u before him.
The deputies say they have been
moved 20 this step by an apprehension
ot foreign interference in the republic
and the consequent necessity for all
Mesieans TO unite against Il. Il is
suggested ny the deputies that a com
nIttee be named 70 treat with a COM
nittee Of rebels e President Huerta
sanctions their plan. but that the es-
ecutiVe Will do so is regarded as
doubtful
Government officials here refuse to
discuss tie Developments in the Mex.
icsn situation IN Washington takInq
the ground that they fail 20 recognize
any unfriendly attitude toward
Mexico.
wASHINGv"N. I.'- ., Tr.silen,
Wilson made - clear tola- 90 tloe"
who discussed tt, N,>i.ln srl'I. r
with hi-1 thai 20. -II r.t t...-- .,,.,-..,
ig tho l'1-' 5.--~.. 'r 'h. arr4u.uts
u ArrtarslIr- 1i.r-v T.ar. Wilson
"a favr- ~ rs-.-'i;..r r.- .r. 'f..-.a
government 20 ,f.>s.n %. -.t 60 D..
kr0wn t14- s.- rra'.-i= 90 ,.i- -i,,n-s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01

A Suicide

f.r .. f.a rrf...r.-
'NIINrII NE. W va Tufr 81
-.ff.I I"7r'mahsr. prominent NOR
chant rr..iIrc Ir Book CROOK Valley
200. county. u"lr Tho NirrIr.a uuo
n.,''l sni.'i' today ty shoounr
r'm I' 'H-nret tre heart with a
Nu.fr.far rtTr Do was avof 7f
frlro nnI unmarried Tearrrratr-
BELONGED fr widely known famr,
and l1i been ENGAGED iu huairo-s
iDr fof'rlI yr1ra Recently Do br
came evolved lu business dinirut
Pics ard iott nearly au hia prorrrf,
A number ~ financial claims aeainsi
him uerc being pressed hv hi.
creditors and believing there vas M
w1r to prevent bic ruin 10 deIiher
ately planned HE own death Mag
iftrafe Mcbride conducted a coron
ers inquest and the verdict vas that
O. tu!-ida.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01
Mulhan Gets Fractious
Before Commit ittee: Is
Squelched by Overnan
STATES REFUSAL TO ANSWER
QUESTIONS UNLESS REP.
RESENTED By COUNSEL
Attorneys for Manufacturers As
Sociation Attack MulhalPs Story
will Continue Tomorrow.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July 81
40 an accompaniment of argum ents
pet"een counsel and members OF the
committee. between Democrats ana
Republican committeeman. and h.
tween Martin Mulha!l and eyerybod~
connected with the case. the ss-er<
animation OF the alleged lobbyist foy{
the National Association OF Manufac-
turers proceeded haltingly to-day be-
lore the Senate investigating com.
Hi'tee. In he five hours MulhalI vax,
on me stand about 116 questions rub
nnl''ed ny counse, for the association,
NIe pn' 10 him by Chairman Ovor.
mar. Robert McCarter and James A
Emery. attorneys for the associat,on
were denied the right 10. cross-exams,
inc the witness directly. but after
much debate were 0ernoitted 10 suh-
mn questions based upon replies thel
N',ness made TO the queries alreadyl
submitted
senators Reed. Walsh, Cunmfna
ana Nelson were almost a. sworSs.,
points on several occasions, but nesce,
aINaNs was restored without an CO.
break. and any IN feeling that extstss
was laid away for future reserar.~
MninaI. himself always an interest,ngl
witness. ready TO make comments
Hp"n me attorneys OF the National Az
Socia'ion ot Manufacturers. or ITS ON :.
claIs. surpassed himself In spite a
continual warnings by the Chairman
re dHrIarod once that unless the COM,
tIl''e" allowed him 10 have counsel
N"uiu retuse 70 answer further
ques'ions. and would rather go to fan.
'Halrman Overman finally became so
angry mat he bluntly told him thar
+Itfh~@ no rrf-afnad
comm"nt and stuck 10 plain answsr-
ne would he subjected 70 discipline
MuihaI subsided after the admons-
ton a"inoni-
Attacked MulhaIi's Story.
Ih" National Association n, Manu-
''' f'r"rs' a''orn"v attacked AIuIhalrs
s'"r' tn his correspondence and hi.
"Namirffion in chief along several
lines They sought 70 show tina, n.
was DISCHARGED and did not resign
RON tho Association. They produced
statements In Newspaper that pub
Confined on Page Nin,A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01
Bangor, Pa. Visited by
One Million Dollar Fire

A.LENTpWN. Pa. aug. Fire,
s'l burning corroly ar I.2o a. m..
destroyed property valued - almost
>i."""."o" a. BANGOR. Pa. Two large
manufacturing establishments. fu-
ni'Vr" store ami four residences ON
North Main street Var" totally dc.
stroyDd
I'd" fire. which vas oi unknown ori.
Iir. broke out in 'h. &; Flor, Manu-
ta.'ur.ls courarl p,au' and spr. =.
p" tte Fi'ry Milling conuary.s mn.
f'"r rr.-t mii. and 'r. Shiru.r iurui.
'r'" aou-". Il then consumed tour
60 .l'u.es adjoining ~ open ground
surround, th"s" properties. Tho FRO
men hop" 70 confn" tho fsmes 10
them.
Spread Rapidly.
Tile fr' broke out az - g.. O'Clock
F.. 3D." plant - 'lc = Fi..v Nauufac
rI'.uc Company and spread win
H- f1.Hg.'It" rapilfy. The B1uror
ir.m'u We're handicapped win q
scarcity "f water and when % was
realized that 'l" fir" Wa getting ho-
,o.i th,.r control apr,ai- fpr AID
won. srr' 'o Fru ArEri ard 90 Ia-;on.
7 '- .ufnrph.I" engine of f-" Eaefou
Co.,. department wa s'ar-.. tp Ban
ari .l'rf after m.da.sl'.
t'u- a Gong 'm" tt- efforts of tho
as.u'. 200 keep 'he lla7" ava. from
far i'Irt o. r'n FIory N.Iirl Com.
r-.r V"-' -I",.ssiU hg' finally fr"
l'f' became .p Intense t.l' o.. fro
fa'''rs vo-' driven away and 900 %
.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01

friendly ~ Mexico lie has not vet
announced wha, h!s program Will be.
hut h. is omphaticailv and un-alter-
ably opposed 70 tho recognition under
any circumstances ~ m" govc-rm' nj
set up by Provisional president Iiuerta
through the events in which President
Mad - ard VIcc-i'resid,nt Suarcz met
tragic death
Il developed today that Tho D"mo-
Graf; in tho Senate w,rr couourri- =
'n 'h's view and further discussion e
Ambassador Wilson's statement before
III" Senat" for i'm relations committee
brought ou; general sentiment 90 OPP
position 90 he sTcc. ='iourf rccor.i-
tinu or TN" TIu'r'l government.
Premium on Revolution.
senator Bacon. chairman g tfc COM
mitto'. on foreign relations. is oc tr"
pronounced opinion tha' % recognize
Tho Iiu"r'l co-.r-r1er- would d., put
ting a premium 90 revolution f., NoV-
irn. To b,i'sv.s moreover. .rat 8.
would h- an i~ceutiv. - ov.-v r.yo,.-
tinrgr, i.4l.- ?. 81. -sInlt. So. h,sl
- th" nation with fuI expectation rrg.
This a.r Vu.il receive. tN, approval
and 'HI.i1, r,''-ni''.u - other IA -
tI"rs. Senator Fa."r also i. ~ tAa
opinion tHl' d.. .n-ri'iau of Hv,rfa
flr .r.r arir-irr alol. p"t.n. would
Nc 'h' STRONGEST ,u,.ura-..u..r to
Ambitions chiefs.
Senator l1r"1 reflects rr. ,Ir,s o.
Tr.eii.-' Wilson. vel, bus r..f from,
'f" ."-.~'iI-: iif. ir"u"gr..I .rI-i.n
f0t' --.' moro! question v4- ir-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01
CAUCUS SOON ON
CURRENCY BILL
AUGUST IL is THE DATE SET
SET AND CALL HAS
BEEN ISSUED.
ommIttee Making Strong Effort
to Whip Bill Into Shape
for Discussion.

,. ASHINGToN. d. c.. July s1-
t'"n's crowded upon each ofher -
CAV in ~" progress toward connpIe,,o,
~ th" Glass currency bn1 I'm the bousa
committee on banking and currencv
'ha.rman Glass following out NJ.
agreement Yesterday with secre,srr,
HIcAdno. secured the adoption of an
amendment in tho Democrats 'oonter-
en'e Tor Tho creation OF an advisor
hodrI ~ twelve bankers. Vhosa nrI,,.
Heee !' shah be 70 confer AZ rer,,is,
intervals with me federal reserve
board hat would be created undec
vi" n"V currency plan
chairman Glass also presented hi-
proposal % prevent irtcr.locking ID
IDctorates IN national insfitufiors
l's amendment created a discussion
however. and was finally carried ove-
without action until tomorrow.
During the day Representative A
nli'oheN Palmer. chairman Of the
h' mocrafic caucus. SOM out a call for
currency caucus August II 10 faka
1p Tho BILL Democrats were unabIe
tn predic' today tho condition in
which Tho Glass hi'l viii 20 into tho
proposed caucus Efforts will be made
OF 90" committee meeting tomorrow
'' perfect The measure as nearly "a
possible. b1' roverai majority men,
h'rs o.. mo committee are a. present
I'. ''aii oppo od 20 ifs provisions
a'i refuse 10 give 81 their endorses
merf
Dema0d Invest tiastlon.
Another devfi1rmcut OF che A.
vas tho demand f0r on investfxatfon
h' Tho house committee 81 Secretsrv !
MrAdoos recent charge that Narr
YORK bankers a-o enrared In irving
f0 depross The value of Fovernm.nt
f"' per cent bonds in order 10 create
continent against fhe admlnlstration
currency bill Representative Neelv
cf Kansas prepared resolution
which vii De introduced tomorrow.
atkir- secretary NcAdoo 70 appear
before tho committee 10 present proof
~ hir charEe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01
A reennent
With CSC.

zoo. ND .. fHf. f. f.s f.f....r.-s-
tH}lu.i-TDN IS So Dol. %
Thar an agreement f4e boon u4,I.d
between Attorney General fIu. and
'nH 'l f0r tho Choa1rrato D.. obi.
F1I|Haf company relative f, ff. rs
ffmp'I1n ~ cv'aa. far" couror. W,e
stated at mo attorney generals do.
parfmenf tonight Tho terms were
not msdo public buf it fa known
to carry provision Tor the Immediate
redemption % coupons without re
rard % fhe original purchaser of
trkefs a Compr0mire pefnior wUI
probably be fled before the Kan1Uha
circuit court tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01
THORNTON RAPS
SCHEDULE
SAYS THAT NOT HE But THE
PARTY Is DEPARTING
FROM ITS PRINCIPLES.
Attacks on the Tariff Bill Did Not
Swerve Democrats Determine
tion Not 10 Prolong Debate.

WASHINGTON. July 3l.-Demo.
Gratis Of the senate who stand pledged
20 vote for the Underwood simmons
tariff bill. listened today TO one of
thelT number. who has repudiated tho
administration measure because OF
the free sugar plank Senator Thorn
ton. OF Louisiana. in vehemen,
speech. pictured The ruin that free
sugar would bring 20 his state. de-
ounced The policy Of free sugar as
uhQemocratic ard characterized ais
par! action as pity" and "a
i am not false 70 the principles Of
me Democratic party. said the Iouis-
lana senator. in refusing To follow II
along tie strange and devious path
way II Is now pursuing with regard
10 the iarin on sugar I am true 10
those principles. and IL Is the Demo.
cratic party Itself that is seeking
10 depart from them ! am no trait-
or 20 Tho Democratic party because
loya!ty 70 nv state forbids me 10
vote for this bill in i's present form
Tho attack from within the party
ranks. tho first that has been made
sine" general debate began. was fo,-
. lowed by another from the Republican
side. when Senator Gronna. Of North
Dakota assailed the measure from 'ne
standpoint o. tho farmers.
Olo MOI oWcrNc.
Nearly the entire time for discus
p sion Of tho bin was taken up with
thes" addresses and little progress
was mad" IN consideration of the
schedule. Tho double attack dill not
serve - SWAY tho Democrats frul1
their determination not 10 -ako I'D
tim" in general debate. Tho bono
cratic leacors s'ill assert 'ha' ;hav
will content themselves with iri"f on
position 20 amendments as they ar
offered from day 20 day. Later Sena-
tor Shively. ~ Indiana plans to an
swer tho arguments and criticism of
The minority.
Appeals % the manufactures
voiced on the senate several davs for
an understanding between the senate
fnI tho house 10 the date when the
rates on woolen manufacturers are
20 he made effective have failed to
bear fru'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01
DEAD IN CELL

-.'af fIsrrf.h trf Irru.-s ..-
tifNNfE-TON IS Na Hl. 30 -.
william 'Grirror ifau.Hae a.r
1. re- i7hIun ~ fhe rf-ref.. pr.
found dead .n hIs coll n fba .if. Du
today iio uas recently arrested on
90 rhars" ~ boofiere.nr and ess q
heavy drinkor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01

EINeToU. T1fy On - Forecast
Wssf Vfrrfnla LsssI tnurd.r.b@--.-.
Elay safurday fair ana not auits 80
fr1 psr nRvfvanfa and ONfr-
hrfai fhuI ferano-rara rrffav s~r4s-,.t.s
-sncr tenpsrafurs ~ nfvht: Fstur1av
-. Elth loWsr tenperaturs uQht vsr
Ht-s p-ada becoming svsst
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01
DAVIS NAMES
TWO CADETS
Waahinrton. ID. O Fn1v AZ

NHHnInEfonl -. O. J1IV u
Congressman John " Davis al
West Nireinia appointed the follow.
inc cadets TO the United StatRs mili-
tary and naval academies. TO West
Point. John Harvey I've OF Ciarks-
burg. principal. Carl v. Miller Of New
Martinsviile. alternate To Annapolis.
Julian ID Wilson of ParkersburE,
principal: James Erwin Of Fairmon.,
alternate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01

IlShoN. fuiy Aft fs stated trai
President Manuel ue Arrfars h. fff a.
t7at pnffIrians ere romffnuousfv fr a.
tendance urcn him senior he Arrtara
was eiectef % tne rrerislA lAn-y % the re-
public August a.. 1911.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01
WILL NOT ASK
MORE MARGIN
THIS NEW POLICY Is TO AN
TlCIPATE STRINGENCY
IN LATE FALL.
GoNUnment Bonds Will BE Ac-
Cepted at Far as Security
for the New Deposits.

WASHINGTON - g.. Tu'y 81
S'rr"'ry N'Adoo today empbsricaIlv
"''idT"1 'I" treasury would not call
i"r nor" margin on the United states
TWO per cont bonds 10 secure national
bank circulation because 81 tho do
creased market value OF thoro sccu-i
'rs
Officials - Tho treasury today
stated hat fho provisions ~ the cur
r'n"N tl f0- 'ho retirement Of tho
bond secured currency was originally
drawn .r accordance with tho exact
recommendations 81 committee of
~" American Bankers Association
ana was later amended ~ the succes-
'l'r 90 secretary NcAdoo so thai all
"' 'h" outstanding Two per cents
would h- redeemed in cash with inter
'-f az ~" end ~ 1I wears The f-ca-
.rF holds 'hIf rho bond raqi.r.f1a-.t
prov Son a- now constructed mate
rally Increases tha privilege OF tho
holders ~ 'hc 'vp por cents
Ih" Uofir" o' Secretary NrNGo1 i,r
's'Hh'ishrr fh,- now policy i- fo an
'irira'c th" u1ney e'riucarrv in tho
.1'' summer and ran. which irva-l
ably arcomT7r tho marketing ami
movement ot crop. especially whom
~" rr0i- 1r" unusually large. as .ha
harvest r0W hnr.r~i1r forecasts IIe
intend fn f1-o 'm. ht tha fo-el,r.
art prevent o- w.r'mi1" -he usual
'i-u'ue.- ~ money
Accept Bonds It par.
'H siif'n"r' f' rirh'. fhe S.r-o.
'a-. mad" fh" -Ieuifcarf a7-ouoco
h'f' 'fa' rY.'-~ucrf bonds u.u.d
.'. q" '.''i DO r1r a- security for ~"
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Confined on Page MINI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-27
Freshman Reception,

The Freshman reception was held in
Grange hall, Friday evening. The hall
was decorated with college and school
banners and the school colors black
and orange in bunting. The receiving
line was made up of Superintendent of
Schools l.. w. Gerrish, Principal and
Mrs. Il. w. Leighton, Miss Dorothy Ell
liot. Miss Blanche Emory, Ethel
Scales and Miss Burnham. The follow
ing program was given: Readings, II.
Tobey Moores, "A Mohawk Legend"
"A Girl and Her Thirty-nine' vocal
solos, "A Little Gray Dove, :
Thoughts Miss Ruth Greenwood
reading, Wee Willie Winkee." Mari
en- Adams; violin solo. Maurice Phil
brick; reading, Olive d. Cleveland. Re-
freshments were then served and dane
ing followed with music by Townes
Orchestra.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-27
TWO GERMANS KILLED..
One Severely Wounded Attempting to
Capture Soldior-kilIs Self.

Parchim. Germany, Sept 2G.-Two
German soldiers were killed and one
severely wounded, last night, by an
army officers striker, whom they were
attempting to capture after he had been
detected in a robbery. He then COM
mitted suicide.
The striker was attached to an Off
Ger Of a dragon regiment stationed
here. When he found he had been seen
committing the theft he fled to an attic
oil the barracks and was pursued by
several of his comrades led by an off,
cor. lie was armed with two ordnance
reviewers with which he shot three men,
tHo of them fatally and then killed
himself with the last cartridge.
A striker" is a soldier detailed as
an ofhcer's body servant.