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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-03-28
WOODROW WILSON ENDORSES THE
PRINCIPLE OF GIVING THE Gov
ERNOR THE POWER TO RE-
MOVE MUNICIPAL OFFICIALS.

mittee Of the Anti Saloon League Of
New Jersey called on Governor Wilson
at Trenton ITO Grge his supn1rt of
move municipal functioneres who are
derelict in their official duties. In re-
ply to this request, Governor Wilson
said:
III have no hesitation In saying that
the power Of the Governor ought to be
increased In the matter of removal OF
officials. There IN no doubt about the
merit Of such q bill, but I have often
said that. though 1 was sworn In to
see that the laws of the state were car
ried out, was not In n position to do
no. All can do Is to rail against per-
You have access to the Legislature, md
1t would not be hard to find an infu-
entail Legislator to introduce such n
bill. shall always avail myself of the
opportunity to approve the principle OF
the bill"
Self government" says woodrow
Wilson in THE State, "impl1 IS, when
tration are officers of the State, of the
central authority: whatever may be
and that their responsibility is 81 cen zen.
merely"
A municipal corporation has been
described by the Supreme Court OF the
United States as representative not
only Of the state but is portion Of
its creatures, made for q specific pur-
pose to exercise within limited sphere
the powers of the State. The State
may govern the Local ter territory as It
FITS powers or DESTROY its existence"
u. s. VS.. 3. & o. r. r., II wallace)
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-03-28

Read What President Woodrow Wilson
and Gov. Ben w. Hooper Say About
Needed Law Enforcement Legislation.
Gov. Ben w. Hooper's Appeal to the
People of the State.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-03-28

Ing remedy for eczema, plmples, running sores,
and acne. single application will usually give
Immediate relief. The burning, Irritating infan1.
disappear.
The Flve-Drop Sefse fs now put up In Is
and 50 cent packages and sold by nearly all
druggists. II 1t Is not obtainabe in your locality
168 Lake ST.. Chicago. ILL., and 1t will be sent post.
paid upon receipt of price. 1t Is an excellent
and scalp humors.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-03-28
N ACT TO DECLARE THE DUTIES
OF MUNICIPAL OFFICERS, ETC.

of' MONlClfAh ofFICEHS' ETC
Section 1. Be it enacted by the Gem
eral Assembly of the State of Tennes-
see, That il shall be the duty of the
mayors, commisso toner's, councilmen, al
dermep, chiefs Of police. recorders, nu-
nicipal Judges, .marshals and police
mon of each and every municipal corr
poration now existing or hereafter cre-
ated under the laws of this State. to
faithfully maintain and enforce, with
In the corporate limits OF their respec-
tive municipalities, the statute laws
Of this State relating to lewdnes7,
o qrEtt gaming, ana the sac 2 and
by having arrested and arraigned for
trial before the proper tribunals of the
county al perso $. violating such laws
with their knowledge, and by taking
such other proceedings against such
vtolators as may be auth orized and pro-
vlded by the lawful ordinances OF such
municipalities,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-03-28
BILLS BEFORE THE LEGISLATURE.

The following bills have rs bee been r., recon-
is here printed in full, while only the
more important features Of the others
are given:
AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE TIE GOV
ERN0R TO ,I REMW WYI MTNlTlP Rn-
F FIHINa A Sf Nh PEHs5TTNNasrFFo6
perform THEIR DUTIES MI IN !.
Laws OF THE STATE A A!s7sII \ ST
dAM VI Z T Or TIE IL IsN AHE ANp
whereas, The Constitution Of this
State provides that the Governor shall
take care that the laws s., be faIshfnl1s
perform that duty; and,
:. Whereas, y IL common ssnn snow
that IN certain parts Of this state, ,t sna
the laws against lewdness. drunken
ness gaming, and the manufacture and
sale OF Intoxicating liquors are con
Violated. with the. connivance and even
encouragement of certain oIcials OF
corporations created by the
lcws OF this state to- the ey II t example nb
iIc morals, the degradation Of the stan
dard Of citizenship, the undermlning
Of eSsfft for Of aW Urdeav ana ahe
abiding body Of the people of the
whole State; and.
Whereas, The lay .abidIng people pie OF
the local communities and cities Where
possible on account Of the influence of
fhe lawless elements therein over the
local otficiRls elected by them. to rem
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-03-28

edg tness aoysssj tnere.o.-;
.rs s'S" Pc tss state By ne Gss
zee. That whenever 1t shall come to
s snowisdge Ct to the G9ITsrnSr thSst
or inanufacture Of intoxicating liquors
are openly and habitually violated, and
tea any Teeorder eoee
city Judge, chief OF police, policeman
or city marshal. OF any municipality
ssosaniisvflnss g at or enccuTag}ns such v,gs
iattone, or is refusing. or knowingly
Or Eiltul falling tYs and en n9sglsGtIng &
such Violations the Governor shalt
have power. and It shall be his duty, to
iloeman and appoint another in his
Sec, 3, Be 1t further enacted That
moved BY the Governor. shall at once
vacate the office from which he is re-
moved and give place to his successor,
shall irnm ediateiy be qualified and give
bond Il bond be required by the laws
Or ordinances Of the town or city. and
tnduoted into such office or place, in
pointment under the charter and laws
OF such town or city: Provided poth-
nicipal OFFICER or policamn SO re-
moved by the Governor from bringing
the matter Of his removal before the
Circuit Court Of the county in which
such town or city, is located, upon pc
tftiop and by writ of certiorari In the
usual way. and upon such writ OF GER
tiorari being granted, the matter Of
such removal shall be tried de novo
upon such evidence a. H,sy be ofrare4
by the petitioner and by the cityl and
Judge the petitioner not guilty, he shan
be, restored to his office.
the petition for oertiorarl By the mu.
nicihal official or policemen removed
by the Governor may be filed against
the municipality, and It shall be the
duty OF the city attorney. II there be
such attorney and otherwise OF the
district attorney for the state Of ths
district, to defend such petitions and
the Governor, with the concurrence Of
t. the attorney genera, FOR the state,
attorneys TO assist in such defense. at
the expense of the State.
Sec T. Be it further enacted, That
this Act take effect from and after ts
passage, the public welfare requir-
in1 1t.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-03-28
SKIN SORES
Easily and Quickly Healed

Those who suffer
from Eczema, PIN.
pies or other skin
eruptions knox
It's m iserie
There is no need
ofsufering.You
can easily get
. rid Of 1t by a
simple and In.
expensive prep
aration known
as the Five-Drop
Salve. 1t IL q
carefully COM
nd.ed ONT
ment that for IF.
teen years has
proven its value as
q sOOthln hcals
Washington Journal., 1913-08-16
9ampfsrfabrten nad SnOian SeaO
unO Colonial Sead.

Den @aibingtonern, Die mad oes
Cages 2ait uno Site grbolung in
elmer Sabrt ben Botomnc binunter iu-
den poaen uno finoen meroen, lit
ourb Die 6abrten oes 0ampfers ct.
Sobn cine portreffli6e @elegenbeit
oa3u geboter. Ser 9ampfer fdbrt
ieoen Mben0, nit @usnabme oes
Gomabenos uno Sonntags Inn Z
Ilbr BON Der @erft am SUB Der Sic
benton StraBe ab, fGbrt bis Snoian
9eao, orebt bort nm uno lit Inn II
llbr ettpa mieoer an leiner @erft. Ga
ii6 ON 8orO elm nlsge5ei6netes Ga-
fe befinoet uno oa es Whllif uno Gang
ole 6iiue giebt, erfreuen li6 oieie
Jabrten GROCER 8elie6tbeit.
Gonnabenos $50 Itbr am gfad-
Washington Journal., 1913-08-16
snffrasettem OerOOnnert.
@eridtlides @adipiel Ses iOuutas-
Iiden Nnfrn6rs in eOnOOn.

2on6on. Is. 9llig. 9lls 6olge
oes Geriuhs leitenS Ser Suffrnget-
ten, oie Nmtsmobmnng oes Hremier-
miniiters MsQuitb in Der Domning
Str. 81 itiirmeiL muroen i'm Holi8ei=
geriht IL Suffragetteu o0er Nnban-
ger ibrer Sadie porgefiibrt unO al
@ef6nenisbaft BON elmer 8o6e bis
81 9 Monaten perurteilt ODER inter
Srieoensbiirgi1aft geiteHt.
Sri. SDlpia Naufburit, Die ben
fiir5lihen Nilfrlibr anaettelte, befano
lid nidt inter Sen i'm Yoliaeigeri1t
&orqefiibrten. Ga iie na6 ibrer geltri-
gen @erbaftung oireft nod Dem SOL.
lomap : @efdngnis gebrnht iporoen
mar, Inn mieoer einen Cell Ser idon
friiber iiber iie Derbdngten Strafe
ab3ubiiBen.
8ei Dem 3~ulammenltoB apii6en
ben Snffragetten : Nnb1ngern nn0
ser 4oli3ei in Der Dopning StraBe
muroe SRI. SDlpia YanfburIt elm
9lrm perrenft; auBerOem erlitt Iie
@mltabi6iirfnngen. Sic leioet nod
INNER an Sen Solgen oes bon ibr
pdbren6 hires lebten MufentbaIts in,
@%efdngnis ini3enierten &ungerltrifs
bod 1T ibr 3ultanO nibt beiorgnis-
.erregeno.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-16
GgcnriiOnen.

Nad Dem 3oplogii6en Garter,
nah Gbeoep Gbale, uno &eniigton
fnbren StraBenbabnen bon Ser 15tan
StraBe uno Nem Yorf Npe. ieOe@ier-
%telitunOe.
9ampfer rMacaleIter~ gebt tdglib
pom Sub Der item ctr. @erit nad)
Woimt &ernnn INN TO ll6r pormit-
tags un0 $50 llbr na6mittaas.
Die Gampier 0es Norfulf rtno
@aibigton Steamboat so. gebeu tag
li1 Inn 6.45 abenoS ON Sub Ger item
StraBe nad gtorfolf unO 0IO Eoint
Comfort.
9fa9 gbebeD Gbaie Cafe gebeu
StraBenbabnpagen ale @ierteIitur.
ben bon Der 15ten GtraBe na10 NetD
|Yorf MperIlie.
Die Greet Sails aibinaton ano
|9l0 9ominion- 8agen p~erlaiicn 35lte
un6 W=StraBeN. 20. ale paar W2inl-
ten.
Bon Der 12ten StraBe uuo Gclalpl-
|odilla A0ellle geDen Wage1 llaG Wft.
Sermon iere Stunoe, I'M 8, 6, Z llbr
n. /. t.
0ampfer ct. Sobn's ma6t ale
Abenoe allBer Sonntaas pom SUB
Der item StraBe nm Z llbr abenos
cine MoOi6einfabrt.
9ampfer Gbos. $. @erner fabrt
mad &iper @iem Yarf tdglid Inn 8
|nbr morgens, Inn 2 uno 7 llbr Oes
Nadmittags.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-16
edlnf Ses aatbOlifcutaaes.

Die American federation Of Ga
tbolic Societies p1blte einltimmig in
ibrer S6luBiibung Baltimore fiir Die
Abbaltilng oes n66iten &onOents.
Die 9eamten mnroen mieoergemoblt
ln0 es perbleiben oa6er CHARLES s.
8ene6alto, @r6iioent: Nnthonn W}o-
ire, Setretar, unO S. SO. SOdenfamp,
S@asmeiiter, fir Oas laufen0e Sabr.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-16
9lasen aus &amias Stu.

@us &anias GitD fommt Die 9la-
&c, 0aB &inoer aus ben armen StaOt-
nierteln ungcipai6en unO iibelrie-
6eno u8m Sdulunterri6t eri6einen-
Dafiir ldiien Die 9amen Der Oorti-
gen @eieaihaft ole 6erfelhen, Die lie
an Stelle Der S6oBbunOes balten,
tGgli6 5tDeimal parfimieren
Washington Journal., 1913-08-16

bait mebr uno me6r beliCrt ntO
mem niht alle Nn5eihcn 'ril1eu, ~
ipriht OieiesSabr ein baioaNers 4'pteS
3u meroen. @eraoe jett It 81 Sal
ion am beIten, Sal5pnf tt0fgr Sc
aeln, Guoern, Siiden lilo 1lebsfang
ii4o GENTLE, Die mail in Colonial
8eah in REDEEM W2oBe 6aben fam.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-16

mittog uno Sonntaas, Inn 8 llbr
morgcns, fGhrt Der 9ampier nad
Colonial Bead mobin er ale Die nit
ninImt. Die einen oOer 8mei Gage am
neilen ODER lire 9Lngeb0ri-
gen, Oie Den Sommer iiber bort iinO,
beiuhen molen. Colonial @eah miro
ron Sabr 8u 3abr ais Serieaufcut-
Washington Journal., 1913-08-16

S ii r seiunOe 8odmorell, OBJ @roo
ODER an0ere SabefL lift Die 9Gderei
bon S. s. GmalO, 1914 Slorioa Mpe.
%. 6. beitenS befannt. Gatinbroo lit
cine Der Specialization oic in Der
|8Gderei bergeiteIt peroeu.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-16

Gas altbefannte SoteI SriB &eu,
ter lit INNER nod elm beIicbter 8cn-
oepousplab fir @urmanos uni,
|S6leder. Sein uSpe3iaI 2und"
Mittags, mo Gable De Sote", 0fg
|Gbenos, erfreuen ii6 b%eiouocrer o.
|Iiebtbeit.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-16

Dilriri Columbia. @tabt DalbiuelOn, SIS:
SD, GbmWHb @OIfe, 3alinr
bsr ubeuaenanntm BanE. tsidwOre hermit,
bon prr ubiat ysriht mad meimm bslten
@Iiru uuo WewiIsn wabrbsitsssireM ii.
Gbmunp 9. @eIft, Galtr.
Vor mir brlhWOrsn uno uuterlhrieben am
IL. Ila res MOnais Nuault 1913.
9enry &. 8intsI Dfsntli6sr NCtar.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-16

Difriag Columbia, 9taot @aibinstca IS:
SD, &. 8. Snubs, ie rSer Oten
eeuanutru Sanf, beldp6re biernlit, pnB pbiler
Y.ri6t ~ meinem beten @iieu unb 9cwi6en
mabrbr.tsDetrfu lit,
8. g.. 1ano4, aa1ifr.
NOr mir bei0ipprru uno u%nterIGriebsn trr
IS. Gdg hes McnatS QIugult 1913.
Mubsrs q. @insL
Gnfntliher Notar.
3ir rir 4idtisfeit astelirrn:
u @ Gt1pbam 9amuei S Senry
s " @a6ia u. s. &dnolc
VI W 0Unalbl. II @ep !. &angbi
Oirsftprm,
Washington Journal., 1913-08-16

Dilrift Columbia, StaSt QRalbinatoa SIS
SD. Sobn 3. 5pwarb ShaBmsilfer Err otea-
seuantsn Yanl, beltw6re biem t. baB be: Ye.
ritt a'nau ii, nad meinem bsltrn @Hiien une.
GeWilsn.
S. Q. SowarO Trsalurr.
Scr mir bsI6wrren uab anirrl1rietm an
10. Nueult 1913.
S. 81. serOswnb, Onmtlitrr Nrtlr.
Correct: 9ttslf.
q. $. pluoee W Q GbrslW
3. 81. VsrsIing Mtu 8 pitt
s 6reunb u, O'HanIum
81. 6. BURGESS VI. O@aplpn
6. .. 9orco Wnirid 2 tu9rue
s. 9. GbreYf ST. S u. gHrilet
Iirtf ortn.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-16
geridt itbcr Otu StanO
oCr
National Bank

IN WaIbinatun. i'm Dilritt Columbia. beim
@dhaTis. NtlAlue an 9. Nusuit 1913
Washington Journal., 1913-08-16

Difrict Columbia, Stabt N~nlbinstcn IS:
Sd GbarleSG s. Spwt SdaBmeiRe,
Der ctcnecuas uteu Ynnf, belhwSre hermit, bnR
otis,r Nsridi nNn msinem bitten 9BiHm nrb
i9rwiIsn watrbeii5aetreu III.
CHARLES 6. 9Owe, S6aBmfifu.
Scr mir belhworcn une unirri9rieben am
IS. Iaa hes MDnatS NlauIf 1913.
gllbert 8. Sbiainatrn, TTfntli1er NOtar.
Sir bic Mihtiefeit attefirsn:
6enry + @lcunt, 81. G. Niles
9. 2. MeriiDs. .. 5urt,
0enrD S. 6lAiber, Dirrftcren
Washington Journal., 1913-08-16
Beri6t iiber ben 6iaHb
Der
Continental Trust Co.
in DaltiNstOn .. g.. bsim @sl&ditsabl@Iue
AM g. Ausut 1913.


0ntbaten:
DarIeben Mnb DisrpntS .....$L.S32,S34 50
Neberaiebuneen, asiHert II. ung. 40 50
BCncs, @iGsrts ften etc. ........ 826 95t "a
WStrl unb @inribtungen. !. 1850 90
GGaia RON NatiCnaltauten :. 2fS,342 go
Gaaia BON Staate- unb YriDat.
bonisn 1rult Gompnenies u.
@parbanIsn ............... so 90
Gbeds unb anberr gaarbeRGnbe 1892 %
GrtanasS BON GlsarimebGulrrn 1857 95
Rehnnnaen anb. NaliCnal 8anten 500 90
papiereslD, NidtI unb Gents 49,. 249 10
WtlsBIihe @eIb : EslnOe IN Der
Blnt. ME:
@btris ............. 1850 25
QeooIknbsr Wcten. ..... 1890 90
= o. - m
Washington Journal., 1913-08-16
2.9t3,6t5 80
9srtinbIt&fsitem:

&UUNt . . > . = > . = . . : . seeess P(tOAOfCAO ~
Dihit Columbia. Stabt DaltinstOn, IS;
Sd, gbarIss 90. @arbsn, 9 A. YrGlDens
Der Ubengenanntsn BanE, belHwDrs bisrmit,
bae Der Ubige Beri6t nab meinem bsRsn
@iTtn unb @swifen wabrbeitseetEen 1T.
G6ar!ss %. Warpen, 0i3e.praFosnt.
0Or mir bel&pcren Mne unterl9rieben am
10 Sag brs MOuatS 9lueuIt 1913.
81. {. Ofutt IT., UfisntIi8sr NOtar.
SIR bic 8i&tiSfttt atteRisrsn:
NB Gcctt . 5 YrsSrCtt
y Warrsm Gbas 50 pfuser
gG 5 Garhr 6 @beeB
I 6 Striber S 8arcid
Sb 3 Meltpn Sobn 8 SsttS
Y s GarusbaT Wm W @priSs
W Z @alibr SO 2Yree
@ $ Cooper s q GbmOnos
Gbis 80 Warpen 81 s @rOtt
5 G,imble S Ctr sbureer
81 Spmerpille u u Walfer,
50 petels Wm U Merriam
Direttoren.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-16

4msIanSiidc @cinnOtidaitcn nro
aOnInlate in @aibiustOH.

NNeluHutlWN VtiH"'Alp"l'
aOninlate in @aibiustOH.
Ayqentine Republic
Legation. 152s Twenty-hrst St.
Ausbia-H hungary
Office of Embassy, 1904 Eight
eenth Street.
Belgium
Office of Legation, Poll Massa-
chusetts Avenue.
Boiigia
Brasil
Office Of Embassy, 1913 Six
teenth Street telephone, Main
$3.50.
chile
Legation. 1927 Sixteenth Street.
China
Office Of Legation, 20o1 Nine
teenth Street telephone, North
1887.
COLOMBIA
Legation The Portland.
Costa RIGA
Legation, 1929 Eighteenth St
Cuba
Legation, The Parkwood-
Legation, Danish Consulate Cen
Denmark
eral, $40 Bridge Street, New
York City.
Dominican Republic
Legation, Southern Building.
Ecuador
Office Of Legation, 81 Broadway,
New York City.
France
Office of Embassy, 246O Six
teenth St. telephone, Col.
828).
Germany
Office of Embassy, 1885 Massa-
chusetts Avenue telephone,
North 1900 and 7201).
Great Britain
Office Of Embassy, 1900 Connec-
ticut Avenue telephone,
North 124).
Greece
Legation, ~Stoneleigh Court.
Bar Harbor, Me.
Guatemala
Summer address. The Malvern,
Legation, 1745 Rhode Island
Avenue.
Haiti
Legation, 1929 Rhode Island
Avenue.
Honduras
Legation, Hotel Gordon.
Italy
Summer address, Over Wonder
Cottage, Narragansett Pier, r.
Japan
Office of Embassy, 1910 N Street
telephone, North 3S1).
MeFic0
Office of Embassy, 1413 Eye ST.,
rear.
Netherlands
Legation, 1910 F Street.
Noya0dy
Legation, The Wyoming.
Panama
Legation, 486 Southern Building
Persia
Legation, Bluemont, Va.
Nicaragua
Peru
Legation, 1928 R Street.
Portugal
Office of Legation, Stoneleigll
Court.
Russia
Office of Embassy, 1917 L ST.
telephone, North 1869.
Salvador
Legation, Hotel Bellevue.
Siam
Office of Legation, 1921 Rhode
Island Avenue.
Spain
Legation, 1919 New Hampshire
Avenue.
S7Ueden
Office of Legation, 1920 N St.
Switzerland
Legation, 2013 Hillyer Place.
Turkey
Address of Embassy, It'll Con
necticut Avenue.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-16
8eridt iibrr ben StanO
ber
COMMERCIAL
NATIONAL BANK
in @albinsipn, I'M Diirict cOlumbid, beim
@elbaftsatibluB am 9. Nuguf 1913.
gsriat abcr ben Siam
@ntbat

NcSssliebensGj eloer II. ItscoautsS3 ,S3L,207 60
llebsrSoaeu, asibsrtu. nnaethsrt 81 Y
Il. 2. Bombs bic Circulation
Gdcrn. ........ 100000 90
Il. Q. 9enes bic Il. G. Eepc-
iiten lhern .............. 75,OUO w
Nnoers ypuns nm Il. @. Depc-
itea III liAtrn $7HS,50l 90;
unc potlpartaHen 81 liAern
$}3.212 3D.. ,......... lSl,llI ~
grimier an @juY. Bombs 2g,l5l 70
Bombs 5iherhsiten ,r ........... 1851 81
Banfbdme, WBbel II. &iuri2hlng 80 990 60
NnrGre5 @iQentbum .......... 325,OOO W
6dli9 vun NatipHalbanfen (niht
&eIerYeagenten) ............. ..... 2bSSb3 y
6dli9 Won Staats uno priDat'
banIfn, Grullcrmpanifn uno
Spl bdnten ............... 5O2,5A "a
SdIia pon Helfrpf 9lacntcn 2S4,4h3 V
Sheds uno anrere 8lar-5teris 2l.965 u
Grd Glearinaba15 1876 O49 Oh
Wrien ano. 9iil. 8anfen 449lO w
Vapisr~Nleindetc Nidtl unc 4eut5 1,329 ~
VSeltBIihe Wsloer:
III fer 8anf, mic
NpVCif. 1890. lJlttJt "
ysgai Ienoerz Hoien $4,000 w
N'oemeliou Suno NIT 10
81 apneiiter ...........,. 2b,45o W
Gotal. s,526 Gil So
Washington Journal., 1913-08-16

@ntbaten:
Oarleben un0 Tisrorto5 1880. ST. 190,S60 As
lletersiebunJen zen, 9slibcrt imp am
gfidcrt. ....... .......... 4,7I2 q
glesis' Yenlicn 6uto inYeltment 10000 %
8pneS, &lbcrbeiitr ,c............ 1858 ,722 %
9aufbaus. MtGbeI uno Ginrih-
irit9 uno @rpOlbe- 100000 90
glnctr 8 @runoeiarntbum.. 49,. 1886 81
55daiG Son MNtionalbanteu 49,. 1,lStse9 81
6dai0 Won Sfaat5- unb priplt-
blnfen uns YanFiers, Irults
GcmpaguirS uno Sparbanfen 9i9.O)5 sc
Gbeds unr anpere Saarbrtrass- 1897 63
9~ietbnunscn anprrsr Natipnal-
t1nien-...... ...... .............. 100 OO
papitrfleingelb, NidsIs II. CENTS 277 u
McieBlihe @elb.Jtelsrpe in Der
8anf. mic:
@pecie .......... $fS0.060 30
g~ssalt'neer NOten 1860 90
-- 1860 80
Washington Journal., 1913-08-16
in BalbinsIun, Q. 6, am s'sEddfsl6lu6 an
9. 9lnsuit 1913.
@~Ht6ntfm
Quit n.
5ut S323,432 10
gerbinbli&feits ii:

Gapitol stud ..:.......... $4,000 90
llrbnldaB ............. 5000 90
llnscibeiIte Wrofite. a%b3iaIid @r-
pennies unp bs3abltm Steurra 59l SO
3alie gu NatiCnal~
bnntsn ............ 1000 25
6ali0 III Irut @pms
pnsnirn II. Nonfen 1858 Al
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parts and add the
chocolatet to one part.
Dispose the two parts
in a buttered mold
to give a marbled
appearance. Steam
forty FIVE minutes.
The Dickinson press., 1913-05-24

Steamed puddiass win not be heavy Il
made with &c Baking Powder and cooked
slo~AYlb give tAepaiNllliai6lAme to risetbs.
lore NE dough tkecsokeed through. Have s
low blaze under the water for at least the
Inst fifteen minutes. ri
I KC Marble PUDDING II, 4,
BY Ms. Janet Mckenzie Hill, Editor
of die Boston Cooking School Magazine.
2 cup. sitted pastry four level tea
spoonJuls K C Baking Powder; / tea-
spoonful cinnamon; I teaspoonfM salt;
yokks ofe eggs;: beaten Eight;3 &cup sugar;
= Tablespoonful melted: butter; / cup
cold mater; Whites efe eggs, beaten DRY;
II ounces melted chocolate.
Sift together, three times, the -four, bak-
ing powder, salt and cinnamon. To the
yolks add the sugar. butter and water, and
stir into the dry ingredients. Add the whites
of the eggs. Divide the mixture into two
The Dickinson press., 1913-05-24
new ENGLAND
E. G. Anderson is erecting a cottage

E. G.. Anderson is erecting a cottaae.
The board announces that the kinder
garten school is open to all the resi-
dents of the New England district.
After a long and hard fight William
Strehlow won out in the post Office fight
at Casselton. He is a brother of Oscar
Strehlow of this place and is a life
long democrat.
Otto Teske has been laid up at the
Albion hotel in Scranton for the past
three weeks with a broken leg. His
injuries were sustained while he was
wrestling q strong. young calf at the
W. B. Galligan ranch e Pine. lie
fell in such a manner that the calf
landed on his right leg breaking it be-
low the knee Herald.
The first half of the month of May
has had about two-thirds of an inch Of
rain. which is all the farmers could
wish for during seeding time. There
has been plenty of moisture this spring
and a few showers like those the past
week will keep the land in fine condi-
tion. The rainfall on May 18th AMOUNT
ed to IS of an inch.-Herald.
Orr Willard. Charlie Gardner, Harry
Gardner and William Rose are lucky to
be living and they have been congratu-
lating themselves for the past week.
Last Saturday the boys went out for a
little spin in Mr.. Willard's Ford.
When they were hitting a IS mile clip
one Of the boys asked Orr in a joking
manner if he couldn't throw it into
high peed." At that moment a rough
placesn the road did the throwing and
Harry Gardner and Billy Rose took q
sail through the air at "-.high
speed" Mr.. Willard and Charlie
Gardner were pinned under the car
which turned completely over. Willard
was able OF get out but Charlie wal held
fast until the others had picked them
selves up and tipped the car over
Herald.
The Dickinson press., 1913-05-24
Quinion

Miss Wilson is working for Mrs. Fred
Hoerauf.
Mrs. Dee Mouth is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Pierce.
Mrs. F. O. Pierce, who has been
sick, is able to be around again.
Bert Murry and Clara Evenson spent
Sunday with Walter Aehnelt and wife.
There will be a picnic at the Hoerauf
school, Friday May 23rd, the last day
of school for this term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Braden are the
proud parents of a little baby girl.
Mother and baby are getting along
nicely.
Mrs. VIM. Nichols after being brought
home from Bel1eld. took q relapse
and had to be taken to town where she
is quite sick again.