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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-03-09
Gin itartes Seer.
5rieSensitGrfe Ger aeRtirhea
9lrmee SOC, 900 Miauu.
Sfiiiiers nidlt eiiat shnst.

35In. DsutfdlauS. :. 1lfro. Rad
Ser nsuen oeutFdtn 1liIitarporIase
iousn Ser b,utihen glrmes $4,000
astruten 9irl8uasfiiet peroen. 90
meINst in tbrer beuiigen 9lusaa6e Eis
ngoIts5sitpns" 9a0ur4 Miro sic
5rieoens 4rGlen3itarte ser OeuiIben
armss auf SOC. 900 Meann auslhlieB.
LID Der OFfi5ier sskgadt. 0as
9risggminiftsrium lieB Regie duf tsles
oraplifrbsm @sse DEN glefebI 5ur @r-
ri2tung ppn neueu 9aieenen an ben
2auoesgreH3eu an bic serIhisoeutn
@ayniionsR ergebsu, ppraus man
fdlIieBeu pia, oaB ois Rsgieruus ftdsr
aai gtunabnt Der nsusit glrmssz uno
ggehrborlade red1net.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-03-09
8iliOll i'm Nmt.
Salt erite Gabimetts>
Gitsnng ab.
gginft gemterizacr al.

MdIhinaton, 3. Mldrs. @is Brdfis
bent WilIon heute mnrgen Inn 9 ubr
in ieiner 9ripotoffics srIaian. fanb tr
etpa oreiBig Inn po6lbstdnnis 8ez
Tuher ans Zen SSerfep perlammelt,
oie fia Dor ibrer @breiie pnn Dem
YrdToenten perablG:eoen inollten.
Eahhein Der 9rioatietretdr bes grdz
f;aenten WilTon, Serf GumultD, pers
e;nigt psrben mar, trat SteatsIenue
tpt &. Worr.n Gdnib GU Srenton,
q. T., ouf 6errn @ilion gu lino 'a5te
sg ihm inbem er ibm oi. 6ono reidlte:
.Wii tamen bierhsr. Serr grdiioent
I'm su fehen, Of Sie ais BrGIinent
efsRin ausfeben ME Gle oIs unier
Gicuhsrueur ausaeieben 6absn". Ger
fiaIibsnt dntportete ld6eInb: See
tgcbI, i1 IsEe sbenio aus uno fiihle
Tia e6enIo ipo6l tpie tdl mid dIs SIR
Gtuperneiir asfii6lt babe. Qnasz
ineines 9dnbeIdiitte!n folste, ser
gr0foent seiete feinen 8eiL9ern bie
berfdbieOeneu 9uredus i'm @eiRen
6dus un0 foete i1nsn Geim 9lbf9ieo,
bof er fis baIb pieber IeEen peroe, Ia
er oie 4biiht hobe. bemndhit einen
Mbiteher nan 3rsnton al MAIDEN.
WdT6inafou. 5. RGrs. Die erTte
@srfiiguna, bic grdiioent 8iliOn
heute erIieB, Iautete basin, baB er
Qlpplitonten fir &unoesdmter niht
peri0nIi6 empfangen peroe nit 9lus-
na6me bsrer, Sic er fpe3ieG einlabsn
nerbe. ibn su beIu4en. Der @rite(
Der sn oieIem 3ned BON Dem 8rdii>
tenten mad rem DeiBen 6aus bee
i1ieoen murhe, mar Charles g.
Crane bon @6ico9o. @r tpnIerisrte
Idnqere 3eit nit bem 4rdiibenten uno
ertldrte, ais er bas @siBe Sous per=
lieB, er babe oem 8rdFnenten sinfad
einen S0flihfeitsbsiu9 abgeitattet
un0 feline pofitii6sn QneeIe9enbeiten
er0rtert. Spdter puroe ie6o9 be-
bauptet, baB prdiibent WilIon 9errn
Crane. Der Ser 8i5eppriiBenSe oss
6inan3tomitees Der 0ilIou Rdms
pugne mar, oen 9SOiten bes 8otIAdfz
ters am 3arenbofe angeboten babe.
9llg Serr Crane iih perahlhieoet
bate, trafen bic Miitglisoer oes neuen
&dbiuetts elm. dIs eriter uHter ibnen
Niniom 9. Wilfon, Der erIts Setres
idr hes neu freisrten 8epdrtements
fir glr6eiter 9tngeleaenheiten uno
qleid] ndh i6m 6err Miniam Sem
nings 8rndn, Ser nsus Staatsfetre-
tdr. Qahenb bsmertte er 3u einige1
6erren, bic i'm begriiBten: o0euts
babe i1 feline Shtpierigteit, bier bins
elm 8u fommen, fpie idh Dor pielen
Sebren bate. aIs i'd bem &ongreB
angeborte. SD fannie oumol8 Die
fir ods WeiRe 6aus aufgeitelIten Gez
Qeln nint. Gines 9oges truf icb nacb
bier ll6r bier ein uro ppllte cen 9rds
iioenten ieben. Gin Sii-fttber tsilte
mir in nt9t geraoe febr h0flidsm
Some nit, bdB nab ll6r nahmit=
tces feline 8eiu9er i'm WeiBen 5aus
empfangen fperoen, unh mdhte mir
bic Sire ppr Der gloie Su." Die srite
2lmtsbanoluna bes uelten 9rGIibsntsn
beitanb barin, buB er bic Reiienation
fdmtli6er Mitglisber bes Saft'I6en
aobinetts uno Die Der Silfss unb
LnterIstretGre onndbm. Die 2eBtes
ren perOen ieooH itrS Gtellungen bei=
bsbatten bis lire 9tuhfolger erndnnt
iinb.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-03-09
6nuotrt5wci Sabre aft.

2pnbon, 4. gdr3. 5rou Garo6
8roo.s BON 4orfoIt, bic eeitern ibreu
102. Gs6uristos bssing. iab RnpO.
leon /. an 8orb bes ,8sleropbon'
in glpmoutb, Der ben srob.n 9orieH
mad ct. 6elsna in bic 9srbannun9
brohte. Qlu9 bermag fe iih an bsH
6er3og bon Wslinqton, Georg. ~.
uno Biniam IV. gu srinneru.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-03-09

Etihig-1srp s. 5ra. sSn cer
sa.s o5s.EaltrasH Ps zsinsEiamHss
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-03-09

gaaT1inaton. 5. mars. pBir bot=
ten cine Iehr ongenehmc lluterrez
bung", fagte @illiam Senninss
grndn. Der Staotsietretdr in hefn
Gabinett oes BrGiibsnten QDtlion, ols
sr beute nod S6luB Der aabinsttss
Fibung ,us csm 0eiBsn 6auie fam,
nm iih lah ben Gelhditsburenug
o,s Gtaat5eeeartemenis gu beasben.
sG}it poren 6auptf11l;b besbaIb
5ulalnmenoefpmmfn, um nit einunz
Der ptriouIih betannt gu perben unb
uuisrs meingnGen iiber iSraaen BON
aIasu,einec 8seeainna aus3utauIder.
8otei iteIlte es iicb berous, baB fas
aopinstt dus nPdnHern beItehi. bic
felte 3isle bsrfolaea uHp nit btm
9rdiihtnten in ailen .6aupifraqen
iibtrtinfiimmen. Sd oIaubs fef, baB
mir Isbr haTmoniIf 5uiammsnarbeis
ten snernen". 8is neuen Mqiniifer
pnr0en naf Ghlub Der 9obinettsz
TgGag Dcn !bsen 2(mtsporednaeru
nit bsr gr0BieR 2ietenspiiroioteit
II Ike qslattr ciHgefu6ri uno nit
lm ialfcno:n G'siGdfttyI btfpubers
nIglAu Tiiisn. in oeuen ss fith
im rihtis, 6ragea hanosIt. b.tannt
ltrGhi.
3ltafteni 05ilFcn aab hsutc be=
icnri. rag er 5s1rn @lcG combs. n,m
Go,'is.r res baTolrni;Idsn gtaiio=
7alfomisses. eirel i,ar 6sgebTenss
r0tr.sn S'plgmati5hea 9ioitsn anstz
boicn ba6ea uae G1b 5err mlcz
S2enss sodIt ipahvihsinlid1 oen
iam gsmodten 8ey1cliao auasbmsn
fos:N: 5ju2ls.h iuet 6eyr 2BiI-
irE tinsu. pak i 5errn Wicgoombs
feb. oerEs III isiHsm Saoiusti aebabf
Fate. faB 6Ieisr i'd o6sr oufs ents
ichitesri.s ee.usifcrt h1bt. siEen Nllz
riiiee1rha nlms1. Yta1
elaiist bhy 8 nlcgcombs
sNo4f4s9fsfr isf Su fnirr
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-03-09
aliiatIina in glsiu gorr.

Berlin, 5. Ndr3. Der tiir3lih
nit 5interIaFun9 rislio.r S6ulotn
Flidtia geporoens gantOirettor 2inOs
ner bat einsm bieiiqen Geihdftsfreuno
feline Qtutunft in 3en gort geta6elt.
Da6ri6einlidb tperotn Die 8eb5r6en
beriu6sn, ben genausn 2tufentbalt
2inousrs gu ermitteln, um feline 5sits
nabme gu ermosliden.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-03-09

Ga6itins.cE. 5. at 9gdjiosnt
iiea fisb tss.s mii;ag eis berstLs
9r9itoHoi1 5sriS.st5 2ihs Esr glits
.ety ieiE,s 9ubiHttits lsm Sun
ssitlssi s3r t'.e.isung sugs5tH.
Ii rrH etFa 9sTdiigsntln srHaHHtsH
t.etars Istn prcrTpt aefiatilt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-03-09
s3tuei ialtper perleBt.
Strtifer itiirmcn Gin ejeidDaft NIT
9ltdlfs limi0nsrbsitern.

Rem gort, 4. Mdr8. Gtipa buns
bert itrsitsnoe Sdneiber Itiirmten qss
fern oas @eI9dftsIotol BON @dmuel
S9opiro in 8rootlpn, neil oi.Isr
0i4t llHion Sdneiter 6eTadfs
tiqt botte. Die gli6t Unions
2lrbeiier fahsn iib gsn0tiat, 81 fliss
ZEN; 3msi BON ibntn nurbsn f6psr
unO fiinfunb3mon5ig anbere Ici9t
berIsbt. Sin Nlann. nomens 6drrp
5ieQtl, liegt nit esbrohenen geinsH
i'm 6oIpit0l. Die goli3si nabm nur
cine @erhaftung Dor. gtipa Se6ntaua
ieno ftreitenoe G6nsioer, bic nit oem
pou i6rer Onion nit ben 2rbeitGsbern
gstroffenen ltsbereintommsn nicbt sus
frieben finb. bisltsn geitern cine pas
rabe o6.
Se6s @triousn srtrnnfen.
Berlin, 4. U2dr3. syn Der gtdbe boH
Wsidlslmiinoe, Brooin3 MsItpreubeu.
ertrdnGsn asiiern feds Bsrionen in
Der 0ei6Tel. sSn sinem tlsinen Boot
batten Iie bei 3iemlih bobsm Wsn.ns
oang cine 6ahrt duf Der Wsi9fe[
unternommen. Das Boot tippts um
uno bic Snfafieu ertranten. sbe i6nen
silTs gebraht fperOeH tonnts.
Z.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-06
The Growing Of Basket Willows.

The growing of basket willows. en-
couraged by the Governmen, is said
to be a profitable business. Low
mar ;hy lands are required. Al has
been heretofore noted the Department
of Agriculture is getting ready to fill
all re quests for cuttings, and owners
of marsh lands can likely obtain all
needed information by writing the
Department at Washington. 1t is
thought that much of the swamp land
of the Eastern Shore which is nom
productive, could be made a paying
proposition. In the basket willow
investigation attention has been given
to the development of the American
spscies for basket making purposes.
They declare that the European plants
now commonly used have never proved
themselves entirely adapted to Amer
ican conditions, and are, as a rule,
less thrifty than the native species.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-06
John Barleycorn Must Fight Again

Representatives of the Maryland
Anti Saloon League are raising a
fund of S25, 600 with which to con-
tinue the fight for a Statewide local
option bill whe reby the people of
any section of the city or in any coun-
ty, where liquor is now sold, may Sc
cure a vote on the question. The bill
was defeated at the last session Of
the General Assembly by a narrow
majority against it, Ibis bill will
be offered again at the next session.
John Barleycorn has no rest in these
strenuous times. Before he is fully
through the mill" at one session
he must get ready for another, and
he is losing gr r}und all the time. The
redoubtable John has been a great
fighter in his day, but it now looks
like ne would have to take the
count" at the next session Of the
Legislature Denton Journal
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-06
"The Iuferno'' at The colonial Theatre,

The nine grand circles that the i'm
| mortal poet, Dante, pictures in his
famous work, the Inferno, will be
shown in five parts tonight at the
Colonial The atre in the most wonder
iul photo play of modern times.
The various forms of punishment
| devised to torment the souls that
have been stepped in guilt during
life, are presented with marvellous
| skill and the impression made there
/ by is simply wonde rful. Monsters Of
| the underworld, demons, lost souls
and all the horrors that the imagina-
tion could picture are portrayed with
skill and minute attention to det4il.
The audience is carried with Dante
and Virgil through these dismal re-
gions abounding in despair and suffer-
| ing, where fire and ice and all manner
Of devices are used to punish the
unfortunate evil-doers condemned to
the lower regions.
Virgil prays TO Heaven for aid.
| An angel then appears and protects
them from the rage and malice of the
| friends who would impede their pro-
gress and make them prisoners with
| the rest. All the various sins have
their allotted punishment according
to the degree of guilt. There are
the unbaptized, the gluttons, the
teachers of false doctrine, the fraud
ulent, sewers of discord and all the
miserable victims of wrong doing of
every kind
The Colonial orchestra will assist
with special program. Miss Rose
Lee Ivy, the famous operatic soprano,
will lecture and sing special songs
during the pictures Matinee daily
at $3.50. Prices. and 10 cents.
Night, 7:l5 and 8:45. Price, 10
cents.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-06

The following letter is alleged to
have been received by one of The
Capitals subscribers, who requests
the publication of the unique. but
contradictory document:
Atlantik 0shen, Saptober the five.
Deer Kusin August
Vat / viii now de pen in my hand
und let you know vat yure deer unkle
is ded. If he would haf leeved till
Krismus be would be chust silks monts
ded. After yure deer unkle vas ded,
de dokters gave up all hopes Of saw
ing hees life.
You are the only leeving relatif
besides two kuEins vat vas killed b.
der Filipeens. The reason I vas not
write sooner is bekaus We don't live
yer We did, We noofe yer We are. If
you vas net get dis ledder let me
know und / vii written you anudder
one.
Hoping to see you by der next male,
| stay yure kUzIn,
HANS Won VEENERWORSHT.
P. S. S.-Plees don't open dis ledder.
der is sad nus in it. -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-06
MsasIes at Naval ACADEMY.

Cases of measles which have been
very pre- valent in the city and at the
Naval Academy during the last sew.
eral weeks are still being reported to
the health authorities.
The latest case to develop at the
Naval Academy is in the family of
Lieut.. Commander w. G. Asserson,
and the residence of that officer has
been placed under the usual quaran-
tine restrictions.
The quarantine has been Fitted
from the torpedo boat Bailey, one OF
the vessels attached to the Academy
feet. A couple of members Of the
crew of the Bailey had the measles.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-06

Miss Francis Wells, Of Baltimore Is
spending a few days at home with her
parents "a Duke Of Gloucester street.
Lieut.. Commander +. ID. karns, U.
S. NJ, recently returned from Turkey,
is at home with his family here.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Ware attended the
Inaugural ceremonies IN Washington.
Among those from Annapolis who az
tended the wedding Of Miss Esther
Todd Smith aud Lieut.. Morton, u. S.
Army. were Lieut.. and Mrs. Douglas
L. Howard. u. s. n Also Admiral
and Mrs. r. B. Howard, u. S. n,
formerly from Annapolis, but now Of
Washington witnessed the ceremony.
Mrs. Robert Moss has returned from
a visit 70 Washington where she re-
presented the Just Government League
OF Anne Arundel county in the suffrage
parade.
Mrs. Elgin, wife of Or. D. b. Eigin.
is visiting relatives 10 Baltimore.
Mrs. J. r. Me- akin has returned
from visit TO her cousins Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Wilson SMITH She at
tended the wedding of their daughter
Miss Esther 20 Lieut.. Morton, Il. s. A.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-06
So Nov Oa SaIe a Box Oflice.

The seat sale for "The Smart Set
opened up this morning with a rush
and tickets are selling very rapidly.
This show has always been 3 faYOrite
here and this season it is stronger than
ever. The following reservations are
being made by the management OF the
Colonial theatre: for the night perfor-
nance the entire balcony and the left
section Of the orchestra will be reserv-
ed for the colored people. The right
and centre sections OF the orchestra
will be reserved exclusively for the
white patrons; while for the matinee
the entire balcony and first floor will
be reserved for the white patrons ex-
clusively. Matinee at 80, prices bal
cUny 35c., first floor SOC.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-06

This was not in the least surpris-
ing considering the popularity OF
Dudley and his we'll known rep
utation as comedian. Doctor
Beans from Boston" is a musical com
edy in three acts vastly different
from the usual run Of similar offer
ings. II is a real production unfold
ing an interesting story and filled
with features AMI novelties not found
in other shows. Among those in
the cast besides Dudley al c
Henry Troy, James Burris, Roley
Gibson, Arthur Talbot. Bessie Payne.
Lottie Grady AMI Alberta Ormes.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-06
FAMOUS COLORED COMEDIAN.
10 "Ths Smart Set al Colonial
Theatre March s.

That a royal welcome awaits S. Il.
Dudley and the famous Smart Set
Company, which he be ads sgain this
season, is evident If large advance
sale is any criterion.
When the mere announcement was
made q few days ago that tbs noted
eolored comedian and his band Of
fun-makers were coming to town to
appear in Dudley's latest mirthful
effusion, Doctor Beans from Bos-
ton, at the Colonial Theatre, Satur-
day night, March s. steady stream
of requests for tickets began TO pour
in.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-06
MOVIES" OF THE INAUGURAL.
Manager Rosenberg Of Lyric to Show
Pictures Of Parade on March Is

Those of the Annap0litans who did
not &c to Washington for the inaugural
parade. will be given the opportunity
of seeing the great pageant IN the
movies" Manager Rosenberg or
the Lyric Theatre was alert 70 take
advantage of the opportunity OF secuf-
ing the aims of the parade ana they
will be shown az the Lyric on SATURDAY
March Is. There will be no additional
charge of admission tor THIS special
feature.
Patrons of the Lyric are much
pleased with th Violaphone, rs o
rnsiral entertainer ia connection with
the pictures al the playhouse. This is
new feature at the Lyric. The man
agement announces an interesting show
for tonight
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-06
Trustees at County Home.

The regular monthly meeting of
the Board of Trustees at the Anne
Arundel County Home was held today
at the Home, on South River. The
Annapolis (Sixth districtl trustee,
Mr.. Walter Clark, ATTENDED the meet
ing. The monthly meetings mean
big dinner, a sumptuous feed for the
trustees and others at the county's ex-
Dense.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-06
Expert Coaching.

"Shan l mention to your father The
iact that I have absolutely no bad
habits?" said the young man who had
Just proposed. mo" replied the
thoughtful girl. "O1 course, / want
him TO think you viii be a good nus
band. At the same time, Ia leave him
some hopes Of finding you good COM
pany."
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-06

old Hand go moss ticket seller at
state fair)-'f1ver seen on The wick
st before in a crush? New Hand
"Nope Old Haud-'Thought not"
New Hand-"Why not?' Old Hand
You give change first. and tickets
afterward." New What is the
dlference?" old Hand Hundreds OF
dollars, my boy Nc one ever passes
in and forgets his tickets. Judge.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-06
Just Government League.

The meeting of the just Government
League which was tt have been held
at Mrs. Johnson's STUDIO, in the Adver-
tiser-Republican Building about two
weeks ago, will be held on Monday.
March 10, at O'Clock in the
evening at Mrs. Johnson's studio.
The meeting will be addressed by
Prof. w. o. Stevens. Everybody is
invited to attend.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-06
INAUGURAL VIEWS.
Win be Shown al the Palace Tonight.

Manager Landoa, OF The Pal ace,
has secured a number of good sloe
views Of the inaugural parade, whieh
will be shown at each perform aIlce
tonight. The views include wilson
and Taft, William Jennings Bryan ana
Mrs. Wilson, the Naval ACADEMY
band, midshipmen, West Point esdets
and other interesting views OF ths
big parade. These will be the hfse
views shown In Annapolis ana you
should not miss the opportunity Au'
mission, as usual, 8 eeats-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-06
Doctorina a Doctor.

Il say, doctor, did you ever doctor
another doctor?" oh, yes. Well,
tell me this Does a doctor doctor a
doctor the way the doctored doctor
wants to be doctored, or does the doc.
tor doing the doctoTing doctor the 9TH
er doctor in his own way?'--Ex
change.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-06
RemaLl.ahIe ceIneldeneel

The thrifty German proprietor Of a
circulating library charged for wear
and tear One volume came back TO
his scrutiny. See here he eXclaim-
ed, there is a hole on page 10 Of my
beautiful book And see here, he
went on. turning over the leaf. there's
another ON page 90. San Francisco
Argonaut.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-06
City Council is to Meet Monday.

On Monday night of next week the
regular monthly session of the City
Council will be held in the Council
Chamber on Gloucester street In
addition to the routine OF municip !
business which requires attention
each month there will be q number of
other matters for consideration.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-06
A Physicians Faith in
Tube cul0SiS edfel7t

Have esed Eekmao's Aliafaiire ip
several cases Of tuhercuar glands ~ Tia
neck, with excellent results every dime
In one case II cost me ssN for the s,fri
was put on Il only uufi she corIa ar
range to be operated and iu short
time an operation Uas not needed
suppose your records are inst as nne Is
e old. You know my fafa 81 H
toriginal of this physician letter % 6IeJ
Eekman's Alternative S effective in oth-
er forms Read what Mrs Garvin says.-
idah0 Fails Idaho
Gentlemen have gained TWENTY-FIVE
pounds since last February and mv baby
ig IN perfect health , have Lepn wafting
since she was born ~ see how ! wouId
get along. ] am now doing an my work
have been ever since She was four weeks
old, and ! am steadily gaining 7 90 u0f
cough or raise anything at nm + believe
my lung trouble is cured
tSworn AhdaElt] MRS ~ H. cARVIN.
Note-AlFs. Garvin tas seven children
Eckman's Attentive 3 affeefive fl, T.ror
ehitis, Asthma Hay Fever. Throat aud
Lung Troubles, ana III upbnfidfne fhe
system: Does not contain p0isons opiates
or haDlt-forming drugs Ask for booklet
telling or recoYeries, and write to Fekman
LaboratQEy, Philadelphia, Pa. for more. evf-
oence. For sale by al leading druggists
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-06

Little Louis, four years old. had
been sitting on the sofa all morning,
when his mother said ''YoH have
been q very good boy all morning. II
there is anything you wish / will give
it to you. Louis" Il would like 10
be bad boy this. afternoon he re.
piled.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-06

Miss Anna w. Hall. 35 years old.
daughter of Edward Hall, of B., and
the late Eva s. W. Hall. Of this coUn-
ty, died at the home Of her father yes
terday The funeral will take place
from st. Stephens Church near Mil
lersville, on Saturday afternoon at 8
0 clock.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-06
Funeral N0iice.

HALL.-0n Wednesday, March s,
1913 at the residence of her faith
er, near Millersville, Anne Arun.
del county. Nd. ANNA WALLIS
HALL, age IS years. beloved daugh-
ter of Edward Hall of B, and the
late Eva s. W. Hall.
Funeral from St. Stephens Church.
near Millersville, Saturday, March 6.
at 8 p. 10.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-06

New Light on a Terpsie1orean Event.
What" asked tho casual student
OF the higher literature, did The poet
refer to when he wrote: "On with tie
dance; let Joy be unrehned?" "Oh, /
don't know. replied the lowbrow, "un.
less he was describing one OF those
turkey trot affairs"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-06
Let AnanIas lie in Reaco

One Of the boys is talking aoo Il
casting a light on Jonah. Yes lecg
change biblical characters for a willie
and give poor, overworked Ananias a
deserved and to be appreciated rest
Milwaukee News.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-06
What in 4 Name ?

Eve the eldest was called Eve
on purpose that she might feel human.
ana not compelled to wear a halo. like
the people called Marie"-Eve, by
Maarten Martens.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-06

If the polish of your piano is dun.
wet 1t over sparingly with parafln OH
and let it remain for two hours. Then
polish with linen aud chamois skin
Mothers Magazine.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-06
PERSONAL MENTION
items ot Interest CoBcerRins 'ose
&C the &c To and Fro About
fau and TeuF Friends.

tlf y1a nave Ei=l ana are nos
ashante1 ~ them. Hlense sen1 she
mBuaes t0 us. or give Personals" over
she 2hone people IKE q know when
ycn hAve visitors tbat they may cali
uDoR yOur friends. Personal published
frae- hD.f
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-06

7 know America is capable OF any
thing she undertakes with >spirit and
vigor Brave in distress, serene ID
conquest. drowsy when at rest. is her
characteristic--Abigail Adams.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-06
Dinerina View,

1 asked your husband last night II
he had to live his life over again if
ne would marry you, and he said he
certainly would" He certainly
wouldn't Judge.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-06
Absolute MossbaeL

The man who takes no interest IN
pubic schools, good roads. religion or
politics isn't even q satisfactory has
been.-Atlanta Journal.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-06
Why Women Are Lost

me truth is women are lost be.
cause they are deliberate.-AmeIia =
Barr.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-06
And cossin-

Neither does culture consist entire.
ly in Joining a literary society daVotad
70 bridge whist-Atchison GIooe.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-06
Proaressive vnrahnIar.

There are only $500 cuss words m
the English language. = louisville
Courier-Journal
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-06
Returned through Advertisement.

Che following advertisement in The
Capital brought the usual good re-
suits:
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-06

D Have your Job Printing done
al the Capital Office