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ORANGE CROP FREEZES
Loss In California Is Placed at $780,
100000.


100000.
Los Angeles, CAL, Jan. S.-From San
Bernardino to Los Angeles every acre
of oranges and lemons has become
frozen.
This was the statement that come
from Pomona, the center of one of the
heaviest producing sections of the cit
rus fruit belt.
Only fifth of the crop may h sal
Vaged, IL was dSseftSd If this no yezass.
the total loss on 10000 acres of fruit
will amount to close to $40 0,00O,00O.
More conservative estimates have fig
ured the total damage at $20,000.000.
According to the growers a sudden
return to the warmth of normal winter
conditions would irreparably damage
fruit, which might be still in such con-
dition that gradual rise of tempera-
ture would leave it in marketable con-
dition. This additional loss would
mean practically the ruin of the citrus
crop, the value of which has been
placed at $5O,O00,OO0.
A temperature of six degrees above
zero was recorded at Garfield, Kern
county. 100 feet above the sea level.
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.F|REMEN REJECTTERMS,
OFFER TO ARB. .RATE
Railroad Committee Promise to
Reply Soon.

New York, Jan. 8.-The Brotherhood
of Locomotive Ffremen and Engine
men declined to accept the schedule
proposed by the conference commit
tee representing fifty eastern railroads
but offered to arbitrate the questions
involved under the Erdman act
Chairman Elisha Lee, Of the com
mittee of railroad managers, in com
menting on the answer of the brother
hood, said that the railroads were not
opposed to arbitration, but that one of
many important objections to arbitra-
tion under the Erdman act was that it
would place a decision of great i'm
portance in the hands of one man.
Chairman Lee promised to make a
formal reply soon.
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SO DROWNED AT SEA
OIL Steamer Sinks and Three cIingiI

OIL Steamer Sinks and Three CIinging
to Topmast May Not Be Saved.
Astoria, Ore, Jan. S.-The oil steam
or Rosecrans went ashore on Peacock
Spit, and owing to the terrific seas
and a fifty-fve-mile gale is expected to
be a total loss.
Three men of her crew of thirty-six
clung to a topmast which projected
above the waters. All others, it was
believed, had perished. 1t seemed i'm
POSSIBLE that the three survivors could
no saved
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Pope Asks Powers to Take Control OF
Palestine From Turks.
Rome, Jan. S.-Pope Plus x. sent
note to the German ambassador at
London, asking the powers to remove
Palestine from the control of the
Turks or to take such measures as will
in the future protect pilgrims to the
Holy Land from Moslem outrages.
The pope asked that the note be
read in the ambassadorial conference
being held in London and that action
be taken upon this proposal in connec-
ton with the settlement of other ID
sues in which Turkey is involved.
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10 MEXICAN FEDERALS SLAIN


Two Bodies of Government Troops
Mistake Each Other For Enemy.
Toluca, Mex, Jan. S.-Twenty fed
eral soldiers were killed owing to a
clash by mistake between two bodies
Of government troops, who had come
to Toluca as a sequel to the attack
on Sunday by fifty followers of Zapata
on passenger train.
A detachment of light cavalry had
been sent to protect the passengers of
the wrecked train and to convoy them
to Toluca.
As they were marching they were
observed by another body of federal
troops, and these opened fire on the
cavalry. Before the commanders re-
cognized that they were fighting COM
raides twenty men were dead.
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SHOOTS BENEFACTOR DEAD

Tramp Who Gets Nights Lodging Pays
For Hospitality With Murder.
New York, Jan. S-After being given
a place to sleep, Thomas Kelly, an
outcast, shot and killed Otto Oetinger,
a druggist, of Williamsburg. who had
befriended him.
Kelly was permitted to spend the
night in Oetinger's store, but objected
because he was awakened too early,
and in his rage shot Oetinger. William
Kobe, an employe, had narrow es-
CAPE
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Killed Child to End Sufferinus

London, Jan. 8.-The inquest into
the cause of death of the thirteen-year
old daughter of Mrs. Wood, who was
an invalid from childhood, and who
was strangled by her mother to put
the child out of her agony, resulted in
a verdict of wilful murder against
Mrs. Woods. The woman was too Ill
to appear, and the jury added to its
verdict that the state of her mind
should be inquired into.
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FIVE DEAD IN WRECK
Big Four Passenger Train Overturns
While Going at High Speed.

Whiie Going at FI9n Speeo.
Lafayette, Ind, Jan. S.-Big Four
passenger train No. Is, on the way
from Cincinnati to Chicago, was
wrecked three miles west of Stock
well, Ind, nine miles east of this city
1t is reported that five persons were
killed One body has been taken out
of the wreck, that of w. P. Felt, a
travelling salesman, of Rochester, N.
Y. Forty persons are reported to be
seriously injured.
Wrecking trains conveying every
available physician have been dis
patched from Lafayette to the scene
of the wreck. The train left the rails
on sharp curve, the cause of which
has not been ascertained. Four cars
left the rails, completely turning over
and blocking the track. The train was
running at high rate of speed. The
wreck is out in the country and it is
difficult to get details.
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Object to Cost of Gasoline.

New York, jan S.-"Every increase
of one cent in the price of gasoline
means a loss of s10,000,000 year to
the automobile trade according to a
protest issued by sixty-five garage
owners of this city, who are campaign
ing against the increased price of gas
oline. The garage men hope to interest
automobile owners to devise ways and
means of combating the high prices.
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oO-Cent Gas For New Jersey.

Trenton, N. j., Jan. 8.-The public
utilities commission announced that
the Public Service Gas company would
respect the commissions order to put
into eqect on Feb. 1 a price OF 80
cents a thousand for gas in the gas
company's Passaic district. The pres
ent price is S1.10 thousand. Begin
ming May 1 next the company will put
into effect rate of 80 cents thou
sand throughout the state where u
has service pipes.
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KILLS MOTHER; CUTS THROAT

Young Musician Goes Mad When Par
ent Won't Let Him Play.
New York, Jan. when his moth
er refused to let him have his man
dolin, Harry Harrison, a young must.
clan, jumped out of bed and slashed
her to death with a razor.
Then he locked himself in the bath
room of their apartment in Brooklyn
and cut his throat. He cannot re-
o0vor
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Babe Dies From Scissors Wound.

bdDG DTGS TOTH 0CISSUTS FVVUTU'
Frederick, Md, Jan. 8-Playing with
a pair of scissors in room where her
mother was sewing, Margaret, the
three-year-old daughter of Thomas and
Mary Birely, of Sabillasville, this coun-
ty, fell and the scissors pierced her
neck, severing the jugular vein. She
died ten minutes later in her mothers
arms
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POWERS SEEK
PLAN FOR PEACE
Offer Friendly Advice to 1ur-
key and Allies.
INTERVENTION MAY FOLLOW
Expect ENJOYS to Meet Again and
constantinopIe Will Be Urged to
Act


constantinopIe Will Be Urged to
Act
London, Jan. 8.-There is little or
no disposition in London to doubt that,
as soon as the delegates of Bulgaria.
Greece, Montenegro and Servia have
celebrated the Orthodox Christmas hol-
iday, the peace conference will be re-
sumed.
There is great reluctance among all
parties against the reopening of hos
tilities, although such threats are ut
tered. At the same time the represen-
tatives of the European powers are
busy offering friendly advice to the an
tagonists, and in case this should
prove insufficient the ambassadors are
seeking for the best method OF inter
vention in order to settle the crucial
question of the future of Adrianople
and the islands of the Aegean sea.
1t is asserted that Rechad Pasha,
the principal Turkish delegate, has
telegraphed to Constantinople asking
to be authorized to reconvoke the con-
ference to make some explanations
which he was prevented from giving
before. At the next meeting it is his
turn to preside.
Much is hoped for from the action
of the powers, especially since Russia,
having given way on the question OF
the Servian port on the Adrtatic sea.
is displaying a more active desire to
induce Austria Hungary to come to the
terms wished by the Balkan allies on
the question of Albanian frontiers.
1t is believed the greatest effort of
the powers will be expressed at Con-
stantinople through collective pres
sure by the ambassadors on the Turk
ish government. If weeks elapse, how.
ever, without decision being reached
which will insure to the Balkan allies
the possession of the fortress of Adria-
nople-according to one of the Bull.
garian delegates sit will be General
Savoff and his cannon that will speak
Premier Eleutherios Venizelos, OF
Greece, declared: Turkey, only by
ceding all the islands In the Aegean
sea as well as the fortress of Adriano-
pie, can insure real and lasting
peace"
Two Alpine regiments of Italian
troops left for Hungary to join forces
with an Austrian army for the join;
occupation of Albania The Balkan
League has appealed to England. Rus
sla aBd Erape1 g Auatro- ifsk
Ian 8ora tdffon d 1ll0< fi1
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Thouoht Cow Mad: Hatpin In TONGUE.

Dover, Del, Jan. 8.-A cow supposed
to be affected with rabies, belonging
to Councilman w. H. Peterson, of this
town, was found to be suffering from
a broken hatpin in it's tongue, pene-
trating entirely through the fatty part
of the tongue. AS soon as the pin was
removed by a local veterinarian the
cow showed signs of improvement.
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Washington, Jan. 8.-Federal appro-
priation of s25,oOO,OOO to aid the states
for good roads is proposed in bill In
troduced by Senator Swanson. The
bill contemplates the apportionment
of the money among the states accord
ing to population and mileage of post
roads, the state to pay one-half the
construction cost
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London, Jan. S.-Londo- is promised
a novelty in the matter of dramatic
representations. Z is nothing less
than the production of play written
nv king. 1t is entitled THE Empress
If the Balkans" and the author is
king Nicholas of Montenegro If it is
produced it will be at an independent
theater. The piece is said to be full OF
intense patriotism and wonderfully
poetic picture of the country.
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Other Specifications

REAR AXLE-Three-quarter
floating; bearings, H y att (;
axle shaft, Carpenter Samson
steel; propeller shaft, cold
rolled steel; matu d IRWIN Z
shaft, Calumet steel.
BRAKES - Contracting and
expanding on rear wheels.
Inside diameter brake drum,
Is In; width of brake shoe,
21-4 in; outside diameter OF
brake drum, 13 3-8 in.; width
brake band, 2 IA In.
FRONT WHEEL BEARINGS
-Ifmken roller bearings.
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14o. 200 Parcels Post Packaoes

New York, Jan. S.-Official returns
from sub-stations in New York city
proper, show that 142,300 packages
were handled during the first three
days of the parcels post.
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French Ambassador Honored.

Paris, Jan. Sit is announced that
M. Jusserand, the French ambassador
at Washington, was raised to the rank
of a grand officer of the Legion of
Honor on Jan. /.
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Fresh Oysters For Sale

Families desiring carefully shuck-
ed, fresh oysters, will be pleased
with those which We have on sale.
Mrs. VIM. Price, Phone 2S6, Water
gtreet-Adv. 9-16-e. .o.d TT.
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SURGERY AS CURE
FOR CRIME FAILS
Man Operated on For Injury to
Head Behind Bars Again.

Buffalo, N. Y, Jan. 8. - Edward
Grimmell, aged thirty-four years, the
man who was believed to have been
cured of his evil ways by an operation
upon his skull, is again behind prison
,Dars.
II Grimmell is charged with burglary
apd his accusers are three men, who
0eclare that he led them in their loot
mg operations. Now scientists are
Wondering whether the much-talked-of
feat of surgery changing a criminal
into an honest man has failed-at least
1q the case of Grimmell
Grimmell was notable prisoner. So
csety took an interest in him. 1t learn.
ed that he had been an exemplary
10y in school up to the time he was
1purteen years old. Then one day he
0gaged in a school boy fight with a
Nompanion and while he was pummel-
rs the lad in the most approved fash
I'm t5n1ad's father appeared and
mac koung Grimmell over the
ad ws-ra fence picket. Grimmells IS
4 nll was fractured
When Grimmell came outsl1Slt lt1nhe hos;
u )as was c1aag ged by ne was
1orcse, sullen and thief. In 1909 he
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-01-08
EaIIino Off In Mine Accidents.

Pottsville, Pa, Jan. S.-Charles j.
Price, of the twentieth mine inspection
district, in his yearly report shows
falling off of fatalities from twenty
four to twelve last year and non-fatal
accidents from sixty-four to forty
eight. due to the care now exercised
In and about the mines under the lat
est restrictions of the state bureau of
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Lost and Found

DOR SA LEA pair of young, large mules, |
at a bargain. Terms reasonable. APP
ply at Banner office. 1-6-tf.
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BOSTON Valuation Increase.

Boston Valuation Increase.
Boston, Jan. S.-Valuation of real es
tate and personal property in Boston
has jumped $36,00O,oOO in one year to
a total of 81 1.440,250,000.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-01-08

FRONT AXLE-Drop forged
clearan ce, 10 1-2 In.
TIRES-32x3 1-2 Q. ID.
FINISH-All bright part s
nickel plated, with black
trim.
EQUIPMENT - Mohair top
and boot. Warner speedo-
meter. Wind shield. Pres
tolite tank. Self starter. Five
black and nickel lamps. Tire
irons, robe all, foot rest, tool
kit and Jack.
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hen Grimmell came outal1111e n!
:. : - ~ =. ~
was fractured

- " dEs q td16cu Dss5 VIE TIE
f3orcse, sullen and a thief In 1909 he
Was operated on and, it was thought,
ch1red,
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EOR RENT-Property on Cemetery Ave.
u f)rmerly occupied by MCCauley & Co. as
q shirt factory. Has been thoroughly reno
waited. Rent very reasonable. For particu-
lars see Matthews & Company, Ill High St.,
mbridge, Md.
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TOR RENT-106 Choptank avenue, II rooms
/ all modern convenfences; excellent con-
dftfon; fine for boarding house, or large fam
lily. Immediate possession. L. B. Phillips,
Cam bridge, Md. 12-1S-tf.
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For Rent.

.t7OR RENT-Livery stables In rear Of
Straughn property, formerly occupied
by Allen Tyler. Apply to w. Lake Robin
son qE Edward 81 lQss .ase-- 3 s.siztl.s
TOR RENT-Eleven room house on Locust
street, In first class co edition; mediate
possession. Apply to Howard Brannock
Route I. Can bridge Md. 12-5tf
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Good cord wood, oak ard pine;
3yok es good steers; Old steer; tim ber
carts, large. medium; pair mules. Cor
dy b. Smith, Cam bridge, Md, 8-17-tf
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FOR SALE-First class Cord wood. Apply
j. Fred Dunn or William L. Dean.10-3l-tf
FOR SALE-Buiidthg lots on Park Lane
and EdgSwoo4 avenue. Easy terms.
Small purchase Payment and monthly de-
posits VIII buy-one. Apply to Edward 3.
Fniiiips. ll-l3-tf
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MOTOR = Four-cylinder, cast
separately; bore, in ;strok 9,
1 1-2 In, horsepower, 80.
lGNITION-Battery and mag
neto-two sources OF current.
CUOLlNG-Water cool d I.
Thermo-sy phon cellular rad
iatOr.
OILlNG-Spia system for
crank. and cam shaft bear
ings. Cylinder and timing
gears oiled with KinwOod
forcefeed oiler.
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CARBURETOR- NJ o d @ l.,
Schebler.
CENTER CONTROL.
SPRINGS-Front: semi clip
tic; length, 36 in.; width, 81
In. Rear: three-quarter clip
tic; length, AZ in.: width, l 81
in. All springs have six leav-
es, steel bushfng eyes.
TRANSMISSION - SeIectIve,
three speeds forward and re.
verse; annular bearings.
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PLEADS FOR Holy LAND

status Of that country is
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-11-21
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JUDGE lei GiITo in REFu usED 10
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&c oo;TLEa aGiNG g cRlM 38i5sI


Iinot, sly: Sci u 4.
elton directed verdi tf5 II nov ".
g,lilty HI trict coilt si III the case off5
d ,anron nmares charged
with bootl eggin
Jud dge Leighto he hat ttlle testi5
mon TAI led to slloss sal leS had been
and oIll \. II
actin 81 as the algent i ofa feerts
IF..'spott tel, for tlhe. State Hnfore cement
league, NJ no recently tried ito set Jam am
,| ron entangled iill the hes of THE
law.
SO anron IL - VAS ged pm
.tods
was bro soutt at
recent lllron sas apr pproached ssb.y
ia yIeers who gave linli a a lar t.o
88blts some beer. he evid dences showed
that Ganlron N ent to5 A oolroom and
returned ttiilll three bott les beer
sEtn1 aitt end three men
The beer and later eel had \ am,
ron ARE ed on the sbootle egging charge
Me eer ecentl arrests sbs
the Minot police 81, eialsse of be-
ing run Il and slisorde 81, q,
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.,'Sfef, i (: 70,
q ! ne,
ALFALFA RAISING is CLOSELY
n s $$ ALLIED TO DAIRYING ,.3Ss
I'm uSTRY Il #i5,.; 5E. sE5

Closely add lied TO the dairs5ii ind las
tt and "a logical nit Of the
creased interest ia ken ttherein, iss the
marvel Gus progress made throu ghoitE
The, state IN the successful cn1
iof the Oldest of ffodde Ell Id al
was but a few ears ago that the
lea Of raising al alfa was ed as
rid diculouS and on 81 a few peTseEeriHg
leXp Xperiment ts were In an u sBx an at tempt
ed to- prove the cor he nsces
Esity soil mo had not
realized and man lures
cons seqnenee exp perienee New ali
this S is chang scientists
shown conc clusii III plant
he grown successfully II an alnlosa
kind of a seed bed, proyided the
gen ggatherillg are lnt
the sofiI mana places tllrea
are secured every ana
show now hat ant
grown sl,ceessf In a
The aereage dors 4. as:
sgtren at whole
staJ iields 1t sizes.
s1npstiy an tad
rlle good iinffl sure ~
REQ Id
ST alld the ion ts
the der oi he
ably u singh
Fsince the faioa asal.e
has been aills ken tlse
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EoLD COT E S BY
II Fssss (: Col
III. SAT U lRDA y, !.

Einot
prem
down en s Il
tae
jiii' i IA oatd
and can traete from 8
on ,tllot
court ihous an les
4. eWeVer,t be- me- III still
PEI, pendingain district & ouIt and may be
tried at the present erln.
Attorney Greene, nlenlbe er,s the
well lSn noWrl firm lda, Aaker &
Greene NIinot cling The Pal
erIno people fsfNllile Stat e ttorneyt
rckofff 5isS fighting for Stanley Ss55
eter. rtelson Of saSIDiinot has the
contract for the const struction Of thf.
new building ,l2
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IN
M rs ttt O RsJ De oF:
w HEN h AT I ENtPTs
ssssi t EEsfy 10 IN / 6P & OF ERT

q sssll eriff
s cvl1lt was met by
i'd oIph IIIorsjjii, y 9TH
stl 10 elsy
sllse esea Ing on
as'
orssssa yyif5. fs*
farm 90 upl and "A IS
rested on e charge Pc eIllbea-s
zissfieilt preferred by. rles asiili
Of
case brought a against AIRY
Dcan S kog1 I'd i an ind iVidual who
kept the 1 police guessing Turing the
SUNNI month lls was dismissed from
court last N.ed dnesda and will never,
be brou ggIlt for \ rial. .4 Doad was a
special lice officer of the city and
was accuse Of Il eatmentE OF fsSsIhis hi
prisoner, Skogland .3s5 s:js.
H.
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70 /! ], !. | |. OF, I: 4!
a aoe
CHARLES THEATRE HAS "a SPLEEN
DID oFFE RING FoR r S{3S.
5;,s 81 NEXT W.

The browning event of nlot on pic
lures is ille prod duction 81 Nani a noe
Tniss is lrecog gnize d throng ,lolIt the m 8.
stiiell picture v world and the Charles
theatre isl therefore emphasizing the.
coming of This ion next u on
day and Tues day, Nov. "a and 22E53, rs
when it will be presented in all its
spleildor, ether comedy pic
dufe, ii good second aIp to the feature
four reel lin, NJ i've reels IN all.
3s ehitdren's matinee Wi III ike place;
Monday afternoon
The greases mot ion ctslre. an
Imp IN, lis headed by the greatest
are ion, Kim Baggggott,
who plays the lleatliIl role assisted
bss tn Folio 81 ssece epta bile east
Rebecca OF York iss Teal Baird
Isaac OF York J. Z. M rs Herbert Brenen
Lady RoWealsa Hiss lyely Il Hope
Richard Occur de ioI,
n ". Scott yen5
de Boeiiff,
llaee diconbe
Robin Ea ood 4 Ai ftS Il BhoInaSi
Cedric 4. .ss ss.s.;. Bosep
tina ellen Downing
* /. EN- rl sack Bates
sEsfair ss,fck Lies
Prince Ohm ss. rtneyS
John Due, cd Rebis hike fig-
ana Haias si.sara aJitoed IL
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PRO oDUcTioN L.sf g 70 FiFERED,l Rl:l I
IN pENil ss f DEcEMN
BER nj q q

Hoilg hep tlle s ho Ilyl'3
makes trelss
peciall a!Is last ~ Tues; III
here yAle. ils.
been successful III on
first class minstrel i, the Sof the
While here osed the
whereof ks of Devils I4a ke5
Ell a nstrel 5attrac-I a-5
ssttiion bit the Grand pera house s on
Dec and S85
There I'LL 8talei for q;
pduct oil Devils y q ke,i
the 1liss and hose 81
o,it iof that lodg and sther is5
llo question but han She ssshep-
pard' b saxperiieie Ija lass show N
can Wiiippa NJ
An Ion issd an 81 q, ley VI
MS alte in the class off show tllat Isl is
so be put or,. getting a from the layE
old minstrel circle ea Sto hat of the
scatIeret perform lanee. he program "a
viii include d iirst part, and afs slR
ter piece
Peirce. who have e
Charge OF tlle music sof ftle orehestr rsa,
has promise sed atig nent the mus ical tai
eilt of Devils l,Ilisairag mere
music tilan ea'si peared at a a
sshaW Ia Devils Ia The com lfiStefs
ili cllar sof The ii, inst trsls tinted
az II M, ~ 4, J>I di1ss
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FARGO M AIN MA ADDRE SD nv,
y. asS rs EA w oD GE OF III. Ks II
.S88 DEcEMB Err n;

.a .]ndg Her ssbe the
speaker n Ks to be
held u by the Devils Lake lodge ofS SEllks
SUNDAY D-ecenbe ber ID the I'M a ar-
raj a1lgement. for the da NJ hen al ks
rayytri ribute toS fleirs d epart "a brothers
having ii; been com pleted sunday
Of the onlmitt IL
he cere MOI es will " be held HE
Grand "a opeI hous e 5in the ait noon
attended Eti by El N lembers Oft their
{. tamil y and als open the public:
y The com mittee i'm charge Of the Il
a:alplg ements 5ssssiihl Ter Des.
ritiId and Otto 4Ssep b.