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Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-02

There is no further excuse for man failure all along the line" when suffragette is able to tame angle worms to come up and eat sauerkFaut out of her hand
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-02

Just what the throwing into the dis card of dollar diplomacy by the Will son administration means is promised an early disclosure in China.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-02

WhsteVeT the "nnyst eTio1is wsrnsr1~ has to ao with the Sulzer case if ia 10 be hoped that lt doesn't mean the revival of the shoDwern breach of prrnnzse saaA
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-02

When no evidence is found of the origin of a fire which destroyed an historic mansion in England, it looks as if the suffra gists had run short of literature
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-02

In an experimental test track near Janesville, Wis, an inspection just made showed that hemlock and tama- rack ties put in the track without pres- ervation treatment were decayed after 1-2 years of service. Those which had been treated were practic- ally as good as when first laid.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-02
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The man on the corner says: The hardest working fellows these days are those going about with their hands out.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-02

Ex-President Mellen's expert advice at $30.000 a year ought to be worth about 30 cents. at Philadelphia Enquirer.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-02
BABY HAD ECZEMA
 IN WORST FORM
Started With Rash on Face. Would Dry Up and Form Scabs. Watery Substance, Cuticura Soap and Ointment Cured. They Also Cured Other Two Children of Eruption.

'72 Allison St.. Newton. Mass. IT have six children and used Cuticura Soap and Ointment on three of them- One girl ten
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-02
Delivered to any part of Norwich

the Ale that Is acknowledged to be t.-e best on the market-HANLET'S PEERLESS. 4 telephone order vii receive prompt attention.
 D. j. MCCORMICK. 30 Franklin St
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-02
Stomach Trouble Relieved.

Philadelphia has 125 millionaires many of them women.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-02
Urged to Make Nc Mistakes.

Norwich, Sept. 30, 1913.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-02
For Reinu the Goat.

New Haven. Sept. 30, 1913.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02
Kinder Schreien
MACH FlETCHER'S
GAS 7 oRIA
&%beinprpbin5.

Inn Ser &erfebrsnof) SIT %iteltern
peril1dt sic @ii enbabn0irection in
goln fir sen @iiteroertebr meitere
@obmb0fe uthar 311 moden, iofern
ein &erlaoen sort m0gli6 lit. = Die
@ep0lferungs5obl GMns lit nob Set
Muf5eidnm111gen 6es itdotil9en Stati=
itiiden Mmtes int 2auf e 1eS MonatS
October oltf 535,532 geltiegen. Sic
fat lett gnbe September Tint 1876
Seelen Die ne1e &ai=
lerfette, ole am %. De5ember nit Ell
mem groben Concert 0es Mainnerge=
iangbereins int @iiraeni6 eingeDeibt
mercen ion, ut iebt na6 6emp @ntpnrf
BON Brof. Geoer bon Sent Miinfyener
@of+@ol6idymie6 @ei6en gettau nad
ser geitoblenen &aiierfette angefertigt
mor6en. - 9eab elmer omtlid,elp 8e=
tanntmadl1ng fin6 i'm Mo6en tn
folge Ser @erleurg elmer aus1parti~
gen an Der idie6ene Madener Mild)=
bQuier liefern6en Molferei mebrere
Ts6ine bon SppbuS borgefommen. ga
15aue BON Tppbatserfranfuttgen pnr=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02

sen. : 8ei ser @eneiuoeratbstpabl
Ser orittcn Mbf6eila,ng in Goblin
e II liegte ser polniide Gan0ioat NIT
25S Stinmnen iiber 0en bisberigen
&e1,tlden @emei1bepertreter. Ser leb=
tere pc,einigte MIR 100 Stimmem olf
iid,. = sla,f cine be0ol1erdide @eiie
lit in 2angenfodum bei &edlin to-
bou e Ger 26 Snbre alte Sobn 6eS
9anoapirtfB &ermann Stoffers, gez
,nnnt gideln1o1r11, un'S 2eben ge=
fouu1tclr. gr itolperte nit ieinem Sc
mebr in Scr @ou0, mpbei ser Stb1B
lusgirg. Die gan5e Sdrotlaoltng
orang ibm in 0en ltnterIeib unS too
tcte i5ar. = Sn Mrnsberg lturb
Ser @entlrer @1itop 5tlmalpl @6renz
burger ser 5ta0t Mrnsberg, I'M boben
9(ltcr polr sc Sabren. Ser Ser torbe=
ne 1par gebiirtiger Mrnsberger l1no
large 3eit Mngeiteuter bel Ser &gl.
Giielrtab>r in Ea6erborn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02
&Dmnte jandj5en ppr Tre1tbe.

sd modte Sbnen 5anten aus Sem
Giefiten meines Screens" i6reibt 6.
g. @aber bon 2episbure, 81. $50,
fir SEN pl10erbollen 0oppelten Nu=
zen, Sen ib olrrb electric 8itterS fat
tie, inbem er mild iomobl bon einem
id)limmet1 Sale zines Ma9enleioenS
un1 BON &beltmatiSmuS betlte, MORAN
t6 uls- biilfslos @eplogten 5ebn Sab<
re lang lit. @S fam mir Dor, ols
iei 0ieier 6ou gera6e fit midi ge=
madt." @egen Sartleibigfeit, nn=
perooulidfeit, @elbludt, unb UNI 6oS
gpltem bon Mierengiften gu befreien,
sic &belenatismus beruri aden, fat
electric 8itters leines @leiden nidt.
Geriudt es. Se6e 8laide garantirt,
ooB iie 3ufrieoenbeit gibt. Sour so
.@ts. in MoIitors Mpotbefe. -In5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02
fat Sic Sootelultasfe in ser @of=
.irde aufqenouuu1er. 1T 1nelder Ger

bod) fat sic 5ooteru1tasfe in ser @of,
firde o1.feenonm1en, 1T meld,er 6er
&%rin5regeut alpfgebabrt par. &C.
neralmuiitoireftor 6ron3 Slider fat
lid, NIT &iidiidt auf ieine @einn0beit
beranlabt gele6en, un @nfbebl,ng bon
leinem Soften nadBui uden. - Das
Staatsmimiiterium 6es Snrern bat
0ie @inberleibung ser bier Miin6e=
rer gororte, Mooiah Milbertsbofen,
Sberfobrung l1nb Berg a. 8. nit @ir=
flung pon1 1. Sanl1ar 1918 ob ge=
nebnpigt. - Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Martin8 rum1er in Mirnbergb at
ultter SEM Namen uMnrtin Drummer
ide 5tiftung" NIT einem Capital bon
10000 Marf einen aQiabrli9 5a1 ber=
tbeile1cen 8reis fir berporrage1p6e
2%eiitl,ngen ouf 6em @ebiete Gre miiien=
idaftliden @rforidq,1ry ur5 8efam=
pfu11g ser &rebsfranfbeiten geitiftet.
= Nidt meniger ols ca. 40 @etpinne
Ser 8fdl5iidem Nfer6elotterie 3 noe i
B r il de II mur6en ni6t abgebolt; sic
@egemtanoe ner6em 0ffentli1 beritet=
CERT. - Sn @rba6 BEL @omburg
@falO iit 6er &reis fir &in0fleiid
l.. Qa1alit1t I'M II, un1 fir 2. &11ali=
tat aor INN 20 8fenuiq auriidaeual1=
gen. = Mltd aus &oen6eim
fommt Sic Mel6ung, 6aB sort 6as
&albfleii6 10 Biz Is 8fS. int Breiie
.beruntergegangen lit. - Cine boil
iittSair0ige SIC itaurirung 6es 9 m be r.
ger Comes lit beabiidtigt. 9ie &C.
iannmtfoiten iin0 ouf r1tn6 1 MiGion
Morf 9eiGabt.
@iirttemberg.
SSn g 6memningen i~tiir5te ser
81 Sabre olte Monteur @rnlt 6pal1el1<
6iener bon Sdorn0orf in stenung
beim bieiiger @leftri5itdtsmerf, beim
Mnbringen eirres Stanoers a1f ei1tem
Meubau bonn 3aGe. @r mar iofort
to0t. - Gin 6em Bflditerer @ipe11=
idieo in TeIlba@ geboriger 8 Sat-
re otter &nube fam NIT 6em Mrm in
cine Tlttteri Sen Be-
miibungen 1es Mr5tes gelang es, ole
III meitem MaBe ent5iin6ete @unoe GIT
Na1 adt 5agen iteuten 1i9
aber bei Sem &t1oben Sdmer5en 1T
Ser &iidengegen6 Elm, morauf er in
Sos &ronfenbol1s @onitott gebrodt
lei0er obne @rfolg, 6enp er
na6 tpenigen Eagen an Sen
6es @un6ftarrframpfes.
&aben.
Ma1f Sem 9aatptbobnbof lit Sci
oeIberg feuerte Elm 19iabrtger
&angirgebtlfe 51pei &epolperl9iiie auf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02
Ste alte @etmatb.
6aunsper.

Muf ser leeten Delegirtenoeriarmm
lung emsl0noiider @eiangpereine II
2%ieoertufeln in 2ingen pmroe eir
gmslanoi1ngerbuno ms 9eben gera1:
fen. - Sssn oeu1 8oliin elmer @arnl.
mocnnltolt 8orfum's boben lid
Muitern angeiett. Diele Sdnlertbiere
miilien ais 8u,t 6l1rd) 6aS Soagrobr
in oas 8al1in gefommen iein rmo bo=
ben li6 Damn in oielem enttpi6elt. =
Ser Minenleger uMrfona," ser 1ebt
]tdnoig bier itutionirt bleibt, lit melt
lid) I'M M%nBenbafen eingelmfen.-Dt
gmoer @eri1ws flotte lit nun poQ5ab=
Zig bon Ser 0%iesiabrigen 6omglailon
MULTIPLICATION 5l1riidgefebrt. Dus &C.
1ommtergebniB belaarft ii6 ouf rn1ro
$4,000 &artiis gegen 1t5,600 int
@oriobre. Sic l1riade 6ieles Mus=
fails lqbt iid) nit Siberbeit midt Be-
1%ti1mnen..
@eitfalen.
9ie Stro ffammer perurtbeilte ben
in NaSerborn geborenen Gene
ralagenten @alSemar Netrom megen
GnutionsidhpinSelei 5u 8 Monuten
@efangniB. = Sn einem @eltbou in
Ser l1blam0itraBe itiir5ten infolge &C.
riii tbrudes bier Mrbetter bonn fiinftem
gtof in sic Siefe. Gin Dady0eder
hieb auf ser StelGe toot, 5mei onoere
lebensgefdbrlihe inmere @erlebungen.
= SIN elmer @rploiton i6lagen1er
@etter iin0 in ser Mi1pe Mdenba6,
10 melt 8eri6te Dorliegem 81 @erg=
le1te 5u So6e gefommen. SedS
2eidname fonnten glet6 nod Ser &a=
toitropbe gu Sage sef0r6ert tper6en.
25 mer6en bermiBt. = Muf i6redlt@e
@eiie fom ser IS Sabre albe 8riiden-
bauer StabIidmiot aus &rem5=
tbal bei 5iegen bier int 5taottbeil
@ilpe 5l1 Tp6e. @r itiir5te beim 8mu
Ser neuen @rii&e iiber Ole @olme nit
einem 8olfen in 1en Slug. 8eim
gtur5 botte iib ser Strid 6em nn~
gIiidlihen INT Sen Sails geidlungen,
111,o a1S &iDfe berbettam, mar Ser
Mnnn auf 6ieie @eile er6roiielt mor=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02

|einen 2%5iGbrisen @olotpoarenfabrifan-
ten aus 8for5beim ab, als belize GEE
meinlam sen 3pg perlieben. Ser So
brifant muroe iebr idauer perleBt. Der
Nlttentbiter ridtete Damn 1ie &affe
gege1 lid ielbit un5 1par iofort toot-
Ger friibere 8eiter umo @irtb oes
@aitbauies r3um griinen 8oum," ST.
5rik @lmuper, aus S9riesbeim
muroe int 6lur ieines @auies eridol-
ien olefgefl,noen. Ser @munb gu ger
Sbat lit in ungiititigen Gamiltenber~
b%dltniiie1 gu iud}en.
Gliaf-2otbrinsen.
Ser 8eilei6igungspro5eB oes 81
idofs 8en5ler bon MeB gegen Sen
Srioatgeiitlidem 9lbbe Sbilmor
Sbergimnigen ulto 6en berak,
Gen &eoacteur 9ut bonn uSSour1niII e
9Ii ace=2orroin" gelangte Dor furaent>
CUR @ntidei0rng. Mbbe Ibilmont
m1r6e pegen @elei6iga1ng 6es 8ii@ofs
gu einem Monat @efdngniB un0 CUR
Sragu1rg Scr Soften pemurfbeat. &c
gen 9ut mur6e o,f 400 Mearf @el6z
itraie epeutueu 40 Gage @efa1tgniB
erfannt. - Muf Ser CRUDE Mmmeb
fins ein &ol1er uno 5tpei 5hlepper BON
einltiir5etoen @elteinsmoier berldJiit=
tet uor6en. @iner ser 8ergleute muir
oe geto6tet u15 Sic bei6en an6eren er=
Bb1id berlett. SsSr1 ielbitmoroeriider-
Mbiibt aparf ii6 sic in 6en Seer Sat-
rem itebenoe 8ittme Mntonie Miidel
aus Mlt 81 ut b d beim bieiigem
8abniibergang por sen 5:35 lbr rod.
Sdaettlto6t abfobren6et1 Bug. Ser
5ra1 muroen bei6e 8eine abgefubren.
Ser Bug, ser iofort bielt, nabm sic
tootlide @erlette nit na6 9eberm.
tltngarn.
Sn ser Sober abrif ser 6irn,a Sa-
nui6 & Sobn lit @a1fle1ta bra6 fiir5=
li6 Elm b~erbeere116er 8ran6 aus, Ger
0us gar15e 6%abrifgebdl16e eiraiderte,
Mudy ein Sbeil Ser ungrenaenoen 9e-
'oerfabrtf BON Metbe6lD apuroe bon 6en
Uammen ergriffen. @roB 2e6erpor=
rdtbe it1rb Sem @1emente gum 0pfer~
gefalle1t. Ser S9ooen miro altf cine
Willion &ronen geid)dbt. = Die Ii NJ
60 + DIE &egier1tg bat itb beno=
gen gefiblt, hre 5te1erpolitif in ent=
gegenfommen0er @eiie nit Gen u1ter=
54tpterigfeiten in @inflang
gu bri1gn, Ole gum yr0Bten Sbetl 6i=
rect ourb sic &irfungen 6es 8alfan-
frieges in @an6el inns @anoel ii@ ein=-
getent 6aben. Sn 0ieiem Slime bat
Sic &egieru1g beidloilen, 6as ST.
frofttreten ser relten 5%teltergeiete>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02
a6nisreid @adjien

OS~~O~SsSy 0"CI
Die 3meite &ollm1rer in 9res0en
lurbm ,,ud3 5tagiger 8eratbung sen
gnt1purf ei1nS &olfsidulgciebes nit
urebrfaA grlln0legenoen Mba1poeru11<
gen on. 0anad miro beldloiie m:: Ole
gmfiibra1ng ser allgeaneinen Bolts
ldalle NIT eil1er b0beren Mbt6eilung
pom 0ritten Sdp1liofme ob, Sdulgel0=
freibcit, Sic Objectionable &olfSibule,
8efreiung ser Gillioenoenfi11er Dom
@eligipnsunterridh @inrid)tung ser
obligatmiiderr observation-disclosures
idJulc, @egfoll 6eS @elobnilies ser
@efcl1l1t,1iBtrea1e 0l1rb Sic Sebrer, Sie
M0glidfeit, 6oB 5rolten @itglie0er
oes. Sdn1lpor itan0es iei1 f0n1nen uno
ois ginfiibrl11rg 6es 2oroeSidnlbei=
rotbes. Sic Mbitimmllng mar nan1ent=
lid) at,1o Sos @eieb 1patroe nit 81 gee
gen 90 Sti1nlpe11 ange11omnpen. De
So nicrpatipen itimmten 9eldloilen 3D.
qcae1r. Gin Nationolliberaler ent=
bielt lid5 ser %Mbitimmung. DaS @e=
iebt gebt nl11u11ebr CUR grite1 &am=
met.
&aDern.
Ser Maler &aulba9 in sc ii
d c II lit nit Ser Ml1fgobe betroatt !mor=
Sen, Sic 3ige 6es 6abingei6ie0enen
8ri1t5rege11ten 9uitpol0 nit 6em MltS=
crl;f, Sen i)nen sic @a110 oes So0es
o%erliefelt, gu peremigen. Brof. Soul
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02

Sbcrfi1mn5ratb OF. BOZ, @loiiing,
m,f 5lp0lf Sabre geep6Dlt. = Das
SdamrrgeriM in 20 II 8 perl1rtbeil=
te sen 3iegca,11er gbe1poer megc1l
Woroperl u1s a1r Sent @en6armerie=
padtmciiter &ie9el GIT 5 Sabren
2ardthallS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02
@eGem=@aHan.

Sic pon ser 6ul0umetropo~
lie I'M September naiditen Sabres ge=
plonte Seier 6es ACKNOWLEDGMENT Be-
itebens ldeint namentli6 in 6en &rei=
len ser ousmQrts Ieber6en @aiieler
uno furbeliiiden 2anosle1te gro es
5u fin0en. IS iin6 5ablreife
Mselhnngen aus 1em ST. uro Muslon=
Sc beim StaotperfebrSamt etngelaa1=
fen, bel on0ers aus 6amerifa
ul1o 5i%ioafrifa. - 3um Sberbirger=
mei1ter bon @ieSbu1e1 mlerSe ser
leitberige 5meite 8iirgermeniter, Set.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02

6an an1dlid) geneloet. IS beltatigt
|lid> oab sic 9l.e0e ser gpi0e1nie
Mil9 aus einer grfelen5er groberen
Molierei lit, ole einen Gppusfrarten
uQs Mngeltellten botte. = Ser 5taot
|Irier 1p1roe oas &edt perlieben,
ooS @runbeigentb1m, 6as Tie fir bett
Musbolt ibrer lteberlat1ocentrale in
ser 5tabt 5rier, ioapie III sen &reiien
Soarblrg nno 8ittlih ~motbapelroig
bot, int @ege ser gnteignung 5u er=
merbe,r. = Muf Sem @iirgermeiiter=
amt in 8iirg bat lid ser &aiiirer Ser
Solinger Mlgemeine11 Srtsfranfer=
taiie, &o1d 9iet, NIT ser Selbifbe-
idu,l0iglrag, ol1dy er iei an ser l11lter=
iHGaglm1e bon &ranfen6aiiengeloern
6etbeiligt, geiteQt. @egen 0es @ran-
fe~1rfaiien= iit6 iett bier Ser
naltnngs= a1n6 @orftan6smitglie0er III
@aft genommen mor0en. = Sci 6en
5tabtperor6netenmablen ser erI ten,
51peiten ltn0 oritten Mbtbeilltng bel
@iien fins in ollen 8e5irten Sic
Gompromibcon0ioaten Set 2iberalen
inns oeS @ettrums gemablt mor0en.
ionoers i'm Ser 1ritten Mbtbeilung
6atten sic So5ial6emofraten ber61pei=
felte Mnitrengltngen gemabt. = Sic
Qltaite ginmobnerin ser Sta0t Dii r
iel0orf Sic @ittme Sophie &oe0er,
lit int Sitter BON 102 Sabren geitor-
Ben. = Ser &eimiberidub ser Staoz
teartsltelatng helaltft iih auf iiber
100000 Mfarf. - Das Ma1p6at 6es
Langiabrigem Gertrumsfiibrers Or.
III Ser 0ritten Mbtbeilung lit
lrad f1r5em &fe ser Gentrums=
berbieben.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-02
A Word Of Commentator.

Having recently been a patient
at the Hospital, I desire to publicly
express my deep and hearty appre-
citation of the efficient manner In
which this institution is being con-
Quoted, and also of the splendid
work which it is doing in this
community. The physicians are all
untiring in their efforts to do ev-
erything that can be done for the
patients, while the nurses are IN
telligent, courteous and obliging,and
are imbued with the spirit OF doing
good. 1 trust that the good work
which it is doing may continue to
increase, and that it. and those con-
nected with 1t, may be blessed WIN
many of the good things of life.
Thomas c. Ross.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-02
Cambridge, Nd, April 2, 1913.
BriefEocal He1vs
Auditorium tonight.

Auditorium tonight.
Mr.Edgar Foxwell is visiting rela.
tives at Taylor's Island.
Mrs. E. A. P. Jones and little son
Allen, are spending sometime In
Baltimore as the guests of relatives,
Rev. Oden E. James, of Farming
ton, Del, Is spending few days in
Cambridge visiting relatives.
Mr.. James Higgins, of Baltimore,
Is spending a short time in Cam
bridge on a business trip.
Farewell performance of the
big double vaudeville show at the
Auditorium tonight.
Mr.. John Dunnock has returned
to this city, after a visit of few
days in Baltimore.
Mr.. W. H. H. Hubbard has re-
turned home, after spending a few
days in Washington.
Miss Mildred Spedden, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Frank Spedden, at Hudson,
has returned to St. Mary's School.
Miss Shirley Dashiell has return
ed home after spending several
days at Annapolis, as the guest of
Gov. and Mrs. Goldsborough.
Mr.. J. Airey Brannock has sold
and delivered to Mr.. w. R. Hearn.
a model Is, five-passenger Buick
touring car.
Mr.. Geo. Jones leaves on the
boat tonight for Baltimore, where
he will enter Strayer's Business Col
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Evans, Jr. and
Miss Sara r. Davis, of Milford, DEL,
we've the guests of Mr.. J. G. Evans
the first of this week.
Mr.. Wilbur C. Stiner Left on the
early train this morning, en- route
for Baltimore, where he will spend
several days on business.
Mr.. Edw. w. Wilson is receiving
congratulations upon the fine job
of work which he did in painting
the automobile of Mr.. Clarence
Tubman.
Dorchester, Lodge, I. o. o. Fat
the regular weekly meeting Monday
evening, appropriated $25 for the
relief of Odd Fellows in the flooded
districts of Ohio and Indiana.
Mrs. Ford Richardson, wife of
Lieut.. Richardson, U. S. A., Nine
teenth Infantry, at Fort Crockett, Gal.
weston, Texas, is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. James A. Richardson, / 610
McCulloh street, Baltimore. Shc
will leave April 10 to join Lieut..
Richardson.
Mr.. Jos. II. Neal, owner OF the
well-known Oakley Beach Hotel
property, which comprises, in addi-
ton to the hotel buildings, con-
siderable amount of valuably To-
Gated land, will sell same at public
sale on Friday. For full paricu-
lars, see advertisement in this issue.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-02
Church Locals.

The Woman's Auxiliary of
Christ Church will hold its regular
monthly meeting at the home of
Mrs. Thos. H. Williams Thursday af-
ternoon, at half-past three O'Clock.
A full attendance is desired.
The "Bentztown Bard's" read
ing Of selections from his poems of
childhood life and village character
was attended by large audience,
all of whom were more than re-
paid. 1t was an evening none will
soon forget: full Of rare charm and
unusual entertainment. -Westmin-
ster Advocate, Westminster, Md.
The San Francisco Argonaut
says of Mr.. McKinsey, the "Bentz-
town Bard" His verses are servi-
ceable to the men and women of
today because they unveil the beau
tifal things that are so close at
hand to all of us, disclosing the de-
lights of which common days are so
full, the treasures of memory, the
joys of human lives and of humble
homes.
Interest in the revival SER
vices at the Baptist Church is in
creasing. A splendid congregation,
almost double the size of the one
Monday night, heard Rev. F. w.
Putney last night. "The Wages of
Sin" was the subject of the SER
mon. The preacher said: ''The
wages Of sin is death to the body,
mind and soul, but the gift of God
is eternal life, through faith in the
Lord Jesus Christ" Mr.. Putney's
subject tonight will be ''The Sec.
end Birth"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-02

Read the big advertisement in
the Saturday Evening Post of April
s, about the Yale motorcycle. VIM.
]. Bishop, local agent.-Adv. 234t.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-02
Yacht Club Notice.

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Cambridge Yacht Club will be
held at the Club rooms Thursday
evening, April 8. at 8 o'clock. No
tees of this meeting have been
sent out and all members who can
do so, are urgently requested to
attend. Henry Lloyd, Jr.'
Adv. 2-2t. secretary.
Lawn mowers, pennsylvania
make, from $3.50 to SIS, at Phil
lips Hdw. Co.-Adv. 2-6t.
Refrigerators OF all sizes and
prizes, at Phillips Hdw. Co.-AdV.
2-6t.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-02
See The DressgOods
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY

See the New Eponge Suiting in all
colors from Soc up to $1.25. All sh AIDES,
these are TIE newest New York fabrics
Also new Bedford Cords and new Whip
Cords, New Oak serges in all the new
B ues, Tans, Nell Rose. Prices 25c, SOC. :.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-18
Leather Seat Chairs

Are also made of the best grade Of
oak and are upholstered with genuine
leather over wood, making them very
durable with no possible chance Of
having the seats sag.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-18

resembles the hypatica, only that ii
has crown Of leaves on the stem i'm
mediately below the flower.
few white triI.iums, which be-
longs to the lily family, have been
found in bloom This flower resembles
the trillium that is ordinarily known
as baby in the cradle. 1t has three
white petals, with three green leaves
on the long stem just below the petals.
It is a rare flower in this part of the
country
The pesky dandelion is already in
bloom, and within a few days the
spring beauties viii be out. Niolets,
buttercups and sweet williams will add
beauty TO wood and landscape within
two or three weeks, while the honey
suckles will come out a little later.
Several trees have been blooming,
including the elm-both American and
slippery varieties-the maple and
irOnwood tree.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-18
Lodge Notes

Committees in charge OF class meet
ings Of the Woodmen OF the World and
the Woodmen circle. have completed
arrangements for a session TO be held
in Davenport Sunday afternoon
The members attending from Rock
Island and Moline will meet at the
terry landing al 100 and march 70
he hall IN a body. The ". o. W
meeting will be held at Armory hal.
and The W. C. meeting Will be held
al Odd Fellows Prosperity hall
II IS expected that both meetings
will be through with the initiatory
work by o'clock and at that time
the ladies will adjourn TO Armory hall.
where joint open meeting will be
held with the w. o. W. A number
Of the high officials OF both orders
will be present and will deliver aG-
dresses.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-18

encore to his pleasing solo open thy
Blue Eyes" by Massenet.
Miss Helene FOrsberg, who was
with the chorus on its recent tour,
played two numbers last night, &C
companied by Miss Spauiding. Both
were enthusiastically received and
Miss Forsberg responded with en-
cores.
The Wennerberg chorus left this af-
ternoon at ! o'clock for Peoria, where
concert will be given this evening
The concert last night at the college
was the last number on the iyceum
course this season.
BOTANY CLASS BUSY.
With the advent of warm weather
and sunshine, wild flowers which have
for a long time been retarded by the
late spring are beginning to appear in
large qualities. The class of botany
a Augustana college is now making
daily field excursions IN search for
specimens, and the ordinary layman,
who does not look for flowers as yet,
you'd be surprised at the large mum
Der already in bloom.
Even while the SHOWS we're coming
and going the hypaticas, commonly
known as the liver leaf, We're bloom
ing. This a flower whose leaves lie
close 10 the ground and protects the
plant all winter. Its stem is long and
supports q blossom Of pink, white OF
blush hue. Another early flower that
is blooming is the anomone or WIND
flower. II is a tuber and the blossom