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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-31

Gin aus fiiniSebn giitslieoern
seirebenbes Gonlite bes Commercial
Club berietb am Snmitag Die bette
9frt unb Meiie, einen pcrmanenten
sseberaufboliiortn fir bic Ourh
cen Tornado aeritorten Seine 5u
idaffen. Dns aontite fam einItim.
mig al oem SdIuB, oie Stodts.
lcaisIatur I'M Sdafiimg elmer
gonbsausgabe BON S1,000,000 fir
nieien 3iped gu eriI6en glus bic
lem Sono ioa ben 9eOiirftigiten
fos 8elo fir ben 8ieOeraufbou ge'
lieben iperoen. 8enn 3uriid6e5oblt,
ioa es sur Iilsung Der Bombs per'
iuenbet mer0cn.
Golgenoe grfl1run9 bat Der
Commercial Club abgege6en:
,Tos ollgemeine Siilfsfomite bat
fie Gage gut in Der Son0. Wtit
trn periiigboren unb ben aus nllen
3beilen Ses 2ailoes eilttreifenoeu
(selbcrn tpiro cs inlitnrbe iein, 9e.
0iiritiae nit Giien, aleioung uno
Ebbadl du berieben.
Ias Observation-Disclosures miro
am Montag nut Dem 0fcporiren
I1er beifobigten Seine beginnen.
'Iics stomite perFiigt ii6er be6ell.
sieioc Snmmen mo bat mcbr IN
,,agsiidu. !, $40 abipllt ,notbnrn0igb
'iueroel Deihgife geiuadt, in oltoe.
zen sS1aen miro @eIo 5u leidten
gcoinguneen seIiehen. Gas &ontite
miro ifostmastpeiie inlitar6e ieiu,
S250,000 su erlnngen, oas oif oiet
Meiie benust miro
Gin aontite bon Siinfjebn berietb
Sic bette Wet1obe, eincn permmen.
ten Mieberouibaufono, Der 5ltn1
Mieoerauiban oes betroffenen 0b
Niftrift bernenbct miro, 8it ihoffen.
Dns aomite bef6IoB einitimntig,
Sen Gcnperncur unb Die iest In
eibung befiiiolide 2egislatur 5u
criiihen, Douglas GouiltD 81 oiito'
riiirct, fir eine 8oiioausgabe int
wetroae BON nidt mehr alS $1,000
600 fin Acknowledgements gu
itimnteil.
Das Grefutipfonite bieB ben Sc.
ridt oes aon1ites bon Siinf5ebn gut
lmo ertonnte Elm aonlite, Die @n'
gelegenbeit am Montag Dem @ou.
rcrneur bon Nebrasfa por5ulegen.
gs beibt, oaB Der Golultpanipnlt
imo Die aonlrniiidre ibre ber3li9e
aiiIfe geben fperben. Gin Wtoio-
rifdtspotum Der @Gbler bon 3oii'
clos Gonntp nuB Die @orlage ent'
'heioen.
Ger GrI05 Ser Bombs tpiiroe fir
Iieoeroltfbnu5tpefc gu leiften .ge.
oingiinsen iino maBigen 3inlen
] ,lberlieben iueroen.
@enn oiefe gl6ne gelingen, miro
sic s8ieoerberiteaung nit oller
Enereie betrieben perben, iooob
oIle Spurcn ser aataitropbe iobnlo
flic m5gIib ausgel6ift rmS Omaha
nit neuem Mutb groBerem Sanoel
ans oem llneliid berborgebobcn
,riro."
Gas aoinite, oas Dem @ouber.
rcur unb Der 2egislatur beute,
M}ontog. ben goridlag iiberreidt.
bpitcbt aus ben Serren: Sobn 6.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-31

aennt0D, Borliber; IS. y. SaDl'
man, s. u. 6. Nenneop, &. s. Se.
tcrs, $. ". Plates, G. Z. Seolnsc,
GIeorge u. Magnep Sobu q. Stinc,
6. 6. @corge. 6, 90. @ilbclm.
g,ictor 9ioielpoter, $, Goorlg, SO.
iepb BoItar. &. 6. gelOen.
Sin pom Commercial Club crs
nanntes aomite miro iid nub Gbi.
tcgo begeben mo bic SdIadtbnus-
baronen I'M iinnn3ieae Siilie iiir
Gle 9eniirftigcn eriuden. 9mn
miro c8 nah gleip gorf reiien mO
cert Die Better Der bcridie0eneu
Nur6 Cmabn 0eben0en 9obnen gu
intereiiiren iuden. gs miro auh
bcitdtigt, 0aB Die Suoba 8anfeu
iubitantieIIe geitr6ge geben iucrOen.
Scitrng Der Scniiden SaasscicG.
idaft.
Sonntag 9tadjnittng fnnO cine
dltBerIt itorf beiudlte 8erlautmlm8
rer Gent den Sausgeieaidait itatt.
fenrt ein 9tuf mar nn Die Wtitglic'
Ser ergongen, INN WiitteL mO 8ege
au finoen, Die bonn Eorlo0o 5eints
geiudten noh ar1ften 5u 1utterihi.
ten imo iene 16 gereinSmitgIie0er.
hie BEL Dem Gornooo Inn Solls mo
Sol gefommei, frditig inter ole
g(rlne 5il greifelt. seSn abDeienbeit
oes grdiioenten Ho6lff fiibrte gice.
ErGiioent gfooenburg Sen goriib.
SSn 8erlaliie Der 8e6atte Itcllte es
ii6 beralls, oaB eSeoer begierig mar,
5u belfen; ieoer He0ner briidte tic
ies Mitgefiibl fiir Die bonn llngIiid
@etroffenen aus. S6liebli6 mlir.
Sc beiAloiicn4 Dem Central !Siilig-
fomite bic Sammc BON $500 aus
SCm 9lGacmeinen 5onO Sn iIber.
iueiicn.-8nnit aber niGt genua,
ferncr tpuroe beiAloiien 3rm 8e.
itcn iener WiitgIieoer ocs Omaha
Nattoeutihen 9erein8, Die ourh
>en Eornaoo iGr gon3es Gigent6lun
terloren batten, eiuen llnteritii-
t.1tngsfono 8n gr6irten. Scr Der,
Elm 3eihnete fir oenlel6cn iofort
Eie Sunme BON 5000, meIde oent
8inan5fomite, beitebeno ans ben
Serren So6n gltidt @enrp S6roes
Ger uno Sobn 9ubmtc, 3ur gpriii.
Gung geiteQt lit, nit Dem Griuden,
imbehin9t biilirbeoiiritigen gPitglie.
Germ 6u bclfen. IS itebt pobl
cuBer 6raqc, oaB 6ieier 6onO bin.
men &ln3en bic Sobe bon $4,000
erreiden miro, oenn Gbed8 in be.
feutenoen gctrdgen iinO I'M 2aufe
ees beutigen Cages bei Serrn Sobn
@uI6, 16. unb 2eabenlport6 StraBe,
eingelaiIfen. Serr 9uId) eriud)t
s(lle, pelhe ipiiien, no Die beimqc.
iEhten 0titglieoer qegenlpGrtig
ipobnen, i6nt bieroon Wfittbeilung
III maden oanlit bieie bon i6m
c0er ben ii6riaen &omitemitglie0ern
oilfgeiuht fperben fonncn luo Oe.
rem @iinihe IN grfa9rthg gu
frilaen. Mit biefen gorqthen bat
lid Die 9eutidc SausgeieLlidnft ein
aldn5enbes 3engniS nrisgcitelt, OoS
Nadobmilng beroipnt. itf
sanienoe beinden bas sriimmcrfcIb
DoS ib6ne, miloe 6rii6lingSpet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-31
Sob Snrdl s,cr,Idllaa.

MabrenO Der beiabrte 5ormer
ssssobn Sill, ipobuboft SO, uno Sime-
toiie6, moreels Die Sdpeine fit.
terte, fiel er, bonn SerSidIng ge-
troffen toot 81 8ooen. Coroner
=. Grosbp iteIlte orgdpiihen Ser5.
frbler ais 5ooesltrlabe itebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-31

ter mar tpie geidaffeh Inn 5triihen
cen Sriinrmerfeloern tntber5uipm.
Neln. Ger 8eii6 bon olBerbal6,
nn0 3por ridt MIR ans bem Stante,
aud ans enternten Sbeilen Soipa's,
ia, m0 aud ans onOeren Staaten,
!rnr Oenm aud 10 3ablreif, ols man
eriuartet bate. g(a bic 2eiite, mel.
die iid 6as grauiige 3riimmerfclS
onidauten tpnren iidtlif ergrif-
ftn. 9}an fonllte es an ben ern.
fen @eiif,tern ieben. 9ie 8bdtig.
felt Der goltbatoperfer, bortptegeno
fer 3ilnmerleute, lit ihon im boil
len @ange. llno oos lit ieoenfaGs
faS be0ellteioite Dionent. Mlit
Geipobnter amerifaniider gnereie
ltto Glniti5itdt oes Geiites miro Die
gelpaItige glr6eit Ne5 @icoernilf.
baues ibren unYnterbrodenen @eg
nebmen biz ale Splren bes lln-
ciiits oerlpii6t iin0.
Ser Ginorud Scr berfpiiIteten
Seine mar geitern bel ipeitem nidt
10 grnuiia oIs am Gage nad Ser
aatoItrophc, benn es if ill5lpiiden
rad beItcn &rditen Grommg ge.
i6uffen porOen. gtatiirIid) mar
trotocm nod reidlid borbanOen
lm iid einen iebr 9llten 9egrifi
Ton je0em ihreflidet SIterabeno
5r MAIDEN. @obl ie0em fiel es
ouT ooB rnitten ltnter Der gertpii-
flung S1uier mperiebrt iteben ae'
l!ieben iparen. llebcr oieies Bbd-
nomen muroe biel nrqumentirt. G3
crfIart iid tpobl aus Der ipiralfora
miaen gabn eines Gornaoos.
Gic gr0Bte 0lenge fonnte man
i'm "a. uno Cafe GtroBe 8cbiet
temcrfen, 0enn sort bate Ser
Gturm am 1rgitelt gehauit. 9ort
beiano ii6 aud bie SbGetuil0 9il.
I.or0balle. Die meiite gtn3iebunsss
froft batten natiirlih oie Sriinmer.
6auien, mo Menideu ltms 2eben
fnmen. 9ic Saltlmg beS Wlilitdrs
mar ourhous FORFEIT. 9ie jungen
2cltte iaben 3uar NIT militGriider
@rGciiion oornuf OaB geiemano iid
etpa5 5u Shuloen fommen lieB,
maren a6er Goilib uno auporfou.
meno.
go oicI 1T iider. Sen 9tnblit,
Ger ii6 Den GauIcroen bot, miro
91icmano prraeiien 10 lange er
lebt. 9ei Der grinnerung miro
man iietS an 6ie llnoepiBbeit oes
2cbens 6enfen miiiien, aber aidl
foran pie beloenbaft 6os Seidid
ertragcn, nno nit meGder SiilfSbe.
reitfboit Ben ltngliidliden gcboIien
ipur0c.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-31
lserlunnlien.

Inter ben talIenoen bon aus
ndrtigen geiudern, bie iid seItern
Sic Stltrmoerbeerlngen III S1nn-
Ia aniabeu, befano lid aud Serr
6. q. Sontnter nebit @ottin,
Sdniegeriohn unb 9odter aus 2in-
coin. 99adoem Tie ben Sturmida-
ben geieben, iuobnten iie Ser Gene
relprobe uneres Sperettendors bel,
Ser nddIten Sonntag Die .6Iotte
8urIde" 5un geIten Der Motbleioen-
zen ouiiiibren miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-31
@reis idlluer perlcbt.

Gin Si.iabriaer 05reiS, 2ouis
Spriabaum, Yatient oeS Gonntp.
EoipitalS, ipilrbe am Samltag
ulS cr Gde Ser 40. uno
Senncnuortb StraBe bon ser Gtra.
benbo6ncar itiea, BON elmer anoe4
Zen Gar iiberinbreu. EoIi3eiar5t
5ols beballoelte i'm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-31
gs. $. @aac gotIdjaftcr in GnaIanS.

gSalbln9fon, 81. Wfar3.-Walter
$. &age, BON @arben Gitp, 8. SS.,
Ser 3eitidrift r@or[o's 5
9Sorf" imO Wtitglieo Ser gerIogs-
firma 9oubleoap, Sage & &c., lit
sum omerifaniiben 8oti6after in
Sonbon erlannt iporben. Serr Sage
bat acceptirt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-31
0etter6eriht.

Sh0n g(bcnOs uno 9ielitaq; fem
neleutlider Gemperuhtrtpe6iel.
Sir 9te6raSfa: Sd0n 9l6enos
rno GienItag; fcin meientIider
9emperatltrpedIel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-31
ssiiritlidlc CSa6c.

ct. 2ouiS, 81. N}Gr3.-9(6oIpbus
8uidl bat Dem SilfSauSif)uB $780,
GOO fir Die gtotbleioenoen i'm Sod,-
traiiergebiete iiberipicien
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Das 6ilIskomitt btoarf lutlttrtr
Snmmen 1dr Die llotbltibtnbfnl
Gin 0ies6e5dg(i6er aufruf 1T Oon Dem 9dllS'
aus(6u6 On Ole Biirgerl6att i'm
aGgemeinen er(a(Ien -
mOr0en!
Die 1emtfdje 9ans 0eieaidait wirit $500 fur Die
Notbleioenoen aus.

Sanenbe gmdcr Sm Sae beTacn Counting bas Srm'
merfelb-7a &ebcrnnibun aOmte hat cinen dwercn Sanb
Pie Semaeiudten prangcn gaargeo-3as aomte ba bnte
init bem 6onpernenr megen Der $1000000 8OnouOrlng
geipredung ab.-Gr mirb oiebe einreden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-31

Gads, Ser iingite Sobn unieres
cabefanntct SGrrn WoriB Sufs.
Sein Seim an Der AZ. unO 3eipeD
elbenue, lpuroc gan5Iidl 5erit0rt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-31
Wictrn 1lnteritilbnna an.

Serr aarl Gioboe, @roBiefretdr
oes SrGenS Der Sermonns.Sobne,
Fat bonn 9tatipuaI- -@roBpraiibentel
GNn. SSoelieu bon ct. Eaul einct
Wrief erboIten, in Incident Die sta4
.ionaI GroBlogr lire llnterItiibnng
cen pom 1orlla6o gcihdbigten Brit
rcrn in omaha anbietet. GuS
Ghreibcu luuroc on ben Grdiiacli
ten ser Gmahn 2oae gto. ~ Or.
Aobcrt Ncnot iibernlittelt, Gieier
bat Die 5relDc meloen all fonncll,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-31

%rrlauat -@lGOden fir allgeueine
6nuSarbeit, &ein Gaihen ooer
4Sl0ttelt 2yalB gut fohen fGnnen,
Srau s. &. 9prnc, 2103 galifor-
MIA Strabe, 3el. Douglas 30l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-31
SanS.Spdjitjnlcn.

sluber Sen 81 Staot.Sod,ldnIen
giebt es III giebrasfn nod ctipu
360 2ano-SodbiduIen, Die olle 0e!l
Sorihriiten oes Mofett- @eiebes itil.
terlieaell. Dies iin0 cntipeoer Gulnl.
tn-Sohihnlen ober Giitrifts+Sosa.
iduIen organiiirt inter Suboiui
iion s. 8iele oerielben boben mr.
cine aeriltge Sdiiler3obl uno ulof.
de ertbeilen idlon heutc ltnterridt
IN oeiitliber Sprnd)e, trotoein Nie
gering uno thntI1dlim
lUortietung nui Geite AZ.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-31

0ma6a 81. @Gr3.
S5orter 8ei5en-
9tr. ?, S51a SAC.
9tr. 3, S2h- S31ac.
9tr. 4, 1872 St1ac.
TriibinbrSipei5en
9tr. 3, S01a- slice.
9tr. A, 791a S01ac.
Ilran gSsi3cll-
gtr. 9, Sc s61ac.
9ir. 3, S5-s5hc.
gSeiReS aoru-
9tr. 9, lS$4c.
gtr. 3, 4S1ac.
gsr. A. 47-l7Mc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-31
gfr fremSlpra9-
li6f unttrridt!
sSsn luelder @eiie Seriel6c in Sen u.
ientliden SdJulen 81
banobaben III.

gs5iipIid Ser 9raeipeitc bes sc:
icbeS 1T ioIgenOes 81 bcahtsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-31

cob ibn1 fein lilfsbeoilrfttger grlt'
ser betonnt iei. gluh Serr g. s.
ehroe0er, ScfretGr Der Omaha
9lcrie bes Sroens ser eagles, bat
Ron Dem @roB- -Er1iibcnten OeS Or.
Sens Elm Shreiben erbolten, IN
bem inn llnteritiitltng fir aaen.
iulIiige bur9 ben Gornaoo betroi.
frne 8riiOer angeboten Miro. @inen
gIeihen 9rief erbielt er pom @roB.
iefretGr. @liifIi6erlpeiie aber fam
ou9 er iagerL baB tei ben bieIigen
eagles glGes ipoblouf lit,
gndjSrnder beluilligen $500.
9ie 6ieiige llnion Der guh6rufer
tot in i6rer geitrigen Sibltng be-
ibloiien, Dem Silf5fon6 $500 ans
Ger &aiie 5u iiberipeiien.
Ser 9cntidc Gentrnluerbanb
fat an etlpa t75 oeutIde 8ereine i'm
stoate, bic 3lun Staatsperbanb &c.
h0ren, einen iAriitliden 9Lufruf 3ur
llnterItiitlmg Ser Sorno0o.Spfer
erIaiien uno oeripridt iid bon 0em-
isIben cute 9feiultote.
Srnppen abgclOit.
9ie felt elmer 8o6e bienittbll.
enoen Mili5en puroen beute Ourh
$50 Dtannif)often aus Dem 925ll.
reren oes Staates abgeloit.
Der @ieoerauf6au.
9as aomitc, bus Blame fir Sen
gieoeraldbau Der Staot ousarbei.
Iet, bat eincn idnperen Stato, 0enn
es piro bon oen bonn llngliid
SeimgeIr6ten formlid beitiirnt.
Sic meiiten Der ltn9liidlihen per-
lcngen @elo, uho 5par @elo genltg,
I'M entpeoer lire S1uier nieoer III
beipo6nboren 3uitonO 5u ieben ooer
rie serIt0rten &GitIer neil erridten
III IaiIen. 9as aber 9ebt borl1u.
fla nidt an. 9aS Gonite miro
cine &ieicnarbeit 81 beualtigen ba-
len, oenn eS lit liber, bnB ie0er
Sal ein5eln borgenommen peroen
rnuB.-@as oaS Siilfsfon1ite fir
0ie 9totbIeioen0en gegenrpdrtia an
cringenoiten ben0tbigt, iinO 0t66el,
Selbige mogen idleimigIt nad oem
g(uoitorium beIoroert weroen.
@onu. WiorebcaS fir bic Spnb.Sil.
0as omaha aonlite, oas beute
Gornlittag beim @ouuerneur lpe8ell
ser ST 100000 9ono.gia noriprat,
iultrOe bon Serrn MoreheoO nliS
3ilporfontmenOlte empfongen un0
ibm oas 8eriprehcn gegebel oob
sic 9ono.9ia Der Scgislatnr 0nrd
im imterbreitet lnb foaS nngenom'
men aid, iunter5ei9nct meroen miro.
@ouperncur Wtcrcbcao lit Elm gan5et
Mant
SdJaocn an fatbOliidJen Snititatcu.
Der Shaoet Den Der 9ornabo
en- Dem Socrco Seart Gonnent.
Gde 36. uno Burt StraBe, onrid-
4etc, miro anf $4,000 aeidobt.
Gem Eoor Glare Gonucnt, %. imo
@anlilton, ipllroc Elm Shaocn pon
$4,000, ciu fleillcr Scbaocn Nem
@ooo Sbepbarb Gonuent, a6lmo
Sodiol, ailgeliigt-
81 sen 9eiltelt Oic ibr sab lno
Gut ucrIcrea 51blt aud) Serr Uab.
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Srnppcn abacl6it.

9ie ieit elmer 8o6e oienitt6ll.
enoen Nili5en uurben beute Ourd
$50 0tonnifoften ans Dem 9S5ll,
neren oes Staates abgeloIt.
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Smaha 0jctrcioc-Warft.

omaha, 81. U2ara.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-31
SndJornfer bcluilligen $500.

9ie bieiige llnion Der guh0rufer
Ent in ibrer geitrigen Siblmg be-
idloiien, Dem SilfSfon6 $500 ans
Ger &aiie 81 iibermeiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-31

Fat an etlpa 175 0eutIhe 8ereine I'M
Stante, Die 5lm Staatsperbanb &C.
h0ren eincn idriftliden gLufrltf 5ur
ilnterItiiblmg Ser SornoooeSpfcr
erIaIen uno periprift iid bon 0em-
ivIben auto 9feiultote.
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(0ortieenns aii seite Al
Evening journal., 1913-12-04
CHANGERS FOR
GRAVEL ROADS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOWN, Del, Dec. Al
though the stormy weather last Fri
day evening interfered some with the
Grange attendance. there was good
ly number present.
e. II. Shallcross and J. Fletcher
Deakyne reported having attended
the corn show held by Delaware
grange at Newport on the previous
Monday. Mr.. Shallcross made an ex-
hibit Of white corn at the show and
secured the second prize for lndi-
vidual ear, first prize for the five ear
exhibit and the sweep-stake prize COR
corn of the early Johnson variety.
The grange adopted a resolution
favoring more extended experiments
in gravel road building in New Castle
county State highway and other
principal roads being built OF stone.
but thought the cost of construction
and maintenance too expensive for
cross roads.
During the lecture hour several
conundrums were asked and a num-
Der Of interesting selections read.
The next meeting Of the grange Will
be on Friday evening, December -.
Evening journal., 1913-12-04
OKLAHOMA TO THE. FORE
WITH WAR SIGN ON EGGS

What reads like nature fake. but
which is vouched for by Miss Maria
Louise Wootten, formerly of Laurel.
Del, who now resides in Enid. Okla,
in a letter received by Walter C..
Davis. Jr.. of this city is a story of a
hen laying fifteen eggs on each Of
which are raised characters. These
when interpreted, spell America,
and the date 1915" Some of the
eggs laid by this hen have also had
figures of soldiers apparent on the
shells. Those who have seen the eggs
believe that they foretell Of some
disaster.
The account of the eggs with their
inscription is told in a news article
published in The Jacksonian, pub
lished in Enid, Okla. as follows:
MRS. H. r. Washam, who resides
at No. 422 South Eighth street. has
little blue hen that is laying an
egg about every other day which is
puzzling the people Of this vicinity.
In one months time this hen has laid
fifteen eggs and in their general
Evening journal., 1913-12-04
WANTS NEW
MARRIAGE LAW

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
ELKTON. Md. Dec Ain response
to the call for a meeting of the resi-
dents of the county In the Court
House on Monday, a large gathering
was present. and many subjects of
interest to the citizens were discuss
ed The newly elected members OF
the Legislature having already
pledged themselves for the repeal OF
the road engineers law, that matter
was considered finished Il was felt
that the marriage laws Of the state
should be more stringent.
The Town Council is having the
pavement on East Main street relaid.
Robert A. Mackay OF near Fair
Hill. greeted old friends in Elkton on
Tuesday William Pepper Constable,
OF Baltimore, was the guest OF his
brother Reginald Constable, Of Elk
ton. one day this week.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Leek, of Baltimore. have been
the guests of the Misses Wells. on
Howard street.-Arlie Porter, son Of
Mrs Marthc Porter, formerly of Elk
ton. is in in a hospital in Charlottes-
Vile Va.-Mrs. Howard Bratton
spent Tuesday in Wilminston.-Mrs
Margaret L. Wells is suffering from a
badly sprained foot-Mrs. Morris Dun
bar, OF Iron Hill, spent Tuesday with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Moody. of Elkton.--John e. Gonce
spent Tuesday in Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1913-12-04

shape they are like other eggs, but
there is on each egg an inscription
which, If properly Interpreted would
undoubtedly mean good deal. The
letters, or characters. are raised on
the shell and stand out very dis
tinctly and the word America and
the figures 1915 are plainly inscribed.
1t is said the eggs have been ex-
amined by bankers and their wives
and by professional men and women
of this city and nothing particular
has been made out except the word
and figures above given.
1T seems to be the general opin-
ion of many that il is the foretelling
OF some great calamity or some great
progress. Some think It means a
great war between nations and others
think It means war between the
churches.
This egg may mean a lot. but
personally we are going to take our
chances by living right here in Ok
lahoma, the best State in the Union,
unless we see more signs of destruc-
tion than a hens egg"
Evening journal., 1913-12-04
GEORGETOWN
READY FOR
CORN SHOW

Following is the program OF Corn
Growers Institute TO be held N con-
nection with the Delaware State Corn
SHOW at Georgetown, Del. December
HIP
Thursday A. M.-The morning viii
be devoted 10 the judging aud tho
Smelling Of the exhibits in the various
classes. The exhibition will be open
to visitors all day.
Thursday. p. M.-Address OF vel
come. Andrew Marvel. Georgetown.
Del; response and annual address Of
the president Of the Delaware Corn
Growers Association, j. W. Killen,
FELTON,. Del. How to Secure Larger
Yields Of Corn Through Better Seed,
Prof. ~ Schmitz. Maryland Expert
ment Station round table discus
sion on grain growing.
Evening session.-This session will
be held in cooperation with the
Good Farming Train" Of the Penn
sylvania r. r.; Stereopticon lee
ture by DR.. A. S. Hill, director Of
Farmers Institutes stereopticon
lecture on Methods of Soil I'M
provement and Grain Growing" by
Professor A. f. Grantham, Delaware
College.
Friday. December -, 10 A. NJ
Corn improvement Through Local
Corn Clubs w. Irving Walker
Chestertown, Nd. "The Use Of
Lime and Fertilizers in Grain Grow
ing" Dr. H. j. Wheeler, formerly di-
rector of the Rhode Island Expert
ment Station; report of the secre-
tary and annual election of officers.
Friday. 1.3O p. M.-"The Marketing
of Corn by Means of Live Stock on
Delaware Farms" director Harry
Hayward OF the Delaware Expert
ment Station; discussion; THE
Progress of Grain Investigations az
the Delaware Experiment Station
Prof. A. f. Grantham; discussion;
adjournment.
Evening journal., 1913-12-04
NEWS NOTES
ON STATE LINE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
BOOTH CORNER, Pa, Dee 4.-Re-
vival services. which have been in prog
ress at Sloan Methodist Church closed
Sunday evening Next Sunday morning
the Rev Edwin H. Gardner Will preach
on sunday observance at Chester Bethel
Methodist Church
Charles Pennington. who suffered a
fracture OF the leg few weeks ago and
was taken to the Delaware Hospital, has
recovered sufficiently to be taken to his
home
Mrs. John Booth, ST.. who has been
afflicted with rheumatism. has been
taken to the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Standbridge, at Diworthtown,
Pa.
William Pierson is seriously i'll with
paralysis at his home in Brandywine
hundred
A big crowd is expected at Bethel Hall
tonight when Ganoga Council, d. OF Z.
will entertain 6anoga Tribe, ]. ID. r. NJ.
Wilmer NJ. Weer Of Upland Pa, was
visitor here Sunday at the home OF
his brother-in-law, Mark Piercc.-Miss
Mary Parry spent Saturday with her
sister. Miss Belle Parry, who is III in
Wilmington. miss Gertrude Handy and
Miss Levy OF Philadelphia spent Sun
day with Miss Gertmdes parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Samuel W. Handy, Sr.-Alrs
George Booth and son, Edward Mills
Booth. have returned to their home at
Point Breeze, after a visit of several
days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Barhe- at Pottstown, Pa.
Evening journal., 1913-12-04
STANTON NEWS NOTES

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
STANTON, Del. Dec. 4.-Friend-
ship Lodge No. 4. S. OF b.. will hold
a festival in Stanton Hall on satur-
day evening. December 10.
Herbert NJ. Banks, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Banks was baptized at
his home on Sunday by the Rev. e.
II. Collins. assisted by the Rev.
Ira J. B. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Banks
also entertained on Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Banks. Miss Marion
Banks. Herbert b. Mearns and Drexel
S. b. Malson
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Wright en-
tertained on Sunday, John Turner
of Philadelphia.-Mrs. Edward Brown
and son Albert, we're guests OF Mrs.
Annie Wright on Sunday-Miss Lii
liam Pyle, of Marshallton. was the
weekend guest of Miss Mary Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Smith OF Phila-
delphia were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Messimer on Sunday-An-
nouncement has been made of the
wedding of Miss Jennie Marvel,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mar
vel and Harry Taylor, son of Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Taylor. The ceremony
was performed In EllSton on Satur-
day-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Webb, Jr.,
were the recent guests of their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Webb Sr.
Miss Margaret Maris was the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Chambers
on Sunday-ROy Kitchens. OF Barks-
dale. Md, was Stanton visitor on
Sunday-Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor
we're the guests Of their parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Robert Taylor on Sunday.