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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-18
LUNDGREN TO COACH.

Iowa City, Ia, Jan. 1S.-Carl Lund-
gren, the former Cub pitcher has made
application to the University of Iowa
board in control of athletics for a po-
sition as coach of the Hawkeye base
ball nine. Lundgren is wanted here,
but terms have not been arranged yet.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-18
PRACTICE ON
PENN DIAMOND

weather in Philadelphia was so warm
today that candidates for the Universi-
ty Of Pennsylvania baseball team es-
tabl;shed a winter record by practic-
ing in the open at Franklin field. Coach
Roy Thomas put the men through bat
ting practice. The maximum tempe ra :
ture at 3 o'clock was So. the highest
for Jan. IT In the history OF the local
weather bureau.
The La Vendor cigar il home prod
uct. None better.-Adv-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-18
SKI TOURNEY OFF.

Stoughton. Wis, Jan. 1S--The ski
tournament to have been held here to-
day has been indefinitely postponed on
account of lack of snow due to the
sudden change in temperature.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-18
CALENDAR OF SPORTS
FOR THE WI
SATURDAY.

Annual meeting of the Western
, Golf association, at Chicago.
, Opening of annual show of the
, Philadelphia Automobile Trade
, association.
, Season of the National Ski asso-
, citation opens with meet at
, Stoughton. Wis.
, Annual bench show of the Bull
, dog Breeders association of
, America, New York City.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-18

through Canada, playing in Shakes
pearean repertoire.
Thomas Jefferson is now appearing
In vaudeville in condensed version
Of rip Van Wrinkle" and meeting with
success.
1t is now reported in New York on
good authority that FRITZ Scheff is to
appear in a musical comedy under her
own management.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-18
S P O r T S

liams. Campi. Burns or any of the 9TH
er fighters who want my title
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-02

6inige Qmertfdnsr tpnrben pdbz
reno Der Sample psrtpurbet unO eiH
gngldnber tpurbe getobtet.
81 Pafo, Seras, /. Suli. Weris
fdnifhe 5tiidtlinge, bic bier ungetoms
men iinb, ertldrer, bab Die Rebelsn
gando Bilas, bic einsn Qngriff auf
1uare3 pprbereiten, Bel Der Ginnabme
BON GGIas 9ranoes ppr Elm poar no
tsn ME tpilbe 3biere bduften uno
Jruuen uub Wldbhen i6dnDeten.
8iels 0usenbs BON 5raueu baben IiA
in bic 8erge gefliidtet, um ben I'm
menfhen gu entgsbsn. Die 5li9!linse
iagsn, bab in pielen5daen bic Mdnner
cngebunben ipurben uno SuIeben mug
ten. ME ibre 5rauen unb SDhter
pergeipaltigt ipurber.
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Quf benz S6la4tfslos g D II
9ettps6urq.

0ett 2 8 II 7 g Yd., L. SuLl'
Inter elmer gIiibeub beiBsu Come, be
bas Sragen BON Sleioeru 3u elmer 2oit
uno bag 2ebeu fat unertrdglih mabz
te, beqanu am 9ieuItag bic formelIe
Teier 3u gbren bes 80. Sa6rsstages
Der S6la6t BEL 9sttpsblrg. llngea
fd6r 1900 8eteranen, rgIaus" uuo
.8raue" fiillten bas Rieien5eIt, oas
fir bic 5Ssier errihtet poroen mar.
Sic Iaben sfpsi Stuubeu lang in Der
fiirhterIi4itsn SiBs uHo brd6teu piez
btr6oIt opnnsrnoe 6o6rufe aus, ais
bic Rebner auf bic rpienerperetnigte
Ration 8e3ug nabmeu. Das 3elt
mar Bis gum ls5ten BluB ungefiillt, ehe
Ger straightforward 9arriion uno oer
9oupsrueur Seusr, bic Rsbuer oes
saaes, untamsn. 9te unionpetera=
nsu paren entidiebeu IN Der Tebr=
sabl, 6snn sg barren ptettgiht uttt
mehr als 1000 tonf6berirte geteranen
antpsfenb; ibr Grthuiiasmus uuo thrt
9ungentruft glihen d6er bic 3abIeu
beindhe aus.
4ls Der 9ouoerneur 5ener Tetne
Rsoe beeubet bate, srbob lid 9ensral
Bennett 8. Ooung, Der S6ertommans
belr Der aonF0oerirtsu 8etsraueH,
langIam uHo perbeugte 1ih ihm aes
gsniibsr. Sd Tam benz 2unoe strpas
geben, ods Rismduo auoeres ShHen
gebeu tuuu," Iagte er: nWir tperbeu
Sbnen ieBt ben ~RebslI gsII" se6eu.
gleltn beriibnte gSenerdle Der 4ons
fDoertrten unb tauisno 9sterdner pom
Siiben subsu ben rgell" NIT 70 Iauter
Stimms. oab es nett biutsn I'M Eager
Don 9ettpsburg, gebDrt perpen tonnte.
Qls General gpung portrait, Inn fets
ne Rebe su hdlteu, purbe er nit rieiis
gem gStbuiiosmu8 begrIBt. 9is
lInipuspstsranen, uuter SSiihrung ibres
Sber 4ommanoeurs Beers, brdtten
brei itiirmiihs 5ohs duf ihn aus.
@r faete in ieintr Rsoe, bdb obns
3peifsl iebe Seits bamaIs iiberssugt
gepe'sn Isi, fir eiu gsrshtss prin3ip
gu tdmpfen.
Inter ben 300 GGiten, Die fih auf
Der Sribiine hefanbeu, pdren bic
Gouperneure Wann, 8irginisn; Uttz
grearp. Geututn uno Gberbarbt BON
Rinnefota, Senatpr genrpIe bon
8enniplnonid uub bic foIgeuben @es
nsrdle Der &onfDosrirtsn: RobiuIpn.
Serds; 8eft, Georgia; 5hos. Z.
Sbaffer, Gouifiana; u. .. DilIiamg,
5lprioa; 6. R. Gam, SSlortou uni
Carr, Rorth Carolina.
WGhreno Der ednaen g2aht tamen
Giienbabn3iige nit 9eteranen on unn
Die qrntee SffiSiere battsn mebr
als iie 5u thuu oermohtsn, nm bic al
ten SoInateu nah ihren Guartierer
81 bringen. 9isIe bic um Mtitterndht
dntamen, fdnben erft am Worgen ibre
Guortiers Gs bsfinben Fidb iest mehI
ols $4,000 Mdnner in benz Eager. bas
hsrsdnet mar 10000 auf3unsbmen. &c
| III aber oennon gelunqen dIle rntersn.
brtnqen. Sauienoe iino in benz orp=
| Ben 3slte untergebraht urb Sunperte
IN ben fleineren 3eIten, bic fir Re.
uHtonpeterauen reierpirt poreeu ma.
rem.
9tele 8eterauen batten nur eins
Wlabl3sit i'm Eager einsenommsn uni
einsn Bid alf be iiberfiillten 9eltt
eeporfen. uls iis 10 fhneIl, pie fie ea
permohten, tpteber bic 5eimreiIe on,
| trsten. Die Wteiften dber tperbsu mob
erft am Donnerftug ooer Sreitag ab.
reiieu, od saufeuoe. Die pieIleiht fri.
Der geguHgn p6ren, iiber ben A. bo,
bleiben tperoen. I'm ben QrGItbenteu
Wilfon su Iehen.
Ghe bic formsllsn Reoen am Wpr.
gen bsgaansu, fauoen Rsuaiona nas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-02

Die gaItans Situation.
Berlin, /. Suli. - Der oriss
tif6e Uhniiter bes aeubereu BAT am
Gienitug bsm aorrsiponbenteR Der
0rnnffuztsr 3eitung in atbsn mitges
ttxilt. bub Grie6enlanb fpfori arisg
stgen gulsurien fiibren fperbe, obns
cine fortnellt ariegsertlirnng.
Die GrildruHg bss Winiiters laue
!ete ipie folgi:
~Huh0em gulgarisn auf alle pers
i1knIihen G6ritte, bic GrieGenldnb
sttbdn. nit DertrnssNrlsbungen unb
NIT ben 1leberfdrsiten Der Dor sinigsr
.s9eit feftgeisbisn prnniI0rilhen Brtnst
serHtiDortst BAT. In bic griehtife Rss
eisruns jebt se3puugen, bk GHenfipe
IN ersresfer. Der Qrisg mag ksins
nen, ohne bdb cine forme[le ssieasers
i!drung erfc!gi. uno bic grie6ifhe
Resierunq tptrb Die giegierung in
Gpfid In biefem Sinne bsnatrihtis
gen. griehenIdnb muB es abLsbnen
bie 9epdntportli6teit fir bitIen
arieg gu iibernsbmen. Der obne 3tpeis
Tel isbr ernIts Golssn baben fpiro."
0onoon, l. Susi. - Die aGmpFe
spiit<n ben @risfen unb ben Gsrs
ben auf Der tinsn unb ben 9ulaarsn
ouf Der anosren Geiie tpnrcen ou6 am
Titnftag nod fOrtseIesi. unb 5ipdr
onf bersgdnaen 2inie bon Sitip BIS
Md gIsntbtra, ips cine Gepef6e aug
Gofin meIbet.
qflIe 6rei Regisruneen b<6duptsn
ibre 7rupptn initruiri gu taben, hnb
fis bic Cffeuiipe nur bann erereifsn
foEIen, ipenn fie nngegrtffen iperben
uno iebe Der hrsi gsationsn rsrfnht
bic E1ulb fir ben ausbruh oes
Bruotriritsts Der annren Seits sus
sufhieben.
Die 8oIsan Situaticn III cine
merfiriiroig nntlore. Die isrbiIhe
Resieruns tiinbist faIt NIT bemislben
eltbem bic Anncbms nes rufiffsn
Gniebsgeridtsoorihlags unb aih
sie grifisHs hes HriegssuIianoss an.
Die am Nbenb pon Helgrnc eingss
frofitnen Otpsfden finb hOdft piber4
fprsfenn. Ginise D<pefhen melben.
tab bic aimpfe am Montas singeitelt
fpprben isitn; anb<rs, ndb nod forts
ip1brsnb befiise ss1mpfe I'm Oanse
ftisn unb bnb BITE Ssrben Jitip uno
5trupif6is einaenommen h1tten, uno
btibe Gtitsn In BEN admpfsn i6pere
Wsrlufte srliiien baiisn.
AEIe bieIe Rdnihssn mIiTen NIT
Uorfiht nufsenommen tperhsn. 1hnts
frfk III dber. hnb .eine formelIs
ssrieas<rtIdruns erfolet In unb aud
bie biplomutifhen 9esisbungen Sipis
iftn ben gaIsanftanieH nod nidi uns
terbrohen iinn.
Dir @otf6ofttrlonftren3 belt am
DitnItoa in aonbon cine Gibung nb,
IN Der iib<r bic Gage bsratben purbe.
Iis Tam obtr su feiner Gntf6eioung.
ltsber bas WsrbdIien unb bic Mbfihssn
Mumdniens III nifas b<t0nnt.
Die buIg0rifhe Regierung Dat cine
cffi5ielt GrlidrnHs abseeeben, In hsr
bic GinnGbme BON GutDsbsli fsiiens
Der Hulgortn beItdtiai unb binauoes
fiigt rirb, bnb bic Grk6sn am
Gtrlrna 1Iub 5uriidseDorfen nors
ben feien.
G<rbiffx 3tiiunstn bringen bic Isns
f0tioneue Nahridt, bab bic Bulannn
IN GufDehkii ben ferbtf6tH Maic-
U0fitfm ssmorb<t b6ttsn unn 1iunr
am Mlryeen nc&hem e ibf Gnfs I'm
0sots asipsisu uSb NIT ikusn sja ness
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-02
Cincinnati. @sittwo6. sen2. Snli 1913.
meintIide anndbme bts Sfiebsz
eeridtsDoriflogs sefeiert bate.

meiniIide 4Hndbme bts Sfiebsss
gerintsrorId!ogs gefeiert bate.
2lIle bic friibtrsn gerbiinbeten irefs
fen gorbsrsitungen fir BEN ariea.
ipeHHgIeih bic Regierungen bebaupsen,
fbrsn armeeu anbeFobIsn su bdben, in
her DefenfiDs Su bleiben.
Giner GepeId5e aus glom suFolae
bat bic 3iirtei guIearisn benahrit@
iist, Oab peltn ss nttt auf feline
Observation-Disclosures pers
aitte, bic Tiirtti, i'm 15nIle es All
SFsinofeligleiien iommen iolIte, nit
Serbien unb griefsnlanb aereins
ifaftIi6e Sahe maiden ipiirbe.
Rnblanb forbert nod eins
nal 5uml5rieben auf.
Nisn, /. Juli. - Die Diterrsihis
ffxn 3eiiuHesn bringsn oie Rahriht,
tnb bic ruifiI6en Geionntea in Sofia,
9elgrao unb 4then angsfpisfsn NOR
ben fsien, bic gaEtdnitdnten 3um IeBs
ter MaI nufsuforosrn, ben Grisben su
balten unb i6re premierminiitsr 3u eis
Hsr Gonferen3 mad ct. Petersburg
Su fd,iden.
usfu6, /. Juli. - lie Gdmpfe
stpifteH ben gulsdren uno Serben
batsH in benz bitfigen 3iFtriit am
Gisnitdg Moraen nm 6 llhr elm Gnee
errsiht. Der ferbifhe aommanbeuf
1T Der anfitt, bab on 100000 Wldnn
gulgaren an ben Gefehten betbeiligt
irnren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-02
aNetterberia,f.

sir Ohio nnb bds fptitlife
qenRInlpnnisn: Gtri6regen am Wlitts
mod. Nm Eonnerftaa ih1nes Wets
fsr; per1nbtriiht Minbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-02

prins mirto bon Wlontsnegro Don
feinsr goitin psrlaFen.
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Die ReuniOa Guf Dem Sdl(af)t'
fe(0 UOa getlDs6urg.
5ie piiisiellsn 5eierithfets
ten baben begonnen.
9as Eager ppn geteranen itbers
fiillt.
12eue Qntlagsn
4 a
@eqen bic 8dumtpoq SpetuIanten
gropn, 0apns, Scales uno
9hompion erbOben,
Die i'm Sabre 19O9-10 ben gaums
moi Corner" gsiaaffen battsn.
9ier3ebn Morine Sffi3iere peu'tos
ntrt.
Dc
9arunter Der &apitGn Semplin Wt,
8otts.
-~=~
StaatsisnatOr Ben. u. Smith bon
@eIt Qtrginia
81
Der 9eitshun8 i6uloig befunosr.
--~ss~
Weitere brei Der 8erpunbeten bon oer
8uffaIoer ggpioiion ge'torbeu.
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Der Dreobnousbtsarsa;er DtrffIin,
ger ensli4 bonn Siapsl selafIsR.
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Gdonbibatn Der msritaniiden Re-
belftn.
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Ssnri ROdefori seitorben.

Die frans0fifhe Resier,fng ssbt ifdrf
ssgen anti.Riliiariitsn por.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-02

MnslanO.
Die 3alean-Sitnation
0h eiae siemlidl mnflsre.
GerbieH nimmt nas SAieSsseriht
Wmhianbs an.
A. 80
Inn sriiirt i'm is!beH athsnmsus. odB
BET Qrisa losstbrOfsn fei.
Bsithsnlarb srtldri, fOfort ben aris5
esgen gulsaritn beginner
gu ipolleu.
Gas itGiisnifde aOnisspaar gum gss
iufs ots aaiisrs NiIbelm
mad, aisl nbsereif.
6tnri Ro6tFori seitorben.
-
Die frans0fiihe Regierifng ssbi iAdtf
essen antisMi!iiariftn por.
--~
-
prins Mirfo bon Wonienegro bon
feinsr Gottin p<rlaItn.
SO
Ehoubiboin Der msri.aniiden Re-
beIitn.
-~xs>-
Ser Tre0buounffs frsu.er gSergsfius
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Gerbien Himmt eas SAieSsseridt
Wmhlanbs an.
Inn .rtiirt i'm ieIten athsnmsus, odB
BET 4risg losgtbrOfen fei.

Gas itaiisnifde aOnisspaar gum ges
iuts oss aaiisrs DiIbelm
fafl aitI nbgereif.
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Der gsits6un8 ftbaIOig befunoen.
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Weitere brei Der 8erpunoeten bon oer
guffaIoer gTpioiion geItorbeu.
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Staatsisnator Ben. u. Smitb BON
@eIt Qrrginid
The evening world., 1913-03-13

should he used underneath for stree
wear? MRS. NJ. 8.
MAKE a foundation waist after .
kimono waist pattern. of net. Use
your heavy lace in surpiics style.
hrst sewing to the outer edge OF II
~ Inch fold OF nns white net.
A little ohemisstts Of the heavy
lace finished with . fold OF the net
could be trimmed down the front
with little coiorsd gals buttons.
You could leave the neck square
Dutch, while . high yoke ana collar
OF net could be worn when desired.
Mako the sleeves Of the lace round
ways and cuffs OF the fns net 70
finish them.
The evening world., 1913-03-13
practical adaptation OF th,. manner o

practical adaptation OF this manner Of
! draping. especially suitable for real
or elegant lace. since when such In
used one does not care to cut II. The
gown itself. of lemon yellow crepe de
Chine. Is cut with its sklr, in two al
most straight widths. gored n little at
the hips and gathered all around. while
the foundation waist OF self color chl'-
fon is overlaid in the blouse portion
with pieces OF the crepe de Chine shown
by the dotted line In the pattern. The
cream color lace which starts at the
front opening In fichu style around the
LEFT shoulder drops In cupuciln hood
effect In back. when IL continues up
over tho right shoulder, passes under
the bugle embroidered belt and drops to
below the knee line. IL IL only at this
point that the lace need be cut. II one
II afraid OF showing the wrong side,
for IL turns back here to be caught up
under the belt. little to the left side
Of the back. Bugie embroidery. OF
which the belt Is made. forms a glitter
ing band at the knees serving to hold
in place the lace folds and somewhat
connne any bit Of extra fulness In the
sNhAs iHu'fi ~ tUt DdHu
Of black velvet which encircies each
arm. and In caught on the top to the
shoulder drapery. The cluster OF tiny
yellow roses at the v neck In front adds
dainuly to tho one-color scheme OF the
gown.
The way In which the lace IL draped
on this model suggests a practical way
OF fixing up an old frock. Lace does
have TO be used. but chiffon
with a one-inch hem sewed In by Tiny
beads would also be very pretty. II
the gown were rose color. black chiffon
with crystal beads would be charming.
A pansy color gown with drapings of
pale lavender. and gold bead embroid-
cry. also tiny gold flowers, would make
another combination. And. equally pretty
would be green gown draped with
black and trimmed with gold embroid-
cry. while rich pink flowers could DO
tucked Mt the point Of the yoke.
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coat dress with the elongated belt line
but as am feet 3 inches tall an,
rather slim. don't you think the efrec
would make me look too scrawnyp IN
eighteen years OF age. BESS u.
No, I DO not think the elongated
belt would be unbscoming. but II you
should nnd 10 80, You could trim
your skirt with . band Of the ma
ter1al attached at the knee line.
which would break the length. You
could also make your coat-drsss
with . yoke across the shoulders
and In front.
Dear Fs.hion EdI.r
VIII you tell me how 20 make two
dresses like sample of blue silk for my
daughters-one aged thirteen. brI-
nette. and the other eleven years old. a
blondt? Both are small for their age.
Would like tle dresses trimmed differ
emily. r, n,
The dress for your elsvsn-ysar- old
daughter could be made with the
skirt having two soant rufass ana
the waist with Q two-inch wide
vest all the way down Of cream lace,
besides which have piaits Of the
material. Finish the neck with . nat
COLLAR Of lace. starting from the vest
opening; also gather the sleeves
into . CUT OF lace. Blouse the waist
slightly over . wide straight belt.
which 10 Tapped on the side front
With three Gisss buttons to hold IL.
For your elder daughter make the
drsss. with an elongated belt line, Q
sash OF the silk tying on the left
side and It's END finished with band
OF Bulgarian embroidery. Open the
waist down the left side with four
g1sss buttons in groups Of two to
fastsn. while on the right side. Just
above the bust line, place . pocket
Of the vivid embroidery. Finish the
neck and sleeves with . narrow
edge OF the embroidery or . fancy
embroidery stitch done In some OF
the ooiors used In that ON the sash
ana pocket.
)em Fashion Editor;
VIII you kindly suggest some way to
rave waist made OF lace banding like
nclosed sample? What sort of material
The evening world., 1913-03-13

Nothing meets the demand Of tho eve.
ming gown better than crepe. and with
this material and charmeuse. also en-
broidered nets and tulles. these costumes
will he richer than they have been for
a long time. The skirts are stin very
narrow. although Ihe ample drapery
which characterizes them all gives
them the appearance OF greater width.
This fashion OF drapery was always
hailed with delight by the woman OF
sylphlike build. while tho one OF stoutcr
proportions stood stll and wondered
what would become OF her. But with
the inslstcnt use OF the drapery we find
that 1t can be arranged to not only be-
come the stout person. hut also to
lensthen her lines. This effectiveness II
not always gained by the draping of
the gown Itself. but often n width OF
hlmy tulle. point d'esprit. chiffon or
lace Is charming variation.
The model shown above Is a very
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pathways
lpeady
1'Re''ef

J., ~ sss.. MI fos j, IA, A,.. NS ..s
20 bad that for eigh, day' AL nights / couil not
- ny closhe, of ! thought ! would tr Had.
NYs neady Relief, gsIc my bach and hips
ana sdes coed rubbing ald Ia siurt lime
te pAin wM all gone. NJ one IN tins world
knerr but God anil M .,if 'hr m.cry | was In
IN J USED RAi~N's heal Relia | thought
wn my duty 70 let tou know what your medi.
cine has done for m nd man 20
HADWAf's READY REiitf. NJ all druggists
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ANSWERS TO QUERIES.

Dear Fashion Editor:
would like to make n Russian blouse
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-10-16
GRADED SCHOOL EXHIBIT.
Many Excellent Maps and Some Good
PenmanShip the Work of Children.

The exhibits made by the pupils of the
Oakland, Kltzmiller and Friendsville
graded schools were in many instances
real works of art and they were nicely
arranged by the supervisors, Misses
Bess Offutt, Nell Bosley and Elizabeth
West, ribbons beng awarded as follows:
Maps-1st premium, offered by r. Z.
Sliger, Felix Robinson; LIST premium
offered by Fair Association, Jamie Ham
i'll; prlzeworthy, Ray Miller, Hugo De
Witt; LIST premium (Kitzmiller) Jane
Long; prizcworthy Katie Lauer, jose
phine Thayer, Hulda Thrasher, Ruth
Walker, Edmund Murphy, Lorene Pew,
Harry Bittinger.
Penmanshlp - list premium, Ernest
Friend, Friendsville; prizeworthy, Edith
Finzell, Rebecca White. Irene Whet-
stone.
Painting-1st premium, Daniel Sla-
baugh; prizeworthy, Uriel Cheuvront,
Elizabeth Mitchell Robert Sliger, Hilda
Burke, Christiana Hesen, Elinor Wells,
David labaugh.
Drawlngs-1st, Paul Ashby; End, ia
mic Hamill; prizeworthy, David Sla-
baugh, Paul Ashby, Freddie Refs. Vic
tor Harris, Webster Griffith, Mary C.
Wilson.
Weavlng-1st, Isabel Hamill; prize
,,,,rtL,, Two EaII,opc+aip Iororara+ Sin
cell, Annie Calhoun,
Photographers Robert Sliger, End,
d. M. Davis.
China Painting-1st, Eva Wells.
Mounting Park School.
Language - Prizeworthy, Rebecca
White, Kate Lauer.
kindergarten - Prizeworthy, Lucien
Felty, Ruth Reed
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Mr.. Lloyd burst. who visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David burst in
Oakland for several days, returned to
Wheeling where he is engaged as a
machinist, Tuesday afternoon.
Among the visitors to this office
Yesterday were Messrs. William Winter
berg and c. J. Otto of District No. 3,
Thomas B. Layman of No. 8, and Mr..
Perry Bowser, of No. -.
Mr.. Clarence V. Guard, of Friends
vile, spent day or two in Oakland
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. o. B. Barnard, of near
Bloomington, were IN Oakland last
Saturday attending the fair, Mrs.
Bernard going from here to Deer Park
where she visited her sister Mrs. B.
Steiding.
Mr.. l.. L. Myers, of near Aurora, was
in the city last Saturday when he called
at this Office on business.
Mrs. W. L. Thomas and daughter
Miss Mary went to ReedsvilIe, w. Va,
yesturday to visit relatives for a short
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Rasche returned
to Oakland Sunday evening from New
York City where they spent the week.
For SALE-Two general utility horses
weighing about 1900 pounds each. Apply
to GEORGE A. DEWITT, Sheriff, Oak
land. Advertisement,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-10-16
0. H. S. NOTES.
School Adops Resolutions of Respect
In Memory of DR.. Bartlett.

Rev. j. M. Davis gave US very good
address Friday on Golden Times in
Garrett County"
We were very highly entertained
Monday by Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Riker
and Miss Loar. DR.. Riker's address on
Making The Best of Your Oppor-
tunity" was excellent. Mrs. Riker &C
companied by Miss Loar. charmed US
with several vocal solos.
Some changes have been made in the
seating of the students during the
general exercises.
Owing to the death of an old friend of
the 0. H. s., Dr. E. H. Bartlett, Prof.
Bender appointed a committee of five
consisting of Messrs. H. A. Loraditch,
Bernard FahertY, Misses Hellice Rath-
bun, May Arnold and Daisy Hanna to
draw up resolutions of respect. The
following resolutions were formulated
by the committee and adopted by the
student body:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God to take from our midst our friend,
DR.. E. H. Bartlett, pioneer in the
educational advancement of Garrett
county; be it resolved:
First, That the Oakland High School
has lost a faithful friend. one who will
be greatly missed.
Second. That our community has lost
loyal citizen,
Third, To his family we extend our
sympathy.
Fourth, And be it further resolved,
That we as members of the Oakland
High School take this method of
expressing our appreciation of our
friend, Dr. Bartlett, and that these
resolutions be spread on the minutes of
the High School and that they be print
ed in the three county papers and a
copy be sent to the family.
Basket ball season is approaching and
our prospects for winning team are
very favorable.
Mr. Jas. D. Hamill awarded US with a
fine, large dictionary. Presented for
the best class of general work done in
any high school in Garrett county,"
Miss Hanna gave US very interesting
talk Tuesday, her topic being the
Finger Print Method of Identified
ton
Monday being Columbus Day APP
propriate songs were sung by the school.
Miss Welch gave US an excellent address
on John Pual Jones, and Profs.
Loardith and Bender on Columbus.
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MET WITH A SERIOUS ACCIDENT
Falling Tree nonday Caught IssaC
Shrout and He May Loose Foot.

Monday morning Issac Shrout, en-
gagged in cutting timber mile or two
from Oakland, was caught beneath a
falling tree and so badly injured that he
may lose his foot, the tree in falling
having caught his leg and created a
compound dislocation of the ankle.
After being injured the man hobbled
through the woods quite distance with
the bones of his leg protruding through
the flesh and piercing his clothing as
well.
DR.. Henry w. McComas dressed the
wound and last night he was taken to the
Western MARYLAND Hospital IN Cumber-
land where an operation may be per-
formed.