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The Washington herald., 1914-01-18
four COLLEGES TIED
in SHOOTING CONTEST
Student Rife Clubs Are Engaged in
Close Race for Championship
of United States.
MICHIGANS SCORE IS HIGHEST

College rifle clubs throughout the coun'
try are making a close race for the rifle
shooting intercollegiate championship oi
the United States. The results of the
second contest in the league shoot show
the Massachusetts Aggies. West Virginia
University. University Of California, and
the Michigan Agricultural College tied
for first place with clean scores, In Class
A. In the second class. Cornell Univer-
sity. United States Naval Academy. and
the Washington State College are tied for
first place. In Class c the University of
Illinois and the University OF Pen0syl-
vania are the leaders. The highest score
for the second weeks shoot was made
by the Michigan Agricultural College
with a score of eT3 The results of the
second match follow:
Class A. Massachusetts, Agricultural
College. sS7, VS.. Minnesota University.
sS: West Virginia University. 80 vs..
Purdue University, 913: North Georgia
Agricultural College. soS. VS.. Massachu-
setts Institute of Technology. 9o2: Uni
versity of California, sa. VS.. Harvard
University, SIS; Michigan Agricultural
College. y.S. VS.. Norwich University, s13:
Iowa State University, 955. VS.. Princeton
University. s11.
Class B. Cornell University. 9i7. VS..
University OF Vermont, 92s: United States
Naval Academy. S25, VS.. Dartmouth Col
lege. SI: Washington State College, 925.
VS.. Lehigh University. $40; University OF
Maine, sG, vs. Oklahoma Agricultural
and Mechanical College, SS6: Kansas Uni
versity, ST. VS.. Clemson College. de-
University of Wisconsin, Ss6, VS..
Columbia University, defaulted.
Class c, University OF illinois, s14. VS..
Notre Dame University, S99; Oregon
Agricultural College. eOs. VS.. Pennsyl-
vania State College. defaulted: Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania, sl6. VS.. Worcester
Polytechnic Institute. So: Louisiana State
University, ssl, VS.. University of Missouri.
S79; Kansas State Agricultural College,
S66. VS.. University Of Arizona. 79s.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18
MINSTREL SHOW PLANNED.
VIII he Given by Mems Association
of st. Martins Church.

The mems association Of st. Martin s
Church. will give a minstrel show and
dance Tuesday evening in National Rifles
Hall, under the direction OF Thomas ].
Trodden, jr.
Among those who will take part are
Lee Moxley, Frank Trodden, William
Stack. Lewis Hart, Joseph O'Brien,
Thomas Mahan, Frank A. Dougherty.
Leo Steifel, George Cost, and Frederick
SeyfYerth.
The executive committee is as follows:
Lewis Hart. chairman; Hugh Higgins.
secretary: Ray Dondero, treasurer: Paul
F. Moore, program, and Capt. Eugene
Edwards, chairman reception committee.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18
TACKLED THE WRONG MAN.
Starving Tramp Appeals In Vain "a
Undertaker.Congre

A tramp who yesterday asked Repre-
sentative Daniel A. Driscoll. of Buffalo,
for quarter ito keep him from the
grave" discovered that Representative
Driscoll was an undertaken. and not in
terested In keeping people alive.
Il am starving TO DEATH" said the
tramp to the ker-Representative.
"and IL you want to keep me from the
grave loan me Is cents"
You have tackled the wrong man, "
responded Mr.. Driscoil cody. Il am not
keeping any one from the grave"
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18
COMMITTEE WILL MEET.
Retail Merchants to Complete Ban
auet~Plans Tomorrow.

The special committee on arrangements
for the dinner to be given by the Retail
Merchants Association next month. will
meet at noon tomorrow to complete the
final details
The committee consists of NJ. A Leese.
chairman; r. p. Andrews, Isaac Cans.
z. c. Graham, Joseph Strasburger. F..
William Mackenzie. A. d. Prince. z. d..
Blackstone. c. J. DeMoll, and William
John Eynon.
, Isaac Cans, second vice president OF
the association, has been named as
chairman of the committee on speakers
and guests. Several skits are being
planned for the dinner.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18
HAITIAN REVOLUTION GROWS.
Gunboat Nashville Arrives at Port
An Prince,

Paris, Jan. IA cablegram today from
Port au Prince says that the revolution
In Northern Haiti is growing. The
United States gunboat Nashville has ar
rived at Port au Prince
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18
Woman Dies on Liner.

Plymouth. England, Jan. 17.-When the
liner New York arrived here today she
brought the body of Miss Freestone. a
first cabin passenger. who was found
dead in bed Thursday morning. The re-
mains were taken to Southampton.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18
NO EnoILlKHr OF STUDENTS
st. ssh.'s College snow. Cal, ~
Opening Of second Semester.

ODesang Of Second Semester.
The second semester at St Johns Col.
iege opened yesterday with an increased
enrolment This increase is due TO the
Efforts Of the alumni. arrangements are
being made to have d meeting OF the
alumni In the near future. III health ID
combining to his homo in Baltimore John
Deponai, president OF the association.
Rev. Brother Fabrician has been trans
ferred to Rock Hill College He Is sue
eeeded- by Rev. Brother Charles, Of Cal
vert Hall College
The students OF the senior department
have completed arrangements for the an
nual dance to be given at Carroll Insti-
tute Hall January 16. Members OF the
executive committee In charge are James
Lynagh. Francis Fannon. William Won
Herbulis. and Fred Neuland.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18
RETIRING ATTAcHE HoNoRED.
Mai. Won Hewarth Entertained at
Arny-Nsvy Cl.b.

Assistant Secretary of War Breckin-
ridge gave luncheon yesterday at the
Army and Navy Club in honor of Maj.
Won Hewarth. the departing German
military attache.
Those present were the Assistant Sec
retary of War: Maj. Won Hewarth, Mai.
Won Papen. Gen. A. L. Mills. u. s. A.;
Col. r. M. Thompson, Mai. Charles
Crawford, U. 8. A: Capt Frank r. Nc
Coy. U. S. A: Col, Henry T. Allen, u.
s. A; Capt Powell Clayton. u 8. A.,
and Commander Needham Jones, u. s. n. .
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18
DIED

REED-Suddenly, on Friday, January a
1914, at 5:l5 o'clock. EMMA J. REED
widow of James II. Reed. and daugh-
ter of the late r. B. and Emneiine
Clokey.
Funeral Monday. January ls, from her
late residence. 1901 18th st NV. at 3 D
m Relatives and friends invited to at
tend.
TIPTON-On Friday. January 16, 1914,
l0:45 a. M at his residence, 3S23 18th ST.
NV, THOMAS f. Upton.
Funeral from his residence Monday.
January 1s. at 2:D p. IN.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18
Large RECEPTION
| FOR MARSHALLS
Vice President and His Wife
Guests of the Congress
sional Club.
CABINET WOMEN ASSIST
Second of Series of Functions Honor
ing Officials Brings Out Notable
Social Gathering.
CABINET WOMEN ASSIST

The Vice President and Mrs Marshall
were the honor guests at brilliant re-
ception given last night by the Con-
gressional Club. composed of the woLien
in the Congressional set. The reception,
the second In a series being given to the
highest officials of the government,
brought together at the clubs quarters
distinguished members of official and
social life in the Capital
Mrs. Duncan u. Fletcher. president of
the club. introduced the guests to the
Mrs. Briggs, OF Maine. and Miss Agnes
Hart Wilson were also in the receiving
line.
Those who Assisted.
Others who assisted in dispensing the
hospitalities OF the occasion were Mrs.
William Jennings Bryan. who arrived
late in the evening: Mrs. Josephus
Daniels. Mrs. David Z. Houston, Mrs.
William B. Wilson, Mrs. James r. Mann.
of Illinois: Mrs. La Toilette, of Wiscon-
sin; Mrs. Smoot, of Utah: Mrs. Oliver,
Of Pennsylvania; Mrs. Hawley. of Ore
gon: Mrs. Page. of North Carolina; Mrs.
Carlin. of Virginia: Mrs. Rainey. of ILL.,
nois: Mrs. Gregg. OF Texas. and Mrs.
Hardy, OF Texas.
buffet supper was served at a hand
somely appointed table decorated with red
roses and ferns, and an orchestra played
throughout the evening.
Mrs. Thomas Marshall wore a hand
some gown of black charmeuse with
tunic of black tulle over white tulle.
Mrs. Duncan u. Fletcher was gowned
in black tulle trimmed with briliiants.
Mrs. Briggs had on a handsome gown
of black charmeuse, with bodice of white
lace.
Me- NyiII;.,, l. uY.o,, mana . h.oo,.,
ing gown of cream charmeuse draped
with shadow lace.
Miss Agnes Hart Wilson wore a draped
gown of yellow charmeuse with girdle
Of American Beauty chiffon velvet
Miss Margaret Woodrow Wilson wore
a chic evening gown Of white charmeuse
with overdress of blue chiffon embroid-
cred I'm tiny rosebuds.
Among the Early Arrivals.
Among the first of the guests to ar
rive was Miss Margaret Wilson, and
Otherc present were the Secretary of
State. the Secretary of the Navy, the
Secretary Of Agriculture. Senator and
Mrs. John Sharp Williams. Senator and
Mrs. Thomas Gore. the Chief Justice of
The Court of Appeals OF the District
and Mrs. Seth Shepard. Representative
James r. Mann, of Illinois: Judge and
Mr5 MaTiln A. hndpp. Mr. ana Mrs.
Melville ingalls,. Senator Smoot. Sena- |
tor George =. oliver, Senator La Fol- !
ette, Representative Gregg. of Texas: !
Hardy. Of Texas; Sena- |
ator and Mrs. Morris Sheppard. of Tex |
as; Representative and Mrs. James Par !
ker. of New York: Representative and |
Mrs. a. Mitchell Palmer. OF Pennsyl- |
rania: Representative and Mrs. Thomas !
Patten. Senator and Mrs. Ashurst, Sen |
,tor and Mrs. Chamberlain: Senator and |
Mrs. Borah, Senator and Mrs. George |
Senator and Mrs. John
Weeks. Representative and Mrs. Henry |
)anforth, and Representative Peter G.
ZEN Eyck.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-01-17

John Norris has been appointed as
postmaster at Long Green Hartford
county.
Mrs. Joseph Wade, of Chestertown,
was recently severely injured when
she fell on an icy pavement.
George A. Harkins has sold his 1876
acre farm near Bel Air, to John A. Ro-
binson, for $3.50.
The large canning factory of Joseph
T. Andrew & Son, at Hurlock, was de-
stroyed by fire at midnight January g.,
and the plant, valued at $1,000 and in
sured for $500. In the factory at
the time of the fire were 1900 cases
of tomatoes, which were destroyed.
Denied new trial, James Dutton,
convicted in Wicomico court and SEN
fenced to hang for attempted criminal
assault, will appeal if his friends can
raise the necessary funds.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-01-17
Child ron cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
G a s TO RIA
Real Estate Transfers

Clifford p. News, of Delaware, John
f. Robosson and wife, of Baltimore
county, Charles Lucas and wife, of
Pennsylvania, and Lille S. News, to
Crosby P. News and Thomas ID. News,
undivided interest III estate of Diller
w. News, SO and other considera-
tons.
Clara l.. Jones and Louis NJ. Jones,
her husband, to FAIRY L. Jones, farm
in Sixth district, $1,000 and other con-
siderations.
Hosea r. Smith and others to Ed
ward Laurence Smith, of Newark,
Del, Smith farm of 81 acres in the
Fourth district, $4,000.
Isaac H. Ford and Sarah NJ. Ford,
of North East, to Stephen w. Mckin-
ney, half acre near North East, $40.
John Hopkins and Rebecca C. Hop
kins to Edward Hopkins, interest in
estate of Thomas c. Hopkins, 81 and
other considerations.
Robert c. Thackery, Attorney, to
Mary A. King, of Philadelphia, prop
erty in West Elkton, $3.50.
Samuel f. Sidwell and wife, Flea
nor Martindell and Rebecca A. Tay-
lor, to William II. Sidwell, interest in
property Of Lavinia r. Sidwell, $l455.
Harry Raglan and wife to John w.
Miller, 20 acre property in Eighth dis
trict, $1l50.
George II. Porter and other heirs of
William +. Porter to Harry Raglan,
24O acre property in Eighth district,
50 and other considerations.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-01-17
children cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
G q 8 TO Fri q

The Monday Club, negro organl-
cation, of Wilmington, was recently
fined $50 and costs for selling liquor
without State license.
Havre de Grace Council has decided
to rigidly enforce the law prohibiting
the sale of intoXicants to drunkards.
The eighth annual exhibition Of the
Western Maryland Poultry Associa
tion is being held at Frostburg, this
week.
Do you begin to cough at night, just
when you hope to sleep? DO you
have a tickling throat that keeps you
awake? ust take Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound. 1t will check the
cough and stop the tickling sensation
at once. Does not upset the stomach,
is best for children and grown per-
sons.
Lying helpless on the barn floor
with an iron wheel weighing several
hundred pounds crushing him, Harry
Burke, of Hagerstown, was found, on
January | /, by man employed on his
farm, who had heard his agonized
cries for help. While working at
machine the wheel fell upon him,
crushing HIS lelI icy from Iile Mice W
the foot.
The Casino, a moving picture thea
ire, at Pen Mar Park, was ruined by
the roof giving way under weight of
IA inches of snow.
DR.. H. B. Ewes, veterinarian, while
testifying in recent case in the Will
mington City Court, said that 20 per
cent of the cows MIXED in that vicin-
ity were affected by tuberculosis.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-01-17
THE
Second National Bank
OF ELkTON
NO. 4Ie2

We receive accounts of Corporations,
Firms or individuals, and will be pleased
to meet or correspond with those who
contemplate making changes or opening
new accounts.
Interest paid on Certificates of De-
post remaining 8 months.
Safe Deposit Drawers in Fire-proof
Vault for rent at 81, So and SIS per year,
as to size.
Depositors living at distance from
the Bank can send remittances by mall
safely, which will be promptly acknowl-
edged by return mail.
Discount Day, Monday of each week
Inquiries will be promptly answered,
and any information relative to business
cheerfully given.
WIN. 7. WARBURT0N, President
JAMES J. ARCHER, V.-Presdent
!. D. DAVIS, Cashier
apr 81 yr
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-01-17
Childre Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q q s TO Fri a

The suit Of Harold l.. Smith, against
his stenographer, Mrs. Fannie Smith,
TO recover the greater part of the $l2,-
600 estate of his father, n. w. Smith,
late of Delmar, of which he was left
but $50, has been settled for $1,000.
While adjusting belt on a gasoline
engine, Victor Adams, of Aberdeen,
severely mashed the fingers on his
right hand
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-01-17

FIVE good sound empty barrels excellent for packing pork
Laundry called for and delivered.
Watch our prices in every ISSUE We the job
Highest price paid for Butter and EGGS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-01-17
Better Than Stone Ever Was

Just doubles the yield of many Of tho best Can
ming Tomatoes you have ever grown. Brilliant
Red Color-0ne of The fIandsomest Tomatoes you
have ever seen FIR Canning Proposes, Ripeus
Evenly To The Stenl--ls Free F:om Ridges, Cracks
and Blight.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-01-17
AT MURRAYS

Rope halter for colt, slip moose around
the nose, rs cents.
Web halter, rs cents.
A woven web tubular halter so cents;
best in the market
Web halter, reinforced with leather,
IS cents.
Handmade, String halter, leather,
SIPS.
Automobile robe, with muffs, was
SIP; now So So
Beautiful pattern granite carpet, %
cents per yard.
Rag carpet rs and 80 cents per yard
Sot of job sweaters for men and boys
80 cents up.
Fine grade satin covered comforts
were SIS. 90; now 1878.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-01-17
A Few Specials
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY

Granulated sugar S cents pound.
10 cakes laundry soap, rs cents,
Smith apples, 20 cents half peck.
Baldwin and York Imperial (eating)
IS cents half peck.
Caulifiower, 10 cents head
Babbage, S and 10 cents per head.
Turnips, Is cents per basket.
White potatoes, so cents per basket
Sweet potatoes, so cents per basket
Five gallon oil cans filled for so cents
Bananas, Is and 20 cents per dozen
Oranges, IL, 80 and IS cents dozen.
Lemons, 20 cents per dozen.
White grapes, is and 20 cents pound
Chestnuts, 10 cents quart.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18
ulGrfclige s.iusparaleIler.

9oneailcr. Ga., , Morts GSpo
ielen Al IpiIIInger, beggc 5iIiGl'
&c Ell 9reng oa Ell RiDe, / Yait.
9iaibau .. gipeers Stem, 9iobers
tonn og 4ait. Gilbert e. sonois'
Stem ber / gnen 0og bar ben.
leot CpmGrtiombeoen paa ell 9iuf
fe efstraorolnGre Sinsparaleller.
gegae DC nGnnte Mpno er ErG.
tier Den Iutberite stirfe. o9 ifent
Oe bar isot paa foritellige Ste0er
/ Stnten. bar DC ppret genner iro
oeres Grengetio &c beannote oeres
9ollege.Stuoier iontibig % booze
paa hammer lammeti | lire 4or. DC
tog aigangsefSamcn ianme 0las.
ie oa oe iii StoIo iom liltberife Bra.
tier ionme Gountn. De bleb Gift
inmme Iaa 90 iiIates 40 paa 9rpI.
lilpsrelle
9eres Snitruer nar Veninoer i
Oeres 9igeoar. Ge gif til Sfole
Iannuen Iigeiom 6eres Mgno. @ca.
&C graonereoeS ira iomme alas.
ie. og DC balate beaee at bline Sr.
rcrinOer. bpilfen Stillina oe beaac
forloo iomtinia ior at itoa 9rllo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18
SUGrt llDejr / Hnslano.
1900 Uicnneifcr menes at uGre
umfDmnc.
dOmmnnifationen or bOg ina af'
bruot, at pnaliocligr (sitrrret.
ninger mangler.

@toterino6ar. 9uslono, "a
Morris. 0ocr 1000 Wlenneifpr
omtom Tag. ioct en- 1ios6slge ira
9lBopieen iatte 9perne Staiif3a og
acbtulifaia un0er 8ano.
gmaen ramtc 9perne. iOet en-
ooloiom Grton ior ben ober Rro.
oiuien ailban.
5 9pen Da3eniaja orlitneoe oner
30 Menneifer 6siponoet
Stremmen bortifDIleoe oper $50
9paninger I 9lcbtnrifaio. ) 1en.
rplh, en- 9p pon ca 10000. brs6es
Ell G0mninq. bDao Der bIen glnriaa
til at monoe Mcuneifer omfom.
,5Iere al DC nGnnte Nper inoes
fife pon tilgnnacliae Sort. men er
minore 9per paa gitiioen al 08ou.
ieen.
Stlban er Ell Yropins oct rms,
iiife aaufoiinn, beliQaenoe git ior
aBooisen og gloro Tor oct iorte 0np.
grooiniens SSnobpggerantol oniInas
til 2.250.000. Gn itor Del al Gan.
BET er Iant MarifIano. iom lager
melIen BET fonfniiife SteppeInno os
asoDfsen.
llnoer 10. os. berettes pioere ira
Il. Yctersborg: Srfnnen iom itreg
ben ooer 8rouinien Ssubnn | Ssr.
bags, par ian boloiom. at IeIegraf.
liner for Ell iior Del eoelagoes.
iad al accumulation nplten al.
brsoes. Spnrionme Nieooelelier, |
Dag iiger. at 1900 or omtonlne
iom 3sIae oi 1ioSbsIaen ira sl5ou'
isen. men panIiOeIiae 6nfeItbeocr or
life nonet trent
sSro 1iilis, 9lnslano. mcloes iani.
me 9og: ct ualminoeIiat ,senomcn
pifle iin ber oa 9inbobper ! 3na
Simlen bar tioIia ON MoraeiSn
opertrliffen neo merfeanIe Sfner
oa 9oaae. Senerc inloi Der ongtig
Sne 6lnnoct mro Step. bpiIfct .opf.
feoe ssoroen meo ct tnft 9na al ieigt
Wuober. 3enomenet iorflares iom
en- sSeIae al Storm / Nnfir7iiirif.
tet. bDor @inocn reiite iaa pploige
Stepifper. at INSTRUMENTATION
itonofeoes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18

8affepoilens Succes 90 g5nter.
itate Commerce Commissions or.
ore iorIcoen Der reiultcreoe i at
Gfspresitafiterne oaleoe Is Rrocenis,
gipes SfploeH for aompagniets Op.
lesBinl eiter at bobe 9iort 5orret-
ming oDcr nogIe al 9onoets leOenoe
Sern6aner naibruot 60 9lar.
aompagniets 5oriicneite / oe lem
glaanaocr al BET iiifaIe 9lar, iom
6iotil or rapporteret, oiier itaOig
gleooang, $23,O0 ltnOerifllo ior91o.
bember. 6orretningen til 9eitioer.
ne par rimelia itor. men 5ortiene-
item 6leo oeo at ioinbe ino. iaa noale
al De ihoiluoeliesriae Snteresier bleu
aiaiort iienlte Tor Gpber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18
II. g. Grprcsfompaani
fuitter.
gaffepeitcn or blcuen ocn en for
itreng aonfnrrent.

Gen Dorf, t3. 9iarts. Giref.
toreruc for llniteo StateS 0fspres'
tompaani iiente / Sag olle iom zen
for at Iifpioere aompaaniet5 gtiiG.
rer 90 oplsie oct innreit miligt He.
ioIutionen nngnoenoe Splesning ~
Der ianleoes:
..geIluttet, at iielac Oen Maat oa
@pnoiahco. Ser er 9ipet 0ireftorer.
ne for llniie6 Stntes Gfspresfom.
pnani | bets ARTICLES OF s(sioeia.
ton. ioa erfIGrer Stprelicu eniicn.
nlia. at oct er | aompnauietS IN.
tcresie. at oct opIeies inn mart bet
fon ffc, noen at bcnte, iii bets Ter.
min noleber. og 6eiliItier. at bets
5orrctning oa 9lffrrer opasreS oa
en6eli9 obiuitiiiecres hurtiait mulat.
5ormnnoen panlraacS at ,unocrreifC
stonpaaniets 9lfiionGrer on 6ennc
5tbreliens geilitning"
Der er oelte Meninger om aoni'
unaniets 9fftiber, men Wrnb. ionl
er fortroliae meo Oeres g'proier,
pnoltoor, at glftionrrerne bill fno
meIIcm 800 oa 500 pr. glftic. Der
er betnoelia faIt Gienoom, iamt foit'
bart ll6ftpr og uoeiiaaeuoe iontrnf
ter meo ssernbnnefompaanier. ION
nan pcntcr oil blipc nfbGnoct Ill
an0re Gfspresfompnanier til en ri
melia Pris.
Oct efriOt, gireftorerne toa
Doa, iii man en- slneiie ON for er
llae fiscn, oo gfftier. ioni | 8eeen
Der bar foI9t iaa lapt ion 3s, plllo
icIia iioite Cnsooa iiea ira 65 ii
"a @oH 9treet oor mart al oel
meuina, at Der troos oiiicipl @cnGg
trIfc foreitoo eli Cplesnina.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18
Wiinilltrirue lom MOrOrr.

9'nris. iG. Wiarts. Dime Sen.
riette GaiIlour, ,soicpb Goillmr, ocn
irnnife 6inonsnliuiiters 5rile. ifeo
6iaoros 9lconfter. ejaiton Galnette.
/ 3aa. san oeoe i glfien. Uime.
elf til 6iBaro5 aoutor Tor at no.
iere en- Sapndft unoo 6aImette.
Der meo itor 9liiterbeo 1an0c isrt Ell
aampagne imoo 6enocS @ono. Snn
iureoe tire @nnge og ronlte Galnleite
i @ruilct % llnoerlipct.
Ia man isrtc glcSafieren til $50.
ipitaIet, ingoe ban lentaaenoe !:
oSea bar 9iort min 9liat. ieg bar
aiort min Yligt@
W,e0ens glrbeioere ,Sianros aon.
tor aioGbneoe Sruen. iasoe bun:
4Sioen DER inaen 9ietinroigbeo er
/ 2anoet. bar icp inaet Oct paa mig
icp at noppe gietirroigheo. 5sr
mia bporben De nil.
llnoer ct foreIsbiat 6orbsr pao
Volitiiiationen iagoc BIN: Seq er
bcorgpct opcr. bpao ica por nsot
til at asre. Geo baboe life ! Sinoe
at orr5e Gdlmeite. oa oct biloe alG.
oc mia at 6ere, at BON piloe blipc
raft Sea enifcoe flm nt aipe BAN en-
9rftis."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18
Iil pore 0nnoer.

vi oil aerne tillaoc os bermeo
acre opmGrfiom paa, at en- iierre
Senoina al 9'i6ler, Snlmebeaer, oiO.
iom aiaif ira asbenboun ben 5.
5cbr meo Oen M Camper Sreoerif
ocn Cttenoe er enom life anfom.
men men pentes 6ner gag. Mic
6enliaaenoe geiiillinaer efspeocres,
ina mart Senoingen fonmcr
Ian. 9utb. 9n6l. Souic.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18
QIngr b paa YindOt
OF bans SUar.

Naibinaton, :. g., Il .Uiorts
aonarcsmnno 0umphreu ir5
@aibinaton beifnlOte @oor on
Jet @iiforo 9inr6ot, gieaeringens
f6r6enoprcnoe 5oritmeiter. Tor at
bape paret 6ober al ct 2ono6ptte
meo- Snntd sc 9anen Der bar ooet
ifolnneli9ite 90 itsritc 9onotDperi !
Gatiouens 0iitorie."
Seq nopifer bpem iom BELT til
at paouiie. erflpreoe Sump6re1. at
02r 9incbot noaen Sinoe proteiiere.
DC moo oette 9dnotpneri. peo buiIfet
Sonto &c 9nnen fom 9eiio0elie
al 100000 / 9lcres al oct beOite
9ono / Geacrinaens 9eiiooelie
moo at 9anen aop ct Iig
nenoe 9lutal 9(cres al iulo.
itpnoia brr6ileit 2ano til Geqcrin.
gen, 2ono, iom 9nnen ielp p9r6iat.
tc til ira Is ill ts Cts pr. 9(crc."
re5iiioro gincbot fluioe ic, om en-
Mano / gllaifd itar iig en- 5iife-
iionl. men ban flm0e life ie Sonto.
Sc 9ancn tilrnne iig 100000
acres 9ono pon Ell Sang.
aongresmono Smlpbrep eioroe
oaInn Den Ynaitono, at mems Bin.
cbot bar 5oriimeiter, blep Sfooreier.
pen Rontona nopioet meo 210.
600 acres 2ano, ser tilbsrte9iortb.
ern gocific 9onen % bporpaa Der
fnnpt ionotes ct 1rG.
Eincbot iuorer. @aibington, ..
6. rs. Warts. @iiioro Yrindot
noIteote Ssroags en- erflGring,
buori ban iparer paa DC 9eifplonin.
ger. iom aonaresmanO 0unpbrep
ira Bnibington nulig fremfsrte moo
BAN ion Regeringens sSortmeiter |
,Sorbinoelie meo Sono, iom Sonta
&c og Rortbern Eaciiic 9anerne
bapoe erhueroet iig. Set beooer b.
Il. ertlGringen: o0ir 0impbrep
nOGifer MIC til at erflpre, at ieg
aloria proteitereoe moo Santa iSe
0anens Sonobptte. 0an fllnoe upitcn
meo lige ino itor 9iet bone uorifet
mig til at erflure. at iea life prote.
iereoe moo, at epn ipiite al oen
iorbuone ,Srlat GoenS @nDc. Oct
te Sanobntte bleo ioretnaet belt %
boloent al SnOenriasoepnrteuentet
seq uar fnnttet til Sanobrnasoeparte
mentet. Seq boUoe intet iom belii
9lnionr ouer for oenne translation
Gna ojrlmo al mislige Sone og
oaarlig gloniniitration BAR 9lege.
rinaen fonmet en- pcnibel Stil.
lina % par mot til at pGlae oct
nlinoite al 10 Onoer. seq bleo iai
/ Spioicn ior Stpret ior gtntional
ifopcne / 1905. Sono6Dttet meo
Sontn Re Nanen nor ioretnaet 40
ifilliae Mar igr oen 5iO."