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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-06-05
dds FOR SPaINkLING AND
I'D HAULING.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received for sprinkling the
streets and alleys of Westminster,
stating the price per hour, including
Sunday, when necessary, and for carts
and two horse wagons to do all kinds Of
hauling, stating price per hour, includ
ing Sunday, when necessary, with
man as driver to load and unload each
cart and wagon.
Bids for sprinkling to be marked as
such, and bids for hauling to be mark
ed as such.
All bids to be in the hands of the
City Clerk on or before IL o'clock noon,
June Is, 1914.
Right is reserved to reject any or
all bids. Successful bidder to furnish
bond to the amount of $4,000.
DAVID E. WALSH, Mayor.
Samuel j. Stone, Clerk. jun 1t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-06-05

COAL I'm THE BIN JUNE BEATS
MIR. R0OSEVELTS NEW RIVER,
Az FAR AS YOU ARE CONCERNED.
More practical anyway. Lowest price
in June advance July LIST, ut retail.
Let Smith Az Reifsnider know as soon
as possible about your order.
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ROR SALE-One Bay Horse, ~
~ 3-years old; one bay Mare, 4 ;,
7-years old; weight 1850 lbs; ~.
work anywhere
VERNON STOCKDALE.
may 29-3t Finksburg, Md.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The County Commissioners of Carroll
County will meet at their Office, in West
minister, every Monday and the first
Tuesday after the first Monday Of the
month In June, 1914, for the trans
action of business.
BY order,
%. EDWARD DODRER,
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Ca THING OF BEAUTY AND A
Joy FOREYER7-A BIN OF SPARK
LING COAL It's something you will
be proud Of, and show to your friends
as you would your victrOla or flow.
ers-saves You money too. Please
order in June of Smith az Reifsnider.
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MARSHMALLOW WHIPS
Just the thing.
FRANK S. STEWART & co.
GMALL FARM AT PRIVATE SALE.

A farm containing IS Acres, situated
on the road leading from Sandymount
Church to Patapsco, and about ! mile
from Patapsco, will be sold at Private
Sale. The improvements are a "a
comfortable house with rooms, #RnM
wash house, barn and usual outbuild-
ings. One acre is in timber. Fruit con
sisting of apples, pears, cherries, peach
es, raspberries, grapes, &C., is on the
property. "A good well of water on
premises. This property ia beautifully
situated and will make most desirable
home for anyone.
Further information can be obtained
by calling at VIM. r.. Westaway's, or
by applying to
MRS. SOPHIA WESTAWAY,
june 8 Owner.
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SPEcIAL ORGAN SALE.-I have in
- stock from IL to Ia good second
hand Organs; 8 or almost al good as
new and OF the latest styles. Will be
sold AT special bargain prices easy pay
ments. Call and see them or write me
i'm reference to them.
PROF. j. T.. ROVER,
may 22-3t Westminster, Nd.
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STOP AND LOOK
AT THIS.

am going on SO years old and have
been blacksmithing ga years, and can
walk anymore, 50 now come and look at
my stock Of WAGONS | have for sale !:
2 top wagons, spring wagons, for z
horses; stick wagons, runabouts,
one in good condition; good surrey,
DAYTON WAGON, GOOD AS NEW,
2 one-horse farm wagons with bed, good,
and platform wagon for ! OF 2 horses.
All the above Vehicles are in good
order and will be sold at Bargain.
l.. SHIPLEY,
June 5 Washington Avenue.
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MO. Ats EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County. in Equity
The Real Estate and Improvement Company. Of
baltimore City, Mortgage and Plaintiff. vs.
Clarence w. Poole and Mary W. Poole. his wife,
Mortgagors and Defendants.
Ordered this 9Th day Of June A. D. 1914. by the
Circuit Court for Carroll county. i'm Equity.
that the sale Of Samuel.R. Barr, attorney named
in mortgage. to The Real Estate and Improvement
Company OF Baltimore City. made and reported in
his report of sale filed in the cause be finally
ratified and confirmed. unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown or before the
9Th day of July. "a. ID. 1914. provided copy of
this order be inserted in some newspaper. pub
lished i'm Carroll County. i'm each of
three successive weeks before the 29th day of
June. 1914.
The report states the amount OF sale to be
$4,000.
True Copy-Test:
jne 81 OSCAR ID. GILBERT. Clerk
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ELESTION NOTICE.

il
Office OF the Lumber Coal and Supply
Company of Carroll County, Md.
Westminster, Md, May 80, 1914.
The Stockholders of The Lumber,
Goal and Supply Company of Carroll
County, Md, are hereby notified that
ne regular annual meeting for the
election Of Seven Directors, to manage
the affairs OF the company for the en-
suing year, will be held at the office of
the Westminster Deposit and Trust
Company, on
SATURDAY, JUNE Is, 1914,
between the hours Of 10 and II o'clock
q. I'M.
LAWRENCE CHILEAN.
june o-zt Secretary.
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NOTICE I!

Persons pasturing Cattle on the
Baltimore and ReiSterStOwn turn
pike will be held for cost resulting
from accident from such trespass.
JAMES H. BILLINGSLEA,
june 5-3t President.
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 5, 1914
MEETING OF DIRECTORS.

The Board of Directors Of The
Democratic Advocate Company will
meet i'm the Advocate office on
MONDAY. JUNE 18th, 1914,
at 2 p- m, for the purpose of declar-
ing the semi-annual dividend payable
June 30 and to transact such bust
ness as may come before them.
J. I'll. BILLINGSLEA,
President
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WESTMINSTER MARKETS.

~ NJ T. GorIuch Son Co.
June s, 1914.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-30

IieFern berm5aen. Mie is48 uno
1850 mlirbe bos 8elt olhteben &c.
.aen bic 3remoberrihaft. nno beiite
.mitroe "a, menu 81 bet BET Soiteot
.miebcr sur GdIadt fame, better tir
ben aompf geifult Iein, oIb al ie'
20. Suli 1850. nls elm aus
|Stu6enien. giiraern mb gduern &c.
|bilbetrs 9eer IN blutiaer Shlodi
~unterIog.
Melh eIenoe &euhelei bon oiciem
enalilden @comieL oie Code u
binsulteaen, oils ob Gdnemort Nm
Iipriihe ouf sdlesuie. &olitein babe.
Iols ob Die SdIespig.9 oliteiHer ben
l3dnen un0 uidlt ben Deltider
lftnmmperruunot ifien 10 oeb iie, nod
lbem eolen goriot i'm 6rieoen lnler
l6te Bren5en nod nationalen@ eiihts.
bunften bonn Observation-Disclosures alii
~Iforriatrt meroen. an Gunemorf 81.
riidfalen miiIien. LIMB ipelh einI
@umabung BON elmer 8ettihrift, not,
Dem Genturp MagoBine. einen FOL
den 9orihlae Molm 81 geben, mo-
NIT Dos bette oeutihe gliit nHierel
9anbes oos ieuer 5lilhtIinge alii
lShIespig. S olitetn 1T. Die IN 1851
has Qan6 ibrer Batter berlieBen, I'M
nift nieoer Der o6niiaeH Eprunne
Bu berfallen. Su Soma uno gre
Ibrasta gibt es gauge @rafidaften
Die ibre glitbe fait aIlein oieiel
lShlesmia Soliteinern peroonten
Nus ibren @r1bcrn miiBten oiel
gioniere nuferiteben, nm 9rotel
einSnlegen eeseu Die bon benz eng
l1u0er unter beiitleriiher W2oktI
aeplnnte @eraepaltigung ibrer &c
liebten Seimatb,
anglo Imertfoner mogen It'd
munOern iiber Die erbitteruns be-
Seutihen@olte gegeniiber England
sic mogen Iih pun0ern oob aud
mir 9eutfdamerifaner oieie Croft
teritng tbeilen un6 tie aud gegeI
Die angIo.amerifanii6e @reiie uniC
res 2an0es ~ausOebnen. Die 9erfiot
un0 Seuhelei Der griteu Die in be
aenannten 8reiie llnteritibuns fin
oct, ertlart oieie 6rbitterune bo0
it1n6ig, ifreibt icbr treifen6 81
4merifo" @ir piiieu, Inn no
es fid banoeIt. mir Ourhidouen oi
Blame, nelhe Die Sinterliit ausgt
iounen, unO es emport uris, men
6ieie in Reoeu ilberiest, Die 8id.
men boreetrasen unO nudgeiproae
DerOen.
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apn,ert in snlmase. gebr.

Ger Geiitide Mdnnerhcr bon
9olniaoe peranitoltet om Jrettag
ben ii. Sea. i'm Oortigen 9perr'
bauie elm grobes aon5ert. Der crit
Dor etliden Monnten gegriinoetc
8ereiu mad;t inter oer por5iigltden
Qeituhq ieiner geamten nno beion'
0ers inter Der 2eitung ieiiier d.
riaenten ben Serren 8aItor Stooe
un6 gaitor 0ednger 5ortidrIte,
unb uenn mir oas itetige imO fort-
aeiebte ernite lleben oes 9ereins
in getradt 5iebelt, miro Oieics aon'
3ert Npeifclsobne 0as nenneisfper'
tbelte greigniB Der Saiion iperoert
Die Serren s. Boosting, Aiig.
sdniot, Bran3 2eBmonu, Aiig.
Somien ufiS @nt. g. GdnteIing be-
iudten Die biefiae Eeiitoniologe, ttri
Sie Mttqlieoar o~erieIben gum geiuft
6es aoBerts perionIih ein3llaoer
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a~enerafJe(OmarGdaG 0. 9%inOen6urg!

beutid)en giihrers sebiIoet bate,
auum botten Die ruiiiidjen armeen
iidl auf Der gnrSen 2inie entipideIt
oa iebte ouh be oeutide DHeniipe
frdfha BON ben Selterreifern uiI'
.teritibt, init boiler @utt pieoer
EN-. Sen 5etnb 5uriidordngeno pom
ieinen natiirIiden Riid5ugsetoppen
uno oaourh feline 3uhubren an &c.
6ensrhittelu unb ghinitton geiahr'
bend. Tos Sinoenburgide Rano.
ber fam 10 poIIia iberraihenO odb
es IN ieiner aar5en @roBe erit gar
niff beariiien, ioubern fir cine slpar
aeitidte, aber rpeuig ioIaenihDere
notwithstanding eebalten pnrOe.
Sn8uiihen aber iteIlt iih imner
mebr ibre Dolle @e0euttng berGils f:
Ste Gitmarfen iino oduerno geidiibt
Dor ser .Hldiiihcn @eiabr!" llno
SmOcnburg 1T Der grettcr gene.
ienl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-30

lem uuisubouenben Ebiersorten oil
Die geItien uutersebrndt tDeroen iol'
len, bic inter ben Gobnen Der Wilt
irten marifieren, mo OaB ylr.
6eIir 9enton ole Gbre eenleBt
ais erIter biuter S6IoB unb Riegel
an fommen etfua in Die abtbeilpns,
Seren adfiae Die aufidrift trogen;
goriidtl geibt unO ipudt! Denn
nidlt onbers Diro es gum 6rieoen
fonimen In Der @elt, nitt eber
miro pabre adtItitr bliibcn nlo &C.
oeiben fonnen, aIs bis Die entmenlt'
ten Soroen unifdOIih aemodt iino,
.6ie inter Dem 9cdmontel oes Gbri'
Itertbums Rehabilitation uuo liner
aurie @rauicmfeiten an mebrlolerl
Gpfern beriiben uno oIIe b%eiierer
@efible in iid erto6tet baben Una
Der Gag ipiro fonrmert, oo ibr VII
oenaeuebe linen IeIber gum Sail
Itrid per6en un6 oas 8ort linen n
BEN Gbren aelen piro: Doe nictls.
W16fte ober aud Der Gag nift ferr
iein. Der Dem ameritaniihen Dol
Die ausen offnet! eorptr
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aleins Standardization.

Trosoem Der aeltrige Tag I'M
@Hqemeinen ihon mar (oeigfe bod
bog thermometer am gafmittag AZ
@roS), mar Der qeItrige Sonntag
ourd ben glebel bod utdt ongenebm.
@eItcrn abeno begornen IN
Bombs Ibeoter Die 8orfiibrnn9er
Der ariegs.@ dnoelbiloer.
g(n Sonnobeno aben0 tuuroe
Der 9eger q. u. Senberrp BON 2
NoIieaenoIIen nieoereeihIngen iino
inn $t2 beraubt. als er geiterr
8ur golsei ging. i'm an8eige si er'
itotten, iuuroe ibm bort idon oer
cine Sb1ter, Der ipegen elmer nnoe.
rem Code berbaftct mar, in @eit1Ii
.oes Garbigen 6ront MCore, $40
Dodge Ctr. borgeiteat.
Gin Dieb, Der fih nod An'
Innhme Der goli3ei in benz Groeuerie'
IaeiddFt bon S6erm1n & Wlceonne[
bate einidlieBen ,bntten, beraubt'
bort bie aegiitrirfoIie I'm $10.t0.
6ronf u. gonberIip, friiberel
|Siilfsidobiefretdr nnb iesiser gra,
Fft0ent Der NotionaI Gitp Bdrtt o
Seem g6rf, belt fid nit 5omilie e.
|niae Gage in unierer Stobt nu mi
Iipraa iid dhBerit LobenO iiber Gma
ba aus.
@iele aer3te un0 @eiItIihl
nnierer Stoot beeineen geitern bei
1uberfuloie.S onntog. Bon Der 9dn
IseI fnlt aaer airfen miiroe 0nrut
Ibineepieien, mas bds Hntionale Ho
foe areti3 nit Ieinen fleinen Beib
nodtsmarfen IN bieicz Siuiitt i6ol
lgeboIfeu bat.
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9prreipunbtns.
GIatonia, 26: Rop. 1914.

Glatonio, &c. JtoD. 1914.
Gin idones 5tif 8ntriOtismlis
bat goitor o. Marquorot BON Der
lilth. Stride BON Saqom Slebr., oa.
ourh ge3eigt 0oB er feline e%ol0enen
gherinae Dem 0eutihen aoniul in
Chicago ianote. ltm 0ortieIbit FIR
oas oeutihe Rotbe areli5 eiHge'
ihmoI5en gu meroeti. 8nitOr
Marquar0t mo feline Satin trngen
iest bic pom Goniul em%pfnneenen.
70 beribnlt gerporoenen Sob gaf
i'd fir eiien" ~eiiernen @beringe.
8aitor marqunr0t innote an Den
oeutihen GoniuI ieine eberinee init
nahfolge1oem bon ibm iel6lt Der.
.fobten @e0iht
.Gs tomen Die 5einbe bon Oft NM
Bet,
Sic famen BON Siioen uno Roroen
Gle fonoen einG eutidlaro I'm 9reul
feit%
limb iinDen es ollerortenl
9enn tper 6ns Gdrpert niflt 5ieber
fam,
Gen 5eino bon Der @ren8e niht tpei
fen,
Ger blidet fiirbitteno ~bimmelnn.
Iun0 qibt fem .Bolo far Glen.
eSn oieiem @ebift lit geDiB Oi
IStropbe pon beionoerer 8ihttgfeit
Sic fanoen elm Geutihlano il
lGreue felt, un6 finoen es olerortenl'
ga nirflid, 70 tit es. aud bier il
4merifa gehort Die Spmpntbie Dol
allen GelttiHomerifanern unieren
dIten @aterl1noe. Sn 9rere felt ia
User 0as SfDert nift 5ieben fam
Inie 4. %. mir amerifoner, Der glib
germ uno reidIih lem Sherfleii
3nr 2in0erung Der bielen rno groBe
Bun0en.
Cine iolde idote potriotiideTbat
nie fie galtor Mnrquorot that, 4
aeruib lobens. utl0 oIler gbrel merit
Sober 1T es olt6 @ieler @unid
oies befnnut5ueeben.
goItor Msdrquorot Bat fid nlit
ihou beim 8eeinn 0es arieees frei
fpiaig beint goniul gemel0et 5ur
Gienite in Der ogitiden armee, 4
les oIs 9reoieer ODER aud 9rnnter
pfIeger, o0er ais einfaGer Sol0c
nit benz sdieBpragel in Der Snr
I(pie err iif perionIid onsbridte
bat ober Big iebt nod feline 8eI
menoung eefunOen.
81. Shameninener.
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9ei( Dir, 9ermunia 7

nrri III bcin gobcL unb or miro &c bletherl
Die oorben elmer MeIt nrrnloaen MAI +
Nus beincn bcilaen sitei bid ~ treibel
"a pie Elm wlaut oeir Seerbann fir oG lat
@aID nohf Der giea, Der 5einb ienft feline 6ahneni
gidts frudit Inn Die olpe uno Der grng.
On fdmpht es ourh. bo broldt IS fem eruaDneb
gu, bic 10 oft ben ftdrHten Geino ihon idlna'
gefaae uiht sn iehr Die ireuet arteaer,
Die Dir oefonen I'm Q~ered1ten Strct,
@ WaterIono, iuenu on 5ulebt OILS Sieger
ghin onitebh, gu Der Siebe 8ert bereitl
geSnlre cher enc 6ciner ainOer,
Die, fern Der &eimotb, bod Dir trei gettnit,
SIr bid Al qern mr Irttten luO niht rHinoer
gs bic oobeim fir bid bescitert itnol
Dein gaihfn III oub Der ibre; oene ebre
St linen teuer; 0enen Siegesldut
gerfolaen ie NIT Snbrrmt; 0eineru 9eere
Steigt manh @ebet gum boben Sintniel oiii.
gur Surf elm Sderflein f6nnen fe Dir aeigen,
gab Seines Bottles Sobne ale gleth,
limb, Oh ons oIte Seim niht mebr tbr elpet
God nod Dos SerS fdt bait duni GeiitldeH He0.
Sell Dir, @ermonia. ira' Did oeiner Sobne,
Der tooten mie Der iernen, Die tbr Ser5
Nm lire Wlutter fetet, on bic ihone
lln6 bebre, in Der 6reloe ue I'M Sfnerdl
2. &. Z. CaieLl
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Council gIuffs, rs. Rob. 1914.
@eraSe nift hriItItf, aber

Roditebeno lit ell gutcs @eoihi
bon einem SnFauteriten Der oeut-
ihen Mrmee in 5%lauOern:
80 Serr, Glib uns ben WtOies nieOer.
er uniere topferen griioer
ms gelobte 2ofio;
COB audi Dnslteer iih pieDer tbeiIen
0nnit Die boben BoiieriGulen
5eit Iteb'n tuie cine 1eIientuan0.
Wenn onnn III oieier Meeresrinne
Gron8oS, england ur0 Huii' Iinf
Drinne,
8 Serr, onnn idIiaB' Bic aInppe at
Gann bat Der GreibutiO enOlid
Rub'.s
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8n berIanfsn-eine fIoIt aebenOe

On berfanfen-Gine fIott gebenOe
@irtbifaft in Billiard, gtebr.
@e61uoe neu unO MODERN eingerif.
tet. Ger bette Rlat i'm Staate Ne.
br1sfo, gelegen an eepflaiterter
.StroBe; CUTE oeltIde llmgegeno uno
oItetabIirtcs @ei1dft. gertaufssruno.
aranfbeit Der 5rm 6es ietigep ge.
ffbers. SdbrIiter ESTABLISHMENTS
So, 700. Sdreibt ODER fommt nnb
ii6er5euat Giid ielbit Oon oer9fenta.
bilitat oes @eid1fts. adiifer fam
iofort geiib bon Dem Geitdft neb.
men. 9be Oh Saron Snn, gfiI.
Inr6, 9tebr.
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Steaeeeind. - Sod ilift steluns
ais outer 2unfmonn in Salocrr.
NodSufrogen unter U. 400 Omaha
.9ribiine. Do.
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arbeit geindt. - Sunger 9eiitider
hn6t ar6eit irgenO melder art.
gead5ufragen BEL u. 300, Omaha
Eribiine. Do.
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R[alGtl1irte Anlelaen!

Standardization fir $oitsarbeit
fir @oorO uno 8immer unO fIei.
men 2obn. 0ertife SohidiiIerin
oorge5ogeu. Eel. @ebiter St67. II
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%. y. Burn, DeutI6er Opt.
fer. 9ngen uuterIutt fir Bril-.
ZEN. 44s--5 WraHOeis gsbdAOe.
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3 siemlidJ neile Sanisr, duf einem
gauplns itebenb, nobe Bancroft
Str. uno gouIenarO, iin6 frantbeits.
haI6er biIlig 81 b~erfaufen. aae
6rei 5niammen ODER %getrernt. gegen
gaar ODER auf areoit. Sfferten on
". g.. 3ribine.
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3n berfamfen :-gin SoIoon, Der
bas gr0Bte @eIddft in elmer Stabt
bon $4,000 ginmobnern maft.
gIIeiniger 3iltributor 6es 9roouftes
elmer beoeutenben grauerei. Der
getper6er muB 9nargeIo BADEN.
9ah3ufraeen s., Omaha Eribiine,
Gmaho, Webrasfa. ]
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a6onnirt ouf Ole a6elide 1ribine.
$500 bos Sobr our6 bic pOit
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ggilfarb Gbbh, Botente, 1888 GitD
0otioaaI gont @eb1uoe. 3ele
pbon Tpler 1880.
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serlanst Suuges @aOden fir al.
cemeine SoiiSarbeit. Eelepbon
8eb. 1884 ODER fragt nod 22t1
ginfneb Ctr.
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9atentanlualte

$. a.. Stnrges, gatent1ntpaIt, GAG
granoeis 36eater Gebduoe. Eel.
Touqlas 1859.
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gianO.S Bargain Geines aimbaa
Ginno in por3igIid)em 8uItanb
iebr biaig fiji goar. Eel. Doug.
las 1853.
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geprafts SebHmms

8eprafte SebNmme.
Grou u. S%5igetbnrn. 2bt2 90, IL.
gtroBe. 3uIer 1925. II.
Tns einsise bemtIGe R5beI. Nepara.
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Evening journal., 1914-12-15
BY ALICE ROHE.

United Press Staff Correspondent.
ROME, Nov 21.-(By Mail to New
York)-"I sing not of "Arms and the
man." but of arms and the woman"
The arms which are being prepared
for war-more vital than those OF
which Virgil sang-are attached to the
lovely shoulders or aristocratic
Roman women, young and old.
At the great Polyclinic Hospital
they are STEPPED in strong antiseptic-
they are strained with burdens of
groaning humanity, they are busted in
quick and necessarily first aids 10 the
injured
And for what purpose? For war;
These sheltered Italian girls-these
exquisite grande danes of the high
families-are gathered every morn
ing at the Polytechnic to be instructed
in the art of becoming nurses, prepar-
ing TO serve when Italy becomes in
volved In the war. And they are
working fast and furiously, ready to
be called ine service, at moments
notice.
This morning ! attended a class OF
the Samaritana, as this special war
course is called Seated in the lee
ture hall while Dr. Amante stretched
before them a man with a badly
wounded shoulder-torn by a terrible
knife thrust saw the Baroness De
Evening journal., 1914-12-15
delaware GRANGE
ELECTS OFFICERS

Officers were elected by Delaware
Grange. No. 46. Patrons of Husbandry,
.at largely attended meeting held IN
the Grange Hall. Newport, last night.
The complete list of officers was not
chosen, however. as the hour became
late before they were all reached. The
remainder of the officers will be
elected at the next meeting.
Those elected last night we're:
Worthy master. r. p. Robinson;
worthy overseer John Lester; worthy
lecturer, Mrs. Margaret f. Robinson;
worthy steward, Fred c. Snyder: wor-
thy chaplain, Mrs. Sarah Gregg: wor-
thy treasurer, William il. Mccoy;
worthy secretary. Miss Helen Gregg
worthy gate-keeper, Mrs. Eva Myers;
worthy Ceres, Mrs. Emma McClary
Interesting reports were made by
the delegates who attended the recent
conventions of the State and Pomona
oranges.
Evening journal., 1914-12-15
Italy Prepares Her
Women for War Service

Renzis Di Montanaro, eagerly noting
every detail Of the explanation An
exquisite eighteen-year-old girl. a
daughter Of one of the old Roman
families-sat next to her On the
other side of the aisle | saw Signora
Ida Guyda, wife of Virginia Guyda,
author of the greatly discussed study
of modern Austria, "The Crisis of An
Empire" and Italy Beyond It's Bord-
ers"
Signcra Guyda told me she had
made but one stipulation in entering
the course and that was that she
would be permitted to go at once
TO the front if Italy became involved
in the war.
Near the wife of the writer on in
ternational conditions sat the daughter
of Levi Della Vida. the financier; be-
side her was the daughter of a for
mer mayor of Rome, while nearby sat
SignOrina PonziO Vaglia, sister of tho
famous general and former aide-de-
camp to King Victor Emmanuel.
Two strong forces of impressions
dominated the lecture hall. One was
the assurance of approaching partici
patton in the European conflict, which
neutral Italy has avoided so far
There is no question in the minds o
these women that war is not only in
evitable, but imminent The change
in the original plans of the Gamari
tana courses-from classes three time
a week to daily-shows their belle
that haste is needed
The other force that seemed tC
( dominate the lecture hall was th'
realization of new awakening anon.
the alien women. The sight of care
| fully sheltered. protected girls o
eighteen preparing for work as nurses
on the field of battle-perhaps-or n
least in hospitals, is something whicl
is entirely new. even in the Italy o
| today.
War has sounded a new note il
womans anticipation, not only il
Italy but in all Europe. 1t is show
ing what women can do in reality ant
not in theory. But in no land as il
Italy has the young person beel
kept in such protected obscurity Tha
Evening journal., 1914-12-15

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