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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15
@er95rsnuti5 be5islid @eimdes zines
8rnnbbeiikers.

9n elm bon 5ubert Sabatt, @runb=
beliber i'm G6uloiitritt 80 in bieiem
County, undergraduates @eluh, in mel
dem %bargetban lit, oaB er Ser gigenz
thinner folgen0 beidriebener 2dnbereien
ndmli6: @gh bon GgA bon Section
8 IN Sotpnibip 1875, n0roli9 bon &ange
32 tpeitlt9; nro oaB Der 8itt1euer flint
&inDer bat, bon benen 3 Sic Sdule beiltz
@en; bob er ndber lit gum 9iitritt 1914
llnb oabin beiiern @eg bat namentlid I'LL
@inter; baB Ser @eg CUR @dule i'm
9iitrtft 1914 often un6 bielfa6 gebrauht
miro, %ipob1ngegen Der @eg CUR Sdlle
inn 9iitrift SO ni6t bieI inn @ebrauh
lit, Dem 8oarb ser gountDzGommiiIGre
bon Stenrns County unterbreitet ipuroe;
u1b na6ludenb, DaB feline belaeten 2Gn<
bereien bonn 9iltrift 80 @getrennt nno
Dem 9iitrift 1914 8uge8dblt lperben iouz
ten; un6 bn Die 8eb0rbe Belt unb Srt
fir Elm biesbe5iigli9es SerbDr beiti1nmt
bat, 10 lit hermit Discriminating en-
laf1en, baB genanntes @eiu9 bon beiag.
ter 8eborbe in hereu Sibung, Sic am
10. Mobember 1914, morgens 9 l1br
beginnt angeb0rt pirb, gu tpelder 3eit
unb an neldem Hlabe be1agte 8ehDrbe
Die Mrgumente aner Dabei intereHierter
Earteien fir unb gegen @enebmigung
bes @eiudcs er0rtert tperben. 9aoirf
ct. @1ono, Sen %. @eptember 1914.
sSm Outrage Ser gountpzg
81. Sbomeb,
COUNTY Nubitor uno grzofffeto glerf Seq
Boar6.
Sobn S. @panio1, 9eputierter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15
STE MmSiteumn9 tit
San TranctSco.

0ie 8a1nn1a=Bacific : Au5iteQnng
in 5an Grancisco ion, mie feitgeiett,
inn naditen Sabre abgebalten meroen.
Mit oieier grtl0rung Der Mnsitel'
l11ngsbeb0roe lit aues Sir nno Mioer
ubgeidnitten uno es banoelt it6 MIR
nod oarl1m, oteiem l1nternebmen gu
einem gemiiien grfolge gu berbelfen.
NOR es Der bette @nti6lrtB,
ser nnter Sen obmalten6en nmitan<
oen ibrig blieb. Ser @anamafanol
lit fertig nno idmmtlt@e @%orbereitun-
gen fir sic Mnsitequng iino getrof=
oos @el6 lit angelegt nno muB
ii6 ber5inien; sic @nlagen barren
ser Musitener uno 8ein4er. Sreilid,
qar mander ser Musiteqer un6 gar
piele Sc lnder mer6en mobl fern blei<
ben. @erooe 6ie @uropaer, oere1
Ebeilnabme mir nit 10 bie1 Mtllbe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15
gerb5rsnoti5 be5asli& @efudes eines
8runbbeiiters.

9a Elm bon s. 8. 5dmiot, @ruroz
beiiber i'm Sdul6itrift $40. POI in 6iez
fem gountp, undergraduates @elu9, in
tpel9em oargetban lit, oaB er Der gigenz
thinner fplgeno bel6riebener 2dn6ereien
lit, Die in genanntem 9iitrift gelegen
limb, ndmlih: NgA bon Section 5 in
Grotp 8iber Solpn1bip; un6 onB es Iber
cine Meile tpeiter lit Biz CUR S9nle I'M
9iitritt 1872, un0 6aB meine ainber nad
Dem 9iitritt 1872 gingen unb nod gez
ben, unb bab id glerf beg g%enannten
9iitritts 1872 bin; Dem 8oarb Der Count
tpzaommindre bon Stearns gountb
terbreitet ipur6e. unb b%erlangenb, Dag
bie1e ~belagten 2dn6ereien g%etrennt tperz
Den fouten bonn 9i1trift POI unb 3ugez
5dblt tperben iouten Dem 9iitritt 1872;
llnb bn genannter 8oarb Seit unb YlaB
fir Elm biesbe3iiqlides Yerb0r beitimmt
bat, 10 lit hermit Befanntmndung er.
laiien, BAT genanntes @eiud BON beiag@
ter Beboroe in 6eren am 10. Nobember
1914 5eginnen6en Sibung in Der Office
beg gounth= @ubitors in Ser Stnbt ct.
gloub in genanntem gountp itattfinben
loQ. gu nelder 3eit un6 an tpeldem Srte
Die Nrgumente aQer Serlonen, bic fir
ODER 9egen @enebmigung BEG @eludes
limb, argebort tperoen louen. 9abirt ct.
glou6, BEN %. September, 1914. SIN
Auftrage beg 8oarb Ser County Commit +
fore. Ni9. Sbomeb,
gountb Qubitor unb g rzoffieio Glert BEG
8oar6.
Sobn S. Spaniel, 9eputierter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15

mas 10 lange idon STE @ebnludt ul1-
ierer @eibdftsleute lit: sic @etpin-
nlng oes iiioanerifanii6en Marftes.
Man ioate oesbolb feline Miibe
lde1en, iebt 1rod) tiidtig Stimmul1g
tlir Die ansitelung 5u MAIDEN. aud
III nnierem 2anoe. europa lit ia all
Den N%eilelnltigen s(n1erifas peri9loi=
lel es mare alio ga,15 natiirlid,
melm ii6 ibre @ufmerfl anlfeit einmal
oenl eigenen 2an0e 3%lapenoete. Sdon
Die 6abrt our6 6en Yanamafanal
lollte cine Mn3iebungsfraft %erlten
9tanges biloen. 2eute, sic oas @el6
oa5n baben, iollten li6 Tomas nidt
entgeben lalien. 8is iebt lit Ser @tiQe
S3ean ia nod 5iemli6 itiQ, nod ge-
lpliiermaben iapanerfrei. Sen gelben
Serren oiirfte eS ou9 einen fleinen
1u1npfer aufieben, menn nniere Ba=
cificfiite nn6 6as ibnen 10 unange=
nebme Californian einn1aI ei1re 3eit
lang Der Sammelpunft 6es omerifa=
niiden 8oltes miir6en. Mlio tparl1m
ni9t! vSieb Mmerifa 511erit!" 9as
lit n1rs ia 10 longe pergebli@ gepre-
oigt moroen, iebt bringt pielIeidt Ser
Ser 6lllB @l1ropas DEM &nfe 6as
langeri ebnte @eb0r. Soften mir 6as
bette mn6 piinid)en mir Ser Sta6t
am @ol6e1en Sbore SEN tpoblber6ien=
ten Grfolg ibrer Miiben, Sorgen un6
Spfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15

pabgeruf fen unb %getponnen batten,
lie fonnen nid)t fommen. Mu6 tpenr1
Der &rieg Bis gum naditen Sribiabr
gu @n6e iein io1te, lit bon ienieitS
6e5 MeereS ni9ts gu ertparten. DuS
lit cine gnttauidung, Elm Musfau,
Sen nit peridmer5en muiien. Ser Or
folg Ser M%usitelung miro barunter
lei6en, lire Northumberland @rofbe,
ibr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Slang lit
babin. 9ofiir miro boffentli6 Ser
'@r6tbeil Mn1erifa einen, tpenm au4
nidt poqitd1r0igen @rfab bieten.
@enn Sii6amerifa sic @elegenbeit
mabrnimmt, Sic gr5eugniiie ietner
9eatur nn6 ieines 6leiBes 6em norbi=
i9en @odbar nod etn6ring1i@er Dor
Mngen gu. 1tellen, als es i9on ge=
plant it,.
Mu@ fir Sic gereinigten 9taaten
tpGre sic 8eit gunitig, tire Sort
idritte un6 grrungenidaften 6enen
aug oem @ii6en Better 5u empfeblen,
als bisber gei6eben lit nn6 gei@eben
fonnte. 8ieueidt miro 10 6as errei6t,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15
@erb5rsnpti5 besiislid @eindes zines
@runbbeiters.

9a elm bon 81. 81. 6meet, @runobez
itber i'm S9uloiitritt SO. 80 in 0ielc en-
County, undergraduates @e1uf, in tpelz
dem 6argetban lit, baB er Ser gigenz
Thinner folgenb beidriebener 2drbereien
1T. Die, IN %genan11tem 9iltrift 9elegtn
iino, ndmIid]: 81 bon S@A bon Sec
tion 26, Solpnlbip 122, Mange 30; ,tr1b
6aB bnrd. 3uge1orung in pen 9tltriit
g5o. 80 infer Spbn ei1e srabierte 9dl1le
beildt. @ir glauben OIL @erldmel5ung
uno infer 9iitritt fat iib eetpeigert, it'd
NIT 9i1 thrift so gu perei11igen. @enl1
mir gum 9iitrift so seb0ren, f0nr1te UNI
Ter Sobn I'M Sn,1ibus bon bier nab
ser @6ule fabren, annertpdrts m11b It
anoertbalb Meile 81 u%n1erer 5dule &C.
ben. CT lit crit iieben Sabre alt, ,1no
fem anberes @inb beIrdt bon bie1,m
9titrtft16ule Die Sd]ule. 60 lit SAG &C.
ben i'm @tl1ter fit i'm unmDgIid uno
er fpiiroe folglid ei1er1 guten She'll Der
3ett perlieren. Sic @dulgebubren fins
$19 i'm 9iitrift so, unD mir balten nidt
oafur, bab es redt lit, Steuern su 5a6z
len nnb 5uglei9 @ebiibren; Sem 8o1rb
Der County, @ommi1dre bon 5tearus
epuntg u1tterbrettet tpurbe, uno nad]luz
deno, oaB feline 2dnbereien bon genar,1z
tenn 9titrtft getrennt unb bem 9iltrift
80 5uge5d9lt tper6en %iollten; u11o ga eez
11an11ter Boaro Belt nnb Srt fir Elm
otesbe5ualtdes 8erb0r be- timmt but, 10
lit hermit 0efanntnnddung erlafen, baS
.genanntes @elu6 pom 8oarb in feiuer
10. Npbember 1914, moroens 8 llbr
in Der Office BEG County M1bitors in
Der 9taot ct. @loub b%eginnenben Giz
bnns augebort tperben, s1 tpeIder i3eit
111o an tpeld)e m Blabe belagte 8eb6rbe
Die Nrgumente auer babel intere1ierlcr
Ferlonen fir nnb gegen @enebmielne
bes Belndes anbDren fpirb. 9aoirf Sf.
glol1o, %. September 1914. SIM Mufz
TRACE bcs 8oarb ser COUNTY, GommiIz
fare. 81. Shpmeh.
gpllntp au0itor uno ggzofficio GIerf oes
@parb.
Sobn S. @poniol, 9eprtierter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15
Siele &eilmn9em
ppn 2un9enfranfbeit.

Gcfmdlls NlteratlDe bat bielen am
l1llgentrmnt6eit 2eioen0en Die @elunobeit
lpieoer ae6radt. &elet, tpas es in bic
lam Sale getban:
8ilmington, Sci.
Serreu! = SIM Sanuar 1908 tpur0e
id' bon 2un9enbluten b~efaqen. Wein Nr5t,
Elm rpr3iiglider Brattifant, 1agte, es iei
2ungenleioen. Sd lpurbe lebr f6tpa1.
6. q. &ippincott bonn 2ippineotts 9eparz
tement Store in 8ilmington, Sci, emf
pfabl @dman's Mteratibe~ mas biel GU
tes getbon bat. Sd be9ann es fofort gu
nebmen. S9 belt oamit boil Sutronen
an, gebrau9te feine anbere Me6i3in unb
peripiirte i6liebli9 Elm &einigen Der Gum
gen. S9 babe iebt feline Ylage mebr NIT
meinen 2l1ngen. S6 CLAUDE ii6erlid),
oaB @dman'S M%lteratibe mein 2eben gez
rettet bat: (&bgetiir5t.)
(4ffioabit: Sas:5 qnires.
@dman's Qlteratipe lit iebr nirtia.
bel snftrohrsn aatorrb un6 beftigen
8ungenzWel6merben uno I'M Nufbau 6es
5pltcm8. @ntbdlt feine f9doli9e ,ber
our @etpobnbeit meroenbenDr ugs. Mebm1
teine Cub tit1te an. &leine Slai9e $1.00.
regulate Slaide 5000. 8erfauft BEL Der
Dtolitor 9ru8 SO. S9reibt @dn1an ga
bpratorium. Pbilabelpbiu, Ya., fir hos
Bi9lein Der 9eilungen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15

10000 9uidel Mal5 Derarbeitet mer=
Sen, mofiir mebr als $1,5O0,0O0 je-
oes Sabr Sen Winnelota Jarmern
bon oen 0rauereien be5ablt miro.
Iiele Sl1ntme ipiiroe Den Jarmern
perloren geber, fails Erobibition eln=
gefiibrt nn6 oa6ur9 Sic 8rauereien
bra6 gelegt mir6en. Gountp=Sption
lit ser erlte u16 iideri tie Sdritt our
Brobibition, un6 County Option lit
es, momit Mm. 6. See, Der republi-
fanii9e @oubernors . Ganoioat, an
iern sta6t gu fnebeln bea6iidtigt.
Iuber 5arnrer, iei6 anf Der SUIT nno
belft guren Jein6 Gee am Mabltage
IN Ole gde oriiden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15

Son arokem SntereHe lit fir Sen
itets Die S11oultrietS tatiitif,
uno bon belon6erer 8%e6eutung lit 6a=
BEL fir Sen Minneiotaer 5armer sic
@eriten|@roouftion. Minneiota bat
65 8rauereien, in 6enen idbrli9 g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15
Sc tbat itcts Sic Mrbeit.

SD 5iebe Gbamberloin's @uitenmit.
tel trgeno einem ot16ern por," idreibt
81. 6. &oberts, @omer Gitp, ga. Sd
babe es Sabre lang bin un6 mieoer
genommen, 11no es bot ME berfebIt,
oie erfpunidten &eialtate gu brin.
gen." 81 faufen BEL Morfin MoIi.
tor. = Mnaeige.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-03-24

Mrs. Peter Christianson Of Min
neapolis was here Friday attending
to her real estate interests.
| FOR .SALE:-A No. 5. Oliver type
writer, first class condition. Price,
$500. Inquire at this office. 35-2t
Mrs. Cox of FaribauIt cama last
week for visit with her sister, Miss
Murfin She left for g visit at Sleepy
Eye.
Judge |. N. Olson, Court Reporter
w. T. Eckstein and County Attorney
A. L. Emerson arrived yesterday for
| the special term of district court.
Bring the children to the matinee
at the New Dream Saturday after
noon at two o'clock Quo Vadis is
really educational as well as enter
tanning. 35-1t
Louis Leobold had the misfortune to
fall on the icy sidewalk Sunday morn
ing and break his arm The fracture
was simple one and Mr.. Leobold is
able to be about with his arm in a
sling.
A. E. Chapman returned Wednes-
day from an extended visit at Win
nebago and Rochester. Mrs. Chip
man is at present visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. E. Greene at Rochester and
will return home soon. 's
Friends of Harry Winn will be sor-
ry to learn that his physician at the
sanitarium at Prairie du Chen, is
convinced that he is suffering from
acute neuritis and will be at the sani-
tarium for some little time yet.
c. M. Halves returned to Wisconsin
Thursday, to resume his treatments.
He has been home for a week visiting
his family and preparing for spring
work. Mr.. Halves has received much
help, and his many friends hope for
speedy recovery.
A chimney fire in the two-story
brick residence at 201 Byron street,
owned by Mrs. w. N. Plymat, and
occupied by l. N. Tompkins, occurred
early last evening. The firemen had
the blaze out before any damage was
done.-M ankato Free Press.
The Farmers Club of Redwood
Falls township will meet Friday even
ing, March n, at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. L. Kennedy. The dis
cussion on the subject as the adj
vanced price Of land benefit to the
farmer will be lead by D, M. Tiff
1 fanny.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-03-24

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
G. E. Larson Wednesday morning.
Carl Reynolds last week purchased
"a fine registered Jersey sire of ]. F..
Rooster. AZ II 49,
A. C. Burmeister made business
trip to Minneapolis last Friday and
returned Monday. 4s
MIR. and Mrs. Martin Lorenz enter
tanned Mrs. ]. Flor of New Ulm, at
their home last week
Fred Murset, local representative
of the Chalmers car, was business
visitor at Lamberton last week.
S. j. Hanson of Springfield was a
visitor here yesterday, where he at
tended to matters in the probate court.
Editor and Mrs. Payne of Wood
Lake are to be congratulated upon
the birth of son, born to them Sat-
urday, March Ia.
Miss Ada Winn went to Minneap-
oils Saturday to be present at the
graduation exercises of the State
Agricultural College. Miss Helen
Winn is one of the graduates.
The Ladies' of the Christian Church
will serve supper in the dining room
of the church Wednesday evening,
April /. Everybody is cordially in
vited. Supper 25c. 35-2t
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-03-24
OF CITY INTEREST

Miss Zelma Thune left Friday for
a visit with friends in the Cities.
Mrs. Fred, Banker visited Mrs. Paul
Olson at Lamberton last week.
w r. Jackson went to Minneap-
oils last Friday on a short business
trip.
Judge Dolliff went to Mankato Sun
doy to attend to legal matters there
He returned today.
The ladies of st. Veronica's Guild
will meet with Mrs. o. ]. Bollum
Thursday afternoon, March 26.
Jacob Neuenburg, candidate fol
County Treasurer was in Redwood
Falls last Thursday and filed his can
delaney.
Joe Geroy last week purchased the
home now occupied by c. c. King OF
the Gold-Cooper Security Company
Mr. Geroy will take possession about
April i:
The returns for town election in
the township of Redwood Falls, which
reached The Gazette too late for pub
LEGATION last week are as follows: Su-
pervisor, A. Walter and Ed. Dunlevy;
Clerk, d. NJ. Tiffany: Treasurer, Jas
7. Morley; Justice, 7. A. ,Whittet.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-03-24
Meats and Groceries
Phone 81

ROLLED OATS FOR BREAKFAST
Good rolled oats is one Of the best
foods ever prepared for man. 1t has
the strength giving qualities ard is
justly popular as the principal break
fast dish in many families.
We want you to try.
SERv-US BRAND ROLLED OATS
Once you try them you will come
back for more. That is what they
are all doing.
SERV-US BRAND ROLLED OATS
are the best quality rolled oats put
on the market by any one anywhere
They are free from impurities and
foreign substances,-the result of very
careful milling. The h4sks that you
find in other rolled oats you do not
find in SERv-US BRAND.
SERv-US BRAND ROLLED OATS
cost you no more than other kinds,
but you will like them whole lot
better. Send for package today.
FRESH FISH
Pickerel .............-..... 10c
Pike ......-............ lac
Skinned Bull Heads. .15c
Spiced Herring, key ......S sec
Salt Herring, keg ........ zoe
CANNED SALMON
Flat Cans, our own brand, pound I
cans OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES '
Tall Cans, Monk Brand. Toe
CANNED GOODS
Sun Brand Sweet Early June Peas 1Oc
Minnesota Pride Corn, cans for 25c
Have complete line Of our own
brand, Rams Horn brand and Misletoe
brand. This is all California pack.
packed in their own syrups. We are
selling out these brands at cost while
they last
crinkIe Corn Flakes, four pack
| ages Tor ..-....s.. i. a. u. .zSr
Serv-Us brand old style Honiny,
2-lb. cans ............ 10r
MEATS
Rib boiling beef. 10
Roast .-....-......13 To 15e
Fine lean bacon .............. z6e
Premium bacon ..-...... ~
Sugar Cured Hams (whoIe) ~
Picnic Hams Northumberland. rs
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-17
MARYLAND PRESS ASSOCIATION.
To Hold Annual Meeting Next We'd
neadaY al Old Senate Chamber.

The annual meeting of the Mary.
land Press Association will be held
this year at ,he old Senate Chamber,
in the State House next Wednesday
January u, at o'clock in the after
noon.
The annual election of officers will
be held and important alterations
in the constitution and bylaws will
be considered. Among other the re.
duction of dues to 81 per year 1t is
to be hoped hat there will be a full
attendance of tht members, as the
future success of the Association will
largely depend upon the interest
manifested and the plans for the fu-
ture mapped out.
The following are the officers of
the association: President, w.
M sade Holiday, Annapolis; vice
presidents, c. O. Melvin, Pocomoke
City, }. Briscoe Bunting, Prince
Frederick secretary and treasurer,
w. s. MeComb. Havre de Grace; ex-
ecutive committee, 2. Watson Webb
Cambridge; D. O. Diffendal, West.
minister; John E. Raine, Towson; p.
B. Englar, Taneytown. II was or.
ganized January l5, 1910.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-17

it will be because the American
mother continues to evaJe her duty IN
this respect. sas in others. We be-
lieve that the foundations of sex hy-
giene, like morality, honesty and per-
sonal clanliness. should be laid in the
home. Sex purity must be instilled
in the child by example, precept aud
delicate instruction, precisely as she
is taught to tell the truth and refrain
from stealing.
THE mother does not trust to COG,
or a miracle. or the church or the
school to train her girl in truth and
honesty. Why then in morality. in
sex relations? 1t is a mistake TO
think that girls are born pure. They
have that mighty instinct which when
properly directed. makes Tor HES
noblest function, the reproduction OF
the human race. Misdirected or un-
directed. it makes for moral ruin.
Discipline, the one preventive and
cure for immortality, is not enforced
in the average home. A knowledge
of where children are. and what they
are doing seems to have gone out
with the rod. Yet a mother has the
right to know where her daughters
and sons go. She should decide
whether the place they have choseh
and the compsni lnship it involves are
good for her children. And finally
she should be upheld by society and
her husband if she enforces that de-
cision with the rod There is wide
divergence between cruelty and dis
cipline, between humiliation and
wholesome coltrol. And it is time
that American parents realized this
fact. 1t is time that they reverted
to the customs which planted respect
for parental experience and wisdom
and teach the fear of God in the
hearts of the rising generations. =
Concluded
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-17
FRANCIS x. BUsHMAN.


An sll-comedy photo play program
and one that will be long remembe r
ID. Three clear high-class mirth-
provoking stories handled by clever
stars, all Of whom are well known 70
the photo play fans Your fayorite
Essanay star, Francis X. Bushman.
will be seen 70 advantage in the
wholesome comedy-drama tThe Wo.
man Scorued. The cast includes
Beverly Bsyne, Frank Dss 'on. Jose
phipe Duval The plot of ihp pic
ture is light. yet one that affords
much good laughing material.
The Return of Peter Blimm" is a
Lubin comedy. Captain Blimm and
Mate Jim Seep, old sea dogs, are in
love with Betsey Banacle. lar dlsdy
Of the sailors boarding house
Blimm goes bathing, leaving his
clothes on the beach. He meets a
chum and they 20 or a boat The
tide washes his clothes into the sea.
and Jim inds them and thinks it easy
20 win the landlady, as Blimm is
drowned. The dodgers assemble and
& AEAA EWBEk EENfAE1s WAth 9lANAn IT,
turns. The crowd are frightened,
but as they exit they peep In the
window and see Betsey a the arms
IF the ghost.
One Time for Work" il another
Lubin comedy which shows you how
John Bowers, a machinist, manages
to be on time az the work whistle
blows. There is laugh after laugh
for you 10 this film Special musiC
has been arranged by the orchestra.
Tonight will close the engagement oil
I the present vaudeville bill Contin-
uous performance No waits. DroT
/ in any time The photo plays are
( shown three times each evening, so il
I you happen in late you viii not miss
+ the cream If the moving picture
output Next week there il a pro
gram extraordinary in store for YOU
Better pictures than the ones thil
week. 1t is broad statement, bu
see for yourself.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-17
Al The Lyric Next Week.

Following is the program to be
presented at the Nsw Lyric, on Mar
ket Space, Monday: Lieutenant
Daring. thrilling war drama in
thrs e parts. also a comedy entitled
Chinese Laundry. Tuesday, War
on the Cattle Ranch, two reels;
'Stenger Stung and New Way to
Win q Girl: Wednesday, Seaside
Samaritan, . Secret of a Balanced
Rock. sConvict'sD Daughter, Sail
ing Under False Coiors. Thursday,
Love vs.. Land, two reels; Roar
ing Biu'' a "Hypnotise. Friday,
when Pierrot met Pierrotte, two
reels: When Joe Went West. Re
uuncistion. Saturday, 7 W 0
Thieves anz the Cross, two reels /;
Cross Purposes. Everybody 5
Wearing Them.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-17

Mrs. r. E. Coontz, wife Of Capt.
COontz. u. S. NJ. is visiting friends
here. Mrs Coontz formerly resided
here when her husband was command
ant Of midshipmen al the Naval Acad-
emy.
Miss Lorraine Graham. Of Chevy
Chase, is stopping at the Lucky Bag
Inn for the week end and will attend
the hop tonight with a party Of Wash
iHgton friends.
Mrs. Westcott. wife Of Prof. West
colt. entertained at a large card party
yesterday afternoon.
Hiss Josephine Hogan has returned
from Baltimore. where she was a
guest at the g0laen wedding reception
Of her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Nixon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ". Wells. of
Prince George county, are stopping at
Caryel Hall. They will spend the win
ter here
Mrs. w. Larned Marcy and Mrs.
Bright, her daughter, will be at home
on Wednesdays at their new residence
foot of Market street.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-17
AL IHE PALACE
Splendid Tive Rsn Edison Drama To-
night.

MAAMAs
"Hard Cash. adapted from Charles
Reade's celebrated novel, in two
parts. One OF the greatest dramatic
tales ever written. Hard Cash"
makes stirring Dhoto-pay A
great sea fight, the terrible life Of
an 1ld-time asylum. the battle OF
twu greedy souls for the possession
of money a tale of true love oil add
to the interest. Then G. NJ Ander-
son, as "Broncho Billy" in "Broncho
Billy's Squareness" a heart interest
story of the West with q strong
human appeal And, to make you
laugh. a fine Vitagraph comedy with
a cast of their best fun-makers, in
Fathers Hat Band
Making love through his hat is a
new one most of us. To see it done,
be on hand tonight at The Palace,
whsre this comedy will shake up
your liver and make you feel better
for having seen it, Sam and Doris
make her father 10 a special service
to bring about their happy marriage.
Their scheme gets Mr.. and Mrs Hen
peck into a jar and Doris father has
to come to the rescue before things
are straightened out and brought to
the hsppiest Of conclusions.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-17
WILL VOTE ON LEE CASE TODAY
Nsyvlander's Supporters Confident He
MlI Be Seated n Senate.

Action upon Blair Lees certificate
of election as United States Senat jr
from Maryland will be taken by the
Senate Committee on Privileges to-
day.
Following another hearing yester-
day at which the Glass case, involv-
ing the right of the appointee of the
Governor of Alabama to q seat in the
Senate was discuss ID, the committee
decided 20 meet at ii O'Clock today
and vote upon both the Lee and the
Glass cases before adjournment.
Supporters of Mr.. Lee who were
present at todsy's hearing declared
after the committee had adjourned
that they were entirely co0fdent that
the claims advanced in his behalf
would be sustained and Mr.. Lee would
be seated without delay.
Mr.. Lees opponents, however de-
clare that Senator Jackson is entitled
to remain in the SENATE until April z.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-17
Court To Convene.

The Circuit Court will be convened
on Monday for the January intermedi-
ate, or what is more commonly
termed the non-jury term. There is a
number of cases on the appearance
docket, it is stated. Some of the
cases viii, as usual, be tried before
the Court, but others will be pass
ed to the April term, in order to
secure trial by jury.