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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-12-11

Services at the M. e. church next
Sabbath 40 follows: Glass meeting 9:30
Q. M, w. B. Evans leader. 1O:OOa, N.
Sunday school, w. r. Taylor, supsrin-
tendent. HOO .. n. sermon. "Hesyens
" Wisdom" 6:30 p. m. Epworth
League. W. B. Petty, precedent. 7:30
p. m. evening preaching service, "A
Margin Left" Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening, Bible study Wsdnes.
day evening. choir rshersal, Friday
evening. We extend cordial inyi-
tation 70 all 20 worship with % IN nv
Of theee eeevices. Reebegt i. Co..
9ooeoEs "a
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-12-11
OFFICERS ELECTED

Local Chapter Royal Arch Masons Elect New
Set Of Officers Last Week
At the regular meeting of the Local
Chapter Of the Royal Arch Masons held
the latter part Of last week the follow
Ing officers were elected:
q. B Adams, High Preist.
L. 0. Shirley, King.
g. O. Smith, Scribe.
g. O. Stearns, Secretary.
r. A. Little, Treasurer.
A. W. Riordan, c, OF H.
w. A. Stearns. r. 40.
A. W. Bsllows. p. 8.
g. M. Turnbull, NJ. Of lst v.
f. A. Little, NJ. Of 2ndV V.
r. D. Jennings, NJ. Of 3rd v.
O. g. Betz, Seminal,
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-12-11

The Methodist Ladies' Aid will hold \
cooked food sale st Richers. next door
to post Office. eli day Saturday, Dscsm.
ber II; and on that date ton Dor cent Of
ell sales made By Mr.. Richer viii b
given to the Aid Society. The public
is invited to purchase cooked articles
and also some Of the various goods
kept by Mr.. Richer. Remember Che
date-Saturdsy, December 18th.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-12-11
YOUR CHRISTMAS CHEER
Spead Yeur Money At Home THIS Christmas
It's Good Habit

spead Yeuf Money At Home THIS chrlstmas-
It's Good Habit
You ars going 60 spend some money
tor articles you will send out With
words Of cheer on this approaching
Christmas day.
It is beautiful hsbit-this giving Of
ohesr-snd the custom attinRly com.
memorates the day whom Christ was
born.
For Christ gave most Of all-his life.
1nthe expenditure Of our holiday
funds would 1t not be we'll for Us to re.
member that every dollar We spend at
homo will give cheer to some one Of
our own people, to some one who is in.
terested in Us, who is laboring for the
advancement Of our own community?
It Is not for US to tell you where you
should trade. That is matter for
your own judgement.
Bot We do ask you to look carefully
over the advertissments in this paper.
You probably will find what you
want, and quite likely you will bs able
to purchase 1t ss chesply in this town
% anywhere else.
And the home merchant and bis
family will thus partske of the Christ
mas cheer which you hand out on that
blessed day.
And even you, the giver, will be
cheered By the thought that you have
added to the happiness of some one
you know on this day of peace and
good will to ell people.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-12-11
GIVEN DIPLOMAS FROM OUR
LADY OF louRDES HOSPITAL
entertainment TUESDAY
JUNIOR NURSES ENTERTAINED GRAD
YATES and FACULTY OF TRAINING
SCHOOL TUESDAY EVENING

A merry event took place Tuesday
evening at the nurses Home in honor
OF the graduating GLASS Of 1914, name-
" Misses Evelyn Smith, Of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, Frances F. Reynolds, of
Orient, South Dakota, Alice T.. Murphy.
Of Greely, Nebraska, aud Margaret O.
Jungles, Of Rsvenns, Nebraska.
The three years course of earnest
study, the busy, anxious days Of de-
voted work, has earned them diploma
TO be presented by the faculty. The
handsome Glass pins SO valued by the
pupils as reward for diligent appli.
cation Of duty was presented by the
sisters. The desired goal had been
reached. the graduating days had ar.
rived. These young ladies were now
prepared with the necessary armor. en-.
abling them to spend a life Of usefnll-
ness In alleviatiag suffering humanity.
"semper Ndslis" (Always Faithfully
Was resolved to bs their guiding star.
The guests present were: Rev. FIR. F.
x. Hseuslss, DR.. and Mrs. f. E.
Walker, DR.. and Mrs. P. T. Gsyerman,
DR.. and Mrs. r. M. Wheeler, DR.. r. O.
Msttsson, DE-. A. E. Bellows.
The lecture hall, music and adjoin.
ing room were daintily decorated In
class colors and flowers. Relaxation
from oil professional thought and the
msrrimsnt abounding. would lead one
20 think that the professional assembly
was fully convinced that q hearty laugh
was far more health-glving than medi-
cation. During these joyous hours and
surroundings It was difficult for the
juniors present to realize that this
their home had been the nucleus Of the
present Sisters Hospital. 1t was the
tiny mustard seed from which sprung
the mighty trees Of both hospital and
training school of which Q number Of
former graduates hold excellent hos
pital positions.
Different games were played and .
delicious luncheon was served. All
pressnt enjoyed very happy evening
Snd will remember this event for 3
good many years to come.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-12-11
HIGH SCHOOL LITERARY

Mlteslan Literary Program Moaday, Decem.
Der 7th, 1914
Paper ''Ldterary Times" ........
100000. Helen Bean and Chris KNIGHT
Original Poem. Mary Marty
"aow I made my way homo from
the coast with )o.23, three hair
nets and Tango PIN. Meblo Gibson
Current Events. .........W VILLA knight
Selection by Orchestra
Molten made and carried for pro-
vision of curtain for stage.
Notion made and U~tried for trial in
case VI Gsorss Thompson, to bs carried
out December 10th.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-12-11
WILL HAVE TWENTY YEARS
Belle fourche Farms viii Have That Time To
Pay For Water Right

Belle foufche Farms viii Have That Time To
Pay For Water Right
Under the new law tho farmers living
on the Belle Fourche project will now
have twsnty years, to pay for their
water right from the United States
Reclamation service. Under the old
law the water right had to bs paid in
ton yearly installments but the farmers
had 90 much expense In getting their
land ready to produce crops that the
psyments we're too great for them to
meet, but under the new Law the farm
ers can meet their payments, these pay.
ments do not draw interest. New con.
tracts have been sent out BY the Rec
lamstion service and they are bsine
generally signed up By the water users;
and Il the contracts we're not signed up
BY December I. the amounts due for
water draw interest at the rate OF one
percent per month.
The water users are now feeling very
optimistic under the twenty year law
and Il is very evident that there is Q
'get.sossther" spirit prevailing be-
tween the water users and the Rsola-
nation service. Some time the lsttsr
part OF December Mr.. Will r. King.
chief council Of tho Reclamation ssrv-
ice will meet the water users and ex-
plain the new Law and discuss the legal
points involved. Mr. King is an irri.
getionist and is familiar with ell tho
problems Of the irriestor in new
country. Mr.. I. D. O'Donnsll, . Nom.
bsr Of the Commission, who is also IN
irrigstionist and farmer will come With
Mr.. King and meet the wster users.
The directors of the Bells Fourchs
Valley Water Users Association have
sent out notices sdvising water users to
wait the result of the conference With
Mr.. King and O'Donnell before accept.
Ing the usw Law. The new Law applies
20 other projects % we'll 20 the Belle
Fourchs project.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-12-11

purposes. AZ It is is We are willing TO
donate large portion Of its value for
any purpose you may wish, giving you
the hest support possible. and We will
do the best We can under the ciroum-
stances.
Sincerely yours,
Nichols Sanatoriums BY Perry Nichols"
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-12-11
HAS Been ENLARGED
State Tuberculosis Sanatoeium NJ Custer Mas
Been ENLARGED

State Tuberculosis Sanatorium At Custer Has
Been Enlarged
Custer Chronicle: Mrs. Mana Gil
bert, member Of the womans com
mtttee, In the last issue Of the Salem
Pioneer Register, of which che is ed
itor, says:
1.-THE Women's committee of investi-
cation Of the state charitable and penal
institutions made an inspection Of the
state ssnatorium for tuberculosis at
Custer, last week. The board of char
tiles and corrections met at the same
time and joint conference concerning
the state work was held by the two
boards. A new pavilion just complst-
Cd. which increases the capacity Of the
sanitorium from twenty eight patient
capacity to forty.two patient capacity,
was formally accepted by the board.
The temporary character Of the build
ings u q draw. back to some very nee
csssary improvements, chief Of which
is heating plant. We are opposed to
the erection Of other temporary build
ings-it 10 surely time that the state
should begin building on state insti-
tuition scale. Twenty patients were
under treatment-twelve men and
eight women-and number of appli-
cations for admission to the institution
were on 6le. The institution is doing
. good work. The condition Of Q num-
ber OF patients indicated that thev viii
have made complete recovery, and
left the institution before the time for
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-12-11

Virgil Yeagsr, chief clerk in the sue
erintendent's Office of tho Burlington
ct Desdwo0d, came down the latter
part Of lsst week aud spent . couple Of
days With relatives and friends In this
city and at the Ysagsr ranch on the
cheyonu0.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-12-11
FAILED TO DO ANYTHINo
Held That Richards Law Plan Is vlslatiea Q,
Federal and State cosstitutieas

Held That Richards Law Pian Is vleiatiea Of
Federal and State Constitutions
Pierre, =. D., December ll.-Asids
from duly and solemnly collecting
their fees Of ton cents . mile, the 70
publican and democrat committeeman
who met here eighty Ia number, trans.
actsd no other of1cisl business.
They did disouss the question Of
formally dsnounoins the Richards pri-
mary law, which is responsible for this
freak session, bat finally concluded to
refrain from such cotton, merely be-
cause It seemed 20 be foreign 20 the
specified business Of the session. In
the discussions It developed that every
committeeman present, in both parties,
favored the summary repeal OF The
Richards Law.
According to the best legal opinions
ct hand, the patronage provisions Of
the Richards Law seek 70 override the
constitutions Of the United States and
Of the state Of south Dakota. The fed.
srel oonstitution provides the method
of making appointments 70 government
positions and the state consultation
provides the method Of making stats
appointments, but the Richards pri-
mary law assumes to ignore thsss
'minor" regulations and ssts up sys-
tenn Of it, Own, In which the party
committeeman are given the power and
duty Of scheduling appointivo omoials,
both state and federal.
The democrats have only one federal
Office at thsis disposal In South Da.
kota-ths Rapid City lard omos Job.
There were eleven appointments On
6le for this place, but the committee
declined to make any recommendation
preferring 10 lsavs the solution 70 the
regular patronage dispensers.
In the republican committee msstina
resolution was adopted, setting forth
the claim that the patronage provis.
Ions of the Riohsrds' law are illegal Gid
In conflict with the constitution. To
cover sll state appointive positions
several hundred applications would b
required whereas only thirteon sppu.
cations had been died, and these mses.
" for general protection In some Of tha
important position.
Action was unanimous, In both COM
miteee sessions, against making eny
recommendation.
r a. Richards, author Of the pri.
mary lsw, claims that the state CON-
mitteemen are liable 20 criminal pros
ecuti0n for failing 70 follow out the
terms Of the Law In the matter OF sp
pc!ntmspts. but very little fssr waa
msn;sssted on that point.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-12-11
POINTED PARAGRAPHS

Title Sayings That centaia More rrsth
Than Poetry
"Everybody's doing II" In Europe.
Carranzs 10 great gsrsral. He has
never taught . battle.
Don't shirk responsibility. It will
enlarge your brain and your bank roll.
Our idea Of numbskull is Q fellow
who doesn't appreciate our brand Of
genius.
II the French become too hard prsss.
cd they might take refuge behind the
Russian whiskers.
That family row over the water
ecltpses even our own little domestic
unplessantness.
Don't shed any tears over the fate Of
the world whom you leave IL. The old
ball may never miss you.
The English king and the German
kaiser and reported to be on the 6ring
line. But ws note Il is only report.
Praise properly bestowed 10 one Of
your best Investments. But some
people are SO egotistical they want to
hog it oil.
Some people msskly accspt what.
ever 10 offered them and never think
OF demanding mors-and OF oourss
they never get anything but The
crumbs.
Every time girl msandsfs down the
street leading frolicsome dog b. q
string the old baldheads In this town
bsgine 20 exerciss the rubber In their
nscks. At the dog, OF course.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-12-11
WHEN We Gfrlr

We modestly suggest
That Christmas draws near.
And q little will pay
For this paper Q year.
IL you send IL in time
You perhaps will decree
That We-uns and ours
Shall partake Of tur.kee.
We give you our thanks
And this gentle hint,
For that little you send us
Direct from your mint.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-12-11

The high cost Of living has taken on
another boost BY the addition Of the
new war tax on marriage licenses.
Hereafter each marrige license must bs
provided with revenue stamp Of the
ten-cent denomination. We would
hardly surmise, however, that the
young Chap who wanted to get married
real bad would lot Q measly dime stand
in the WAY.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-12-11

Governor Byrne has appointed q
Commission Of I've to solicit funds for
the Belgium suffers, from eight west.
ern counties, and Mr.. w. E. Adams, iof
Deadwood. one of that Commission has
requested The Star to act In behalf OF
the work In Hot Syringe. All sub
scriptions should be entirely voluntary
and 30 received ct the Star Office. who
SEQ that such funds are transmitted 60
the proper authorities. The funds 20
DO used for the purchase Of -four which
the railroad companies will haul free
Of charge.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-12-11
WARRANTS NO GOOD

Warrants to Expert Accountant ID pesalsr.
ton Couats lavalid
In . written opinion received st
Rapid City Monday, Attorney General
Royal c. johnson holds that the var-
rants, amounting 70 $1,000 Issued by
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-12-11
SMALL VOTE

Republican Vote At Last Election Fell OH
Forty Five 'assdred
The ofi1oisi feturns from Pierre SHOW
that In the. resent general election.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-12-11

II you want to know the real heart Of
. man, take note of his treo&man of hi
vife and family. lt tells.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-12-11
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Believe In yourself and In time Others
will have faith In you.

The press dispatches this morning
failed to record the daily advent Of Q
new president in Mexico.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-12-11

When your wife points out your i'm.
psrfections It is the part Of wisdom q
count million before you answer.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-12-11

Never worry over the things you
can't do. Do the things you can TO
the best Of your ability, and In time
you will be doing tho others without
vnrrvinn
Washington Journal., 1914-02-07
@as wirO ants ben 0eMtid-G meri-
fanern?

Soaen Iie I'M groBen 80lfergemiib
ser Union oufgebeu unO 10 ibrem IL.
uniercm 8oIfstum uerIoren Deroen2
0iele unO 1bnlide 6ragen bebanoelt
Huoolf Ser5og, Der ulbeltrittene
9tebling ser Oclrtl6cn 2eieridaft, in
feinem nellen @onlalle 0Das groBe
SeimDcb~ Der oorerit litr in benz al
DISQUALIFICATION 5ntnilienblatt Der
Dcutiden: n0ie @arteulaube" Begin
memo IN Seft / oes nelien Sabrgan-
aes, oer6ffcntli6t miro. gl5 9er5og
por 0tpei Sabren oic 2dnoer Der Uni
OH bereiIte, I'M nit Itorfem @ort Die
ocutffen ~9lnIie0ler IN StGoten mo
O0rfern auf5uriittcln mo an5ltfell-
err, oa fonnte man ibon getuiB ieiL
Bob Die rei1en @rfabrungen elmer
ioIden 9Gpoitelfabrt in ibnl elm nelIes
inbaItpoues &utItperf reifcn iDiiroen.
limb Die @rDartungen Iino melt iiber-
.troffenI Ser5ogs NonIau idiloert,
tpie elm iirnger @~elebrter, ein Ser,
timber Ocs Dcuti6tlns, Oie uncr.
meBfiden @ebiete DER Union ourd-
reiit, tpie er aaentbaIben oas gIeihc
0roBe Scbnen nnh Dem @aterlanor,
oas ngroBe Seimpcb~ finoet uno mic
ar oaran feline eigene $offnitngen
aufridtct. Cine itarfe m%annbaftc
2iebe ldBt ibn 8uglcid aud Die nelte
Qeimat lciileS Scr5ens fin0en: an ser
Settle elmer prddtigeu Geutih ; Amc-
rifonerin, bic er ms olte 8atcrIano
3uriipgrpflan5t.
Ger gnfang Oieies 9ioinolles itebt
ieoem lmlerer 2eier altf @erInngen
tOiteuIos our @erfiignng.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-07
gig in @aftfornien.


Bum etiten MloI in Der @eI9i9te
bon Jresno gountb, Calf, ptrb
beuer bort Sis gu 9onbeIsopedtn
9eT9nitten tperoen. DUFF benz Big
Greet Gate, Der nit elmer fuBoiden
Gistruite bebedt i'll, %ertpartet man eins
grnte BON 5000 Sonnen Sis.
6amiIientragDbie.
Cine fur6tbore JamiIientrogDbit
bat fi9 Dor einigeu Sagen in g1stD
gort 3ugetragea. Der 9oImeti9er
Sulius Gtierbeim, Der auf glis
SsIanb ongeiteIt mar, bat aus Grim
ben, be borldufig nod boltommen in
OunteI geEiilt iinb, feline Satin. feline
beiben G09er6en i'm MIter bon neun
unb 5p0If Sabren unb iiA felbft bur9
RepOIDerf9ihe get0tet.
Neuer RanuL.
Our l1nterfiiBuns Der pIdne bes
Gtaates Connecticut be5iigli9 Der
G~ntpidlung BON NetD 2Onbon gu
einem @esbufen empfabl Das Rriegs=
beportement Dem &ongreB Die Ser
Iteuune zines RanaIs nit einem Siefs
tpaTerItanbe BON 3S unb elmer 8reite
pom 600 SUP unter MufpanO Don
$330,00O. Oas @elD lon fir bic
M~usfiibrung hes projettes in 3nei
Sabren unter Der 8ebingung bepilz
Iigt tperben, baB Der @taat bic 9afcn>
anlagen ausfibrt, fir peIGe bereits
81 100000 %bepiQigt finb.
S9uberts8u tOmmt.
Ser SCHUBERT 8unb, Der bebeu=
tenbite @e%IangDerein Seiterrei4s mad
benz Miener MGnner @eIangDerein,
pirb i'm Sabre 1915 cine geiIe na9
ben @~ereinigten Staaten unternebmen.
0rei6unbert Mann fart fpmmen bic
Sanger, unb eine ebenio groBe 3abl
M9tfGnger pirb fi9 Der Heifegeleus
f9aft anf@lieBen. Sin gan3er 99neas
bampfer beg Norbbeuti1en Qlnpb, bic
.Rronprinoe1iin Gecilie" ober Der
rRronprin3 @ilbelm" tpabrf9einli9.
nirb fir Die 5abrt 9e9ortert perben.
Das HeiIsprOgramm f6lieBt cine
Ron0erttcurnee bur9 0ablrei4e grobe
StGbte bes Qannes Elm.
MineraIif4e 5unbe.
Mie Der Gtoats9epIoge unb pro=
feHor Der Geologic an Der uniperiitGt
BON Colorado, NuHel 9. George, in
elmer Merchandising BON Bergbau=Sns
tereHenten BON Oenper Gountb be-
tannt ma9te, bat er i'm Stoate Golos
rabo elf 9uelen entbedt, beren MafS
fer MabioottipitGt in bobem MaBe be-
iiBt. ST teiIte au9 nit bei leinen
| Gor19ungen na9 r~abiobaltigen @r3en.
babe er Elm Sra entoedt iDel1es Der
MiTen59aft BIS ieBt nod unbefanni
mar unb neI9es 46 pro3ent Silbel
entbGIt. Diefss Sra 1T Bis ieBt aIa
unbrnu9bar Bel ben &upferminen 81
ben Nb9Gngen ~getporfen tporcen.
3eitbere9nungen.
Die Experiments. peIde f4On ppl
etIi9eu Monaten bcrgenommen por.
ben fnb. I'm Srrtiimer in Der 8ere4.
! Rurg bss 3eitunteriGieOes 5pilAeT
Waris anO WaihinatpA au eIiminie'
Washington Journal., 1914-02-07

rem, fperDen Demnd9F pom frdn8OFs
I9en unb ameritanifGen @eIebrten
nit SiIfe Der Drabtlolen StatiOnen
in Mrlinetou unb ouf benz @iffelturm
in paris pieber aufgenommen ipers
ben. gu benz @noe Iinb in MoIbin9s
ton 5mei frano0iifde GadDerftGnbige
angefommen unb bic Mrbeiten perS
ben pieoer Beginner, fObal6 bic bier
Mmerifoner, fDeI9e li9 nod ouf benz
@ege rad paris beFinben. ibr 3ieI
errei9en. Den MbI@luB Der Mrbeiz
ten erpartet man in Npril,
5Iotten perben tommen.
Stint BON ben2dnoern, pel9e eins
eeloben fporoen linb, 1i9 anl6Bli9 Der
GrDffnung bes panamafanaIs nit
Syabr3eueen an Der groBen Marines
9arabe gu beteiligen, bic i'm tommen=
ben Sabre BON 6ampton RoaDs bio
Yanomatanal nod benz m@olOenen
5bor" (San 5rancisco) geben tpiro.
baben baS Staatsbeportement in aIer
Torm in Renntnis gefeBt. ii9 an Der
parabe beteiligen gu ponen. nGmli8
Die argentinii9e &epublit, Grantrei4.
0eutf9lanb, @roBbrttannien unb
pDrtugal, 0u pelAen nabrfdeinli9
aud Sapan unO f9liebIia ale ieefab
renben Nationen Der Melt tommen
perben. Man9e 2dnoer, pie guates
mala, Saiti, 9onouras II. a.. inb
auBer Stanbe, fi9 nit Tabroeugen gu
beteiligen, tperben aber Our9 WariHes
pffiSiere pertreten Iein.
Gin m It.
Trau Hobert @oeIet bat gegen ibren
@aften, ben $35, 100000 beiiBenben
@obn BON Sgben @oeIet, in proDi<
bence, 81. s, bic RInge ouf gbeIhei=
bung eingebra9t unb babel bebaut.
tet, er babe iie nit unertrdgliner
@~raufamteit bebanbeIt. Gr hiugegeu
fagt. fe bef9dftise fi@ gu itbr nit Der
Malerei unb anoeren 190nen &iinften.
bic lie terort in Mnlpru9 ndbmen,
boB BON einem gIiidlihen Samilien~
Ieben ni9t bic Rebe Iein tonne. uebris
gems baben 2eute fbon Dor Der 1904
gef9loHeneu Gbe prOpbe5eit, bob ft
einer ungliidli9en Nusgang nebmen
piirbe. Das paar lit ndmIi9 niAi
ipeniger ols breimaI nentlobt" setues
fen, ober INNER pieber fanben Ie fid
5uIammen. Jrau @oelet mar @Iiis
Mbelen BON pbiIt htIpbio, cine amer.
tannte G90nbeit. Sbr Mann ion Re
nod abg0ttifd Iieben, unb man 1T
bnber sefponnt, gu b0ren. norm bic
@rouIamteit beitanb. bic iie# ibm pOrs
tpirft. Der Gbe finb 5tpei Rinber ent.
Tprungeu. BON Senen Ogden 1907 unh
Peter 1911 gebOren tuurbe.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-07

SO c inner bon Ocn 0eutiden e.
ne gleiie mad 9eutidlanO ma1t, be.
nust meiItens ole oeutiden 9ampier'
LINEN, uno oa lit in eriter Sinie fiji
Die bieiigen 0elti1en Der gytorOoellt-
ide 2loDo", tpeIdcr in go. 715 "A.
StraBe, N.-8., feline @geHtur bat
9ort tpoItet in 3uDorfommenoer 8ei-
ie Serr 81. 6. Modler ieires amtes.
mo fertigt fir Die &eiienOeu Die 81
fets aus unO gibt ionitige ausfunft.
aud Bel Der Sirn1a 6. s. 9roop am
Sons 60, Is. uno @-StraBe q. N.
in0 6abrideine 81 baben.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-07
9anfiaOnnp.

slQen Oenen, Sic ms BEL Dem pIoB
liHen Sooe unlercs lieben Gotten
mo 8ntcrs 10 biele Wcmeiie ibrcr
5rcunoi6aft uno Tcilnabme gcgeben,
oie DerlMbt babelL ms lit unierer
Irauer bei5nIteben mo oie 0urH ibrt
@egcntpnrt BEL or @ecroigung mn
oltr1 oic iibcrreidcn @lnmenipenoen
benz ~gcIicbtcn Gotten Ole IeBte Gbry
eripieierL iagen mir ber8lihen 9olf
Snionoerbeit aber Gilt oieicr 9anf
Batter Notb bon Ser ct. Marienfir1c
fir ole licbepoAcn, troitreihen @ortp
beiin @ottesoienlt nnO bel Der Beer
oigung.
Trnn Mgues Serneaf
MuO SiuOer.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-07

Sarm 81 berfanfen;

VNrM 81 UtrIWATtHs
SO8 Mfer Mild- uno 8iebfarm,
III Qouoon gorntD, @ireinia, unge.
fGbr $50 ader in @ultur, Helt @alo.
Das 9ano 1T porteilbaft gelesen, 2
Meilen bon Der g%iienbabn; glltes s
8immerbails, Shcune, 2ornbans,
S~iibnerItaq, Shmeineitaa, @is< IND
5leiidballs. S1oner Obitgarten,
uiu. MuB tpcgen Grbihaftsregu-
lierline berfauft mer0en. 8reis if
$4,000.
Barbour anO Warbunrr
Mc2nhlen Bldg.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-07
@eHOrben.

GOebsn Dor Druid Der 3situns bOrsn
mir pom benz EOOs Der Jruu u. BoI4,
in SO. 1914 ga. aUs. u%O3nsno. Bir
psrOeu III mddllsr 9lummsr Dsiis'ss bs'
iatsn.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-07

Mh6 Der ginnabme BON Suare3 baben bic Hebeaen Ii @@@.e LSnsa
ben GHenbabnen i'm nGrOhhen 9ele eine Spur BON 8ronOi9nsung unD
3erf1runq surldeeloHen. @tqas Mrmee 5pg ft9rdb fubpGrts unb nahm
CHIHUAHUA Elm, no9Oem ss BON ben 8unbesruppsn gerdumt DorOen NOR.
Ds Rsbenen iprnghn g~Hmtabn3ige in bic 2uft unO isstsn BIZ: Erlm'
mr in Branb. gBenn bic @e5dihte bes Samples gegen 9uerto gefnreben
II. GirO F4. %nobrddnli5 %FsSoasfslsqt bob Der BEIRUT an gasu'
les Der Rebenen uusmaht. Dos Obere Bib Ssgt BON ben gebenen sers
tDrte gHenbabnpoggons, bos mithere burG Seuer 5erFOrte psrfOneuDag'
CONS unb bus unHfe cine AbteIung BON Eebeuen auf elmer ihrer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-07

2uroc MittciInngcu aus Ocm
GamiIienfreiie ODER aus oeul GrelIn-
0esfreiIe, Die Iid fir Oie @er0ffcnt-
lidung eignen, IinO uns ieocrScit
ber8Iid piltommep