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9m SlnsjttrGeil.

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Die S6noIben unb bic StDtt1e
fno in europa i'm Nus1tsrben be3rifs
fen, gu oieier jeosn 2ierfreuno be-
tribenoen 6eititelun9 eeIan9t bic
5udSeitidrift Der meiomaun" III
ibrer lebt,n Nummer. gIuh in ie3s
ten sSriihinbr iino tpieoer 5ablreltbe
S6palbenbruten perInien poroen
uno Die Sunsen tutid6Iitb perburgert.
SelbIt Die ipeniaen oIten Sdpdlben.
Die nod in 9eutIhlnno nus3ubaIten
Deriuden, Isioen Wangel, feitoem oie
@ntndKeruns einen 10 boben G)rop err
r,idt uno bic 8ooentrodenhett Suges
upmmen bat. sSSn ben Ortithaften nit
unteriroifhsn WnherIetungen, aus>
getrodneten Seiden uno peroedten
0uno7tdtten febl,n Die SAnnlben
IdneIt. 9ugegen iino iie bduIig iiber
Sumpf> unD Seen9egeroen. roo Die
Grndbruno beFsr ousfGut. an3utref=
len. Sc freit,r Der SerbIt porriiet.
telto uuffdQiger peroen lie bier; lie
iA!pdrmten ipgnr gu !0un0ertt1ulcn<
rem. 9}0tiirlih mnren Die oeutfdeA
Strpalbtn permeGrt ourh ben 3u3ug
aus nem Toroen. Damn user. ols
ihon. bic meiiten lreiter getoanoert
naren. erIhienen iberoa iber ben
5eid,n, an 9unobaufen uno in mar.
men 60uiereGen feline Srupps. Die
iith ourt ben Sttpber binnurd) bier
bielten, I'm lhlisbli9 polItdnoig aufs
aerieben gu pero,n. Grmattet. pers
tiimmert fuGen lie gu 8oosn. ins
Wuiier uno qehen Elm. IS iino per=
ipdtet ousQebriitets Sungen. oi. ii6
ncd niht oerort entipidelt auspeiien.
bop lie bic Reiie mitmoden tonnen.
9tber aud ouf ter 3tiie 9eben oiele an
GntfrdftltnQ Elm.
Wus dbnlifen 9riinoen 1T ous ,3u=
riidqeben Der Stor6e ertldrIid). Ourb
oas geridtpinpen Der Giimpfe uno
Wo1eriteuen 1T es ou6 nit Der Grs
nGhrung iebr tiinmerIiA teItelIt.
Mebr uno mebr meioen tie Die Gerts
lihteiten, Die Il. friiber oil Su 0uBens
ben besppbnten, eere uao perfullene
Storhnefter finbst man NOD hduIi9.
brutenoe St0r6e nber ieltener SSn
5dher Inbdn9lidteit on bic ulte Seis
mot bielten iie aunGdit nod aus uno
itel3ten bic GeGer ob, ober oiei. ums
eefpDbnuna gereidte linen noh teingr
6iniidt gum bouernnen 0orieil; lie
pcrgriffen ijh in Der ylot an 0ogels
neItern. Sungh>isn. fooab Der Sdgsr
nuf lie fa6noets. Uiit oem bober tom.
member Sorn perbot lih ouru bic
8eriorgun9 pon ieIbIt. glpd einen
5neiten Sdritt toten lie. lie 9ingen
ouf ben petteI. fpuroen gu nStrid)s
oogeIn". 3roboem 9inoen iie Don
Sabr gu Sabr INNER mebr 3uriid. nae
mentIih lei Der onbnlienoen gooens
iroden6eit. oi. mir ron 1911 an per-
5eihnen. Gs itsbt totid6Iid 10. Dob
tie ihre Sungen toteten. Gle ieItft
jel9ten ild atgema9ert uno enttrQftei.
ioooB lpohl nn3unebmen 1T, oob ois
meiiten nitt jmitanos poren. bic
3eiie gu iiberi;eben. So iheiren bisfs
beiotn gum Sduge oe5 6ouies tes
itilnnttn 9ooelarten rem Goie perfal=
len, oos Opfsr oer 9uItur gu mex.
nen. bic ibnen bic Griiten3b beoingIn9en
ninini.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-06
Saani6ifai's GOift.
Yetiug. 5. fsebr.

Yrdiiosni Sadnihitai bet am 0ieuss
tda BIER eineu @rIl6 pelp6smlldlt. ner
Die glbihaHun9 ldmmlIiher prpplnilO'
lsu &oisusrtreturgeu ue,liigt. 4ieie
Yropinjinl 9inbtags. Die nit Der Sdlai'
lang Der HspublIt eIu9erldltel wurosn,
hdben il ned Der &epoltsrun9sSuhl Der
hftlslitnosn ErouinSGu smlihGn iiiniil9
uno bunerrt Niit9lleoer. uno ibre ges
il egebsriidleu 8eiuauiiie udren ous'
ldneblld) dni lhre ErpuinS beihrdufl.
Ill notpnoIsu 9Ingeleaenbelten batten
lie nht mitjureOen; iie eutid,ieOeu in
nerbalb Der ErOuin5en iIr oen Gtai,
Die Steueln unb glnlsi1eu; &c iollIcu
jeess Snbr Sluei Wtonais III Slbun9
itin. Ou6ei benz worsn auBetorosniiibe
SelliUngu por9eIebtn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-06
. Fir ;Srpithenlen uno aufge:
iprun1ene Snut.

SIR erirurere Chrsn, Singer uno
3eheu. aufgeiprungene Sdnoe nno
Qippen. 5rOitbsuIsn. 0nutnusbruhe,
roths rno rauhe 6aut aibt es nitts
teiisres tuie BudIen Nrnica SaIbe
7as bette Mit,el fir ale 6autsRrants
heiten. iudenoes eczema. llss e;c. Csc.
8ei alien Np0thstern oost per Bot
&. 8. 8udlsn & 60. I5ilaesIphia ooer
s. ct. gpuis.-4n5.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-06
fuy 9@unocrpolle $5uIfen.M .Meoi,in

p gr. Sings giep discovery 1T iiber'
al betannt oils Elm Wiittel. peIdlss
lider 6uiteu ooer Grtd.tung turirt. q
u qotuou uon 6bljon. 3euu.. ihreibt;
,gr. Sings giem 7iacoperp 1T bic
uunoeruCuits We6iSn fur 6uitsu. @rs
taltun0en. ten 6aIs uno Die qun9eu.
bic Id le in meInem Bsihdit usrtauit
babe 9,as 1T mobr. neil 9r. sInQ .
g'eU IjscoDelp be geiabrIidiieu Gr'
'auunQen uno 6uiien iopie guugeu'
franfdeiten igbr ihueu furirt 5je
icGen ejns 6loide 3u jebst 8eIt tm
6auis bobtr iiir olis Mit0Iieber Der
;Familte, 50c un6 81. Bei olsu 2Ipos
ibetern ober spr &of. &. e Budleu &
80, @bilaosIp9ia ooer St. 2ous. Wing
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-06
Sampi init Giugcboreuen.
Teiuan. Morpttp. |. Heb

9n eiaem Gomsf sipiiaen ipdniiAsn
Giuppsn uno mnrpifaniihen Ginsebo'
reuen fieIen am 5rsitaa. pie jtBt mad
Bsni Salem semsIOet iuiro. mebrere
bunoelt @inseboreue; bic Spauier
bnben nnd> Der omillheu NeIouna 4
GifiSiere unb 22 Wfnnn 3oote. TO-
pie SifiSiere uno il6 Ninnn Der
WunnetP
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-06
0egen Snberfnliuteit.
Chicago, SSa 4. 6ebr.

Ter bier taqenoe SabrescOnueut Der
SaiHci5 GalrpmRn's 2iHOciotion nGbm
am Montn9 8eiOIutjpnen on, in oenen
@ourerueur 3unue'S HroflnmatiOu.
onrh Die Der 9absrtulintsit fir 9iinos
ueb i'm Stante S!Iinois obIisotorild
aema6t lpiro, idari usrurlbelIt piro.
3em GOnuent luobntsn audi einise
Mildiarmer uOn Snbiana uno gSiss
conIin bel. Gppoiitlon sesen Die 8e'
iolution iuuroe einSi9 uuo ollein bon
einem 8eIesaten aus gSisconlin 9elieno
aemaht.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-06
Sefanuter 2eutider 9eitOrbeu.
@6icaso, Sd, 4. Ssebr.

TNN"SSI wv T. ONNH'
Senlp @reeneboum. Grinder Der bies
liaen German Rational Ydnf, lit am
Nontag i'm 2iIter pon so Slbrsn
9eltorben. Der Geritorbans fam i'm
Sabre lS48 nah oen Yer. Staatan.
3ulnmmen nit isirem 9ruoer biloete
ct bic 6Irma @reenebaum SrOtye yer5
& 0o
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-06
gSaruuug au Snifragcttcn.
@oihinaton. 3. g.. 4. 6etr.'

WaIbln9ton, 3. g., 4. 6eUr.
GipiloisnitauseiteQte I'M 8unoesa
bienit, Die in Serbirrung nit 6rnueu'
itimmrehts. Orgnniiationen iteben. luur'
ben an 9ienltas omtlid semarnf, ib
nidt an politiibeu Ngitatlonen su be.
tbeiIieen, lei es nun al8 Yeamte pon
@erbdnoen o6er ourb 8eeinilu1iun9
onoerer, wibrigenfaas iie auf @rnno
Der @io;!oieniibe Itimmun9en entlalitn
meroeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-06
@abl in 6aiti.
Iurt.ou.Yrince. 0uiti, 5. 6ebr.

HOrt'ousYrince. '0aiti. 5. 6ebr.
9aS Itduoi9e SenotStomite. III oeiien
Sanben jebt Die 9ie9iefuna Der &epu
bnt patti liegt. bat ben GongrcB Sur
HroIloeuienmabl einberufen. @S gill
allerOln9s iilr Slueilrlbaft, oh Die &e'
bgllsn einen RrGiiosnten anerttnneu
merorn. Der unler ben seseniudrtissu
Ssi baltnliisn 9eludblt luiro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-06
Nuitraliidrs ISlrild.
SeattIe. Walh.. 4. fsebl

StaItIe, gSall-, 7. i5ebr.
3luei Millipnen BfunO gsiro,enss
RInoileiih trnIen bier ON Ntonta9 ucd
gluitroIisn elm. @s ilt OIes Die erlte
birefie 6leiitienouns pon Guitrnlen.
uno 8eamte Der Smportnrmo ertIdrs
ten. oaB binIort reselmaBjgs Sfueuns
Gen IolQen meroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-06
SOm Sultan alleQC;rid)uet.
@inahomptpn. u. " >. Gsbr.

EIHgQahlplpH, 70 y D. Jebt.
Sultan Mubameo Y bat 5rau i.
6. Yoputtr i'll 8iushlmypn u. g..
ilIr ,hre %eroieuiie ais 9ranfeuphsee.
rim IN turfildsn Qajoreiten mdbreno
ocs Saltantrieses BEN Croen Nlldans
rSdefutat nit SrilIaneu Uerliebeu.
6rau Bounter ipar elne Oer meniasn
umeritauiihsn BfsgerInreu Ole wdb'
renc Ser idIimmlten 3eiisu bes &risgs.
aIs Die Helt Hnter ben Solonten mlis
tbete, dusbisIten. iie lit ole anssnom.
meme 3Ohier oes friibeyen ameritanis
taniiben @eneralfoniuls IN aonltanIis
uopeI. 6. Wt. Iidinion.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-06
~ Gin ioeales ,Srauen Saratib.
W,tttel.

Ser m6tte Salie oosr Gator Gil
einnehnen. menn es ntts btiiares
oibt ME Er. Sings 9ieru aiie R;Gs
iiir oaen 1rubel osr Gin9sUei6e DE
ielbeu ipirtsn lsiht Tnb nalilrilh tit
ben Maqeu nn6 biz Gsbsr. itimuliren
uno reauliren Die GinaPpeloe unb re-
auiiren bag aou;e a6rpsripitem 8reis
25c. Bei dqen 2tpoib5farn. 8. 8.
gjuflen & 60, 45iIaeeIpbia ober ct.
2ouis. au5.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-06
= Sberit u. Rcuter ucrleBt.
Berlin, 1. Sebr.

VttttH, =. StU[.
Gberit D. Heuter pcm 90. SnIonies
ljete9lmsnt. Der iiir5Iidl opm &ri6gsgs.
rlht in Sohen Der Gonflifte Siut)hen
WlililGr uno @iuil in 3nbern freiaes
iprpdsn mar. III sum @ommanoeur oeS
2S Bronbenbur9iiden 9issimsnts in
;5ranfiurt a. 8. perlebt iuorbeu Rtu'
tels Batter. Der isiuerSeit GberIt 6ieIes
Heglments ipar. 1T i'm Sabre 1870 an
Der Spite ieineS 9iesiments i'm GiinB
9sfaIlen.
DIE @erieturg bss Oberiten nod
oieism Reaiment miro oIS cine Gunlt'
be1eu8nng nnaefsben uno 1T tuobI oGiu
beiiimmt, Oberit BON Rsuter iiber cine
etpdiae MiBiitmmung iibsr bic 8trs
ietun9 bInwegSuieben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-06
ST. Sdnb III HnBlauO.
1ebfron, 95ei fen, 4. SSebi

9Of nmtIlder Wetbung III Der ebs'
mollqe Shab pon Beriieu. Mobammto
Vii WtrSn, IN Ct. 8etetsbur9l einas'
ncIIen Tor meni Ell 3ogen mar 9e'
neloet luc,oen WtlrSa ptone einen
Slootsitsih in 4ei fen, mpourh eroBe
Nuile8un9 in 9leQierun9streiien in Zee
Geion berp0rgeruien mutoe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-06
Hcbclleu crlrtnt.
lniliou bat Gas non Gait im ,lidrS
l9l2 perbdu9tt embargo duf
lDaf,u dutstbobcu,
0aihinalan. .. s.. /. Gebr.

gSalbiugt9u. Z. g.. I. 8ebr.
Y.dlissut 9Silion bat on Eiemitla
e,ne &rotlamaliUn eylalisn, ourd bic
bos upu ieinem Sorganger. &t1tognt
9dii. srloliens Ssrbot Oct Nuslubr uon
9Soifeu uno Ntuutlou ndh Mcrttp auis
gtbUben pIro. De &rUt dmouon lit
ons Heiultat elmer am Tormlttaa ob9es
baIteuen 9abintt;SFsnns uno mar bee
reliS am Samltog beldlloNeu, eenn bee
rfll8 oamalS muroeu ole anHrltanllheR
Yollhalteu une @sluuoiltalten i'm
Auslauo POM StnnlSoepartsment onles
mltlsu. Die reip. lremoen 8saterungsn
uon bieicm Shriit Der amRritanlihen
G,9leruu9 M,rltO segtniibtr in 6snnts
uiS "a leBen. 8lelsr Sd)rlt, oee ,St0s
lloenieu wlro IN osr 8nueeSbaupiltaot
ollasmsin ginltlg beiprpd)eu uno es
berrIdt Ole llebsrjeuguu9 uor, baB oas
@noe Der NtppIntipn in Der Mddbars
tepubllt jebt uur nod cine Sraee Der
Belt IT, gSann uno Ob Die Gonliltus
tlonoIllten oiniitu ais tie9tulreHoe
Wiott uon Oen &er, Sloaten nnerfauHt
utr0en. mar nldlt in @lIabruug III
bllugeu GaS embargo 0nf 98niien
nod 0eegjto iuar Ieit bent IA. Wlnrs
1912 IN &raIi; IS murOs leiner5sit auf
&erduIonuua oes @rdIioeuitu 9aft
pom GonQreB perfii9t.
8eitilr5ung in Meritp.
Wisrit0. 4. 6ebr.
Iie Suu0e pon Der Wuibebung Der
@Giienausiubr nad WierlfO nuroe in
Der merltanliten pdupIltnot init 9es
nlld)eu @elnhICn nul9euommen. SSn
Negleruu9sfreilsn maale man fetu 0egt
aus Der Betiirdtana. 6nB Die Rebelien
iebt 5lugifsaos I'M SOribell iiuo. cine
Aulibt, oR onlheineno BON &rdiiosnt
0uerta nid)l gCtbsiIt wiro. bsr oarouf
blnweilt, ooB bic &ebsIen nud porber
6ou g9aiisn uno Wuniiiun iiber Die
@reuSe asihmuaselt baben. trOB oes
oRlhelnenoeu BerIuhs oeS omeritanis
i6en arie9soeportemcns. oies 5u uers
hiueeru. glm Nbeno ionisrirte 8raI
Susrta nit lelaem Wtiniltsr bes Asus
beru. Ssuor 0iebeno.
9oblrei6e Nmer'tauer. inO loultlse
Nustdroer bdben Iit) lOiori uad 6ins
ieffsn Der giadridt sur Nbreiie gefia
itet uno pieie iiuo bersiis en- Nbeno
nod 8era Cruz absefabreu, oo lie eis
nfn baioi9en gln9riii uui Die Sanpts
ltdot erparten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-06
Gafetueriano erlei6tert.
8aibinaton. 4. SSebr.

GensraIpoItmeiItsr 8urIeIon bat uer'
fii9t. buB Grudiadenpddste. Die iiber
pier Hluno idiuer iino, tiinfIi9 sur
IoItbel0roerung onsenommen perOen.
iOIanae Iie tnnerbalb Der 8eitimmungen
betreHs bes b0bltSuldiii9en NtaBes nno
8elutbts bIeiben; bIsber rpdren Hltste
oeIer Grt uon Der 8si0rOsruns ourd
Die |pit ausseidlOiien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-06
WOttbals britati0t.
@aibinston. Z g.. ;. ;

Die Grusnnnns Sberii George gg.
@oelbals' sum 8ouuern'nr Der 8ana.
matanoISone wuros an gi;timuh pom
Suuoeslsnat beitatist. Gls Gruennuna
triit am | glpril 1914 IN 4ralt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-06
Sir 1yraucnit itimmredt.
TrsntOn. q. 6, 5. iSebr.

Ntit ~ aesen Stimmeu nnbm oas
llnter5aus bier in Der Staatslesislatur
om 9ienitag eine Reipluiion on. bic
ein Nmenoement CUR Staa,suerioRurg
uOrliebt, oas ben 5raueu bns STimm.
rett sswdbrt; Die 6elplutiou sebt icst
on ben Staa:siennt.
Evening star., 1914-04-06
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been report
past twenty-four hours:
George S. Garvin, G5 years, 1894 North
Capitol street.
Joseph Webster, > years. Children $
Hospital.
Thomas W Sweeney. e. years, 22o2 18th
street northwest.
Joanna Behrens, SO years, 1924 Sth
street northwest
Eta Mailman. 80 years, go Louisiana
avenue northwest.
Jane A. Grimes, - years, &c 9th street
southeast.
Hovannes Malkonian 81 years, WASH
ington Asylum Hospital.
William. Page, Il years, Georgetown
Hospital.
Sarah Senfoni, year, Childrcn's Hos
pitai.
Adolph G. Lutz. months, GAS keefer
place northwest.
Monte 4. Weeks. IA days. 700 .th street
southwest.
George o. Edwards, 40 Years, 1896 2d
street southwest.
George Brooks, II years. Washington
Asylum HOSPITAL.
Daniel Hall, 81 years. Washington Asy-
lum Hospital
Alice Snowden. As years. Washington
Asylum Hospital.
Edward West, 81 years. Garfield Hospl-
tai
Mary Wariield IS years. Aationai
Homeopathic Hospital.
Annie Waters IL years, sos Sheridan
avenue Anacostfa. d. c.
Thomas H. Butts, 81 years, 2l29 3sh
street northwest
Evening star., 1914-04-06

started in business from which he re
tired nineteen wears later He WAS one
of the organizers of the Columbia road
and was a director until its absorption by
the Washington Traction Company. He
was also a charter stockholder and di-
rector of the Lincoln National Bank and
has been and continues to be active in
other financial affairs. He is a member of
the Oldest 1nha bitants' Association and
subscriber to The Star for fifty years.
Mrs. Coppes was Miss Mary Foley Of
this city. Rev. Father Mcclure, then
pastor Of St. Aloysius Church. married
the couple in that church April 10, 1864
Mary Baldwin Seminar, -Numnae
ASSocia ton will gather Wednesday at
the home Of Mrs. James Trimble. 1914
Lamont street northwest. All former
students will be welcomed.
.Racketty- Packetty House." the House
Of Play benefit. which is to have an
elaborate production of FIVE natinees at
the Belasco Theater April is and the
week following. is attracting much in
terest. Patrons and patronesses will
include Mrs. Henry T. Dimock. Mrs.
Thomas F. Walsh. Mrs. Wallace Rad
eliffe Miss Mary pyenh,nd s; aals Mrs r se B. NJ r
George Herbert Judd. Mr.. John j. Duff.
Mrs. George A. King, Mr.. J. Philip
Hermann, Wr. George w. kober Miss
Harriet Il. Porter. Mr. John +. Larner.
Peters, Mrs. Walter Tuckerman. Mrs.
Arthur Hennins and Mrs John Monk.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth B.
Cotton, daughter of the late Senator r.
J. Cotton of southern Maryland, and
Mr.. Carl J. Ewing of Atlanta, Ga, Rev.
G. G. +. Bratenahl officiating. took place
at noon Saturday. April 4. at the home
of the brides cousin, Mrs. Charles d.
Drayton Only near relatives We're
present. After a wedding breakfast
NF,..- lea So, -,rI-
and Atlantic City. Later they will go
to their home in Atlanta. Ga.
Miss Dorothy Wyeth has returned
from a visit to New York and Phila-
delphia.
Notices intended for the society sec
ton of The Sunday Star must reach this
Office not later than Friday morning to
insure publication and should bear name
and address of writer.
Evening star., 1914-04-06
Births Reported.

/. The following births have been re
ported to the health department during
the past twenty -four hours:
Thomas, jr., and Renie Riggs. girl.
Thomas L. and Catherine H. Morris.
boy.
Rudolph and Pearl I. Hornback, boy.
Clarence T. and Lillian E. Herbert,
girl.
Sam and Tillie Fedman. boy
Roscoe and Gettina Davis boy.
Philip and. Thedora Bonde. boy.
James A. and Louisa Jackson, girl
Evening star., 1914-04-06
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
A. Emerson Fletcher and Levena X.
Fagg.
Thomas II. Early and Nellie Squires,
both of Brandywine, Nd.
Frank Dunn and Rosalie Bilson.
George A. Smith and Julia Hines, both
Of Forest Glen, Md.
Royston +. Sabean and Emma D.
Marks.
Robert Moore and Winnie White
Evening star., 1914-04-06
Calls Reason Greatest of Virtues.

Declaring reason the greatest of ali
virtues. Prof Hyland c. Kirk, i'll q lee
ture before the Secular League at Py-
THAN Temple yesterday. showed the
power of reason in all the acts of life,
and asserted that the solution of the
human problem will come about through
its means.
Evening star., 1914-04-06
Samoan Natives Kill Germans.
ign Correspondence Of The star.


APIA, Samoa, March IS. 1871.
The killing of three German settlers
near here. by native constables. who
made off into the bush with rifles and
reyolvers is attributed to the de
1noralizing" effect of cowboy ana simi-
lar pictures on acknowledgement films.
Evening star., 1914-04-06
In Memoriam.

In Mem0rlam.
BUCKLEY. In sad but loving remcmlranee II
my dear farther. who entered into eternal
rest six years as" today. April 6, 1905.
BY HIS DAiGIITER MAGGIE.
DAVIS In sad remembrance u our daughter
and sister. Lucy DAVIS, who departed tht-
life one year ago ,l, today April .. 1917
Bl MorHIl. iND SISTER
HAIL IL had In sad hgt '9,,Hf rSmemt5apo, z "r
4. 1911.
Dear is the grave whore our bowed one Is aid:
Sweet is the memory that never shall fade.
Roses may wither, leaves fade and dic:
Though Others forget you. NJ, never shah
BROTHERS AND SISTERS
JACKSON In sad but loving rcincmbr9Ic,. z
gnr ,ssed who %" ang ,his m I'M.
years today. April T. 1911.
BY HIS DEVOTED MOTHER AND BRoTHEE.
JACKSON. In sad but loving remenhrsner u
my dear mother. ANNIE. JACKSON, slo
died three years ago today. April e. 1911.
BY HER son. GEO. A. JACKSON.
JENNINGS In sacred and loving remembrance
OF my dear husband aud loving father.
Rev. SAMUEL L. JENNINGS. who entered
into eternal rest two years ago today. April
i. 1872.
Two years for US without his presence.
Two years of loneliness. grief and pam.
But still smile amid tears.
Knowing loss is but his gain.
The trial is hard the pain severe.
To part with loved dear.
But in hearts he shall remain
Until In heaven again.
BY HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
LIPPHARp; In sad but loving r,m.mhran,e
who passed away April q 1910 and brother.
THADDEoUs 4 IfPrHARn. April 1. 1912.
often sit and think OF thee
When ! am all alone.
For memory is the only friend
That grief call its Own.
BERTIE.
my dear mother. ELLA \. LIPPHARp. Who
suddenly taken from ~ four years AZ"
-.,day. April 6, 1910.
Years roll On: my heart grows wcary,
A. | think of her Zach daE-
And my life has never been drearr
Since dear mother pissed away!
~ HER LOVING DAUGHTER IDITu.
o-BiIEN In sad but loving omhran.e Of
NV dearly beloved brother. THOMAS J.
o.BRIES. who died three years ago today.
.ET sysis 6 ,harlb isll Al sm mas =
EY HIS SISTER. NJ. o'BHn.N.
SMITH. Sacred 10 the memory of beloved
husband and father. WILSON SMITH. who
departed This life three years ago today,
While you lie il peaceful sleep
Your sacred memory We shall always keep
BY HIS WIFE AND son. MARY T. AND
LESTER SMITH
WEBSTER. In loving rcnl"iuhranc" Of my d''af
son. ALPHoNZU WEBSTER. who d"parted
this life three years ago today, April q,
1911.
Death holds the life Of the one | love,
And * left sad and lonely
Happy angels and bore him
From this world Of grief and pain.
HY HIS LOVING MOTHER. ELIZA WEBSTEE.'
WILLIAMS In sad but loving remembrance. Il
our dear mother EMILY T.. WILLIAMS. " TO
departed this life two years ago today. Air3i
4. 1872. - .,.
WopMLEY Sacred to the memory Of dear
husband JUIIN II. NuRMII.i. wh" died \
wear ago today. April u, 1915. and dausni"i.
RFSSIF, WoRNfLEI. who d.',d twenty light
years ago. Anril 6 isst.
.BlesSed arc the dead VIII" die ~ The l>.rd
BY THEIR LOVING WIFE ANp Molifi',
ANNA Z. WOI:MLEl-
Evening star., 1914-04-06
Plum Chokes Centenarian to Death.

Foreign tofftslVH1encr u TIT '-F'T.
MELBOURNE. March ), 1914.
George sara, who attained his one
hundredth year November 80 last died
at Willunga, South Australia. recently
He was in good health and was having
his breakfast when he chohed in eat
ing a plum and paralysis ensucd.
Evening star., 1914-04-06
Aeroplanes for Russia.

Foreign correspondence Of The star
ST. PETERSBUR re. March -. 1911
The government is ordering ten Si-
korsky aeroplanes, to be ready this
spring. at a cost Of l,Go0O00 roubles
Evening star., 1914-04-06

As "a result of picking open a blood
blister on his hand, John Springer. a resi-
dent of keedysvlle. Md. is lying ut the
hospital in llagcrs:own in Il serious con-
dition with blood poisoning.
Evening star., 1914-04-06

Mrs. James Willard Ragsdale will not
be at home tomorrow afternoon, but will
receive Tuesday after Easter
Evening star., 1914-04-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Luis T. Corea returned to
their home in New York last night after
a visit to the latter's mother. Mrs. David
S. Gordon. Mrs. Corea was here for the
past fortnight and was joined by her hus-
band last Friday. AS is usual during
their visits to the capital. both received
many delightful attentions from their
friends in official and resident circles.
Evening star., 1914-04-06

Mrs. Jesse Coleman of Betterton, Nd,
who has been the guest of her cousin,
Mrs F. E. Murray of the Cadiz apart
ment, has returned home.
Evening star., 1914-04-06

Alss Lillian f. Menaueh. who has been
visiting Lieut.. c. +. b. Price, L. S. NJ. G.,
and Mrs. Price at the marine barracks.
Norfolk, Va, returned home Saturday.
Evening star., 1914-04-06

The golden wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs Augustus B. Coppes, - l street,
occurs this week.
Mr. Coppes is a native of Philadelphia.
came to this city in January, 1861. and
Evening star., 1914-04-06

Mr.. and Mrs J. Harry Wood, the lat
ter formerly Miss Nevett $. Claude Of
this city are at home to their friends at
1115 Harlem avenue. Baltimore, Md.
Evening star., 1914-04-06

Mrs. James V. Swcetser of Indianapolis
and her nieces Miss Jean and Miss Lyle
Hartcr. are at the Powhatan. Mrs.
Sweetser is sister of John c. Eastman
of the Chicago Daily Journal
Evening star., 1914-04-06

Mrs. Gift Rodgers Richards of Chevy
Chase will be at home informally Tues
days in April.
Evening star., 1914-04-06
BURIAL VAULTS.

TIE DISTRICT RURLAI. VAULT Is y cJta
century conception: ipslo OF close aimed
Crete 1int, steel reinforced. water and Nr;uiin
proof: reasonable: furnished 10y funeral a.
rectors. s5uc North Cay. st. fluurs y. c3i3.
n. 5536.M.
Evening star., 1914-04-06

The ambassador of Austria Hungary
and Nine Dunba are in New York. The
latter will sail tomorrow for Austria,
where she will be joined by the ambassa-
dor in August.
Evening star., 1914-04-06

BEHEfN>. suddenly. Saturday April l. 1914
al her residence. 1874 sth street northwest.
JuHANA BEHI;ENS. aged eighty mine years.
private. 6<
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-10
FILLING A. & Ms
BIG S|LOS
Vast Quantities Of Corn and Sorghum
VIII Be stored for Winter
Feeding

The work OF filling the two 2OO.ton
silos which constitute a part OF the
dairy farm equipment at the A. q NJ
College, was begun today Farm
Superintendent Holmes has a gang OF
men at work cutting silage and filling
the sllos and within few days Will
complete the task OF storing up win
ter's supply OF silage for the college
herd.
To Ill the two big silos this year
seyenty.hve acres Of sorghum and
seyenty.nve acres OF June corn will
be required. The corn is being cut
and filled In the silos now and next
week the work will begin on packing
the sorghum.
Il. Youngblood, director OF expert
ment stations, Is about ready 10 begin
with his sllage packing also Mr..
Youngblood has the largest sllo in
the South on the feeding and breeding
station farm. The big concrete
storehouse will hold 400 tons.