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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-09-12
The Star Spangled Banner

can e. early
What's proud
broad stripes and bright stars thro perous gh
er watched,
rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air.
thro' the night that till there
3 say, doe Spangled
the of the free and home of the brave? u
shor mi mists he deep,
Whereth the s.
at is that wi he o. er
AS ows,h hal
{
In full glory reflected, shines the stream.
band yauntingly
"A o
1
No refuge could the hireling
From the terror of flight the gloom the
Between their loved
Praise the Power that had
is Just,
And this be motto TN q cd Trustfr ss
And in triumph shall wave
v Ger the land of the free and the of
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY,
Written on the morning of Sept. Ia,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-09-12
MAKES SHEET ROPE; ESCAPES.
Girl Inmate of Industrial School Walks
Twenty Miles Before overtaken.

Twenty Miles Before overtaIoen.
Mandan, N. D., Sept. 12.-Miss Rose
Millard, sent to the state industrial
school from Minot several days ago,
nearly succeeded in making her escape
from that institution. She made her way
from the dormitory by means Of sheets,
tied together to form q rope. by which
she lowered herself to the ground. Her
escape was soon noticed, but she was
twenty miles west Of Mandan before
overtaken.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-09-12

Berlin, via Copenhagen to London,
Sept IL, 9 p. m-Among the sub
scribers to the German war loan are
the Krupp firm and family, who have
taken $7,500,000 Of the bonds. Further
large subscriptions already have been
received by the Reichsbank.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-09-12
POPE URGES
|. PEACE MEASURES

Rome. Sept. 12.Pope Benedict XIV.
has charged the foreign cardinals to
urge their governments to cease hos
tilities and convolse peace confer
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-09-12

emblem Of a young nation had with
stood through the long night the bonn
bardment of the enemy and still waved
above Fort McHenry on the Chesa-
peake near the close Of Great Britian,s
second unsuccessful war with the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-09-12
Fargo and Other Cities
Will Observe Anniversary
With Due Ceremonies
American Nation Will Observe Centenary of Composition
of National Anthem Of the United States

Francis Scott Key of Frederick Md Wrote Famous Pat
riotic Air and Hymn 100 Years Ago Monday.
City Of Baltimore Will Hold Biggest Celebration Of Cen
tenary Monday President Wilson There.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-09-12
w WEATHER.. 70 n.

Unsettled weather tonight and Sum
day; possibly showers; cooler; n1oder-
ate to fresh southeriy winds shifting
to northerly Sunday.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-19
steigernns ser eGnglingsfter6lid-
felt int SSriibia6r.

8is bor tur3em bat bic Mtbr5abL
Der JorI6er bic 4nii4t bertreten,
oaB bic boben Sommertemperaturen
ben ainbern nt9t brett f9Gbli4
tperbsn, ipnpern buB fie Die 3eriets
8ung ibrer Ga6rung, Der 9til4, be'
9iinItigen, unb baB bieie bonn bic
Rrantbeit beruria9t. Sc 1T ober
nibt gelungsn, in Der Mil4 bic
aeime gu finben, bic ibr cine berar>
tige beftigs giftpirtung berIeibeH.
pa nun an iebem belie6igsn beiben.
Gag, isIbit i'm 5riibiabr, in ieoem
5tabtteil elmer @rpBftabt uno in
gau3 berl9ieOensn @traBen gleidseie
tia biele &inber ertrontsn unb in.
tur8er 3eit iterbeu, 70 miiBte bod
Der aeim in Der Mild, Der boran.
i4ulb Iein iOa, rs6t neit berbrsitet.
fem. 8enn benz nirtlid 10 pdre,.
10 miiBte Is bod m0glid ieius i'm
i'm 2aboratprtum gu 3udten unb nit
ibm giftige Mtl8 gu er8sussu. 2a'
bies aber bisber nidt qslunsen tit.
70 bleibt nidts anberss ibrtg, aIs
an3unebmsn, baB bic 9ibe bic 2ins
Der brett iddOtgt. Gs mub nber.
u%nbebingt barauf bns 5auptgspidt
geIegt tperbsn, baB SiermiI6 dbers
baupt feline ibeoIe Robrung fit BEN
Smuggling bartlett, ba ie aud i'm
reinlten 3uitanbe 5u 56dbisunser
@eranIoFung gebeu lam. Die 9ps
eiene Der &ubmil9 muB Oaher sus
riidtreten bintsr elmer birettsn Girs
forge fir bic &inber. Der geDOIs
ferung 1T nod nt9t geniissnb gum
9etpubtIsin gstOmmen, Elm ME urls
erfeBIi9es @ut bic MuttermiI9 fir
ben Gduglins BARTLETT, 0as oes
Iamte Milieu, 6os Elm afH8 umgibs,
it ppn ginfIub auf feineu Gdunbs
beits8uIfanb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-19
Eas ,,Auto8tapb" Der Gtobs
ttttttter~

Der 8Dnig 8eorg bpn Gnglonb be-
itBt tpte feline Entertainer etnen iebr
enttpidelten Slim firS grdttif9e, Der
ii9 i9ou in ieinen Rinoeriabren bdus
fig 3eigte. 9ariiber er3G6lt man it4
fOlgen6e nie0lt6e 0eI9i9te: ST bate
ais iunger 9ring ben 0~ringenben
@unI4, ein SpieI8eug gu baden, mas
Iebr teuer mar. 9a er tnapp bel
Safe mar, idrie6 er tur3 enti9IoIs
fen an feline @roBnamu, Die &0nts
gin @itorid, f%olsen0en Brief: o9iebe
@roBmama, i4 babe 6eute in eiuem
.2ooen Elm rei5enbes, me9antI4es
.gferb gefeben, SD m04te es mir
germ taufsu, a6er i'd babe tein 8elb.
Biroen sic ipObl Die Site babsn,
mir ettpas gu ididen, Iiebe 9ruBmds
mas Sbr Sic Iiebenoer Gntel.4
glber bie &6nigin tpollte ni4ts ptFen
ppn Der Qni4affung elmer fOl4en
,SpettafeImaIdne". sic antportes
te: ,2iebes Sinh! W1it groBem Qsr'
ger babe ia semertt, OaB Ou gar
ni9t fpariam nit 8elo umse6it,
9ein 8uter iagt mir, buB Oh ales
pergeuoeIt, mas man Dir 9ibt! 9as
1T ni9t redt. gu muBt ben 8eri
ber 9tnge erfenner lernen. Define
Did Iiebenoe 9rbBmutter," - 3tpei
Sage fpdter los Die itrenge @roBma.
ma gang iiberraidt folgenOen Brief:
.2iebe 9roBmama! Mit sroBel
5reu0e babe id Sbren leBten 8rieI
erbalten, un6 id 0ante Sbnsn iebl
odfiir. SD babe i'm an einen Bud.
bGnOler fir 5 pfuno bertouft. 8it
Sic feben, femme i'd iebt ben Mert
Der @insel glo9 einmuI meinen Be-
item 0antl SRr ebrfuratsppasr Gn'
Itel!4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-19

Gn6li6 unlsrbrd@ lim aurt HI lts.
men @r3dbluugsn uuo fngie:
Nd, i'd btrqsHe gdnJ. Dab ID BIZ
sipas 9eioHoerss 80 kIiellsH babe
Ginen @ruB@ -
.Ginsn @rub9"
so bin pirtli6 neuaisrig@ -
.Sd - mis foil id bir has Iagtn-
'Gs lit tpirtlit Htr Elm Grub uno
bod mar stDaS 8sIonbsrss babel.
Bmiglitns ss eri6itn mir TO- -
Sugo idtDieg un6 pdriett.
Der anbere btagis ii6 etipds Dor
uHS idiirE oas Gtisr nit cine.
G~iienItange. IS pollte ni6l mebr
bsll bremen. Sur zine biinne 8lam'
me 3iinsslte auf un6 berIani Damn
pisber. aurt beitsts bic auaeH aui
Die leile tHiiternbs Slut uno bsgaHn
0ann:
.9as mar aIIo 70. @ir btibt :
N
QtHna uno Id - mubtsu notiirIitj
allerlei 9efude MAIDEN, Ginlaoungtn
iibtr unB ergeben ldfsH uno 70. Ct
gsntli9 erdBli9. Man bate Dos
bier eliidsrltderipeiIs allies perseTsn,
Qlber I6liebli9 - Is ging. 9iI
Stimmung mar bd, ss Ieiat gu nsb'
men. MdHdmaI mudte as lugar
Spdb.
ga iparsn mir zines Ql6snOs ma
i'm sroBeH areiie bsiIummeH - Il
noren meiIteHs ate 9etannte BON Bit
bic 6sine Gdpeitsr, meine bsrebrtl
S~9piesermama, biz 30 Gbrsn tins.'
LADEN bate. Gle fOIten srfdbreu
DAB ss Dir gut gsbt uno nis ss I'M
ssfGbr BEL uns ausiebt. DEM bdri
iibsr babeu mauds Qeute Oriiber
gang mertDiiroige anIihten.
9o9 f.buH elm dnbermdl.
@lio or aIte gurgitein mar bd
SerIelbs, Der friiber Oein aesimen.
bate. SEPT 1T sr natiirIi9 ldngf
dubsr 9tenit. Seine So6ter ma
aud 6G. un6 i'd - id muBte nar
tiirlid sr3dblsn. Don Qfritd. S1r
unierm 2eben, uniern Qusli6ten
sd tat e. ia aud germ. Die tIein
gnHa freute iih, penu mir ale ai
b0rten. Sd bate mid oa oribei
aud i9on 70 3iemli9 gum Reiieprs
bigger uno aenommierafritdner aus
gebilOet. Qlfo i6 er5d6lte. 9abs
re6e i'd natiirli9 INNER BON Dir. .
biit oo9 iiberaIl babel gepeIen uni
- bu tennit meme iibergrobe 8eldst
Osnbeit = i4 iteIIe mid ftsts in Del
S9atten.
Radber beim 8eggeben - annl
nabm gsra6e bon Elm paar Ireunoin
men @bfdieb = 6ds oauert getD6bn
lid cine garl3e 8eils, i6 itanO alsil
unO partets auf tie = ba tOmmt bi
Serbia 8urgfteiu auf mid gu.
Sang rubig un0 geraoespess, al
Oh mir uns ale Sage bic Sdno
I9itteIn, uno i6 hattie nit i6r Doc
nod tetn Nort geiPrOten. I'm
oanH ia9t iie:
Isle reiIen alio baL0 tpieoer 3uriil
in Sbre lells 5eimat, tpenn i'd 81
Oorber redt berItdnben bdbe9"
llnb i'd: Sn odt Sagen bin il
untertpegs, gndotges 6rduIein.
9a gtbt iie mir 6ie Sano IN
.Iiagt:
sd piinide Sbnen redt gliidIif
Reiie - unb tpern Sic pieoer nat
Sduie tommen, bite, 6ann beiteIIe
Sic S3rem 5reun0 eineH 9ruB bo
mir.
Damn griBte ie freunbIid I'm
ging. 9ds mar alles."
&urt I9nieg un0 blie6 un6epsgIit
iiBen, INNER in bic leiIe bergItmmsu
be Slut ~ftarreno.
Ser 5reun0 foIlte it4 ni9t bor e.
mem neugierigen Bid fiir9ten.
Sine 8eite bIieb es fill.
Damn ftano 9ugo auf un6 gin
aus Der Sir.
9rauBen inter Dem ounflen Nadt
6immeI blieb er iteben un0 iub maj
9oroen.
sic battle i'm bod gebDrt.
IS gefSeben nod @unoer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-19

Der aHffeL grtnsipnI:
Der 8unoe, Der geitern ben Golun>
rod getouft Fat, mar oa unO besI1as
tie fid, 0oB Die RidsnIeits striKsn
Tef. oIs sr Die RnDpfe 6us srIts NAL
aueetnDpft babe. Mie oft babe i'd
fdcn sefdgtt man mOge Die anTpfs
ni4t 70 fsE anndAen!" -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-19
geF,uungsaniDeiIuns

9ieIe MuFer tDer6en an irseno
cine abreFe ssgei @inien6ung BEG
preifes gsTfidt. Mdn gebe Drummer
unb @r6be unS Die poIls 4brehe
oeutli9 esIdrisben an unb Idid. ben
Coupon nebf Is Gents fur i.oss
beiteIlte Mlufsr an ods
r.
Omaha Tribiine Pattern Dent
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-08

Doctors are recommending to pa.
tients suffering from stiff necks. bruis.
es, and similar ailments the electric
Doultice, a new and Ingenious inyen-
ton calculated to take the place OF the
bread and linseed variety.
II consists Of flexible electric wires
covered with asbestos and wrapped up
In pad or cushion. The poultice is
connected by wire 70 an ordinary cleo
trio light switch, and 1t retains the cor
rect temperature all night There are
three grades Of temperature. regulated
by a switch, the highest grade being
100 degrees Fab-einhelt
The initial cost OF the poultice Is
s0s, and IL lasts for life. Its running
cost is roughly I'D an hour, varying
according to the charges OF the cleo
trio light company The poultices may
be obtained in any size or shape
Daily Mail
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-08
MOST vENoM0Us OF LEECHES
Scientists Of Java Have Experience
With tire Deadiiest Kind Of This
Particularly Losthsome Creature.

Or. Andries yerhagen of Batavia.
Java. was directed b. the government
OF the Netherlands to 20 20 the eastern
end of sumafra 10 study terrible cpl
demlc Of beriberi which had broken
ont there The chip in which he sailed
was wrecked. and ne and young as
sistant offered TO go into the interior
10 seek assistance
For about ten minutes they strug-
gled through a dense and swamDy fan
gle Suddenly the younger man cried
out with pain Going TO his aid. Doc
tor Verhagen noticed three leetches at
tached % his arm. They were Of a
venomous variety that cling to the
lower branches of tHe bushes awaiting
their prey and not content with gorg-
Ing themselves on blood, inject into
the wound a poison that causes acute
pain.
While Doctor Verhagen was helping
his assistant innumerable leeches at
tached themselves to his face and
neck To free him from them the
young man had to scrape his skin with
sharp stone Exhausted by loss Of
blood, the doctor managed to crawl
back 10 the wreck Of the ship. where
he tainted. He was taken to a hos.
pital the following day and it was sew
eral weeks before he recovered. One
Of his eyeballs was totally destroyed
BY the terrible leeches. its socket be-
ing left empty.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-08


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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-08
Words Without Rhymes.

There are many words in English
that have no rhyme. AS given ii
THE Ryhmers Lexicon" by Andrew
Lang. they are as follows: Aitch, alb
amongst, ayenge. bilge, bourn
breadth. brusk, bulb, coli. conch. culn
cusp, depth. doth, eighth. fifth. film
forge. forth. fugue. gulf hemp, lounge,
mauye, month, morgne, molrned,
ninth. oblige, Of. pearl. pint, porch,
pork, poulp prestige. pusg. recumb,
sauce, scare. scarf, sixth, spoilt, swoIn.
sylph, tenth, torsk, twelfth. un-
plagued, volt. warmth. wasp. wharyes,
width. with, wolf, wolves.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-08

Relatively speaking, some fleas ara
more cruelty armed than the lobster
and as strong to resist pressure as the
tortoise. One Of the rarest specimens
in the collection is a ilea OF the white
seal. The seal was brought home by
a sea-faring man, who was asked to
preserve 1t along with any parasites
which might be found attached to it.
In this way a new flea not averse to
water was discovered.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-08
Test Of Greatness.

There is no man who has never sac
rificed his selfish desire for the sake
Of some other person, who has never
felt a pleasure in undergoing some
loss or trouble because 1t pleased
somebody else. It is a truth that man
is not detached being. that he has a
universal aspect; and wien he recog.
nizes this, he becomes great-From
"sadhana Realization Of Life,
by Rabindranath Tagore.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-08
The Perfect Pipe Tobacco

Farmers ana others who liye at a
distance from a drug store shoNa
keep IL the house a hottie Of Ballard
SNOW Liniment !, may be needed it
any time for cuta, wounds. sores
sprains or rheumatisn. It IS power
fui healing and penetrating remedy
Price 2sc soc and 800 pfr bottle
Sold by uiv' drug store A0d Public
arug store Ady d&e
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-08
Waahina WHIT Paint.

When your white paint Il yellow
and dirty, don't wash with soap; take
handful OF common whiting and stir
smooth in about a pint OF water; then
wipe ali around with this You will
need oowl OF clean water and a cloth
with which TO wipe an around again.
When treated in this way paint VIII
be really ahite. not yellow and places
that have been marked bach w.ll
scarcely show wheE dry.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-08

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1 b >e to fe 1 Dt<,s
fe ee ~ ats ig 58af4 fa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-08

After service we went to the banks
Of Pryor creek, where in a clear pool
Of water OF this stream, Mr.. and Mrs
Turns Back Plenty were baptized
Tsose present we're Mr. and Mrs
Medicine Rock, Mr.. and Mrs. Old To
bacco Seed. Joe Wood Tie. Mr. and
Mrs. ScoIded BY Everybody. Mr. and
Mrs. Bull Snake, Mrs. Among the VIII
lows, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore White
Mouth. Mr. and Mrs Austin Lion
Shows were present, although they are
not yet members Of the church. From
the Report Of Baptist Missionary
Among the Grow Indians, in Missions.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-08
His Object in Waiting

Reserved Parson (doing an odd Job
with the church fence) You appear
to be watching me -ery closely, boy.
Do you take an interest IN carpentry?'
Boy--@N No. Rev P.--"Then what are
you waiting for?n Boy-"rm waitin'
to hear wot a parson says when 2 it's
is Iumb wiv the ammer Punch.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-08

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c-1rs1es r1rz Fse7 e1iograe1f Dan
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-08
Not Too Touoh.

We will have beefsteak for the
piece de resistance tonight"
Try to get some that won't offer
too much resistance, my dear"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-08

Eddie-My father put down dis.
turbance last night.
Freddle-Is that rightg
Eddie-Yes; he ate Welsh rabbit
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-08


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And you wouldn't believe. would
you, that this Insignificant creek we
are crossing was mile wide and ten
feet deep last May? We lost thou !
sand head or stock h that food"
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snub and she meant TO tire him out
This time the silence lasted for fifteen
minutes. and she It was who broke Il
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covote dodVing for cover and started
AWAY on tearing gallon The youup
man kent them on the trail but made
not the sliVhteet effort 70 check the
pace on 4eteontrary. he hummed a
popular air as they lay down to their
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-09
INQUIRY HALTED
 IN AUTO DEATHS
Condition of Living Members of Party Such That Coroner Will Not Question:
 Them.

Coroner John J. Rhelans announced today that his investigation into the fatal automobile accident near New town in which Frank c. Genert and Mrs. Robert e. See1ey were killed, Mrs Gernert. probably fatally in1ur- ed. and Robert c, seeley badly in 5ured, would be postponed until the recovery of Robert Seeley. driver of the car.
 The condition Of Mrs. Gernert was declared critical at the Danbury hos ipital late today is being watched carefully by Coroner Rhelan and should she regain consciousnes he will immediately take steps to secure a' statement from her.
 An operation to relieve the pressure on the brain resulting from 8 fractur- ed skull was performed on Mrs. Ger inert yesterday. and it is expected to prove successful. If the condition of Mrs. Gernert warrants an opera ton to relieve the spine which was also injured will be performed within tvventy-four hours.
 William B. See1ey secretary and treasurer of the Blue Ribbon garage, transported his brother to his home sn Bridgeport last night from the Dan J bury hospital. It was reported at the home today that he was resting easily
 Coroner Fhelan was unable to state just when the investigation would be resunbed He declared that he had already examined all other witnesses to the accident He will await the recovery of MT. seeIeY before securins his testimony.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-09

ton to this country, of Hungarians Of higher standing. He has attempted to keep the native language prevalent and as a result will be greeted enthu- siastically
 Preparations. have been made to ac- cord Dr. Winter one Of the most cor dial receptions ever extended a repre- sentative of the Hungarian govern ment in this country He will be met at the railroad station in an automo- bile, and will later be accompanied to the hall by a large number of Hunga- rians who will parade before him.
 Rev. stephen F. ChernitzAy, pastor of St. Stephens R. c. church. will be the other speaker. He will tell of the horrors of the war, and extend the prayer that the war will end, and the anxiety of Bridgeport Hungarians for relatives be laid to rest.
 Hungar1ans have been invited to participate in the German mass meet ing to be held Sunday evening in the Plaza theatre, but owing to the pre- vious1y arranged Hungarian mass
 meeting were unable to attend.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-09
HUNGARIANS PLAN MASS NEE ING
 SUNDAY NIGHT
Noted Speakers To Dwell On Part Played In War By
 Their Countrymen.

Thousands of Hungarian residents of Bridgeport will combine next Sun day night at Rakoczy hall to commem- orate the memory of the soldiers Killed in the present war in Europe It is to be the largest mass meeting of Hungarfans ever held in the city dreds of Slavonians will combine in the meeting.
 Hundreds of Bridgeport Hungartans have had. relatives killed in the pres ent war. Hundreds of others have rel atives living in the empire, and not one word of their whereabouts or their safety has been allowed to seep through the strict censorship that has been maintained in the old country. Because of this hundreds of Hunga- rians Of Bridgeport will mourn for relatives whom they believe have alz ready died from the guns in the hands Of the allies.
 Everywhere great interest is taken by Hungarians in the present war. Papers are scanned for news from if they bring word from father, from brother, from sweetheart. But alas these mails have never come, and hun- dreds of Hlungarians are already mourning as dead many of their rela- tiVes whom they knew would be pressed into war.
 Dr. Winter, Hungarian consul in New York, will be the principal speak CT Of the evening. pr. Winter is one of the best known HIungarians in the country. He has attempted in the past to elevate the Hungartans in this country, by encouraging the imnligra-