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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-19
Eagles lDa,ke,

After the business meeting Friday,
February 20. the Eagles will hold an
informal dance from 9 to 10 at EN-
pire hall All those who attended
our last dance are cordially invited
to attend. Music by Halls orchestra.
Admission 5 0cents per couple Ex-
ira lady, 25 cents.-Adv.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-19
.Auctiun Sale.

Tuesday, March 3rd. at one O'Clock
sharp. at my farm one mile north of
Cashcl. stock and farm machinery, 30
head Ut registered shorthorn cattl.
with pedigree and health certificate.
Carl Fischer owner. r. y. Long, auc-
tipDepr-Alr
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-19
C,,arismen Leave n,nip.h,.

a number Of the members Of the
Grand Forks Machine Gun company
will leave tonight for Fargo to attend
the annual meeting of the North Da-
kota National Guard association. The
regular meeting of the company Will
be held at the. auditorium tonight as
usual.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-19
Raymond Il. .Aryilia.

stanley Raymond, Who has soecn
with the Congress C.ndy
company of this city for some timo
past. has accepted Il position rs man
ager of the Farmers Mercantile COM
panN Of Arvilla. He will leave March
1 to take up his e duties.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-19
Joint Mectin. Tn,I.v

There will be an Important meet
ing TINS afternoon OF the members
OF the Dakota Curling club and the
Grand Forks Curling Rink associa-
ton. business of Importance relative
7" the future activities of both or
carnations being up for considcra-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-19

in regular monthly session at the
home of DR.. c. E. Coles, South Third
street. tonight. a paper on Sunday
school work will be ready by Charles
Fiers and this will be discussed by
those present. A social session will
follow.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-19
Ia; Grippe Leaves Its Victims Pros.
lHafN.

Some victims Of Ia grippe
fully recover the health Of the lungs,
and persistent coughing is weakening.
The quick action Of Foil ,y's Honey and
Tar makes it valuable in severe la
grippe coughs. r. G. p revo. Bedford.
Ind. writes: ia grippe. left ME with
a sever cough hat .Foley's Honey
and Tar cured. and I am back to NV
normal weight McGrath's Phar-
macy.-Adv.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-19
Observation-Disclosures Vanish Away

Men and womsn having backache,
rheumatism. stiff and swollen Joints
r honestly glad to know that Foley
Kidney Pills are successful every
where in driving II these ills. That
is because Foley Kidney Pills arc a
true medicine and quickly effective in
all diseases that result from weak in
active kidneys and urinary IRREGULAR
ties. McGrath's Pharmacy.-Ady.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-19
TO RESUME WORK

Valley City, N. D.. Feb. 19.-Pre-
parations for .resuming work Of the
Valley City brick inc tile plant are
under way. K. s. Ramsett OF F4ngal.
one; Of the heavy stockholders is in
the east having~tests made Of the clay.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-19
Al the Mel.

Today only 'Pro,ca." See the girls
icap over Il burning bridge. A full
thirty foot leap On u bicycle. .Admis-
sion 1oc. children sc. Matinee ! -. III.
Evening. 100 and . p. m.-Adv.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-19
Transfer and baggage.

Tom Whalen's Dray and EaxEage
Transfer. GIG DeMers emu next
TO Columbia hotel. Phone y. w.
S19-L, Tri-State 721.-Adv.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-19
A. tho Mo-,

Today there will be only two per-
'formances in tho evening owing 10 the
length of the picture, "Protca,' the
thriller. Admission 10c: children sc.
Matinee 4 p. M, evening 1880 and 3
p. m.-Adr.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-19
Miss Katherine MCKAY.

Mh56 1AHCItetIIte N1CIA1y
Clarence H. Mckay, son OF the
Gable company. who recently started
a divorce against his wife. the form
er Miss Katherine A. Duer, fears for
the safety Of his children Katherine
and John. The accompanying picture
of his daughter was taken in Central
park. New York, the other day, The
father was ear by.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-19
Rub,. Roy Rn,n

Mr.. and Mrs. CLYDE Stcvenls. 1919
International avenue are the parents
of a baby boy born Wednesday, after
noon. Roth mother and son arc dos
ing we'll.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-19
- The City In Brief ~
Big Nigilt for h ~.

This will be the big evening for the
Grand Forks lodge of the knights of
fNthias. ceremonies concentrating
the tlftieth anniversary Of the estab-
lishment of the order being planned.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-19
At tho Met.

Today matinee 4 p. m. evening 1880
and 9 p. m. 'Protea," 5000 fee Of
real thrills. Admission 10c; children
6c.-Ady.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-19
Carmel Lodge Meeting.

a stated meeting Of Carmel lodge
Of Perfection No. .. 4. S. r., will be
held at 1880 o'clock this evening. All
members are urged to bc prcscn,
promptly.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-19
At the Il. e.. Hall.

Come and play the latest card craze
Military" g%rand-nola. at the knights
of Columbus hall, Thursday evening,
Feb. ]" under auspices of st. Mich
lelS Altar societN.-AdN.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-19
Dance Success

Dance q Success.
The Commercial club pre>Lenten
dance. which was given last night.
proved the most successful in the WIN
ter series Of parties. The dance was
attended. by a large number of local
and Grand Forks young people.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-19
Successful Social,

The basket social given last. night
by the local Christian Endeavor So
ciety was a big success. The feature
OF the program was the series "
shadow pictures. acted by a number OF
the society members.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-19
Child Died Th,s Nor,,inr

II infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Mason, 500 North Sixth street died
this morning. The funeral will prob
ably be held Friday.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-19
superlpoe Here.

James Hartley. supervisor for the
Red River Valley division of the Nor
thern Pacific. spent yesterday in the
city attending torofioial matters.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-19
VILLA AGREEABLE

Will Establish Neutral Zone at Tor.
rcOn-Protcct Non-COmbatants.
Juarez. Mexico, Feb. 19.-General
Villa. rebel commander, today agreed
to the proposition for a neutral zone
at Torreon in a conversation over the
telephone with General Scott. He
said he was willing to do anything
to protect non-combatants.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-19
Nee: mi6 Evcnin.

!. The teachers Vi. the MendenhaM
Presbyterian Sunday school will meet
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-19
Make Rood SPOTS TELL
STORY OF ALLEGED crime

CONTINUED from Page ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28
Grunseisextbnms sSbpstbefeH
Neue 9ppOtbsten.

Sertsrt Gutter on Soutbern Sbit
loan dnD Sruit 60. $500.
Wlortba aelio an SOutbern Dbl
2oan anb 5ruit So. $1,000.
Clinton &. gertes an Sobn 9
Staab $27OO.
isrsoerid +. Reinsts on Gosmopo'
Titan . .unb G. So. $1,000.
Grbmon lltes an Galge 9. unb 6,
u. $1250.
albslsunbe Bed an 9itle 6. unh
Z. SO. $1750.
9. +. See an Ssnrp Netpbp, Sru.
itee $4,000.
Senrp 6. 9rasf an SaiIep 8anl
$1,000.
5milp q. aeuis an Wliunis &LafsH
$4500.
Raifias galatinus an 9enrp
Giitn $500.
5ruHt e. Sdusrman an 5rant ass
ferina $500.
Rap $. guib an geurI Wlarset
9ant 1920.
@etilgte 9ppotbeten.
Rpsbrt grDipn on college 5il 8.
nub .. gp. $500.
Carrie Garner an Gbas. Murfier,
9erpaIter, $500.
Wolter +. 2edpeu an Court Strabe
Wtarist 3. unb g. 60. $500.
Sam Splotostp an Safe Manbes
Ieil S400.
4m. +. @rpb an Brighton German
8ant $500.
george g. Goodman oil Gan War.
co 3. unb g. u. $2500.
qbilip M. Sobn on Wiuidm 3.
Rap. 5ruitee, $50.
SsHnie ainionppib on Saeob aoeb
$1,000.
5enrietta .6o0emeper on ambroie
6. pu6ouo. $1,000.
pbiIip 5ibbler an Gbas. W. golbs
man $150.
Sumes ebaip on 5eIen u. piert..
800.
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Der pertanf6te softer.
e,isss bon 8 dtbe9eIm ar.

9uttor 9rdune battle Ti6 eIeih.
ala Der 0umpf.r 3opsubagen p.rIieb.
on bic Spibe bss Sd3iffes sei,bt. 81
briidte bic WiiBe feit auf Oen aopf,
lests feline 9ede iiber bic Gnie unb lieb
iid pergniist ben frifden Winb nm bi:
Sbren inuIsn.
Si. aiiits BON Seslanb mar pors
iibtrge5ogen. yiun bliss Der Dinb
iddrfsr. nnb Der Dampfer begann ail
f9auteln. aamd6Iit ipurben fait ale
Bldbe auf Otd Iser. Die meiiieH pais
fasiere faben anselsgentli6 iibsr 9orb.
onbere Deridpanoen in ber &aiiiten.
au6 Der 8esIeiter Der bibTten 8riis
netis. bic benz 9ottDr i6on in aopsns
bagsn aiifssfullsn mar, itartb auf unO
entfernte ii9 fd,tpdutsub. Ribaro
9raune aber ipnrbe INNER liifiiger, je
mebr Der Wino pfiff unb pie Wellen
ipristsn. Sang I.lbitpsrftdni,Iid nidte
er Der Dame 0u. ole ii9 ben ssidiibten
pldb an Der Suiiitenibiir seiidsrt bats
te. unb rief: sssyebt iinb mir beibe faIt
bic sinSisen ar 0ed."
.ylur nift bran tippen, bite! Gp
gans iiher bpr Der Sestrattf5ejt fiible
ia mid du9 niht. Wsnn idl aifitebeu
ipiirbe. :" Dabsi biidte iie fid, uu1
ben Reifebu9, oas ibr entfnlIsn mar
unb blrb bus Shleubern bee S6iffes
INNER fpsiter fprissfhoben nnirbs.
rgleiben Gle iiben, gndbis.s sgrdus
l.in! Sd brinse sSbnsn oas Bud"
llnb inoem er ii6 an ben BGirfrn feIts
bieIt, errsi4te sr bic auiiitsnttiir imp
fsBte iib nsbsn fein. ilsue 8eiannte.
! .@iiHi6en sic @orjtsIluns ober iHtcss
nito9" fraste Ct.
.Dus bleibt Jbnen iiber[nHen--~
%, id tenne Gis fdon felt 1nsiner
4ntunft IN appenbdssn. sd inb Gis
NIT Sbrsm 9ssIsiter I'm Siboli, in Der
gtpptOtbet, i'm iyr,tttsusr BON Mns
o,risn - iibsralI, no Srtn,be fid
trsffen." Dubsi fiibLte sr, ipis iie ibH
ssrtIiifft ,iut stn tpsris mt5hnuii&
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Der Siibieite Der !9erbsrt 2lpenue, 4OC
| Jub lpeitIih BON Groofsbant Roab
81.
9lrtbur q. qeinineer an Barn o.
q. 9oIin, 30 bel 100 aub an ber
Siibieite Der 9lfbIalib Npenue in Siit
Hortpoob. 81.
pbilip Sapfuarb an Marb $. Ro,
biion, cine Got an Robiion @oab in
pleaTant giibae. 81.
6iram Wi. Muliion an Winnu
aoenia Cots 81 lirlb IS in Soiram
W. RuIifons llnterabtbeiIung in
OpsrIoot. Briee Siu. 81.
eSoiepbine Manoel ON Irant RuIs
mann. 5ruitee bss Suieibe Clubs BON
Reabins, flint Sabre podtredf bonn
%. September 1914 auf AZ BEL 130
5uB an Der Weitieite Der Wddenborf
Strabe in ReaOins; idbrIide Mistbe
$22.50.
SamueI 8. 8iliams unb onbere
an Jrdnt e. S6uermdn, 40 BEL 225
Sub an Der Rorbisite Ger Soutbiibe
Ipenue. 81.
Ruth s. Cor an Qbelbunbe Bed,
Stiid 2anb an Der Sftieiie Der Dur
rel glpenue, 80 SUB Iiibli6 Der Sapss
burgb Strabe in Dulnut Sias. 81.
2ena Solmon an Ri6olus Sarros,
peir3is fSub an Der Siibieite Der
Carl Strabe, 60 SUB peitli9 Der
Weiiem 9tpsnus. 81.
pbilip 5ibbler an german 9lus
menslpieg. 12l BEL 80 SUB on Der
Rcrbieite Der GIort Sirabe. 81.
German glumensipieg an Dora
9srbmau, basIelbe @igentbum- 81.
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81 n u ppeIl.

Rapsllmeiiter Z. mar in juugsn CAB.
rem an elmer fleinen propinS6iibne
tbdtis. gines Sages purbe gu feineni
8euefis cine Operstte angeiebt. Gs
mar SOmmeriaiion, aus 5tonomiIfen
Griinben beftunb oas san5e Dr6eiter
aus nur 10 Mann, 70 bab Der &apeI.
meifter ge5tpungen mar, nit Der rs6z
ten 6anb gu birisiren unb nit Der
linfen auf einem 9armoniiim Die feb
Isuben gIe4pdHageH unb Jorteitellen
ausSufiibren. Dor 8esinn Der 9enefisz
Dorfteluns ndbert fi9 benz &apeIlmeis
fer Der erit. 9eiser bss Or9eiters:
s5err RapelImeiiter, mir mobten
Sbnen su Sbrem 8enefis 70 germ eis
neu Suid brinseu, mir fan aber 70
- mSdtsH g net a biFsI mits
bsIfsH2'
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Cincinnati, 90. Sspt.

Gineinnati, 2e. Sept.
Sames Sbuip an Rap $. Bulb unb
onbere, fiinf adsr 2anb In anberion
aOipnfbip. 81.
Senrp s. Gr.bets an S4miot unb
2uebete DARN Gompanp, flint Sabre
pa4tredt BON l. September 1914
auf Got Ro. 4 in Saeob S6nnuder's
Ra9lab an Der Ban airt 2lbenue in
Cartilage. WOndtliHe Wiefbe $50.
Senrp Sti6t an Meatbias 9aIatis
nus, 25 Bel 95 yub an Der SiibIeite
Der abam Strube stpiiden Gin unb
Canal Strab.. 81.
SboTas s. peale an bic Sra 9.
Wafbburu gompann, 5ebn Sabre
pa6tredt BON l. 2laguff 1914 auf
bas Gisentbum Ro. 9O6 unb 9o8
Central apsnue; monatIide Ulietbe
$500.
&atbIeen a. gertins on Deben a.
8dumes, Got IS in aennebp !Ssigbts
lluterabtbeilung. 81.
Sobn Q. Staab an Clinton 6. gers
les. Got go. 6 in 8. g. Ga goiieaur's
unterabtb.iluns in Mt. 6ealtbD. 81.
0iDlet S6nsIler on Wartba aelIe,
Got Al in 6. u. SsiIters llnterabs
tbeiluns in MabionbiIIe. 81.
8raee Sjmttb ON Sobn Sbpre, Got
No. 213 in5airfug llntsrabtbeiIuns In
WhabiionDiIs. 81.
WsarD 8. Sbdlp an g. +. See unb
anbere, sebn 9lder 2onb in Geltion
81 in Milcreef sDpnIbip. 81.
Ruth gDebsr on Gbelfea 6. Warner,
8ontraft duf umtauId bes Giserp-
tbums 30. $50 Oft 9riite @traBe
unb go. 1031 gi9monb Gtrabe fir
eins Garm Don 121 4der fiibli1 bon
9aptonspIIs,- SbiD, in GIsrnont
Gourtp.
Wdrp g. g9epboufe an Sorrp Oil.
psss nab snsHs 30 Sd 40 Sas an
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DIE. baB lie in 9ossnoorf am 6ari
aeboren, iiberbaupt feline Siierreihe
rim mar. 80 unb ME nein Wiiit
terle nod Wien aetpmmen iii2 ~ Sd
mar ia ncd Elm aans fleines Ding hd
mals. 9luf yogenrprf, unfer @it
lam id mid beut nur nod gang bun
tel beiinnen. Gs 1T bann ia unite,
ben 6ammsr getcmmen, unb id, bab's
ME pieoergeieben. SHUTTER aud nid,t
cs6 bab's Diele Sabre iibsrbaupt nibi
anbers aelpubt, aIs bab mir INNER in
Wien aeIebt b1tten. limb iolana i'd
in bic S6uls oina, badt' i'd aud, 8a.
ter iei tobt. Iber Die gltern iparen
MIR aeidieosn."
n9eihieben? = 0u arlnes !6a-
ihsrl!"
2oni sudte bi. @disl. I'D hab' eli
nen Batter ME permiBt. Wiein Wiit-
terle mar mir alles, alles. olles. Gin
ieItiamer Wann muir mein 0ater ae-
ireien isin. Gin @enuBmenid - Gu.
terli6 qlGnsenb = Ulutter iagte elm.
nal, i9Gn uno ritterIith mad auben,
aber elm taltsr @apiIt innerlidl. Wtllts
ter mar feline 5peite Frau. 9Ius Der
eriten gbe bate er eiren Sobn. Den
nabm er bann au6 ruieoer nit iid,
oIs sr Mutter perlieB. llnb ipdter
il. sr bdnn cine brittle Ghe singegan.
gen. Ulit eiHer itsinrsi9cn 9erIi.
nerin."
.2ebt .r nod, 2pni?" fraste a6.
berls mad furaem Strpeinsn.
n@or iebt iait afpti sSabren III er
BEL sinsm gootsunaIiit ums qeben os.
tommen suiammsu nit fstnem
SObn. Sn SaepenjHgen asitabs.
IS itanb bduaIs IN ben 3situnaen.
Cunt bdtt' id, iiberhlupt ni6ts oapon
srfabrsn. sSd lag e. adna aufduig in
sinem aItsn gIatt. Ou taunit Dir
Oenten, tpie mid bas bsriibrt bat"
nSait fOnit ME mas bon ibm se.
b0rt?"
.glis. Gr bat ar meinRr Wutter
. bobsnlos i6le6t asbanbsIi. llnb
aud an mir. Gr igieIte, baiarbierte
- sr bradte Mutt,ys @ermIsen, ih.
rem odnsen geiib buyh. limb Wutter
bate auerit 10 unbeersn5tes Qsrtrau.n
I'll ibm asbabt. SdlisBIid muBten
lie iCgar bon Dem 6oie oebn, auf BEN
Jtuttsr uno 9rpbpl..r unb llrgrobs |
uuter aeboren paren. Gr mub es
dion isbr babIid astrie6en baben.
UleiH WiittsrIe aoq Eah Disn, fling
line neue Griiiens On - tunitgetperb.
.iae qrbeit.n madbts lie. a6. lie mar
70 ueididt nit ibren Iieben, fIeibisen
oanben unb ols oann enoIib bic
S6sibuna dusseipro6tn tpar, ca
rabm lie i6rsn Mdbtenuamsn ipisosr
IN. Gr tiimmerte fl nift msbr nm
ms. llno IS bat .2,iten a.ssben, lag
d. Dir, no fe Dor Sorlen nibt aus
lOd Elm pubie. 81, oun3es Slid
par: bah i6 lie 70 1eruottsrt bab'."
sSn 2pnis gluaen tlisis bus Wahsr.
lber lie hhelte in osr Grinneruna.
.Qn meine apnfirmdtion benz i6
io6. Sa bette SHUTTER mir morgens
aes oeiast, beDor mir sur 9ir6e gin.
en- iib.r 9uter, iibsr ibre traurise
sbe. llnb 4benbs - nein, Rabts -
q buidt' i'd ood nod in ibr gstt
iniber uno prebte Fl. unb .iibte lie.
WlutterI, if bunt' bir! iaaf ia.
lnb iie meints bas areus unb bas
tI.io uno Die 6urbidub. glber i'd
aste: Rein. MuitsrI, fiirs a.6en
ant id oir!" - Tas bat ne mir
i. prssiieD. gld, in Der Raht batenJ
'ir beib. 10 in bic &iifen osI5lu&t1
= Dor laut.r Slid. bab mir uns bat.
IN. llnb 70 1T lie meins Iiebe, ein5i.
{ iSreunbin uuf 9ott.s psiier @eIt
etpeieu, big i'd ibr bic Gnaitli9en,
reuen. bittenbsn 2luaen aeftlofen
ab' llnb beut ipeiB i'd barum:
e bot teine SduIb ssbabt an benz
Il. niai.
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DoppefFnnis.

GslInsrs(au sinsm sben sinsstretsntn
@aiD: yWomit lam i'd bituen2-
@ait: .aaiien Sic mid nur erit 5um
geritan0e tommeu!1
asansr: sd sIaubts Sis fnS
i&oH 70 iptii.-
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4offer it," fiigie er biIr5u. benn er
glaubts, in ibrem Bid .tipas tpis
Wibtrauen su Ieisu.
Sic foIste ibm I6tpeis.nS. .llnfsr.
aofer finb tbatfd6lih 3piIIiuss." iass
Re iis, wie Inn fi9 gu entf9ulbissu.
pabrsnb er periuhis, bas SfLob gu
0ffnsn.
.9snfsl, meine SGI6iier iinb aud
bsroorbsn! Was bat bsnu bas 5u be-
beuisna!1 risf sr iinb fab ni9t gsraoe
liebensmiirbis su gHe gep.r bin.
Rod on3n bier I'm Muaanbe in
bieiem Reit 4. sbs man ,inen G6Ipfe
Ter finben ipirb! MolIsn Sic mir
einmaI Sbren S1liiTsI ersauben9 =. !.
giein Der fhIiebt aud ni1t. 9lber
bier hdngt bus Ghilb, iifer meinstpf,
fsrl Ga +. bu bat jsmanb bsrumpros
Dirt @liidlibsrpsifs babe i9 isine
Bertbfafsn ,brin ssbabt."
sd au6 nid5t. Qbsr meine Came
ra, bic Jorben nnb aIlts, mas idb gum
Mrbtiten brdude. SD mub eiuen
SdIoifer fiubsn Dbsr felbit ben apffer
aufbrs6en.- faste iis Deritimmt. .Dus
beite ipirb fein, tDenn ih 9errn pan
aOeipsn I'M 5otel diifiuhe unS ibn bits
ie, mir einsn 6anbiperter su iuhsn. gr
fsnnt Wl1IIe iinb ipirb ihnelIsr eintn
bsforstr,, nls bic aeute bier, bic nibt
Dsiitf6 psriisben.4
Rad tnum elmer balbtn Gtunbe
fIppfte sin Mrbsitsr an bas 3tmnler
pon DOttpr Hzaans nns Sifasss usis,
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nnb Gri9etnuns. oab mir auipsilsn Die
Soee fcmmt. oh Nprd nitt oo6 pieI=
lei1t non melt bDberem Ronse lit, oIs
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-28

A large number OF Sunday School
workers of this city met last night at
the Salem hotel for the purpose of plan
ming a campaign to raise funds for the
work in this state. C A Phipps Of the
state association explained the plan
adopted by the state association 1t
was decided that Salem should raise
5000 for the work. Portland is to raise
$4,000 and Eugene $500, GO per cent or
$246O to be spent for state work, 90 per
cent or $500 to be used in Multnomah,
Marion and Lane counties and 10 per
cent or $4l0 to 90 to the national as.
sociation, Ten per cent is to be given
for the purpose Of carrying on the
present campaign expenses.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-28

A temporary injunction is sought in
the case Of Henry A. Townsend and
Eunice Townsend and W. II. Vandeyort
against R. II. Chamberlain, William
Esch and Frank Holmes according to a
complaint filed in the circuit court.
The defedant obtained Il Judgment
against the plaintiffs Mr.. and Mrs.
Townsend, in the circuit court in the
sum Of S2S9.30 with court costs Of
S5ldO during the February term Of
court.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-28

There will be a Thanksgiving demon
stration at the Salvation Army Hall on
State and Liberty streets for the bene.
fit Of the European war sufferers, to-
night at 8 o'clock Captain Lorenzen
the officer in charge of the local post
has arranged for good program of
speaking and singing Among other
things is an illustrated song, "The Holy
City, on the program. 30 beautiful
colored slides will be thrown on the
screen. Refreshments will be served
after the entertainment. No admission
win be charged. A collection for the
war sufferers viii be taken, 1t is hoped
that a large amount will be realized
So holy a cause as this should be well
patronized.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-28

of Charles w, Mist against Mrs. NJ, G.
Wild, suit to forcClosc a laborcrs
lien, This was u modification Of the
petition Of the plaintiff, Interest at 6
per cent from May 10, 1914, was al.
lowed ON part Of this sum.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-28
Judge Kelley, of department Number

Judge Kelley, of department Number
/ Of the circuit court, arrived this morn
ing and will act on the bill of excep-
tions in the case of B. o. Shuckimg
against Z. M. Young. This case was an
action over the hop contract in which
it appeared that the price went up after
the contract was made, McNary,
Smith & Shields handled the case for the
plaintiff and Carson & Brown for the
defendant
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-28
INC salem eamp of mo Woodmen OF

The Salem camp OF the Woodmen Of
the World held their election last night
and the following Officers were elected;
Consul commanders o, l.. Donaldson; ad'
wiser lieutenant, Noble Matlock; clerk,
H. s, Gccr, banker, Il, s, Nelson; escort,
j, W. Alison; watchman, Il, II. Osborn;
sentry IL. A, Johnson; manager, Geo,
Hirons; musician, r. A, Fraser.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-28

A fluo fire at tho residence Of Mrs,
Alice James, 739 Center street, caused
an alarm to be turned in at 1:45 last
night The motor fire truck answered
the alarm but no water was turned on
as the fire was easily controlled with
the chemical extingulshers, No damage
was DONE An alarm was turned in at
s o clock this morning from the Reeves
residence at 200 Trade street on account
Of a flue fire. No damage was done.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-28

A meeting to complete organization
Of Salem Social Service Center win be
held at the City Library at 1880 this
evening Many new delegates from
fratcrnal and other organizations will
be present as well as substantial list
Of individuals who have signed up for
annual membership.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-28

Homo Wot.Wash Laundry--Under
new management; all work guaranteed;
wash days, Mondays, Tuesdays, Wed.
nesdays aud Fridays, Phone 2i7l.
Family washing, 90 cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-28
All Around Town


DR.. Mendolsonn, specialist In fitting
glasses correctly u. 5, bank bldg,
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A License has been issued by tho
county clerk FOR the marriage Of Emery
y. Worthng, OF Creswell and Mabel
May Griffith, Of Marion,
ID
The defense IN the case Of the city
Of Salem against Il, A, Brown, charged
with resisting an officer, has asked that
tho trial OF Brown be postponed until
Tuesday, December /. The trial was
scheduled for o'clock this afternoon,
q
Thornton Hoff 10 years Of age, son
Of NJ, lloff, Of Baker was committed
TO tho asylum yesterday nftemon from
this county, lie Is n student aud
showed a disposition to wander away
from home