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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-13
sra Yppe Co., Minn.

@albrisier / @ope og tiIgrGnienoe
Counter babbe ct itorartet Stepne /
@ieulpoob, Yope Co., Wiur., Sorsbda
Sen 24be Sept. Ser bar bsnbeb 400
@alorisier tiIitebe fra forifieaige 9eIe
al Minneiotn, Noro og Sno 9atota og
@i5coniin. Raa Sorn1ibbog 6oIbtes
5aler af @ahor S6octer, abbotat 8.
9. @rope % Yaitor u. 9. 3oIpen fra
Wlorris. ON &ftenen holhtes ct itors
ariet @ieitebllo meb ale uorife 9fetter,
bpprefter bolotes ct meget gobt 4ros
gram meb %iaaoaune itorartebe Salere
Tom &rof q. q @ebIeu fra Minneapos
lis. Eairor u. S. 2ocfreim, Superior,
@is., &aitor :. %. Sunbbeim, Sertile,
Wiuueiota, ale 99te @aIorisier af
bGtreite Sppe iamt Sorebrag paa SRs
tesbgIbinIett al 8uit1p 6. Sorguion,
SefretRr fpr SGtesbaIla9et. BeIeipiI
AT Walbri5ien Is. Is. 2nnbmart. iom
ipiuet ian ubm9rfet paa 6%arbangerfele.
Sgiaa ubmerfet Gang al 8rt. Setona
aDnlbeim, paa 2nnbsmanlet.
@albri5ierne Der tog Sfriot ill at
organiiere Ell @albri5lag for 9ope og
tiliteoenbe Counter % ubnRbnte en-
aomite AT fem SaIorisier beitaaenbe
af Y. 8. 8albp, Sormanb. 5. 8. @rape,
begge al @lenfpoob, Ole 6. AeIion,
Sipift Sails. Ole Open, Cirrus og
Seer 8. Sippe, Starbuet. iom bIep
paalngt at giere llbfait til giIope og faa
iitano ct @albrisiteone for n9lte aar
lom t9nfes bolot / @lenipoob, Winn.
%engnng / Suni nRite aar. boor Srganis
i%atiouen al gaIorisIaget itaI iuIobhrs
oes.
Mrs. Geo. Sbompion en- al Rope
Gcuntns % @leRfpoobs Rionerer bsbe /
lit 5iem 8lentpoob Srebag Den 25Se
Sept. eiter tun 10 Gages SBgoom at
@aIbeiteu. 9un par isbt | Selenarten
Horse.
Gountnfdiren for Yope Gountn
Tom boIeies / @lenlpooe De tire iioite
Sage al lIgeu, ben 24De. 25be og 26oe
bs. bar an peanttet affRre paa @runo
AT bet pene Seir % bet uom9risoe
3rogram ale ire Gage. giis gabel
Sohnion fra Cirrus bleu ben iibite Sag
al Saireu trouet iom Sronnina al
Bore 9ountp % Sobnnie 5. 8oiter
bandit en- 6orb automobile iom bar uos
Iopet al Sair association.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-13

Sp.: 5pab fan ies siere reb en-
Wano, Tom bar uotaset "ShrelberS
Glen" 90 life "releaieb" ben, tlaar les
bar betaIt bam fuIot uo?
Spar: Seuitil til BAN nopbpioe'
Iis at ipretase bet nsbpenbise. Sj9l'
Der lite bet, fan 9e raabipre lem meb
inch en- Sagiprer / Teres Sp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-13

Sp.: Ger al Den @oobeb at unoers
rette mia ON, bnor iea fan faa nsta9s
tia 9eiteo ON Golpiue Subidncrrelerna@
ton % oens aobnin8; Ii9eiaa ON ser
tboIbreiernationen? .
Spar: Sfrip til 9epartment Of
Sntcripr, Commissioner Of General
2aub Office, gS~aibinstpn, 2. y.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-13
2laben Rcrreiponoance.

eprrasmaaI fra g%eriurtr, ipm iife osgipsr fine
Gcpne Ill Gepaftiouca, heiuarrs it's.
SpFreere beoes afatie fine Spsresmnalt Ct Hart %
tpoelist Spro9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-13
San brnoe 9e inlter, uben at .

San bGnoe II inlter, uben at &c
ieln ue0 oet. Sc ipiier ie~luislgeliB
ire Waaltioer ON 1ageu 90 ti%Iireos-
itiQer Maoens arau, men 9e fan
iulte aaigepel. nj Ceres NRring
fomlner life ira Napen. Get er
globet, iom nprer De Pole Srgnner.
Suis oet bliper trPgt og life uoisrer
i'm SUMPTION. pil 3ilisrilen al Sip5.
frat til De R6Ie Crganer blioe az
imtaaret. Or. @eters aurifo reuier
@looet - giDer Segemet mt Gin,
Zen err tiaauet al Rsboer o. llrter.
&c fan ian ben giennem lofaie au.
rife. agenter. apotbeteren fam life
iea tie6t Den. Sfriu iii Or. Deter
Sabrnen & Cons 60. 1875 60.
Sopne aUe., Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-13

\ )mnfnt ldnnoN nco at Oct fgre 9umer nf "Teorab golen"S Abe aareaua
- renoeS M III abonnentrc. uobroo en- @trocnstria iom 0ifnren obug
pt lf 4n9e nj Ndronernc. torNuet Mot Guropas oRrt. 6wr Der fa uWr
Guys" PHts az Wte Dtto % Wgta Nurt. Nem ursoes op. Upr kUneoe5 mo
Srntn on ntnIog @Ioh no moer @ltarismcus ScmbrI
nj be mnuae musGosuse rIrorowr.r ,,, ~. =. s.r, 80. Ga. u.,.,..
vi Vhpeh, Jar "SeforahsF Soften" etr bDhc 0uue isrbat at uaise be men
pnatNehse Hf or btp eet % hstet ir oct tom blnbct % ri ir He, at Soften"
a. Ger n iorbtnNt mcb nSntige erra ubgfNr AZ fa @aoet o oie 9dge.
Sup H W TIt w 5 MoF NsHi % meo extra 0tup tr at onne 8hnneu Den
%""le" npeo%lof ln o11tA rrHnmnrr ue Ger rvuges 9taeoer o9 Starter til
@eretntnaefne ira arpSutpIoOeue "a ali fonr @en1s 2erhl tomncr at 8rien
pa SrptpapiI. II enmt oh Sertor nma t muigt aumoos oorea bomeuhr
ON al noc Ee mto S1otn pGn 4ort5Idppen, ian at Observation-Disclosures
Din 'euot oS la Nur @ubrripuoneH er uIebeu
: VI "2Wornb %otcn"8 ariNMp % nfoerhuoe SnoboO ll FER frenbroes:
Bore nparttfe SOuarcS. % scsSlamrnnbe@r mo arther ON 3asens 6Gu>
.oeNer % ntrheue @perl@mddl
Auore Gpb0cr ira Stafrnc umer Nubuieu "Inbmbet", i9r uefonmeuse
|Noroucncu on &ertuen.
aarme, Nuiet % oapen rbieret at en- prnif Snrmer o. en- prafuH ouss
NOR ION utr oeune Wheeling i'm lpcdcue Gpncrhpmbto. Sur euhyer Sdrmer
10 Nu9mur, ION torrndr at BRACE hl oEe Hrntsr iii 9pte, pl oeue afoeGua
Hucts sob barre prrn mnuac @enp.
Bore @OrseSbrcue, ~2cwaG %onfu" BAR fate aoueiponoerter 9u %
'%h9o oWr belle Nor1es Qnb. ~ ira pr Observation-Disclosures moota1es reoels
mrsnp @reoe unoer Cmrfriru: sra &mre 3opeSnao."
FRA Horsc % 9anmarf lSre Gfcrretrinar al nlmeu Snhresie. 81 uSoat1
ar moctholoenoe HrtHlcr ira norne Apier. ol SeFamRUr ON ugrge @eamens
hSer
aaben sOrreponrnucc. 6ponntr aeSadOnu benorer oOOs. 6omehess Os
onrolt tr ~ ro % benntc9 wF8et nth9 al 6ct iom uI bare 8ue pa Eu8
Ito Ell StNtuSiou dflut D ih
Srcuene ira AbOnuencrne, life Su mitt movr6oI&uSe Gel al gaoet weo
Vuo ira DC ten nornc 6Rn bette U0trdtc H1no.
probutcr
Sut % efoIcupbcSer. VIaeet bar @eoarbetcre Sc forreaie airhians
fmo iom Icoucr udwlac 8efcraur ira AnrspeNr og 9fhrreuu9er ON andre
trtehp GDremOa. Grehene ira bore Colleges CT al iptcuI Suterese for De
&Pn, ION bar Su ecr Enhcr pn StIc.
Bore ngcutiac N9nGfuptir pco I. J, loIher 2rierpe unberretet on gp6eoer
% 9nrer al SHtu5ie puu WtanfeuS og Snu1tu5 Smruuoe
Bore pptrhatAe Of ptltoenSe 8ceofiurSGrthler, Ruuuna arsuttu, og uus
ore Nfoeinger. im "Snndrf" az ar. Tetordb og Omegn, etc, etc.
"Geb Hrneu". Com 9rempI pud hao bette "Furcu"s populrrc 6saebtao
brrpr AareucS $50. nI nGpnc3. at iouhen en- Wasie SmadNnHer 90 0mte.
mNcboht fonip aaarg fhBnhc lGugtre 6orGum8er; Ten 5resise uees Bras
dnstou, 6orrana ira Oct 1be adrbHu0rcoe, Set same Sct % oetsS cbscre,
Niercp WfcrrdS Stnurte, o5uniepiaeu, Inrcusbi, Roman AZ g. &erncr, Eigeu ira
SimWrIoh, al @eue Srotons @ouer NVreu til sgnh Spwcrs. Sortrutg ar
g ". NomIanSs. 3 &OnsenS Srsie, al GontdnttnS 6lOoN, % SautS SGif'Hrs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-13

Gn.: Sbpr tor 2eu fnar bper al De
norbiife &ouger?
Spar: NurseS 6unse ca. $780,
900; Spcriges, alt iait ca. $780,
600; SanmarfS 1862, 800, besuoen ca.
81 1000 til 6ruupriuicn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-13

Spar: Saapibt ri usb, err Der tns
gen itur Sernbune mnSer Spgntts I
Spiua | benne Sib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-13

grub "Steprah. PuheH" III gIqst % Zen
ner l bet 3arls 2cno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-13

ep.: spaD 9ato a eaaifeOa9 i
1867?
spar: 21be slpril.
Sp.: gr ser for Siben no9en itor
S%ernbane unoer gn9nin9 / Soma, o9
hpao Ell / iaa Sab aontrntterens
MbresIe?
Suar: Saapibt ri pso, err Der tns
aen itur Sernbuns unSer Spgnins I
Suiua / oenne Sib.
ep.: Spor tor Con fnar boer AT De
norbiIfe &ouger?
Spar: NurgeS &pnse ca. $780,.
600; Speriaes, alt iait ca. $780,
600; Sanmarfs $685. 500, besubeu ca.
$1,000 til Sruupriuien.
Sp.: Spor itor 2en iaar De 6oreneoe
Stoters YrRiibcut?
Spar: $4,000.
Sp.: Seq Ifal relic biem til Gans
mari til @interen. 6pao oil Sc raooe
mig til at giere, ienoe mine Ten9e
biem eIer Iabe Dem hi l%taaenoe ! en-
gaut ber / 2anbet? Sror Sc at Der
/ bet belle er no9eu 8are for, ar norlte
% oonite Eenge pil 9do NED | %Prot!
Spar: SpiS Gc aster at rcnoe TIL
buae til Nmcrifa, or bet tauifc ligciaa
furuuftia at iUtte Ceres Hense / en-
amerifanif @anf. Woacn Sarc for, at
uprife % bnnife Tense pil 8aa neh
@Grbi CT Der life.
Sp.: @n Wanb SCR / North 2dfota,
e~fterIaoenoe iig Gieuoom Ser og li9des
bes / Iinneiota, iom ban | i'm Sio
fiebte at lin Sbigerfaoer. San mi
gnfen aiere, iom bum bill meo benne
gieroom % beboloe BET belle, eller er
afoeoes Wooer beretfi9et til no8et Ell
ter ham?
Spar: Sait Giennum nebarpes CT
ter 9upen | ben Stat, burr Gieropmmen
or %belisseube. ait 2pspre fprbeles efter
2ppeu / Nprtb 9afpta, burr Wiancen
nsoe. Mrpelupcn I Winneiota s;per nlt,
ban cfterlaSer ia til Gnfen. Sppen /
@urtb Safpta %beitemmer, at nanr Soet
Ii u. Saf.) life ppcritigcr en- GGroi al
$1,000, saar bet uhelt til Gnfcn; puers
itiser oct nGpnte gelpb, ocleS Heiteu
lisc mclem Gnfcn % Nfopocs Moocr,
bpis Saoereu CT bpo.
Sp.: Gn Wonb SCR / Sort6 9ns
tota. San bar TO @ange gift, og Der
er TO Barn al 6pert 9GQteifab. @r BET
life ioa. at u0e bi5ie orper Ii9t efter
Saoeren?
Spar: 3u, men Gnfcn fan inscs
bauc Sicmitehet iont f%ritogct, inotil Der
er trnfict @citemmelier pm oct eftcr 60
pen / Gettcn.
Sp.: Nuar en- afopb3 2ano er blet
ioIat for M~orioaoe, hpem bar bn fere
tie Ne It'll at inolele BET, @nfeu caer
Ionoens Darn al ct tioli8cre SG8tcs
itab? IL. SAT-
Spar: grpingcrne fan | SGle8s
ifab inblpie BET, men buis oct CT Sas
milieus Spmeitenb, altiaa Gufeus Sjem,
fan bmn beboioe bet, Until Der CT trnfs
fet 8eitemmelie meo Senipn til bets ris
bere Sprpaltnins. Sctte ubeluffer life
npgen al @arnene ira here's arperet
unoer 2pper.
Sp.: &bor lrn9e fan en- Con bore
borte al 6iemnet, naur man intet les
rer ira ham, fer 5Saoeren er arbeberet>
tiget til hans 6ormle, ba ban ingen
Samilie bar?
Spar: Spis Ell Ieripn bar nGret
%frriuunbet / inn 9lar, b. u. I. nrrct bprs
te ira ben Stat, bppr ban bpeSc, nben
at npgen pibes at bare bnpt lluberrets
ming pm, at ban err ilipe, aniees ban
/ .2upens Zine for bob, % Der fan ta.
scs Stribt til at fua eli GrflGrin9
berom ibifebt al Tetten % hans 5Dr=
nine forfeit mellem DC %retmGsiise Ar=
Ringer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-13
Gpar: 21be Ipril.

sp.: Spab 9ato bar Faaifeoas
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-13

Sp.: Spor itor 2en iaor De 6oreneoe
Stoters YrRiibcut?
Spar: $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-13

Granger &c Gu Spmaifiue? "Su.
oennen" er ina eoo ionI noaen anoen
Spmafine til ben oetbelre BriS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-13

Sp.: or ber for Sihen no9en Itor
Sernbane unoer gsenin9 / Soma, o9
bpao ct / iaa Sab aontrofterens
9INrpSIe2
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-12
A COMEDY FULL OF LAUGHS.
Broadway Jones" Acted BY Capable
Cast Pleasss Large Audience at
ColoB.sI Theatre.

George VI. COhan's comedy Broad
way Jones, which was presented
here last night at the Colonial Theatre
before a representative audience, was
we'll received. It is the consensus of
opinion that this is one of the bright
est and best comedies that has ema-
mated from the fluent pen of Cohen.
Tha play itself is full OF bright
epigrams and the keenast wit. There
is lust a suspicion of plot, but nobody
cares about that. From the minute
the curtains ascends until its final
fall there is not a dull moment in the
comedy. not dull phrase nor an in
different situation. To be frankly
honest. there is a laugh in every line
Broad wsv Jones is typically Cohan-
eosue. It smacks of the man in every
detail. 1t is pleasant reminder of
what he did in musical way, but is
much better, so much brighter. The
four acts are well staged and the ac-
zion begins with the opening and
never closes until the pledges of love
are contaminated in the final scene.
There are no serious thoughts, no per-
plexing complications, no unpleasant
reminders. nothing, in fact, at all
serious to think about.
1t is Just breezy, bright, joyful
comedy, presented by typical Cohan
company, which means one of the best
n be has. As Broa iway Jones last
nicht, Mr.. Emory was Irresistible.
MS magnetism thrilled and at once
cantured and held his audience as he
would. independent of the lines Of
Conan. The entire company is one OF
exce ptional ability. The Robert
wallace of Curtis Benton seemed 20
he ii necessary balance wheel. He
was exceedingly clever, but in a more
dicnifed way. One is dependent on
The other. Wallace is proper foil
for the Jones frivolity. Both were
most acceptable.
Mrs. Gerard was played in most
artistic way by Caroline Lee. The
mart il not 3 prepossessing on person
sIlv hat IL is one about which several
irrnartant scenes cieverly swing.
fIiss Lee acts every line snd scene in
a spontaneous way entirely IN keep
inc with the other characters. Grace
N9rrissey. as Josie Richards, grace
fpllv filled the role nece ssary IN all
snes comedies to develop the thrill Of
romance. Size approached the climax
gracefully, with . certain gIrlish
dignity.
olive Article as Clara SpotsWo9d'
was also most acceptable as the
eiraling girl knocking at the door
al "a unexplored future. The entire
company is an excellent one, well
balanced and carefully selected for
the numerous roles SO characteristic
Of George Gohan.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-12
CHALK POINT FARM sOlD.
Mr.. George ". HYDE Sells Farm To
Mr.. VIM. J. Wells Of Baltimore.

hags Wms j. WciS OF bAllWgFe.
On Monday last the final papers
were passed in the Office of the Title
Guarantee & Trust Company, Of Bal
timore, between George w. Hyde. Of
Galloways, Md, and William j..
Wells, of 15l W. Lafayette avenue.
Baltimore, conveying the Chalk
Point Farm to Mr.. Wells.
This farm is a portion Of the origi-
nal 419 acre tract called HBrr9n's
Security" situated on peninsula in
West River, at Chalk Point wharf,
and is, perhaps, the best-known and
most desirable property on the river
for development purposes, as there
are many beautiful building sites
commanding delightful views down
the river and bay.
The new owner was was born and
raised within two miles of this prop
erty and is probably better able to
Judge its value than any one else,
other than the former owner. He
left this locality when a young man,
going to Baltimore, where he secured
employment and by close attention to
business, worked his way up until he
became buyer and designer of silks
for some Of the largest houses in this
State. He made many visits TO
Europe each year and drew a salary
in keeping with bis work
Last July he had the misfortune to
lose his right hand while endeavofiug
to amuse his children with fireworks.
While this cid not incapacitate him
from taking up his work again, he
decided to retire, although but a COM
paratively young man. Mr.. Wells
has placed this property 10 the hand
of C. w. Gould, ths real estate dealer
and surveyor of Annapolis. who will
develop it along the lines of summer
residence property.
Mr. Gould made the sale of this
property to MIR. Wells and is probably
the most experienced and widely
known surveyor aud real estate deal
er in the county.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-12
ITEMS FROM IGLEHARTS.
County Cuttings By Capitals Cor
respondent.

Winter weather is here once more,
after the very pleasant but unheal-
thy weather Of last week Plants Of
all kind have started to bud, even
some Of the fruit trees, but the grass
has not grown again. 1t is hoped
that the change will not iujure the
plants or trees.
Quite q serious accident was avoid
ed by an unseen hand on Friday even
ing last just as the two cars at $50
were at their stopping point at Lyle
hart Two very beautiful young
colts driven by man from near
0avidsodville, and who was under the
influence Of the fiery demon, and as
he had been laying the whip to them,
they were full of spirit, but not
the kind he was filled with. The
horses and carriage were wedged be-
tween the bank and the car and the
poor animals were lying fiat to the
ground, trembling all over
The man was thrown out, but was
not hurt. One of the horses was hurt
.omewhat. They were taken care Of
by Nh. John Reid and Mr.. H. Henry
Viking, Jr The carriage was de
molished. The horses have been re-
turned to their owner. 1t is hopec
that people who crave the stuff
that sets men crazy will take warn
ing and be careful hereafter The
mans name is withheld for his
iamily's sake. May it be an
example.
Congratulations are extended to
he new postmaster. May he have
very successful term.
Mr. II. Henry Viking, Jr., was
the guest Of Mr.. Luther Nichols
near South River, last Sunday.
Misc Victoria Arth, of Twin
Cedars, was the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. John w. Wood, of Annapolis,
few days last week.
Mrs. William Albrecht and sons,
Nelson and Willie, of Baltimore,
were the guests of her father, MIR.
N. Sahlin, for the weekend.
MIR. Brice Worthington, of Sunny
Banks, was the guest of his mother,
Mrs. Brice Worthington, ST., IN bel
eightieth birthday at her home in
Baltimore on Saturday.
At the home Of Mr.. aid Mrs. Brice
Wortbington, of Sunny Banks for the
weekend guests from Washington
were entertained.
The Pre- gressive Farmers Asso
citation had quite an enjoyable meet
ing last Wednesday at Murray Hall
Brownsville. Quite an instructive
talk by the president of the Ass Icia
tion on the formation Of soil. 1t wai
very interesting and instructive
More such talks each meeting viii
help the Association. More members
are coming in and still m1re are ex
peeted.
L. M. w
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-12
SlOO REWARD. 500

The readers Of this paper will be
1leased to learn that there is at least
me dreaded disease that science has
ceu able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh C1re
is the only positive cure now known to
The medical fraternity. Catarrh being
b constitutional disease, requires a con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure Is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
The system, thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease, and giving
Che patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in do
ing rs work The proprietOrs have so
much faith IN is curative powers that
they offer One Hundred Dollars Tor any
ssse chat Ii fails to cure. Send for list
of testimonials
Address r. J. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo
Ohio.
sold By al Druggists, Toe.
Take Hsll's Family Pills for e0nst
patton.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-12

SNAPSHOTS.

Even some impossibilities are pos
sible.
1t is easy for a good man to make
a bad break.
Poverty makes it easy to live the
simple life.
More Of us would make good if our
neighbors would quit showing.
Jealousy is responsible for lot Of
fruits that are kept ia family jars.
Babies cant say what they think
while cutting teeth. Lucky, isn't il?
Love IS like the wind-no one
knows when it comes or whittier il
gUes.
Man wouldn't mind being awkward
if be could fall into good thing occas-
ionally.
Occasionally q woman is so con-
traTy that she Will not fall in love I'M
til she discovers that the fellow lent
worthy Of her.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-12
Entertained 500 Card Club.

The 800 Club" met last night at
the home OF Mrs. Mamie Lang, who
was hostess Of the occasion. Il was
the fourth of the series Of games Of
500 by the Caro-. Club. After the game
a rinktumditty supper vas serv I'd.
The following were those entertain
ed : Mr.. and Mrs. Fullerton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert, u. S. N, Mr.. and Mr..
Charles Seaman, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Sherman, Mr.. end Mrs. Roy Schoen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Fenton, MIR.
Wiegand, Mrs. Mason, besides the
hostess. Mrs. Mamie Lang.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-12
The Harvest of Health

Wheat flour made bread yields noushent with less tax
on the digestion than any other food.
That's why big bread eaters generally heaes people
They get all the nouhment their bodies require without oadno
their stomach with heavy foods of large percentage is waste
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-12

Tomorrow afternoon, from ! to 2
o'clock, the chidren's dancing class
taught by Miss Jessie Harriet, OF
Washington, will meet at the Lucky
Bag Inn. Alta o'clock the older chill
dren's class will meet, and Later
there will be special lessons for the
instruction in Argentine Tango and
othnr tango dances.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-12
Ta Dr. Wnh 80 -

Capt. William F. Fuliam, the new
superintendent Of the Naval Academy,
is in Washington today Tonight he
will be smong the guests Of Secretary
of the Navy Daniels at dinner Su.
perintendent Fullsm and family have
not entirely settled themselves ia
their new quarters at the Academy.
Mrs. FuIlam has been spending the
past few days ia Washing ton.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-12
You should eat more bread

You'll be surprised at the your living bv
eating bread and less hghcost you'll be all the
better for physically Try and you get the best
bread-ule lghtes and digeshble kind
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-12
Ask slO,OOO0 OF CONGRESS.

Bill for Maintenance Oh City Streets IS
iu Lice q Recent Acli5nol Councii.
Representative Frank 0. Smith, Of
the Fifth district, introduced in the
Hoase yesterday a bill asking Con-
gress to appropriate $4,000 70 be
used by Annapolis in helping main
tain its streets.
The bin was offered az the re-
quest Of the Annapolis City Coun-
ell A resolution, adopted by the
City Fathers. sets forth tht the Gov.
ernment owns 81, 600, 600 in property
in Annapolis, which is exempted from
taxation; thst the Annapolis streets
are constantly used By the Naval
Academy authorities, and that these
streets are maintained sc q high cost
to The city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-25
DISTRICT COURT
BUSY YESTERDAY
Instructed verdict IN case OF stat 20
81. y. 4. -atage--iine sen
trnce suspended

The raa. of .Hr state Il
Savage. on charge OF violating fH.
local option IHws vac ou 'ra. SOL
terfay boz fIe district court and o..
,atied m0. Df thc day A'trr frr
evidence ta. complete. tns court 200.
frlrfed f.r jury no return . ..r
1.0 of MOT guilty
THE ga.. tas different from ANDY
that haH been tried 90 amarillo
hsrefofor. The state evidence
tonr1 f.r facts 10 boz about a. 'o.
lows
Th. STATED. stiffness aaH rho deIeu
lant sa.H.. boo Amarillo ana told
Hm %, n'rd four quart oI VHi.
ErI 90. paid savage iUo st25 200
pu for .. Hh.akry and noe SAGE
thI,H al.r cont iD IeyIcu
Tho rolling of the court b. 90 tine
effect tUlf fho transaction aaa mad"
900 TNrD
o. 8 'HaHDry plead guilty 500
H,rHH. OH felony charge and fa.
fsen nnfrnro of two Feara
t.IrH H. pended. because OFF
le rirnm lance. and tbe are %. fha
defendant
Constable Fred cobb returned
from Neuarl TrtaH Yesterday win
rrsd Hester aIa Nlppy who BE-
wanted here ou % felony charge aud
under $3.50 bond 81" vac
picked up under Instructions from
U. bond mrn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-25
TRAVELLING MEN HOLD
MONTHLY MEETING
YIN Initiate Large lass IN NoVem-
het-~",rnth Largest prgnniIa-
tipn In state.

The ruit,d Commercial Travel
.rs of Amarillo held ihoir rcluIar
monthly meeting n.t uieht go th"
vs. % ~ Hau 800, ummprDiul
Travellers are 1runEiur for biE
meeting and WoNrr uu the fourth
SATURDAY. boz November when % class
off about 200 uon members viii Do
initiated
Tho Commercial Traveller nov
have membor#h hip of lIU in Anna
milo. which o. The seventh largest
organization OF the Kind loo th,
state They arr hoping fo soon sliI
forward one. and pus inly Two cogs
aud become the sixth cor 0nth lar
fesi organization uF ur,t prlng
Fort Worth Nifh member hiT
OFF 100 now bold ufin place and
th, NmriIlo Travellers 100, 1uViou.
to ul that number They have ihe
men here and hope 90 Boz able o.
succeed iu inducing them tn bee
com, affiliated with tHr organization
Thg rcaliz, that b. s hard pro
position tO undertake 'n pu city
fhr size of Fort Worth nHt fHc, haN,
faith u their ability 90 do Iu.t thar
ching
A Ma time expected Ht th'
meeting Ou the .Nih