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The Republican., 1914-06-18
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Mrs. Mary Miller, of Luke, was the
guest of friends in this place on last
Sunday.
Miss Jane Izzett, of Midland. was in
town last week visiting friends and
acquaintance.
Mr. A. Plummer, of Westernport
spent Sunday in town the guest of Post
master Smouse.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. Tompson
Metcalf, iof Beryl, on last Sunday morn
ing, boy.
Mrs. Annie Morrow and her daughter,
Mrs. Annie Miller, of Elkins, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mullen.
Mr.. U. S. Grant Harshberger, of this
place, clerk in the G. c. Pattison store,
spent the week end in the city of Elkins,
the guest of his brother-n-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. James Green.
Mr.. Jarold Kemp. sophomore in the
W. M. College, Westminster, Md.
arrived in town last Thursday evening
and will spend the summer vacation at
home with his parents, DR.. and Mrs.
H. NJ Kemp.
The Bloomington M. E. Sunday
school has completed it's arrangements
to visit Hampshire on next Sunday
morning and hold joint services with
the Sunday school at that place at ten
O'Clock in the morning.
Mr.. Harry Kight, of Barnum, is
sporting his new Overland. 1t arrived
in Cumberland on Wednesday last an I'd
was given its try out spin from that
city to keyser and from thence to Bar
mum the following day. 1t has proved
entirely satisfactory and Harry is en-
thusiastic over the features of his ma
chine. He formerly owned Buick.
Mrs. Ollie Raley, who was called to
Bloomington last week to attend the
funeral of her uncle. returned to Rich
mond Thursday, where she will remain
with her husband, Mr.. John Raley. until
the end of the base ball season, when
she expects to return to this place and
spend the winter with her mother.
Miss Pearl Walker, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Walker, of Blaine,
formerly of Bloomington. on her way
home from Pittsburgh and Connells-
vile, stopped off at this place and spent
Saturday and part of Sunday the guest
of her cousins, Misses Maud and Clara
I-Tibbetts.
Messrs. Charles Sullivan, John Tomp-
, son, Walter Mitter, of Bloomington,
and and James Munsie, of Beryl, young
men employed in the mines hereabouts
left for Lillian, W. Va, Tuesday, where
they have secured empoyment in the
mines near that place.
Mr.. G. C. McFarlane, at Barnum,
has been spending a few days along
the banks of the Dry Fork river, try
ing to induce the speckled beauties to
forsake their elements and come with
him and grace the pan. With what
success we are unable to say as reports
are conflicting.
Rev A. R. Snedegar, the Blooming
ton M. E. pastor. who has attained
quite reputation in the eastern part
of this state as an orator especially
adapted to fraternal' order occasions, left
for Baltimore city on Wednesday morn
ing, where he will spend a few days
visiting friends. prior to an engagement
to speak at Decoration Day services in
a cemetery near Hagerstown, Md.
The Republican., 1914-06-18
TAX SALES OF REAL ESTATE
TAX SALES
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate
In Garrett County, Maryland.

Under. and by virtue of the power
vested in.sthe Treasurer of Garrett
County, Maryland, by section 81 of
Chapter 566, of the Acts of the General
Assembly of Maryland for the year
1890. title Garrett County," subtitle
County Treasurer" and as amended
by the General Assembly of Maryland
for the year 1898, Chapter 144, the
undersigned late Treasurer in and for
Garrett County, MARYLAND, will, on
The Republican., 1914-06-18

WANTED-A settled woman for
general housework in a small family.
Address, with reference, W, The Re
publican Office. Adv.
The Republican., 1914-06-18

beginning at 10 o'clock a. m. at the
front door of the Count House in the
town of Oakland, Garrett county, Md,
offer and sell at public auction to the
highest bidder all Of the following
pieces or parcels of land lying and be-
ing in Garrett county, Md, to wit:
The Republican., 1914-06-18

7-l24 acres OF Military Lots Nos. 35S,
359 ana $50, the same being the tract of
land that was conveyed by Thomas
dated Nav 10. 1a15. and duIV recorded in
Liber f. Z. T.. 81. folio 304, one OF the
Land Records of Garrett county The
same is located in Election District No.
l3 of Garrett county and VIII be sold to
satisfy and pay the State and County
taxes due and in arrear thereon for
the years 1872 and 1913 as is charged on
the Assessment Books OF Garrett cOun-
ty in the name of Isaac Davis
The Republican., 1914-06-18

10. 9-Lot No. p on the Plat OF Rafter's
Addition to the town of kttZmilIer
vile, the same being the lot of ground
conveyed to Harry kantorowitZ by &.
5. Hamill and Albert l.. Lee, trustees,
by deed dated oct. !. 1910, and recorded
in Liber T.. Z. T., Gl folio 4I6, one OF the
Land records OF Garrett county. Said
lot is located in Election District No 3
OF Garrett county and will be sold TO
satisfy and pay the state and County
taxes due ana in arrear thereon for the
years 1912 and 1913 as is charged on the
Assessment Books for Garrett county
in the name OF II. Kantorowitz.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-01-22
Grtra
Seine 5iuei Sent Eaiiagicrrate in
Sa0 Safpta.

8unoe8ridter @iIlaro bon Winne.
opoIiS entihieo, 6aB Die BON Der
q. 9. 2egislatllr I'M Sabre 1909
perlangte &c Gaiiagierrate ungiil.
tig lit, neil tie elmer aonfisfation
gleidfdnie Die 212c Gote lit oltf.
redt erbulten iporbert uno Die Sab.
nen bon Siib 0afota Iegen gegen
oiele Gate feline Sppoiition ein. 4ud
Der iebige Staats Sberridlter s.
$. @ates, friiber in Siour SAILS,
erflarte ols oanroliger rMaiter in
Gbancerp" Die 212c 9iate suIaiIig.
8ieie Gntideioung bon Gidter 8il-
laro lit auf Die 8eih6ftseinnabmen
Der 8abnen i'm Sabre 1908 in
Siio 8afota baiirt.
8eabnooo, 3, g. O., 81. ean.-
Snnoert 8eIegaten uno gtrte ipobn-
ten Der eeSabres aonoention Scr @.
3. 8irtspereinigung BEL. 9lftine
EeiInabme Der 9Sirte in ser tom,
menoen @or:pagne gum SeIoIt-
ihue Der Wtrte lulb ibrer ssntereIien
puroe beraten aud lpuroen neue
gealtten ertpablt.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-01-22
Or. Seraluer oallft Der Dellt=
iden Hreiie

Ser grGfioent 0es 1eutfb. .Qmeri.
foniiden g}ationalbunoes, Or. 6. s.
6epamer, entbietet Der oeutiben Brel-
Ie oe5 2anoes uno oanltt Dem gonseu
3eutidtlrm ieine ber3lidlten @Iiid-
piinide gum gteuen Sabre.
Gas gieue 0riltgt nit Mabt ber.
eiltl"
Ter bentid.amerifaniidlen Treile,
Der trelen uno inadtigen sSoroeriu
Der 9eItrebungen oes DeutId= =almeri-
faniid)en 9atipndlbunoes, lno ourh
Iie Dem 9eianlten 1eutidtum Der Ser
eintgten Staaten ienoe ih bterntit
ber3lide 8litflpiirIde gum Sabres-
pediel. Mtoge oos gaeue eSobr fic)
ais ein redt 9liiflihe5 uno eriprieB-
li6es in nnierer genneiniamen slrbeit
8unl Seile Der beutiben 8epolferung
uno bes 2anoes ibrer 8nbl ertpeiier.
Nur nit 8efiiblen oufrid)tiger
Donfbarfeit fann ib Der tatfraitigen
unb raitloien Wtitnirfung Der bei:t-
ihen 3ettungen geoenfen, pelde itets
6ereit maren, otrh 5ielbepliBte uno
energiide 8erbearbeit fir nnIern
9unb uno leine geitrebnngen tie 5u
itarfen uno al fraftiaen nno 5un gr.
folge oerielben bei8ltrdgen. Wenn
Der Rationalbnn0 belite fait iiber Oos
gan5e peite 8ebiet Der 8ereinigten
Gtaoten perbreitet lit uno iiberon ie-
ite @ur5ein geihlagen bat, 10 lit oa5
niht gum Winoeiten Elm BeroienIt iei-
ner treuen 9unoesgenoIIin, Der 6eltt-
i6en Treiie.
Sic bat erfannt, boR nllr ourh elm
3uiammeniuirfen bes geiaminten
9entIdtnms es moelieb it, i6m bic
gebiiDreitoe Stellung 3u erfdnlpfeu
unb 0elttide 4ltltltrgiiter gum WobIe
oes anlerifaniiden 9oIfes gum Ange-
n1ein-gelig 81 MAIDEN. Sic tpeilt inn
ner mie0er ltno pieoer auf Die Rot-
ipenoiefeit Der giilignng bes bent-
ihen Clements bin nno ltdrft belit-
ihes gnpfinben nno anbongen an
beiltid)e Soeale burh bic oeitIhe
Sprahe, bic tie bohbalt uno pfIegt.
8enn mir anliere beutfdle Greiie
lJortieeung auf 9eite 81
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-01-22
Hunbi6au
Snlanb.

9ienltag oieier @ode par Elm
lpeiterer pihtiger Gag i'm aongreB,
ba Die 8raIioentenihaftbntldaft 8ur
Gegulirung Der SrltItfroge beiOe
Sduier in Spannung bielt ttno Ell
uen Deiteren 9emeis lieferte, oob
@ilIon ltur Damn reoet, nenn er
tDirflih etipas 5t iagen bot. gr
bate oas 0ofument porber ben De-
tnofrotiiden Siibrern i'm aongreB
borgelegt, ioipie BEN Neitglieoern Der
aonlitees, in tpelhen sic 8orberatllna
erfolgt, ullo ben MitgIieoern oes
aabinetts, rnb iie boben iid) idnn1t-
lih oanit einperitauoen erfldrt. 8ie
8eltaltung Der 9lbbiilfenabregeln
i'm ein8elnesi iiberldBt Der Gr1ii-
bent Dem aongreB. 9lber 5i1 oen
idon befannten @orlhldgen fir
SEN sipilhenItaatliden Sanoel, ge.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-01-22

leitigung Ser in einanbergreifen-
ben Directorate uno geieitiQung
Der perIbieoener 9luffalIung 5u.
gdnglihen 9eItinlnungen bes
Sberman @eiebeS treten nod orei
ueue bin5u, iiber peI6e bis iett
nidts befonnt NOR. Dies iino:
/. 9eieitiqung Der 9eiit 8e-
Iellidafien. 9en 8orporationen ioll
|lnteriogt iperoen, Die 9lftien ooer
Elm eSntereiie on ben @eihqften
totiadlider aonfurrenten, ooer Der.
ipanoter getriebe 5u ertDerben. glud
Die grperbung BON 9lftien uno s5lt-
tereiien on niht nit ibnen fonflrri-
renoen getrieben ioG ibnen MIR ge-
itattet iein, ipenn Die gunbes Ser
febr aomniilion ODER oie aommii-
iion fir ben 5fpiidenitdatIihen San.
Del ibre 3uitimmung oa5u erteiIt.
?. gie gunoes 8erfebrg Som.
niiiion ioa ernl1htigt iperben, fir
Die slusgabe BON g8ertpopieren iei-
tens Der gilenbabnen Heeulatipe 5u
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-01-22

Ierloiien uno Die aufiiht oariiber 8ll
fit6ren, 10 ooB oa5 8ublifum ourd]
Die aontntiiiion cine geipiiie Som
trolle iiber Die fiinftige 8ertuen.
orng oes @eloes erbGIt, tpeldeS ben
grlos beim Gerfouf BON ASnoS
ooer aftien biloet.
3. 8enn ouf oos gctreiben ser
gunocsregierung I'M Gioil- ODER
arin1inolberfobren Die 8erihte ourh
grfenntniS cine Combination fir
geiesfDiorig erfldrt baben, ioQ eS
gin5eInen ODER sSirmen, pelde ourh
iolda Gou1binotionen 9eihaoigt NOR
ben iino, 5lliteben lid auf eiue
iolde gntiheioung al berufen, 10
oaB lie IN ben bon ibnen amuitren-
genoen 8ro5eiien Die 8eiebipiorigfeit
Der betreffenoen Gombinationen
niht nohntaIs nah3uipeiien boben.
Ger Grdiioeut bertritt Die alae-
netnen Grincipien, iiber oeren aor-
reftionsbeoiirftigfeit Die offentlide
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-01-22
81. 8. 9liharOS, Der una6GGnoioe

u. 8, 9tifarO8, Scr nna6GGnoioe
Irepublifoniide @ouuernclrs=2an
| Dot, frtttiirt oie Elotform ser re-
pnblIfnnil6en NPajoritQt3 Sat
ttton '3,nQblt uneil lie so 8Ian-
fen entbdlt, bon oenen, ieiner 4nIid)t
nodL IS 81 otele iin0". 8or
otlem erfldrt er, oooB Ole 5teuer-
l,feforn A}lonfc rim 92uIt bon gs.
Iqeiun0en SteuerborIhIGgen uno g9i-
oerIpru6 in iiCb ieIbIt iIt". Die Wtt=
norttdt5 Ylaute an0ercrIeit8 fritiiirt
ole Steuer aonrmiIiion, obne cin
Igelun0c3 SeiLmittel 6ogeQen at
|nennen. 3u9Ieicb pernliBt Ri6arO$
Inuf bei0en rcpubl. Sifet8 omirfz
lihe sSiibrer oe3 8olfe5" rln0 ,,qe-
|1lnoe Heformer", oie Dem oGolfc"
InitBcn f0nnen lno iperoen. lln0
'meil feline eigcne Steuer 4loufc,
IerflGrt fi6or05 meiter, uuf 0cn
St'd) gelegt puroe, 0arum ha5e er
lelnen gtamen oils @ouperneurSfon-
oloot 5uriidge5ogcn uno peroe u1o6-
|b0ngig lollfen.
Hi6or0S' EIotform lit: geie6er
init Dem 8euteipItem! gtibt al bicle
yteformen ouf einmaG, ionoern Sic
mtdtigite, Ole Steuerreform, 8uerit,
.uno Damn crit Der Reibe nad 0ie
onoeren nm Oie @Gbler niht AIT
oeriptrren ln0 auh ettpaS 8u erret.
den. - gr empfiebIt 5llndhIt Elm
geredtere3 lnO gleidntaBigere8 8es
'telerung3IDItent 0ltr6 ein 9(nlen0e.
ntent sur Stoot5fonItitution, 5. +.
Steuern auf 8rlnoeiQentum (o6ne
olrefte 9elteuerltn9 fiir @er6eIIe-
run8en, 9l1BenItdnbe lm0 are0it,
iolonGe lie nod nidjt cine 0irefte
Gtnnabn1equelle iin6); er bernirft
BEN Elan Ser SteuerfommijIion, ie-
oeS Sabr tpillfiirlid) ole @rlu16z
el8e1ltunsperte felt3uieben, uno SIRE
bite, 0epoiiten gIuBenltanoe, SD-
potbefen uIm. 5u beiteuern; audi
be5meifelt er 0ie gtotipenoiQfeit Ell
ner Steuerfommiiiion fir ole ndd-
item bler Sabre ano Die itootIide ge.
tDtlltgltn9 fir oie 0titgIieoer oieIer
9ormtIiion tu0breno oerieIben 3eit,
oo e5 minoeIten5 3mei Sabre rauere,
bis ote Staatsfonititution IorQfal-
tl9 amenoirt iei, uno. e8 meitere
5pet Sabre oauere, bis ioIde Stel1.
erretorm mirflan1 gena6t peroen
f0nne".
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-01-22
Al1tt1tt1p1. ~

geatbbem ieoer Der eelp1bIten 9e.
ntnten Die 8eriidlerung abgegeben
bdtte, fiir ben Gerein rno oas
0elttidttm iein 9eItes 5u tlrn,
ipitroe Der gei6luB gefabt, oas
GintrittsgeI0 bon ST anf SO 5u err
boben. 0onn nuroe ser Sefret1r
beduftra9t, ale nit ibren geitrd.
gen riiditonoigeu Wtitqlieoer sur
3ablung oerielben allfsuforoern, oa
ne ionlt aus Dem 8erein ausgeiflo.
len iperoen. @8 tpuroe nod ser Be-
IbluB 9efaBt, am Mtittipod) 9lbeno,
Den Ia sSonitor, in Der gereins.
bolle etnen groBartigen 9aa ab5u.
balten.
Gas Geiultot peroen mir tpobI I'm
Der nahiten Summer mitteilen f0n-
men. - $. o.
Der Gnrefa Ranncrd,or
betpdItiote Iaut Der nGurefa golfg.
5eituna" oll1 I'M lesten eesnbr ein
an Grfolgeu reide oeutId]c Or.
belt, nn0 leete u1ter DER rii6riaen
Settilng bon Serrn 4rof. Shcfer
gbre ein. Sein arbeits genlam
tiir oieies Sobr iit Elm iolhes, 6os
Den OeitglieOern Gbre nlaht. 4ud,
lit Die finon5ieIle Gage oes Ser
ems cine quite. g9ir ipiinihen Dem
yWtannerhor" in gurefa eine ae.
oeiblihe entipidlung, Dem DeutidJ.
tltnt BON Gurefa lno WtcHberion
Go. sur Gbre, lno benz 8eutId,-
tltm 5itnl Se9en.
&eitcrc bentIdJe Seite.
8a6renb Der riibriae 2ofolperein
BON griogetpdter on 16. 5. sc.
Elm erfolgreifes belitides Sselt fei-
erte, miro oth Der gerein in
tSlanoreoli, Der biesi1brigen Gonpeu.
tionsitoot oes Staotsber6onoes, am
%. Sanuar ell peiteres fyeIt ab.
bolten, 0eiIcn grfolg ipobl aud,
nidt mlBer 5roae lit.
Soffentlid neranitnlten outb Die
8eretne IN Ganiitpto, Zane, Sort
for0, Suatboloi (lpo balo cine neue
S3oIe einaepei6t miro), Eeo, Ser.
reio s5aDa uirp. baIo oeutIde sSe-
ite, ebe Der 8intcr 81 Gnoe Qeft,
mn III Sipnr iyalls am 10. sSamm-
ar B. 3. Der uejermania @erein"
lctu 34. Stiitanssfeit ulter gro-
Der 9etefligina fcterte.
,3n ben errungcltibafteu hes0er-
mania @ereins bon gfour fSalis
50blen: cine eigene Sale, oie ct.
Da ein GerrH6aen BON $4,000 re.
prdielltirt. nebIt einem gaorfa1felr.
beitan0 bon nabe5u $1,000; Die
@ermdnia Shule, oeuffi)e 9iblio.
tbef IN Der Carnegie 2ibrarD", bic
SAiIlerlinoe, bic inn
on Die Ghiller eya6rbun.
oertfeier 9epflou3t muroe, beri1ieoe.
lie oelttihe Observation-Disclosures nno
aon3erte nirp. un0 cine itdnoig Itei-
geuoe lfttglieber5abl.
ssSn 0iithell, 5uron, @atertotpn,
Gorfiton, @ooiodet, Spencer, Wten-
no, &ripp Gcotlono nilp. ioIlte
e6enfall8 bolO on Die 8riinoung BON
2otoloereinen geibritten meroen.
User nadt Den glnfong2
8Scr fat nod nid)t ben HrD1ibi-
tionS Rroteit amsgefiillt unb an iei-
ucn aungreRmann geianOt?
0tit oeutihem @rltBe,
Sans 3enuutb.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-01-22
geamten,udhl bes gereins .8emiit-
liflfeit" in Nherheen. G. ..

*F'T*eF" - *FVtRUttHf ~ -
anfangs Sanltar bielt Der Deutihe
y8emiitlihfeitsperein" BON 4beroeen
feline regeln1dBtge 8erlontnllung ob.
Qn SteQe BON Serrn 9. $. yeul-
le, Der cine graiioentenipieoertpobl
nblebnte, muroe Serr 9iobert
&rnot einitimnlig eetuabIt. 5ierauf
ipuroen Die 1teuen 9eamten bon
Serrn 8. 8. geuae in lire 4enlter
eingeIett, rno s.par Nobert 4rnot
IoIs Brdiioent. Serr Gebaitian
Shafer als Shasnleiiter, Serr
Wm. geuIe als Sefretdr, Die Ser
rem aug. Watbetps, Sobn goigt
uno Ben 9bonas als Grlltees.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-01-22

. IOH NIl0 Der Terlnh 9enn1t
peroen, I'M gdn5en Die nette Cunt
ME bon 15S,766.43 mieoer3uer-
longen. Cine ioEde Geform"
m0re ia ein Sdritt in ser re6ten
Hidtung, Denn ober fein @eieb
porlag, TIM Die S6obnreiiter 3u
3ptngen, oen Erofit" an 0ieStootS-
foIie db3ltlleiern, lrn0 menn MIR cine
ntorollI9e &erpflidtung oorIog, 10
merOcn ouh in Sii0 Qufotu 0ie
"gfiirnber0er feinen 60ngerL e6e iic
ibn babcll".
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-01-22

geblih nod b0bere Remuneration fir
Die groBen Gepoiiten, glub loQ Ger
oStnatsbanf grotniner oaS ao-
mitee ni6t unteritiitt baberl Inn Der
Sode ouf ben 8runo 8u fomnten.
aeiner Ger obengenounten Shase
meiIter ioa ienlaI8 al1cb nur einen
9eiI oieies GrofiteS on bie5toots.
foiie abgeIiefert baben. 9tuS oieIen
8riinoen iollen MN Die betreffen0en
Shobmeiiter reip. ibre 8iirqen
pro3eliirt tperoen. Cine 3uiammen-
ltelllmg oeS aomitees ergiebt foIgens
Oen Sdulobetrog, 8u oem oie
Stoot5taiIe ongebIid beredtigt lit:
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(6ortlesung auf Seite 3D.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-01-22

Merchants who do not
advertise in a German pa
per, do not deserve the
German trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-07
THIS IS YOUR DAY TO VOTE
FOR OR AGAINST CONSTITUTION
Ballots Cast To-day Will Decide Question of Convention That
Would Revise Amend-General Impression
Is That Affirmative Will Win

mated that not more than one-quarter
OF the enrolled registered vote Will be
cast at the outside
The total vote in the state last fall
was about 100000. In greater New
York 1t was $4,000. Reports from
upstate are that in some places no at
tempt will be made to count the re-
turns tonight. Complete figures will
not be obtainable for several days.
The general impression is that the
vote for the constitutional convention
will be carried.
Chairman Barnes, OF the Republican
State Committee, has said that so far
as the platform Of the party is con-
cerned its members may vote as they
please. Assemblyman Harold ]. Hin
man, the Barnes Assemblyman in AL
bany, advises a vote OF mo"
The Progressives do not want a con-
vention, but dare not openly oppose IT
cause Of a platform declaration In
favor of an early convention.
The Democrats. satisfied that tbev
will elect plurality of the delegates
to such a convention. are openly ad-
YocatinF IA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-07
HOLLAND SOCIETY
RAISES STATUE FUND
Has $4,000 Already for Monu-
ment TO William the
Silent Here.

The Holland Society received a re-
port last night at its annual meeting
at the Hotel Astor that it's committee
In charge OF the plan to erect a monu-
ment to commemorate the Dutch In
fiuence in New York had raised $4,000
and would erect a statue Of William
the Silent in Riverside Drive.
Tunis j. Bergen, chairman Of the
comrlittee, made a special trip to Hol-
land to avoid all mistakes in the selec-
ton OF statue.
This memorial "a exclusively an
nounced in The Tribune. will be rushed
and should be erected within six
months. 1t will be reproduction Of the
statue placed In the centre of the main
square at The Hague, facing the Hall
of Justice. Mr. Bergen found that
Holland looks on William as a man
first, then a fighter. a resemblance to
George Washington being noted by the
committee
William Leverich Brewer was elect
ed president. He is the first reelected
presidant Of the society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-07
LIGHT EVOLVES
A NEW MICR0BE
Discovery of French Bacteriolo-
gist May Give Clew to Va
riety of Diseases.

Paris. April 6-Mme. Victor Henri, a
bacteriologist. has succeeded in Great
ing a new species Of microbe, the ac-
ton of which has developed a new
form Of disease. She subjected the
bacilI Of anthrax to ultraviolet rays,
which changed them from rod shape
TO spherical. The transformed bacilli
were injected into guinea pigs, the re-
suit being a slowly developing disease
Of a totally different character from
that of anthrax.
Nine. Henri deduces from her dis
covery the possibility Of evolution in
the bacterial world, as in the animal
world. and expresses the opinion that
the multitudes Of existing species come
from few primitive forms, which
have undergone transformations under
the action Of light and have engendered
the varieties Of germs responsible for
the diseases known 10 science.
The particulars of the discovery were
communicated to the Academy Of Sci
ence tonight by Professor Roux, and
aroused lively interest, it being regard
ed as Of Importance from practical
point OF view, not only in showing the
way for eficacious treatment, but in
opening a new field for the investiga-
ton Of the evolution Of many species of
bacteria and resultant diseases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-07

This is Election Day. A statewide
referendum is being held TO answer the
question:
Shall there be a convention TO re-
wise the constitution and amend the
same?"
All those registered last fall, who
have not since moved, are entitled to
vote to-day, whether they voted or not.
Others who may vote are those who
took advantage of the supplemental
registration on March %.
The ballot to-day will be a piece Of
paper about the size Of those generally
used for the constitutional amend
ments. In the centre the question will
be printed. At the left there will be
two squares, one marked mo" and the
other Yes" The voter answers the
question as he desires by placing n
cross in one Of the squares.
To-day is not legal holiday Aside
from that fact little interest is being
taken in the referendum. and 1t is esu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-07
TUG ADRIFT IN HELL GATE
City Boat Saves Graft Sweep
ing Toward Rocks.

Her engines going dead" as she
passed 10th st. early this morning. the
tug John DAILY. with a loaded scow Of
the Street Cleaning Department In tow.
hoated helplessly into He'll Gate before
help came.
Captain Peter Leonard, of the Chari-
ties Department boat Hart's Island,
was making his last trip when he heard
distress signals from up river He
turned his craft and gave chase. He
overlook the tug and tow just as she
raced on the flood tide into Hell Gate.
For some time Leonard could not
get near enough to get a line aboard
the helpless craft. He finally worked
in close and got a hitch on the DAILY
and drew her out Of the raging waters
Of the Gate.
The Daly's captain said that after
tho engines failed he found IL impossi-
BILE 70 set loose from his tow
The tug was then at the mercy OF
the tide