davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tupelo journal., 1914-01-23
Administrative Notice to Pro-
bate Claims.

Letters of administration having been
issued to the undersigned on the estate
of ]. F. Culver by the Chancery Court
of Lee county, Miss, on December Is.
1918, notice is hereby given to all per-
sons holding claims against said estate
to present the same and have the same
probated and allowed and registered
by the clerk of said court within one
year after the first publication of this
notice, and that a failure to so probate
and register said claims within said
time, will bar such claim.
Mrs. Belle Culver, Administrative,
C. P. Long.
Sol. for Administrators. 42-3t
The Tupelo journal., 1914-01-23
Discretion.

There is no talent SO useful towards
rising in the world, or which puts
men more out of the reach of fortune,
than that quality generally possessed
by the dullest sort of men, and in COM
mon speech called discretion; a spe-
cies of lower prudence, by the assist
ance of which people of the meanest
intellects, without any other qualifica-
ton, pass through the world in great
tranquility, and with universal good
treatment, neither giving O taking
fense.-Swift.
The Tupelo journal., 1914-01-23
Strictly Up to Date.

Seven-year-old Peggy was drawing
the picture of a house and finally an
nounced it completed. But where
are the chimneys?" she was asked.
Peggy's face fell for a moment as she
noticed this important omission, but
she quickly recovered her presence of
mind. ooh, this kind of a house
doesn't need chimneys," she answered
calmly. ut is heated by radiators"
The Tupelo journal., 1914-01-23
The Painted Desert.

n San Diego, Jan. 22.-FOrmer
| expositions have shown wild men
and women from the Antipodes.
but it has remained for the San
Diego Exposition to find a whole
nation of wildmen within the
borders of the United States, a
whole vast area where nothing
has progressed since the inva-
sion of Mexico by Cortez in 1917.
This area is in northeastern Ari-
IONA, and the Santa Fe railway
will cover ten acres of ground at
exposition with as close a copy
of this country as is possible to
produce.
This locality is known as the
Painted Desert. It's a land where
no white man has dared attempt
agriculture or mining, where
there is nothing but the Indian,
his ancient civilization unaltered,
Iivisg in ~six-story houses of 100
roofs without an outside door,
doing the same things in the
same way his forefathers did for
centuries before white men came
to America.
Comparatively few white men
have penetrated this district.
None has remained there. At
long intervals a scientist has pen
etrated the fastness Of the red
and yellow hills. Indians emerge
from it occasionally, but they in
variably return. Their homes
are the identical buildings erect
ed many centuries ago. Their
pottery is the same, used for the
same purpose and in the same
rude manner. Their customs
and tribal laws remain unchanged
since when know man knows to
the contrary. They irrigate
small patches of grain just as did
their forefathers. The country
repels even the hardy prospector.
Trees, except those petrified into
stone, are not seen. No two hills
are of the same color. The very
rocks are veriegated in hue. The
pitiless sun scorches all vegeta-
ton encouraged by the winter
and spring rains.
Members of the Santa Fe eX-
ploring party declare the Paint
ed Desert rivals the wonderful
Grand Canyon of the Colorado in
grandeur and beauty of scenery.
A second party has been sent
into it to gather material for the
great exhibit the railway will in
stall at the San Diego Exposition,
to contain every thing possible
to bring from that region, a ter
ritory that seems to have been
forgotten by Nature herself.
The Tupelo journal., 1914-01-23

A religious journal says: 1T is
harmful to get rich too rapidly
We never thought of that before.
Here's another danger to worry
about and strive to guard against.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-17

2itteraturgeididJtc an Der Sigh
GfooI. Troieiior u. 6. bon
gioe, llniperiitdt Chicago.
Scttion iiir golfsid)uIlebrer:
Ger lliterridit III Der ociltIdjnlnc-
rifaniidlen @eidid)te in ben Gle
rrentarfl1iien. - Gmil Sranler.
Cincinnati.
gerIdJte Dbr gfnsidiliien.
Wennitenipdbl.
SdllibperbnnOllnaen.
Ger fiir oysie 3aglug bea6iidtiste
9icrtras: JSeiultate nit Der oircften
0lettooe i'll nni oas ndbite ,ya1r cer.
idoben poroen 100 9ireftor Dlar
8altee in sluerifa meiler im3 ielbit
ons 1gcna bebanocIn miro.
ltntcrbnltltn Gen.
Gie 1beiIEe6mer om 9ebrertage
iillo @1iie oes @ermoniu alu6a lno
geniebeu aIs iold,e oas @aisref;t bes
aln53.
GieniiaG, oen 80. Suni. Germonia
slabgebGiiOe. @emiiihlid,ts BET.
ianlmeniein nad) Der Groiiulngs.
oerianmliing.
WiiitlCod. oen I Sui. RatJmiitags:
Gumpieriahrt aui Dem @iGiGan.
See.
gonneritaH Ocr 2. Snli, Gndmit.
tags: geiud Scs aunItiuItitiits
inlo elmer nelien Sigh Sdjool.
abenos: gcfud bes gismard Gar.
tens
6rcitag. Sen 3. ssnIil 9l6enos: Ban.
fctt i'm @ermania Stub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-17
2int gamfag
Seiert ser Sentidc EiOnicr-gerejH
iein StifuuGsicit in Saflcg.

Der 0eutI6e pionierberein begebt
am tommenoen Somitag Isin 46. .Stif=
tungsfeit, oas in Straub's 9arten in
gatle9 u6gebaltep peroen piro.
Der 8oritano tit bereits ieit serduz
mer ,3eit nit ben 9orbereitungen fir
Oas SET bei6dftigt uno ben 8eitgGitsn
itebeH obne 6ruge genuBreibe Stun.
Den bepor. 2tls syeItreonsr lit Hidter
2tlfreo &. gtippert, Oas jiingite Mits
glisO Ce5 @ersins, gepOnnen pOrben,
unb du6 anberpeitig lit fiir llnterbalz
tung Gorge getrogen poroen. giaz
tiirIt4 lpirO ben 5eitgditsn @elegenz
belt geboten peroen, Elm 5G13fen gu
MAIDEN uno bic 5an5muiit tpiro cine
bortreffIif)e SapeGe unter Der 2eiz
tunq Nes puderen Bioniers Casper
9iu liefern.
Die @aasn Der Satleb StraBenz
babnltnie fabren am fSeitpIaB Dorbei
unO Der giHtritt 5etragt nur 10 Gts.
pru Yerfon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-17
aim go. Suni
@eroeH neun 0raSuanSen Ses
Se6rciu llniun Gollesr lire
Siplome cr6nlten.

9tm 0admittag oes 20. Stunt ucr'
ben geIegentIif Der SdhtBfeier Oes
6ebrem Union College neun Ora,
SuanOen ser slnitaIt ibre 9ipIome er,
balten lno oieie neltn iungen &abbi,
ner bnben 6ereits i6mmtli6 ieit Sab.
resfriit @emeirioen beoient.
Die @ra6uan6eu iinb: SiaSore
SiaciOn, SsrueI 2oiiis &lpIon,
Charles Benjamin 9os, MorriS Ga.
nuel SaSaron, See SSoiepb 2epineer
2ouis g. Nann, Cigar Ssogel @tua.
nin Marius 9iaiinsfp uno Glfan s.
goorinnger.
gIIs 9ieoner fir 6ie sIbiturienten 10
Marius Raiinstp aiisgelpdbIt morsen
uno bic 9accaIoureatsrebe miro 9'ab.
biner Roies S. Cries bon GIeoeIanS
baltpn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-17
GrunFeapN.gsrinn,n gruOujrsn
i'm SemtidcH SinfOniiieHbeim iit
Bcnte Sdluficier.

&on Der aranfenpflegeriunen.
S1ulc 0eS Geittihcu 0iafoniIenA
0pipitals groouiren in oieiem Gene.
tier iiinf uno 5mar Die Sdrueiter
Gntbern SiIfer, GSliIia a. aeatOn
@,oloie @ellman, SSuitine s.. 9ubIcr
un0 9lnna 90. aroft. Die Sd,luBfefcp
lnao Die lleberrcidmg ser 9tplone
iiuOet beute 9lbenO IN ser 9luitalts-
fopeae all Clifton 9lpe. uuo Stroiabt
StroBe nu3 fol0enoem Erogramnt
ltatt
8ebct uno Sd,tiitperIeiuug.
8ajtor 8. 6. aramer, Supt.
Duet oSSeilt5, ,SreltOe oes Ser3enS"
Sri N}art5o &. 0iefmeier, soprou.
Sri. 0iinna 9. GortL 9lIt.
9lniprahe--
Or 6. @uitap 3irfe,
Gbren.Braiioent oes Gr5tI. Sta6es r
SoIo-oStaie aIagcIieo" Al
......... Schubert
SRI. Vtlnna y Dorm.
9Lniprahe--
@oltor 6. i. $5epl.
!FitgIieO Der Soipitalbeb6r0e.
SoIo-oGiu id0uer Rag" 9Su33int
Sri. @tortba 6. Giefneier.
4niprcde-
9Srof. Sol. GoparO &arrp,
Gefa nGinciunnti llnioeriitat.
lleberreihung Der 0tplome-
Tr. Dfar G6bler,
&r1iiOeut oes 0r3tliden Stabes.
8uet 9lbidieo Der 80geI", SiISadi
Sri. Rartbo 6, 9ietmeier, SRI.
Wtinna y. Dorm.
ShIuB9ebet Baitor g. Sel5er.
Die 5ramOe oes SSnitttllts iitS slr
Sbeilnobme an Der 5eier eineeIuoeil.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-17
@erthlpier Ghcf.

SoIepb WplDerton BON go. 534 80.
g. Strabe tbeilte Der pplisei geIteru
NIT, odB ihm bon einem illugen Mann,
pelher Ieinen Namen ais @eo. Spnta,
% Sabre alt, ungab, Elm pertba
loier Gbed in SDbe ppn 500 Der
duf bic Gitb San 9ant duseeiteG.
mar. gum @intaiIiren iibsrseben pnrs
be. Der Gbed, ipeIder an Bonita 5oLls
bar semadt unb bon 6. R. Samer I'M
oOiitrt mar. itsIIte it4 oIs pertbIOS
.btraus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-17

bas beiirise pienic, bas leiber, ben
probibitioniitii6 angebau6ten Be-
bGltnifen Re6nung tragenb, an einsai
Sdmitng abgebalten lper0en lnib, iii;5
Ieitens bes arrangements apmmittess
Die nmfafenbiten Yorbereitungeu gss
troffen ipproen, Inn ben @diten fr09s
li9e Stunoen gu bereiten unb otr
gersin siebt ii6 Der Spffnung biz.
br5 Der gefu9 elm s.dn5enber iein
ipirb, iroub oieIe @ernnitultung nit
Cen friiberen issiten beg 9ereins slels
den Sfritt balten ipirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-17
Snifeefransdlen.

Der 6rauenberein Der 3peiten
8eutihen pres bpterti6.n &ir9e bdltl
feline monntIi6e 9erIummlung am
Donneritue yld9mittas, 1S. Suni, db.
Die Srausn sietuttt, GIab, S6uIte,
Stors, pepper uno S6mabeI Ierpirsn (
ben aaTfse. Ollie GIieber uno ssttunOe
sss @sretus inb 1srsIta sinssIabsn. a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-17
sSieHie Scs Semtiden Rseser grbei
ter lint. .gereius.

elm Samiias. osn 20. Suni, perar,
ftaltst Der Deutids Msbgsr arbelisr
llnteritiiBunssperetn in g9eidra.bs
purt iein biesidbrists picnic. Ger
riibrigs 9erein ssb0rt su ben bsianHs
tsl.en beutfden SrsaniIationsn Der
Stabt unb erfrsiit ii9 lpoblpsrDisntsrs
mabsn sinsr srpbsn @sIisbthsH. 5iir
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-17
}rauen, meld6c
INNER ernl0el Gn0,
WiDgen in oieiem Srieie
6iife iinben.
SDnn Greet, gid.-n5dI tam Sbr. Me.
bi5in nidt bod geuug preiien. @enu idl IN.

iUIs. bon 8trna4lai.
iigullg ooer ltebsran
itrengun9 berabgetOm'
men bin, nteiu glppetit
idl.d)t III uuo i'd jenes
@riiibI Der g d)iudbe,
Rnttigfeit iub fort'
wdbrenntr g}hoigfsit
babe, uerihaffe ih mir
cine FIaIhe ppn 9poia
Is. grnibam's gese.
table Spnibpuub uuh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-17

eS buut mid dut, gibt mir 0rait unb itellt mid,
ruieosr 5u uoIIlger @5eiunobet ber. @s 1T
wnbrbnftia siu GROCER Sesen flr 5rausu
uuO i'd fann es uitt bod ssnua pr,iien. IS
madt mir Elm Sergna9tr, es glnoereu su
empfeblen."-6ruu 4unte Cameron
G j. e., gap. /. Span Greet. Ni6igan.
Sine anbere GeiOenSc lerssitcllt.
Ssbrpn Me.-r8eoOr i6 Shre Seilmit-
tel ,iunalnI, mar d) O6a ig berabgetommen,
entmutbigt unb fit an tpelblidJer Z dlm1d)e.
Sd ua1m Spoia @. .ISinibnm' sYegetabe@
pcuno Elm uno gebrauhte gSnnatiue @aib"
uub iinbe beute, baB id eins bblIig neue
Srau bin, bereit uno wiuig, meinc arbeit
ltBt 5p uerrid)ttn, pabreno i'd, bepor I'd.
5bre Nebibiu einnabm, gara erbarmlid
bran mar Sd periudJe, ale franfen frau
en-, nit oenen id) in 8sriibrung fomne, Don
6,m giub.n su iber5,uqen iueldeu 0icieI.
ben pon Sbrer gtenEiu erbaIteu fpnnen. -
flau G GharIes 8oDe, &. j.. g., NU. /,
9ebron, Ns
@cnn Sic ipc5icllen aatb labcH
mOllcn, 10 idJreibeu Sic uu bic 2pOiG
Is. Ginfbam Ytcbieine So. (Oniibcu-
tell, Gunn, MiniI. Sbr Sriei luiro
pOn elmer Trar aeOTfHct, grleieu nno
beautluortet unO itrcug sebeim aeBal-
fen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-17
observation-disclosures.

|
g9alter s. Bprtner. %, 4445 gtoSet
! Strabe.
l5ronces q. yiiuq, 20, RoBmoDrc
(ar4 .. Soslin, 80, 2313 Gilbert
X QOenue.
| tSoiep9ine Ratcliff 80, 1926 0ud
Greet Roab.
! l5enrp gunt6Off. %, ct. 8ernaro.
l9elen @uruss, 10, ct. 8enuro.
JSeniomin M. g3idetts, 56, 4. Git.
| uno 8roaopaD.
| t@ert6a N. 0apibIon, 40, @rato
3oteI.
iai4arO 8. ReoOinston, %, 513
( Ri4mono GtruBe.
| lylarie 9etinger, %, 1903 0eIt T.
StraBe.
}G6arles Is. 8ulb, AZ, 1920 gleaiant
| I Strnbe.
t&atie 0ie6l, 80, 845 Carlisle 2tOs.
I5rant q. WoGerins, %, 1907
| &noplton Str.
l9arbura Reeber, %, 1924 gant ct.
(SOiepb 81. grotamp, 80, 914 Clinton
StraBe.
iSoIie SO 1s, "a, NorpoOO.
}gugene S. gruns, "a, ct. Senrp, s..
lGillian u. @renegor, q, 1927 glltts
more 2be.
lQlusuit S6par3 jr., %, 2357 etru;.
! foro 9lpe.
lRoIa qute, %, Ais 8arnsr Ctr.
)9srnsr Z. Scott, %, 8urnet 9lOe.
tC1ertruoe perrp, %, 1924 Spotane
2lpenue.
}0ert 6. Soptins, 27, 0epport, ao.
tyeqie s. S6Dne6erger, %, 1917
Sepitt 2lpe.
(Sobn RoTe, 25, 2702 SOff Qpe,
lanna 9appsr, %, 2709 &sd Ctr.
(Jrso. gB. 9isOer, %, 919 Soptia3
StraBe.
tSeanstts 2fi6, 90, 1929 auesn Gitp
2lpenue.
(Gbpin 6. DaltDn jr., %, 1850
! 8repiter 2lDe.
l0Rita 8ree3e, %, 3430 3umitein 9lDe.
)GbarIes Duriter jr., 20, 1926 8aI,
( mt Str.
lGlOrence Ruff, %, 80 SsiB Ctr.
l2t0oIp6 %. Margilet6, %, q SIt 8.
I StraBe.
(Rsttis 9t1rt, %, 704 wsit 8. ctr.
}DiGiam u. s6Omas, q, 439 gurz
ceQ 2lDe.
lRut9 Is. anOole. 20, 4o12 SarriiOn
gloenue.
(GbpurO g. Rtdltm, 26. 1871 9isqz
lamb Qpe.
lmurie miiningboff, %. 13 Marp5t.
(Grneit g.gIad, 80, 9anias GitD, ,Mo.
l5ape ). gunDan, "a, 2odlano, 8.
Oscar g. 2uolop, 21, Dapton, eb.
lWd6eae 8. Bennett, Is, Wit. 8aib.
iHgton.
(SO6n 9. gerpluger jr., 26, 5nnett3z
bile, 8.
l2aurstta s. GsrieH, 19, St.gernuro.
(6srbert Sartebet, %, 935 Ri6moaD
I StraBe.
lgertba $. SinOerbsrger, 10, 127
6inoIap Str.
(@iqiam 5. Rponep, %, 525 Baum
! StraBe.
lglnna 81. SinOer6ergsr, %, 127
5inOIaD Str.
(Smsr s. Gints, %. Nortpooo.
lalice ~. 9optins. 20, 140 Muls
BERN Str.
(DiGiam !. Gmerta, 26, 2015 Got:s
rain glpe.
eleanor N. 56orndrt6, 25, 1851
Sdirmount Qoe.
(@merp &. 8lod, "a, 1888 Site Qpe.
2eHd Wt. Debmeper, "a, 184 9aIti~
more 2lps.
|56omas 5arrig, 20, $40 Sat6ap.p
Npenue.
lS0a sudsr, 20, 1882 SntermsOtote
StraBe.
l&Ifreo 5. Sartlaub, 90, "a Of uni.
Deriitb glps.
.4Ima g. 9tooIf, 90, 2714 s5efferfrn
Qpenre.
.GOparb safpa6, 26, Mad, ..
CLARA Singing, 81, OesgI.
-Sarrp Naoies, %. 525 Of IL. Sir. |
emma !Sobner, 80, 604 grpaOlpan. |
Bernard 5. s6omaun. 80, 2725 |
Geioto Str.
Murie Beil, 25, 1888 @ine Str.
glusuIt 6. 9raae, "a, 1903 Sit |
Srpnt Str.
aatbarine 9spres, %, 1860 stnte
Ipenue.
Soiep5 &nO4elmann, 80, Sort Dit
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SaiesSan.
grillaHter Sies Der geog
getern in Broptlnn.

" ~ - ie y Ut VI v
geitern in 8roptlpn.
Gin iueitsrsr gerIuit fir bic ,Re6s~
1T in Der perion bes Salsu0erers
Davenport Su bsrihtsn, Der unier
aontrattbrI6 am Montag bon Der
Nationals 3nr Jebsral.9iga osIertiris.
Wie in oieien Splltsn CUR 3eit mits
setbsilt, batten Sdipdrmsr Marians
(eubaner) uno Davenport am 30.
Wea: Serrn 4usuit 9srrmann, prGli.
bent Der sReos", idriftIid, benadri6s
tist. onb lie ieinen 2lub mad 9lbla"f
Don 10 Sagen psrlafen ipiirSen faas
ibnen ni9t elm neusr aontralt nit
GebaltssrbObins 5useitanosn piirps.
Serr Serrmann iibertrug bic Qngel,s
gerbeit ieinem Glubberpaltsr, 6Gup.s
lin5 Ser5os, CUR grlsbisuns, Der bic
bsioen SpieIer iofort ipegen SnIur.
ordination bonn Dienite iuspenbir..
uno bonn SpislplaBs psr6unnt.. 0cs
nenport bereute feinsn iibersillsa
g4ritt i&on am islben Gage uuo
fpilros bon SerSos ipisbsr in Gnabs1
oufgenommen. @r 6egIeitete bic
.Peos" anf Der Rsiie na9 bsm SHsn
llnb fungirte Ieitber in msbreren
Spielen am GsIhiib, Bis er am lebisn
Gamitag a6enD bsimlitsr @eiie ino
obne Wifen isinsr WitIpi,Ier Don
mad ct. 2ouis a6reiff.,
tDo er uno Der bort ifon porber eins
getroffene gubansr bsm oortiaen 81.
oerdls2isasalub- beitratsn. 0liid.;s
Peripeiie 1T Der Ysrluit Dapsnports
flir bic nReos" bon teinsr 9soeuturg,
oenn er ipar nur mittslmGbig In isi.
nem Sadie. Ssin S6eibsn aus benz
S6leuoerertorps briHst Dem alu6
!sine Sf,tpG9s uno 1T oura Sid..
tliHg Der beibsn nsusn S3Ieuoeter
Rll:nsr mnb Sdnsibsr DOIIitanois ses
,edt.
Sn Dem seitrigsn 3peitsn SpisIs
,er OiertGgi5eH Serie 5piidsn uniertn
,Rebs" uno ben nSuperbas" in
5ruotlDn fungirten S6leuosrer Ding
ing unb 5dng.r GIarts aIs uniere
saiterie gesen 9lIIsn reip. Wtiaer fir
lie gesner. ginslins tpurSe i'm 5.
Sanse bur9 Glmes abssIOit unb gllI,n
'ur6 Reulba9. DPit Moren pie6e-
luf fsinem poitsn, oemonitrirten lin.
ere Sungens ibrs alts Meiiteridaft in
sdt5sitieenS reffsrn unb beIonoers IL
sic madten 9 5ref;sr |
NIB l fyebler, segsn z be3p. 2 Der |
3rootlpner. qlm Bat 5eidnsten iit |
tieboif nit 8 uno glarte NIT 2 5rei:
srn aug. glarle unb Bates maht.n
, einen Seimlaufs5r.ifsr. @lei4 ia
!. @anse ii9srten- bic .Sup.rbas" 4
.dufe ourd 4 5reifer inb lie slaiibs
IN ben Sies ibOn in Der Sai6e alt
aben, absr lie eripisi,n iif in btn
brissn @Gngen bss GpieIes als poGs |
cnbis mn6tlos. Die .Rsbs" ftG6s
N in oen iieb.n eritsn Gdnsen 6 Sc.
IN. gluf unIerer Stits tpurbsn mir
auftfddler aesen s sur gant &c,
lnbt unb nur 8 5reipdifs aesen 6 aur
gaIe nerifentt. 2lls Gtisosrift:r
insirten Gaion uHb SObnion.
Die QeItriqen ie[e:
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Ssute Ra4mittas orittes Spiel b.r
Seris sipii9en .Rebs" uno .Supsrs
ba5" in 1roptlbn.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-02
what Machinery Is Imported.

Since sewing machines under the
present law are admitted free they
are included in the values shown in
the free classification of the above
statement. That classification includes
linotype, sand blast, sewing, sludge,
tar and oil-spreading, thrashing and
type-setting machines If all of the
machinery admitted free, as shown
in the statement, were sewing ma
chimes, they could not seriously af-
feet the status of the industry in
this country. The total imports of all
machinery admitted free under the
miscellaneous classification, which
includes sewing machines, was only
Sc47 ,i53 for the five months, while
exports of sewing machines alone
during the same five months were
valued at $4,577 $40. Another signifi
cant fact is that the total value of
the imports of all machines both
dutiable and free, under this miscel-
lareous classification was less for
each of the five months under the OPP
Grafton of the new tariff law than it
was for the corresponding months
of the preceding year. Thus the value
of imports of these articles for Feb
rpary, 1914, was $3.50, 437, and the
value for February, 1913, was $600,235.
AS already stated, it is not believed
that sufficient time has elapsed to
enable anyone to form a correct judg
rlcnt as to what the effect of the
admission of sewing machines free
may be. The facts above related.
however, strongly point to the con-
clIsion that this effect can not be
serious.
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Dover Ministries Prepare
for Royal Arcanum Show
Ispec,al to the Evening start

DOVER, April 2.-Frequent rehear-
sails are being held by the members
of the minstrel cast of Morris Coun-
ell. No. 5l1. Royal Arcanum, for the
show to be held in Arcanum Hall,
Wednesday evening, April 10. Orator
John a. Hetherington is conducting
the rehearsals. a dance will follow
the production.
The cast includes the following:
Interlocutor, Andrew Sundstrom;
ends, James 4. Whelen, of Newark;
William e. Taylor. Gilbert Palmer
and Edward Grams; chorus, Misses
Margaret Snyder, Mabel TurnSr Flor
ence Boyser, Frances Cooper, Beat
rice Seymour, Mildren Hicks, Gene
We've Yannard and Messrs. John b.
Flartey, Sidney M Gillen, Fred
Duryea, Horace Anderson, Edgar
Sundstrom, H. Miller Rolf, Percy and
Horace Zeliff. Howard, Harold and
Stephen Pedrick Arthur Toye,. Rue
ban Barton, Clarence Taylor. Herbert
Pike and Edmund Hooking.
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Morris County Y. M. c. A. TO
Hold Annual Convention
Isuec,ai to the Evening star.l

DOVER, April Arrangements
are being completed for the fifth an
nual convention and dinner of the
Morris County Young Mems Chris
tan Association, to be held in Dover
Friday, April II. Reports of the
work done by the various groups
throughout the county during the
past year will be read. 1t is expected
that Albert e. Roberts, international
secretary Of rural and county work,
will be the main speaker. He is one
of the 100 men appointed last year by
the government to study rural con-
ditions abroad, with special refer
ence to the banking and credit sys-
TENS and marketing of farm prod
ucts.
Contributions are being given by
the county groups toward the work
of Otis o. Stansfield, first interna-
tional county work secretary In
India.
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FORMER SUMMIT
MAN A SUICIDE.
w. B. Spader, Once a Stock
Broker, Shoots Himself in His
Canadian Residence.

COBoURG. Ont, April 9.-W. B.
Spader, formerly a partner in the
late New York brokerage firm of
Marshall Spader & Co.. committed
suicide at his residence here last
night by shooting.
Mr.. Spader, who had dwelt in Co
hourg for a year or more, appeared
in excellent health and spirits dur
ing the day. Late in the afternoon
he retired to his bedroom, undressed,
lay down and shot himself in the
head a short note was found be-
side the body addressed to a local
friend. 1t is said that the note mere
" wished the friend good-by and
gave no reason for the suicide.
Mr. Spader, who was tifty-four
years of age, leaves widow and
three daughters, all living here. The
family is we'll known and popular in
Cobourg's American colony.