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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24
&atbolii@e Mdnner,
ieio Gbrenmdnner!

O>oe9 el!l@!tl " u!W leue "eIett
but feline gbre. Die gbre geb0rt 3u
oen @egriffen, sic auf Ser gar5en
@elt m perbreiteiten iin6; tie lenft
un0 leitet lomobl Ole einaelnen ST.
%oipiouen, aIs a119 Sic 5omilten, Sic
@ereine uno &1rperidaften, ia ielblt
gan5e 2an6er ut0 8oIfer. gs Be-
itebt besbalb fein 3meifel, oaB uber
Ser sa15en 2ebensbabn oes fatboli=
iden Mannes, mag tie nun fur5 ooer
lang lein, mag lie BON Stirmen
beimgeiudt mer0en, ober in &ube
urt0 @leidmdbigfeit 6abin5ieben alS
[eiter0er Stern bos Sc es Ser @bre
muB.
@as lit oiele gbre? Sic lit 6aS
He9t, Sos lib Ser fatboliide Maur
auf 6ie gbrfur9t, cuff Sic Mdturg
unb oos @ertrauen ieiner Miitneu=
l9en ertpirbt. sic lit eitre @ro5e=
rrnJ. Sic lit cine Ser groBten ST.
ober11ngen, ste Ser Meni9 iiberbaupt
MAIDEN fam, 90 lie et1re groberung
in ser iittlidlen Sronung tit, mo
Idmmtlide angriffe gegen oen i1rt1e=
ren Jeil10 geridtet iin0 MIN sur
gbre @otte5 a1tsgefo4ten mer0en.
@e[d)es 1in6 Sic @run6lage1 bieier
gbre. Sc iinb bie e6ellte1t Iugen0en
ser Seele: 6ie Mufrtdtigfeit, Sic
treue @ingabe an 6aS gegebelte
@ort, Sic @emtlenStreue, Ste Geo=
liffait in Mbliht> @ort un6 @uno=
lung, Sic @abrbeitsliebe. Gu5 ltno
oie gelemente, Sic Sen gbrenmann
bil0e11. @ir forurer iie aae IN ein
@ort 5uiammenfaiien: 2opalttat.
l1n6 Ser perbient nidt Elm fatboli=
Ider Ma1m genannt 5u mer0en, Sem
ser Stnn 6ufiir abbar10en gefommen
lit.
gs lit ettpos sd0nes, lint einen
[opalen ltntergebenen! gs lit et1pas
Sd111es TIM sic 2opalitdt bes &auf=
marines! gs lit etrpas Sd0nes un1
Sic oopalitdt 6es Holitifers, Ser iet=
ner Nartei trel1 bleibt unb muf belt
Heonerbiibnen nie an6ers iprtd]t
ODER at1oers idreibt, ols mas feline
lteber5eugl1ng gebietet un6 mas er
fir fem @aterlon6 eriprieBli6 bdlt.
Sc lit et1pos sd01res Inn Sic 2opuii=
TIT 6es fatboIiiden Mam1es 5u Tet=
rer &irde l1nb ibrer @inridtungen!
Ser gbrloie un6 Ser Monn BON
gbre? @eld Elm l1nteridie6 5mii4en
bei6en! Ser gbrIoie berfolgt itetS
a11f gdleidmegen ietn 3ie1, a1s Oh
er iid Dor 6em beQen Sagesliht
fiirdtete. Seire Ghritte iino un=
iid5e.., fem Slid lit falid. Dos
oodddeln a1f ieinen 2ippen lit itu6lert
rr6 pie BON Ser @on6 bes Bib
bo11ers gemeiBelt. @eine &eoe tit
immer mobl porberettet un6 fein ge=
orehielt, II. in leidtem Slug flieBe1t
Sic @orte 6obin. Gin bieiem Met=
lden lit oIes falid: foIid Ser @ang,
falI6 Sic Morte, fall9 Ser g1if,
folid 6es 2GdeIn. Sic etnfoden nno
redtidoffenen seelen fubIen ii@ In
itinftmGBig bon ibm abgeitoBslr.
@an5 onoers lit ser Mann Ser @brc:
an ibm lit nihts @tu6iertes tDe6er IN
leiner &aItl1ng nod IN ieinen @or=
ten, ltinem MuHreten, nod in Ieinsr1
@epegl1nger. Ct gebt, er bonbelt aus
Sem @tegreife, nod ben &egungcr
leines &er5ens. seine Sffenber5ig'
felt moIt it9 m1f feinem Mngeiidte
ob un6 sic 2opolitdt Iegt iid pie Elm
@lorienidein I'M feline Stirne unS
perbreitet ringsum gbrfurdt unb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24

bren5lit meroen iolte, ols 6rie0ens,
permittler ungeboten. 90 baben MIR
nit einem @ort alles getban, mas
man itlehteroings bonn @efiibl IT,
murten fan1r: = l1no NUN hefommet
mir ei11en @11b falten @allers aufs
&ul1pt.
Gle a1l1r. 3eitltng, Sic SEN gDa=
rafter zines &egier1ngsblattes but,
id1reibt uamlih fiibl unO niidteru,
oie G%erei-nigteu Staaten f0nnten as
&ermittler SpiidDen 9e,1tihla110 n110
Nn1crifa uidJt in getruht fomnren.
Gle 3eitltng nimmt Damn anf Sic
englanofreunolid)e Stim1nltng in
eln1erifa be5ltg un0 meiit t115beior=
osre al1f Sic britenfreunolid)e Neu=
trolitat unierer &egier11ng bin.
Mls Gerrtife f0n1rer mir in oieien1
sIrtifel Ser &oln. 3eihtng eirrerr mei=
teren gemeis 6afiir ieben, 90 III
Teutld)larb nit Ser Tolitif Ser 8e=
fiiblsouielei u10 Ser ergebenen 9allf=
bnrfeit Elm gnbe gemodt lit. 0aB
man 11id)t mebr pie bisber ben Nan=
0rut m1f oas @ort vMiemanoen 81
2ei0" legen min, ionbern uuf oes
@ortes Ell tie Sdlfte: Nieman6 ST
2iebe." limo BON oieiem Stunopurtft
f0n11en mir uns freuen.
Mls Mmerifaner aber miiiien mir
beflagen, oaB es 10 melt gefommen
lit, huB man in Geutidla1r6 5u 6ieier
GrflGr1tng bat gelangen miiiien. @ir
%be6a1ern m1Beror0entlid, BOP iomobl
6as @erbalten 6es gr0bten Sbeiles
Ser burh eine unpatriotilde un6 rein
engliide Ereiie irregefiibrten offent=
liter Meimtng als auh sos 6en1
meilt Ser Nel1tralitdt mi6eripredenoe
@erhalten unierer &egierung 0ie
oben orgefibrte grfIdrung Ser
H0ln. 3eltl1ng begrunDet. Ml5 Mme=
riful1er ieben mir nit au fridtigcm
ghmer5e 6oB unieres Golfes better
Treun0 bon nns Der timmt mur6e.
Deer gibt es mirfli6 einen berniinf=
tig ltn6 flor 6enfen6en amerifuni=
id1en Stoatsman1, Ser i~iber5ergt III,
ooB in Ser gttn6e Ser Motb un6 Be=
fohr - unb oiele Gtunbe miro Fir
Mmerifa fonmen, friiher ODER lpd=
ter. - inns england a1s @ru6er 5ur
Seite 1teben miro? gibt es t1od einen
aberdeen, Ser an SEN ltarfen, unbe=
liegbaren Mrm seq 2onborer @rl=
mers gla1bt? limo tpern1 es eincn
gibt, Damn fam Ser MIR in Mmretfa
nobner, a11f Ser iibrigen @elt lit
gnglan6 Big n1f Sic &noden blob=
geitellt in leiner gan5en idmmer1iden
Naftbeit inns Shmdhe.
Inns I~eutld=Nmerifanern lit eine
nel1e Miliion entlta1n0en: Die lit, 1tn=
Ter @olf pie6er mit Geutidlmo mo-
fer SIT bringen. SIM SntereiIe Ser
3ufunft ut1ierer tre1ter @eimatb feIte=
re @nn6e nit Ser alten @einatb 3u
meben. l1niere Mitbiirger bier ii6er
SEN @ertb 6es Oeutiden Treunoes
ouf5ufldrer1, SEN @efubls6uieI NIT
Ser reiren Gern1rft sum Sdhpeigen
5u b%ringer. ltniere &egierung miro
medieIn, Uni er @olf miro SUR gin=
iiht fon1n1er, rr6 0am mag 3eutid=
lanb, 6os g%roBber5ige Ieutid1anb,
oieie 3eiten oergelien. gs mor nid)t
b0icr @ille, Ser Sic Mebr5abl unie=
res Tolfes Sen @rtten 5uiubeln ltaB.
gs trar vrltr" nntpiiIenbett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24
&Iar nno oeutli1.
@ir grten Mmerifaner. = ga ia

@ir gltten Mmerifa11er. = ga ia
ber MIR immer unier gutes Ser5 a1ti
Ser 311nge. "a boben mir 10 feier-
lid Geutralitdt proflamiert So ba=
BEN Mir logar neutrale 6riebenSiom,
tage 5u beranitulten gerubt. 90 ia:
BEN mir uns - un6 mir lin6 ia
ielbperltdnbli9 a119 6os ein5ige 6a3u
berufene 8olf in ser @elt = be1t eu.
ropaiiden Stauten fir SEN Mugen.
bIid, 90 es 6em einen o6er an6erer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24
Sic 0brtfma@t.

Sizes lit sic idDnite Madt oes Sabres
%oQ @lofenflang unb Gnselingen,
limb iieb'!! Elm Sinh, Gin mnnoerbares,
Die Gngel iebt CUR Grbe %brttgen!
Sic %tragen's in sic Screen aQe,
2te suten @ilens l,1o anf Groen,
"a luiQ es ruin nidt me9r tint Stale! -
Ga mill es beut' gebpren &uerSen!
@eit halt es beiben germlein uffeu,
Sem Memslein itrablt nns eieb' entgegen,
Sein .Ser5 ldft ales Sell uns bpffen,
Ses 6immels npQiten @etlynadtsiegen! =
2as lit Sic idDnite Mndt bes Sabres,
@oQ @lofenflang uto Gngel1ngcn;
> laft am 6Sufe bes Ntares
Ghriitfimolein unier t6er5 uns b%rtngen!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24

2iebe. Seine Nabe atbmet Jrieocn
un6 in ieiner Nabe lebt man in Jr;e=
BEN. Gin gerratb fommt niemals
iiber feline 9ippen, fem @er5 lit cine
ltd)ere 9emabrungsfammer fir aae5
Anpertral1te uno man meiB, oaB er
ltetS Elm trel1er @ertbeioiger ielrer
Jrerl10e iein miro. Mahte oo9 ul1=
lere &irde bier I'M 2anDe redt pieLe
lolder gbrermat1rer OIL f1peilen!
Sic Jon1ilie bat lire gbre! Sic
Jamilienebre lit fem leerer Sd]oQ!
@at man 11idt idon 1amilienpater
urlG 6amilienmiitter Dor @ram tier
be11 geieben, neil lie Die Sdanoe
nidt %ertragen fon1lten, 6ie ol1r1 Ell
1len 6amilienangeb0rigen 0em altsn
&amen un6 Stol5e Der Ja1nilie 5u-
gefigt moroen! Son einem iolden
s9lage erbolt lih Die Jan1ilie crit
nud LANCER 3eit mie0er. Sc be0arf
oft 5meier @enerationen, I'M Sen
Sdonofled zines ein8igen Meniden
auSdumer5en. Uni ere Gereine ba5sn
lire gbre. un6 lie lit mi9tig un9
mcrtbpoa I'M Suites gu tbun. Die
&ereinsebre lit oas ganb, bas ldrnmt=
lihe Witglie6er mie Die 9iinge einer
Settle nit chamber perbinbet, iie I'M
eine Soee pereinigt uno i'm io5ialen
@irfen ole fir einen beranttportli9
modt. Mt &edt Iegen uniere Ser
eir5mitglieber oieler @ereinsebre eia
grobes @etpi9t BEL. Wit giferiudt
iouen Tie iiber 6ieie gbre tpaden uno
nit unerbittlider strenge Mitglie=
Ser non ii4 ferrbalten o6er aus
idlieBen, sic zines @ergebens gegen
sic gbre iiberfibrt morben linb. Ser
cine, in oenen es nidt gut gebt, Ser
cine, oie idlafen, anitatt riitig an
oem Mufbau I'm ierer fatboliiden
Soee1r mit5uarbeiten, baben fem Ctr
gefubL, Sen idlimm item @ortpurf,
BEN ntan einem fotboliiden @ereine
maden fam. @ahen MIR oesbab
angitlih iiher uniere @eret115ebre,
oamit man nit stol5 unleren fatbo=
lilben Gereinen %angeboren fam.
ltn0 Damn sic gbre unierer beili=
gen Stride! uniere &irde fat lire
Gbre = es lit bie @bre bes Napit=
tb11ms, oes g%pi5fopotes, Ste gbre
Ser @eiitli9feit, Die gbre unlerer fa=
tboliiden ginrihtungelr. Nidt5 muB
bent fatboliiden Mam tbeurer iein,
als sic @ertbei6igung 0ieier gbre,
10 oft @erldum6ung, 2ige un6 SIR
tb1tm iid an ibr Dergreifen. @oit
ielbit bot uns 5u @ddtern uber Sic
gbrc ieiner &irde geieet. Uni ere
MufJabe lit e. 6ie g0ttliden @abr=
betta51 un6 Sic g0ttIiden @eiebe, oa5
Gbriltentbum, Sic &eligion, ben &ul=
tbs l1n0 oieglnoo9tsiibunge11 uniarer
Strife gegen ieoen Mngriff un6 iegli=
d}en Spott un0 9obn 5u pertbeioi=
gen. ltniere Mufgabe lit es, ou5
9a1ner Ser Iugen0 rein un6 TIMBER
iebrt 5u bemabren. 0enn ie6er Sell
tritt Ser @atbolifen lit Elm 6leden,
Ser iene Stride ielbit beiuoelt. Uni ere
MufJabe lit es, bel 0ffentIiden aus=
chamber esungen ur0 9isfuiiionen
NIT aner gntidie0enbeit fir Sic oeu=
tie ein3uiteben, Sic bier Sic sade un=
lerer Stride bertrete11 ur16 riemals in
unierer @egentport eine 8elei6igung
ooer cine Gerldrmoung gegen lie
5u lalien. 90 Iiegt Sic
gbre Ser &irbe in unieren 9anoen.
@rob lit Sic 8iiroe unb idtper lit Sic
@ero1ttportung, aber tr0iten mir
uns, sic @nuoe @ottes itebt uns m
Sample Inn sic gbre ietrer &irde
idiibeno 5ur @eite. 3eigem mir
Gborafterfeitigfeit; lolien MIR inns
ME BON 2euten dngitigen, Ste oas
groBe @ort fibren uno gegen oie
@abrbeh getfern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24

- 81. s. e. 6arn4anr, sReopa.
tii4er ar5t, $bsne 6S-e, 503 q.
@ermain|etrafe, q. g1snb, Rinn.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-24
ALKALI IKE.
Augustus Carney in His Famous
Character at The Palace.

"Sophie's New Foreman" is a rip
roaring side. splitting western comedy
with a laugh in every irch, featuring
Augustus Carney (Alkali Ike) and
Margaret Josin (Sophi }. Remember
Alkali Ike's auto and others by the
same actors. This GOES one better.
Then a Lubin western drama
magic Melody" with strong plot,
and Vitsgrsph, Her Faith in the
Flag" Because she has faith in the
Anne rican flag, Candida steals one to
place over her sick baby who she be-
lieves will recover under its powers.
Doctor Strong forgives her theft
and saves her baby, thus proving her
faith to have been justified. A
pathetic life portrayal with touch
Of deep human interest. : Her Faith
in the Flag" is another one of those
happy selections made by the man
age ment of the Palace.
Then to complete this interesting
pre- gram there is an Edison comedy,
featuring Yale Boss, the prince Of
Juvenile actors, il archie and. the
Bell Boy" Archie, pampered
child, is taken in tow by the bell boy
who is anything but a psmpered boy.
When Archie is beaten up by/a loo Of
toughs, the bell boy puts him through
a strenuous course of training that
enables Archie to get revenge. All
Palace Quality" Nuf sed.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-24
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. r. &. Gearing. wife Of Capt.
Gearing. U. S. n. left today for Co
burg, Canada. TO visit her daughter.
Mrs. Field. wife e Dr. Field.
Mrs Curtiss J. Nyce left today for
Orlando, Florida. 10 spend the re-
mainder Of the winter.
Mrs. Braine is visiting her son. Mid
shipman Braine at the Naval Academy
Mrs. Miner. wife of Capt. Miner.
U. 5. N. is visiting fiie Is here.
Mr.. Benjamin ". Cork 20. Of Balti-
more. was in Annapolis yesterday on a
business trip.
e Miss Margaret Crockett. daught Of
MIR. ano Airs. J. Shiles Crockett OF
Pocom0ke City. Worcester COT Is
Maryland, is the house guest Of Mrs.
Estes. wife Of Lieut. Estess. L. S y.
Martin street.
Miss Dorothy Schreyer left yester-
day evening for New York TO visit
friends.
Mr. Galloway ChestOn is visiting
his sister in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson NJ Crcthers.
of Pittsburgh. who has been the
house guests Of Commodore Theodore
Porter. u $ n and Mrs. Porter, left
tod ay for Pins Hurst, N. c., where
Mr.. Crothers will enjoy the shooting.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-24

TO Cadet DeButis Of ST. Johns
College Adopted By His (ls"

The classmates of Cadet J +. De
Butts, Of ST. johns College, who
died last Sunday, have adopted the
following resolutions
"WHEREAS,i it has pie ased Divine
Providence to remove from among Us
our beloved class-mate, John z. De
Butts, and. we, the class Of 1915, in
order to express our esteem for our
departtd member, and sympathy with
his relatives ia their bereavement,
hereby adopt the following resolu-
tions:
I'VE have always loved and admired
our departed classmate, not only for
bis personal attractions, but also for
his manly ideals and noble character.
NO.duty ever imposed, no request
ever made Of him relating to the vel
fare Of the college or TO his fellow
students, was ever neglected. He
was always the first 20 respond, and
to do what he thought was his duty.
We honor him for being a true class
mate, for his che erfulnes, his pa
thence, his faith, and for the example
he set to all the world as a Christian
gentleman. His loss will be deeply
felt, not only by his classmates, but
by the student body Of st. Johns.
And be it Resolved, that we feel the
de epest sympathy with his relatives
in their bereavement. and hope they
may be comiorted by the thought
that he deserved the confidence, love
and esteem Of his Fellow students.
We hereby direct that these resolu-
tinns be entered upon the minutes of
this class by the secretary, that a
copy be printed in the Collegian, and
that a copy be sent TO his family.
Cadet DeButts was enc of the most
popular met in the school. He was q
fine student and good fellow in
every way. Always bright and
cheerful, he made every one else the
same way. He was interested and
participated in all the departments
of the college. The Y. M. C. A. and
the Philomathean Literary Society
will miss him especially. He was
also a member of the Mandolin Club
and he will be greatly missed at st.
John 8
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-24
THE PASSION PLAY.
Tuesday, Jan. n, in First MethOdist
Church-StereOpticOu Pictures.

The story Of THE Passion Play"
will be given next Tuesday evening,
January q, at O'Clock, in the First
Methodist Church by Rev. Dewitt NJ.
Benham, d. D., of Baltimore DR..
Bnham has himself witnessed this re-
narkable performance, and he gives
the story in a most interesting man
ner.
The people of 0berammergau, who
represent the passion Of Christ once
in every ten years in this play, are
accustomed to look upon the perfor-
nance az a sacred act of devotion.
The presentation of it in our city
will be given in the same manner as
the peasant folk Of the Bavarian
highlands produce it.
The public is invited to attend
next Tuesday evening. There will be
no charge for admission An offering
will be taken TO cover the expenses
Of the evening. The story will be IL
Illustrated with beautiful stereopticon
pictures.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-24
IBy Caspar schenck, u. S. n


Scene Ward-room OF u. S. S.
-. Time-Night of August 81,
1862. The law abois hing grog takes
effect September I. 1862. Air
Come Landlord Fill the Flowing
Bow"
Come messmates pass the bottle
round
Our time is short, remember,
For our grog must stop and our
spirits drop
On the first day of September
Farewell, Old Rye, tbs a sad. sad
word
But, alas it must he spoken,
The ruby cup must be given up
And the demij )hn be broken.
Jacks happy days will soon be gone
To return again, oh never,
For they've raised his pay five cents
lay
But stopped his grog forever
Yet memory oft will backward turn
And dwell, with fonduess partial,
Ga the days when gin was not a sin
Her cocktails brou ght courts martial.
(Bostswain's Mate pipes "All hands
splice the main brace).
All hands to splice the main brace
call,
But splice it now in sorrow,
For the spirit-Toom key will be laid
away
Forever on tomorrow.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-24
For Perry Memorial.

Rear Admiral Charles II. Davis
headed a delegation, which called
upon Governor Colds Borough, Chair
man Campbell, of the Senate Com
mittee on Finance, and Chairman
Wilkinson, Of the House Committee
on Wa = and Means, in behalf Of the
proposed international Peace Mem
orial. to re erected on the shores #
Lake Erie, to commemorate Commo-
dore Perry's victory over the British
squadron on Lake Erie during the
War Of 1919. The visitors asked for
hearing by the two committees, at
which they will ask for an appropris-
tiOn by the State TO aid in the com
pietion of the memorial. The date
for the hearing was not fixed.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-24
SHIP MADE HIM RICH.
American Who Bought The Success
Realized 100000

Capt. b. H. Smith, a young Ameri-
can. who purchased the English con-
vict ship Success and brought it TO
this country after journey of ninety
seven days, has made his fortune and
will sell the vessel The ship is now
in drydock at Ncrfolk, Va, undergo
ing repairs, 1t will be taken TO San
Francisco for the Panama exposition.
Captain Smith says he purchased
the ship forr years ago and since
then has made fortune eXcee ding
$400, 900. He says be has an offer
Of $500, 0O0 for the ship from a syn
dictate of show pc ople in New York
and he will probably accept the offer.
He is spending $4,000 TO have the
old ship repaired at Norfolk before
starting on his voyage around the
Horn.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-24
ALL COMEDY SHOW
At The Colonial Theatre Tonisht

At The Colonial Theatre Tonisht
Hurry through your supper, put on
your glad "togs" and then HE away
TO the "Home of Variety" where
YOU will be entertained with all COM
edy show. IL is a laughing bill from
the first picture to the fall of the
last curtain.
In the Exclusive photo play pro-
gram you will enjoy In a Hoss
Country, an Essanay comedy drama
with a touch Of the real West, fea-
turing Harry Todd, Marguerite Clay
toh, Harry Keenan,, Frederick Church
and v. A. Potel. A very pretty story
of the lighter vein. Lubin photo
players will offer two comedies, THE
Troubles of an Actor" and THE
Tramp Police" There is little plot
to these two, but they are rich in
good, clean laughing material
This old world is full Of cares and
worries. Ses this splendid program
and forget yours and go home care
free and happy, feeling you have
spent a very pleasant evening. The
vaudeille acts will make their fare
well bow to Annapolitans tonight.
They are very pleasing, and you will
appreciate their efforts to entertain.
Cy Ardinger, the Rube Comedian,
brought into town a whole farm
wagon full of laughs and literally
crowded the laugh market. He is
funny and you will like him and his
funny sayings. Howard and Berg
have a clean comedy singing and talk
ing offeIing. Howard makes q coed
German Nut.
Austin and CarVin have a very fast
dancing act that lie different and very
clever. Next week, for the first three
days, Manager Irons has secured a
very expensive bill of fourteen people
the big headliuer is a startling
feature, QUintano's Musical Vene-
tians, - THE Band Supreme, with
twelve skilled musicians, featuring
ga Venice Evening" introducing
string and vocal melodies. Special
scenery and electrical affects are car
ried. Kamplain and Bell, THE
Southern Song Birds, will complete
the bill. A very strong photo play
program will be SHOWN. No change
in prices-l0 cents TO all.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-24
WOODS AFIRE; ALARM SOUNDED
And Fire Ladies' Turn Out 90
Fruilless Mission

a genera, alarm 80 ara aa
shorty after last milueh, ~
all Of the city's fire fighting sra
tus, besides a iarg, nuu.,r z
zens.
The blaze was reported 8,
Southgate avenue, Murray llN W
fire ladies were soon on %. scent.
only to find that THEM m.ss.nWa 5
fruitless one. as the blaze wa 81
woods of what is known az HaR
Point, across Spa cree.
The burning OF pine tree. ar
quantity OF underhru-h caused n
Election that could b seen for some
distance around.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-24
Died in Baltimore.

S. P. Wilson died in Baltimore yes
tsrdsy. Death is sal l to have been
due to tuberculosis. The deceased
was well known in this city. where
he lived for some time before takin Z
up his residence in Baltimore. He
is survived by widow who was be-
fore her marriage, Miss Clara Cox,
of this city, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. H. Cox, now of Baltimore.
The deceased was 80 yea old and
besides his widow, is survived by q
young son. One of the sad circum-
stances surrounding the death is that
the widow is now q patient at the
Maryland University Hospital, Bal
timore, where she is extremely III.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-24
HAS RUDDERLESS AEROPLANE.
Machine Invented BY British Officer To
be Tried Out Here.

A new type Of hydroaeroplane, the
invention of Lieut.. Dunn of the Brit
in army, which has no tail or rudder
and has wings shaped like a v, will
have its initial trial 10 the harbor at
Marblehead, Mass, mex week. Ii was
launched at the factory OF W. Starting
Burgess and Glenn Curtiss yesterday.
1t is entirely different from any air
ship that has yet been built in this
country. 1t is equipped with 100
horsepower Cuftiss motor and IS eA-
pected to develop speed Of sixty miles
an hour.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-24
Yonns Hubbard improving.

The condition of Joseph Hubbard,
member Of the local military com
pauy. and also of the State life team,
who accidentally shot himself Thurs
day night while cleaning a revolver,
is reported as progressing favorably.
II develops that the young man
she + himself through the feshy part
Of the left shoulder and the bullet did
not touch the lung, as at first report
ed. The wound was a painful one,
however
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-24
Eunsral Tomorrow.

The funeral of Jacob p Wohlge-
muth, whose death occurred yester-
day at his home at Germantown, will
take place tomorrow Sunday after
noon al 2 o clock from the late resi-
denee. The services will be conduct
ed by the Rev. Jane L. Smiley, as
sisted by the Rev Kuldell, acting
supply to st. Martins Evangelical
Lutheran Church. The interment
viii be in Cedar Bluff cemetery.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-24
Services At Trinity Tomarrow.

In order to nave morning services
at Trinity NJ f. Church, South on
Sunday January 25 inst, and to meet
his new ministerial engagements Of
the day, the Rev. George w. Moore,
pastoE, will preach at Trinity Nj. E.
Church tomorrow at 10 m. The
service will last one hour. Sunday
school at IL a. m. Church room 207
West street.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-24
AppeaIs Court lakes Recess.

Following the close Of business
Yesterday for the weekend, the
Court of Appeals took recess IN
til February 8. The docket for the
January term is rather small, con-
tanning only thirty-eight cases, aud
all of the cases should be disposed
of before the end of February.
There will be an intermission of
scarcely a month, however, as the
April term begins. early in that
month.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-24
MI. Morisb A. NJ. E. Church.

Mt. Moriah A. m. E. Church
Franklin street, Rev. p. w, Worth
am, d. ID. pastor Services tomorrow
will be as follows. IL a m. and s
p. m. preaching by the pastor; 2:S0
p. N. Sunday W. H. Brown,
superintendent 80 p. IN. Christian
Eudeavor w. W. Colbert president.
All are cordially invited.