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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-09-17
T..R. 10 Talk IN MARYLAND.

New York, Sept 16-CoL Theodore
Roosevelt came from oyster Bay to Pro-
gressiye headquarters today, and was in
conference there for several hours.
Later he was visited by a Maryland
delegation, that asked him to make sew
eral speeches in Maryland during the
tall campaign. He probably will do so.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-09-17
In the District Courts.

The will Of Jesse ]. Prather was filed
for probate yesterday. 1t leaves all to
his sister, Josephine E. Prather and
names her as executrix.
The-wfl Of Emma Z. Moore, alo filed
yesterday, gives all to her husband and
children
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-09-17

Temperature and condition Of water-Great Falls:
Temperature, es: condition, N DalecarliA Reser-
yoir: TemIerature 81: condition at north eonnee-
ton, II: condition at south connection. 10 George
town Distributinz Reservoir: Temperature, IS; con-
dition at infueut gatehouSe .; coalition At eusnt
Ratehouse, g.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-09-17
$500, 600 FmE N PITTSBURGH.

Pittsburgh, Sept l6-Fire early today :
destroyed the seven-story building oecu-
pied BY the Logan Gresg Hardware Com
panv. in the sdowntewn section of the
city. With loss Of about $4,000.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-09-17
Up-Rivcr Waters.
BIRTHS REPORTED.

Harpers Ferry. W. Va. Sept. H.-The Potomac
River was clear and the Shenandoah River cloudy.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-09-17
STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS.

New York. Sept ls.-Arriyed today:
Menoniinee, from London; Patrfa. from
MaE.sllss. Sailed. scampasnla. for LIZ LIZ
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-09-17

Former Gov. Robert Glenn, OF North
Carolina, will deliver an address on
Statewide prohibition in this city Satur-
day night. A place for holding the
meeting will be announced tomorrow.
Representative Richmond p. Hobson, of
Alabama, will also deliver an address at
o'clock Sunday afternoon in the opera
house on Statewide prohibition.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-09-17
LOCAL MENTION.

o a. %sdd ATsasf New Store so istS NV
ADV.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-09-17

The funeral of Robert Horseman, who
died last night at his home at Ballston,
Alexandria County, will take place at
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon from Mount
.0iivet Church, Alexandria County. The
deceased was seventy-two years old.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-09-17

Members Of the Relief Hook and Lad
der Company are making extensive pre-
perations for housewarming in connec-
ton with the formal opening OF their new
house. which will be held about Octo-
Der Is.
Announcement has just been made OF
the marriage of Miss Pearl Virginia
Rhodes, Of Lexington. Va, and Prof.
Foster Mcdonald Mitchell, Of Raleigh,
n. c., which took place Tuesday at the
home of her sister, Mrs. d. H. Kern.
40 North Washington street The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. d. II.
Kern, presiding elder Of the Alexandra
district of the NJ. E. Church South
The bridegroom is a son Of State Sena-
tor John F. Mitchell. Youngsville, n. C.,
and the bride is daughter of the late
Frank P. Rhodes, Lexington. Va The
couple will reside in Raleigh, N. c,
where Prof. Mitchell is assistant super
intendent of the North Carolina school
for the blind.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-09-17

The trustees Of the Alexandria Hos
pitaI, with Worth Hulhsh. chairman.
presiding. held meeting tonight In the
rooms OF the chamber Of commerce and
completed arrangements for the purchase
of the square of ground bounded by
Columbus, Alfred. Pendleton and wythe
streets, which will be the site Of -
new hospital
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-09-17

erpool; France. for Havre; Europa, for
Naples; st. Louis, for Liverpool: Celtic,
for Liverpool
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-09-17
ALEXANDRIA HEALTH
OFFICE TO BE PRODDED
Police Board Members Decide to Do
Something Toward Making ciy's
Alleys Cleaner
PRIEST BACK FROM HOLY LAND

Alexandria, Va, Sept ls-The board
Of police commissioners wants the pri-
yate alleys In the city put In better
sanitary shape. All Of the members Of
the board so expressed themselves az
a meeting tonight and on motion OF
Commissioner r. z. knight II was de-
clded to take up this matter with the
new health committee of the city coun-
ell
The question OF the cleaning up the
city was brought to the attention OF
the board by Commissioning @. II:
Schwarzamann. Chief Goods was called
before the board. The commissioners
recIted conditions OF alleys that mao
been brought TO their attention. The
opinion was expressed that such work
is up to the health oficer. Mayor Fisher
explained that he refers such complaints
to the health officer.
Chief Goods submitted his monthly re-
port. According TO the report, l01 pris-
oners were taken in custody during the
past month, The chief also stated IN
his report that the order Of the city
has been good.
ARRANGEMENTS have been completed by
the city electoral board for the State
wide prohibition election. which viii be
held Tuesday, by the appointment OF
commissioners judges, and clerks. who
will be in charge Of the election. They
are as follows, by wards:
First-Charles Waller. commissioner; J.
Buckley and d, z. Robey, judges; F. ID.
Moore and W. E. Moore, clerks.
Second-R. NJ. Latham. commissioner;
James Patterson and c. Hancock, judges;
Fred Moss and c. Schwab. clerks.
Third-Frank Penn. commissioner; VIII
lam Hinken and John Ewald, judges;
James B. Martin and J. H Fisher. clerks
Fourth-Claude. NJ. Lennon, commission-
er; NJ Downey and Charles Downey.
judges; Oscar Harring and R. z. swee-
ney, clerks.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-09-17

Condition of the Water.

Today-L0w tide. I2o a. m high tide. SIS a. N.
and SO p. N.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-09-17

The funeral Of T. Boyd Leadbeater
took place this afternoon at o'clock
from the home of his mother, Mrs. Janet
G. Leadbeater. 32s North Washington
street. Services were conducted by Rev.
W. J. Morton, rector of Christ P. E.
Church, and Rev. DR.. John Lee Allison,
pastor of the Second Presbyterian
Church. Burial was in the Presbyterian
Cemetery.
Rev. Father L. K. Kelly, assistant pas
tor of St Mary's Catholic Church, re-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-09-17

BeaJania Ket.. e loes siztA street
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-09-17

The Seventh precinct has q rsd-frame
bicycle, found on the streets yesterday.
Owner can get 1t by proper identinca-
ton.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-09-17

An Underwater hre extinEnIsher was
stolen Tuesday night from 81 B street
northwest, according to a report made
to the police yesterday by W. E Cowen,
manager of the Bliss property at that
number.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-09-17
Joseph n. Knox, 1900 Eleventh stre

northwest. told the police yesterday
that while he was driving his huck-
ster's wagon in s street. between Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets, he lost
or had stolen from him. a canvas money
bag containing more than $40.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-09-17

While erankinE his automobile at
Eleventh and F streets yesterday after
noon, Frank Bolgano. $3.50 Thirteenth
street northwest had his right wrist
broken. He was assisted home by
friends.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-09-17

b. s. Strichler, hfty years old, was
found dead in his room at 1906 K street
northwest yesterday morning at z
o'clock. Coroner hewitt issued a GER
tificate of death from natural causes
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-09-17

Capt. Z. D. ElIiott. Of Fort Myer, Va.
reported to the police that his Ford
touring car was stolen from in front
of Keith's Theater last night. 1t car
ried District license tag No. 1854.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21
2inoert 8Iaienfranfbeit nnb
G6md6e.

nnregeImaBige idmer3bole BIa.
5eni9md9e fdtpin6et, tpern Die Me.
rem itarf iin6 unb geiun6 ur6 mirf-
fam. Mebmt GoleD Mierenpinen fir
6os b%ren1rer6e, tpeb fiibIen6e, fenia-
tionen u~nregelmdBige, fdmer5etroe
@efubI uro gegen Mnfenfra1pfbeit.
SIR tperoet 6eren itdrtertoen, berftel.
Ien6en @ffeH - oas 2inbern 6es
@4mer3ens - roi@e CUTE @efultate
eerne boben. gntbalten b3ne fddo.
liden Drugs. gu boben bei anen
&dnoIern in ct. gIoub. - Mr3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21

SAk0N&~
5n risfiererl $50 man teitpe bret Eage
perlobt lit! ST 3ittere uro bebe Dor
Mngit. Gin idoner S9miegeriobn
basl Sag ibm, uenn er bell berur-
tertommt: ginmal un6 ME tpieoer!
Bagt er'S nodmal, it's aus nit eud.
Sob MIDI 1nr MAIDEN. Da5u bat man
feline Braut, bob man TO Iei6tlinnig
ben &als risfiert."
nnteroes tanen iie idon pieoer
3nriid, Die beiben 8ruoer aus SEN
Siften naberten iid, minftem unb
lanoetea glaH unb idmeu, umbranit
bonn Subel Ser Menge, fuit an ser
gleiben SteQe mie 3upor.
@erner itiirmte an alien San6et,
Die lid ibm entgegenitredten, porbei,
ant Mtartba 5m. &alb obnmaGtig
Dor 6reu6e un6 iber 6en ousgeitan-
oenen Sdred font iie inn in sic
IMrme: "Das 6arfit ou ME, riemaIs
m1e0er tDun, Merner."
@or aller Mugen fuBte. er lie.
8et Dem allgemeinen Subel batte
man ni6t bemerft, oaB rod einige
3ni6auer bonn 8abnbof fer gu Ser
larmenoen @enge geitoBen tparen,
Die tire 6lie9er immerfort nmringte.
Ssebt madte elmer iib NIT energiiden
Stoben 8ubm uno trot erregt auf
aarl @eder 5u.
"8robo, brapo! Das lit ia gang
unglaublid, punoerbar! Sic 1in6
Elm 8auber-, Elm Blugfiinitler, 9lifi-
ltent 9eGer!"
r&err @ebeimratb Grobiin! Ser
5eiben Sie...." Mue um6rdnqten
bie beiben..
SD ber5eiben? Mber Manm, Sic
miiien ia gar ntdt, mas Sic oo ge=
leiitet baben. Die ganae Station Itebt
auf DEM &opfe. Sd fam nit 6em
D+33nge. &1obli6 bielt er. Muf
FREEZER strede. Sic Motbbren1ie por
ge5ogen. Son einem Sournoliten
int 3nge. gr morf Dem @9offner
feline @tfitentarte unb einen &un6ert-
marfi6ein FIN nn6 1tiirmte querfeI6-
Elm, INNER nit ser &an6 noh oben
5eigemo. ga iaben mir sic fIiegen.
Sd gla11be, sic &dlfte ser 3ugpoI1a-
.gtere lit NIT bem i6nen entfdIoiienen
@anne Der Sober gefolgt. Du 1T er
iibrigens."
Ser @ebeimratb 3eigte lod)en6 ol1f
einen 9errr1, ser, nit baitigen 8epe-
gungen ieinen @o6af ~regiereno, Sen
&eroplan bon aGen 5eite,1 pbotogra=
pbierte uno 6obei fur5e, fdnene 6ro-
gen an bie Menge ridtete. Sebt tpur-
De er oes Mitpaiiogiers beim Gluge
aniibtig nu6 6rnng NIT b~orgebaIte-
mem @o6ot fniipeno auf @erner
8e&er ein. Ser bielt loden6 beioe
Sanbe Dor 6as @eii6t, minfte ab,
5eigte auf feinen 8ru6er mn6 i9ob
idIieBli6 f6nen enti1Ioiien feline
8ralt Dor. Mnes Iod}te.
"8te tpar 6te 6abrt, er5dblen sic,
bite, i9neG"
8erner lieB feline 8rol1t log. Ser
Mam idien menig 3eit gu baben.
r@nn6erbar mar es, unbei9reib-
lid f9on. 9as lit alles, tpas i9 fa-
gen fann."
Limo meiter?"
Ser Motor lGrmt nn6 Itinfft."
Limb tpeiter?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21

v@eiter Derbiete i@ Sb1rerL mid
|nto incline 8raut 5u Photographic
ren. @eben sic Die Hlatte beraus."
~a6 pas, Sic erideinen iibermor-
gen i'm uSSuuitrierten SomrnaI." l1e-
beri6rift 6es Bibles: Die &eimfebr
oes 6liegerS. Sn Sen Mrmen ser
@raut! - @oetiid, ni9t pabr? Man
miro ii6 UNI oas 8latt reiben. sic
iino Elm gemadter Marn. l1ebrigens,
tpie alt lit Str 8ruoer?"
Sinter 8erner la9te ieman6.
@iitbeno fubr @erner BEN Srem-
ben on: SD tperbe sic perflaaen."
u8itte iebr!"
uSp cine u~nberi64mtbeit!"
Ser @ebeimratb man6te iid gu Sen
.bei6en.
$50, meim @ieber, oos fino sic
ISbattenieiten 6es &ubmes."
u&err @ebeimrotb geitatten cine
.6rage:: MuB i@ mir 6as gefalen lai-
ien?"
Scum, SOS ni6t, &err Miiiitent.
8ieleidt lit ser &err aber 10 freuno-
li6, Dos omin0ie 8ilo NIT ieiner poe,
.tii4en l1nteri6rift tpeg5ula}ien."
uSS6 bite 6arum!" meIoete 1id
iebt AUDI Martba.
v@ern, gern," gab Ser Sournalilt
bereitmiQigit gu. nMber nun er5db-
len Sic omsfubrlid, &err @iiiitent. +"
Ser @ebeimratb trat nit Dem n1l1<
.tbigen @1ftflieger @arl 8eder an 6os
gliidbafte sdifi befiiblte nit prui<
TENDER @an6 Die feinen blanfen Drab=
tie un6 leinenen Sponnfla6en un6
lieB itb 6as @an5e bonn Grfin6er
fabmamiid erfIdren.
Sic Meni6en berliefen iid. Ma1
fubr Ben 6lugapparat bon ser @iele,
nn6 aaes folgte ~intereiiiert.
1riiben bel 8e6ers berri9te frobe
6rau Morie 5iirnte if
rent @otten nno freute ii@ bod 10
uniagbar, 6oB er moblbebolten mie=
6ergefebrt NOR aus Sen 2iiften. Sic
miinidte, oas 6lug5eug m0dte oie
Madt nod perbrenrten. @aire es bod
MIR in oieier Ma9t berbronnt, Dos
auf Sem @iiterbo6en iider peritaute
6lug5eug, biellei9t bdtte on6eren
Gags Die Citation Mm6orf tpeniger
ouf oem &opfe geitan6en.
Mit 6em Grib5uge idon ging- es
an. ga tpar ein fremoes Sn6ipibuum
a,1sgeitiegen un6 bate I'M @orteiool
l1mitan6li6 6en 8abnbofsmirtb nod
Dem Sliegeraiiiitenten @arl 8eder
al1sgefragt. Mrglos nno mdts 8oies
abneno botte ser bebdbige R1teippirtb
Ben 5remoen an Sic redte M6reife
permiefen nt6 biniiber ins @tations<
gei6idt, po @arI @eder
|6riib6ienit tbat. Sic bet6en batten
cine itun6enlonge %l1nterreomng, BEL
ser ni@ts berousfom, a1s bob ser
|Grem6e fi6 als @ertreter elmer Str
mo fit ~Slugmaidinen entpuppte, 6ie
@eder fem Mo6em fit f9aperes @el6
mtal1fen tpoqte, un6 6aB @orl 8eder
Dem @ritannten run6tpeg erfl6rte,
oarat 6enfe er iiberbal1pt ni9t, sic
gon8e Bltegerei iei linn 11ltr Elm Ser,
gniigen, Elm 5port, tnie an6eren 6as
&a6fabren, un6 iein Hatent berfaufe
er ni9t.
IS mar nod nidt einmol 6riib,
itiidsaeit, 90 gob biefem 8eiud)er Ser
8meite Sic Ebur in sic &nn6, Elm
Sournaltit aus ser @ouptito6t, ser
8e6er Interviewer poIte un6 ii1 81,
einem Mitfl11g onrneloete.
Ser geplogte Miiiitent mar ga1tmii=
tbig genrg, Dem @anne Mnttport 81,
iteben un6 linn cine Mttfabrt, natir,
lid a1f eigene @efabr, gu getpdbren.
Cine boIbe Stun6e borouf rief man
in bonn 6riibitiid berunter: Elm Mgent
our geriider1ng Bel 2uftfIug.
u@enn id NIT meinem Mpporot
fabre, bro11de id Sbre @eriiderung
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21
ri9t.~ Ser Man11 flog binous.

nidt." Ser Mann fog binaus.
Ole Noit bradte FONT felte1r einen
8rtef auf ben Babnbof binaus, beute
tamen gan5e 5tobe fuir 4arI 8eder.
|Ssbm mar Die Suit bergangen, nn6 er
tparf Die @arten uno 8riefe aQeiammt
.uneroffnet in Ben 4npierforb. Seoen
8ein6 berbat ct ii9 aufs itrengite.
Ser stations6iener moge iagen, er
|iei franf, beurlaubt, tobt, begraben,
|fur5, uas ibm geraoe einfaIe.
Srau Marie begegnete ibrem
Manne NIT ber6oppelter 2iebe.
uSiebit bu, Die Meniden betrad.
ten Dos aQes rur aIs lire nnterbol-
tung ooer iie moIlen elm @eiddft nit
Dir MAIDEN, @arI. @ib es auf!"
u&ber, Marie, babe i9 6orum 70
lange gebaiteut? 8ie on 1ur 10 re-
ben fannit? Sd fnbre 6o9 5u meir. !.
1rem @ergnieen, b0ditens nod INN
Der @iiienidoft, Dem @port nod
44raften gu oienen, aber fir iene Men-
1den oa risfiere i9 meme &nod5en
nidt nidt Elm e%in3igesmol."
~9n iagit oo@ ielbit, 6aB es ge-
fabrlih it,"
Sea ia, Marie, mesbaIb foa i@ es
leugnen! Mber Ole @efabren aiinqiti-
gen MIDI ni@t, 10 tnenig mid sic 81
ienbabn dngitigt, sic a1@ ridt obne
|@efabren lit. sic MAIDEN mir Mutb.
nno 10, nit meinem @%etpuBtiein, 6aB
man fi6 auf ii@ ieIber berloifen fann,
ooB man aQes muir fi9 felber 6onft,
bod iiber sic on6eren Menfden 3d.
bin gu fliegen: Dos lit es, Marie.
Mir lit es, als miiBte id ieoen Gaa
|anf meinem u@eoluS" iteigen un6 init
ben iubelnben 9erden INN sic @ette
%fliegen."%
"Denfit ou 6enn nidt Elm ein3iges-
NAL an mi@?" i9miegte iie iid an
i'm.
Simmer, Marie, immer. Mber gu
iolit itol5 auf MIDI fem uno ridt per-
5agen. steb NAL, mir @iienbabner
iin6 6o9 mie @oIooten Dor Dem
Seino, es tam uns ieoen Sag 6os
s9limmite paiiieren. @orum bobt
ibr 55ral1en 6enn nur "a iobieI Mh1tb
nn6 bierbei, mo- man bod nur elm
BOAR Mina1ten untermegs it,. 6enft
on gleid INNER bas @9limmite."
r&orl, ale baben iie 2ebrgel6 BE-
5ablt. @enn 6u rl1r binig 6obon.
fdmeit, bafiir min i9 ie6en Euq BE-
ten"
~Gu bift Elm Marrden, meine quite
Mearie."
50 tam @orI 8eder aus feinem
Born bal6 tpieoer ins @leidgetpidt.
|Seinen @ru6er botte es dirger qetrof-
fen. @r tpar gu smittas tpie ieben.
Sag biniibersegongen, Martbo uno
ben @ltern guten Sag gu iogen. Ser
olte Suffer empfing i'm nit eetpobn-
ter &er5li@feit, Elm biBden berIege1
nie1ei@t, unb %entfernte ii6 i@neuer,
als eS ionit feline @epobnbeit tpor,
aus Dem Gomilienfreiie. Biap iei
abgereift, binterlieb er @erner, Ser
nod cine @eile eritaunt barber nod
6adte.
5rou Suffer IieB ii@ nidt ieben
uno Mortbo fam itiu un6 ideu auf
i'm gu. @einen @uB tpebrte iie ab.
~@as lit Sir, Martba?" @r 6rong
NIT 5drtliber 8eforgniB in iie, befam
|aber MIR ausflii6tige Mnttporten.
@erner mollte ii@ idon mie6er ent-
%fernen, als i'm ibr inbriimtiger Mb-
idieosfuB %oufmerffam modte.
uMartba, 6u biit nidt aufri9ttg
gegen midi? Dus bab' ib nidt ber-
I6ient."
Sic fab i'm often an.
rsSSa, 6u bait re@t."
uMber, 10 fpri9 bod, fbeiI bod
nit, men,1 6u ettpas boit."
@erner. 80"
,Sa, Mortba. Ia"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21

Sin bartnadiser &nfen 1T id'padenb
1trb risfant.
@imen b~artnddi9en &uiten getpdb-
rem laiien 5ur 5rubiobrsaeit lift ris-
fant. Golep's &onep & Ear Com.
pomno beilt ro1be un6 ert5lm6ete
5ldden in Der @eble un6 in Sen Cuff
robren - mo@t franfe, i9mode
61eden gefuno un6 beilt - itint bart.
n1dfiige, retBen6e &uiten. @ertpeigert
S,1bftitute. gu bobe1 BEL allen &61r6.
lern in ct. CLOUD. - Mnaeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21
Mortiebung).

NO~$~ISSs'o/
u0os &upital bin i6 ielblt, Die
i3tnien, mein i9, iin6 gut ale Sabr."
e%ntgegnete @erner 8eter beber3t.
u0os lit nidts."
uMutter," begamn ser 9llte pieoer,
ugr miro iibers Sabr Goriteber.
Oberporlteber un6 10 meiter. 0as
miro nod NAL ltnier 8orgeiebter."
rDos lit mir gang egal." Sic tpar
gar uid)t ent3iidt BON oieier @artie,
@erner @eder mur6e es iebt gu
arg. Ct faltete feline Offi5ierSbeitel,
lung, oie er nod im1ner in Ser &ano
bielt, 5uiammen unb i6ob tie baltig
III SEN Mermeloufi9lag.
u@as iou oenn SOS @treiten um
@orte! Martba lit maiorenn. Wtr
beiratben in odt @o6en. 8alta."
u@rapo!" rief ser olte Suffer i'm
S~intergrllno uno flati6te in Die
9an6e.
vSbo! 6rdngte li6 Die Sran Gor=
1teberin 5miiden sic beioen Wfanrer.
u@as ber1tebt ibr beibe 6enn bonn
Seirotben? 8iloet ibr eud biellet6t
Elm, i6 mi9 meiu Md6den mie cine
8ettelpuppe in sic @be geben? Grit
mirb NAL Elm paar Monate on Ser
Muslteuer ger1dbt un6 gefdneioert.
Dunn 1pred)en mir nns tnteoer."
vallo einperitanoenL 6rau 5dmie=
germoma! Sd 6anfe re@t i6on."
l1n6 @erner 8e6er nmfaBte sic nod
imme r1pi6eri treben6e, run6li6e, alte
Game nnb ton5te NIT ibr UNI Sen
Serb. 90 ging sic sEbir muf.
Ser Dedoffi3ier eridien o1f Ser
@9meGe.
r8as gebt bier BORG"
~8erlobung!" REF linn fem Safer
5u. nMarid , gratuliere beinem
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-09-16
TEACHERS, INSTITUTE.
Four Days Session In Ellsworth In
teresting and Profitable.

Four Days Session In Ellsworth In
teresting and Profitable.
The teachers institute, held in Ellswsrth
four days last week, closed Friday AFTER
noon. The plan on which this Institute
was conducted, radical departure from
previous county institutes, seemed to meet
the general approval of the teachers at
tending.
Instead Of q program filed by the
teachers themselves largely, the day sss-
sions were taken up almost wholly by
half hour periods by instructors, much on
the line of the summer schools. There
were few special addresses during the
day sessions, and special addresses eaah
evening.
The program ~ announced and printed
in this paper was carried out with scarcely
a break.
On the closing day Of the institute, At
Smith, there was business meeting and
officers were elected, but whether this
board OF officers succeeds the officers Of
the old Hancock County Teachers asso-
citation, even the teachers themselves seem
in doubt.
Following are the officers elected:
President, Supt. w. E. Clark, Castine;
vice. president, supt. T. s. Grindie, Blue
hill; secretary and treasurer, Miss Ella
NJ. Jude, Ellsworth; executive committees
w. P. Cushman, Northeast Harbor; Irving
Small, Bar Harbor; John A. Scott, Ellis
worth.
The following teachers and superiDten-
dents registered during the institutes
Mrs w s Austin.
Marcia E Bragdon, Helene Bsllatty,
Rosie Bowden, BeuIah Bethel, kffe A
Baker, Mary II Black, Pauline Rlanch-
field.
Grace A Carter, Eunice F Coggins, Laura
z Cleaves, Roxy Curtis, Hazel l. Clark,
Hester Clark.
Olive w Davis, Eva Nj bearing, Frank
E Drisko, Margaret @ Drummey, Nellie M
Douglass.
| Mrs Jean Fsrnham, Helen M Flood
Mary Forsythe, Ida 9 Green, Grace
Gott, Annie Grleve, Mary e Griffin, Mary
A Gaynor.
/ Phosie e Higgins, Addie Hodgkins.
Addie s Hart, Edith l. Hinckiey, Carolyn
e Hooper, Sylvia c Hurley, Lenora G
Higgins, Catherine A Hurley, Christina I
Hatch.
Erma Jordan, Isabel Jordan, Georgia I
Jude, Ella M-Jude.
Pauline King, Medora Z ID Kinney.
Helen F Macomber, Ellen Mcintyre
Grace Maddocks, Carl w Maddocks
Ray E Moon, Lila Mcintyre, Madeline y
Moone, Tressa Moore, Wesley M Moore
Sadie MuIlan, Alice NJ Mullan, May n
Milne, Mabel Morgan.
Emogene Peaslee, Raymond Partridge
Harold o Plummer, Frances Pollard
, Pearl Raymond, Ethelyn ] Remick, AID
Richardson, Frank B Richardson,
, | Rollins.
Ruth e Staples, Georgia Sargent, Am
Sprague, j A Scott, Eva b Springer, Lett
Smith, Annie Stockbridge, Grace Stovei
Myrtle Sleeper.
Mrs Leila K Trip, LYDIA True, "
Treworgy, Nellie NJ Treworgy.
q Fedora Woodwork, Iva A Walls, Haz'
Weston, Marion R West, Lora C'Matt
!. Pbebe ID Vessel, Annie B Wilbur, Agns
. Young.