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belbapn t%elcgraieres oen 21oe Sebr.
Sru @nlloit5, 0onmorfs enelte fpin-
oeli9c Sfibsfapteir, iom M fsrer ct
Sfib, ser gaar / &llte mellcm Gng.
lano og Nuslano, er blet forfrenmet
til &aptein pna ct Sfib, Ser gaor /
6art paa Slmerifo. Srli 9auOit5,
lom er en- banif SGges Sllitrll, bar
lpnge intcresierc /. Seiliport, o.
omliber fog bun STttelfipper.Gro-
men % ofreoe Jig belt for Siemanb-
ifnbet iom Erofesiion. Suo flinf pi-
lite bun Jig, at ct onnif SontpifibSiel-
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1anpere at fpre. aaptein ,Sru @all-
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lite fpinoelige Sfibsfaptein | Cant
mari, % bun pnaituar, at bum or ben
cneite f~pinoelige Sfibsferer / belle
@eroenL iom bar iine gramenspopi-
rcr / Sroen.
Sitmatiunem / Spcrisc. Sra Stocf-
bolm t~elegrnfereS Sen 21be Sebruar.
Giter Song @uitafS ielpitGnoige "a
le til "gonoetoget" bar fer pGret be-
prgebe Gage / S%tocfboln1. Winiitc-
riet Snmmarlfiolos StiainJ or
pberit ponifelig, tiltrobS for at set
er iammeniat al meget opgtige pg
anIcte Ecrloner, % oct er innbipn-
ligt at M~igsongen bill bli oplplt %
me |alg uoifrepet inoen en- llge.
SpiS oe 2iberale og Socialiitcrlc
pinoer, pil Der opItnn Ell meget al
porlig Sitllation. Eoa beggc Sioer
briues ser Ell poloiom Igitntion. He-
polutionpre Tltblifationer iom Gen
ruSiiife Sore" % "Heplblifen" er
blet beIlnglagt. &c Haoifale beIfpl-
Scr aongen for at oitgones meo Ela-
ner ON at flllbfaite bet fonltitutio.
neIle Stpre og beifploer set fpnier.
potipe Earti for at itette bam / oisie
Tlaner. Gen Moderate SSlei al be
9iberale boloer oog meo aongen /
bans &rap poa ct iterft Soripar, ga
ser itaoie err Sare for BEN europpiife
Sreo og / iarnme 8rao Sure for
Speriges SelpItGnoigbeo. Speriges
@enoer n9rer life rin5eite Spil ON,
at Muslanbs Tlaner gaar no paa
Speriges grobring. Song @nitaf
mootaeer irembeles Saffeabrcsier
ira aue aanter al 2anoet, men set
iamme gier &arl Staaff, ben al
traaote liberale Miniiterhef. On
lloiuIbet al Be me Salg er set paa
Sorbaano umuliat at banne iig no.
aeit Mening. llben 3pil bill SIer.
tanet al set iuenife 6olf bape Ell tier
fere S9r % Slaaoe, men Sen Maa-
Sc, bporpaa Miniiteriet Staaii falot,
bar iorliroliget mango, iom her pei-
rer en- Sare for set fonititutionelle
Stpre, ps oct err muliat. of BET rent
poIitiife Spsrgsmaal pil peie tpngre
peo @alsene ems felipe Soriuars.
iperesmaalet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-24
Ten narfc Yptctes. Grport.

aisbcnhoun tcIesraieres Ben 19oe
Sebr. DC Sen me amerifanifc SoIh.
tarii traaSte / Strait, iorsseSeS itrar
Sen banfc Yctctcs. llSfsriel til ame.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-24
Sanifc Tulfcoanic.

Sanifc TOlfeSanIe. Sra aIobens
bapn telegrnferes Den 21oe Sch. Sic
re amerifunife 9Grerinoer ppbolOer
iig for Siben ber forat ltllbere bnnife
Solfeoanie / Den Seniigt at inofere
Dem / amerifanife E~igcifoler iiteoet-
for 8pmnoitif. Ser / @pen err Ser
nernlig oannet ct Selifab nleo Set
Sormlaal at gienopiriife Snteresien
for be gumle rationale CAME pg ser.
pes nlobarDeibe be ntoberne lltTffe.
lige Sanle. Inlerifanerre er meget
begeiitret oper, bpao Sc bar ieet %
lrrt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-24
9amif Spbafs-S rmit. Sra &ie6el

Sanif Sobafs- Srnit. Sra &jeben-
bopn telegraieres Sen 21oe 6ebruar:
Som Selge al, at Set amerifanifc
Sobofs- Spnoifot far ltartet Ell 90
bafsiabrif her % bcrpcO bar ifabt en-
furlig &onfllrronee, bar De Oanlfe
Observation-Disclosures III oannet Ell
Sruit meD en- meget ltor aapital. Se
cr beltemt pao at ioripare ben bieml-
Iige Snoultri, bpao oct iaa ifol foite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-24

snIIp - srcofp oAs s.rrrk JrsE lbm 1905 81 Iur Posi-
OWN A. prootaH, Iowa. tRprA 1HF AT % CoNahrss %
kAtu 3, 1897,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-24
Nluiifnotiier.
%eo E. J..

TN SnncbrDocr / ll0f~orifnilnNcn al
NorQca aultllr / WIio0eluloeren, Ben
lomerfcbc Mitlifbiitorifer, Or. @e.
org Gei's, er oigaaet pes Spoen al
STRENGTHENING eiter ct Slagnnialb,
iom ranmeoc ham poa 8ooen / Sri.
itiouio, ga ban off bienn ira iii Bag
Ii9e grbeioe. 0an blcp bare 521a
Nar garnmel.
@eorg HeiiS par ben icrite oa bio.
iii ocll cncitc / Nor1c. iom bopoe Ia.
oct S~pftorQrnoen / Muiif. Sans
lTroc, opiiNtapUtfenoc oN poerit
iruatbarc BOG ON "Mliiifen uco Den
mi>ocIaIoerIiae S~lapsoprfelie / Nor-
Sen" / 1912 inobraate ham oenne
meo @Ions iiior &pit. Sans Vro-
button "ioreprig par life itor / Snl'
inna. men / Ell lielben @roo oT0tia
% bctponingsfuIb. Som altltlr'
lralliter poa iii Smraaoc anlaaeS
nan ION Ell Wlttorttef AZ ltle Spuei
Qacr noe / europa.
&omponiitcn Chr. &aslerio milo
te oen 12te Sanuar so Iar. Tetcl
9inoemon ifriper / ben I~nlconint
Ell onerficnoenoe Iriifcl ON ham
"Wtuiifblabct". @amle Snslerui
f%omponerer enbnu Sen Tag ioag oel
enc WeIooi eiter Sen anocn, men iat
er ser pcl neppe beller Ell Sangicr
enina i Noracs 9ano. nocn at ocl
bar iunaet ialialo Ell al bans man9
aihplbtc Melooier.
Worp @arratt. for Chen Noree
isrite Tianiittnbe. gap i Som'ar t
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-24

Snn tos fell. Baron @earbnlc,
en 67-aarig engeIif Mbelsmanb, itoo
Ell Gag i iorriae ll1e iamnen meo
i'm Silitril % en- Ear Sunbrebe ar-
ore @iGIter og penteoe paa ct Sog
pao Ell al Observation-Disclosures / Cont
bon, ga en- fremmeo Game, iom iene-
re bite iia at nGre en- frigerif Sui
iragette pes Napn Miis Wurp 2iuo-
ian, rciplut marihereoe op til 9arp-
nci, % meo Ell pGlbig Spebe sap iia
iii at bearbeibe Sen gamle Mauo,
iao ban iulot opcrenbe. Gfterat bun
par lbIet arreiteret fom set ior Ell
Soa, at bun hapbe taset fell. Slln
Itob nenllis i Sen Sormening. at bei
por Ircmicrminilter Isauitb, bur
haube aipet Sulina. % blep rent for,
irrbet ga bun fit 9reie paa Sell,
taaelien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-24

@orp @arratt. for Chen Gorgcs
isrite Gianiittnbe. gap / Sam,ar to
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-24

Ger er / Norge 10 6ctpocliae, unge
Mlliiferc, ion er blil0e, nemlig Or
gnniit Ginar @eaing % aomponiit
@cbura gaslano. Gen isrite bolbt
Sen 2Sbe Sarnior en- ~itorartet Girfc-
foncert / &or SrcIicr5 airfe, bpor
ban bl. a. ipilte @acb'$ Easiacaglin
% 2ii5t'S itore ErpluOiun og Slge
oper @-NsG-S.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-24
Tingrcne al Taoet. Gn tplf 8

Ttngrcne at Naoet. TN int Hlgs=
oagSfomitc far Tor SiOen unber Ir-
beibe ct 6orilag til Ell Sop, iom er
beregnet paa at binore en- @ienta-
gelie al Observation-Disclosures / 3ubern
ii0ite CONNER. Mfen / iorri1e ltge
gap Hegieringen peofommenoe So
mite ltnberretnina ON, at Higsoa-
gen ingenionlbelit Mpnoigbeo bar til
at pebtage Ell 2op, lom for6poer Wfi-
litpret at blnnbe iig ino / ciuile Nf-
iGrer, eler at forbpbe Wilitpret at
BRUCE %oaben llben / S%elpforipar.
Sette CT Ell nlilitGr Sag, iom BET til
fommer arigsminiiteren at trrfic
@eltennlelie ON, li1cr Heglcringen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-24
Erins Wilhelm al Mieo real

Erins @ilhelm al @ieb re9res
ira / 2orbaqs al iii GuropaS regie-
renoe 6pritcr, ibet ban ga officielt
ufceptereoe Silbuoet ON Ilbnnierls
Srone. San moOtog On Ell Gelega-
ton al boititaacnoe g%lbaneiere nleo
GSiab Tniha iom S%roierer. Gsioo
Taibo, iom unber oen iioite arig
gioroe iis beremt iom Stlltaris Spr-
iparer imoD Montenegrinerne, tiltal-
te Trinien iom "&onge" % Ceres
Maieitpt", flint S%tormngterne bar
b%eiternt, at albaniens poroenoe Ser.
fer finn ifaI bore Sitel al Sprite.
ct Mcolem al Sen atlantic Sepllto-
tion bapoe meObragt ct Sfrir, inoe-
holbenoc Sanb, Serb % @ano, lonl
ban operrafte Trinien iom Segn paa,
at oenne MI fog Ilbanicn / @eiib-
oelle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-24

Gre al NorQeS lcpenoe unge Mu.
iifcre err uNsoact ira Yreitebieul. 81.
aniitinoen @arp 9arratt er Ell Tat.
ter al Taitor Z. 9. @arrott, 8ompo.
nit % Tianiit Srpepe SoriuSien or
Sem al Eaitor Chr. E.. aomponiIt
os Srsoniit Sohn SbprfiIoien er en-
Son al Taitor !. &. Samtlige tire
Taitorcr tiIhcrer Sen biifoppeliae
Metbobiltfirfc.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-01-08
For Water Pipes ihN, Freeze

Every farmer Knows wuat it is TO
be troubled with frozen water pipes
ia The winter, There are few but
who have had the experience Of hay-
Ing 20 thaw them 0at some time err
otner, In recent issue of the
Country Gentleman, "a writer says he
has found successful methods of
treating the pipes 80 that they viii
not freeze. The method Is described
as follows After much experiment.
ing ! finally hit upon the easiest,
NEST inexpensive and sarest way 60
keep the frost otT the pipe. nave
recommended It To any person. who
have tried it and found II saves many
repair bills. Melt an equal quantity
OF etr1lsu-vasel,n me and r par
amin wax together, and, after wipipg
the pipes perfectly dry, apply wit
old brah a thick coat OF tits mixture
while it is hot, An old lamp Ut
torch WiIi easy keep il in liquid
state. You will dnd that no matter
hlN cold the weather NAV get, the
trust cannot penetrate this coat of
grease. have used this oG water
pipes that are along the ground uu-
protected, aud not once during the
'oldest weather did they freeze up
IT give me- the least trouble.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-01-08

.siau at COLORADO ~pria.- s. uu-
constitutional The old rates sill
therefore remain 10 effect Tor ali
members, ne" and old lie m0nu-
ment change. h1weycr. remains in
effect. lu tie ptsf free mo1Dueuts
aere placed over drra ~ed members.
ia tue future spacid monument
iusurl ce uJ.l ~ rarfied
General Attorney neiahuDf George
steele first gave his opinion that II
suit we're brought % test tie legality
of tie new section. 1904. il would
result IN condemnation III that Sec
ton. The head consul, head banker,
head CLERK and auditor and five mead
managers held bOIrd meeting in
Noyem her and decided 10 bring a
trial suit ia the court. the trial case
vas heit in Denver on Nov. y Inst.
and the rulilRs Of the court on that
day, cops 81 which las been received
here, vas that the camps I've restrain
ed and enioiped from carrying into
effect any part Of the new section,
and THAT tie business of the ofgani-
cation should br carried on a. though
tie new section had never been
adopted Butte Daily Post
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-01-08
Be-i Couxh Medicine For children

J am very glad % say few words
In praise Of ChsHberlain's Cough
Remedy writes Mrs Ida Dewey,
Milwaukee,, Wis. ~ have used 1t
for years both for ms children and
myself and It never fails to relieve
and cure q cough or cold No family
with children should lbs without il as
IL gives ALMOST immediate relief in
bases Of Group Chamberlain Slough
Remedy Is pleasant and safe t, take,
which is nf great. Importance when
. medicine must ~ given to children.
For snte 10y all dealers.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-01-08

have turn 20 into the workers pOck-
cts the staggering total OF between
five aud ak billion dollars But thar
Is not all, Tor within the same period
the railroads have expended upon OK
pansion and Improvements sum on
the average Of 5000, 900, 900 q year, OF
d total Of 5000, 900, 0O0 within tie
past decade. -
Here are startiing figures which
teach solemn lesson to all those
VINO are intelligent enough u grasp
their Significance and tie posi- lii
ties OF he disastrous effect upon the
cosatry'S prosperity were anything to
happen TO the railroads through a
nasty aad .ill-considered refusal OF
their demands.
Every evidence exists iustifying a
moderate increase in freight rates
and every sign indicates taat a denial
OF this legitimate demand would
produce "A profound depression 1t
would cause compulsory cuTai-
ment hy the roads all along their line
Of expenditures What that meaus
ia round totals it Is possible 10 esti-
mate ana from the knowege already
conveyed from statistics produced
It would total an annual outlay tie
total aealth Of some nations.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-01-08
NO CHANGE
IN WOODMAN
RATES

Rock Island IA Dee. y. An
nouncement was made SATURDAY hy
she executive council OF the Modern
Nnodmen Of America that the coun
e'l had abactioued It's fight for In.
creased Insurance rates, and that the
question would not be proposed at
the national head camp meeting to
be held IA June at Toledo, g.. unless
u trisninatied from the membreship.
This ends abitler tight that mas
been "aged within the society since
the increased Mates ordered at the
head camp meeting n Chicago two
wears ago Several months ago the
so'tety was cnIolned by the courts
from rnforctung the new rates Kan.
sas City Journal
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-01-08
His stomach Troubles eve,

Mr. DySpoplc, would you cot like
70 feel that your stomach troubles
we're over that you could eat any
kind OF food you desired without iu-
luryy That may seem 50 unlikely 20
sou thaC sou do "ot even nope log an
ending 4 sour trouble. but % rmit
as 30 assure you that il is not a..
together impossible. II Others eau
De cured permanently, and thousands
have been, why Oct your John r
Baker, II Rattle Creek. Mich. IS one
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-01-08
The Matter OF Increased Freight Rates.

Careful consideration Is being given
To the request before the Inter. tate
commerce. commission Of various rail-
roads that they be permitted nee
essiry increase Ia freight rates This
question in no way involves any con
sidaration Of he question Of past
miSuanaReneut or excessive water
log OF railroad stocks, eVen no IT. 10
granted that such are directly re-
sDousibie for he needed Increase in
rates At the present time With
President Wilson AID democratic
congress In control re- Washington,
high financing method. @ill be great,
ir uiulmized ~ future tho the cr-
ror, of tbe past cAupot Ha corrected.
An exp cted revival at business
throughout an the country and the
const lctiOu Of new Waia lines and
feeders In the wssf, viii make a
heay, call on railroad capital This
coming ysaJ, II is certain the Inter.
State Commerce Commission will
consiher all these matters IN connec-
ton with this request. We pulish fol-
loving an extract from the Financial
NorIf published at New Yosk
cay aud Chicago referring TO the
needs OF the railroad in this connec-
ton
The Interstate Coumerce Com
Is confronted with serious
and complicated hsublem which is
Ia the appeal OF the rail
road Tor reasonable increase in
freight rates. The evidence IS now
being heard.
On Que hand the Commissio3 must
carefully the common in.
.uest Of the public, while on the
other TIA judges must have a regard
Tot the right Of the people to tea-
sonahle return upon their lnvestmen
" hose capital has made it possible to
finance the building Of the railroads,
and who are, in fact the real owners
of them,
Between these tHo mIllstones are
other great interests which, shlle
not directly involved Ia the question
of Increased freight rates, are associ.
ated indirectly with the problem.
We refer to the large army of workers
whose wages come from the railroads,
aud that other large army OF workers
whose employment spriogs from the
manufacture of materials Of which
the railroads arr the largest purcnas-
ers,
IL would he an at OF the greatest
folly If the Inter state Commeree
Commission failed b give the most
serious cunSid ration tn the effects
their ruling would nave lor good or
Oh upon these two silent forces which
are enmeshed tn the uet the railroads
have woven about American inlus-
try
According to some statistics with
which the ~ railroads o the East
have supplied the Commission, tie
railroads paid la wages Ia American
IN l9G the sum of 1854.
so,@" and tniS payroll, large As 1t
Fss ten wears age, has siuCe sNelled
10 more than $780,, osO, 900. the
amount paid in l9le, With the in.
.y~lss in wages which railroad work
r. have secured through arbitration
u their dema dS and with the fur
hsg outlay forced upon the carriers
" new laws, >uch a. TOR example the
fun crew law, an estimate NJ
hsi payroll OF eeariy s6Oo 00O, 40
or the aSca year lalF Is NOT unrea.
enable.
In the past ten years the railroads
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-01-08

According to an ontclal announce.
men received Nv local camps or the
Noodmen ~ the World frou, the head
camp OF the Pacific jurisdiction, the
ne~ aud higher schedule Of rates or
dered for Jan. /, tal4. for all new
mem t"fs coming into the organixa-
ton, sill not 90 into effect I'm or.
def Of the caurt has been made that
the section under which new rates
we're adopted Al the recent head camp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13

merry Minister to Persia. Tickets may
be obtained at the office Of he museum,
iO9 Madison avenue. or al the Ritz
Carlton.
For thu benefit of the Secours Ma
tional a fund for the relief Of French
women and children and Belgian refu-
gees. notable entertainment will be
given at the Shuhert Theatre on Tues
day afternoon. 1t will be under the aus
pieces Of Gabriel HanotauN, eN-Minister
OF Foreign Affairs in France, and the
American committee. which includes
NJ sdamcs Frederick II Allen Robert
Bacon. W Bayard Cutting +. Gray
GrisNold. William Greenough, j. f. ID.
Lanier. Walter Maynard, ogden Mills,
Francis *. Pondlcton, Nathaniel Thayer,
Harry L. Whitney and Whitney Warren.
There Will he an unusual array Of talent
and among the artists will be Miss Julia
Arthur. Miss Julia opp, Miss Phyllis
Nelson Terry, Mile. Dorziat, Douglas
Fairbanks. Joseph Coyne, William
FaVcrsham and Holbrook Blinn.
Mr.. Faversham and Miss Nelson
Terry will do the balcony scene from
Romeo and Juliet" Nile Dorzlat will
appear in a "Dansc Heroiquc" and Miss
Arthur. Mr.. Fairbanks, Mr.. Coyne and
Mr.. Blinn will appear in IA one act play
Among those who have taken boxes
are Mrs. Ogden Guelct, Mr., Archer M.
Huntington, Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt
Mrs. G. c. Cuyler, Mrs. ogden Mills.
Mrs. Pembroke Jones, Mrs. W, Watts
sherman and Mrs Rutherford StuyNes-
ant. Seats have been taken by baroness
Won Andre, Mrs. August belmont. Mrs.
French Vanderbilt Miss Elsie Fergu-
son. Mrs, Henry Clews, Mrs. Nicholas
Murray Butler. Miss Anne Morgan,
Francis Roche, Mrs. William n sloane,
Mrs. Frederick w Vanderbilt, Mrs. Will
lam r, Shcehan. Mrs Edward j. Ber-
wind. Mrs. j. lnslry Blair, Clement
March, Mrs. John Jacob Astor and Mrs
W, Bourkc Cochran.
Tho work Of the Secours National IS
excellent, II give, lmmi diatc relief TO
those who need food, clothing, money or
shelter. aud II also maintains soup KIT
chens in Paris ana other PARTS Of
Frances where starving refugees are fed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13
SOClETYS CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK

MOND>N.-Mrs. {. O'DonnclI Isen. > west Fifiy-
ond street afternoon reception for her daughter, Miss
Adri.nne Issin.
Mrs. william Lowe Rice small dance for her de-
buante daughter Miss Elise French Rice. Plaza.
Mr. BaRby's musical morning Waldorf Astoria, ii,I5.
TUESDAN-Mrs J. Coby Colgate. small dance
for her daughter. Miss Hope Colgate
Poverty party the benen the East side Settle
mcnt. under the patronage Of Mrs Jonathan BukIey.
Mrs. Lucien H. Tying and Others, Grand Central Palace
Henry Lewis Morris. IL West Fifty third street
n dinner
Entertainment the Shubert Theatre under the
patronage of Mrs. +. tray Griswold Mrs. Francis h.
Prndleton and Mrs. whitney warren. afternoon.
WtD>FSDAY.-Mrs. Philip Hiss. Vest Eleventh
n luncheon for Mis-. Constance Peabody.
Mrs. William Cary sanger, 10 Montague Terrace
Brooklyn, "A dance for Miss Mary =. sanger.
THCRSD\Y-Mrs. William II. Erhart. 1885 Fifth
coming reception for her daughter. Miss Margaret
Hunngton Erhart.
I ChaunccN Nckeeyer. i3O Fast sixty seventh
street, small ian Miss Edith Mckee,-r.
Albert Eugene Gailatin a dinner at sherry's for
members of the Motor Car Touring society.
Mrs warren Deano, 10 East Thirty ninth street, a
dance la daughter Miss sara Delano.
second Of Mrs. Hawkrsworth's chansons crino
line. Plaza
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13

II has been d Cided 10y members of the
Museum OF French Art to devote the
proceeds OF their annual concert 10 the
fund for the field service Of the French
Red Cross. The concert will be gwen
on Thursday night IN the Ritz-Carlton
ballroom, and the guests of honor will
be- Myron r, Herrick, just back from
his mission in France. and MR.. Her
rick. The artists who will appear are
Miss Lorraine Wyman. Emilio de Go
gurza and the F'lonziley Quartet. Vic
tor Harris has arranged all the details
IF the concert, which will he giv'n I'M
der distinguished patronage, and tho
programme will include ancient and
modern French music. .Aftcrward there
viii he dancing.
Among those who are actively inter
csted in this concert are the Countess
dc Laugi Nillars Mrs. Whitney War
rem. Mrs. John Henry Hammond Mrs
f.. Burial Hoffman, Mrs Charles b
Alexander, Nine Eugene de Raimhou-
Vllc, Mrs. otto ~ Kahn, Mrs. Luther
Kuuntzc, Mn. Henry Lewis Morris
Mrs. James A. Burden Mrs william H.
Bliss Mrs Hamilton Fish Webster. Mrs
Archer NJ Huntington, Mrs Frank s.
Wlthcrbec. Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer, Mrs
Clinton oGilvio Mrs. Paul Morton. Mrs
Amory : Carhar,, Mr.. Charles II Cos
ter and Mrs john ' Mitchell
The French r Il Cross has as presi-
dent the Marquis dc Vogue, and on the
AUXILIARY committee are the Counties.
,dliaussonNille and Spencer Pratt. for.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13

: Recent advices say that IN Paris alone
more than ls0.oOo persons have been
provided with meals every DAY without
charge. \ contribution OF four cents
, will prov ido one of these meals.
The use % the theatre has been gen
erously donated and as there Will bo no
incidental expenses every dollar coming
from tho sa. OF tickets VIII go directly
20 the reliet Of these destitute and starry p
ing people
one Of the attractive dances ~ tn,
holiday season VIII be that which the
members OF the Junior League of the
Bethany Day Nursery Will give in the
ballroom of the Plaza on the afternouA
| Of December 80 Several Of the de-
butantes OF the ceason are Interested in
the dance and as many young peup''
will he home from school and ,Nll"g"
at his time it is expected that the dance
VIII attract large number of guests.
Miss Katherine Fitch Is receiving appli-
cations for tickets at go Park avenue
! They are $50 each
Among the members Of the league arc
the Misses Florence Carter, SuSanur
! and Margaret Warren, Vera MrNhir
/ Tam2in Carter. Elizlbcth Clark, Maria
Cook, Alice DAWSON, Alta Jan" Fitch
Kathryn Potter, Marie Lcary. Alice
Thayer, Henrietta Talcott Amy and
Margaret ReiCk, Betty Frank Dorothy
! QUINN, Caro- Read, Hildt Schrorkcison
Edna StrouCh, Viola Flanncry and
1 Dorothy LearY
some of the patroncssCs are Mines
/ Bradish ]. Carroll Irving Rrokaw. Will
am II. Hamilton. William T. Chapman
Jro William McNair, J. Rich steers
MCl.ane Van lngon, Charles Elliot War
rem, Charles r. Sabin, J, Prentice Kol-
| ogg, Frederick Eaton James r. Clcws
! Prescott Sladc, William II. Roomc and
/ George Alhee.
An appeal for assistance has been
/ made by the members of the comm 90
/ Of the orthop~dic ward Of the Post
. Graduate Hospital who are in need II
funds 20 carry on tho r winters work
! They are arranging a tho dansant 90
| hc given AZ Sherry's on the afternoon
OF December II aud there viii he oN-
hibtion dances. Tickets Of admission
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70 help t. raise funds for the Legal
Md Society which is facing Large
Dc felt this winter. Miss Ellen Terry
will Civ several scenes from Shake
speare in the auditorium of Aeolian Hal
on Wednesday and Friday nights. Miss
Terry viii be heard in such roles as
POrtiG. Imo0cpc. Ophelid. DcsdcmoHd
and LddU .Hdcbcfh 1t viii he Miss
Terry's first appearance in America this
season and as the capacity of the audi
toriun' is no large request for tickets
will b filed In the order Of applica-
tior, Allen Wardwell, treasurer OF the
Legal AID Society. has tickets on sale
al s2.j0, 50 and 81 at $50 Broadway.
box seating six are $50.
Among the patronesses are Mrs Doug
las Robinson. Mrs. Richard Aldr.ch, Mrs.
Dave Hennen Morris, Mrs. Robert w.
dc For ST, Mrs, Arthur Murray Dodge,
Mrs. Allen Wardwell, Mrs. Thomas D..
Thatcher, Mrs. Philip j. McCook and
Mrs. Carl l.. Schurz