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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-06
SaiffafmnmaltQ.
= aamala fafioiSmnrba ia itie-


inmrba SrontupObiu VpbiOisfpnt-
rila. Tapaus, iofa mitd iuurim-
mosia mddrdsid on ibmisten mie.
lid idrfpttdnpt ndiud pmpdrist5iad,
tapabhii tpiime torstaina, aamupdi-
mdud Srontpoooin pobioisfonirilIa
iouoin 2aue SooIanen ampui mat.
monia ietd taIosia tp5Sfennelleen
tD1mteben gestori ainnuien ia 10.
puff itfenid. Spnnd tdbdn toma.
laan tefoon oil pIlut AFFECTION mus.
taiuffaiiums. Eapausten fultu m,iu.
ten on ieurdana.
g8iime aifoina oil Toolanen oIoit.
tanmt betffomieIiippteeu ipipabta.
tpia oireita, ruipeteSiaan IuuIemaan
tpaimoaan, iofa taitfien mieIipitei-
ben mutaan on ouut tpalIan funnon
ibminen Ia ieloiieen fofonuan Ipp.
t5n. Somoin oil bdn ippttdnpt Nes.
tori 2innusta ia ianpnut 10 ebeltd
pdin enoIIeen Siaoc 9liIile, ettd hdn
tappoa molemmat JOS buomaa ole.
man Iuuloisiaan perdd. Salon pal.
tpelustptDn tertomufIen miifaan oil
SooIaneh iitte murbapdipdn ebeui.
lend iItana ollut iaIfeiIa tamauista
mp1bempddn ia fdfiteupt Iamana
pDnd mp6s ppsIDn Iuoteia. Wai-
monia pI6snomstua oil bdn rutpen.
nut tdtd ioItpaamaan ia inpttdmddn
pbtepbeStd toisten mieSten fansIa.
9lomiaiien ipDtpd olitpat fitte taIosIa
tDisId oIleet neIid miestd Idbteneet
t5ibin Ia fotia oIttpat iddneet iidntd,
emdntd, beibdn fafF Iastaan, pal.
tpelustpttD iefd 10 mainittu glestor
2innunen, tpDaieitaan terotteIemaau
toperinfa fanSia talon pitamaalIe.
TdlIDin oil EooIanen tutpaS1a taas
alfanut meIuamaan ia paltpeIuStpt.
i5 iuoff it'd farfuun. 6etfen pdds'
td fuuIut laufaus ia mrs EooIaIen
atpunbuutoia, ioIoin pibamaaIIe ida.
meet miebet buomaiipat GooIaIen
paiSfanneen tpaimonia uIoS ofpesta
ia ampuneen bdnet. Wtiebet pritti.
ipdt mpDs pafoon mutta SooIanen
ampui pafeneipoa Rinnusta ia fuu.
la iattui Min ettd tdmd beH faatui
fuoliaana maaban. Edmdn tebtp.
ddn oil murbaaia itie mennpt iImoit.
iamoan teostaan naapureiIleen. 2el.
Ionia ia rabaIompaffonia oil bdn
antanut peter MiIin poiaae ppptden
tdmdn antamoan ne iidueen. Usrs
g. aiIia oil bdn mp5s pubutellut ia
Iauiunut toitpomufienia ettd foiff'
bdnen omaiiuutenia mpDtdiFin ia
Iopiet Idbetettdifiin ipanbaan moa,
bah. aiIien Iuota Idbbettpddn oil
bdn itie mennpt ttepuoIesn ia Iopet
tanut pdipdnid, ampumaIIa fuuIau
ruumiinia ldpi ipbdmen fobbaIta.
gtdin fommottotpaIIa tatpaIIa Iop
punid faaneet mrs ia mr TooIanen
oIitpat oueet naimifisfa noin 1(
tpuotta, Ia oIitpot be moIemmat tpie
Ia nuorta ibmiiid, SooIanen % ID
tpoim onia 81 tpuoben tpanba. SO
toiiin oli 3oolanen RuotIin puoIeItt
0tatarinststo Ia tpoimonia, o.
9oura pobianen, aorpiIompeIan pi
itdidstd, mpSs Ruotfsta. glpioIii
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-06
Gnpntalatnen b5brbIaitpa faa'
tattm.

R6Dpenbamina, elof. 2 p. - Cat.
ialaiiet opat faapanneet Suomeu
9Dprplaitpa'S SIafepbti5n omistamau
bbprplaitpan PrimmIan, iofa ldbti
lanpantaina SpbedtStd matfalIo
8eliinfitn ia mufanania SO matfus'
taiao. WtatfuStaiat Ia ostettiin ruotia'
laiieen 'Iaimaan Utalm1bin, iofa td'
nddn iaapui tdfdldiieen iatamaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-06
@ansfan ipftalistiiobtaia Saares
ammmttm tmpIiaafN.

- Ransfon ioIioIisttpuolueen iob'
taia Sean aeon Somres muir.
batttin FUN bdn oil erditten foF-
aIististen ebustaiabuoneen idienten
fansfo .fp5mdsid p1rsiirafennufie,
Idbeiiesid fobmiIasia. Wlurbaoia
tpansittitn beti, mutta fieItdptpp bdn
nimednid ilmoiiemosta. Mpbbem.
min fumminfin iaotiin feItptDe ettd
bdn oil @oouI Diuoin, Rbeimiin Of
feusftrinrin poito, 20 tpuoben ifdi-
nen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-06
Stdtpalta aietthn pnplnstnS-
5ptaam.

yhib, Serbta, elof. 8 p. - Std.
tpaltalaifet otpat ndbtdmdSti aIettu-
meet puolnsuSiotaon Serbiaa mas.
taan tebbdtieen Ffen ,poImistuffio
mahboaista ipendIdisid bpDffdpstd
tparten. Sidpaltalaisten pddioufto,
iofa oIi tootm eemIinin IuofIe, on
ftrrettp tuntemattomoue ieubulIe. Ne
mdbdtiet ioufot, ioifa on idIeue id
tettp, pommiititpot bdtpittdpdsH Bel
arabia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-06

2ontoo, beindf. 81 p. - aItbenos.
ia idapuneen tiebonounon mufaan
on Sorfun fotomosia oIetpan Wend.
Idiien iotoIaitpo EereIon fopteeni IL
motttan,it itdtpaItaIaiSten menettd-
neen 4eIsraben tpoIIoitufiesio 200
foatuneisfa ia iraren ioufon baa'
tpoittunetta. Serbioloisten miesbuf.
Ia of 100 faatunntta.
Samosfa tiebonannosIa iImoite'
taon Waontenesron fotaiouffoien OF
taneen balhunfo Gattoron tdrfedn
iotamafaupun9in.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-06
Gnunti fptatilaSSa.

pietart, eIof. 1 p. - Soto Suo'
men aIme iamoin fuin Suomen ram
niffo nebetfin on iuIistetti iotatiIan
aIaifff. Gnnemmin on Risa ia len
pmpdristD imlistetta iamalIa tatpaIIa
iotalain aIaiIeffi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-06
GpeanialistuS Gafiam ia 9Sendidu
tuGlilG.

ptetart eIof. 1 p. - Safian feila'
ri ldbetti tdnd iltana felp z: 80 fan'
iania nimesid fobaniulistufien @e'
ndidd fpastaan. JuIistus idtettiin
Wendidn ulfoaiiain ministerilIe.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-06
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UIdfa ,I.siEa


foaiiain miniSteriDsId 1elittitpdt ipi'
ranomaiIet tdnddn eha be fatIoitpat
turbuubefii npt endd fauipemmin
luottaa fiiben toifpoon ettd nyfpineri
faniainpdlinen ielffaus tpoitaiiiin
ratfaista rauballista tietd. Gnglan'
min ellen 9erlinisid tefemdt pritpf.
iet iiiben imuntaan plitpat auttamat'
tomasii aiautnneet fariIle ia tpiimei'
fetfin toippn tipindt olipat ainaiieffi
.iammuneet.
gte oloiubteet, ioiben aIaiiina btp'
Iomaattifia fesfusteluia tdnddn iat-
fettiiu, iefefpdt faifti iatpinnon tot.
tpeet mabbottomifIi..
Sooan Iptipminen on iparma a.
Iid, on fpipmps endi main tunneis'
to.
Waibtn9ton, elof. p. - g8iral'
listen S8aIfeaan Saloon iaapunei.
ben tietoien mufaan Idbtee Safian
Idbettilds pietarista. ptetarisia ole.
ma 9bbpsmaItain ldbettildS iImoit
taa ettd neutpottelut otpat fdpmdSid
Safian etuien tpaltpomilen fiirtdmi.
festd pariifisia bdnen buostaania.
&ontoo, eIof. 1 p. = Eebbdfieen
tpieId pbbennelldtoista tunniqa mil.
meifen pritpfien pIeiseuropaIaiien
fooan pubfeamifen ia miIioonatn
miesten iotatantereeIa toiStenia fob.
taamiien ebfdiiemiieffi Idbettt f,intn'
gas @sorse petoumufien Wendidn
feiiarile ppptden bdnep tefemddn
faiffenia ioban Ipttpmiien eStdmt'
feff. 2lnin9aS otti tuon asfeIeen
fen idlteen Fun bdn oil neutpoteIlut
pddministeri Gsquitbin fansia feIIo,
2 pDad. ioIqin Ioban piItpet olipat
ubtaapimmillaan.
Canaan ATTAIN iaapui Roomosta
tieto ettd Stalia >oli pddttdnpt ppipd
neutrooIiiella fannalIa, jos main fen
fimppuun Ell bpDfdtd., Waiffu tuota
tietoa Ell ole piraIliIesti pabfpistett,i.
taan, Ell fen ianoia berdttdneen tpi.
ralIiiisia piireisid minfddnloista
bdmmdstDsta.
Stalian tddad olemaSIa Idbetps.
tDsid ianottiin tdnddn ehd JOS Sta.
Iia idd neutraaliIeue fannale ei Std.
tpaltofaan ole balufas antautumaan
pIeiseuroppalaifeen iotaon.
Ututta Safian fanta on pddttdpd
ia norma. Sitd tobisiapat fen De.
ndidue ia RansfaDe ldbettdmdt uIti.
matumit.
Ransfa puolestanIa on ioban ipt'
tpesid pafoitettu iopimufienia mn.
faan menemddn Wendidn puoleIIe.
Berlin, elof. 1 y. = Wiifitubatta
ibmistd fofoontui ellen iltapditpdud
baIlituspaIatiin eteen fobottaen eId-
fD5nbuubon feiiarille. Wtielenoioi'
tusten aifana feiIari meni fabuIIe ia
laufui:
.RohtoIoritas betfi on tulIut Saf.
idue. 2atee uiiet faniat faiffiaua o.
ipat pafoittaneet meibdt oifeutettuun
puoIustufieen. Wtietat on fdfiimme
pafoittamaua pafoitettu.
rWlind toifpon ettd Jos tpiimeiieud
betteud eitpdt Dritpfient onnistu iaa.
maan fpastustoiiamme ndfemddn
aFai Hind paIosIa futn me ia pa.
Iamttamaan raubaa, me SumaIan
afpuIIa tiIemme Min tdpttdmddn
ettd me len uubeaeen buotraan pa'
nemme funniaIIa.
raunnia fpaoiiii ddretibmid omot.
iuuben ia bensen ubromffio, mutta
meibdn tiliF ndpttdd tpibouiiQemme
mitd merfiiiee Gaffan drinttdminen.
So MT feboiton teitd fddntpmddn
JumaIan puoleen. Waenfdd firffoon
ia Iansetfae poIpiIIennee SumoIan
eteen ia rifoiItao bdneItd aqua nI
iaaIIe armeiioIlemme.1
Sontoo, beindf. 81 p. = Snfra'
9ettiliiffeen pddfortteerista annettiin
tdnddn iuIistus, iosia mddrdtddn
ettd naisten tuIee tpastoiieffi Iuopuo
faifisia piboIIiiuutFsta baIitusto
ipastaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-06

'o"ooe" trutUeu ppttu Ia 0ttt b
tuufauben ifiinen tptdr.
8olmas iurmanIa Iaaneista g}es.
tor &tnnunen, oil pfiindinen mics,
notn 26 tpuoben ifdfnen ia oil bdn
fototlin Wiitaiaaren piiaiastd, Iefd
olut tdud paitfafunnaaa noin nell.
len fuufautta. EooIaien taIosia oil
ban aiunut ainoastaan pariien tpiif.
Goa.
Huumiit baubattiin ipiime Iauan-
tatna, ldbtien ruumisIaatto tdfdIdi.
lestd iuomaIaiiesta 2aeItabioIaiIesta
tirfoSta. &uumiiben Funaufien tot.
mtttt past. ooopnnen. Sautaufies.
to buolebti gtpbsrs &c OfIan bauta.
ustoimisto.
Ypstifpnttpri. On buomottu
eitd PostiiddstDpanffiin tebtpien tai.
letuffen iummo SronpoobisIa on
iuurempi fuin moresfa muusIa fau-
pun9 isla iosia on fpmmenen fertaa
iunrempi al oiufaslufu. Siind Iubteess
la ON Sronpoob foImasfnmmeres.
iettlemds fpfo DbbpsmaIloisIa ia
toinen Wti6isan,u tpaItiosIa. gsfin
tdnd fpuonna otpat iddstDDnponot
-
ia stpaneet Al proientiua. gbteinen
iddsfoonpnnoien iumma on ouut
S l5O,OS0.00 niime teIdfuun 80
p:nd. On fits bptpin Iuultatpaa ettd
ddStD6npanot fpoitpat nousta puo-
leen miIioonaan boIlariif, iperrattaiu
lpbpesid aiasia.
Wtnfafpumbefii nitlIe ictfa eitp6t
mot tdpbd tefemdsid fddstS 5npono.
iaan pdifpdn oifana, tuIlaan post.
'ddstbpanftia, tdstdldbin pitdmddu
auft mpbsfin iIIoin, eifd iuIieta fIo
6;lta futen on oIui tapoIIista.
Snpmen maItaita mppbddu
8oiolalla. panfaopa tdmd mieIeen,
ne, maltaiben .arWisfiat.
= @anarb ltnjan lai,papbtt5 on
a1amiebilleen Idbetianpt ieuroatpan
tiebonannon:
9tpfptien fpaaralliIen aieman
nuofit Guropasia pppbdmme teitd
lopettamaan matfustaiien tirioitta.
mtien mannemaaIe ,Suomeen ia
Scanoinaatpiaan, fosfa emme mot
taota matfaniatfamista GneIannista
eteenpdin.
Gnnemmin firipitetuile motfustas
iiue pitdd iImoittaa ettd beibdt aiuo-
astaan ipoibaan ottaa rpastaan iu6
ebbpua ettd moi tuua fpIpmps nit.
fpptpfiistd, ia mdbboIiista pIimdd.
rdifistd fuIunseista matfustoiiue
tt5eDeen.
Ebe Sumarb g. 9. &c., stb.
Sfaiffi iotfa baIuatie iaabo buo.
neenne npfpaifaieen mauiin min fiip.
fdd WlaaIari Wtatin pubeiaa. Sdn
ndpttdd malit 3. m. Sapettia 5 fen.
tiStd 500 boIIariin ruIlo.
Ill ". Surrp TeIef. 33s q.
stanfaIaiiemme Sacf Rilpones.
iofa toistafpmmentd pmotta ON
tp6sfenneIlpt tdfdIdifisId faitpon.
noisfo, on nDttemmin rutpennut ain.
riff 6elin tpeIiesten iefatatpara.
liiffeeieen gtorrien Iufeefua ia idttd-
npt fatfpantotp1n ainafin toisioi.
ieff.
= Relloien tat muiben ar,poeIinei.
ben foriausta baIutesianne menfdd
Spba'rttn. 6in tafaa toiten tnDu
ia.
= Drittf,pdt rbSStdd. gDiiue
ipttfon fesfitpiiffona, fun Iebtemme
afiamtes Mntti !6osieu, oil iaIfoilin
matfalla Wafe fefieIbistd Ebmostonta
fobH, torfoihitieua idtfaa iieltd iu-
naua matfaania Worquette fountiin,
oil bdn ,fuuIemma tpdbdud iout,,a
rrpSmdrttten fdfiin." ysoin puolen
mailtn pddsid Sbomastonisio tuIi
bdntd fobH totF epdilptdtpdn nd.
foistd miestd Hot fanset fdEsid.
moaron buomottuaan oil SasieI
ldbtenpt iuofiemoan metiddm mics
ten feurotesia fintereilla. 2oputfi
bdn fnmminfin onnistni tpapout,,.
maon abbistoiistaan ia paIoia bar.
mistuneena tatoiiin DafefieIbiin ios.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-11-18
East Cambridge School Honor Roll

Fourth Grade.
Mabel Wright. Alma Pritchett. Lou
ise Bassett, Sallie Bramble. Louise
Anderson, Helen Newton. Phillips
Waller, Ballard Ward. Ruth Travers,
Madeline Merrick, Blanche Vane,
Dorsey Iotter, Ethel Mowbray, Kath-
arine Nichols.
Third Grade.
Howard Twilley, Harry Dreamer,
Mildred Adkins, Florence Lyons.
Second Grade.
Charles Locks, James Davis, Rus
rel Rosetta, Mabel Shannahan, Ro-
sina Brocato, Emile Tschantre. Ina
Pritchett, James Wrightson, Russell
Stewart Thomas Potter, John Coli
son. William Horner. John Bramble.
Leona Howeth, Minnie Hurley. Thel-
ma Murphy.
First Grade.
Leonard Cannon. Edwin Harring.
Eleanor Haggett, Mildred Rose. Eli
1abeth Cook. Louise Gray. Myrtle
Dorrell, Mildred Mowbray. Watson
Phillips. Gilbert Daley. Hwoard
Spear, Leon Peters. Lille Lloyd.
Rogers Lyons. Russell Elliott. Will
liam Dodson. Lucille Evans. Dorothy
Bramble. Leonard Robbins.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-11-18
100000 Worth Of Bullets.

$4,000 900 Worth Of Bullets.
Alton, ILL.,, Nov. 18.-Orders for ap.
proximately 100000 worth of bul.
let's for Europe have been received at
the Western Cartridge comrany's
plant, and the plant has started work.
ing night and day to fill them.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-11-18
The Euoenie Child.

Modern Child-No. Ethel. there isn't
any Santa Claus He's just your OWL
futher and mother Ethel-An ain,
they no Satan neitheri Modern Child
father and mother toO.-l'uck.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-11-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the sub
scriber, Florence Marshall, hath OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court of
Dorchester county. in Maryland. let
tiers testamentary on the personal es-
tate of John Il. Marshall. late of Dor
chester county. deceased.
All persons having claims against
said deceased are hereby armed to
exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated, to the
subscriber. on or before the 5th day of
May, next: they may otherwise, by
law. be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate. All persons indebted to
the said estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 27th day
FLORENCE MARSHALL.
Executrix of John B. Marshall,deceased
RUSSELL p. SMITH.
True Copt. Test: Register Of Wills.
Russell p. Smith.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-11-18
COMMENT ON THE
new BANK PLAN.
New York Editorials Discuss Its Ef-
feet on The Nations Business.

New York. Nov. 17.-New York
newspapers today commented editor
tally on the opening of the new Fed
eral reserve bank and the reopening
of the New York Cotton Exchange as
the two most important business
steps since the war opened, as far as
the United States is concerned. Ex-
cerpts from the editorials follow:
Tribune (Republican) Every
thing points now to sweeping re-
vival of business confidence. The
deadlock in trade and industry which
followed the outbreak of the Euro
pean war has at last seen broken. =
ences* Two powerful steadying
influences New York Cotton Ex-
change reopening and inauguration
of the new Federal reserve banking
system) were thus applied to bust
ness, encouraging those who have
been marking time since Aug. l."
Press progressively: More sun
shine was flooding over the world of
business yesterday than this country
had known in months before.
This country is not getting ready to
boom: the boom has begun"
Times (Democratic) "The aus
picious opening Of the Cotton Ex-
change without excitement or fail
ures and near the recent unofficial
prices, although under the worst
conditions regarding prices for many
years, proves that any market is
better than no market and that the
bears ale harmless unless their
views are right. No power can de-
press prices when everybody knows
the worst that can happen. The
only thing which it is then possible
to discount Is an improvement. There
is room for disagreement about when
1t will come and in what degree and
the market will turn upon that for
sometime. Otherwise. what has
happened is the worst that can hap
pen in this crop year. Nobody can
extemporize cotton. The supply can
not be increased and the worlds ne
cessities are constantly reducing the
amount on hand"
Herald Republican, "By max
ing banking assets available as the
basis Of currency issues the incentive
to boarding in times of pressure Is
removed and the banks of the coun-
try are in position to extend great
er credit facilities than ever before
to the business community
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-11-18
Historic Stirlino.

The history OF Stirling IL practically
an epitume of Scottish history. For
Stirling took hand IN nearly every.
thing important which happened In
Scotland from the battle of Stirring
bridge. 1.-The key to the highlands. IN
1871. to the time OF the Young pre-
tender. who besieged Stirling castle In
1746 The castle in which many Scot.
fish kings have lived and IN which
none have died has probably seen more
sieges than any other building For
this reason. az welt ~ ITS strategic
importance at the time. 1t IL one Ut the
fortresses specially appointed by the
act of union to be perpetually kept IN
rofuliP
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-11-18

Thursday night, at the Opera
House, promises to be big night.
This ME bit is our regular Shubert
night. at which 10c. is the lowest
price Of admission, but Thursday
night we are going to do very un-
usual thing; ye-aze gainsz te=sAs..
you the great Shubert World Film
Corporation extra special. 5-act play.
ACROSS The Pacific" big war film.
that spans the ocean from America
to the Philippines, for the regular
admission of SC. We want to see
how many people Of Cambridge will
appreciate these extra special Shu-
acknowledgement World Film Cor
poation productions, at our regular
prices. On Thursday night this
theatDos .shoufd be packed to the
doors. These plays are shown else
where at 10 to Soc, but we show
them II you Thursday for &c.; few
reserved seats. 10c.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-11-18

New Garage And 1lachine Shop.
have opened up a first-class
auto garage and machine shop in
the North-Drennen Building. the
stand formerly used by the Dor
chester Auto Co., ana now used as
salesroom by J. Airey Brannock. I
hav. secured a high-grade. expert
enced automobile machinist and can
take care of all kinds Of work. Rea-
sonable rates for storage and re-
pair work.-Henry Bennett 4 Son.
ADV. 9-24-tf.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-11-18
PUBIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Household AID Kitchen Furniture

Intending to discontinue housekeep-
ing, 1 will sell at public auction,at my
residence, 121 Choptank Ave-, Cam
bridge, Nd, on
SATURDAY, NOV. 20, 1914
commencing at 2 o'clotk p. M, all he
following Household and Kitchen Fur
niture,, including dining room furni-
ture, chairs, tables buffet, Laurel dou-
BILE heater, cook stove, alright stoves,
coal stoves, bedroom furniture, bed
ding. pictures. sdishes, cooking uten-
sils. and many other things, too nu-
merous e Wsetion.
TERMS OF SALES XII sums of SO
and under cash on day of sale; sums
over that AMOUNT, a credit of 8 mon
this will be given, on notes, with ap-
proved security.
121 Choptank Ave-, Cambridge. Md.
1S-3t-w.t.f.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-11-18
Notice to The Public.

My business has been taken over
by the United Stores Company. where
may be found, and where l shall
be in a better position to furnish
butter. eggs. and chickens than 1
have been heretofore. I thank the
public for its liberal patronage in
the past. and trust to continue to be
favored with a large portion Of bust
ness in the future.-Smith, the Egg
Man.-Adv. 10-22-tf.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-11-18
Literary Society 0'gln lied

The pupils Of Robbins School or
Eanized a Literary Society Friday
afternoon, Nov. Is. The officers
elected were:
President. Ivy Robbins.
Vice-Pres., Mary WIoten.
Secretary, Virginia Robbins.
Treasurer, Edith Robbins.
Organist, Elizabeth Robbins.
Literary Committee. I. Robbins, E..
Robbins, Pauline Robbins.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-11-18
n memoridm.

Four years ago, Nov. II, 1910.
Hester Cornish died at her home,
161-Bs J; Washington street. Gone,
but not forgotten.
Four years have passed and gone.
yet it seems but a day. since we laid
our dear mother beneath the clay.
God bless her and may her soul rest
In peace.-By her seven Children.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-11-18
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR SALE-Spear stove, size 12l
In good condition. 108 West End Aves
17-3t.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-11-18
ExeCutrjx Sale
# PERSONAL Property

The undersigned. executrix Of the
late John B. Marshall. will sell at pub
Court House door, on ~
FRIDAY, NOV. 81, 1914
bet cen the hours of one and three
o'clock, Shares of the Capital Stock
Of the Eastern Shore Trust Company,
OF Camb. .dge. Terms: Cash.
FLORENCE MARSHALL.
11-1S-2t-o.a.w.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-11-18
MIL GETS Big l.A..i ORDER
Plant to Turn Cut Material For 1000.

Plant to Turn Cut Material For 1000.
COO Shells.
Pittsburgh, Pa, Nov. 18!~An oraer
for $4,000 tons Of steel bars to be CON
verted into shells for use in the Eu
ropean war has been placed with q
local manufacturing company. it be-
came known here. &.
officials of the company admitted
the receipt Of such an order. but re
fused to disclose the identity Of the
nation from which it had been re
ceived. According to estimates the
consignment will furnish almost L.
100000 shells for projectiles.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-11-18
PREDICTS BELGIAN UPRISIN :

American Tourist Says They Are
"operpowered, But Not Conquered"
Paris, Nov. 1S.-"The Ee -gian pep
pie are waiting passively, 1 might say
sullenly, for an opportunity to Sc
upon the Germans" said Edward A.
Filene, of Boston, on completing a
tour of twenty days in Belgium.
''The Belgians are overpowerad, but
not conquered. One of their foremost
scholars. who ordinarily is mild d
benevolent man, said: History may
give the Germans the victory in Eel
GUM, but never homer"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-11-18
,,overnor Of Warsaw War Prisoner.

London, Nov. 1S.-Anong the Rus
sian prisoners captured by the G51
mans in the battle of Kutno were thu
governor Of Warsaw and his staff, &C
cording to Berlin telegram forward
ed 20 Reuters Telegram company
from Amsterdam.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-05-29
REPUBLICANS PLAN
AMALGAMAT|ON
PARTY LEADERS WORKING TO
UNITE FACTIONS UNDER CON-
MON BANNER.

Washington, May 17.-Although the
intended conference between Col.
Roosevelt and certain republican lead
ers, the purpose of which was said
20 have been in furtherance of the
.get-together policy, did not get togeth-
er yesterday as far as known, the
plans are being quietly worked upon
with a view of bringing results of
the 1916 presidential campaign. Re-
publicans regard the solution as being
without difficulty, providing they will
make reasonable concessions to the
progressive element. They point out
that the progressive who feels that
they perfected a new organization for
xhe sake of principles, could not be
expected to return without the feel
ing that they had accomplished some
thing. Added to this, these leaders
see that the old rOck-ribbed, stand
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