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Evening star., 1915-12-12

G. Dickerson: conductors. Miss Jennie
L. Hamilton, Mrs. Gertrude Strlckiand'
guards, Mrs. Mary V. Noerr, Mrs. Mag
gle c. Miller. Delegates to department
convention, Mrs Asenath Case, Mrs.
Ada G. Dickerson. Mrs. Rebecca Rltner,
Mrs. Maggie Miller; alternates, Mrs.
Sarah H. jacobson, Mrs. Julia Warner,
Mrs. Eliza A. Andrews, Mrs. Brown;
color bearers, Mrs. Alice Stine, Mrs
Rebecca Ritner, Miss Marian A. Har-
per. Mrs. Emma l.. Dean. Installing
officer, Mrs. Matilda r. Sprague. Con
ference committee. Mrs. Augusta NJ
Tasker. Mrs. Reeves. Mrs. Julia War
ner, Mrs. Louisa Corby, Mrs. Barber.
Relief committee, Mrs. Asenath Case,
Mrs. katherine Maxwell. Press corre-
spondent, Mrs. Little l.. Snider. Pa
Secretaries, Miss Carrie Brookfield,
Mrs. NJ ]. Galliher. Music committee,
Mrs. Julia Warner, Mrs. B. l.. Heustis,
Mrs. E. L. Newton and Miss Lowell.
Evening star., 1915-12-12
CEECLE DES PRECIEUSEs RIDI.
GILES

The members of the Cercle spent a
delightful evening recently at the resi-
dence of Mile. Shaw. An exhibition of
French pictures added interest to the
usual .heure de causerie." This was
followed by the complies rendus of the
previous meeting; lecture, LIE Para
pluie." de Maupassant, by NJ. Quain-
tance. "A Jeu, lie Mot Cache" and
piano solos. "Danse des Sylvans,' Cham
made, Nine. Bean; "Traumerei," Strauss,
Mime. Simpson, with Russian folk
song as an encore, and others.
Evening star., 1915-12-12

LAFAYETTE w. r. c.
Lafayette Corps. NO. 10, W. r. c.. met
Monday night at 6. A r. Hall. with the
president Miss Mary X. Di Marco, in
the chair. The election OF officers for
cbe year 1916 was as follows: Presi-
Sent. Mrs. Mary f. Diver; senior vice
bresident. Mrs. Kate Perkins; Junior
Evening star., 1915-12-12
POTOMAC CHAPTER. D. A. r.

Potomac Chapter. D. A. R., was en-
tertained Wednesday evening at the
Concord by Misses Ada Lee Trantham
and Lily V. Keathley.
The regent, Mrs. Drury Conway Lud-
low, presided.
Plans were discussed for the winters
program, and it was decided to have a
social tea in February. A letter from
a member of the chapter, now resident
in California, was read.
A feature of the exercises was test
quiz on early colonial history in New
York state, and the prize. offered to
the winner was awarded Miss Luxford,
a high school girl, the guest of the
chapter.
A Dutch supper was served by the
young hostesses.
Evening star., 1915-12-12
]. p. b. LAW CLUB.

In a debate held last Sunday by the
Juda +. Benjamin Law Club, on should
Capital Punishment Be AboIished?" the
winners were Harry Cayton and J.
Ruppa, negative. The alternatives were
Henry Rabnowitz and Maurice Cross
man. The judges were AL Shenerman,
NJ. Stern and Lou Speigler.
Julius Peyser of the District bar ad-
dressed the members on Jewish Con-
Eress and Conference
Evening star., 1915-12-12
ANTHONY LEAGUE.

The Anthony League held it's regular
reception Tuesday afternoon at the
home of the president. Mrs. A. +. Hend
ley. A paper on Preparedness was
read by Mrs. James irwin Steel. Thurs
day, the league gave an evening to the
study of The Common Law. Mrs.
Vannette Il. Paul was the instructor
The public is invited to the leagues
last lecture of the present year, which
will be delivered by DR.. William S.
Robbins at 2107 S street northwest
Evening star., 1915-12-12
CENTURY CLUB.

ID. HANCOCK CHAPTER. ID. A. II.
Dorothy Hancock Chapter. ID. A. r..
Mrs. Reginald Geare, regent. met
Thursday afternoon at the Wyoming.
After the business meeting refresh
ments were served by Miss Leila
Howard, hostess for the occasion.
Evening star., 1915-12-12
D. C. CHAPTER, F. P. A.

The District Chapter of the Founders
and Patriots of America met Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. P. Nc
Intosh, zoos Columbia road Miss Nc
Intosh acting as hostess on account of
Mrs. Mcintosh being out of the city.
Mrs. F. A. ST. Clair. the president, pre-
meeting a paper was read by Mrs
Charles Brown on THE Moravians and
the Historical Settlement at Bethle-
hem, Pa
Refreshments We're served
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-12

9inn. e. q. @ieunr0, Senrp Nois
og Gomaro Guea.
- GcuiionsbeitureIier hoIot Ws'
Sc poa Nug3burl Fubliihing SollIe
ocu 2Soe lSnintur 6onGcts Stsr'
relic err uu $t2S.tSS.19. : 6iital'
aarct t9t3-t9tl uobctdltes | Eens
iioncr $1S,0S4 81. % ldnlle Ere
tier o0 fl Ercitccutcr laar INT re-
QeImGsiig Fcuiion al Gonoct. gtne
Mcblemmer fonuncr e%'tcrbOcrt. Si-
Sen 29oe Cftobcr 1911, bar 5 me
Nieolcmmcr mclot iig.
~ Bethlehem Menigbeo, W}in-
neopoIis, Faitor &. Sc. Solber9@
aulO. piI ser / 6uiicn bliuc boIot
opbulgelige AitcumGocr, Der lfal
pare / 10 ltger. Zen enc llge piI
oct norife Sprog bliuc bcurttct, %
sem auoen ll0c set cnQclitc. Ment5-
hc0en5 Giafoner bar iuObu0t "a
itor Sisrnbom III at Ic0c Dc nor'fc
Weocr, % Fuitor @Icnn til al Icoc
sc cndclifc. Sctte tier / Cpcrcn@.
itcnnrclle nle0 Ser SrbninA ion uu
for Nicniqbeocu2 @uOatIe-
ioct ser 0eIe3 liJt mcllcm DC
70 Sprog. 6erlte oQ trcolv Sonoog
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-12

er set itsritc inoipioueac %i0rog I'll
>SlibcIfonbet Ill Qoto.
Fnitor Wiu!auion bar | oct
icncrc prrOifct / Here unfdntc sab,
ncmlig / 5bici Hipcr Sails, @runo
Sorts % Oslo % boIot 6orcorn5
lnncr Minncioto 4i6oIosieI'tob9
Nuipicier. : Oslo, M}iun, bar
man to9ct Sfriot til at LUTTE Np-
ems 4 Solooncr Sen 90c Mort@.
st irac@ Somtolcmooc boIo.
les / MaocIio, Niimn., Nnitor Nee
ccs auIo, iorIeocn ll1c. TUc ire
fonlcrcrcnhc SamIlm0 uur rcprr-
icntcrct. NoUcocmmct. Sob. I, D
9, bIcp m0lcoct al Foitor II M}aI-
min nco CT oucrmoooc baoor 0rcIt
% opbpQGeIil 6orcordl. @IonNt
andre QeltoQcrc uTpnca roruocn
Stcocta Brett. Nnitorcruc CIoi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-12

% han pil bcrior bliOc mlegct lapnct
ar ole iom ticubte pnn.
WionS @eron6l bar ipot / %eitangcr
/ Sron Tor 20 Nor liOcu. Som ltouolls
orcOc til Nmcritn i 1861 % boIottc zig
icrit / Noriuuu @rope. Sane GountO,
g8is. &(nret 1868 inotraootc Ban /
@G0tcitob mco @ritba Glium. Scncre
tipbtc Fan iia %ano / SprjngonIe
Iomuihiv nUr Wit. 0orcb, bpor hans
t~litrlt Ncoe / 1874 % citerIoo ham
mco / @eru. : 1876 inNIroaotc ban
/ SGotclln6 mco @rithn s.. Sohn'ou ng
ire 9lor o~crcftcr lolgie ban III Sono oa
rtiitc til Ieitcu. hbor ban lettlcoc |
Enopi Snpri6ip. Wiuncbubd 60, z.
SAT. 6du par ri AZ nc 'er'tc Der,
bpor Ban bar @icr al 300 ScrcS meo
uomcrfct &auO. Sor no8Ie War lioen
fiebtc ban liz CT pattcrr &icm ! Sol
TON 6uor lou bar lcpct iioen.
San citcrIaoer ii9 re SeitenHe,
ucmlli0 Gle !. @erSohl al Siour Sails
% NrS. z. e. @riuNe % Mrs. Wtons
lima Geli3en AZ GoIiou. 6uu ~efterId@
scr ooiud lin 6uitru % 9 Born. Si@le
er Mrs. 2ariuu o. WrS. %. Gortt6
al @rootiuoS. Z. Snf.. Mrs. Sinlon AZ
Siour Sails. Sens Seronhl AZ Sdopi
Eulpuihip, 6ermnn. Sohn, 0eIcna, Gms
ma % 0trs. 6. :. %eIt5eu al Cotton
ipm ole par tiliteoc peo GcaraoeIien.
@e~ararIicu iauot SteN ira 9iems
met % ira ;3ion @ieuiobeb5 Nirtc, hpor
hou tilheric. Tdit. &i9oabI prroiteoe
pnn norIf % @nir. @augsnes poa en-
oelit iii Ell al SC irpritc Sor'dmIin9er
iom har urret tilitcSc neo up9en Be
a~rapelie ber. Sans ioroiite Scpninger
blep lat iii SpiIc poa q. Tnsgars
Q~irteoaaro. bpor ran hdoSe paIst no
ct @rncItcN.
Sen icraeIisc llIpttc bar sn6t rpItet
@eiol.uinocu her 90 er CT mn % ta7
lcnee @euis pau al inaeu ueb. nadr %
bupr Cebeu blir Dor @iGiT. 90 mar
M por Sen har iuuoet Soilc Ii9er ~:
srcS mec Stepet. @cIiignet oGre
hans @Pinoe.
Carl 6. @riuoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-12
Zen surcncSc airfc.

- Dngitc Barn iii Goltor NlcI'
mrIonb % &uitru, 6crtiIe, ga, er
nplig aigoact pes Gs0cn. Fo'tor
Sob. @ranifun iorrctte0c pco &c
srnpeIien 2eroal Den 23oc Sonunr.
Mcnpmonle ol onncftcrtoc
NenigbcHer, Mcromonie, &isy Tn-
flor Gop. ScaIano@ iorri1c &alo,
bnr moitcot aaI0 I'll StiNcllt u.
SoQcps, Scr bar Iopct al nntoqc
aaIbct. Taitor 7. u. Gictriflon
beticncr McnigheNcu miolertloig.
NrIig if 9o@icrcr @aIoeIano
cu Ghecf pon $500 ira en- N}an0,
Der iioIigcrc hopoc liuct 5000.
MItianm1cn iii ,<llbeIIouoet Nan
bebuocr, at ser mlllQcr9 fuu fonnme
enonu mere. Wfen M}nn0en elltcr
life lit Napn urpnt. Gi@ic $1,000
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-12
Tpocue SOFT.

,Sco mna 6croco befieuotgiere ior iros
urrcroe 5Ir9t oQ &euuer, al Dor tl"'
re 0ruoer 6ou3 6anIou CT %digadct oeo
Epoeu Sen SDcGomuur i en- NIOer az
IS &ur % uoNlc N{Gnucocr. Sam o9oe
al ct 6icrteonoc. Niosoe bocbc nIene
pnu in Snrnn. en- Nubo fanot ban,
On, Nior9cnen %lig0cnoc 300 pnn @uIpct.
2ebcn 6opOc qiort iii 5nNto9 omtrcnt
mco set iomme hou a it1oct 90 ON
N~}or0cucn. Gre @reorc 90 ell Scter
bcQrrbcr Inbct az Ell fipr og %itiIirrs
0io Wrpber. Srco mcp bans Stso.
TeEo st. 0uulou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-12

@mcricau yinienS Sampltibe bar pao @ruuo
al DC unrbilfe Vunbes Foitrali.et lortlGt line
re9elmGslige &ure, % "a StibcieS RIte
mi 9aor Noro on Stotlouo, pfuteo in9eu
Sorunorin9 al Ncrtploueu. Gerior, ON &C
euifer at leuoe otter Semitic, SlGgt eiler
Genncr, fan Siuetter trp9t tiebes I'M % len
Oes til EuSiagercrue, ION oa prompt betor=
bres. aieb Giuetter paa Scauoiuautdns
Nmericaus yinien hos nGrncitbocube
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-12

ON Dc Gage, 0a ban / Spb Gafota
bdooe bpggct Jig bos lin Nubopreit,
Fdltor W. @orge, % ieet Foitor :.
Vorge iom Barn. Iililut tatfc0e
Faltor :. gor9e Tor ale oprulll.
trelloe Sr0 og lt6talte Wtenigbeoens
Suf I'll Fo'tor Brandt OF Faitor
Wtele, Der bar 5etjent Weniobeocn,
mems Den par preltelss. 9oaoe
ucO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o. ueo
neutrality-suspicious. lana So
ret Here pofre Songe. 9eo 1Sor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. irembar 3D.
ltor Brandt, eiter Wenigbeoens @e-
lliltning, 0ens bierteIige Saf iii Sr.
=. SoerIon, Der bar inolagt cIeftriif
ems / airfen iom en- 8aue ira BAN.
Iil'iut lang MAJ itaaenoe: "@uoS
Sro oct er bort Nrpegoo5", % go.
ltor @ieie lpite &eliiguelien oper
6orlomlingen.
Jrifirfen.
To'tor SouiS Sonion, ser
lont betlcn0t opbolber Jig peO MIer-
dnortu, Mimi, grunbet poa ooar-
lig Sclbreo, mootog Spnoo9 Den
zoe Sunllur en- @ape paa $tt3.50
ira 0cn ipenife Snptilnneni0beo ser
puo Stchet. Nan bIeo inobuot til
at p%rTbife ior Menigbeocn oenlle
Senou1 6orntiOoug, % efter erot
@uo9tlcteltc blcu ban pperraft
nPpnte Sum, ser bar iamlet bopeb-
la9ellN | Weni9beoen, Dog oglaa Ell
Gel u0enomL al Wteltigbeben5 Treit,
NaItor Sum0een. @apen bar bel
pauifjowlct al Fnltor og Mrs. San.
ion, i0et EoltOrcn bar ppret ing %
!Ioen NrbeioSfrTitcr oper TO Iur.
- Gll "Gbprul Union" blep It'll
tet ar Sangtorene / Srifirten5 0te-
nigbcOer / minneapolis og ct.
N%ntbonp Eort iunlt S%tuoenter ira
NuaSburg Senllllur paa ct forleoen
Senoog Gitermiobug / ct. Eetri
airfen / NorOplt-O minneapolis al
bolOt Msoc. SorbunOet begpnOer
meO oper 200 Meblemmer ira ct.
OIaf, ct, Eetri, @lmnooo, Soar,
Ct. 2ufa$, Salisbury, Sreioloig.
BEDS % SIipet Menigbeber / @tirl-
renpolia og Menlgbeben / ct. Mn-
tbpnp Torf iamt g~lugsburg Seni-
mar. Erofesior $. g. Senoriction
palgtes til &opeOoirigent for Sor-
bunoct og Wtiis WtatbilOe Sarbo,
Organilt / neutrality-suspicious., til
Sorblunocta Srgoniit. iii ErGli-
bent palgtc5 Char InOreoslen al
lrefoIoi9beO$ McnigbcO; &iceprU-
iiOent, Wiis Cuba Sitcoal al Sli-
pet; ScfrctUr, Micluin Glen az
9~lug56urg; 6inon$iefretTr, @iital
&clnuo al %Sllgsbur8, o9 aaHIerer,
NfiiS Matbil0e Narbo. I'll Wulif-
puIgte5 &oueohirlgenten
iontt Euitor :. II. Nidaelion Al
Boar % 1t. Anthoup Norf Ntenlg-
beoer, :. q. llrietb, &OrleOer ! ct.
2ufu5 oQ ct. Gloi M}enigbeocr, %
AGiiS Moriorie @arIinobarl9, Srga'
nit ! St. GlQi airfen. SpiIesforet
nleOcr til 7Uelie en- Sang ON Wtaa'
Iorbuloct3 Iar5meoe boil
oeS / Cftober. &ieIge 6orbnroets
9ouc fan &erioncr, tilberenoc Sri
firfcua Mcuigbeocr, men iom life er
Me6lcmucr al Meniqbeoen5 aor,
pptooea / 6pQesforet eiter at SEQ.
fommenoca Stcnrmtc er pr6pet o.
i,n,Sn+ tiIirrSSiti0ruNr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-12
Glcpo, Mi8.

MrS. |obu Giel oore / lit 0iem i
&ufc N}il5, %a.. Sen lite Suulnr 1918.
6uu uur Ell N &ioncrtpinoerue / @ins
ucbnuo Gouutr. hpor huu "a henoe3
N}uno mar buct - Nnr og gicrutems
0dnct ale MubrAGcrliuct9 &ciprrIigbc'
Ser.
NforNc Dor fcot / 1or6oI. Norge.
sen 1Soc Suli 1Sl5. 6m blcp C0tcs
Wet til Eobu @jcl / 1866. Z 1865
tomr Sc iii &meritu ~ boeoc ct NarS
(io / Mitheu. Iu.. buorciter oe ilnts
tcNe iii SSiuncbnNo Gouutn oa BAR IL
Sen 6pet ser. Noruocu lin MduD eitcrs
Iurcr bum lid Ell Som 81. $, =. Giel
% 10 29tre. 'Mr5. %uul EbrOutoeot o2
Mrs. 81. !. T.. GoIbn. iumt II Nnrne-
Barn. On zolicr. @ir@. Morn @cut
ruo. Dor Ncuuolo@. u. Sui. OF tom
iii @eNruuclicu. Ser iduor 5tcO Sen 5tc
,%uurar ma rcn SorcucNe Nirtc. 50
itor :. n. SIeticu iorrelIeoe. %iaet
ioroiUieoe5 Il Den Norcucoc Nirte3
@rdupluo4. WirS. @icl. uur Ell iielocn
pcuIiQ on opoircuoe Nuiuoc mcN et
uubcng Nitrlc FOR ale ionoduue. iom
trrnQtc iii 0iNlp "a CpmmntrinN. %
auu par CT tirrIia 0ultru og Mooer.
Som Nubo roles bun meRet Al ale.
iont hapoc lrrt heroc at ticnNe. %
huu CT onbt 'dpuet. X.
en- nregct IcraeIiR llIntfe hrnote /
Cotton. z. Sat. 2eroaQ ben Bore ga
mar umrrcut NI. ! eitermioooN ioet
Dor oumle &cu ~ Nnbo NNon3 !. Der
6oll bIcp opcrfiert % Nrrbt AZ CT
Nro0ttrru puu Souib Sotnta Central
Sancu. Nuu bar nnu %eien hiem ira
observation-disclosures ~ 81 ser Il gam
tie tolot al. nan uotiao Tort d hertc
life Grtrntogct. iom tom meo gauite
itor Sdrt. Nd set life par YIdueu al
itnuic / Goltou. NuuS 2eaeme bleu
iprrt iloc tilrcot. OF peo SiguuoerieaeIs
len / Siour NGlS innot %Irncn, az
0ompduie, fife var n%uiparIiat. "a set
iiuIpeIthcU par ell lllut.e ioraaridget
bcloiS peo al ban life hsrte riatia aoot,
Mou$ &eroahI a en- ionl aINria
9ioroe nosen Sortrro. % bar altiS nil
Iis Ill al hirIpc I'll. hpor Ban funee.
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Norits Yroipettfort.

@nfrcite ps biai9ite | 9anoeIcn.
80 f~urificnise lint uSfprtc Srcp.
fort (Spstrpt) mco BARTER ira ale
aanicr al Noraes Sano meuem Noroz
tap "a 2inoesue3, / , SGt, bpcrt paa
% tprifielise 9urt, iubehoIoenSe no
aen al Be p~atre'te Tartier ira Sal
Sers. Salingoal. 0u0branbsSnlen.
: cIemarfeu. S%ptersbaIen, SnrSans
ger. Sogu, Sois, SouSmcre. Romss
odleu. Sofoteu, etc.. ETC.. portpirit
tiIieuot Tor fun 40e pr. Srt cIler
meo "Tolten" CT Var .S1.4O
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DEBORAH, Iowa.
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| @ioaneoen boIocs 5ormiboogs-
gnoatleneite pao Gn1eIif, og onoen
% fierOe Ssnoag bcnptte8 BET en-
9el'te Sprog oeo NitengliOstjene.
lterue.
Zen anOen Sen0o9 eiter Sell
lIgtrefonger, 17oe %iunuar 1915,
tllorerte5 Eaitor &. :. Suerbeim
iom Trelt oa SirIciorger / Gig
Timber og Smeet Grai3 Wienigbe-
Der, Wfelpile, Mont., al Faitor $.
.. Sburion ira 6oopIe, q. Gaf.
Yet bar Ell 6sitioeIig Gag Tor begge
M%}cni8beoer. Eoitor Sburion Io9oe
NreIt % Menigbeo / flare og iGrOe-
les inotrGngenoe SrD paa Sierte.
oerc2 Fligter. 5 lin Erpoifen /
Speet @rolS anpen0tc ban, og oct
n1eO rette, |roietens Gro puo Dor
1io: "&ano! 2onO. &anol SCR
NCrrruS SrAi"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-24

=
empty freight car attracted him. The
chalk marks on its outside told him
that it was city-bound
At each end Of the car was heap
of straw, evidently the former cover
ing of a brick shipment. The train
had started and Justus had begun a
frugal lunch, when there was a rus
tie in the heap of straw at the other
end of the car. A frowzy-headed fell
low emerged from the impromptu
couch with, the words:
'Hey, old pard! That looks good
and I'm hungry"
"Then you're welcome to all you
can eat" answered Justus brightly,
and his fellow traveller fell to with
vengeance.
He was a good-natured, rowing
tramp, one of the sort that appreci-
ates a kindness, and during the next
two hours he. RECALLED Justus with
many an interesting recital Of unique
experiences.
They had got well out into the
country and Justus was seated near
to the half-Open door, his companion
lying on his back smoking, when
there was an ominOus jar.
The train had suddenly let up on
speed. At the shock Justus glanced
beyond the door. His eyes bulged.
Ahead, near a bridge where the rails
curved, he saw half a dozen cars
swerve out and go down an embank-
ment.
Jump he almost screamed, grab
bling at the tramp and pulling him to
his feet.
Head over heels both went tum-
bling down the grass-clad embank-
ment. They sat up at its bottom
somewhat bruised, to stare in awe as
the car they had left met the jam
ahead and was splintered to frag-
ments.
81 say" shuddered the tramp, ''you
grabbed me inst in time. Thanks"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-24

ment, its golden contents scattered
over the ground like an exhausted
avalanche.
The wrecking train and an inspec-
tor had arrived. The tramp had been
acting in reflective and calculatiVe
manner for some time.
''Wish 1 had a fair cash stake" he z
observed lOngingfy.
whats theidea?" questioned JUS 3
tus.
''Why, there's the inspector going
over things. Eve been in this kind of :
wrecks before: See that car of
grain?"
"Yes?" B
"And the wrecked chicken car with /!
about half its freight killed? Well, 2
that's wreck salvage, hard for the
company to handle. If was a specu- :
lator I'd buy the stun otfhand. 1t
can be got for trifle.' {
But what would you do with it,"
'Well, by hook or crook I'd find {
some old shed or barn that 1 could
rent and take care of the truck"
Look here" said JustUs, after a
moments meditation, 81 have a little
cash. If you think there is something
to be made here, I'll invest"
you will" cried the tramp read
lily. Leave it to me, then"
He was gone an hour and came
back with shining eyes.
Say" he reported, 'Tm able to .
make a dandy arrangement to start
a regular chicken farm. Now, let me
dicker with the Inspector" &
Seventy dollars would buy the sal
wage, provided the screened boxes of.
the chicken cars were denuded of
their contents within twenty-four
hours.
What an afternoon and night they
had of it! Less than half mile dis
font tho FToDon had 1OooFo6 a 1iffIo
The Washington times., 1915-09-15
PAIR WE'D BY PROXY
UNITED IN TWO YEARS
Beautiful Cuban Girl, Bride Of
Toronto Electrical Contrac.
tor, Meets Him In New York.

NEW YORK. Sept. l5.-Aboard the
Ward liner Havana, as she swung into
her East river berth and also on the
furthest extremity of the pier itself. a
yiung girl and O young man. respective
ly. who hadn't seen each other since
some time before their marriage, waved
excitedly until the ship was warped
fast
I They were the bride. formerly senorita
Ernestino Varona. daughter Of a
wealthy sugar, planter in Cuba. and
Orlie Goulding. the bridegroom. an elec-
trical contractor of Toronto. Ontario,
and their meeting yesterday amidships
of the gangplank. was the first time
since two years ago In the Canadian
city.
Since that time the senorita, who 10
typical brunette Of this tropical coun-
tries. with the dark. limped eyes. raven
black hair and attractive mannerism
attendant to that type. had terminated
her visit In Toronto. returned home.
continued a daily correspondence with
Goulding. and last. but not least. mar
ried him by proxy.
Goulding was SO busy he couldn't
consul in Toronto and was bound in
matrimonv at the same time that his
fiancee was married in her fathers
residence In Havana.
The journey to New York. with .
hastily purchased but elaborate trous-
seau. followed. Mr.. and Mrs. Goulding
vanished soon after the ship arrived
In a taxicab headed for the night train
toward Toronto.
The Washington times., 1915-09-15
HANGS BY ONE HAND
5000 FEET IN AIR
Australian Aviator Repairs Ma.
chine While Over Lines of
Enemies.

LONDON. Sept 16.-The thrilling
story Of an Australian air pilot who
clung by one hand to the frame work
Of a disabled aeroplane 5000 feet over
the enemy's lines while executing re-
pairs with the other. wa. told here to-
day by an officer observer on leave Of
absence from northern France.
I'VE had crossed the German lines
and the guns were booming at US from
way down below when Cornstock (the
pilot. noticed that our left wing was
fitting down and not responding to the
controls" said the officer. He swung
out Of the seat to the right side but
the plane continued to tilt and 1t looked
as II we were going over sure.
"Cornstock acted quickly. He let him
self down with nothing but thousands
Of feet beneath him, holding tight with
his right hand and fumbling with the
control wires where they were Jammed
under the body of tia machine. The
strain on his right arm must have been
terrific. Seconds seemed hours as he
swayed there. his legs dangling in
space while the machine swung over
air bumps and levered to the side
AS a matter Of fact 1t was all done in
an instant. He was back in his seat
cool as ever"
The Washington times., 1915-09-15
WAR RST|MULAT|NG y
INDUSTRY OF j. S.
Bureau Of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce Gives Report on
Conditions Here.

That the European war has been ~of
unmeasured value to American indus
try as a whole" IL a conclusion reached
by the Bureau Of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce In forecast today Of the
effect Of the war on the Industrial fu-
ture Of the country.
The blow In the face received by
American industries through conditions
brought about by the European war has
acted as tonic. has forced the nation
to create new branches and enlarge the
scope of existing phases OF manufac-
ture, opened the way to utilize. on a
ts. yssf ] States NATURAL sna ndscsS Of
facturers and merchants to expand their
markets into foreign fields, with pros
poets Of permanent results the bureau
Among Americans who haye shown
conspicuous success in applying in
Eenuity to the home manufacture Of
articles previously imported an impor-
tant place IL given Thomas A.. Edison,
who has been a leader IL displa ying en-
terprise and initiative required to build
demanded by the emergency.
"A review Of the chief industries
ministering particularly to the tenn
porary needs Of the belilgerents across
come viii Be Very ma m,ateriai s nadt addi9ion eHs
United States" the bureaus review
says; Part Of this plant Will be
simply anticipatory OF the normal
growth Of the country's mechanical
equipment: part must lie idle in times
of peace. but Is a distinct asset in the
national preparation for an adequate
defense against attack; the remainder
furnishes at once products needed in
the healthy expansion OF the chem
lcal industry Of the country"
The dye stuffs famine has brought
a new American industry, by which
coal tar products will be utilized, as
suring the evolution Of a genuine
American coal tar color industry. The
potash shortage, 1t is pointed out by
the bureau, prompted an investiga-
tion which showed that 500, 900, 600 In
potash salts are produced by floating
kelp beds in Pacifc waters every
year. which in year or two may
free American farmers from depend
ence upon foreign fertilizer. The re-
turn OF peace will see them well root
ed and able to Withstand foreign
competition" the bureau predicts
The bureau advises American busi-
ness men that the present time az
fords unprecedented opportunities for
the extension Of foreign trade. 1t does
not believe that the cost of production
W. III be lowered in the warning coun-
tries. but that 1t Is apt to be higher
after the war. with higher interest
rates. higher wages and higher prices,
giving America a strong grip on their
now markets.