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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26
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D%riffepenge Soteller, &eltqurat1=
ter, 8arberitrer, Sernbanetog og
ligne1oe offentlige Ste6er % fat
letter Strof for Berioner, Scr I'm
her oeres Sicnere for lobt, iaabel
ION for Dem, Scr tager imob 9rif=
fepenge, bleb / 6isie Gage beota=
get. al Senatet mes 81 mos 4 6tem=
mer. Senator Otto Boisboro al
Ga GroSlc, Sorllogets Sorfatter, ITO
toltc 6rpgt for, at 2obe1 fife los
fig fgre igjennen1, ioalnnec flerc
Iuiin0e San0elsrejienbc ltrpeoe us
meb 9riffcpenge.
6fal lebe / Mabilon. Sci Ell
@11bern9rcns Nrogram, at olle Sc,
lom CT oniot / 5totens 9eporte=
menter % Oisies Gbefer ifol DO /
Weaoi1on. Mllc Sc 6pr1log, ion1
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. onbefo=
Ter til @eotogelie. i%1bcboloer Sen
&lul,l11l, at ale 1,0nGpntc @mbe0s=
meno ng Sunftionnrcr ifol 30 /
Stotens Sobeoltoo.
6ornplig afgob Senator @bit=
mon og &omitecns 6ormonb, Ms=
iemblpmon0 Son @pr0or, en- gr=
flerina, bpori SC logoe, at oer bil6e
blipc in0bragt fire Sor1log, iao
mart Sc blep fer6tg. s ois1e bill
blibc forellooet 0prettelien of tire
npe 9epartementcr, og at 8ran0=
maribalembe0ct faces iomn1en n1co
Mslnrancefonmis irrens.. +,
S Grflnringen bleg Ser 1ogt, at
Set bar Meningen at gipc Guber=
neren CT ltdrrc &ontrol obcr ollc
0eportcmenter. SSor at opl1oo Set
tie ifol Set ligge / Bans Wogt at BE-
1temne, bbpr megen 9jelp Ser ifal
bore / bbcrt 0eportcmert og 2pn=
mems 5terrelie. Gbeferne for sc
reipcftibc Deportementer ifal bog
lelb on1utte fine Soft. Mon anta=
ger, at Ser / 2onobrug5beportemen=
tct fnn lpures aorlig $4,000, og
at Scr / &pnpcr1otions= &omn1isiior
ifol funne in0ipores 100000 oor=
Zig.
&omitccn bor en0n1, life gjort
noget meo Senlpn til SrDfninge11
al Stotens Dofl1n1enter, 2obc pg
Hoppprtcr; men set bill blibc or0net
ioolebeS, at @%ubernpren foor bircf=
te &ontrol ober Sen. &on1iteen me-
11er, at ser iiffert fan ipores $109,=
600 poo oenne &ontn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26
arn pg Miltpoufee 8anerr1e bejgge

ern og Milipal,fee Ga1erne beigge
forifiellige af Stdtens 8per, az
gaaen0e ira 2anobrugsifolen /
|8roofings Ben 226e Marts. Goget
bill bel taa al Ell 8ogn meo .forlfjel=
|Iige ubltillebe Mrttfler, en- &rea=
htrbog1L Ell 5laobogn for Demon-
itrationcr, cit for Sore0rag og en-
bbori 2nrere % Monoifab. bill Do
1n0er &ejien. Som 2arere og So
reoraaSboloere bill me6fplge &reit=
Bent Eeriibo be6 Stotens College,
Dor 2anosmon0, Nrof. 2arlen DcO
Mejcriocportcmentet, 0Drlegc 2ipp
beo 5totens College, Brof. Merriu
at Sarge, 81, g. '&Dger, Sefreter
for 5tatens 0airDmens Ms1ocia=
tion, og CHARLES McGaffree, 5to=
tens Observation-Disclosures. STU
ten og Catherine CT beltemt ion1
fslgcr: 22oe Morts, / gltellinc,
Galtlcpoob og @atertopn; 230e>
II Sccln, Columbia, Mn1sfiel0,
9(tbol; 24be, / Granoon, Sitcbcocf,
8rooolonb og Cartilage; 25oe, !
SiloS, Gonoho, 5olenn, Ganiltoto
og Monroc;; 26be, / @11l1rlep, Gcn=
terrible, @creSfor0 og Mlcelter;
27bc, / &ofpnbo, Solil1, Mis1ion
Sill % 9unfton; 29be, / Ipn6all,
@ogncr, 2ofe Mn0es, @eDocs og
&1atte; 30te, / Springfield, Scot=
lonb, Sripp, Mrn1ol1r og Sticfnep;
Bite, i. Glf @oint, @ermilion, l1ti=
ca oa 2%eitcrpille; lite Npril, /
Yorfstpr, Gtban, Mlcrron6reo,
8riogclpotcr og Worion; 20e11, /
Starter, 2en1lor, Go1tol,, Sorris=
burg oA 5iour Sails; 3Oie, / Col
ton, Ghclter, Maoiion &omono og
oldham; ste, / @rpa1tt, Giem1o,
@orbcn Gitp, Bradley og @l1tler;
6te, / &ierpont, Spain, 8ritton og
Nciporf, Dbpr Gl,ren ofil11tteS,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26
Anrgr

Torenitaltningerne mub Mincfa-
rem traabt i Strait. Set Sorilug,
Tom nDlig blep i1oarbeioet ! &ri1ti
a1ia unDer Ell &onfererce at 5g=
officerer ira Sc g nor0iife 2an0e
ongaael1oe Soranltaltninger moo
Miil1eforen, ,er III be6tnget al Be tire
&egieringer, bborbeb ben foreilaaeoe
Srbning er traaht / araft.
1lbifribnine at SpDnrneplisttge
al Marsflaslen 1915 er beltemt iao=
Iebes: lite @onttnga,t, ca. $50
Manb, fua lite Mpril 1915 til Bite
STARTS 1916; 2ben &ontingent, &e=
1ten at Marsflosiens Manoifaber>
fra lite Sftober 1915 til 3Ote Sep=
tcnlber 1916.
5oofremt %1,orn1ale Gpr6plo, igiel1
inOtrpoer, 11e11 bis1e Ma1Difaber er
in6folDt til prbinere 9belicr, ifal
bper al Sc to &ontingenter reduce
res til $40 Wono, ibet bcrnaDer
Mono ifobcrnes 2p0truf11i11g bliper
be1temruenbe, for bbilfe Monhifaber
i oIle IiIferbe lfal ticnltgjprc / IL
Mauneber.
Sturtinssbalgenc ibp1t. s Dit
Eelcn1orfen 7fal &en1fre peo ST.
items &alg, ifplge Meooelelic til
nNorig", ftiIle Dperretslogferer
Crib. &reo1en repre1e11teres nl>
al 5tortingspre1i0ent 2ob1onb. Ser
meobe1es intet ON, bborfor &reb=
lens &e11ltrc MI bill bptte &on0i=
sat.
S Git=Ttnmurfe>1 bil ftp. 5tor=
tingsmono 5ubu life TITLES igien.
9ette bill imiblertib &reo1ens nl1pp=
renbe Hepre7 e11tant, $. 2rnb, mere
ems gjerne. San bernentcrcr /
nNorDfop~ ct onb1t1bet &pgte ON,
at BON bar tenft at fraf1Dtte &re6=
len, % g1eber 1ulr1fioig line @el=
gere me6 ben Op1Dsning, at ian
frem6eleS 1toor til Sjenclt tic.
st frejbigt Spbcri. SEQ Hitlon0=
.1fe Eetro1eumsfompognis 2o1eer paa
&Dpefl11beioet beo Snmmer1e}t er
Der for1e6en b1ebet forepct ct u1eo=
banlig freft Tpberi.
SS99eutte1s 2pb er Ser b1epet
itjaalet 40 Jabe &etrolerm. Ipbez
ne bor fon1met i11o / 2ogret pes at
tage 1o ct Sinbue og bob0e cabinet
9grene inbenfru for loa go1ife let
bi11bt at trille 6obenc 1D puo &oicrl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26

|pg laite Dern omboro i Ell 5fgite,
iom Sc baDbe me6 itg. Matt bar d
5porene / 5neen let, at Ser babbe
Dnret ntiron ct Storifgjtemmoifab
L &irflombe0 og at 5Dpene laboe
lot uO @agtpolter paa forifielfige
5teber. Mlt tpber poa, at BET er
fien6te SoIf, iom bar baret paa=
fer6e. Me11 set er en6nu iffc lDf=
lfebes 8olitiet at fin6e Spbene.
&efal. Ser Tier laa meget unocr=
Iigt / ger0en, lfriber rl1aens 9fpt"
Nt lful eli 5olfeIfplclrrcr fltnne
blioe bnrnepligtig Officer peo al
ltiffe inbpm ct &l,rl Jug pua ct bolp1
Mor men lln0erpfficerelt ION
bel Dor minolt ligc iaa me9cn Ml=
me11oonr1el1e og t%rc=firc Nors Mili:
terifole bom or Ser life Gulc
ONT, ban ifol bGrsgob fprblibe l1n-
berofficer % ltromn1e itg fpr lin
Noho &loffcren % iige ST.. 2pjt=
no11t, 1fjpnt ingc1 / Scr0en fan
pegc poo andre u~oberoroneoe"
@genlfober bos @1offeren e11o be1'
enc Sing, at hon CT flinfcrc til at
fbnoc 5olmer;
s bore Gage fon1r1er man fra
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. me6 go6e &uno=
ifober / TpIf og @nge1if, Iaa mon
fo1 felge meb / Sen 116enlano1fe
Sog1iterotur, ON man bil. Set CT
life Silfpl6et meb Observation-Disclosures
ne, laa Sc er life 1DnDerlig roDer=
oroneDe" Der beller.
&onfpbrep pau 1000 Str. fur
%iDnnbct, 5orle0en gftern1i0Oog
blep ncb &riitionio Boltfontpr al
Gertrolbanfen for Norge inolepcret
ct 8onfpbrep poo 1000 &roncr,
be1temt til en- Monb neoe / Son.
8repet ifu10e efter BEN gjel0enht
Yoltgong babe goad fra &riltianio
OFT Gfter1ni6boge11 og beret / Spr
om Mftenen.
9o Manben, lom 1tffert benteoe
8rebet, life tit bette neIte Morgen,
Loo bun Iore1pprge bos G%entrolbon=
fen, 1on1 oplDlte, at 8anfen Dobbe
HoItfontorcts Suffering for, at
GreDet bar leberet. 9u WanOen
trpngte Fengene 1trafs>' len0te 8an=
fen poorp 1000 &roner og be1=
benotc Jig til Yo1tfontoret for at fuo
HeOc pao, Bbor 8rebet bar blenet
at, me Foltfontoret fl116e, fro6s
enerailf l1n6eriegelle, life gipc Sc.
lfe0 Dernm.
Ep1ifiet far mt fooet Sogcn til
1,nDeri9gel1e c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26
En- Arme af Millioner.

De Millioner som bruger Warmers
White Wine and Tar Compound for
svage Lunger, Hoste og Forkj0lelse,
siger allie, at Diet er Diet bedste Mid
del paa Jorden. En- paalidelig, be-
hagelig og virksom Medicin. Solgt
hos allie Handlende.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26

MONTANA FARME. Producerer
mere og koster mindre end Deres.
$50 Farme, allie Stgrrelser, dyrket
og uopdyrket. $500 og h6jere.
Lang Afbetaling. 6 Procent. H.
lustreret Bog: "Marvelous Monta-
ma" fri. Skriv til MONTANA
RANCHES CO., Helena, Mont.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26

Bayfield, County, Wis. - 400
Acres god Jord. En- Mil til Sta
ton og Skole, code Veje. A
dresse: James Hopkins, Benoit.
Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26
Syn Bakpts.

11nberbisningstpg fra 2anb=
brnssifolen. ct Sernbanetog for
l1noerbisning i Mejeribrug %
5ilobpgning iomt til 8efGrnpelie
at 5%binefolera bill pber Mortb 8e1t
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26


Mnbelsmejcriet, iom Tornlerne
0riper / &illiston, og iom III er |
fllo 0rift, ienoer lit 5mer, Ser Ell
n1eget gobt, lao largt pit ion til
Eenniplbonio % mango Su11oreoe
Mil beltober. Mntagelig bill Weje=
riet bore / 5tol1b til at ifaffe
Greet gfortbern @o11en alt Set
Smpr, Sen bebeper. Ser gjgres
MI alt for at ifoffe Mejeriet mere
6leoe, ioa set fan fjerne mere
5mdr. Sormerne / Smcgnen mao
forage Mntallet al 6eres Molfefder.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26
Jnnna.

Gn 2anosmanb fprnfpffct. Sro
Geoor 6all5 meooclcs, at Nornlc;
rem Neter Semen, "A s(or gommel
og boelnbe I Mil 0erfro, blep orebt
UNDER Nrbejoet mes Ell Girfeliob
Gn Mrm % ct 8cn blen oflfaoret
San cfterlobcr Jig &l1ltr11 % 1Dt
@prn.
Hulitimciter nnber Siltalc. Tro
5iour Gitp meoDelcs, at Noliti1ne=
tier George Eicrcc, Ser CT onflaget
for at ltnu / forrl1pt Sprbol0. til
6nrbrD6crncr0e11e11, CT blebet ul1fla:
get al @ron0inrDcn. = 5nlnollb9r.
ten George Toro blep a1floget fo1
lignenOc Sorbrpbelie. San ifol ba
be i1ibfos1eret Gc1genc for &ierce.
9cmnins Deb Ga Claire. Tor al
unogoo Sen forlige Stren1 / Mis=
iisiippiflooen peo ga Claire, i Seer
beoen al Davenport, ifol Scr opfo=
reg en- 99nuning meo 5luier, bbil=
fet Mnleg, CT en- Gel al Set lcfs
6o6s 5cj1lpb, lon / rogen Sib bar
bpret n110er Mrbej6e. 9emningen
% o11bet bprenbe til Sen nil fo1tc
ODER Ell 0fillion Collars, og bo Ser
CT fnoppet al poo @epillingerne bill
Set toge trc Mor, fer Mrbejoet fan
fulof6rcs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26

GIVES FRIT. Uhre for Gutter
C"stemwind and set"), Is og Rul-
lesk0jter, smukke bekladte Dukker,
Luftb0sser. Salg II asker Tand-
pulver, til zoe Esken, send os
$2.40 og faa Primien med Retur-
post. Varerne og Pramien or like
daarlige. VIM. O'LOUGHLIN &
SON, Relay, Md.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26
B|andede Announcer.

Days gamle Kyllinger. Ruget paa
rette Made. Sendt rigtigt. Levaring
garanteres. Ligeledes agte white
Runner Ender. Hllinger og Eg.
Frit Katalog. Bestil tidligt. Snow
flake Ha cherry, Mrs. r. E. Eshbach,
Mgr, 14O6-R., Sturm Ave., Indiana
polls, Ind.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26

TIL sALG. 80, 120, $50 Ac-
res. Udkanten at Landsbyen, for
uden, og so, 100, 100 og 1850
Acres fra 2 til 5 Mil fra Lands
byen, med al personlig Ejendom.
Den allerbedste lord. Skriv eftar
Oplysninger til: CHARLES MOCK
ROSE. Boyd, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26
NnrA Baknta.

Great &urtbcrn' @anen bor BE
iluttet at opfere Ell ny Citation
2ung6o11. Sen bill fomn1e til at fo
ite minblt $25>OO0. Mon bor len
&c arbejoet for at fao en- ny Sern
baneltatipn Scr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26

EN- GOD 1STE KLASSES Farm
paa 222 Acres i Linn County maa
salges strax, for at afvikle ct
D0dsbo. Skriv til PHI. HARBACH,
9O1-5th St., Des Moines, Iowa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26

ALFALFA-H0. Colorado over
rislet. Bedst for KvRget. Samme
Analyse som Kid. Sp6rg ON Pri-
sen tilsendt. CHEROKEE COM
MISSION CO., Bristol, Colo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26

UDFOR Def SELV, svage Mend.
Kast like Pengena bort til Medi-
Gin, eller ddelag Deres Nave. Bliv
stRrk indtil Abandonment. Marine
re O%plysninger 10c og en- selvadres-
seret og frankeret Konvolut.
MENTZEL SALES CO., Box 1865,
Denver, Colo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26

TIL sALGS. 400 Acres Kv@g-
og Korn-Ranch nar Helena. 500
Acres Alfalfa, 400 med Korn, op
til en- Regjerings-Range. II Vac
relses "Brick"-Hus, komplette I'd
bygninger, lette Betingelser, 6 Pro
cent. Mango andre. Skriv til
MONTANA RANCHES CO., Helena,
Mont
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26

Kvinder forventende at blive
MGdre eller dem som tilser syga
Folk kan opnaa Welcoming fra en-
uddannet Sygeplejerske we'd at sende
81 og allie Enkeltheder til Miss e.
lis. Box 1876, Natick, Mass.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26

% brugbare N0dvendigheder j
Hiemmet. Bringer $28 overall. ALE
sendt %portofrit for Csc i S0lv. A.
center 6nskes. % Club Co.. Wolf
City, Texas.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26

DERES BILLEDE FORSTORRET
og leveret i Farver eller sort OF
hvidt. Henvend Dem direkte til
Kunstneren. Arbejdet garanteres.
LOUIS JENSEN, 222 N. State St.,
Chicago, III.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26

Central Minnesota. 100 opdyr-
kede Farme, Law Pris, lette Viii
kaar, altid sikkert Skjode. Skriv
efter fri Liste. c. D. Baker,
Box z, Fergus Falls, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26

Til Salgs. Hgte Aroma Jordbnr-
planter med kraftige R@dder. bet
bedste Handelsbar i Sydvasten. Pris
$2>pr. 1000 Planter. Bestil direkte
fra denne Annonce. John L. Wilson,
r. /, Anderson. Mo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26

- Sfrin otter Hrpbcnnmmer al
6ette 8lab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26

Skovland og so Farme til Salgs
i Diet sydlige Vermont. joseph G.,
Martin, Newfane, Vermont.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26

med noget skog Bedste ERn i kanada for Hvede o
Kvegav. Udmarket Klima, godt Wand, rig JoFd.
Baner, to nye bygges, code Priser. skandinavisk
Excitement, K1rker, o. 8. v. Her er Pladsen at tjene
Penve Kom selv og Sc. Billig Reise. Skriv efter
co., Phoenix Bldg. Minneapolis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-20

of Fairfax county. Virginia, died two
years ago. Lewis II. @Machen, Of Alex
andria is a nephew.
Mr.. Machen was an active member
and for many years an officer of the
Franklin Street Presbyterian Church
He was a close student Of the Bible
and had an extensive acquaintance
with the literature of Biblical critl-
/ cism. He was intensely fond of litera-
ture, keeping up his knowledge OF
Greek, Latin and French. His love Of
good books amounted to passion
and he had large library, which is
particularly rich in books printed IN
the fifteenth century.
In 1861, Immediately after the first
battle of Manassas, Mr.. Machen, who
was an expert horseman, rode through
the lines to visit his father and moth
er, who resided at Walney, their farm
hear Centerville, Fairfax county, Va.
He remained there for two months
and on his way back to Baltimore
was arrested by Union troops and
taken to Frederick city, Through the
influence of friends among the Union
men at Baltimore he was Immediately
released and resumed the practice Of
his profession in this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-20
CARRIED HIS CHILD.
Upon HIS BACK. az

- 4 r : ~ D..
To walk from a northern Canadian
town to. New York State, $50 miles,
with his 10-month-old child on his
back, was the experience of Joseph
Danzko, who arrived in South Beth
lehem, Pa, from the metropolis Sat-
urday. The man recently buried his
wife and started out for Bethlehem,
to find work, minus funds for rail
road fare. He carried the child, In
dian style. In his long journey afoot
the man gave the child all necessary
attention and sustained its life by
feeding it with crackers and water.
Many years ago young man was
walking up and down the main saloon
of Fall River steamer, while it was
proceeding down Long Island Sound
to New York, with baby in his
arms. The infant fretted at
times and attracted the attention of
an impatient man, who was reading
a newspaper. At last he threw the
paper aside and rSdttered something
to the effect that it was impossible
to read while people brought crying
babies into the, saloon. The young,
man who was endeasoring to quiet the
tittle one overheard the irritable
mans words, and walking up to him
said: My friend, Pm sorry this child
is disturbing you, but its mother is
in her coffin in another part of this
boat" The man who had grumbled
at the cries of the child was rendered
speechless. He stammered apologies
to the distressed man, and in order to
atone for his rudeness, remained up
all night and at times relieved the
father fsgthe motherless child, by
walking it himself. The man had been
given an effective lesson in patience.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-20
ARTHUR W. MACHEN DEAD
Stricken With Heart Failure Upon
Return Home From Church

Baltimore, Dec. S0-Arthur ". Ma
chen, one of the most prominent aud
perhaps the oldest member of the
Baltimore bar, died suddenly about
l o'clock yesterday afternoon at his
residence, PIT West Monument street..
He had just returned home from the
Franklin Street Presbyterian Church
when he was stricken with heart fail
urc.
Mr.. Machen was born III 1871 IN
Washington, D. G..
In 1860 Governor Hicks appointed
him Judge of the Superior Court, but
he returned the commission, as he
preferred the more active life Of 2
practicing lawyer. The next year
President Lincoln offered him the
United States District Attorneyshln'
but as his sympathies were with tins
South he. declined: = = =
His firm Of Machen and Cuttings
had an extensive practice botn IN
Baltimore city aud Baltimore county.
Ms OILY b-otLs--, James 2 Lhc!:sn,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-20
TRANSFER OF TROOPS.
British May Abandon Dardanelles
Campaign For Defense of Egypt.

London, Dec. 20.-All British troops
at the Suvla Bay and Anzac regiop Of
the Dardanelles, together with guns,
have been transferred to another
sphere of operations" the war Office
announced today.
Presumably the British troops are
being withdrawn for service either
at Saloniki or in Egypt.
The withdrawal affects more than
100000 British troops who have been
vainly attempting for several months
to advance against the Turks in the
Suvla Bay and Anzac regions on the
west shore of Gallipoli peninsula.
No mention was made by the war
Office of any withdrawals from the
Scdd- Ul-Bahr region, at the southern
tip Of Gallipoli, where French and
British troops hold lines near krithia
The withdrawal, however, may be
the forefunner. of the abandonment OF
the whole Dardanelles campaign in
favor of Balkan operations or to de-
fend Egypt against the expected
Turco- German invasion.
More than 100000 British troops,
made up largely Of Australians. New
Zealanders, and Canadians, were
landed on the shores Of Suvla Bay
and in the Anzac region several
months after the first land operations
against the Dardanelles were begun
from the region of Sedd- Ul-Bahr.
Their object was to cut the Turkish
communications and drive across the
peninsula to an attack on the Darda-
.anclles forts from the rear.
The attempt failed after nearly
meeting with success in grand as
saut The British were driven back
to their trenches close to the waters
edge. They have made no important
advance since the days Immediately
following the landing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-20
THE COST OF
GREATNESS.

It is great honor to be President
of the United States and an unusual
honor to be called the first lady IN the
land. But such poses, however, are
costly. The long-heralded marriage
Of President Woodrow Wilson ana
Mrs Edith Bolling-Galt took place
in Washington at $3.50 o'clock last
Saturday night. After wedding sup
per the newly-weds entered an au-
tomobile and while cold northwest
winds were sweeping the streets
come time was consumed in motor
ing through the capital city in order
to escape crowds of curious people
who were undaunted by the elements
After much turning and twisting
from one thoroughsare to another,
the automobile containing Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson headed for Alexandria
and between eleven and twelve O'Clock
it reached the union passenger station
But few persons apart from regular
EMPLOYEES were at the depot at the
time, and the wedding party were
soon ensconced in Pullman car on
the Chesapeake and Ohio train. Ihey
are now at the Hot Springs OF Vlr-
cinia far from the madding crowd.
How different are such events
among the meek and lowly. Those
who shrink from prominence have
no doubt envied the experience OF
Florence Dombey and Walter, as CIV
en- by Dickens. who crept silently IN
to a church in London where they
were made man and wife with one
witness. woman who posed as pew
opener. This couple, as HANDY as any
who ever entered married life. left
the church and proceeded along the
streets IF the great metrono'is with
ont attracting anv more attention than
they would had they emerged from
an ice cream parlor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-20
ELECTED DIRECTOR.
Former hleXandrian Will Fill Vacancy
OccasiOned by Death Of L. B.
Mcclure,

At q meeting Of the board of trus-
tees of the Corcoran Gallery Of Art
Saturday C.~Powell Minnegcrodc, as
sistant director, was elected to the
position of director of the gallery, to
fill the vacancy caused recently by
the death of Frederick B. MCGUIRE,
Mr.. Minnegcrodc also was elected
secretary of the gallery.
Mr.. Minncgerode has been connect
cd with the Corcoran Gallery Of Art
for more than twenty years, and has
served as assistant director for some
time. He is not only thoroughly fam
liar with the work, but exceptionally
qualified to fill the position to which
he has been elected. Mr.. Minnegcrode
has had fiattering offers in the. past
from other large institutions in the
same field, but OH account Of his in
terest in the work here has chosen ta
remain in Washington.
That he was one Of those selected
to serve as membcr Of the interna.
tional jury Of award in the depart
1nent of fine arts at the Panama
Pacific exposition evidences his stand
in The art world, To his executive
ability much of the success of tue
Corcoran Gallery biennial exhibitions
Of cotemporary American art is cred
tied, So
Mr.. Minnegerode who. at one time
resided in Alexandria is native Of
Louis, saving; gone to Washing;
ton when still i'm his teens. He was
sixteen years old when he received
his first position in the Corcoran Gal
lery 6 At as { c.s9s: