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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1915-04-05
The Evening Smile
BEHOLD HERls

Consider the maiden. Lo, though the
winds blow and chilleth she weareth
upon her feet sandals that are low and
hose that are silk. And the neck Of her
gown existeth not. Yet she sweareth
that she Is as warm as toast. She goeth
forth into the highways and she carrieth
a party box, and therein are many strange
things wherewith to kalsomine her coun-
tenance. Puifs there are, and the skin of
the chamois and many pigments, white
as the hhes OF Hebron and red as the skies
over Jordan. She maketh up where she
listeth and careth not who observeth,
and though her lips become as pome-
granate, yet she denieth that there is any
color in the stuff. With gaze Of reproof
she telleth thee that II is camphor
ice and that it tinteth not And, behold
she putteth it over on thee. She goeth
forth at night, and she tangoeth until
dawn is on the mountains and the morning
breeze stirs the cedars, and she Is not a
bit tired. But when her mother beggeth
her to go up to the market place for a
cubit Of Calico lol she withereth upon
the vine. Wondrous are the ways Of a
maiden.-Scranton, Pa, Truth.
81 hope, Uncle Nose, you are not a
misanthrope." "No, sab; Use Baptis'. !"
Baltimore American.
"She's crazy TO get into the upper ten,
isn't she?" "Crazy? Why, she'd even
reserve it on a sleeperl"-Judge.
"well, 1 see that Przemysl has capitu-
lated, Mrs. Nurich" "What a shamel
He had such wonderful voice. ."-Buf-
falo Express.
First Manager-'I see you have a new
leading woman. Did the other one take
sick?" Second Manager-"No, but she
didn't take well. boston Transcript.
"I'll never forget the favor you have
done me" said the man who doesn't mind
asking for what he wants. Don't say
that" replied the cold-blooded person
"When a man keeps brooding over an OBJ
legation he's almost sure to get resent.
full instead of appreciative. Washing
ton Star.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1915-04-05
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Union Fire Co.
Bavard Legion.
Liberty Fire Co.
Reliance Fire Co.
Weccacoe Fire Co.
Mt. Calvary Club.
Democratic League.
l. c. 5. Fraternity
Water Witch Fire Co.
Camp No. ?, p. o. A.
Smyth Post, c. A. r.
Sumner Post. c.. \. r.
Apollo Castle. X. G.. T..
Camp No. 8. p. O. S. A.
Division No. 6, A. o. IL.
Eureka Temple, l.. G.. +.
Alpha Council, l.. 0. r. 9.
Delaware Lodge, /. o. o. i.
Delmarvia Union, B. l.. f.
Antietam Temple, o. U. A.
Washington Lodge, X. Of p
Appomattox Camp. 5. of V.
Harmony Council, Z. f. of A.
Brandywine Lodge. |. o. o. L.
Minqua Tribe. Imp'd o. r. NJ.
Santa Maria Council, X Of G
Beta Tent. No. 2. X. o. T. NJ.
Blue Rock Council. L O. r. {.
National Protective Association.
! Brandywine Library Association.
Wilmington Council, o. u. A. NJ.
st. Benedict's Beneficial Society.
Diamond Council, Jr. o. u. A. NJ.
Bricklayers' International Union.
Christine Encampment, /. o. O. +.
Lady Miller Lodge, No. 6, S. of b.
Delaware Conclave. ii. or S. W NJ. y
Wilmington Aerie, No. "a, +. O. f.
Ushers Union, Union NJ, T.. Church.
Eleventh Ward Democratic League.
Washington q Lafayette Chapter, r. A.
| \ ,Jfcs Tofbolic ponovolcnf Acaocia a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1915-04-05

First Manager-'I see you have a new
leading woman. Did the other one take
sick?" Second Manager--"No, but she
didn't take we'll boston Transcript.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1915-04-05

"She's crazy to get into the upper ten,
isn't she?" "Crazy? Why, she'd even
reserve it on a sleeperl'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1915-04-05

"Well, l see that Przemysl has capitu-
lated, Mrs. Nurich" "What a shamel
He had such a wonderful voice "-Buf-
falo Express.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1915-04-05

II hope, Uncle Nose, you are not a
misanthrope." "No, sab; Use Baptis' y
Baltimore American.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
6pIIunbermein n.

Mon rtimmt gu elmer @ullone 9ol<
l%unoerbliiten 4 @allonen @aher. 9as
.MaHer brtngt man gum &o@en, bonn
gibt NOR bic Bitten fir menige Miz
nuten binein unb 'fetbt oann bas
@an3e bur@ Elm SUD- in Elm Sob ober
einen @teintopf. 9a5u tommt nun:
6 pfunb 3uder, 1 20ffel 9efe unb 4
3erf@ntttene 3itronen. Ma&bem a0es
2 Sage geftanoen bat, feibt mon es
nieber 6ur@ Elm sud- nno oedt bann
Elm meiteres SUD- loie 6aruber, bamit
ni@ts binein tommt. 60 bleibt bic
2D1 Jung 2 Monate fteben, bis bic @Gbz
rung ponenbet tft, unb baS Sob muB
mdbrenb biefer 3ett NIT 3uderma1 er
aufgeflQt tper0en, penn Elm Sell perz
bum tet ooer iiberiteigt. Ma@ 2 Wfo<
naten mirb er our@geleibt, tlar abgez
flint un6 perf@lof1en aufbepabrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
Somoten<g p.

Sin balber 8ufbel gutter refer Sos
maten miro forgfdlttg gepaf&en. 3er<
f9nitten unb in etnem emat1terten
ReHel aufs 5euer geiteQt, NIT pier
grpben, peiben 3piebeln, fetngebadt.
Sic merben langiam pei@getoat unb
bur9 Elm @ieb gerieben, 6as fein gez
mug 1T, bic &0rner 3urud5ubalten:
9ie bur@geprebte Ma1e tpmmt 5url1d
gum 5euer NIT etne nn9e san5er
3immt, 3tpei Seel0ffeln meiBem pfef<
fer, 3mei @blDffel @enfomen, pier
8ldtt9en Mustatbliite Maee), etn:
einbalb SeelDffe1 @ap%ennepfeffer. 3tpet
@bl0ffel gan3en Nelten, 3tpet @bl0ttel
gan3en Neltenpfeffer Gl1{piee). brett
pierte1 SaHe @ol3, 3pei pfunb 3uder.
apei 9uort ftartem @iig. 9as ales
ptrb bier Stunben long am getoht.
1ebr bel umgeriibrt, nament1t4 gegen
sen @dlub FIN, ga es lei4t anbrenrt.
Damn &pirb es no4mals bur4 oas
@ieb gegeben, eineefillt uno periiegelt.
Die &orte tperben gut eingetrieben.
bann tau@t mon Sic &0pfe Der Gla<
f&en in cine paroffin.20iung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
@alabphnen einleaen.

@@Dne junge @@mertbobnen tpers
ben fein gei@nitten. 9arauf n1enst
man fie tii@tig nit @al3 (auf eine1
elmer bon gei@ntttene 8obnen 3tpet
6dn6e bon gere@net), 1dBt iie 10 Die
Ma@t iber iteben, briidt iie beg anoe<
rem Sages in Elm pobl ausgebrIbtes
Jdb&en ooer Steintopf, bic @riibe
ldBt man 5uriid, beitreut bic Sberz
fiddle no@mals nit @al3, beoedt tie
nit einem retnen, ptelfa@ 3uiammen<
gelegten unb porber bur@ @al3paFer
ge3ogener Sud-. paBt einer 9edel boz
rauf unb bef@mert i'm nit @tetner1.
Bon 3eit gu 3eit unterfu@t man Die
8obnen; bat it@ cine f@leimtge 9aut
argeiebt, 10 ma@t man oiefelbe, {oz
pie ones l1n1aubere bapon unb bebedt
fe nit einem frif&en Su&e. @i1
mon fir bic Dauer Der 8obnen gez
fi&ert fem, 10 ftreue mon nod BET benz
Ginlegen berfelben f@i@tmeife etntge
prifen frifdes ~@al3 ba3pti&en, uro
bride fe rebt feft in Elm @efdB. 3tpt<
f9en bic etn3elnen 2agen bon 8obne11
gibt man etlt@e 3meige bon 8obnen<
fraut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
Terrer-9 enfmal in 8riiiel a1f &c
betf bes beutiden @eneralgon=-
bernemrs e%ntfernt.

@ie befarnt iein 6itrfte, lit Dor
einigen Sabren 6em ipaniiden Mnar=
9iitenfibrer 6errer, 6en 6te raoifa=
len @lenrerte at einem Martyrer If
rer Sode geitempelt baben, in Ser
belgif6en &m1ptita6t 8riiiiel Elm
DemfmaI erribtet mor6en. Scum
fommt sic @adridt, BOB 6ieies Gent
NAL IN ser Mo9t DOM %. Sata1ar 1T
baBIi@er @eiie beiu6elt tporoen lit,
mponrb in Der 8ep0lferung eine Gr<
reg1tng berporgerufen matr6e, 6ie ii@
IN groBen Observation-Disclosures
fun6gab. Tim Nun 5u ber6iiten, Dob
bnr9 i9arfes &erbortreten Der Bar=
t%eigegeniGbe, tpie 6as bereits BEL Ct
ribtl1ng 6es Derfmals geideben lit,
oas @orfomriB 5u nnr11ben fibre,
pies ser 6euti6e @eneralgouberneatr
BON 8elgfen Sic @taotpermaltung bon
Briiiiel an 6as 0emmal 5u entfer=
men. u9omit fdretbt ELM @entrumS=
blaH, uba sic 6euti6e &egierrng
@e1giers 1i@t n1tr et1pen @ft Ger @e-
rubig11ng un6 5elbitpertbeioigltng
bol5ogen, ion6ern me6 cine mabre
&ulturtba getban. Sos iihtbare
3eiden Ser @erebr11ng fir eiren
Mea1m, melder ser @arunertrager al
Ter l1norbm1rg, nnii9erbeit, Ser Iuf.
lebn1mg, 6es getpaltfamen l1mitur5eS,
6eS 8ii~rgertrieges un6 6iiritenmor=
6eS ift, 6irfftte l1nter Ser Serridaft Ser
6euti9en 0r6mat1ng 11n6 8ndt l1nm0g-
Ii9 ge6a1l6et mer6en, 6e1m es tpar Der
tdgltbe Mnrei5 m1r &ebe0io1."
Dteier Mnitdt miro Elm ie6er re@t<
6enfer6e 8irger zines ie6en 2an6es,
Dor amem aber ie6er @atboltf 3uftim=
men miilen. Get.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
Sir @anS n11o
&a9e.
Sim %beereffig.

@ier 9alart iauber gereiniste 9im>
beeren sibt mon in cine por5e0anz
f@iHel unb siebt 5pei 9uart @ffg
oariber; 5uDeden uno an einem tii5z
len Srt 5mei Sage fteben la1rn, bann
bur@ Elm @tiid @beeie @lotb ietben,
bier Quart frif@e 9imbeeren sibt man
tpieberum in cine @4ufel unD gieBt
ben bereits gemonnenen @aft oaruber,
bann pieoerum 5mei Sage fteben lafz
fen unb bur@ietben. Sen @oft gtbt
man Damn in cine refine meibzemail=
lierte &aHerol1e NIT bret quart 3uder,
ldBt langfam gum &ohen fommen,
oann unter fOrtmdbrenbem Mbf@dus
men 3pan5ig Minuten to4en laf1en
uno fofort in iteriliierte, beiBe Tla=
f@en funen. 3mei @bl0ffel pol1 BIER
bon auf Elm @las Mafer sibt Elm e.
fri5henbes @etrGnf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04

8rot madt @arrgen rotb," unb "9ie-
Der troden @pot eiien, ais iib frem'
Sen Qa1arf betteln." @er uS6tpar5-
brot uno Greibeit" bat, lit better ba-
ran, aIs beriemige, Der fem 8rot NIT
fremoem Meiier i6nei6en" muB.
Mo9 better i6medt 6os 8rot, tpenn
man es NIT ei1rem lteben @enidyen
tbeilen fann: u@u6 idled)teres 8rot
l6medt gut BEL geliebtem Manm uno
eigenem &obl." Sober @erltebte gibt
mobl m1b au: u9as @rot Ser &C.
liebten idmedt better alS Ser Mntter
&11d)en." Mebnli6 iagt man bon &iim+
BERN: uMnberer 2eute 8rot lit Der
@ir1oer @emmel." Die Spridtpor.
ter: u8e11er eigen @rot als fremher
8roten" n1r6 v8eIier troden @rot 90.
beim, als 6ro11ben @emmel nit SO,
mgfeim" tper6en 5mar ni@t bon al
len 2euterr merfannt. @ber ole mer-
Sen mobl 5rgeben: u8eiier Elm babies
8rot als gar fei1s" 11n6 u8eiler bor=
tee @rot als leiben Motb." @em
sic Naotb crit fommt, TO beiBt's Oft:
vSeblt 6as @rot inn Sous, 10 5iebt
ser Srieoe aus"
go 1eben mir: uDos 8rot nabrt
qar manherlei 2el1te." &einer fann'S
entbebren; bent Sim 8rot lit man
1id mdt ben SOD"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
n.

Man befreit fiinfuno3man3ig pfuab
retfe 9olIunoerbeeren bon ben @tielen,
gibt fie nit fiinf3ig Quart @aHer in
etnen &e1el, gibt eine nn9e &11ptee ur6
3pet un5en Srgper (@ingerzWu r3eD
bin3u unb ldbt bas @an3e cine @tunoe
to@en, feibt bic Tluiiisteit bur& Elm
Sud- ooer Tlaneuldpp@en. preBt alen
@aft aus ben Beeren, gtbt bic 5liiz
figteit in etnen groBen 3uber, gtbt
finfunbpier5ig pfunb 3uder un6 bier
l1n3en Cream Of sartar bin3u, rii9rt
bie MaKe gut bur@etnartoer, legt Elm
Sud- bariiber, legt bas Sob in etnen
fublen &elIer unb riibrt ben @etn iez
Sen 3%tpetten Sag einmal I'm. @obalb
bic @dbrung pollenoet If, gibt man
eine @alone 5ren@ 8ranbp btn5u,
ma@t bas @punolo@ gu unb ldBt
6as bier Monate rubig liegen, bann
aiebt mon ben @ein onf 5laf@en. Die
Bette 3eit, UNI 9oaunbermeia gu r1a<
den, tit i'm Monat Muguft. Dieter
@ein iit febr gut unb f@medt pie
9ortmein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
@ebt Teigen.@ br1tp
benz bartleibigen &inbe,
Bpr5aglides v6rmdt.2azatip" tam ber
tueihe1 Heine,t Masen, 2eber pber
Gingetpeiber nidt f1aben.

@ei6aut bic 8unge. @utterl @enn
belegt, bann gebrauden Der Magen, Gee
Der unb @ingetpeibe @urer &leinen fofor<
tige @einigung. &enn eigeniinnig, piz
beripen1tig, ungeborfam, tpenn es nidt
i6ldft, iBt o6er natIrli9 ban1elt. ODER
tpenn es fieberii@ 1T. lauren @3agen,
idle9ten @tbem bat; tpenn fem Gals
tpeb lit, es an 9iarrb0e leioet, bon bon
@rtdltung 1T, gebt Inn einen Sbeel0fz
fel bon California ~Seigen Sbrup," uno
tn einigen @tlnoen miro al bas faule,
berftopffe 8eug, pie u%nperoaute Mabz
aug benz fieinen Maeen Dine @neifea,
unb SIR babt pieoer Elm gefunoes, berz
gniigteS &inb. Sraet @uren Dottor fir
cine 5Ozgent SIofhe california 5brllp
Of Sigs," tpeI9e bone Nntpeifnngen fir
8abies, &inoer iegIiden GIters unb fir
@rtpa61ene entbdIt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
Sic &lnsbeit Ser Guns.

uDumm tpie Elm Cons" lautet
cine geldufige &e6ensart. 9o@ bat
man BEL 6ieiem @ogel idon oft
@9orfiinn un6 groBe @e6adtnifBffrofft
feitgeitelIt. SSn einem tbiringii9en
Dorfe fam zines Cages ein 8auer
o1f Sen &of ieines @a6borS uno iob,
tpie ser bosbafte Grutbabn geraoe
iber eine Cons berftel uno iie org
3uri9tete. Da ser 8eil1der einen
@pa5ieritod in Ser &ano bielt, COB
er bem foQern6en Buterbabn Elm
BOAR @9ldge ,nn6 bielt i'm iogar felt,
10 6aB Die Cons ii6 ungeitort an
bem @11terbabn 61rb @dnabelbiebe
ridden forrtte. Damn begleitete 6ie
Cons 6en @u1ter a1f ietnen &of. Sc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04

balf ntdts, bob Die @oa1s BON benz
8eiiter 8l1riiiidgebolt muroe, iie tebrte
ltets nab Dem &ofe ibpes Shelters 5lt'
rid un6 begleitete i'm anf auen We'
gen. !.
Sine abnlide @eIdidte paiiirte et'
1tem @oIoater, Ser S6ilopa6e ita11o
unb iab, pie cine Sons bon etrrem
&mno getpiirgt tpurbe. Ct ber1agte
Sen Snnb, uno Sic oa1rfbore Sans
MIDI bon bieier Min,1te nidt bon Der
@dilouodye. oils Der @omma11oealr
sic @ei6idte erfubr, lieB er Die
@ans, sic einem 8dfermeiiter &C.
b6rte, fm1fen 11no ibr neben Der
Sbilotpa9e ei1en 5ton erribten, mo
man iie mit @erite futterte. 9ie
mtroe 81 Sabre alt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
Sin Giaemmittel seeen @rfaltnme

u@enn es ettpas gibt mie Elm ST.
ge1m1ittel gege11 @rfaltungen, Damn
miro es al1f ser 561afbernnoa ooer
0em offenen @ett5immer gefunoen.
9eob oem fo1nmt 6as falte @6tpomm=
bo6 om Morgen," iagt 6ie OontbS
Companion. @em Str a1t6 nod 10
iorgfdltig 5u @erfe gebt, STR mer=
set gelegertli@ @u6 cine @rfaltnng
5u5ieben> un6 tpenn Str Dies tbpt,
Damn tper6et SIR al1Sfin6en, eaB
@bomberIains @uitenmittel cine gro
Be &ilfe lit in 6em @eriude, bon
oerielben befreit GIT mer6en. @er=
iudt es. gu fa1fen BEL Martin. Mo=
litor. = Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
Mus Der @@ule.

2ebrer: rMoriB, tpenn bu mir flint
9unoerterf4eine letbit un6 ou nerz
langit na@ etnem Sabr oein @elb, piez
bel bab' i@ BIT, gu bret Pro5ent Gins
bere@net, gu be3ablen9"
Mortb: rMir, @err 2ebrer, i@ mnb
midi er1t i'm MusfunftSbureau erfunz
oigen, ob sic mir gut finb fir e 1ol@'
grpbes &apital!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
Cute Musre6e.

vMber, 9err Du1elberger, i@ bab'
Sbnen ia bod 1,1r CUR 9Glfte 9emdiz
ferten Mein erloubt, unb nun trtnten
@te i'm pur!!"
%, 9err Doftor, . @oher trtnt'
t@ fpGter einmal Bel @elegenbett
nQ@!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
@ehrrihtiq q.

Maron @%ofen3meig: r9ait bu biz
fdpn argeieben bas reue @tud nGbarz
lptte Gorbap?" Da ttmmt d junges
Mdbhen beretngeftiir3t mte Der @&nftt,
Der Marat, 9ero6' d Sab ntmmt, r1b
er6ol9t i'm -"
Sbis Gobn: n@el&iebt linn re&t-
mas mub ct ba6en!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04

Dame: r@louben @ie, 9err MaDer,
bab i@ Sbnen gang genau iagen tann,
tpie SSbre 3utinftige beiBen tptrb3"
9err Maper: nM@, bas 1T ia UNI
m0glt@. ib metB es ia felber nod nt4t
mall"
Dame: rNun, paNen sic auf, i@
Tags Sbnen: SIRE Trau miro ~Maper"
beiBen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
gu qeqeben n.

Oberft gum @ittmetfter, Der our
11ngelegenen 3ett i'm Chamber etne
Mttade unternebmen MIN: rMber,
9err @tttmeifter, Sic reiten ia brett
in bic pen1ton!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
@ph + N 8.

8etannter (3u feinem Treunb Mepz
CT, Der nit fetnen 6ret S0@tern aus
Dem 8abe 3uriidgetebrt if): rNa, bat
ether angebalten?"
Sleeper: nSSa, ber &egen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
Dos !.

Mdrter (ertldrenb): n9as aamel,
meir1e !9err19often, etns Der Gltei ten
@remplare, sic man 3eigt; beretts BIER
3tg Sabre 80"
Trau (3u ibrem Mann): nWie alt
btit 6u, Grtb2"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
MalitiD 8.

8adfii@: uS@ mD@te gerne Elm
ptfantes 8u6!"
8u@bGnoler: r@teqei@t bas ~ptz
fante &o@re5epte"2!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
Mufbem 8abnbpf.

sic: r@ieb NAL, pie ber @err bo
fetne abreifenbe Trau innig tIbt.A1
St: .Ma ia, bas 1T ou@ etne
6reube, nenn 6ie 5rau nal Derretft!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
g iihnenreif!

N II T Hret
Sbitbdnblertn (3u einem Sbeaterz
b%treftor): nMepfel, gefG4tg, 9err 9t<
reftor2"
nDante, bic i@einen nod ni@t reif
gu fein."
rg3i@t reif? Sic mollen pobl> parz
ten, Bis fte bubnenretf iinb9!"
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6 ntrMi # n 9.

aunbe: rBei Satobfobn BIN t@
tii4ttg 'reingelegt morben un6 mir
f@etnt, bel Sbnen pirb'S mir nt@t
better geb'n, 9err @oloblum."
@olbblum: yNu? 9at Safobfobn
benn q 9ribtlegtum2"
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81 n e + /!

"
r8uro,1 TliBberg i@eint meiner
6rau ben 9of gu ma@en; Dem bdtte
i9 au4 etnen beneren @ei@mad 3u<
Qetraut."
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Ginta9e 9oiuns.

2ebrerin: rg1un, @eppel, mas NUT
getan perben, menn CUR &rtegs3ett
Dos G1eif@ tnapp pirb?"
@eppel: rMan muB Elm @@mein
f9la@ten!"
Evening star., 1915-11-30

Holds South Dakota Tax invalid.
The South Dakota state tar imposed
in 1910 on the Wells Fargo and the
American Express companies was held
invalid yesterday by the Supreme Court
Of the United States
Evening star., 1915-11-30

tion's appreciation OF the services rem
dered by former President Thorn, of the
assistance given during the year by the
pitality extended the society by Charles
Rauscher, who donated the use of the
hall for the evening. A rising vote OF
thanks was given Miss Richmond and
the members of the Junior League.
Among the organizations represented
at the meeting were the following:
American Red Cross. American Civic
Association, Army Relief Corps, Asso-
citation for the Prevention of Tubercu-
dren's guardians, board of education,
Board of Trade. Catholic University.
Chamber OF Commerce, charities in
dorsement committee. Children's Bu-
reau, Children's Country Home, Christ
Child Society. Citizens Relief Associa-
ton. Consumers League, Cooperative
Sewing Society, Diocese of Washington,
Federation of Citizens Associations.
George Washington University. Ma
District health department, Howard
University. Humane Society. Instruc-
tive Visiting Nurse Society. Juvenile
Court. Monday Evening Club, Boy
Scouts, police department. Public LII
brary, public schools, ST. Vincent de
Paul Society. Southern Relief Society,
summer outings committee. United He
brew Charities, Washington Alliance of
Jewish Women, Washington Diet kitch-
Flower and Fruit Guild, Washington
Hebrew Congregation. Young Mems
Christian Association. Young Womens
Christian Association, woman's depart
ment National Civic Federation, joint
finance committee.
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The total forest area of Canada is
152.s35.5s3 acres.
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ton of the intruder, who. 1t Is stated.
was colored and about thirty years
old. He wore a brown suit and soft
hat.
that pair Of silk stockings, q pair
of sarters and q pin cushion were
stolen from his place of business yes.
terday afternoon. Three unidentified
colored men were in the store about
the time the robbery was committed.
William Dondera, PA A street north
east, reported q pocketbook containing
50 was taken from a sideboard in tho
dining room Of his home by an uniden-
Mrs, NJ. B. Barbee. 81 1st street
southeast, reported the loss Of a dress
and a silk cape. The garments were
taken from her house during the past
two weeks.
William P. Emo, 1771 N street north
west, reported the thefts Of rugs and
other property valued at SIS, which had
disappeared from his stable since the
middle of May.
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ANT|-AL|EN LABOR LAW
HELD CONSTITUTIONAL
y. s. Supreme Court AAarms Enact
ment in New York Affecting
Public Works.

The New York anti-alien labor law
of 1909, under which it was made COM
pulsory to employ only citizens In the
construction of public works. yesterday
was held constitutional by the supreme
Court of the United States.
In his opinion Justice McKenna said
"the application OF tho law to the sub
way contracts, and whatever its effect
and to what extent 1t affects the cor
porate rights Of the city or Of the sub
way contractors, are local questions.
Whatever of the local law or con-
siderations are involved in the de-
cision," he added, I'VE are bound by it."
Upholds Validity of Law.
The court in its printed opinion up
held the validity of the law on the
ground that the state as guardian and
trustee of the peoples money may pre-
scribe the conditions upon which it Will
permit public work to be done either
by itself or by one of its governmental
agencies. such as a city. 1t was held
that the law did not violate tho treaty
between the United States and Italy
equality Of rights In the other.
"The equality Of rights that the
treaty secures is equality only in re-
spect of protection and security for
persons and property" said Justice Nc.
Kenna.
Alien Labor Allowed Conditonally.
ALBANY, N. Y, November 30.-The
anti-alien labor law. which has been
held constitutional by the United States
Supreme Court, is not in effect in this
state today. Shortly after the state
court of appeals held it constitutional
last February the legislature adopted
an amendment which permitted the en-
ployment of aliens on public works
when American citizens were unavail-
able. The amendment was adopted to
meet conditions growing out of the
construction OF New York city sub
ways. Subway contractors at the time
declared they would be unable to COM
plete their work If alien labor were
prohibited.
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CORNER STONE OF CHURCH
IS PLACED IN POSITION
Ceremonies This Afternoon at Site Of
Edtdce Being Built for Petworth
N. E. Congregation.

With appropriate exercises the corner
stone OF the Petworth NJ. E. Church
now under construction at Grant circle,
New Hampshire avenue and varnum
street. was laid this afternoon. Music
was furnished by the Berwyn Band
and quartet, with J. Walter Hum
phrey as leader. sang.
The dedicatory address was made by
Rev. DR.. Joseph NJ. NJ. Gray, pastor
OF the Grand Avenue Methodist Episco-
pal Church of Kansas City. who for
merly was pastor at Hamline NJ. E.
Church, in this city.
A Bible, church records and other re-
ligious and fraternal documents were
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CLUMSY BURGLAR GAINS
LIBERTY AFTER A CHASE
Used Ladder Entering Cleveland
Park Homo During tho
Dinner Hour.

An unidentified man last night paid
visit to the residence of Edward r.
Harvey, 350S Macomb street. Cleveland
Park, and made such a clumsy effort to
enter through a second-story window
that he attracted the attention of men,
bers Of the family.
Mr.. Harvey went to the front of the
house and discovered a ladder the
would be burglar had used. He quiet
ly removed the ladder and went in
search of the intruder. The latter, un-
able to leave the premises as he
had entered, rushed down the stairs.
through the dining room, where mem
bers Of the family were at dinner, and
disappeared.
The police were furnished a descrip-
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Theme at Meeting of Study Club.

The Study Club, Washington Center
OF the Drama League. Thursday even
ing. in the childrens room of the Pub
lie Library. will discuss Granville Bar
ker. whose productions, "The Man
Who Married Dumb Wife" by Ana
tole France, and Bernard Shaw's
"Androcles and the Lion" were seen
in this city n short while ago. The
three lines OF discussion will include
Granville Barker. the man. the author
and the producer. Papers will be given
by Miss Jessie MacBride and J. Paul
Green.
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placed in the corner stone. which was
laid with Masonic services.
List Of Participants. :

Among those taking part in tho ex-
srcises were: Rev. DR.. witford L. Nc
Dowsll, District superintendent Of the
NJ. e. Churches OF Washington; Rev. j.
Alvin Campbell of the Wallace Memo
rial Presbyterian Church of Petworth.
Rev. DR.. Lucius C. Clark of Hamline
Church and Rev. G. Ellis williams,
pastor Of the new dedicated church.
and members of the Official board of
the church.
The new church building will cost,
when finished. about 5000