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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-22
War5a ION propiIoriif Yrnibent.

Cargo iom probiIoriif Rrniibent.
Sra @l Roio / SeraS me0beltes ]
|5gnbngs at General @ulalio @1,-
tierre5 er f1pgtet fra &obeoItaOeli
mes flere Meeole11mer at fit aabi
net for at 1,11bgoa at blibe nprbct
|af 3opatas Subengerc. General
Silla iiges nteo ollie Sropper 1,'loer
ba,,s 1,n1ibbelbare &onunonbo at
ifpnbe fig til &ooe6lta6en fra Mguos
Go1ie11teS. Mon ipooebe, at @enez
raj fSoncisco gilla lelp bil6e blipc
probiiorilf ASreiioent. Det bleb
|iogt, at boabe @illa og General
5elipe 9(ngeles, bans Mrtillerifon1=
monbont, bobbe bei1nttet at rnoblet-
te fig 8opotofoftionen.
General Sbregon n1eo Garron5a=
|ormeens @obeo1tprfe n1elbteS at
maricbere moo Mterico Gitb cfter
|nt babe inotaget Pueblo.
General 3apota iiges at banc for
ifoniet fig lit gar1le Silboloslteo
|bcb Guernabnca.
Sra Merico GitD luebbeltc5 ion1-
n1e Dog, at General Hoqna Son
|5oleS @ar3a bleb 2prbogs 9lftcs
polgt til probi loriif 8relioent al
Merico al set &onbent, lom bor
lan1let Ser, % oDer bbilfet BON bnr
prelioeret Sen forrige probil=o
rife Greli6ent, General Gulolin
@utierre5, tilligerue0 0eneralerne
8lanco, Mobles og Sole &oscap,1=
celos ofrejlte fra Merico Gitp til
Gocbnco. &rigs1oD er blepet pro.
flan1eret / &Den al General Garoo
Sss0et &onbertet balgte @or5o, erfln-
reoe 6et fig at bore Sen bojeltc
WDnDigbe6 Werico.
Den Operensfon1lt> ion for fle=
re Gage ii6en bleD l1uttet / gl Holp
at grigabege11eral Scott melle1n @e-
neral 8illa og General Gollas re.
pr9le11teren6e Garral13a pn1 at trpf-.
fe Sropperne tilbuge for at ltol1ble
&onlpen / Naco og al16re Wrpl1je-
bper, glen,1e1nfpres pao en- tilfreos-
ltille11be Moa0e, ifplge 1elegron:
fra 8rigaoegeneral 8liis, ser bor
4olnn1al1boen ober Sc amerifarifc
gropper Lungs Brpnien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-22
SpirituDIu / Guhebitabcn.

tet fprfaiteoe n,eo 40 MOB SO 5ten1=
mer SSor1aget ONT at i1tlpenoere Ste
glelnentet for at fgje ct Hrobibi
tionstilleg til BepilIingsloben for
0iltrict Of Columbia goaenbe ub
poa at itonoie aIt @alg of 5piri-
tl1ola / Sobeo1tobel1 fra Sen lite
9tobcnlber 1916.
5ellatorerne Nellon og Glapp fre
Winnelota 1telnte for 5or1aget, +
1cleoes Senatorcrre Wronna al
9eorb Gafota og Gratpforb og 5tcr=
ling al Gbo 9ofoto.
5fibsfjpb=2obfori1oget blep otter
nptaaet font ufulbe,rot Sag / Geno=
tct % Senator B1.rton bceDnote
poo Ell Sale in1ob Sen neo Iegr
til, at ban bi1 l9ge at bil,bre 5eno
tet fra at faa Sorllaget freln ii
slfltenlning.
4ufet beDtog 5enotets 2obforIIuc
for Sprettelle al en- Rocfp Wou,l.
tain 9fationalparf.
Aineiife Sprpbcre. &optajn s..
Mielien af Sen .1tprife 9nmper
vGbilbor" paa Hute1, &ina=5ianL
olrfom ifslge u8iea" Disle Gage
til 5on Trancisco. 9aptoin 9fiels=
fen mebbeIer, at ban paa fit 1i0Ite
&ejIe til Sia1n babbe 100 4i1,eiere
onl 8orb. Da Der gienneugaoenoe
er mango fi1leiiffe Boslagerer pao
be1u1e Suite, pofte bisie life 1oee1=
Aistonfe. Do ugbifoar" peb MiD-
nat bar ar1fonr11,en pmtre1lt As Milc
fra Song Song, fp1lnrer plublelir
ollie ai1,elerne pna 9Rffet bebebnet
,l1eo @ifler og Giltoler. s ianm',
9ieblif blsb 9nn1perel1 o1nri,1ger al
fire1iife 5prpbere, Ser D1irtig foll1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-22
ganuuns Golg nn6eripses. Src

Gannuns &als nnbcripses. Sra
DanniIle, eIl., meboeleS, at OF
{triftsobbpfot Charles 81. &orcb er
fomrielt oertil for at begpnoe foe
raj gfteriorlfning al Stemlnefjolb.
og aorruptiol, / 18oe &oI1arcsoie
1trift i sfnleonilta af .SeiepD Can
mons 0oIg iom Qongresma1lo ira
Diltriftet. en- of Sc fprlte til at
belbge ham bnr en- l1oienbing, Ser
fagoes at reprale11tere flere Eoliti=
fere, ser gjel111el11 hnn1 erflGrebe lia
Dillig til at biG1pe 1nco llnoerlp9el=
len.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-22
Grit 9iitaan pberfiprt ai en 9ln=

tonobil. Sra Sos glngeles, Sal,
1neo0eles, at Sen borife 2illnlfuez
lpiller Crit 91it5au, bbis 5cenenabn,
efter bans fsrlte Oireftprs 9nife,
er Soron bon. Mitaa,,, / Begp1bel=
1e11 of forrige Maaneb Ell regnfulo
often blep fiert ODER at en- itor
MutolnobiL pao Siprnet at 5prino
9treet og 4tb 5treet. 9it5au blep
i bepi6ltlss Gilano brogt til She
Meceiping @oipitol" bpor set bite
fig at bans bpjre 5fulberparti por
fnult og Ion1tlige fibben / nenltre
SIDE breffebe. 9eSu6e11 bapbe Slit
onu opiDullneoe, 6uoifrobe0e 8cn
og Soar rntbt / !9obebet og sl11lig=
tet. @an bleb flDttet til uShe SO
ipital Of tbe @oob 5nn1ariton"
bbor ba1t iiben bar benligget NE
get libenbe Iillta11o, men BOG I'LL
CT @eoril1g. 9ager11e n1ener bet
bill tage flere Mooneoer for @it3ou
fan optreoe igien n1eo 9r1g al beg
ge 9(r111e og set er tbiplinll,t om
ban bill faa fnlo JprligbeO al 5ful
0erportiet igjen, 9fit5al, bcgg!1otc
fin 6iln1s= =&arriere i SUM Dsoo,1ei,
i-G;ser oG;;ser / @o1lta 8arbaro, boor pan
forbleb tnbtil 5ftober, 0a bon b1ct
falot til Sos Mneeles al be11 itore
Jilmsoireftgr 8. s. griffitb, for
bbel,t ban i,t6tiI l1lpffen ipiIlebe /
size MnieStie@elia for
Ibe We11tuol -sSilnt 60. loan &oraf-
terif1eipiller. @enner ae 8etjenote
Il 9ln1crifa eller Gann1arf bil gln0e
Scr. 9fit5ol1 ines 8repe til Ste $3.50
toplopers Glib, Sos 9lngcles
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-22

slllierebes Ajob al %oeitc. Sra San
9(ntpl1ie, Ger, meboclcs, at Ell Stnn=
traft ON Senerorce al 10000 Selte
til Sc e11eclife og fronlfe &eejcrin=
ger CT bIencn u1bcrtegnet al ct her-
bprenbe &eltebonblerfirmo. Sen tyr
}te sSprie,,0elic, bcltaoe,1be al n1in0lt
5000 @elte, fpregoor Sen lite Sc
br1,or. s(f Set ianueoe Mntol ifal
10000 unpe,1bes @nnolleriet pg
10000 slrtilleriet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-22

rsSa> ia % nej. neil" Set er fat
tig Manbs Srpit.
Sen aloffe er tile, ION ringer
beo ben Sottiges 8eerabeIia.
8e0re ct lebe fattia ems IT 50
fattig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-22

Ser iiober ofte rist 9arn / fat
tig aones 5fjpo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-22
Wamle Matroicr bn6res. s

GyuWAt .Vuk%utl% peOAI~. <ettN
hrberlig aflfeoigebe Motro{er, Der
nor n1eo paa Sen biitoriife Sur
rrnot o,l1 Sop Sorn nneb &aptain
,glarf poo 9loalfibet r0reeon~ /
8eopnbelien af BET, fpanffe &rte,
bill babe Mn1ebning I'll at pasiere
.gielt1iem Nonomafdtale1. paa BET be-
r1ntte gan1lc 5Idgifib pe6 Sen Tor
nlelle 9abnina al &analelt / Marts.
Tlaaoelniniiter Doniels gap sen ru=
nure1!be Gbef for Oregon" MDn=
oigbeo iii at bberbe ollie benl set
bar meO paa rGDnte G1,r, og lom
pnifer at 1,bgj9re enoeI af Weano=
'fobet pon uSregon"s Sur giel1neln
&onale,1 iii 5a11 syrancisco og til
bo9e. &aptajn 0lorf, I'LL peniione
ret &o,1treobn1iral, DiI bGre sEre5=
gjGlt puo Oregon" nnor Den le=
Ser Nrocesftonen gjennem 3anale1r.
| 0e galnlc Seneno> Ser Dil gipre
Iure1l 1naa bberbe fig / Bnget
5ouno eller San Diego for Ell fire
gnrS Sur, men ser oil blibe trlf-
fet Sbere11sfo1nlt ON MfnpnItring
for alle> ser pnIfer BET, naar vOre=
gon" fornmer tilboge iii CALIFORNIA;
&DIt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-22
3an6cts Maal pa &Ga> ifonQ

Ganbcts @taal pg &Gs>s ,fongres=
iel1 bar i bis}e Doge pebtaget en-
Sob, ser for fgrfte Gang / 2anbets
@iltoric bclnp,1oiger sen fpberale Sic
9iering til at noabe i'm errnblobs=
mGslige &o11trol ober 2anDetS Waal
90 &agt. Get gielber bette ipe-
cielle IilfGl0e 8e1telnn1elfe,1 af Ell
uStanooroborrel" for Grugt, @rpn=
lager og a1bre terre 8arer.
2obforloget, ser oprinbelig blep
i,1obrogt al Meprelerta11t 3uttle,
belten1ner, at Ip,1be,1 fal bore Ia=
bet af 211A Gonuners 5taber %
17Ha GommerS Sop og 8un6, og
at Materialet, ioln a1,benbes, life
naa bore oher fire Gie,10eoeles
gon1l1e tDft.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-22

Sneitor,nen naaeSe SeTas. Spo=
pelt=Sero5 bopbc lin fprlte 5neltorm
poo mango Mor / Sg,lbags. 5iere
5teocr Dor set set ltsrltc 5nefol0
/ 25 9(or. S @ol,Sero, GbparbS 90
Stumble Go111,tpcr ialbt nGlten chi
Tpn1nne Sne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-22
Gn Wfinbefeit for ufop6e Mntuu

Gn Wftn0efe1t tor afDp0e MntDn
5anneis ofboIotes forleoen 9ften
paa 5pn11er al Horges Soil / 5ar-
90, 81. Oaf. Soften bar arrangcret
|af enbel af Der. og Wrs. San1lcis'
Genner, lfriber nTrnn", og Mrs.
Miffellel1, Noorbea6, og Rils 9ln=
orea 5olneS> Sarge, Itob i 5pioien
for Qlrra11gelnentet. Man 1an,le0es
omfring i1n11ft ppr,te0e og bel oef=
|feoe 8orOe. Mfrs. sD2iffelien prG=
lioereoe, og So1er bol0tes of Mrs.
H. g. GosparD> Scr. @asparD Ion,t
sRr. q. sfiffel{en 1o1n alIe bor
ltnoet N}r. og Wers: Sonnels 1neget
n9r mo11ge Nar. Wrs. Dina 5n11-
ncls, lons par Sarge paa @je11=
ncnlrejle. bleb pberraft en- betpoe=
Zig Nengegahe. IiIlte6e beb Sen
ItiIfulbc Mi1loefelt por n1onge of Sen
4f6e6es &enner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-22

Yrpbiantcringcn 9anmarf. Sra
ajebenbabu telegroferes Mulloags,
at Negjerineen far heillttet at fon
fijfcre al @neOp / Donnnorf al roen=
lanbif Spril1oel1e. Sorlpniugen bur
a,1togeIig el1 &er6i al $5OO>00O.
Negieringens l1Olen0i11ger CT III u1l-
berbeis til 2onbpn for at orbne me0
3ipb al &pr,l % Sober.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-22

9anif 8efrnt bpo. Sra 9eeel1ab,
&is., neooeltes Ma110ags, at Den
is Mor galnle Charles 8asnuslen
er opo al @jernebetanoel(e efter
fun Sc Iin1ers 5pg6on1. @an bar
bien1me mes ii 9o9es HerlniSlio1l
fra sRorinens 9pelesltotion /
Great Safes, SW.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-22
Sbenf 1lbfarleI af slmntnnitipn

iorbboes, st Gelegran1 fra 5tocf=
boln / 2pr6ags n1eooeler, at ,oen
1benlfe gaegjering netop baboe ,lo=
ltebt Ell Or6re irloO al l1ofpr1el al
Mnn1unition til 0c frigsfprenoe
Magtet label lo1,1 Raan1aterialer,
ser er 11e6be11hig for Sabrifotionen
al &rig5ortifler al e11bber 9lrt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-22
Mnlat,nrt.
5Djf 9lcruplan innbet i 9anmarf,

SDif 9lcroplan fnnbet ! 9anmart,
Sra aipbenbabn teleeraierebes
SpnOags, at ct tplf 9(eroplal1 bar
bleDen fun0et Deo &Dlten al Manp
i georoipe1l Der bar | Ell nleget be-
beifaoiget GiI|tat1o Der fanotes
intet Gegn paa Marolfabet> Ser an
toges at bore pn1foir1n1et. Maifi-
ner1 Ser bar bngget / Roper1ber
Dor TpIot meo Botl1ber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-22
EurhunnBHtatlrtt1.

Sjrlp til Stalicu- Set al1eri=
fanife 9fpoe Gors befjenotgier, al
Set lncD Wleoc pil lnootdge / ii
Sppebfparter 8ibrae til Sc nen
sssprofielDet i stolicn lfaoelibte, oe
pil ienoe 9cngene element lloel1=
riqSoeporten1entet til peOfonln,enoe
Mpnbigbeber SeStalien.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-26
MRS. MURCH|SO|V
WAS ACQUITTED

Nacordoches. Tev.. Oct 2s.--',irs.
Marguerite r Nurch'son. charged
with the nrrser ~ her husband. was
acquitted by the Jury today.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-26
RUSSIA Severe On
HER |NEFf|c|EVTs
Two Cases Cited to Show What she
Does for All who Fsll In
Their Duty.

Petrosrad. Oct. rs Correspond.
ence Of the Associated Press. Rus
sia's way with the inefficient is illus.
trated In the report Of the court,mar-
tiaI which has just sentenced the
captain and lieutenant commander Of
the Russian cruiser Jemchus. which
was destroyed by the Emden At Pc
nang year ago. Both officers were
accused OF negligence
The court found both officers guilty.
and taking into consideration their
hitherto unbiemished record and their
brave service during the Russo-Jara'
nese war" passed the following sen
tence:
Both officers TO lose al civil riehts,
TO be dismissed from the imperial
service and deprived OF all decora'
tions. Captain Baron Tcherkasoff 70
lose his rank Of baron and to be sent
to jail for three and = half years.
Lieutenant Commander KulIbIn to be
sent to Jail for q year and a half"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-26
WORK BEGUN ON
new GRAND STAND
prssldsnt eIzzsIi Drove First Spike
In New structure to seat
ssven Thousand.

The laying Of ske--essser-sere. or
rather the drying Of the first nail,
in the stad a, Kyle field this
afternoon m1rked an epoch in the
history Of athletics at the Agricultural
and Mechanical College.
While the thousand cadets stood at
attention, Dr. W, D, Dizzell. president
Of the institution. drove the frat nail
which started the erection OF the
mammoth grands,and. which when
completed win seat 1000 persons.
In his remarks Or Bl1zell cmrhs-
sired the fact that to build up great
athletic teams Il was necessary IA
create an athletic atmosphere In the
college community. and he urged tha,
the faculty. Instructors. officers Of
the college and the student body alike
support the teams In every way. ne
pointed out that the faculty commit
tee on athletics has assembled the
best possible coaching talent. and
that Il was now up to the team 10
make good This he believes they
win do with the support Of everyone
connected with the institution. Hs
predicted a great year for the Aggles
and concluded his remarks by ssyine
that he could see no reason why the
team should not 20 through the sea
son undefeated.
There viii be In this stadium i.iso
box seats. $3.50 grandstand seats and
1000 bleachers The tickets for the
A. 4 M-university game. to be played
on November 10 at College station
went on sale today at College Station
Austin. Houston. Dallas. Fort Worth
and Waco The receipts for the frsl
days sale were over $1,000 az Col
ieee Station alone. TO say nothing ol
the FIVE other places. All PARTIES de
string box seats should write to W
L. Driver. College Station. Texas. en-
closing a certified check covering the
number Of seats desired Choice bo,
seats are 50 per person; others arr
s25o per person. Reservations fo'
Erandstand seats can also be made
BY writing W. L. Driver.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-26

REPORTS Indefinite,
LACK CONFIRMATION

The Reports Say Won Buelow, Former German
Chancellor, Will Submit to President Wilson
and the King Of Spain Basis Upon Which
Germany Would Discuss Peace-An Italian
Nobleman, Brother-in-Law of Buelow is
Given as Authority for the Story-A Rotter.
dam Publication Gives Out Statement of Ger
man, Austrian and Prussian Losses-The
Figures Are Startling French and Ger.
mans Both Claim Gains in West British Are
Landing Troops to Take Part in Balkan
Struggle Germans Are Still Gaining in Serb.
ian Campaign.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-26
OLD ABE'S AR|THME-
TIC BROUGHT S24)

New York. Oct. 2s.-Abraham Lin
coins book Of arithmetic examples
which he used when Is years old. soll
for saio at a book sale here yester'
day.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-26
FRENCH STATEMENT.
10y Associated Pre~s1

Paris. Oct. 2s.-fightins continues
In the Champagne district at Laoour'
tine. where the French won an i'm
rortant victory yesterday. The Off
cial repcrt today says the German
counter attacks we're repulsed.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-26

~ Associated FFesr-1
london. Oct 25.---A report reached
here today that Prince Won Buelo~.
former German Chancellor. will short
" submit TO President Wilson and
King Alfonso Of Spain an outline OF
conditions on which Germany might
be disposed to discuss terms Of peace,
The report comes from . Reuter-
Madrid dispatch and from no other
source. u gives an italian noblersn'
. brother.in-isw Of Prince Won Bue'
low. ~ authority for the story.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-26
|CH|cAGO SALOONS
UKPROF|TADLE
Sunday Closing Law Has Reduced
Business Below Point
Of Profit.

Chicago. III, Oct sb. SALOON
licenses. which formerly sold as high
as $500. are offered cheap by the
owners on account Of the enforcement
OF the sunday-closins law. One sa-
loon keeper offers the use Of his H.
cense free.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-26
j. S. REPAIR SHIP
HAD CLOSE CALL

New lork. Oct g. : The United
States repair ship Panther was near.
ly hit by a fourteen-ineh shell fired
today from the Sandy Hook proving
grounds The shell splashed over the
Panther. striking the sea a mile be-
yond.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-26

London. Oct. 2s - The Germans
claim further gains In Serbia today.
Paris last night admitted the loss
OF part OF the ground gained In yes
terday's victory. This apparently
reconciles today's conflicting Berlin
and Paris reports.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-26

Berlin. Oct. 2s.-The Germans re
captured today from the French some
positions about 200 yards wide which
the French took yesterday at the la
courtine battle.
The official statement reported ad-
vsnces on all German fronts.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-26
|DURN|Ke STEINER
TONED TO PORT


Charleston. 3. c.. Oct. 2s. = The
frcIshter Colorado. cotton laden. was
towed Into the harhor here today. still
afre. but with a chance OF saving the
ship and the cargo.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-26
GERMAN LOSSES HEAVY.
fny Asso~iafed pre<<

London. Oct. Is. - The Rotterdam,
News courans publishes q statement
that the total losses Of Austria and
Germany In the war are 100000 men.
The total PrussIan losses are 2.o2i.-
oTs. Tire German losses from October
n to 20 were 57.s24 dead. wounded
and missing.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-26
EXECUTED FOR ESPIONAGE.
fu~ a--.~,.,.x p~~~~y

London. Oct ss.--Et was announced
that . prisoner. whose name was not
given. was executed today for espIon.
age.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-26

ssloniks. Oct 2s.--A Brigade Of
British win leave here today to pc.
pare for the British advance on stru-
mitsa. Bulgaria.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-04-02
Celebrates Fiftieth Birthday.

Friday evening, Mrs. Louis Berman,
Pennsylvania avenue, celebrated her
tiftiath birthday by entertaining
few Of her many friends. The even
ing was pleasantly spent in games,
music and conversation, until late
hour when all were invited to the
dining room where the table was
groaning under thu weight Of all the
good things of the season. Many use
full and pretty presents were received
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Berman, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Berman, Mr.. John Sullivan and
daughter, Carrie, MT. and Mrs. Edward
Sullivan and daughter, Mary, Mr-
Denton Sullivan and Mr.. Bennett, Of
Baltimore; Mrs Albert l.. Davis, Mrs.
Shauck and daughter, Miss Minnie
Shauck, Mr.. and Mrs. James Stoner,
Mrs Athie Shaeffer, Mrs Maggie
COL and sons, Denton and Howard,
Mrs Clarence Manager, MIR and Mrs
NJ. Theo Yeiser and daughters, Misses
Rubie. Derma, Mary and Rhoda
YeiSer.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-04-02
W.T.. and Mrs. Beaver Entertain.

NJ and Mrs. Elias Beaver gave a
,ortv Thursday night, in honor of
t%air daughter, Miss Bussey, at their
.an1a near Warfieldsburg. At an
aarIv hour the guests began to arrive
srL until about 93 guests were
a-asant All INDUCED in pleasant
lanes and dancing. The music was
fnrnished by Mr.. Charles Wagner,
TIias Beaver and. others. At a late
haTr refreshments were served con
lf.+ing VII cakes of various kinds and
iamonade, To which ait did ample jus
-ira After thanking MI. and Mrs.
Beaver for their hospitality and their
avaning's enjoyment they started on
tr4ir way home.
Among those present were Messrs-
a-T lresdames Elias Beaver, III Byron
szner. Robert Zahn, Leo Davis, J.
Wilhide, Mack Horton, Henry
vilholas, Paul Zahn, Albert Gibson,
ALERT Bair, Misses Bussey Beaver,
stella Wagner, Martha Owings,
TrAva Wagner, Mildred Arnold,
Nvrtle Owings, Amelia Aloneck, Ella
Nasonhimer, Melvie Gibson, Margaret
hex. Reda Gibson, Viola Frick, Annie
hex. Viola Caples, Blanch Owings,
Carrie NlClOldS, lIOuI5O OMIlBSy lUld
Fcurz, Goldie Shipley, Edna Barber,
sarah Beaver, Mary Shipley, Gladys
Zahn, Dorothy Gibson, Annie Beaver,
Mary z. Owings, Birdie Wagner,
Corfnne Horton, Alverta Wagner,
Mrs. F. E. Owings, Messrs. Beard
Arnold Earl Owings, German Hahn,
Rabbi Horton, Elso Beaver, Carroll
Horton, Noval Beaver, Harvey Carr,
Freddie Frick, Albert Frick, County
Beaver, George M. Owings, Jessie
Cushin, Harry hex, Thomas Cushin,
Monroe Owings, Clarence Caples,
Herbert Owings, VIM o. Caples, VIM
N. Barber, Elias Beaver, Dr., John mi.
OwIngs, Wesley CT Shipley, Lester
Polster, John D. Zahn, Earl Gibson,
Sterling Slater, Oliver hex, William
Fleagle, Roe Davis, John Owings, Jr.,
Jesse Owings, Walter Wagner, Donald
Beaver, Charlie Wagner, Irwin Zahn,
Herman Wagner, Robert zahI, Jr-,
anI others.
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HORSE RUNS AWAY
Miss Sprecher and Miss Farquarson
Injured.

Miss Virginia Sprecher, daughter
OF Dr. and Mrs. ID. B Sprecher, or
Sykesville, and Miss Helen Farquar-
son, of Virginia, who is visiting Miss
Sprecher, narrowly escaped death
March rs, in runaway accident on
the road near Sykesville-
IA buggy, in charge or colored
boy, had been sent to the Springfield
Hospital after Miss Sprecher, who is
z nurse at that place, and when on
their way home they met Miss Far
quarson- She got into the buggy
and va seated in thu Tap of Miss
Sprecher. When they reached Spring
Hill, which Is very steep, the horse
became frightened and started to run
down the hill at full speed. Near the
home Of Mr. Kellenbach, at the bot
tom Of tn hill, The buggy was upset
and Ait of the occupants were thrown
with great force to the ground.
Miss FarQuarson was rendered I'M
conscious and her head and face were
bPdly cut and bruised The colored
Boy and Miss Sprecher were also cut
about thu face and head and badly
shaken up. They were pinned under
the vehicle. The horse jumped the
fence of Mr.. Hipsley's place, landing
in his garden. The vehicle was de-
molished. The two young women and
the boy were taken home by some
friends
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-04-02
MOTHERS OF
DELICATE CHILDREN
Should Read the Following
Letter-Mrs. SIack's Story
About Her ChiId's Recovery
Is Entirely Reliable.

Palmyra, Pa Three years ago my
little girl had black measles which left
her with chronic cough and so awfully
thin you could count all her ribs, and she
coughed % much he had 40 appetite
tfNothing W. gave her seemed to
help her at all until one day Mrs. Neibert
told me how much good Vinol had done
her little girl, so decided to try it for
my little one, and it has done her so much
good she j. hungry All the time, her
cough il gone, he j. stouter and more
healthy in color and this il the first win
ter she has been able to play out in the
snow, coasting and snow-balling without
any i'll effects. Mrs. ALFRED SLACK,
Palmyra, Pa.
We know Vinol will build up your
little ones and make them healthy,
strong and robust, therefore We ask
parents Of every frail and sickly child
in this vicinity to try bottle Of Vinol,
our delicious cod liver and iron tonic
without oil.
If W. can induce you to try bottle
Of Vinol a. body builder and strength
creator for your child, and you do not
find it is all we claim, we will return
yeur money on demand.
Shaw Drug Co.. Westminster. Nd.