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The farmer and mechanic., 1915-08-03
1T is NOT THE LEN 9TH OF
EXISTENCE THAT COUNTS.

The Living Church.
Particulars have reached Hawar-
den of the manner in which w. @.
Gladstone member of parliament,
grandson of the great statesman and
the young squire Of Hawarden, was
killed a the front.
The rector Of Hawarden, in his ser
mon last Sunday morning. spoke OF
Mr.. Gladstone's extraordinary dutiful-
ness and courage, and said he wrote
from the trenches to his mother
Really you will be wrong if you
regret my going. for l am very glad
and proud to have got TO the front.
It is not the length OF existence that
counts but what is achieved during
that existence. however short !
Although the late Mr. Gladstone
WAS a Liberal member of the house
| Of commons, he had the moral cour-
age to take an independent line on
| the Welch question
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-08-03
NANCY WOULDN'T BUDGE.
Tired of Walking, Minneapolis
Horse Stops and Stays.
MinneapO polls Journal

Tired of Walking, Minneapolis
Horse Stops and Stays.
Minneapolis Journal.
Nancy won the argument.
While jockeys, jitney bus drivers,
sailors, ribbon statesmen, policemen,
firemen, messenger boys, eXpressmen,
farmers, suburbanites, fiatdwellers,
and business men of leisure vocifer-
ousiy suggested old and new means
for making her change her mind,
Nancy, a white mare, IT years old.
gently but firmly declined to proceed
further with a wagonload of eggs and
butter she was hauling from the Mil
waukee Station to the Central Mark ct
| today
| She struck just before she reached
Fourth street and planted her four
feet on the Hennepin avenue asphalt
1 with an air Of finality that could not
who presided over Nancy today for the
| first time for a firm Of commission
| merchants. demonstrated, but Nancy
| tossed her head to indicate that the
| incident was closed.
| Then the crowd began to gather.
Every one had his theory for making
Nancy proceed on her way.
| Put some water In her ear, said
one. Volunteers filled an empty pop
bottle with water and tilted Nancy's
| head to the proper angle. Nancy
jerked up her head Indignantly, and
the water was distributed impartially
over the OnlOokers.
Put some sand in her mouth,
came next Nancy spit out the sane
and snorted-but remained standing
"Giddap!" shouted Johnson, bu
Nancy needed not.
Push the wagon" and a score o
onloOkers ''heave-hOed" Nancy arount
the corner into Fourth street. Ther'
she stopped.
! Build a fire under her." said ;
farmer, but reconsidered when cit.
dwellers reminded him that it wa.
: against the law to build bonfires il
city streets. Johnson regarded tn
inert Nancy's back sadly.
Another round of pushing brough
Nancy in front of Fire Station A.
Perhaps" said some psychologist
IF the fire engines come out, she
9 want to go to the fire, too" but no
n body offered to turn in an alarm
e A man in a green felt hat and a
e air of authority seized Nancy's bridl
r and started to back her.
tt Don't do that cried Johnson, 20
: we'll never get there. Giddap.
Y The man with the green felt ha
6 turned Nancy about with the idea c
S backing her to the city market. Sh
4 kept her status as a Standpatter The
: the crowd pushed the wagon hac
n Into Hennepin avenue and halfwa
r up the block to Fifth street. but nc
r until Nancy had been blndfolded.
O Some one got a brick and the late:
g addition to the counselors pounde
3; her hoofs Nancy kicked.
Don't do that" cried Johnson, {
% we'll never get there. Giddap'
X There were suggestions that Nane
. might go if a string were tied aroun
= a tooth; that she might go il some OF
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-08-03

put cocaine in her nose; that she
might go II a stick OF wood were tied
TO her bit, but all efforts failed A;
last accounts Nancy was still station
ary.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-08-03

One end of a large stone church
in Chicago weighing several hundred
tons, was moved bodily to permit the
enlargement Of the building by erect
ing a new section midway of the struc-
ture.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-08-03

The worlds greatest timber supply
is owned by Russia.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-29
Spnnta sdnI snperintenOeni.

SIN mnierer beuti9en Nlnnller
buiaiaen mir oie gnsei9e bon :. 10.
9omlier oils 4onoboot CUR Bleoer'
mail fir bas glrrt 6es Supernrteii'
ben Der Sd)irl@t BON @aseonaoe
gountp, tpeldcs er bisber in iebr gu
ACKNOWLEDGMENT @eiie befleIoet bat.
ST. hat nit pieIep @ifer fir ore Ner.
beiierrtps Der 3ldtdnbe in uttereit
2anoidalIen searbeitet imto bot m
.6ieier Sinfidt @id, &anltahe er.
5ieIt.
gor ieiner gertpadtlnt9 oes arntes
lieferten uniere 2mtoidl1rlen mn 20
groouirte Sdiiler; jett dber S72.
Mit 8es,ps oaif oen oupdNtnritfitbeii
t6aliden Gdailbeii,d, farS iet 1910
cine 3anpnbme BON 226 itatt. Die
gibliotbefen ,lnierer Sdpilen tpuroc'
burd, 6343 rei,e @iider Derrnebrt.
Or b~ei6roerte z nnierer 2mroifirlen
olrf Die Site Der, als ~aufrieoerltel'
emo onertamntem 2anoidlren, 6ercn
S3abl unrs one t2. SteIle iurter ben
ia Counties lmiereS Stontes 9ieht.
9urd ieirle @ertpeatbiing baben meeb'
rere flcine Gdyulbiitrifte Stontsbilfe
I'M gctrage bon mebreren bunSert
Dollars erbuIten.
SEER Sotmtier lit pinrftlid I'M De,
@rfiinlrng feiner gfIidten, uflo Netr
aonses Sntereiie lit olf Den ei1relt
Glinft f~orsentrirt. ole 2alSiditler
oitf Sen moglidl boditen -Storto,
punft al brinqen. Inn 0ieie anf'
gnbc 81 loien nntbte Serr 9oaul'el
sic ofdIcn @crhdltniiIe zines ieoer
9iitrifts gcipml temren lert1er. 81
m,tbtc iidj INIT Sen 2ebrern, BEN 81
tern, oWr Sdiilerr llnb hen altae'
meiner 3litGnbm eifws jeoen 9t
itrifts b~crtrol,t mndPn. 3ics allies
i'm &errin nit id1oloiftifer gef1big.
nip9, regent @ifcr tltb SSslutcreiie fiji
sic Qitte Code, fin6 bie gtrcmifaf
ten citpes Qirtes SdniIil,perintenhen.
Serr 9mnter hot ale bieie 8e
f1biou,meat llno one 2ehrer mierei
Golntn's hoben feirre 2eiitnr9e1 in
SSfltcreiic aurierer Sdnlfen oh1e Nus
nofNne Nrnrfo1wlt. inhem iie i'm Tit
quit, 1914, in Ser %eriom1flntg il
SmetsniIle. ieiape GanbiSnt1tr Sit1
@ieSerertrGhGlrtN inSoriirt hn(cn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-29
Die Gebefab Suse balt Dffentlid)c
Seamten = Ginfibrnne.

Sic crite ofientlifc ginfiibralug
Der aurelia &ebefab Soge fano OH
9ienstoe, Den 20. 3. &C., in Smitb's
Salle itatt.
Sral &adel Seitert, Gift. Sep.
graiibent, m,teritiitt BON 6. s.
&ippiteial, oils @rarro Mauidul; S.
s. Samers, als @ranb @arben; s.
S. SdsNer. OILS @na1po Secretarp
uno 2oaris q. Saenede. aIs @rorpb
armialrer. fiibrten one folgenoen
8eamten in ibre &emter ein1
Noble Grand, Mrs. Martha Hell
mers, Vice Grand, Miss Martha
B. Klenk, Secretary, Mrs. Rose
Rippstein, Treasurer, Miss Myrtle
Meyer. X
Die nppointipe 8eamten iirt6 lpte
ioIgt:
r. S. N. G., Mrs Rosa Robyn,
L. S. N. G., Mrs Louis Begemann,
R. S. v. G., Mrs Emma Ochsner,
L. S. ". G., Miss Emma Klenk,
Warden, Miss Alma Ochsner.
Conductor, Miss Louise Maus.
hund, Chaplain. Mrs. Louise Wild
Inside Guardian. Miss Irene Walz
Outside Guardian, Mrs. Anna
Pletz.
Die SaIe mar mit Den 8ebefaf
Sarben, Stole inpb Grim. pradtig De
forirt. Srou Seibert bielt eint
treffIife @e6e iiber Den 0rbert uni
bie gluten 3nede 6es &ebefab43 apefgi
besieIbe1. sic ipqrrSe in anerfe.r
nn1g ibrer 8erbienfte pom Ger 2ogt
init eiirem praftpolIat Soltoerir
2offel beifanft. Serner mrrSen SRI
emma @iele INIT elmer golberel ST.
betob 2ogemgeo6el wtb 6. s. &ipp
itein nit einem &aitdper.I nfias be
ifenff. Gin helifoter 2irnh niirot
ierbirt lmrb one 8oifen ip,rbeit 0urd
mfitGliffe 8ortrGge ousgefiiut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-29
Bank
Don germauu, 4slo.
Die Sanf Ger Seute, Don Sen Geuien
uno fur Ole Seute."
&eine Samf iid)erer

8reb 8Iet, bon Canaan, tpurNe
iiin9ft nod ct. 9olis geruien, I'm
dls Il. e. Betit4Satror slr oiereat.
-Walter WlnpSpiller Itattete an
lebten Sonntas feirer Smuilie, bier.
einen 8eiitb ab.
-Srni Sbeo. @raf befon6 iidJ 81
anfa..s bieier ISOLDE mebrere Gage,
beiidapeiie. in Sefferion Gitp.
Seridafft eitd meine Roten fir
6euerperiiderung, bebnr ibr Ser.
iideuiflg nelnt. @ictor u. Silber.
-Hid,ter Cleo. @raf febrtc am
pergangeiren Samstag bon elmer Sc.
ifaftsreiie, nod Cope @irarbeou
G0rntb. suriid.
-8ie mir borer 1T Der 9reis bon
SdutbIeber gans eepoltie seitie9em;
cine Steieer,urg hon so Gents, in
ben 8reifen fir S,iBbefIeioinlg pirh
baber obne 3tpeifeI balo nadfolgen.
-Sn Der SpeaiaI @eiddftspey.
immlnng 6es bieigen BOARD Of
Srooe". am Smnstog, ben 6. Ser.
rinr. ipir5 ore @abI Der 8eafnten,
fiir bos nddite Sdbr. ftottfinoen,
Geo. @berlm urtb Sui. Sanie,
naren elm paar Snge Der noriger
ISOLDE in ct. 2ouis ,irp6 mobirten De,
&onbention Der GifentpoorcnbdnbIe
bei.
-Sie oeutide M. 6. &emeiiloe
IN 9rafe. miro ibre iabrlite Eager
p~eriammIln,g (earupmeetins) on
nad6ten 81, %. unb 80. Suli oh
baIten. 8ir entbieten bieranit al
gIIe Elm bersIides Bilfommer.
6. S. 8reul, Saitor.
-llniere Mitbiineer, GBas. aIic
lnp6 @ottin, batten an lesten Conn
tas abeno, CUR 5eier ibrer iilberrel
Sodseit, eia,en 5ablreifen &reij
BON 8enpanaten umb SreurSen il
ibrer gaStIiden @obanlt9 oerIam
melt. gud, mir entbieten bent Sn
belpnar hermit unferen @liidfpumit,
m0ae es bcn6eIben ~ueraonnt iein
and, Dos ieItene Set Der 9olSene'
$ohseit in gleid1er Beiie 5n feiern
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-29

SRI. @rnnra Silent reiibe oalr ber'
nolaenen Somltng nod ct. 2ouis.
--Sas meme Selepbon . AOoreIi-
bub lit jest IN urtieren SonSen 5lfl
Srud.
-9ernunn Noedli, Don SamSs,
beianb ii6 ON lebten Montng later
Den bteit9en 8eiltdern.
Mdn perieBIe nibt init Slctor
u. Silber al ipredelt penn man
Seuerneriiderlntg ben6thiqt lit.
-gSm. Woilpin nno @uttin feDr-
ten oln lebten SMnstog BON einem
8eft6 in Ct. 2olis 5uriid.
-&. 8, Reiobart modte gegen
gnoe Der ISOLDE einen 8eiuf in
Niorriion,
S. s. &arfs, DON Berger, ipraf,
an Rontag 6ieier 8ode m unierer
Srl,ferei Dor.
Geo. 2ang uulb Mug. Seller,
bon fredericksburg, beiaatoen iif 81
anfane bieier ISOLDE bier. in Sc
ffaften.
-@iit. Ioffratb bate am uori.
gen Sreitog Dos llrgliid cine SanI
in elmer Maidine in Ger Sdubfa'
hrif, erbeblid gu perlesen.
G. s. Slid. Clos Slid Ii. Sat
tin, rebit SObn 2ouis. tebrten o1i
lettert Wnntas BON ct. 2oaris 5irriid
mo fie Der 8eeu6ieung ibres perito.
benen 8erhpanbtcn Sditor sSobn s
Slid. beieepotnt batten,
Wing. &opp, lueld1er elm paa'
8oden bel ieiten anpebGrisen, in
5rieoenssboI. perlsbt batte. reiite on
borigen 9onnerstog ipieber mad
EIoinbiep, SeT., mo er ei1e Stell
ais Sngenieur befIeibet,
-Ru6p 8alubgoertner un6 8lr
Eoeit1G, ipeIde ieit Se1t Iettert ore
Monnten oils II. g. @rmr1- nm
8etit . Sitrors oientert trafen on
Ietten Smnstag bier elm im Del
Sonntng bel ibuen SmniIien su Der
4ebet.
5mnf s.. Slid BON Sebron. q
8f.. iueilt eesenipartie in Stolp'
a,pf 8eiitdj bel 8erfpatpSten Ser
Slid fam bier burfY bel ieiner Slid
febr bon @ranite Grin; er betreis
bas 3inrmernmnts SmnSaperf i'm
lit bon 6cs 2obes nit @e3og Girf y
Daf.
SIN Den R1dyten borr lette
Sreibos llrlb SmnStag iieI oas Que
fiber a,rf 10 biz 12 @rab. unite
GuIl. frosoem Dies bis iest 81
itrengite G1Ite Sieies @inters MAJ
inlo Der Stub bier an gnSe Dese1r
Der irb anfais SsSanaior nit eine
feite, @isbriide iiterSogen NOR, bIi,
beriebe ieitber often. iit aber jel
tuieher itarf mt 3reibeis atnefiiat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-29

-&idter 8alfer befono iitJ am
Iesten Samstng in Steeloile.
8ie itebt's INIT eurer Seuerber.
fiferung2 Mm gebe 5i 8ietor u.
SiEber, uno befraee iih fpesen Der
Staten.
-9r. 8ranf .@mWbea npO 8at.
tin, BON @orriion, beFarloen iid am
Iestert Montag, beind,saDeife, m
Sermann.
-8iS berte iifb i'm Sieiem Sabr
idpn Sc SngoIisenien erfbeiIt NOR.
ben luro Gountp-glerf Bles ertpartat
bab ole 3ubl 6erielben, nod Dor
gnoe oieies Monots. aisf 100 iteigen
fpiro.
-,Srm arthur Ono, ,peldle nleb-
rere @oden in 9ap gam 9ehld1 BEL
ibrat @Itert, Der 5mnilic, Senrp
8ierfpirtb, oeripeilt bette. neiite anl
Witttpud pieoer i'm ifrre Seimntb be-
Repoba, Mo., suriid.
SRI. emnta @rcttEorit, bon Der.
ger, befuto iid am lebten Wtittnod1
bier IN Der Stabt, l1lo iproG aud
auf imricrcr Office Dor, lm Sas gboll
nertent hires &oters, Sobn @rett.
bort, 5ll ernelterh
--Senrp SdNDarb, BON ct. Sotis,
beiano lid am leeteil Nfitttpod), be
IudSlpeiie, IN &ernuunn ltnb Natlbar
idafft; nor, bier aus heqnb CT iid Md
2abob6ie, I'M 0ortigeal &eriparStcI
aIeid)fnIfs eirren @eatdldy abjlltotten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-29
ucme N1mjter

sd, babe oieier Sn9e bic nrlen
SHUTTER Sapetcn erinltert bon ben &C.
p5bnIidan bis pu oat elegartdiien.
Selepbnmrt go. 165 alS id mcroc
eird) Die Natter sur Indidt ~uorlegen
2o,iS Snber5tod.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-29
Sat Gncr Sinh @drmer9

Ole meiften Sinner bobcn beleg.
te 3unae, Ttarfer atbcm, @aaen.
tpeb, @inge inter Sen Gl,sen, blei.
DIE unb 0erbIid,e 6drbe, nero6s,
aerei5t, 3Gbnefniriden, @dlScn Inn
Sdlnf, eiaenartiae Sr6ume. aIles
oos bebelaet, oaB bas &ito @iir.
mer hat. Soft qleid) cine Sdudtel
aidopoo @mmt6btcr. sobtet Die
8iirmer, uno brinat fie oird b'
iiibren aus benz &Srper. Sn ganbn.
Sorm unb Ieidt aii nebmen. 25c,
hei Girrem %slpothefer. (aoo.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-29
Seiratbs 2isenien.

Thomas Butler. Bay 49,. \. 40
Mary Bonds, Eldon ~. 80
Leo. A. S%chlottach, BEN q
Lydia Paasch, Owensville Is
John A. Eichenseer, st. Louis %
Katherine Kullmann, st. Louis "a
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-29
gsptis.

9~eiudSitrnbcn iipO bon Jest at
bon bolb4pier, his A llbr, gtatnnit-
ta9s; jeban 9ng, nil snisrnbmc oeS
Sonntogs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-29

Senrp Sorb. BON Der 6orS Ro.
tor Go. npadt hetanrst Dob cine Der
europdiiben. friesfiibrewrcn Idd,
te eimen eIaiftroa fir 10000 aeitcs
fir ioforti9en gerfarot, 9eaeben ba'
Be: er iaat ober ltidst tpeEd,c Der 30.
tioner, er ut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-29
@tone SIN @ine 60.
-Srou Ollie Sluter lnro ainoe

Srou Ollie Glitter lnl0 alnoet,
ipelde bier lei Srmt Cutters @ltcrl,
Ridter altg Meper uipo @attin, otf
geiud, aerpeien mareal. reiiten Gil
noriqen @itttpof. IN 9cgleitung bon
Sri. Mprtle Weper, mieoer nod
balte, nodJ gaboal, $40.
-sSt Der iobrli6en Seriamt1llung
Der @aseonaoe GoluttD Telephone
60, aan 81. .. Sc, i'm GourtiJans.
mlroen ioIgenSe 9eamtcn errpoblt:
Soc. Sonoar, Srditbent; ST. Satfen.
@toe.E rdiibent; Q. S. Stocnner, g.
fretar 1ln6 Sdatmeiiter; ripo Senrp
8einIanS, Or. galsgbea, Soc. Sor'
ban, Sranf Sndcrt ltn6 9. s. Stoeh
rer, aIs 9ireftoren. Gum @aidafts'
fiibrer wupoe 6. z. @illiGnts er'
tr1bIt.
MoIeGe, $40. tp1troe Dor etrel
@pde BON eirparn p~erbeerenoen Sele1
beimeehldt, Saird, Deldles EN- gail
ser 8Lod bon establishment TO
toll seritort tpurbe, non oeitef1 mn
elm einsiges perfidert lpar. Seits1
gerfiderirnq toftet freiIif, @elo; on!
lit aber a.d Der Soil nit ir9erso ct
mas Mnoerenr, mas habenStpcrtb lit
Man be6erSiqe odfer Die Grfdbriirt
bon IoIelle upS tperrbe iif on Sic
tor Silber, Igent fir Sel,er : Yer
Iifsernnn.
-llnSere Mitbiirser, Gfas. Wlalls
hurb nn6 Coffin, f~eierten ont letter
Smnsta9 gbeat1 bas biibide Set De
iilber1,en Sod3eit, in 8eieaidJai
subIreider 8ertpan6ten anto Sreunot
pelde iit eingefunSen fatten I'm
Dem ssitbsIpaar ibre @Iiidapitnif
oar3ltbrinpen. aud Sie grterprtl
Militorp 8arS, ocren MitaGieo Ser
Rnatsbumro ut, NOR 5ur Seier er
itienerl. Sir eratiilieren biermi
ebenfoIIs nn6 miinifen hcm Goa
eire @ieSerfoIratn Der 8cier in 2
cSnbren RON iebt.
CINE 9ebufte rrebit 8or4Sanppe
nirb am SumstGa, cen 6. Sebrlldr
lin ser 2ofper Sir1t Greet Sdrle, !:
MeiIe oitIif BON 6eils aanfGocer
under 9ebtung bon 81. SO. Sdsrer
ftattfinSen. anfong lint bolb-uf
llbr obenSs. Cur 9eipredatr,
fommt Die Snoge, .Grlan9eit nj
msbr &~enntnifie Satrh 2eieit, ais no!
our6 &eiSen?" Gnfiir tuerben &prc
den, 2ouis s. Sddsrer nno Sita
9orids; Soaeqcn, 81. 6. 9ufrter I'M
@aIter Sdroamnburg. SeSprnmm i
herslid6t einaeIoSen. 9nmen lin
erirtt Die pgores" nidt gu perge'
fen.
Seiratbs : 2isenien.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-18

Since the Terminal Railroad Y. NJ. &. 4
League moved 10 its new athletic field
Just cast of GnioH alton. the crowds
have aveTa Sed LOO a day and every ma n
whn has played in the games has been in
uniform. 4 big Improvement over last
season. The rain last Wednesday set
ted the intfeld. much OF which had been
filled IL. and has made the diamond fas
The Washington herald., 1915-05-18
LEGAL NOTICE.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia Joseph Letter. et- al. trustees IN
der the last will and testament Of Levi q Letter.
deceased. plaintiffs, u. Joseph Letter and Sey-
mosr Morris. executors under the last will and
testament Of Mary T. Letter deceased. ct. al.
defendants. Equity No aaoo. The object Of this
suit is for settlement Of the accounts Of the
trustees under ths last will and testament Of Levi T.
Letter. deceased. from the beginning Of their trns
tesahip to March 9. 1913 the date Of the death II
Mary T. Letter. one Of the trustees and beneficiary
under the trust. and for ths ascertainment OF the
present assets well the PRINCIPAL of said trust
estate at the date Of the death Of the said Mary
T. Letter.
On motion Of the plaintiffs. it is this nth day
Of May 1915. ordered. that the defendants. Nancy
Lathrop Carver Campbell. Marguerite Hyde. countess
Of Suffolk and Berks: Mary Irene Curzon. an in
FAINT: CYNTHIA Blanche Curn,n. an infant: Alexan-
dra Nsldera Curzon. infant Earl Curson. OF
Kedlestou. guardian Of Mary Irene Cnrson:
Cynthia Blanche Curzou and Alexandrs Madeira
Cur1on: Mary Meta Campbell infant; Colin
Campbell. an infant; Audrey Nancy Campbell. an
infant: Charles Henry Howard. an infant: Cecil
John Arthur Howard. an infant: Greville Reginald
Howard. an infant; joseph Letter. r.. an infant.
and Thomas Letter. an infant. cause thsir ap
pearanes to b sntefed herein on or before the
fortieth DAY. exclusive n Sundays and legal holi-
days. occurring after the day Of tho first publiea-
ton Of this order; otherwise the cause VII -
proceeded with q In case Of default. Provided.
. copy Of this order b publishsd once week
for thres successive weeks In the Washnefon Law
Reporter and Ths washington Herald. oloss
aid DAY. r. l. sIDDONS. Justice. J. R. YOUNG.
Clerk. r. r. BELEW. Assistant Clerk
The Washington herald., 1915-05-18

John kilroy. of the Car Department
nine. is an all around player. having
played first base. catcher and pitcher
since the Railroad League got under
way. He is always smiling and be,
cause of this fact is well liked b,
everybody.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-18

All In nrst-class condition. suitable
can or sldrsss ], B. 1el.xU0HLiN, q
1s1lfii 4Sni ssssstss AfEEew c@eh s.1isa:
The Washington herald., 1915-05-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WHEREAS 1T HAS PLEASED ALMIGHTY GOD
in his divine wisdom TO remove from our midst
our associate and fellow Director. ABRAHAM d.
PRINCE: sad
WHEREAS. We knew him a. q good and loyal
citizen Of his country. honest and considerations
business man charitable and considente to those
| in need or in trouble. without regard to race or
Hlision. broad and liberal in his dealnEz with his
fellowmen. sctive and enthusiastic for the welfare
ok Washington. and valued and efficient Director
Of our Bank; and.
WHEREAS, In his death his family and the
entiEs community in which he lived and in which
he vas respectsd and esteemed for his many sood
and noble qualities of heart and mind. nouns his
leB: therefore. De Il
RESOLVED. By the Directors Of the SECUR.
ITY SAVINGS AND COMMERCIAL
BANK II Warrington. d. c., in special meeting
assembled this Eth day II May. A. D.. that in the
Death Of our friend and Co-Difectos, ABRAHAM
d. PRINCE, this Bank suffer- tie In Of . True.
friend and N ah,s and valued Director: and. b Il
further
RESOLVED. That ~ extend 10 his family our
sincerext and heartfelt sympathy n the hour oe
their bereavcmest: and. be Il further
RESOLVED. That Committee Of four q the
DirectUs b appointed to attend his funeral, and
that this Resolution be published In the dnily
rreo and CITY sent to his family.
Attsus: vjes rsiSe:s.
JOHN 4. sAL1z.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-18

Thornett. third baseman for the
station team. Is one of the best clout-
ers In the city. In the game with
Gar department last Friday he made
triple and two singles out of three
times ut bat. and was a big factor in
the victory for his team.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-18
ROOMS AND BOARD.

THE LOCH RAVEN. - 3RD ST. Nw.-LARGE
and small rooms private bath if desired. electric
light. bell service, continuous hCt-water; near
Capitol. all public buildings; rst-class table board
transients accommodated.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-18

Charlie mhauch. who pitched around
town Tor n number of years and was q
good pitcher about ten Years ago. has
again donncd the glove and entered the
pitchers box. He relieved Kilroy in the
game against Union Station last Friday,
hut was in no condition to twirl as he
had great difficulty in locatin the
plate. With good workout Charlie
should give good account of himself
as he still has plenty OF steam
The Washington herald., 1915-05-18
AUCTIONS.
AUCTIONS.

J. AUCTIONEERs
TRUSTEES SALE
lo2 VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS in
WESLEY HEIGHTS, D. c.
Near the Methodist University and Short Distance South of
Massachusetts, Avenue Extended Within Five Squares the Ex
of New Line of Electric Cars Running Wisconsin
Avenue and Macomb Street University Heights and Can Be
Reached Directly by Auto Via ewe Street and Tunaw Road
Coli, By virtue of deed in duly
o n EEL ssfGn DAY fSPs the
MENCING AT TWO O'CLOCK
Sold
13 LOTS IN SQUARE 1925
sr s h2rs ssP ASP to % m
Sc LOTS BEING ALL OF SQUARE 1919
KNpwS As LOTS To- .S1 T9sTSs %
33 LOTS BEING ALL OF SQUARE 1889
W. / saaTos FEET ~
These Lots Will Be Offered Sngly Such Groups as Pur-
asers May Desire and This Sale Offers Unusual Opportunity
Purchase Desirable Lots Account OF Accessibility and
Growing Section of the District Which Is Rapidly Improving
day
OF With by deed
win be lot Of
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The Washington herald., 1915-05-18

George W. Keefe. umpire in the
Terminal Railroad Y. NJ C. A. League.
was professional player for seven
teen years. playing with Washington
In 1889 and with many other big
league teams before he quite the an.
mond. He 10 conscientious ana able
ana 10 managing the games we'll
The Washington herald., 1915-05-18

USE AND READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE-FARMS.

Nice little s-acrs suburban homo i'm.
proved by 5-rcom bungalow in good re-
pair: st1ble' or garage. and fine flowing
spring. Only ;2 minutes walk to the
cars. Price. $4,000: $3.50 cash.
No. 12s-s,.ooo buys a good farm OF
72 IL acres. Is miles from Washington;
81 acres in cultivation; 10 fruit trees
hne well and springs: only 10 minutes
walk to school. church and store. I'm.
proved by 4-rcom house, stable, wagon
shed. corn crib and poultry house. This
price includes . horses. 9 cows. pigs
30 chickens, buggy. farm wagon. riding
cultfvator, plows, harness. farming iH-
Elements and household furniture. own
er has to leave this section of The coun-
try.
No. 125-Nice truck farm OF so acres.
only Is miles out on macadam road; 80
acres cultivation, balance oak timber;
watered by fine springs. Bart-wirn
fencing: SO apple trees, 1000 straw
berry plants room frame house. barn.
and poultry house for 2GJ head. Price.
$1,000; one.half cash.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-18

john Nolan. manager of the Car De-
rartInent min" in the Terminal Railroad
Y. NJ. c. a. circuit. is one of the great
h'arted. optimistic men who strive eter.
r"ll' to plac" baseball on high plane
al good craftsmanship. II is no wonder
therefore. that when he loses his friends
remark AT his ability TO see good even il.
q feat. Wen get YOU next time: We
were of stride today" while olo
stun. still sounds good to the real fan
and "" pre- let that Nolans wild mel.
WI lee in the race 10 the finish il they
DO not land tn has
The Washington herald., 1915-05-18
FOR SALE-SUBU-.BAN.
WANTED-ROOMs

GO To MRS. FIELDS INFORMATION BU-
reau. 3oi kenois Bldg, to secure high class ten
ants. Registration free. Main 66Ss