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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19

Statens &a%nbfalb. Ser er flor
.|inbfiebt fpleenbe 8on6falo for 9to-
tens &egning: 2angerfaelbcn i
8pglono for $4,000 :&roner, to
8an0rettigbeoer / ulteelben for
1900 Rroner, @ofabifbas0raget Deb
gfern for $4,000 @roner,. en- 8ono=
ret / &peitsfos / 8ioreio for 5000
||Rroner % RafoS / &bina for $685.
900 &roner, besu0en en- 8anord
|beo So6en al geafos fipbt for 12,=
900 aroner. Gil Sn6fipb ! nelt c
opfgreS iom barlig 1907
900 &roner. Set mebbeles> at flere
Eilbu6 ON :5alg af tiIoels nlegpt
betp6elioe 8anbfoIbsfomplefier for
IEiben er unber. Bebm6ling | Qlr=
Observation-Disclosures. Staten eier M
|iaIt 39 gan6fol6 nreo en- ia1nlet
C&raft al 156,49O SeltefrGfter |
ureguleret % 776>OSO @eItefraiter
| reguleret Stonb. .$eraf ligger
|12,800 S%eitefrafter moe i 2anoet
meo lang Mfiton6 iii @abet. ioo
nonDttelien mao .foregan 1,Gr gano=
|faloet. 464,900 Seltefrefter logger
linbe i 2on6et, men Zig til, at &raf-
ten meo 6or0a fan %oberferes til
&obrl. 100,42O &eItefrnfter er i16z
fiebt of -Senfbn til eIeftrtiiift Sern=
bane6rift. 197,96O .&eltefraffter
finoes 8on6fol6, iom Iigger beb
eller ganife n9r @gen. \
Mf 6e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ION
er gibet, er tim fem Mnleg biotil
fnlofert. Set er 9elfoberne Hilt.
fanfos q &oncegiioner), Norif e1ef-
triif MetaIinon1tri, moeloens Gell,=
lo1efobrif og Mrenools 5meltebGrf
Mf oiSie M1,lag er ser bi6til i1bbe:
tolt ar. 71.,519.64 / Nfeifter til
Stote1t og Ser. 5,97o.18 iii Som:
munerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19

AGENTER tjener $4,000 aarlig.
Bliv Deres egen HERE. Deres It'd
err Deres egen, enten- hele Tiden
eller hvad De kan anvende we'd
Hjemmet eller we'd Rejser. Skriv
|idag efter O%plysninger til r. j.
HOFF, Sales Mgr, Box lat. Red
Wing, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19

MADAME ELDON, lvidenskabelig
Palmist, 'Clairvoyant" OF Astrolog,
Prove Reading" med Posten. Send
Fddselsdag og S Tocents FrimRr-
ker: $500 14th St., N. w, Wash
ington, D. c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19
B|andede Annoncler.

BAYFIELD, COUNTY, W1s.-4Ou
Acres god Jord. En- Mil til Sta
ton og Skole, code Veje. Adresse:
JAMES HOPKINS, Benoit, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19
Gn Mrme al M1alipuer

MI bruger ~Nar11er's 8bite
'2sSi1lq oano 9ar COMPOUND" tiger, Ct
set er Set beofte D1iobeI paa SSor0en
for 9o'fe 5~orfielclie % ibage GIN
DER. s E85s I
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19

TIL sALG. 80, 100, 100 Ac-
res. Udkanten at Landsbyen, for
uden, og 80, 100, 100 og 1850
Acres fra 2 til S Mil fra Lands
byen, med al personlig Ejendom.
Den a%llerbedste lord. Skriv eftar
Oplysninger til: CHARLES MOCK
ROSE Boyd, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19
5orllag tiI 0r01ting al l1oenrigSpG=
Tenet poo Gr1,nblag af nbenrigs-5
commissioners Sn6itiIIi1tg.

4EE HeEsaYH@ IE
Nnt GIeftfiritetsprrf. 9ritert
fomml1naIe elefftrieitetspprf CT i
bisie Daqe lat iaa1,q. araft]tatio=
mems eleftriffe Sci ct Ieperet Of sSS11-
fgrite fomununaIe, @leftricitetgbgrf
pua Gpnbmpre % ifaI gibe &raft
|til 9elnsnina Cd Dpparmning og
M~eotor0rift i 9rltenbif ug omIiig-
oeltoe @oaroe. Sets goeepne er
$50 @ilppot.
-
mon,a m.hna. ~ mo-
!; ,on,,noo4+o4 80. ,,oo5ta sM,, onfa,oa
. miI};o,,or oro,o,. II o}nhno -
= ar;asH;ho ,,o,,,nn 5no.ooo a..
tiaaooenoc Mine1olegaer, 10000
It'll forfeit 8pgning af l%tn0erpa1log:=
babe, 65O,OO0 &roner til 8pglling
al to ipecielIe Minetolngeerc %
100000 &ro11er til @aobegpnoelien
.af en- Gorpeoobaoo.
--
stor symmerbanbel. Eorpe 5fop=
e%jerforeninq % genunerlol9sfor-
et1ing, ,ion tilbprer Dron1n1enspas=
+6roget, Dar netop iolgt ct Burti
Edmmer poa ca. 1000 Iplpter til
8oreqoar6 - oltiaa baa SEN an6en
ne CT pc panl1ge ! @lomlnell' %
Ueaal1119en llal ne eT1er Vle1l1'l1ells
Spl7111ernlaol1'tgsprlaclper og e11er
@f1ofll'ool, ll1eooeler ~S~tope1erefl:
--- b
2aatcfus iplgt. Sra Ob6a jfripes:
Sen 11oturifip11ne 2ontefos / @ar=
6dr1ger or i Dtsje Sage iolgt til 2e=
- N v v - f. -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19

de jeg til Tider nRppe KrRfter I'll
at staa oprejst, og nit Arbejde I'D
fordrede stor Anstraengelse. Jeg
kunde like sove ON Natten og a
.selvf0lgelig ON Morgenen daarlig
tilpas, og havde stadigt Hovedpine.
'.Efter Brugen af den aanden Fla
ske syntes Hovedpinen mindre hef-
tig, ,jeg hvilede bedre, og Nerverne
blev staerkere. Jeg yedblev at BRUCE
Diet indtil jeg befandt mig som en-
ny Kvinde, og kan nu nRppe for
staa; hvorledes jeg kan udrette saa
meget som jeg gjSr. Saa ofte jeg
hgrer ON en- Kvinde som beh0ver
en- god Medicin, giver jeg Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound min bedste An!
befaling." = Mrs. FRANK CLARK,
3146 N. Tulip St., Richmond, Pa.
Kvinder har meddelt andre
Kvinder
i fyretyve Aar. hvorledes Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound har
gjenoprettet deres Sundhed i Tilfnl-
de af kvindelige Sygdomme. Dette
forklarer den store Eftersp0rgsel fra
Kyst til Kyst. Hvis De PLACES af
Kvindesygdomme at nogen Art,
hvorfor fors6ger De like Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound?
bet vii l0nne sig for Dem. Lydia q.
Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19

CENTRAL MINNESOTA. 100 op-
dyrkede Farme, Law Pris, lette
|Vilkaar, laltid sikkert Skj6de. Skriv
efter fri Liste. c. D. BAKER, Box
q, Fergus Falls, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19

ALFALFA-HO. Colorado over
rislet. Bedst for Kv@get. Samme
Analyse som Kid. Sp@rg ON Pri-
sen tilsendt. CHEROKEE COM
MISSION CO., Bristol, Colo,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19

koOA~ uA
var nit Helbred
aldeles %nedbrudt,
jeg led at ct ind
vendig Onde og
var i den Grad
nerves og udmat-
tet,- at hvis jeg
havde giyet tabt
for NIT Befinden-
de Wide jeg have
varet j Sengen.
Som Diet val hay
.. .. - H Q .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19
kom I'll Sydvest Missouri,

Landet med de bedste Betingelser for
Torrdbrug, Kvagavl tog M%ejeridrift.
Fa1me paa 40 til 320.Acres fra SIS til
SIS pr. Acre. Sk1iv efter Liste og
Oplysninger.
BOX ~ Garrison, Mo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19

DERES FREMT1D! Send FBdsels-
dag. Spgrgsmaal Csc. Dr6mme
udtydet. 10c Medier uddannes.
NELLIE W. LEWIS, Silver Lake.
Oregon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19

MONTANA FARME. Producerer
mere og koster mindre end Deres.
$50 Farme, allie St6rrelser, dyrket|
og uopdyrket. $500 og h@jere.
Lang Afbetaling. 6 Procent. H.
lu%streret Bog: Marvellous Monta-
ma" fri. Skriv til MONTANA
RANCHES CO., Helena, Mont.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19
Sire Biprnenuaer, lp11 b(ep fun

Sire Bjprnennser, ioll1 blep fun
Set inOe | eli IrGlto1nll1e, / bbis
NGrbeo 0eres Mo6er blep orabt,
opamrneS I'M al Soc &apn1ono meo
f%ononierd Malf / en- Ggn1merleir
ner Granoon. Sc 1er ub til at De
tribes goot. Bier1emooeren iugeoe
nogle Ggn1.nerbuggere op i Sc ner-
me1te Ereer en- Sag. Sen fplgenoe
Sag n1pbte 5ib11eD &opmo11o ser
famine 8iprn / Sfoben og ifipb Sen.
De tire 8idrna1nger blep fu11oet, %
De bar Ia f1naa, at 3jnene enb11l1 life
bnr oabne. @amle Helsipgere flyer,
ot Oct CT ferIte Gang, 6e bor hprt
ON, at Ser er fun6et 8jprneunger i
Snnuor. Sen ii61te Sci al sSebruor
er Sen alminoelige Sis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19

Gn 8orsers Mettigbebcr. - Ct,
Sag, Ser / 8irfeligbeoen gaar llo
paa at beiDare Set 5pprgsn1aal, ON
1l1a11 beb 8orgerlfob fon crbperbe iig
Het til at nDOe beru1en6e Driffe, oil
blipe paabegpnot beo Netten / Green
8op, og % BET altlaa angoar 1oget,
1om for 6isie Merneifer fan bore al
ltpr 8%etDbning> 1aa be1ter man life
oen e1l0eligc 2psning for Sc Tor,
.Stoters Spielteret er uooet. Set CT
Sn0ianerne paa Sneioe Ste erbatio=
mem, lom Dil babe rebe pno bbor=
blot 8orgerifab for bent fan me0=
FIRE oiSie for SEN olmi116eliec hbioe
Wan6 dlnin6etige &%ettigbe0er, %
oct ifol bore mes Bifol6 al oe for=
lfjellige gmbe6smeno / S11bioner=
%b1treu1et, at Sager1 CT i11oanfet> poo
Ian1n1e Gib iom BET er nofioa al
miroelig befjenbt, at 5oloonbGrtcr
.og Observation-Disclosures / set belc
gjcrne bil6e ie fine rpoe W%ecoborgerc
npoe oenne Mettigbcb> ga set for
oe1rne 6orret11i11g bil6e betpoe en-
fordget Sn6tngt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19
-. "a
Gi6sbplos%b p9nimaen.

Observation-Disclosures. 81 Gll1pn
meb og Bebligebol0elle al bcnne
er poa 5totsbu0gettet for
nelte Termin opfprt $3.50 &rorler.
s fit 8n6gaforelag gjpr &irfeoe=
portenentet %opmorflom pao, at Set
ienere biltnof bill blibe n~p6benoigt
at forbeje 0enne @ebilgning. 9ibtil
bar set 0ffentliges Sm1org for
Gjospolbsn1inbet pelentlig bGret BE-
grnniet til at lprge for, at 8pgnin=
gen meb tilbgre1oe Barf bleD for
iparlig be6ligebolot og 1,n6er &o1,=
trof bolot ooben for set beipgenbe
Yublitltm. Men fur gfcrti6en bil
gjenbomr1re1, n1uligens mere faa
&nrafteren al ct biltorif Mlieum.
u5eIifabet til Observation-Disclosures
l1oltDr" bar / cit MarrGffe inblan1-
let og anbragt / 8Dgningea Mfgb=
Ter og an6re @ienitan6e, font ct an
Tooet al babe Ell 8engebarbi al
100000 @roner. Oct bill
bore pnofrebet | fin SID
at trGffe iGrli8e 5orfgjninger til
So1ulinden5 BebareI1e for Gfterti<
6en. Ser fun muligens hline
Spprgsmaal ON MniRttel{e al en- al
5toten Ipnret &oni erbotor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19

LER AT BLIvE AUTOMOBILE
INGENIOR. Personlig og sRrskilt
Instruction ON at kj4re og ON
Sammensatningen. Ingen Lektio-
ner ellar ""Blue Prints. Tilfreds-
he'd garanteres. Bog frit. ALLEN
AUTO SCHOOL,. 2012 w. Forest
Ave, Des Moines, Ia.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19

JORDBER : PLANTER. Milo
ner af dem. Bedste Varieteter.
Stsarke og kraftige, svere RGdder,
.og for mindre PENCE end andre.
vi udgiver en- vRrdifuld Bog ON
How to succeed with Strawbar-
RES. Enhver burde have den.
Den er fri Send blot Navn og
Adresse paa ct Postkort till BERRY
PLANT FARM, Box 200, Clarinda,
Inwa. 49,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19
1aisrnnsut.

9tnncringsplan Deb Ga6Dimitb.
Der CT til Metten irbleperet M11bra-
genoe ont at bra1lere Sc in1aa SSl1D-
iger Bruno, gorbet % 1belia lamt
Ell Sci Moielon6 Iige / Mnrbeoen al
2a0pimitb, ialt beIpbenoe Zig til
1000 Ncres. Ser er Ml1ligbeb for,
at 8ontrafter for Mrbejoet biz IND
.gaaes ollereoe ON faa Tiger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19
En- Kyinde ll1aa like
give tabt,
endskj9nt syg og lidende; fandt
tilsidst Hjalp i Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Richmond, Pa.-"Da jeg begyndte
at BRUCE Lydia q. Pinkham's vege.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19

aJ5or at 1tttDere &rtgeH efter sDens
%s5Iaf11ing. bill Ser blibe 1lblenot flere
snprfffe Marineofficerer.. Eli Sor=
maalet opfgres 5000 aroner poo
Dlauneblogettet.
p~&&eleu,gb" iolst. 8%rofesior Nan=
Zen bar iolet It'll. @l,tter n8eilenrpp"
tiI &aptein GneDol61en 2angeIu16,
meobeIes fra Sfien. Brilen er efter
6orIDbenoe 5000 4roner. Set ffal
pare oe1, rlpe Giers Seaiigt at ipte
8aoDen i Rutefart.
6psnepreit Mabcneig agter efter
s5orIpbenoe i Sen nermelte Sren1tio
at Igge Mfifeb fra fit G11beoe lon'
SognepraIt til Srogner Wenigbeo.
Sognepralt GborbolO &lobe1eis er
fgot i 1914 og bleD 11onobnt til
Sogneprplt i 5rngner / 1898.
s MebbrGnbt 2aubbanolert, Oromz
me11 5. 90. Sanl1ar. gfSneS 2aro=
bonolcri / &rofitooeIberr Deo Drom-
men neobrGnbte tiblie i6ng Morges
totalt. Sloer ontages mulige11S at
ifDlbes Spbe, ion1 Dar beret poa=
fprbe.
6priteborgcrmeitcr Mrctanbcr fplo=
tie SEN 22be sSSun1>ar 70 Mar. Git
n11bRrenoe oniDorsful0e gn1beoe bar
bnn inoebabt itben 1908 n1eo en-
tort MfbrD6elie / 1910, 90 BON ct
balbt Mars Sis .bor Me0lem al &D=
nom g. $50 Minilterium.
8ergcns ME 8ibliotbef. Bug
ningsorbejoet paa set 11De Biblio=
tbef, TOM har beret in0ltillet lioe1
Mneult Moo1eD pan @ru1to al &rt=
gen, er I'LL gienoptaget. Sormanb=
fabet forelloar bepilget ca. 10000
&roner til @pl6er og @ulbiptem ef=
ter 9eicbmonr.
Mpt 2esot i Bergen. Bergen Sen
22be Sanl,ar. MfbeGe. 6rpfen @ofie
4oriptb bar pprefte ct 2egot paa
10000 &roner til bnrbige trGngen=
De 9amer al @mbebs7 og 8orger-
sflasien /. Bergen.
T%orefpbtg ihgen Smurbning al
n1oenrigsltpret. @riitiania s. 22oe
San11ar. Observation-Disclosures OPP
4pfer / @lrogetforelaeget for font
lnen6e Sermin, at Departementet
nnoer .be n1nnrenbe Sorbolo fife
fin6er at fun,1e fremlegge noget
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19

truffet 11oger 0r0ning at 2agring>
ga intet posien0e 2ofaIe er fltn0et,
v5pfartstibenoe".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19

med noget skos Bedste Egn / Kanada for Bvede o
Kv@gAv. Udmserkst Klima, godt Wand, rig Jord.
LAndet betaler for sig selv | tre Aar eller mindre, to
Baner, to nye bygges, code Priser. Scandinavian
settlement, K1rkeE, o. q. Y. Her or Pladsen at tjene
Penre Kom selv og sc. BiiliR Reise. Skr1v eftsr
Kart m: m. SCANDINAVIAN CANADIAN A
CO., Phoenix Bldg. Minneapolis
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19
MebbrGnbt 2anbbanblert, Dram:

men 5. 90. Sanl,ar. gfSneS 2anb=
bon6lcri / &rofitaoelber Deb Dror1-
men 11eobren0te fiblig ioag Morges
totolt. Sloen artages muligenS at
1fDloes Gpbe, iom Dor beret poo-
far6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19

Statens Snfferfipb, Som BE-
|fienot .bleb bet.i fin Sis beruttet at
lifre @taten Ell Re1erbeforlpninq al
1@uffer paa 10000 Cons. @erof
|bar Der al &egieringen in6fipbt ca.
|11,O0O, Sons, 90 BET bi6ere @ipb
|bleb oberlo0t Neutrality-suspicious.
1nis1ionen. 9en1te bar M inbfigbf
loe r%eiterenoe. 5000 Cons, paientliq
Hafftnooe og Grnibeo. Mf Maffino=
oe5 er .iolt fiebt 1900 Sons, al
Grnfbeo 1900 Sons % at Sarin
lea. 1000 Sons. Mf gufferets ifaI
e11oel lagres @riitionin % MeIten
%forle0eS paa 2agere / Bergen, 5tQ-
banger, ariItiansiano, ariltiu1s-
Juno, 9rotlmen, Miis 90 flere ste.
Per $ 1ronobiem. bar. @ou1mis{io-
men ligeleoes piIlet Iagret enoell
men oer. bar besbarre iiffffep paret
l9aaerra.ait at fda til eli ri1meliq
&ris s 5ffim Ell ser heIIer life.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19
Nnrgf.

Sur at iti1bere &risen eftter .oens
sa5sIlf11irg. bill Der blibe 1lolenot flere
'noriffe Marineofficerer.s Eli Sor=
mualet opfgres 5000 &roner poa
Deorinebl,Dgettet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19

Mpt 2esut Bergen. 8ergen Sen
22oe Sonl1ar. Mf6e6e- Srpfen @ofie
Marfptb bar pprefte ct 2egot boa
10000 &roner til perbige trGngen=
be 9amer al @mbebs5 og 8orger=
sflosien /. Bergen.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-26
In DIXIE LAND
WITH PLANTATION SONGS.
Wiss Alice Louise Williams to Enter.
tain at High School Tomorrow
NIGHT.

Those who have heard Miss Alice
Louise Williams in Plantation Songs
and Stories anticipate an evening of
rare entertainment, tomorrow evening
at 8 o'clock in the High School AS
sembly Hall.
Miss Williams has a delightful per-
sonality and her stories and songs, and
grooming lullaby of Dixie Land are
well worth hearing. She is delightful.
The program will be interspersed
with vocal selections by students and
teachers of the High School. For
further particulars see advertis ement
in another column.
Miss Williams, who has several
times appeared at the White House,
has been named Entertainer of
Presidents and by a happy coinci-
dence there was among the patron
nesses of the recital at Sherry's mem
bers of several of Presidential families
Mrs. Annie Wilson Howe, sister OF
President Wilson; Mr.. II. Taft, sister
in-law of ex-President Taft; Mrs.
Douglas Robinson, sister of ex-Presi-
dent Roosevelt, and Mrs. J. r. Nc
Kee, daughter of ex-President Harri-
son.
Other patronesses were Mrs. Chas.
Dana Gibson, Mrs. George Gordon Bat
tie and Mrs. JAS. B. Duke.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-26
PERSONAL MENTION.
OF Those Who Come and Those Who
Go---Our Floating Population.

Prof. o. G. Dodge, of the Navy, who
for a number of years was officer in
charge of buildings and grounds at
the Naval Academy, is visiting friends
in this city. Professor Dodge is now
stationed at Washington
Miss Elizabeth NJ Wheeler, Of Tow
son, Md, will be a guest of Mrs. NJ. W.
Fauble, of Gloucester street, during
June Week at the Naval Academy.
Miss Virginia Iden, of Manassas, Va.
is the guest of Or. and Mrs Iden. y
S. ~, at the Naval Hospital. where
she will spend June Week
Miss Emily Forman. of Baltimore
will spend June Week with friends in
this city.
The family of Nidshipman Roches.
ter, of New York. will spend June
Week here at 1919 Gloucester street.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-26
POLICE ARREST MISS
WOOLFORD'S ASSAILANT.
John Taylor, COlOred, Accused Of At
tempting to Criminal Assault
Young White Girl.

Accused Of attempting to criminally
assault Miss Maize Woolford, young
white woman, living on Compromise
street, John w. Taylor, colored. aged
about 30 years, was arraigned before
police justice William F.. Minnick this
morning, and was realised under 500
bail for caring at 4 o'clock tomor-
row afternoon.
Taylor was arrested last night bv
police patrolman William Frantum.
upon information furnished by Miss
Woolford, who saw the negro last
night on the grounds where the Water
Witch Fire company is holding car
nival this week. She Immediately tel
ephoned to the police station. Patrol
man Uranium was quickly on the
scene and arrested Taylor and locked
him up for the night
Miss Woolford is positive that Tay-
ior is the man who attacked her on
Compromise street a few nights ago
while she was returning to her home,
and attempted to drag her into an
alleyway. The negro has had nothing
to say concerning the alleged offense
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-26
COUNTY AMATEUR ACTORS
ACQUIT THEMSELVES WELL
Give Creditable Entertainment at Parole
Edwards Hall.

number OF young people gave a
very successful play last night at Ed
wards Chapel Hal. near Camp Pa
role. for the benefit of the Chapel
The play was a three-act western
drama, entitled "Burley's Ranch. and
the cast was composed entirely Of
amateurs The stage setting was good
and characteristic Of Western life
The costumes were in keeping with
the play, and al the parts were sd-
mirably taken
II is really unfair 10 individuals TO
particularize. for all the cast did so
we'll, each one filing out his or her
respective parts with a nicely How
ever, while it is not meant TO detract
from the other characters. especial
mention of Roaming Bear" Chief of
the Ute tribe, impersonated by Mr..
Raymond Davis, was especially well
done; So Long. a coolie. impersonated
by Gustavius Sears. and Jim Burley.
by Warren Bull. were characters that
'ANSN HNN NNi& anu were aNfnlTaDlN
cast.
Two other characters. each of whom
took their parts well. and with credit
to themselves and their coach. were
Harvey Myers, cast as steve Tuttle."
a broncho busterand Miss Myrtle Carr
as Margaret Burley, a daughter Of
Jim. Both Mr.. Myers and Miss Carr
are clever actors and their imperson-
ations of their respective parts was
above criticism
Miss Edna Arminger, as Miss Wiggs.
western wild flower and Marie Bur-
ley, .Jim's wife, impersonated by Miss
Eva Carr were especially well adapt
ed, the young ladies acting with nat
uralness and ease that did them great
credit Indeed, the entire play was
very creditably presented. II will be
given, by request. at Brownsville. on
Friday night, May 2S.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-26
PLENTY OF FUN At
FIREMENS CARNIVAL
Festival by Water Witch Company
Opened Last Night.
MANY THINGS FOR THE LUCKY.
The Chicken Wheel Popular As Usual,
and Dancing is Also Favored
Attraction.

Although it looks as though the old
jinx cf bad weather following the fire.
men of the Water Witch Hook and
Ladder Company, whenever they un-
dertake carnival, vet from all i'm
dications the festival that opened last
night will be huge success, as there
was large crowd and the people seem
ed generous in loosening up the purse
strings.
The carnival which is being held on
the square near the city park circle.
will continue every night during the
rest of the week. The usual forms of
amusement have been provided for
the fun-seekers. The various booths
having been erected in the form of
a circle, with the dancing platform i'm
the center.
There is the country store, the toy and
doll store. the table with the fancy
articles and various other things, and
chances at five and ten cents each are
sold for this or that article. The pad
die wheel where the big dolls dressed
as 3hall players Of the big league
teams the kind that please the chill
dren, did a rushing business. Some of
the older folks no took a night out
TO attend the carnival. were accom-
panied by one or more of their chill
dren, and in many instances "A little kid
simply nagged his daddy to take
chances until he almost depleted his
pocket of small change, because he
wanted one of those baseball men. +"
Needless to say that the chicken
wheel at once gained the favor of the
crowds. There was big crowd about
this stand throughout the evening, and
chickens, of the spring. frying size.
went off lik hot cakes through the me-
dium Of the paddle chance and the turn
of the wheel AS a result fried chick
en- was the chief dish for dinner in
many families today.
Dancing as usual was popular among
the young men and girls, and the plat
form was we'll filled as each piece of
music was well filed as each piece Of
music was played by a seven piece or
chestra, led by Prof. Torovsky, Of the
Naval Academy band A small ad-
mission is charged the dancers. And
it was a delightful evening for dan0
ing. The lot is well illuminated with
many electric bulbs, and the other
decorations consist of flags and vari-
colored bunting. The heavy shower
of rain early this morning. took much
of the life out of q e decorations, how
| ever.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-26
NAVY NINE OFF TOMORROW.
Players VIII Make Night Trip to West
Point, Going by Special Over
B. & O. Railroad.

Arrangements for the trip of the
Navy baseball team to West Point, ~.
Y, for the annual game with the rival
Army cadets have been completed.
The team, accompanied by substi-
tutes, max ing up a party ofabout 80.
in charge Of Lieut.. Com. A. P. Fair
field, athletic director, Lieut.. Robert
A. Theobald. head coach. and other at
tendants, will leave late tomorrow
night. The trip will be made over the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, as two
years ago the baseball party went by
the Pennsylvania road.
Those of the party will board sleep
ing cars tomorrow night at 10 O'Clock.
and their special train will pull away
from the Short Line station shortly
afterward. The team will practice
on the West Point diamond Friday
afternoon and also will have workout
Saturday morning. The players will
not return to the academy until Sun
day afternoon.