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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16
Kinder Schreien
MACH FlETCHER'S
GA5 T Q RIA
Npr6=Oafota.

@adIe. - Ser 5p0lf Sabre alte
Geter @eifmm bon bier mmr6e betm
9rudbrennen BON Bferoen idme1
berlebt. Mls er bonn @agen getpor.
fen tp11r6e, gerietb elmer ieiner Mrme
in 6aS STAB un6 1plr0e Derart 5erbro=
hen uno 5ermalmt, buB er ibm in
@ismard, pobin ser &nabe gei6aff1
m1roe, abgenommen mer0et mnbte,
9ie 8efiir6h1ng ltegt maize, 6aB oer
&tnabe 6ie 16mere @erleBmng nidt
iiber1teben miro.
MobaIl. = Dug @bertpoo6-So'
tel lift nie6ergebrannt. DaS Seuer
entitan6 bur6 einen %iiberbitten Sfen
Ser s@a6en miro o1f $4,000 &C.
l6abt.
@iI1ifon.-Sa rmer bon 8il=
liams County, Sic eifrige Mnbanger
ser
ga1ng 3in6, tperoen bier pom IL. big
gum Is. De5ember einen &onbent bal=
ten, o11f 6em Sic Sorti@ritte 6eS abge=
la11f enen SabreS nn6 Blane fir Die
53ufunft be1pro6en tper6en iollen.
SameStomn.- Ser 14iabri=
ge Mler &riltien, Ser sobn 6eS nabe
Grpltal Springs 1pobnen0en 6armerS
Ibeobor &riltien, tpurbe 6ur6 eine
5nfquige @ntlabltng ieines @epebrS
,n,tf Ser. EntprinnA erhphIfh nprtmtn=
set ln6 befin6et iih infolge oes SLUT
perlnltes in iebr be0enfli6em 3nitan=
Sc int bie1tgen Soipital. II Milton 9.
@illiams, Ser eri tier S~anofommiiiar
BON Neoro=9ofota un0 Sorl iter bes
err item Observation-Disclosures Ser
Nopnliiten par nn6 ser Z. nn6 8.
5itl1ng Ser Staatslegislut1r als &C.
motor a1geborte, lit bier am Mittmod)
gel torben.
Minot. - Sic @riin6ung elmer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16
@rapbulogif@ea
MusIeQmng Scr @anhihriften ~fran5bft
iihe: 8cmerale.

Cine eiseuartiae Musiteuung mirb
bur9 Die fran501ti9e @rapbolp9ii@e
@elenj9aft g%egenpurti9 in Yoris perz
anltoltet. IS lit cine Ntlsltellung bon
@anpiar;ften ~frano01ild)er M}tlitdrs,
Die aus bier YripatlammIungen SUI
1ammeneel tellt ,puroe. Wtan 1lsbt
!9anpl@ritten Ser fran50lil9en @ene=
role aller Soften bis in Die llnglts @ez
%aenlpart. Die dlieIten iino a%lleroiass
meilt nur in Jat1tnilepr,ld erbalten,
bot ppm gnpe pes Is. Sanrbunoert5
ab iino ale G@riften Originate. Die
altelte @1rift itammt BON Seem be
9oupricpurt aus Dem Sabre 1883.
Damn liebt man @anol4rtften ces
Maridaus b'4nere uno 5oblreider
seitsenonii9er Generale, nno biera1
idliebt li9 cine 9erie Der Mtarldalle
uro @enerd!s oe5 err item &aiierreiz
DIES.
Der geiamtsinbrud oieler @driftz
prpben lit na@ Anli9t bes "SSournal
bes 9ebats" Der, Oab Die meilten
J%elOberrsn 5iemlIh unIeisrlib 19riez
ben unp bab Tie es ltebten, Die BIdz
itoben nit elmer llnmenge gemaltfaz
msr 59n0rtel uno oider Stride ausz
sul9miiden. GU 1pu be1paoers Die
5hrift oes @enetals 8ernaoptte 1ebr
1thtbar Elm 1pSujagen grapbplogti4 gu
beutenb.s a~riegsIitber ausbrlden,
%lpenisitens miro Dies aus ben gegen
oas Gnb. bss uu5gelteuten 8riefes
i1nmer milo.r perDenoen @4letfen
uno 8osen seidlohen. 9te @@rtft
oes Generals aellermann piro aIs
iiberraiaenp naio uno einfa@, ia fait
finolid 9e19ilpert. Nur Der unter
Den glam.n seieBte Senatorentitel
1pu beutlid einen leb6aft empfunbenen
5tols iib.r oieie Wurbe miebergeben.
Die {eltfame Musiteuung erregt in
Yaris srobes Nuf1eben, unb bas aQ<
aemeinit tie Snterehe penoet 1i9 begretfz
lid,.rn.il. Den photographer Der franz
s0llld.n @en.rdl> bes Melttrie9es gu,
Sic ii9 auerbings meift blob NIT if
rem Mam.ns5ug pegniisen. 8om graz
pbplogil9en @%tanopuntt permag etne
ioIas 3uiammen1telung pbne 3metz
fer eiinltiges Material fir neue unb
intere1ante SeobaGtungen gu l!efern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16
Illus dem nordwenen
Sur staatsmabl.

gs labt did beute, Dienitag, nit
|5iemli6er @elpibbeit iagen, oaB Sie
- @leftorolltinmen bes Staates
Minnelota fir Sen repr1blifanil6en
&anbioate11 %abgegeben meroen. Mler=
bugs lit sic Maioritat bes @oltspo=
tluns lebr gertng, bel1te morgen be-
trl1g lie MIR mebr $50 Stimmen, 10
oob sic @illonfreltnOe a16 nod nldt
ole &pffrlng auf Sen Sieg aufgege=
ben boben. Gus grgebnib beS Spl<
oatenpotl,ns bot i%niofern iiberraidt,
ols es feinem ser beioen &anoioaten
oen Gpr5lg gab. 9os Gerbaltnib
oeft iib 10 5iem1i6 nit bem Ser ge=
lommten 6timn1enabgabe i'm Staate.
Spppbl @pltpernenr S11rnquiit
pie &id)ter Quinn ii11o ibren @eg=
11ern immer nod meit poralts. Sea-
n1entlid eriterer peilt cine 11nge<
mDbnlide Maipritdt auf. Son ieinen
6re1110en miro bielelbe auf 100000
geldatt. Quinn beltbt cine iol6e bon
1000. Mub Ser 11el1e 8rtn0eSi enator
&ellogg bot o1trh sic meitere 3ab=
lung an Ser lleberbolung 1eineS
@eg11ers nibts eingebiBt. @on ben
adt 3l1idten sur 5taatsfonltit1ttion
ideint, iomeit iid bis iett feititellen
l4Bt, nit Musnabme bon SEQ. 1 fem
ein5iger sic 3n1timma1ng ser @abler=
1daft g%ef1nben 51 baben. Sic muir
Sen ale nit mebr ober meniger gro<
Ben Maioritdte1t bonn 8olfe abge-
Iehnt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16

nebn1et tper6el1, lit nit ser obigen
Sun1me ni6t miteingei6lolien. Sir
Neubol1ten oGein tperDen$4S5, 900 er=
foroert. Mae5 in oQem mer6en Sic
gr0Bere1r 6%orberungen 6aourd be-
6ingt, 0ob ser 8elud on oIen
Staats ldrlen uuBerorbentlid getpad),
fen lit, mabridei11li6 neil Sic beitan<
Sig tpadienoe @oblbabenbeit l1nter
ser 9an6bep0lferung beltar0ig mebr
2an6lpirtben geitattet, ibren &ir0ern
cine b0bere @iloung ongeoeiben 5n
lal1en. Meubauten merber II. a. fir
sic l1niberiitat 5u @ermilion> bas
gtoatscouege 5u @rooftngs u1r6 Sic
Nortbern Normali6l1le 5u Aberoeen
&c fpr6ert.
gpipbuni. - @elen Mil6re0>
0aS II Monate alte 5o6ter6en BON
@err11 l1r1o 6rau SSoeob Sieper, fan0
ibren 500 i1 Ser 3iiterne. Sic &leine
botte am &anoe Ser 3ilterne geipielt,
perlor mobri deinli6 6aS @leidge=
midt> fiel bi11ei11 unD ertranf.
6re6erid. = Gin 6ultfen aus
elmer @iiter5ugslofomotipe iebte 6iir=
res @ras auf elmer un1peit bier gele=
genen @eibe in 8ra11b un0 0ie Slant
mer ergriffen altd mebrere @eu6au=
fen u11D fleinere 6armgebal1oe uno
aiberten lie eir> bepor Tie gelol6t mer=
0e11 fon11ten.
@igbmore. - Gieier Srt un0
sic gauge ltmgebung befinoet iid in
GROCER Mufregu1ag. Mn0rep @oebring
jut., ml1r0e bon eirem toQen Sunoe
gebiiien uno befinoet iid in ar5tlider
9eban6lung. Ser S1tno lit getootet
moroen; 0o6 fiird)tet man allgetnel11,
0aB CT Nferoe, Miroer u1ro @unoe ge=
bilien baben fonnte, iolange CT fret
un1berlief.
@atertpmn. - Gin Man11,
Ser iid) 51erlt @ermarn Slider ul10
baum Otto @taffer nanrte, lit bier
perbaftet 1porbel1, neil CT 5tpei Sdeds
iiber ie $2S gefdlidt batte uro smei
un6ere, iamn1tIid ouf 8. 81. Eoalio1>
Sc itlepopo, g.. g., la1teno, einfoiiie=
rem moute. gr prtrbe unter $500
8iirgidaft gelteQt unb 0em 8e5lrfs=
geridt fir Sic Nobemberiisung iiber=
tpieien.
Safe Mnbes. - Safe Mn0es
bat SEN &f 11m 6en Sis Ser
gonntpbebor6en getponnert. Sett lit
@beeler Salpt1taot bon CHARLES
Mir=gountp. Mls @o1ptgruno muir
Sc fir 2afe Mrbes in ser &agne
betont> 6uB Der nabe Gee oen &C.
idiporenen nno @eri6tsangeitellten
before @elegenbeit gum Siiben geben
aIs ite in @beeler baben f0n-
men.
@enterbiI1e. - Die 5@ooen>
Ser 6rau Siaben so. To66
BON bier gegen sic Srtidoft Done-
bile in Gurner County, mo- iie iiber
cine m5ugsrobre itoIperte un6 oas
bra@, lit 5u @uniten ser
entidie6en nn6 ibr ser Be-
trog bon 1926 5ugeiproden mor6en:
8atertomr.- Ser 3ebn Sab.
re alte Ebeo6or Do6ger bIieb unge-
Ser @arnungen Ser Mrbeiter
in Ser Mabe zines M0rtelmif6ers ite,
ben. Gin tpegfliegen6es Stud ser
3ementmiidung traf i'm I'M @efidt;
ietner Mugen tpatr6e ol1sgeidla-
gen nn6 sic @ebfroft 6es an6eren
our@ cine @erlebu11g gefdbrbet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16
ii@ cine &l1gel in Sen @opf un6 itarb

ii6 cine al1gel in Sen @opf nn6 itarf
bal6 nadber.
Y%ipe1tone.- @6mar6 Golam,
ser gr0Bte &artoffelba1er bon Ytpe-
ltone County, bat 1915 8nibel Scar,
toffel bon einem 60 McreS geo zen
6eloe geerntet n16 gu 6urdidnittlid
81 6as 811ibel %berfm1ft.
8ratner6. = Ser groBer
&raft 6es @ingf6mpfers 81. Slice aus
Crosby perbanfen brei Meanner pabr=
ideinlih ibr 2eben. Gin Mutomobil,
in pel9em Slice nno 6rei anoere
Manner f11brem ~itiir3te einen Mbbang
binab unb iiberl6lug ii6. Slice erlitt
einm Hippenbrudh fonnte aber Die
MaldJine altf elmer Seite liiften, 10
oab sic 6rei anoeren, Sic oarunter
fel tgeflemmt maren, berausfomme11
fpn11ten aner6ings nit mebr o6er me=
niger 1hlimmen Gerleb11ngen.
80 apIeto1. = 8eim Sreiben
ser Seroe BON ser @eioe bem Sobn
5u mnroe Sofa 9dltlte auf TIRES So
tiers Sorm BON einem miitbenoen
|stier angefauen, ser file 5u 9o6en
marf, mobei lie einen &ippenbrub er=
lit n16 Elm @6liilielbein bru6. Sic
batte 10 piel @eiitesgege11tpart, 6aB tie
rubig Iiegen blieb, 11no Damn lieb oaS
|Ebier bon ibr ab.
O~ttnmma.- Midt peit bon
bier &pur6e ser 6armer Sobn 2io6er
BEL ser gnteniag6 6ur6 einen nr=
gliidliden 3ufan get06tet. ST itol=
perte iiber einen Stein, tpobei it6 6aS
@e5pebr entlu6. 9ie gan5e 2a6ung
qing ibm in Sen @opf nn6 alS feline
berbeieilen6en 6reun6e i'm erretdten,
tpor er to6t.
DmIntb. = @ier SS1tngen inn Ml-
ter BON lrngefabr 12 Sabren, Die nn=
ter Sem @erbaht fteben, peri6ie6ene
misunderstanding periibt at baben,
fins onr6 @ebeimpo1i5iiten berboftet
moroen. Sn 8tpei 6duen lift sic 3oli=
5ei ibrer @a6e ii9er. 9ie bier @nr=
i9en beoba6teten Elm Smas, big
lammtlide Betpobner 6asielbe berlai=
fen botten. Sic faben, 6aB Ser Sous
idIii1iel in SEN 8rieffaiten geiteh
mor6en mar; fife 6rangen in 6aS Sous
un6 itoblen $40. S1 etrem an6eren
Sa1Ie itoblen iie einen &ebolper,
mebrere Meiier> Sdmlia6en nn6 an
6ere @ertbgegenitdn6e. Sen 8engels
miro sic Su@t na6 frem6em Gigen=
tbl1m geborig perga1t per6en.
Morris. = 8emaffnete 9iirger=
gr1tppen 6l1r6iru6en in Mntomobilen
oos 9an6, Inn 6as -5ebn Meilen iii6=
li6 BON bier gelegene &a1cod na6 Ell
nem Manne, Ser einen Mrbeiter Ser
Mc@regor=6arm 6nr6 ei1en Weeil er=
iti9 idper b%ertpun0et> 51 6urdin6en.
Mon gla1tbt, 6oB es ii6 I'M @rabom
MecMrtbrr ban6le, Ser idon 5peimal
aus 6em @taatsaipl fir friminele
SIR tnnige entfloben lit.
Monfato.- Ser ettpa % Sab=
re olte Meffe bon 6. Sup6en aus Ml=
ton 1a1nens Sbeelep tpltr6e an Ser
8abnfrel15ung 0itli6 BON Sanesbiue
bon einem 6ra6t5uge Ser Mortbme=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16

itern-8abn iiberfabren un6 iofort ge-
t0btet. Ser iunge @unn mar taub=
itumm nnb al1f Der Sarr1 bon Sobn
9urfe in ser Ndbe bon SSanespiue an-
geitellt. Sein Seim iit~in NebraSfa.
@e6 @ing. = 3mei &naben,
Morman MbraB, elf Sabre alt, uno
|Gbeobor Starter, 13 Sabre alt, bei6e
BON ct. Saul, bie DEM @aftlofal re-
formbe0iirftiger Burden entlm1fen
uno per 8abn bis &eo @ing gefom=
men marer, muroen in 6en bieiigen
Decentralization bon einem @ebeimpo=
%li5iiten feitgenom11en. Sbrer Mnsiage
nad) tparen Tie a1f 0em &ege nab
Chicago. sic befin6en ii6 mieoer in
ser ELECTROMAGNETIC, nnb Elm
ldarfereS Mnge miro ibr Sbrn uno
2allen beobadter.
Mo6eiter. = @or einigen So
gen ml1roe @bit S6oolcraft, elm al
ter, Acknowledgement Mann in ieinem
@eim in Gbotfielo toot aufgefur6en.
Gin gtadbar, Ser cine glrt bon S6ool=
craft bergen mollte, fan6 i'm amf oem
6lbbo6en liegen0 to0t Dor, u11o cine
Safe, Ser 2iebIing 6es alten WanneS,
1ab a11f Ser 2ei9e. Ser Ser torbene
NOR Elm otter Sol6at, mobnte felt
mebreren SSabren I'M Ser @egen6 un6
fiibrte fa1t 6as 9eben zines giniie6=
lers. Gin @obn un6 cine Godter
BON linn leben in Ser @eacbe bon Utica.
ct. Saul @eute traf bier BON
@apitq1r Saul a0nig, 6em &om=
manoonten oes @anbelstau6bootes=
v9emt19lon6," cine DEFENDERS miu=
fommer1e @abe Elm. Serr &oniul
@anns @runotp batte anf &ermlai=
flung 6es @reliefomitees an Sen pade=
rem 6euti6en 5eebeloen geidrieben
un6 i'm um elm grinner11ngs5eiden
gebeten, 6as gum 8eiten 6es &otben
&re115es a1f 6em @olfSfeit 6abier ber=
perfauft mer6en f0nne. Sebt liegt
6ie Mnttport Dor un6 nit ibr Is bor<
5iiglide Sriginalpbotograpbien Ser
vDeutl9lar6" nn6 hires Siibrers, ie=
Sc ein5elne nit Ser nnteribrift v&Ra=
pitdt1 &onig" berieben. Sic &iloer
loaen pa1ien6 eingerabmt mer6en nno
mer6en 5meifeuos at guten Nreifen
berfanft mer6en f0nnen.
MinneapoIis. ySSn Ser Mr=
ca6io-Solle lift 9ienitag morgenS 10
l1br ser Sobresfonpent 6eS Mational=
berbon6s Ser 8lttterma6er er0ffnet
moroen, an 1pel6em ii6 etpa 5ueitm1=
ienb 9elegaten betbeiligen mer6en.
.Sieben 5onnen 8utter, in 20 Bf1tno=
@erpadnngen, mer6en CUR Musltel=
lung %gela1ngen. 81 Molfereima1di=
nen=Tabrifanten baben in Ser @ale
fir lire gr5eugnilie &lob belegt.
Mopor Mpe bieB Sic g%eriammlung
int Mome11 Ser Staot millfommen;
IS. S. Stepbenlon> Sefretar Ser
Soma State 9airD Miiociation, ertpi=
6erte!! S. S. 6arreu, ct. Soul, bielt
6ie Sabresan1pra6e 6es Braii6enten
un6 Martin $. Meper, Miltpaltfee,
legte Sen Sefretdrsberi6t ab.
DnIntb. - Tim elf MiGionen
Gonnen mebr @r5 1in6 bon 6en @dfen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16
Seiier, ais scr 9sulmptur?
OILS Wtittel 5ur Mieperbelebung a

Nls uttlitl 6ul uN>
59einenD ertruntener poer 'erittdter
Yerionen tit Der Yulmotor in ben
leBtsn paar Sabren iebr beribmt gez
pproen. %llnldnsit aber puroe in
piiieni4aftliden &reiien angetunz
Oist, Dab iegt Elm neues Serum"
bergsj tellt 1perDe, pel9es Mus1l9t
babe, ben Pulmotpr gu b%erbrdngen.
SIS iino namentli9 inn Spbns Sop
tinsz9oipital Experiments angeitellt
mprpert, tpelGe Die 9offnung erpedt
BADEN, biele 5pDesfdlle Der genann<
ten Dirt, Die au9 Der pulmotor nt4t
mebr p%erbtnpert, bod nod %ab5upenz
Den. 9p9 lino Die llnteriu9ungen
nod teinesmeys gum .Mbf4lub gentez
ben.
W}on 5ot, mie Ibli9, @erlu@e nit
Sieren o;lsei.ellt; uno ielbit in SAL
len, ND Dos Mtme1 l4on felt Drei
pbsr bier Stuaoen p|!lig gum Mufz
bDt:n gebroGt nar, tpur0en bic Siere
in5 2euen 5vriidserufen, obne irgenbz
losl3e ungelpDhuti@en @9piert9tetz
ten, Sos 1T gang 1@0n, 10 peit es
gebt, aber leioer boben bic 51rz
1aer nod einen groben uebel tomb gu
l6erpinoen! Dus 1T ndmli@ bic
Gotiate, 0ab in ernIteren 5dllen bos
Serum Bel ben bisberigen Grperi=
insi1ten 19redli9e Na9pirtungen fer
borsebro4t unb bomlt feline gin1tige
Mirtung iebr bulb nieber 5un15te
gemo9t bat. 5ebr bo@srobiger
8lutbrud uno roi@e 8erbdrtung Ger
@9logabern iino bsmertt norben,
uno biele Der in5 2eben 5uridgerufez
nen Siere 1terben na9 men;gen Soz
gen enbgiltig.
No6 iino Die Ner5te getetlter Mei<
nura Dariiber, Of lol9es cine birefte
5olge Der 8ebonolung nit benz v2e<
benserpedungszgerum lit, ober pb
es p;elleiat our9 getpii1e @tfte berz
uria6t nirb, bic ipo6renb Der Yez
riooe Der 8elpuBtloiistett in Dos @Dz
ftem oufgenpmme:s pprben finb. @iz
9er 1T nur, bok Dos Serum feinen
groben prettiifdf}:n Wert boben fonn,
tpenn es n!At ss(!ngt, nielen 5attpr
ous5ui4olten!
g5 1T pobr. bob bic Meerf9peinz
Gen unb &aainhen - bic Siere,
'pslde Biz jegt fir bieie 8erfu&e be-
nubt pprben 1lnb %gerin9ere t0r@
perlide Wioertanosfraft boben, als
Die Menf@entpeien tie beiiBen; aber
lelbi tberftdnbli@ 1T mon nit btefem
Srpf ni4t 5ufrieben. Man perz
longt bic @emibbeit, bob bas Sell
mittel entf@ieoen BETTER 1T, als bas
2eioen felbit, unb baB es mebr leiftet,
ols benz Spfer muir einen Tunten bon
2eben boriibergebenb interchangeable
len. Man@e Mer3te ertporter1 aher
beitimmt, boB bos 1eue @erum pber
feline @%npenbung nod Biz gu bie5er
@tufe nerbollfommnet pirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16

Sn benz Mutterbaue ber
8arm6er3isen @@meitern in Dubuz
que, Sa., feierts tiir5li@ Mutter Ser
trube ben Sag, an mel@em fie Dor
rs Sabren am "a. September 1841
I'M glitter bon II Sabren in Pbtla<
belpbia in Sen Srben a%ufgenomme1
trurbe. Der Geitli@teit nobnten
tir4li9e Wurbentrdger aus benz ga,1>
5en mittleren Mefen bei.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-03-25
Cecil Farmers Club Goes On Record

The Cecil Farmers Club, composed
of representative citizens of the
county, presents the following resolu-
ton, which was unanimously adopted
at a meeting held at the home of j.
Harry Maxwell, March %, 1916.
Resolved, That the Cecil Farmers
Club urges Governor Harrington and
the Members of the Legislature to
unite and pass the founoation bills to
aid the Maryland Agricultural College
namely, the New Charter, the State
Board of Agriculture Bill and the APP
preparation bills providing funds for
the work. and the several supplement-
airy bills transferring the work of the
various state agencies having to do
With agriculture to the supervision of
the State Board of Agriculture, which
is also the Board of Trustees of the
Maryland Agricultural College. These
bills have been recommended by prac-
tically all Farmers Institutes and
business organizations in the State.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-03-25
Woman's Club OF Elkton

The Woman's Club of Elkton met in
the club room in Odd Fellows lodge
room, Tuesday afternoon. March 21,
at 3:45 o'clock. the president, Mrs.
Henry M. Mccullough, presiding.
The program was in charge of the
Program Committee, Miss Mary H.
lamar, chairman. The subject for
consideration was our National Pre-
paredness," upon which a most inter
esting and informing address was
made by Mrs. LaDomus. representa-
tive of the Pennsylvania Women's
Division for National Preparedness of
Philadelphia.
Miss Lydia Groves played two very
pleasing piano selections.
The next meeting of the Club will
be on April A, and will be celebra-
tion of the Shakesperean Tercenten-
ary. HELEN COOPER JOHNSON,
Recording Secretary.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-03-25
Cases Before Magistrate Ash

Four interesting cases were heard
before Magistrate Joshua M. Ash, at
Elkton, on Tuesday last. The suits
were brought by William P. Hawkins,
colored, ag inst f. Kirk Brown, C. P.
BARLEY, 1unis c. Foltz and Peter
Stahlbock. 1t seemed that Stahlbock
lad purchased through Brown and
BARLEY, from Foltz, house and par
eel of land, near Mechanics Valley,
tenanted by Hawkins, who declined to
give possession of the property claim
ing he had rented it until March 25,
1916. Suit was instituted some
months ago by Foltz before Magis-
trate Ash to dispossess Hawkins,
which suit the Magistrate decided in
favor of Hawkins. A day or two af-
ter that decision, Mr.. BARLEY bought
a note for about SIG, due from Haw-
kins and obtained an attachment on
it from Magistrate Biddle of North
East and he (Bartley), Brown, Foltz
and Stahlbock, it was alleged, used
that proceeding in the effort to get
Hawkins out of the house, went to the
house with the Sheriff, seized and
took the furniture and put Stahl
books furniture into the house. Haw-
kins then brought suit against the
men as stated above, alleging that the
proceeding was unlawful and Magis
trate Ash on Wednesday decided in
favor of Hawkins and entered a judg-
ment against each of the four defend
ants for $50 and costs.
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February 27 to look for work. He
had not stolen Eugene Mackie's we'd
ding shoes nor tried to make it appear
his ncoht W, Walter Mcconnell, had
taken them.
Mcconnell was sworn and stated
that he had worked at Providence for
IL years. He had never seen the oats
found in the entry of the stable. He
arrived home on Feb. 18, with a bag of
oats which he had bought, for his son,
Walter, from Biles & Mackey. There
We're some spoiled oats in the box
which he had also bought from them.
He had not been in the stable on Feb
ruary 18 till he returned from Provi-
dence with his team which had been
got ready for him, as usual, in the
morning. He had not gone with Joel
TO Logan's after the oats and Elmer
had never said in his presence that
Logan had any oats.
Thomas Wicks. a neighbor, testified
that he was at McConnell's house on
the night of February II, during the
time that Joel swore he and McCon-
nell were driving to Logan's and set
ting out for home and Mcconnell was
at home from 7 till 8 o'clock. Joel
left the house and witness did not see
him return. Mrs. Mcconnell and her
son, James, gave like testimony.
James Segars testified that Joel of
fered to sell him three bags of oats
for 81. The case was submitted with
out argument.
Judge Constable said that from a
legal standpoint he had no doubt as
to the merits Of the case. The State
had depended mainly on the unsup-
ported testimony of a self-confessed
thief. On such testimony from Joel
or his brothers he would not convict
anybody. He directed the Clerk to
enter verdict of mot guilty" and
warned Mcconnell to keep clear Of
the Johnson's hereafter. He then SEN
fenced johnson to serve five years in
the penitentiary. Court was then ad-
iourned till the third Monday in June.
Johnson's sentence was later changed
to three wears
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

Y Misses Katharine Bratton, Ethel
Hall and Nora Stoll were Wilmington
visitors Wednesday and heard Fritz
Kreisler, the great Austrian violinist,
at the Playhouse, in the evening.
Mrs. John McElmoyle and daughter
Miss Jean McElmoyle, are sojourning
at atlantic City.
Mr.. Frank Burns is visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. John Burroughs, at Birming-
ham, Alabama.
I Miss Mary Constable. of Washing
ten and Elkton, has been visiting Mrs.
All cit Nelson, Red Lodge, Bayville,
Lcrg Island.
Mr.. H. c. Burns, of Chester, Pa,
was an Elkton visitor on Thursday.
Mr.. Frank Short, of Chester, Pa,
visited Elkton relatives Thursday.
Miss Nora Stoll spent the week end
at her home in Brooklyn.
Mrs. A. W. Mitchell is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. William Alexander,
Of Lancaster, Pa.
( Mrs. Charles Warburton recently
entertained her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. P. Chaffinch, of Easton.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Churchman. of
Cedar Farm" near Calvert. enter
tanned number of young folks Fri
day evening of last week, in honor of
their niece, Miss Ada Johnson, stud
ent at the Calvert Agricultural High
School.
Mrs. H. w. Pippin entertained the
Elkton Embroidery Club and few
friends on Thursday of last week.
Miss Elizabeth Sparklin entertain
ed Miss Elizabeth Howell of Charles
town, several days this week.
Mr.. A. c. johnson. of Warren, Pa,
was the guest of his son, Mr.. Harlan
johnson, this week.
Miss Elsie Garrett entertained Miss
Alberta Jones, of Perryville, and Mr..
A. E. Banhan, of HOLLYWOOD, Pa, over
the week end.
Mrs. John G. Constable spent Tues
day in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Oliver Giles and son Oliver
were recent guests of Philadelphia
and Wilmington relatives.
Messrs. William Gilpin and Edward
Jones, of Tome School, have been
spending their spring vacation at
their homes here.
Mrs. William Worth recently enter
tanned her sister, Mrs. Annie Saring,
Of Wilmington.
Mr.. David Lindsay. superintendent
of Kenmore Mill. Providence, is slow
ly recovering from an operation per-
formed some time ago at Delaware
Hospital, Wilmington.
/ Mrs. Alice Jaquette. of Richardson
Park. Del, visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilmer Witworth. last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blanstield. of
Newark, spent Sunday with her sis
ters, Mrs. F. w. Kirkpatrick and Mrs.
Bryson near Elkton.
Mrs. Charles E. Larzalere has been
visiting relatives in Wilmington.
Miss Lille Tuite was Philadelphia
visitor the first of the week.
Mr.. Walter w. Woodall has been
seriously i'll at his home near Elkton.