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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-06

her enchanted island. iured to their
death the companions OF odyssius.
but be. drinking from . magic cup.
saved himself. The trouble with
cvcrythinS that 10 troubled 10 that
80 much Of tho beautiful and pure
and good OF life 10 used for evil pur-
poscs. This makes men beastiy. A
man condemned to die upon q scat.
fold would nnd little consolation In
having the path from his coll TO that
scaffold stre~n With roses Yet men.
in the grasp OF ~rone. nnd pleasure
In the beauties Of sin that are stre~n
in the pathway OF the downward life.
Bu, when the scanold looms before
them. the roses fade from view. and
there is moro consolation In q priest.
The world has always wanted some
magic potion to save itself when .,
has discovered It's true predieament.
Il has felt itself unequal to the task.
odysslus 10 only one OF all the world.
There is magic cup. The mother
of James and John sought for her
sons the chief seats Of power and
glory In What she supposed to be the
new world Kingdom that Christ
would set up. Then be asked them
the text. ''Ye know not What 70 ASK.
Are ye able to drink Of the cup that
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-06
OUR WEEKLY SERMON

ny RICHARDS, Pastor Grsce chciis, spcors Church

4 | shall drink OF They
say unto him. We are able"
They answered thoushtlcssly, They
did not know tho cup, They did not
know that tho throne was TO bo one
OF lsncmy and death, They did not
know that hc VAS able 20 ee pro
nounccd a failure, They did not know
that he ~as to be pronounced a fall
urc. They did not know tina, they
must wade through death TO drink
with him, They thought only Of
glory and power, Hut he Was to
teach them the strange Lessen, which
ought not to bc strange. 50 inkrained
Ia II In human experience. that tho
way to power and glory leads
through suffering. chaErin and ap-
parent failure. 10 triumphant vie.
tory.
when the cup had TO bc iruuk. he
was pronounced a failure, The boot
inE mob from the streets ericd fall
ure." The snecrins rharisccs cried
failure" The Roman soldiers
thought Of u only as one Of the many
passing failures. Tho few whose ideal
he bad been thought Of u as a bitter
failure Yet. somehow. their hearts
thought OF him as victorious, They
felt family that he Vas true. a, least,
They began to know What the cup
meant. bu, they never quite knew ,ill
later iIls rlumphan, resurrection
revealed Il to them,
Somehow. 80 strange and great
had bccn the man. and 80 powerful
his life with thsm. that though thoy
had answered In Ignorance. their an.
swer was true. They ~ere able, Not
then. but later. II ~as not necessary
then. Later u VAS necessary. Then
they we're able. The cup vas tri'
umphant The Iknominy VAS victory.
The death vas q life. selnshnesa
vas Eono. bcastinE had nsd. love
was triumphant. ambition gave place
to service. eowardlee ran a~ay and
eourak, came on With vigorous tread.
The dark shadows OF uncertainty
seurrisd away: positive kno~lodso
assumed control Tho cup of death
touched their lips. and they were no,
afraid. for they had learned that be
had become triumphant and bad
proven II to b. a cup OF life.
Oh. faint heart. shrink not. oh.
coward soul. be brave. oh. veal
hfe. be strong oh. ~rs,ehed one. be
glad. Oh. sin-siek one. bo healed.
on. falling one. be victorious. Oh.
sin-entrameiied heart. b. free.
There 10 power In the cup. Earthly
thrones may tumbi. down. ain may
Sn,~ at the ,itals Of the soul. the
heart may be ~rung to tear: death
rsy stalk through the citadel Of the
life. failure may sri'e It's name upon
the career. hut the eross Of the
Christ stands hist. Tho wor,d gath.
err about Il. sometimes In ,orro~.
but always In hops. and drinks its
frdsemink cup. and lives.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-06
Tomorrow tuberculosis
Day Throughout Nation
,'nt,sd i'fe-. service

United rf-.s service
WASHINGTON. u g. n~s g
Churrhss. sshoal,. iahaS uhtoas. tfa
,srhAi orders and s,hsS ofsARisa
,ions all over the cuuntfy 20 the
aumbsS II soo. 900 today somslsisd
plans Tor the Observance IoGofro- oi
the foafth int.fnAilonai rubefruio
ala Day. designated By the hationai
association TOT the s,udy and pfs,
'su,ion % tuberculosis MOT. than
i.eoo AhtI.tubsrruioais societies
throushoat tho unit.d states util bs
IN chars. of toomrro-s sefsmaaiss
Thousands Of ministers aud oscu,
pants % puiplis 81 all sfssds have
b.sn asked Ca insiuds tnshtlon Of
the csi-brAtiaa In th.iF sermons aud
and addresses
Last year more than 10000
churches siohS formally obssr,si
Tubsrculasis lay oriosp of the
na,ioaai association said today thsY
have b-sn given assurances from
more than Toe. 200 chufeh-s that the
dAy uill bc observed formally this
year. schools aud thstitatioas % all
Kind have planned 10 eoHtlnus the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-06


In the County Court Of the STATE Of
Oregon. for the County Of Kism-
sth.
In the Matter Of the Estats OF Mary
J. Sutton. Deceased.
Notice Ia hereby given that Enc 8.
Chastain. ADMINISTRATIVE Of tho estate
of Mary J. Sutton. deceased. has nisd
In tho county court her ANAL account
as such administratriI. and that the
court has hIed Monday. tho 29th day
Of December. 1919. at tho hour OF 10
o'clock n. m. Of said day. at the court
room Of the county court. In klamath
Falls. Oregon. as tho time and place
for hearing objections 20 said nnai
account and the settlement thereof.
EFFtE 8. cIiABTAIN.
AdministratriI OF the Estate Of Mary
J. Sutton. Deceased.
2t-i-s-i5-23
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United Press Service

United Press Service
WARRINGTON. ID. C.. Dec. a.
Organization Of the National Popular
Government League. backed strongly
by the American Federation Of La.
bor.. was tho subject Of discussion at
a meeting Of prominent politicians
and social workers here today. In.
itia,iye. referendum and recall will
be advocated by this new order. with
a general reform Of government to
give the people a stronger voice In
Affairs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-06
Instantly Clears Air Passages; You
breathe Freely; Dull Headache
Goes; Nasty Catarrhal Discharge
STOPS.
Try "Ely's Cream Balm. Z"

Get a small bottle anyway, Just to
try it-Apply a little In the Nostrils
and instantly your ciossed nose and
stopped-up air passages OF the head
will open. you will breathe freely;
duilnsss and headache disap pear. by
morning. the catarrh. coid-in head or
catarrhal sore throat will dissppsr.
End such misery now! Oct the
small bottle OF "Ely's Cream Balm"
At any drug store. This sweet. fra
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-06
Hotel Arrivals
White lelScan

White t'elican
o. W zieSler. y. Y. Wilson and
wife. San Francisco.
Hotel Hall
Mrs- Lillian Dexter. Mrs. John
varman. Mrs. 4. @. Eisin. Geo. Var
man. ". y. Hayden. y. Bisseii. Dor
ris. J. {. Mitchell. Gaseiie: J. L. PiI-
ley. Dunsmuir. Mrs. c. Keller. Port
land. Alfred Keller. BONANZA: y. 7.
IIdyard. san Francisco: c. o. Bull.
Merrill. q. A. Detro~. New York.
J. y. 5. Lyle. Tacoma. Mrs. d. O.
Brown. Laksy.c~. d. W. Short and
family. city. Judge Drake. city.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-06

nov 70 utiuh tnr
cup of life. For
the same time tho
devil has bee n
trying TO teach
tho m how TO
drink deaths cup,
A serpsn,s eye
can catch the rays
OF the sun and 70.
f'ce, them In prys.
matte beauty into
the eyes OF q man
and thus fasei-
nate him to his
dsath- circs ON
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-06

oes"T'snss oi tho celebration dgfiHs
N. somias -rsk The AAIt0nai a.
sosiaiiva hoPss b. ,his no,smsAi 90
o. ih,stss, tho gfssidsst that q foi
sfaI iuhsfruiosis day .iil b. ds.is
nAtsi
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-06

thfss states hA'. b~.A added thus
isf auTias the ysaf a. tho humber Of
states uo. usihs either the inis,sf,
Hinais ssu,snss. pfos.ilon oT parole
Jsisms Thsss ate nslhs SsvAss
and ofrsoh
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-06

Sixty miles OF thread woven from
the nber Of q species OF Italian net.
tie weighs only two and n half
pounds.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-06
VIII "Big Nine Become Rig Tea
United Press Service

CHICAGO Dec. s.-whether the
Big Nlne" will be increased to the
Big Ten" BY the admission Of the
rni,ersity Of Nebraska. VAS one Of
the importAn; questions to be set
tied ~hen delegates OF the Western
intercollegiate Conference NEE, here
today.
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uood s.fosm house Nth bath
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Utscr Methodist tpissopsi Church
Corner Ninth and Pine streets
D. & Richards, pastor
sunday schooi at 10 = M. George
I, Walton superintendenI
Preaching at II am, and : 20 . IN.
subject OF the evening s"Tmoa,
The YOUNG uAa aud ilh Church ="
~ IN the ,rrigr to youns n'sn
Ep~or,h League al 200 y IN,
stanley Wood. Prvslient
lutsrmcdia,, League q, : 10 . IN
Mrs ilAin-s. supsfintsnient
judge ncnson's nlbls class meets
at 10 IN in the ioctur. room. In
eonn.ction With tho sunday school
Nld.~sek service Wednesday even
ins a, ! 80,
We cordially inyi,s you to all these
services,
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,har,h of Christ ss,-nti.,s Services
ar. held on sunday morning at ~
O'Clock and Wednesday evening q,
TJo In Christiaa scirnc. Hall. In
Jacobs block. corner rhiTd and Main
streets. upstairs,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-06

iiApti.s Church Eighth and Canal
streets
Rev A, y. simmons. pastor.
sunday school at 10 a IN.
Preaching service at ~ . IN and
p. IN.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
Cburh of tho sser~d Heart
Corner wordsn avenue and Doasid
streets.
FIRST Mass at s;so q. IN.
High Mass and Bsnsdie,ion at
io;so a m.
Week day Mas every morning. at
.T:iS q. IN.
CAtechetieai Instruction svsry Sat.
urday and sunday mornins at o;so.
Services at Merrill on the third
sunday OF each month.
Rev. VIM. Mcmillan. =. ]. pastor.
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no. 2 g. Il. 9. Co., $1,000.
Gla Woreton an Souibsrn Ohio 6.
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Morainfmtns Club 9. u. 6. Co.,
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I'd. 8. Resler an Columbia q. u.
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aulius Gitert an Union Sapinsa
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4. u. aubrins an grppioeni Sos
pinos q. IL. 8. Co.. 1890.
emma 4. Williams on Unions Ga,
rinas .. II. 3. Co., $1,000.
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mon gani Co., $4,000.
Sophie Qegner an gDeitern Ipe.
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WtHDrinid, $500.
GIisd W. TorIhus an 5isblano
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0raxSeisemtbu SktertrGgaxses
gincinnati. 2. De3.

Marp Q. 9rats u. q. on Guo
Wloreton. Elm 2ldsr Qnnb In Settiog
20 in Columbia gofpnfhip, 81.
Uietor VI. 6er:pig an Wolter U!
&inbart, api 258 in 9isbpoint I'm
terabtbsilung, 81.
Sbe gonrab 2Binoiih gompanp "
u. on bic Staot Cincinnati. Nbna.
dung ipssen Rdumung her BranoiT
NIlep
Sarab u. WurpbD an Nettis 2f
Wiltinion. 80 bel SO FuB an be,
Saoisite Der SustuIum Mpe. in Wlt
9useulum, ST.
Gotberine +. gopman an 9nnc
2ade,' Got 3s in Dpoming 6. II. B
Gcmpanp's untsrabtbeilung. 81.
ssIorenre susting an Winifre,
Siump. 81 bel 218 s5ub an De.
gtorbfsik Der s5onatban MDe., 43e
SUB tpeitlih Der Doobburn Npe.. 81.
alnna 3. Shmiot an George Hitol
Cote 81 uno So in 6. q. gluni's
speiten abbition in aodlanb, ST..
sSobn sS. soeitnleper an Glln s.
6eitmeper, 38 BEL 123 CUB an be,
Dftieite Der 5adberrp Ctr, 81.
Wsarp .. WtattbeiDs an 5bs
Gtroh sile Co., 5beiI pon Got 8 IN
sc. DoDsnortBs llniernbihilung an
6urrifon aDs.. $500.
henrp Jaeobs an EImtr 6enrp ga.
cobs. 9beil bon Got 2 IN 6enrs
wran's Gii6ts, 81.
: Marp Q. 1hoynisH an gssrs
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WiIion. 1beiI con Got ga in Charles
Aeipitt's sfpeitsn llnterabsheiluna, ST..
Wiarn s. 8onier an Waifoel u.
Diners. 36 Bel 105 s5nb an Ser iiios
ireitIiden gde Der soppiins uuo
Woob Str. foipie Got 80 unb Sb.li
bon Got 81 in gbnofn Mills brr.s
ten untsrabtbsilung in Noriuooo, ST..
WilIiam 6. Sill an Mbrdham gers
iponaer, 25 bsi 112 JuB an b.r
Worofeite Der Rinmono Ctr, 219
Nub tpeftIich Der 2inn Str, $1S75.
hilbert 8ettinser, 5ruitee, an 9lns
csrip 6. giIIigan, 100 Eel 153 Jus
an Der GiioIeits Der aablop 9lpc.,
ireitIic, Der Wbiifielo ape., 81.
Darn :. SinIe an Maoreip 6. Oil
Iiaan. so BEL 104 9uB an Der Siibieite
Ter Quolpp slre., so SUB peftlih
Der WhitfisIo gtpe., ST.
Belle aoth II. a. an Gi'ie Stroub.
eiH anperibeiltes SntereiIe in So bel
l65 ssuB an Der Woroieite Der ginceln
gre. in Delhi, 81.
Belle Rod an GlIie Siraub, % bs:
95 Jub an Der 9orbieite Der 9. Str,
81.
Mar Irubaui an Gliie Straub, 55
bei 165 sSub an Der Voroisiie Der
gincoln 4pe. in DeIbi. iopie % Bel
SO TUB an Der Noroieits Der 8.
Sts., ST.
Gmilp q. Collins, per Sberiif, al
glRnabel Clarion, % Cots in Sci
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S1533.38.
Yeita 8. WooSfibe an geeilia :.
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Sacob WieB. Ibmr. bon fSannic
Woriin. So adcr 9anb in S:iiionsu
81 unb 80 in 9rsen 5olpnibip. $34oO.
albert Meainnep an Robert I.
Gteiop. Sheil pen Got 5 in bsm
aitnelI Gitate. 81.
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GerisIbe an Grauforo Mtainnep.
3heil BON Got 5 in bem aithelrs ;
Gitate. 81.
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Got. 81.
George SO. 'Serris an anbreip
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llnisrabtbsiIung pon Sobn 6. 5erris
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Ctr. 81,
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iein rtffes hsrsensDsrbdlinib anr
Hrnit baben. fdkint auh Der nens RO-
Inia asneiat. bsftimmts f5oroeruaaeH
Ibss Guten, Wnbren unb GhOnen erbe-
ben su molten lpie Wi!beIril II. Wluis
trsdbIt firh. bah 2ucfpia am nissidh-
risen Dlaspnlnft reifIih Initob &C.
aomrlsn babe: 5olhe gilosr Uiinfhe
r. niht ipitoer ausaeIislIi sl iehtn;
oas milne onbers iperben. Shnerlld,
irareH nieie bon ibm beanitanDeier
Wsrfe ioIhe Der otdDemiIh iorrtfifn
rnb beIiebten ShnIe. gDir fpercen
uns aIfo ioohI auf lleberrnihanaen os.
fact mocnen rHiiifen. unb beionbers bic
Gesefiion ipiro e nidt Ieidlt baden.
Tire autcnomic sil tpahrtn. Der nlte
2uitpoiD bat i'd, sipar ouch aeleaenis
lid, iiber 8ilber draern fonnen. 1ber
bas marin oann meiit mnItriid, ser-
flieBenee grauenatts nit iiibnen Der.
fiirsnnaen. goipds fnnb brr dlis hsrr
unfh1n; fir bic Doriieuuna oes nads
ten WsnIten an iih iu1r tr fcnlt
ourHaus empFGnaIid,.
Non aDnia onbipio mOfie ih bds
6Ieidlt rlid,t cbne Wsiteres behonptsn.
Gr In siemlidh fromm, bic aoniain tit
nch pisl frommer, unp 10 lifst es
nabe. oaB GinfliiiIs anfasbDisn iperpsH.
nm bas Beiipiel bes Thrones fir bic
Gntrfcnnuns Der airhenmordI AUDI in
Syraosn Der aunit su aefpinnen. Die
crrbe uno ieaensreihe llnaebunoer.
asit, ppren iitI bic bilotnoen Hiinise In
Sapern erfreusn. iei; MIR fier In
Diiinden eins Vflansftdiic piefsr
sfiinfte baben, ifsint tsinesptas mehr
10 aeiifert su isin fpie etroem. gll
DE Wittelsbahiifen a0niee uu0 ssiirs
fen. bon guofpia /. Big au auispolb,
l1ben. 10 oIdubia iic ihrer airhe ane
linatn, bod Ffets aenuu bic Shranfe
por Der arnit aufaurihien selpilBs. no
Der s0Iibatdre lleberelfer bolt MAIDEN
mubie. 9un aber iiBt bas ,3entrum
iieareid i'm aanotaa. uHo auf oenl
Throne reaiert elm itrena iirtenaldu.
bioer Wsonardl, Der ielber sinnl1l als
qanotaasfanoioai bes .3tntrunts ouF~
aefiellt mar. fSrpmme Eiferer I'M
2anbe perIanaen cine geidrantnHa oe-
reIisi0ien glaubensfrsiNit In Der
SnuIe, .onfeiiioneGe 2eiebiider iolIeH
e!nasfiihri fperben. uno ipenn i'm Dot
.hedtsr eth beindhc hunoertidhri1es
Rsroluiionserama ipie- Danions 3cp"
BON hem urtunblif, iiher periiorbtnta
gtnialen giihner aufaefiihri fDiro, 10
sntriiitet fidj nif,t nur bic 2enirums'I
preiIs. ipnnern aud nte Stdatsaeitina
iiber oieIm aans unpolitiiheH Ntt 1T.
terarbiiioriifer psidi.
Ios finb anseihen. bic nahbeHili1
i!immsn. WoasIi iie unisr a0nia 2uo,
ipia niht su Msiierseifen iperoer, bic
einen nIeoriaen Druid auf bic ssAtica
4imcipbdre bss 2anoss ontiinoigen.
Ritt nur bic Gnuaitie Der Ditislsht@
der. audi ons 6aperiide Bolt bat cine
octuiiie Tradition su tpdhren: bic 5ros
biiipn elmer tuItHrpoliiilhen 3olerans;
elmer peltireubiaen 21blihieit i'm 3s-
ben pis in Der aunit. Solhe lleber.
liefsranaen iiub idnsa aerItDri, dber
osito Ianalamer neu beariiuoet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-03

CINE traeifomif6t gfs
faire Bat Iih in Berlin 3ueetrag:H.
Gs ipar DOR nnnmsbr bier ssa5rsH, bdb
elm asllner beIm geiuhe siIss raiens
tppps@ nit bem geiibr ipesen bee
Gintrittsprtiies In Strtit geristh, III
beiIen 9erlauf Der Sbeaisrbefiser arg
miBbanoeIt ipurDe. Nuf rDuroe er
BON osm FsIIner um 20 pf. seprelIt.
4ls gerihiIit< 4n3eiee erfoig:s. iagtc
bic gbfrau bes aeIlners, um ibren
Mann Dor Strafe su retten, aus. ihr
Wann isi ssiitesiront. unn Der aells
n.r ielber IpieIte aur 10 ssinidt beE
Gsiiiestranisn, bab bic aer5ts ibn iiis
unsurednunssfGbis ertlarssn. Run
tom's aber anbers, aIs man lids 9tz
bah. bate. Der Gsaner lpurbe uiht
etpa ireissloHsn, ionbern a.s strneiiss
aefdbrlifer aranter elmer aniidIs
iibgrpisien. Gin babies Snhr arg
belt er bas aus. oann ober fDuroe ibT
bic Gnhe gu unsemiiiblih uno CT
iieate gefuhe ouf gnilaHang unisr
Der 9srjiherung. er lei isbt gons &C.
iunb sefporben. Die Siiuation tpurbe
bohipmiIh. als bic Ner3te taIibIiiiig
erildrten, BON elmer 6eilung tonne
isine Rebs fein; Is iei cine alte Grfabs
rung, buB bic geiitestranttn imner
slnubien, sefunb au iein. Der Qe0ntr
blieb oIjo ipeiter interrirt. Der Nuis
entbali in Der SrrenanFult obsr iDu..
Be ibm CUR 6OIls unb er lieb e auf
feline 3nmiIis iuiiIsn. Die. iebie nun
alle beh<I In 8tptgung. oeu UlunH
frei5ubeipmmsn, bic gbsfrdu geitaho
aud fhlieBlih elm. boB nles Shipins
bel unb Gimnlation geipeitn fti. Grs
nsute unteriuhuns. uonuielans. uno
ridtis, Oiesmal idsten bic Aersie: Der
Ulann III eefunb. sr tam sniIaF,n
iperbtn. Der aufutbnlt i'm Srrens
baufs aber haiie Ditrsinbaib Sahr &C.
bouert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-03

Tns ilt oas shIimme mit bicIen
2ellten, Die in Standardization auf
oem rid.tigen Rege 8lr ridtigen
SeiIalieIle iino. bab lie fih uitterpeas
BON GundIaIbern, Die niht beIfen,
ionbern MIR @elo peroieien ipoIlen.
aufbnIten llnb Elm Mittel, oos i'm Be.
item eSnae nif,ts biIit. nlsiiienS ober
benz ssDrper onf nod, fhaoet. ais
.ebenIo gut anfbalien Iaiien. Wsr
an benz enfieBlid)en ltebcl Der SD.
morrhoibcn leioet, Iniie iif ia nidyt
bon Dem eiri5ig rif,tioem Nege AZ
~anntejis4 benz einsig ip0hren Sell.
mittel, 6nfhoIten. 9. Reuitnebter u
60, Dor 1916. Nap Dorl Gin, pfr.
i&i6sm sine 9robe hoDon toiienfrei.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-11-07
OccasiOned Surprise.

Washington, Nov. 6-The announce
ment was a great surprise in diplo-
matte and military social circles in
which the bride-to-be is prominent 1t
caused no less Of a stir in political
circles.
Miss Williams left Washington some
time ago aboard the yacht Niagara
as guest of Mrs. Letter ON trip
around the world The Niagara is now
at Southampton waiting for Mr.. Lei
ter to join the party.
Mr.. McCombs has been abroad
since almost Immediately after the
election. He is the most prominent
possibly for ambassador to France
to succeed Myron II. Herrick. The
chairman has once declined the place,
but reconsidered at President Wilson's
personal request, and since he has
been abroad the post has been held
for him with the general understand
ing in official circles that he event.
ually would accept it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-11-07
Met At INAUGURATION.

London, Nov. 6.-Miss Williams is
a sister of Mrs. Joseph Letter and a
daughter of Col. John R. Williams
U. S. A. retired.
The marriage will take place in the
Roman Catholic Church of SITS. Peter
and Edward, Belgravia. Mr.. McCombs
said today:
II first met Miss Williams at the
Inauguration of President Wilson
We have been engage dior several
months and the marriage has, been
deferred only because Of my recent
operation for appendicitis. l am quite
we'll now.
1.-THE ceremony is to be performed
tomorrow by Father Bernard Vaughn
who is we'll known in the United
States. The best man will be Charles
w. Halsey, an old Princeton class.
mate Of mine, who is now in London
on his honeymoon.
I'VE will return to New York short
~ after the ceremony.
A brilliant assemblage of guests
will attend the wedding, including
the whole diplomatic corps. Among
the other notables will be the Earl
and Countess of Suffolk; the Earl and
Countess Craven. United States Am.
bassador and Mrs. Page, Myron T.
Herrick. United States Ambassador te
France; Lloyd Derby, Frederick
Townsend Martin; Lord Cursor
Henry Chaplain, M. p, and Col. and
Mrs. Colin Campbell.
Miss Williams arrived here about
two weeks ago with her sister, Mrs
Joseph Letter. on board the Letter
acht on which Mr.. and Mrs. Letter
and party Of friends have planned