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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-18
RIe5oe,,Y2 n.sss Musical

show that has nothing to do with worry or trouble
1t does not attempt to preach a sermon teach moral
lesson or give You problem to ponder over;
BUT ....-s
1t does give you evening of relaxation and real en-
joymen The eye is pleased with pretty girls and pref
ty costumes The is pleased with good music Your
of feeling pleased with real comedy; the brand
that makes you laugh and forget your troubles The
taste of the big majority is suited.
1t is show that gets the money, even if the price
of admission is small. There two shows each even
ing and You early and stay for both shows if
You want to- You only need ticket The first show
starts at 100 and the second show at O'Clock There
is moving picture that from Is to 80 and from
S:45 to 900. +
The prices TO, 90 80 cents with reserved seats in
center section and boxes at 80 cents You can order
tickets in advance by ringing up 1897.
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Melle. Gauthier, the operate sopra-
no, who will assist Harold Bauer next
Monday evening at the Opera House.
will sing the famous ''Depuis lie jour"
Ever Since the Day." from the opera
Louise" by Charpenter.
She will also sing group of French
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-18

and English songs. Mr. Bauer has ar
ranged complete program of Chopin
numbers, and he is sure that his Sc
lection will meet with approval. His
Chopin recitals have always proved
very popular with. the public.
Seats for this concert are on sale
at the Promotion rooms. =. E..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-18

was sent to the relief or the natives.
The ship gave the King his first news
of the war, and the monarch promptly
proclaimed his neutrality.
Britain Buys Many
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-18

the Tonga Islands In the Southern
Pacific ocean has declared neutrality.
The Tonga Islands were in danger of
starvation as their food supply from
New Zealand was cut off until a ship
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-18

The members of Honolulu Lodge
No. 500. l.. o. o. NJ, will meet at 7:39
o'clock this evening in the Odd Eel.
lows hall, Fort, near King street.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-18
NO Dance. /.
At SEASIDE
TOMORROW

There will be no dance at the Sea.
side Hotel tomorrow evening, on &C.
count of the dance to be given by the
boat clubs.-AdV. a. III ...:-.... -:... n. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-18

A woman's birthday is a fact, but
her age is fiction.
The evening world., 1914-02-18
It Isn't the Storms That Wreck
The Love Ship-It's the Gains


prodss phanhropst seed; and
q 8 . good fellow" OVERRIDING the role
Divinity" his
usually the Devil taken contract
advice written
Hooking like hooking frock is simple childish feat
h UNLOCKING him.
Man Q q genius! .
much
. bent hair pin.
wedding bcs
earth would mel" he hopeless
the the Matrmony
t. q monotenous calml
The evening world., 1914-02-18
Ten Dramatic Chapters
In the Story of New York
csyysht 1914 Ne Pres Nsv Ysk D'.I.s
1.-THE BATTLE OF BROOKLYN.


geographically and military Long Island which the Indians
western extremity.
1874
Hudson settled white
southern Borough Of Brooklyn from
Gownnus New Utrecht
Clinton
toms which numbered Americans
and behind Brooklyn
during position
Clinton
Of
the British which
and the surrounding
and the w:abou and the countless ndiguits
hahitants b. aisa soldissy.
~ hsun,
g ~ enne tha4
g. ag snuAaat = sysiv y ~ aaasn saa u Dsps
The evening world., 1914-02-18
Hits From Sharp Wits.

No wonder tangosrs are complain.
Ing Of nervous dissolution. For what
10 the latest step. the "Cortes." but
an adaptation OF the familiar old
breakdown"
The man who boasts that he IL q
king pin" seldom IL Of the safety"
variety.
A Brooklyn man claims to have
discovered "ths fruit Of toll" He
says his earnings 20 toward making
his wife . "psach."
when there are floors to sweep and
dishes TO wash. an aesthetic tenn
permanent II worth about - much AZ
the hole In q doughnut.--NsmphiH
Commercial Appeal.
The woman must dominate her
clothes, says Lillian. The Same rule
should apply to man. but there IRE
times when the loss Of one little sus-
psnder button jecpardixes his dom
nance. Toledo Blade.
Onions lsngthsn your iifs." de-
clarss Mrs. Hstty Green. Probably
true, but they also shorten your &C.
quaintances News.
= you look into the matter you will
find that every man who has gone
the downward path was equipped
with Q self starter.-New' Orleans
states.
Some men are so constituted that
they can spend an hour IN strenuous
debate with themselves 40 to whether
the bow looks better on the side OF
at the Observation-Disclosures Inquirer.
TIE license suthorittes In Aostou
have put . ban On tbe tee dances
Tea u Wa . - Darty y oooteG
VhAsh helDo4 - 01nfs ~ Xhele n
4 - Oo0o - - -
The evening world., 1914-02-18

n HAUDE GRANGER tells a story
wi of the late Edwin ThorDs.
" Thorne had a long speech In
the first act OF which the plot was
to be disclosed to the audience. But
on this august occasion there was no
disclosure. fog the very simple reason
that the actor had entirely forgotten
his lines. He was up against it,"
and knew 1t: but. determining to
mako the best Of 1t. he said to the
man with whom he had the scene:
Good evening: er-er-won't you
have . cigar?"
The other saw At once what the
trouble wan. and In an effort to help
his associate said to Thorne:
Il believe you have long story ia
tell me. Proceed. and will listen"
Yes" said Thorne. II have. I will
tell II to you a. We walk along"
And taking his friends arm he lei
surely strolled of the stage.
The evening world., 1914-02-18

TOE HARTMANN. the mirthfuI
monoloSlst. has his own ideas on
= Independence.
Some years ago Mr.. Hartmann
played a small town In Canada. A.
u matter OF fact It was q VERY
small town. The hotel had bedroom,
and the bedroom had door. But the
door had no key. And whom JOSEPH,
insisted on that key the landlord said:
Just bolt tho door; you'll bo all
right" -
But want the key" said Hard
mann.
Tho boniface and the comedian ar
gued over the key for several min
utes. With each demand the actor
became more insistent and the land
lord more obdurate. Finally the lat
ter blurted out:
"Weli. you can't have II. I have
' to have II before you're up In the
morning to get into the post oflice.''
The evening world., 1914-02-18

Tut q veal bone (costing Is or 20
csnts) In q soup pot with one
q half gallon Of cold water, and
cook slowly until the meat II very
tender but not ragged. With It put
two small onions chopped. celery or
celery seed to taste. and . blade or
two Of mace-be careful not to put too
much mace. When all are tender, re-
move the meat and strain through q
fine Sieve. Then add one pint of hot
milk, Q lump OF butter. salt. pepper
and cayenne to taste.
Nots.--When the meat 10 cold, cut in
small pieces and serve with Q white
sauce for breakfast next day.
Mics Rose Fairfax.
Nut Pudding.
nEAT separately the yolks and
X whites Of six eggs. To the yolks
- add one and one-half cups sugar,
and to the whites beaten to the stifeest
froth add three cups Of finely chopped
or ground nuts (haxelnuta, pecans or
English walnuts are usually the best.
MIX all together lightly and stir In
one teaspoon vanilla. Last. add Q table,
spoon nour In which 10 well mixed Q
teaspoon baking powder. Bake quick
ly and put together like layer cake
With whipped cream. A pint OF
whipped cream thoroughly chilled and
seasoned With . spoon Of brandy will
b. enough 70 put between the layer,
and ever the top and sadsa
s $ ;'zSEEl53'|
The evening world., 1914-02-18
Fav0rlte Recipes
of Famous Women

The facorte recipes Of famous
tconsew Of the United States ere
prtnte6 IN The Evening World on
Mondavs. Wedmesdovs and Frtdeys.
Aomv Of the diskes described haze
tcon sottonol fenorn.
The evening world., 1914-02-18
.NE.PIECE skirts

Or SI:s'I s.sr: :s.s',
fashionable and
they have the great
advantage Of being
extremely 81 mpl0
and easy to make,
Here is one the edges
Of which meet at tha
front. while IL IL laid
In tucks to give the
effect Of two box
plaits at the back. 1t
can be used with or
without the tuntc.
but for all dressS.
costumes the tunic In
to DO preferred. In
the picture 1t Is made
all of one material.
but IL liked the skirt
could be OF one with
the tunic and blouse
of another. AZ plulr
with striped or plaid
with plain or duvo-
tyn over silk. Tho
finish can he made a..
either the high or the
natural waist line.
Skirts of the kind are
extremely sim pie
and since they in.
clude very few seams
they mean very little
labor. The fullness OF
tho skirt beneath the
tunic Ia laid to for q
box plat at the ccu-
tire back.
For the medium
size the skirt will re-
quire 6 yds. of mate
rial ~. 81 yds. &c, ~
or SO In. wide. or IN
yds. ~ or 52 In. wide
II the skirt 10 cut on
the cross Of the ma
tcrial. The width at
the lower edge 10 I
I'd. and Is In,
The evening world., 1914-02-18
AS THE SYSTEM SEES 1T.

RAYOR mitchell calls upon the public to help him 'ecurs
the passage Of his police bills designed 10 strengthen tho
M Of the Police Commissioner necessary preliminary
nene COL Goshas here administer the sffss Of che de-
rsftmsnt
Working seshy against the "a small group Of msa
snAr group that sdmisesn he sffS Of TsAny Hail.
Amy
M the ystsm declares The Mayor "thst Standing bswesn
- people loyal and efficient police ssa vsnt - break
~ system. want to give svsy psdmaa Se chance 70 b an
Aenest man II he wsnh b b."
systems like the which ne Mayer refers have their own
Stous shout authority.
Desirable they call when refers 10 ths Of boss whose
Ssa 70 threaten men, 70 bully 70 tempt men In the inter
~ q political craft and 3obbsry
Dsngusus they ea whom cenal By strong szecu
Nv vhsss and him sbove every consideration but
- sRvics Il the public thst employs him.
The Police Counasaer cbsctsd, cannot always Be ool
nolAala
Na the power and responsibility Of ne office such that tho
pl must hsacsorth ins Tat saA SEEK cut men Big
The evening world., 1914-02-18

DOING OVER ATHENS.

mED KING OF GREECE has commissioned Engishmsn to
bssutify Athsns With boulsvaEd, big ralway station
41s law courts and ether up-tsdsts Embellishments
Job u fixing up Athens done before by boss
asd Psi, assisted BY civic art expert Phdss-snd was
y v dons too Now. r twenty three hundred years. during
~ time and thing another have done considerable
gs to the public bundnga good idea touch up city
avlh and make little Of . credit to its past
Ne especially sssd 10 hear that before the Ensshnan
~ hh task he coming 70 the United States get hints as to
Nhat he ought to do.
We interested in Athens got no end of first
dsss from that town how to make hotels banks jai etc.
- 1ice the outside We shall only too pleased TO return
;1eRofs By giving IL any points 800 .'.
ess intelligent and tac% person should be depued to show
around and make he doesn't Of the
& ~ while he Is with nj. ~ 49, -
The evening world., 1914-02-18

"a n \ :
~ A aAsssdss nas 'euagsd Z, : passing citi.sn on
NE nrsalvay.
xf SCA yer sDaSs . aicksls" I. .-..,,
80 why not ct . Job shevslns snowy
IN "Av >zVsssd that" And tAs ablsbodied one turned
The evening world., 1914-02-18
The Battle
Of Apineourt.

went back England But he returned with fresh army and ook
the where
mercy Catherine became his wife and declared heir to the French
The 40
O
The evening world., 1914-02-18
Anecdotes of the DID, Time Actors
By Edw. Lc Roy Rice

Copyright 1914 by E,suius World
The evening world., 1914-02-18

SEA waist
- Seu11AU. (ssDs
{es1 y.k - esse ~ nsn ssssps =
3ao@O - 80 Oa11asa ssoees1
14oaeA1!s-W 49, - anAssD saaak Nsao
!.s- e. v - - - - - Dasaaee = h.eW
The evening world., 1914-02-18

I HE natural outwork and breakwater to Manhattan
geographically and military. 10 Long Island. whicl
called Sc Ia ka. Coney Island. at its western
probably the hrst point touched at by Verrazsano Il
= Harry Hudson in 1909. Long Island Arat aot
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-06-26

Gteb, beilere lanbmtrti6aftlt6e Metboz
Sen u1lb beiiere 9traben iparen Die 8e=
ipre6u119Stben1en unb bte S6laglDorte
beS &onper1tS. Mm Montag Mbenb
fanb I'M reue11 @o6i6ulgebdube BON
9racp, tpel6eS unn1ittelbar por ietner
8ollenoung itebt l111o sbelien @rri6tung
SAC, 900 gefoifet hatte, etn 8anfett fiir
bie @dite gum &onpente itatt. Dte
1neiiten ser Nebner erfldrte1l, oaB i'm
iiibpeltlt6en Mt1lnefota tat1d6lt6 auf
oem @ebiete beS 9traben= unb @egez
baue8 pno Der 8erbeHerung Ser Ser
febr8mege bebeutenbes geleiltet >perbe.
Inter Oen bauptid6lt6iten Geonern be-
fan0en lt6 q, 81. Gngltib aus 1racp,
mel6er bel oem 8anfette au6 alS Ioait=
metlter a1ntterte, q. $. @nerlon aus
2an1berton, 6. 8. Softer a11S @pring=
ftelb, S. s. Netl, ,NeomoobzGou1ttn
Ngent, S. s. @penS, Sic Yaitorer
SatneS Harion aus Mt11neapolts, S. 81.
Seffrep llno S. S, Oobion.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-06-26

gen arf unb trug i'm in ba8 3elt etntz
ger 2an0retien0e1r, Ste auf ibrer 6etie
bon Dapenport, Soma nod 9ontb Da=
fota bort fampterte1. Gtne sSrau lDur-
be sbeoeutenb berlebt..
Sn Mep l1lmfie itrt6ipetie i6merer
5agel, beion6erB tpeitlt6 bon BroublDan
un0 rt6tete an BEN @artenfrii6ten be-
.beutenben @@aoeu an. Mebrere 8du-
me lpuroen nn1getpebt uno ptele Neite
abgertilen. Sin Dtltrtft iiiblt6 bon
GenteritraBe tpuroe na6 II ubr bnr6
.baS @erabfalen etneS eleftrie9en 9t6tz
brabteS Ste gan6e Ma6t In Ounfel gez
.billt. Der Negen fiel IN @trDnue11 u1o
baS @aiier ltanb fubttef in beu 9traz
fen. @tne 1nerfmirotge @ri6etnlng
mar bte qnf Ben 9turn1 folgenbe &dlte,
Die ipdbrenb Scr gan5e1 Ma6t bis gum
fpdten Morgen anbtelt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-06-26
reS.tn ier1e11 Iotpns fennen I'll lernen

mes,in ieren 1otpns fe1lnen gu lernet1,
N1 8aterto,pL g. 9. berri6te etn
ss3pfflpn u11o betm 9ageSerauen bot ste
9fabt ein 8tlb Ser gertpiitl1ng bar.
OseerIongeri6tete s 96aoen miro auf ungez
tdb1rS 5l1sSE S300, 900 gei6dbt: nber 20 Ser
fo11en forrbe1 mebr o0er mentaer Derz
lektslno 800 6duier tp1rben pom.
5t1r111 5erit0rt.
gon @leepn Gne mtr0 ge1nelbet, oab
bersSturm etne Nn5abl Minomiiblen
l1np@2 5tdlle 11mgeblaien babe unb oab
leb1nbtele 8du1r1e lln1getpebt tnuroen, @S
lpurbe tebo6 geten1anb perlett.
Ser 5turm erltredte it6 auf etn
grokes @ebiet, Gr fing IN ben DafotaS
an nn6 fegte bann IN etner iib0itli6en
Nhtnng bur6 Sen 9taat Mtnneiota
l1llSs oerlor ii6 tn Mtsconitn, iiberall
56aoen berurla6eno ipel6er ii6 IN ote
.WdItone11 Dollars belaufer >ptrb.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-06-26
}u bes 5turmes @emalt.

Dtenstagna6n1tttag berrl6te briid<
e110eS @etter u11b UNI 6 l1br 5etgte oa8
thermometer Sic b06ite 9enperatur
mdbreno be8 Gags u1o eS mar na6 bent
Nbe11beiien fait thinner nod 10 i6fDiil
lpte e8 mdbrenb beS Iag6 mar. 96marz
&c @olfen tiirnnten ii6 am 9ort3ont
al1f u11o fl1r3 na6 reun nbr bra6 iiber
bteitge @egeno etn @ir1oi iturm lo8, nelz
6er BEN pom portgen Oon11er8tag bet
@ettem iibertraf
@tn Orediturm fegte our6 Ste Straz
fen ser 9taot mlb alleS elite 10 l6nell
>pie n10glt6 na6 9auie. 8eripdtete
Nrttomobtls lteben lire @arnungS=
itgnale ert0nen uno bo6 ipuroe11 et1ltge
Herionen betnabe iiberfabren >petl Ser
2drm be8 @tur11eS Sic @tgnale iiberz
tDrlte. Oas @etpttter unb Der @tnbz
iturm fa1nen 3uerit pom g}or0meiten,
dber eS oauerte 1ur fur5e 3ett unb ba11n
fam Der @tno bonn 9loroen nnb gfor0z
often unb 3tpar NIT et11er lol6en S6nellz
tgfett uno &roft, bab 9lite BON 8dumen
abgeriHen murben, ln0 ptele Bdun1e
iosar ungetpebt uno NIT ben @ur5eln
aus oen 8ooen gerifen muroen.
Yiele Ielepbonpoten lpurben obgez
bro6en llnb ptele Ordbte abgeriifen.
SIM gun5en tpurben 81 6arrn 2t11ie11
Ser Seem Tim Nural Ielepbo11e So. auber
|Golnnltiiton geiebt 9lnr lleeh9lin11nitel,
ipurbet1 COTTONWOOD l1nb 5igel nnitsez
1o1nnne11. @t11e grobe N15abl @t11bz
mublen tpuroen e1ltpeoer gdn5lt6 ger
ltDrt ober tetltpetle bentoltert. Die fletz
neren gebdube, tpte 9ubnerbduier ipur<
Sen bon ibren 6unoamenten gei6ober
u1b 8du1ne 5u 9unoerten ipuroe1l abgez
bro6e11.
Sn 9earleS unb tn ser 1rnsegen>
muroe ser Winolturn cpclonartts. Dte
96orniteine auf perldtebereu @ebdl1=
ben lpuroen peggeblaie11 unb Ste Oebd1t=
Be ionlt anbermeittg bel6dbtgt. Dtf
5dmteoetperfi itdtte BON S. &appel1nanr
puroe umgeblaien. 2d11gS beS fletne1
Gottonmoob, etne Otltar5 bon iiber
BlodS maren bte 8dume 5u Dutellbe1
! 5u 9unoerten abgef11tdt u1lo ptele oapor
tparen iiber Die 2a1lbltraBen gefallell uni
eS rabm bte angeltrengte 9lrbett po1
ether groben Nr15abl 6arn1er nlebrerf
9tunoen larg UNI Ste @ege mte5er fabr=
bar gu MAIDEN.
9luf Der Tarm BON George @riebe1
>purbe Ser 5tall altf ben &opf geltellt
Oa5 @n1oerbare BON ser Ge16t6te lit
bab Z Yferbe, lpelde ltd oartn befa1ben
obne irgenbmel6e @erletung oapor
famen. 9luf Gilbert s3td8 Hlab mr
Gmtl Sung mobnt, >pur0e Bic Mtr1o=
rtiible un9eblaien unb tn ibrem SAL
ftel tie auf Bic @eranba be8 6auie8, ,baS=
ielbe libel 5urtdtenb. Die uMadtnf
Sbeo" lpurbe gd115lt6 benolirt uni
/ 9tide oapon lpuroen bonn Mtn0 ether
gan5en 8lof nett getragen. uG)ranorp,
unb 5iibnerbau8 murben bonn sSunba=
ment abgelboben.
@oS al Trldt bonn IonnerStag per:
l6ont geblieben mar, fiel ben Otenstac
l9turn gum Spfer. ga Sic 1neilter
Ielepbonlinte1t nad 9tgel uno Cotton
lpooo auber Gom1ntfiion fins, 10 ii
eS nt6t m0glt6 o:e Iragpette bes 5tur=
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-06-26
bel Sraperie.

2ebten Wettttpo6 >puroe urter Stped=
enftpredenoen Teterlt6fetten ETH uWear=
fer entbullt ser SEN Hlab marfteren
lollApo Dor 63 Sabren Ser TrteoenSoerz
trag NIT Sen S1rbtanern abgeid1olien
murbe, 0en15nfolge bteies iiber 10000
Nder beitebe11be Ierrttortu1n BON BEN
SS1lotanern an st. @etben absetreten
wnrbe. Dtes 1T et11e ser tptdttgiten
TrtebenSpertrdge pel6e In ser Nnfan5z
9el9i6te be8 @5taotes unter5ei6net lprrz
be-
Spit I'M Stunt 1851 fubren @oper=
1leur Nanlep l11lb S11otan Gpnln1tlitoner
2ufe 2ea Sen Mtnneiota binauf bi8 tie
na6 Iraperie beS 5tour anfamen no
NIT BEN berporragelbiten S11btanerz
bdrptltngen ser @tlleto1lz, @abpetonz
u11of 9tour Snbtaneritdnme Sic Ser.
banolungen sepflogen tperben iollten.
Dielelben trafen jebo6 nt6t 5ur feitgez.
iekten 3eit ei1 1lnb fonnte1t be8megen
Sic @erbanolungen erlt am l8 Suit be-
gol111el1 tperben. 9ln btelen Sag pur=
oell Ste Nerba1blungen aufgenommen
llno tdgli6 fort9eiebt biS ite 5u @noe
gefiibrt lpDrben maren.,
Gs i6ten gu etner .3ett al8 Oh .bie
@eidt6te tn Sic 8ri6e geben mir6e
neil 9leepp @ne, et11er Der s11otanerz
bdllntltnge it6 iiber perr1etntlthe 3u=
ritdiebung berart beletbtgt flblte, oab
serg HOS GDnieif 6erttteB n1l0 Ste gerfreter
Ser Negterung batten Sic 8erbanblungen
i6on aufgeboben nnb lparen berett rl1lz
oerrtd dteter 0tnge na6 9auie gu retien,
ais @leepp Gne NIT ietne1n @efolge 5u<
rudfaln l111o Bic 8erbanblungen tpurben
om1n mieber aufgenommen uno en09iilttg
burhgefiihrt.
9luf Dem groBen Botplber lpel6er Ste
5telle beS Trte0en8pertrag8 marftert,
>purbe11 Gploltude, @ei6enfe nim,
i 10 5ur @6au geitellt, bab iblteblt6 ote
Snotaner Sem Het5 nt6t n1ebr iDtoerz
feben fonnten u11o Sen Gertrag urterz
seidneten.
! SET ser sseter tparen e8 bte Ytontere
General Sc Oue BON ct, Saul 6rau
Morp 8. 9ltton BON ct. Heter unb Troll
@llen 9lnalon BON 5enberlon lpelde ooS
1netite Nufleben erregten. Trau Ntton
elltbullte BEN Nlarfer. @eneral ga
Que, 81 Sabre alt, rt6tete etn paar
y4orte an Sic 9lnlpelenben lr0 tetlte
ibnen NIT, baB otes Ser Nlab let, no
ser TrteoenSpertrag abgeI6lollen mor=
Sen lei uno bas 5u ter1er 3ett iber
$500 S1btaner anlpeie1b maren. 6rau
9lllaion lit etne Io6ter BON oen be-
ribnte11 Tronttersmann Maior Soiepb
81. 8rolpn na6 be1n unler Gountp gez
! l1all1lt lrurbe.
Sn be11 gena11nten 8otDloer 1T etne
Hlatte etrgefugt NIT folgel1ber Sn=
iihrtft: Otes marftrt- BEN Blab mo
(; oer Trteoenpertrag bon 1raperle DeS
! 9tour o1n %. Suit 1851 u1lter5et6net
mlrbe. @rrt6tet BON ben Captain
gtbarb Corners Chapter, 50dter Ser
/! Nn1erttal1t1den Nepolutton, ct. Beter,
W}tn1l, 1913.
Jlt1aerb gfefferle ipelder 5iptiden
1855 unb 1857 IN Iraperie bes 5tour
pobnte 1lno 6rou 9lbolpb N}eile uno
Irau $. 8. Bee6er BON bter lpobrtel1 Der
Teter bet.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-06-26
SbtIoert Npt,tretie.
@irtenbrief beS 11nldngit 5unt &aroital
er1ta1nten @rabti1pfS npm &Dln.

8erli1r %. Stunt. Ser tiir5(i6
gum Rarbinal erbDbte @r3bif6of DON
R0ln bDn @ortmann bat an fetne
9iD5eie etnen 1irtenbrief erlai1en, in
pelde1n er feline &omreife ausfiibrli@
.f@ilbert, gr betont, er babe Dem
Bapit bic @er1i@erung gegeben, bie
.Ratbolifen Deutf@lanbs feierl bereit,
inn IN allen Punften, tpel9e bns re-
ltgtDfe unb iittli4e 2eben betreffer,
@eborfam 81 !eifen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-06-26

5rau Marp 9arbD Sol1om, Die
ibren @'atten, IN Ser Ndbe bon @reteI
q. S., erf4oB uno :iib oonn nit ber
grfldrlng, Dab Ole @rmor6ung fie
bernbigt babe, rnbig Derbaften liet,
lol auf ihren @eiites3nitanb llnters
iu4t neroen.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-02-26
Facing a Waterspout.

What 1t means TO encounter water
spout in the south seas is described
by writer: FIRST of all. black
trunk. like an elephants. began to feel
bindly about in midaIr. hanging from
II cloud. 1t came nearer and nearer
with uncanny speed. drawing up to
itself as il came colossal cone of
turbulent sea until the two Joined to-
gether in an enormous black pillar
some quarter of a mile broad at the
base and probably good thousand
feet high. uniting as IL did the clouds
and the sen below. Across the darken
ing sea. against the threatening cop.
per crimson sunset, came this gigantic
horror waltzing over troughs Of torn
up water in veritable dnuce OF death
like something blind. but mad and
cruel. trying TO tind and shatter our
fragile little ship"
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-02-26
LOCAL WOMEN AGREE
WITH STAGE BEAUTIES

OF al! women in the world, prob
ably those on the stage are most par
ticular about their personal appear
ance, and especially in the care of
the hair; and when such leading
stage beauties as Ethel Barrymore,
Elsie Ferguson, Natalie Alt, Louise
Dresser, Rose Coghlan, Laurette Tay-
lor and many others are so enthusi-
astic about Harmony Hair Beautifier
as to write in praise of it, that is
certainly evidence that it does just
what they say it does-that is, beau
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women right in this town, and men,
too, who regard it as indispensable,
because it makes the hair glossier
and more silky, easier to dress and
make stay in place. Sprinkle a little
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