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 IiII:IiALIS. March F. M"A ani [ r,,.ni"r n'N,r hay" and n'N"r wiE L.. D..,,,.nL,i nnd an "lh man with I I.,i,N y",in: wife. will never be ;iIt" ::.ilrr iE,pin il |" t. th" slightest lii .urIi,"d [" have q Jirnl'hlS nature I |. lni within r,a,s.,Ii tls,t a man "i Gfiy.h,r and a muutifu youn. girl .L twenty. full "f >hWlty. lif, an'i tln' ,.ty .", or Twin" should mat" :Wi liv,, h,p,,il, every after. II has l""n lri.f |, ;.""i many tiIncs and ii has q, li"m proved Il ""mI'lci" s'"'''s'' when bnih parties [" thc union have I,.n rnrnlnl human beings.
 it waH no, a su,rrsa in th" 'aS'' "l '::lt. nn,s iiarlin "r this city ani his nit .nii,. y",ng wife and when they w.". married many "f their Friends t,,,.t.,rrl !i.li ihrr" would h. a smash lrCnl, u.,l,\ months "f inc h''"'v n,, ,,i !I'n l'.'S*'d awh>
 TT . ir,,ii,tioh WI" not hi!a'l ''t"' yc,hci .r i,. disparity in ih" a:"' .f ,l, |. r. f"r ihrr" whs known [" h' anmn,. ulnu in th' '.i.;'. Th'ii' n a'v.t. .p, .'i..r m,n in ii"' c's" wh"f tfiy t,r ,., eyer is married [" tw"n' ty nrl ... .hl men wh" flattcr them sci>"YS,.l,,S that il is their winnint v.ys that ilaI,. attracted the leautifu
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JEALOUS HUSBAND KILLS
 HIS WIFE AND FRIENDS

itrui Grani Army nI,n amh hc and ,.> wifi" r"k Inc girl In when sh:
 | froim the home of her husband
 That waS several days Mg" and 'i ""Ina ti'at ilariin hms h"i kn"wn iu, t,': ,his time where hiS wife wHS. ii" i,Is I".rn t"rn iy i'.Hl'',isy and f'.ar .m' low. fer tIn, girl wh" had desert u him I, nd his miid has i"..n in ,s'n- sh,.r.,blr of a turmoil as [" i"w |" r,ovrr his wife.
 In his extremity ,,arlin turned t' religion sud ii was only hast Saturday i.,at i. ,,,nr.ss..i that h" had for ts' t.,, time. in his life r.sriv"d th. ltghi "' tln. gospel
 u x nii"v",i n"w that iIardin grad u.iiy h.st his mind under ih' strain ,i"ught "n hy his wif-'s d..~crti"n and ia, h. was quite crazy when to-day [, n,p.arpi nt the .h,'mr nf thc Hn- c,rmanx .,n,i drawing n revolver sh"t hia wife twhr in the breast. AS the young woman fell iiaKer- man. the old soldier rushed f"rward to disarm the madman. but he w"s s,..t I,cfor. he could crUss the r'~''n. hur,Iin aiso sh". and killed Mrs. fsh' ct,man and then to make tho aff"m ,nmplctc he killed himself
 Mrs. Hardin is dRnRefously. pr"is'- i,I, futnllv wounded
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W\SIIIEGTnN. IT, t.. March i2.
 |. w.,s stntc,l at the White House an" trc stnic department today th't '"c'" was m chnngr in 'h" Mexican s'''''- ,t.,, This announcement was nna"" ,,L. morning l." the newspaper men
 - Inty ii is tn follow np tho Washington .nd m th" int'rna''"ha' ,,nrlr pnd it wis ms' ''S''"'' .,,trmrnt hath fr'm inc srcrc'ar! '' . and from Mir. Tumulty th" lri- ,.,r, secretary M i'resident "h"n rn..,.. is absolutely il" change in rue Mexican situation. Hut, orders were ,..,e., from the war department 'o- day. and they were teiesraph'c order'
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un.: l.,i,l, tt.,i lIr, rtIImul.,i" ,,. nld .tn well i. "i," wee hit ." heed L.. ihr other minn l".f"r'' ilr'> e. I!.-.., uI, t,I i"it"r CT f"r ,,", ,.ni' >'"".' .','l ,i''."tiN" girls "l Iw."i
 NIs. IIu,Iiu v,..s >"iiig du'l '\ ii"nnii in'i . h' had many N"''H: f, ,i.u.l; ,d l",ii, x. >..s and i"'aus" Sf' n luin .I ,h.s.. fri,i.l.. after her mar i ". h" '. nw irinG 'I th" point .i .h. .,th tom n hull", w''''ini ih h' lii, in mr ,lI"rk husls,n'i an'l tri..I in murder her Is 'l".il ais''. while fun ui.n ,i tln iniihs woman William lIig"inI.'n and his wh". "' ui",n the gml ii"l for pr"t"cti"n when l.. tr:l.,m: ll,,.4,i. nrd i"r. are a's' d"a,l
 l. l. kn"w" ih.t iIrrIin was i'i' sunk l,.,,"nH "i his wifi" ahh 'h' ,.,u .ini.,,., .r '".ins in h.N" vii, l.i
 |, v.i. l"a.,i+.' 't thiS jealousy "' the l,.,I m her husband which m"d H.. ,.uln,. Mir.'s life q burden [" h' 1 final she Jeff her honl" recently ah'
 v.u tn liy" with th" iIagcrmans. wh' .r.. nld friends. llaEcrman was ,tcran of tho civil war and prom
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SIGNED WITH
 ALASKAlPEN
Special Nugget Service

WASHINGTON, D. C.. March IT. Tie pen with which Speaker t'lHrll affixed his official signature [" the Alaska railroad bill was presented l" him by John lalllRne. The ps'n- -W'iht WAS made of Alaska gold and the h,ider WIS wrought from the tiisk "i an Alaska mastodon.
 When President Wilson sings the tiII Is,ll;iine will present him with Il ,luulicate of this pen in thc name "r the people of Alaska.
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DIFFERENTIATION PIONEERS

\ s,u,.inI meeting "T il" Ih''"rl' .,' Alaska. IHlm N". !. VIII '" h'' ,, Friday. March 13. NJ" D. m [" ,.x,,,.u sentiments ,lictntrd by th' n.ss;,g,. nf the .>hsk, l;al''"'d h''
 q. l. I.DMEN, l'rrshch'.
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Eorost the White Silence and the ..,a Com. to the Lawn Party and uc.u, dream of your sweetheart and th. old farm. A. 8. hall. Friday night the 18th.
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CONDITIONS SHOCKING.
Special Nugget Ssrvies.

WASHINGTuN. D. C.. March l.. Chairman Foster nr the 'onGrcssi"h'i ! committee, which is Investigating tlr'' Colorado mine Stfik" returned ''' Washington today. He said that l"' f,u,nd conditions In the mining ,liairh ! ,T Colnra,ln slOckin..
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:tAr'rE March i2 All S"atti" l., is IN r"hhratiur thr signing hy the tt, sl,i-ni .T tn. Ai,si<a r,ilru,d hill IL t.a nis alni'si like II nat iOnal hOli . day in th" ely wiili iln. flags flying .rd thr e.n"rnl spirit "f rjnirInH ii' tiu uir.
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NEW ASSISTANT SECRETARY.

special Nuoget SsrVic".
 WASHINGTuN. D. C, March i:. Lresident Wilson toity nuinitlHtrd William P. Mibann uf Denver [" h. assistant secretary "f tn" irra*iiry.
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MlRRAoE DATE SET.
.peciaI Nugget Service.

NEW YORK, March 12.-Thc datc r.a ihr marriage of Miss Huntington and Vincent Astor has been sci Tor April ?0.
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LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR DEAD. N,ooetss Special Service.

ST. LOUIS. March i2.--i.ir,isenant ot vernon F. Q. $tannard Of Miss"uri was found dead in his home here t"- day.
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For Nome News and Wor'ds news ost the Nugget.
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DEATH OF cADWALLA0ER.

Special Nugget SerVtoe.
 NEW YORK, March i2. John Land tcrt radwallader. who was assistant secretary of state under Hamilton Fish died in New York today. il'' was president of the New York lm. association at the time "i his death.
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We print svssyshi~N and snyt'N~s in isb printing line st ths NSssst
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ras Daily Nuasst. S2.oo per mouth
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Visiting c.rds at the Nugget offie.
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As soon as 1t was made known tha,
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bl, fatally wounded.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-23
vOLLEY BALL TEAMS
ARE TIED At END

The final games of the e:l5 mems
volley ball classes have been played
and the winners and losers decided
upon. Harris and Hill were tied for
first place and will probably play 1t
off TO definitely settle the question.
The losers will banquet the winners
at a turkey feed Thursday evening
Of this week at 6:30 in the assembly
room of the "Y.' II is thought that
between eighty and one hundred will
be present. The winners in the 5:15
mems class were Iona and Mack and
Cifton and Whitewater will banquet
them In the 6:i5 mems class the
winners were Harris, Hill and Cof-
finger. while the losers were Green,
Billings and Wright. The final
games between Hill and Billings re-
suited in Hill winning two out of
three.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-23
CAMEO TAKES FIRST
GAME Of SEASON

Opening the 1914 baseball season
with rush, Cameo yesterday defeat
ed the d. 4 r. c. shop team by the
score of 3 to o. They showed the eff
fects of the last six weeks practice
and worked together better than did
the locals.
A large number of local fans made
the trip and were rewarded by seeing
u CLASSY article of ball for the first
game. Bragg. former Fruita pitcher,
pitched the full nine innings for
Cameo and was there with bells on
at all times.
The game was remarkably free
from errors for such an early season
one. only one offense and that one
by Grand Junction, was committed
Cameo opened the second inning by
scoring two runs and added one more
in the third. which completed the
scoring. Cargo. the Lorraine, Ohio.
find started the game for the locals
and later gave way for Secor, Ditt-
man was behind the bat Wachob
caught for Cameo.
Score by innings: r. II. f.
Cd. Jct.---0 0 0 0 0 o 0 00 90 /
Cameo % 900 % s .
Batteries, Grand Junction, Cargo,
Secor Dittman; Cameo, Bragg and
Wachob.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-23
.HEADR|Ck'S WIFE
CHARGES FAILURE
TO SUPPORT HER
Marital Troubles Of City Fireman
Reach Court; is Out Under
$500 Bonds.

An information charging Caude
Headricli. city fireman, with non
support was filed in the county cour,
this morning by District Attorney
Weiser on complaint of Mrs. Anna
Headrick. from whom the defendant
was recently separated.
Immediately after his arrest Head
rick secured bond in the sum of $500
c. p. McCary and B. W. Vedder be-
ing his sureties.
The charge Is serious one, the
penalty being imprisonment in the
penitentiary on conviction.
The defendant Is well known and
has distinguished himself for per-
scnal bravery several times in his ca
pacity as fireman. He has many
friends who will hear of his arres,
with regret.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-23
Bridge Club Entertained.

The East End Bridge club We're
delightfully."- entertained last evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Barnard Welsh
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis at the
Welsh home on East Main street on
Saturday evening. A 7 O'Clock din
ner was enjoyed by the sixteen mem
bers of the club present, and four
tables OF auction bridge were formed
after dinner. The high score was
won by Mrs. Howard Fletcher who
won the club book. THE Long Roll, "
by Mary Johnson Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs, Wilkes Dinwid-
die, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Piatt. Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Stewart, Mr. and Mrs.
f. b. Welsh, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Davis. DR.. and Mrs. Carl Plumb, Mr..
and Mrs, Fred Holmes.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-23
p. L. o. Meets TomorroM.

Tomorrow evening Chapter n, p.
Q. viii meet in regular session at the
rome OF Miss Belle Lay at 1853
White avenue. An interesting pro-
gram will consist Of the comparison
of the Rubaiyat OF Omar Khayam
with the book of Ecclesastes in the
Old Testament in the last chapter of
which is found that most beautiful
OF all poetry, commencing. remember
thy Creator in the days OF thy youth.
while the evil days come not, nor the
Years draw night, when thou shalt
say, have no pleasure in them"
The three translators of tho Rubai-
vat will be used in the comparison.
The usual delightful social session
will follow the program.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-23
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
London. Eng, March 2s.-lnter-
est in the disaffection in the army is
arising out of the newest phase of
the home rule situation, and was dis
played in the house of commons to-
day when the chamber was crowded
TO hear the statement from Colonel
Seeley. secretary of state for war.
Seeley's statement was brief and
utterly vauge. The gist was that
some of the officers had informed
General Paget that they would no:
serve in certain eventualities. 1t IS
declared that the movement of the
troops was soley to protect govern
ment stores.
Premier Asquith and Andrew Bon
ar Law. leader of the opposition. rec
ognized the anxiety for exhaustive de.
bate of the subject by agreeing to
motion for adjournment of the house
Immediately after Seeley had spoken
of the order to discuss the Irish sit
uation. In the course of his speech
Law said;
1T would be difficult for the pre-
mier to convince the house that with
or without the knowledge of some
of his colleagues he could make these
movements of the troops a part of a
concerted plan to provoke or intimi-
date Ulster"
Asquith made it clear that the Of
ficers and men who were refusing to
obey orders in connection with the
opposition of Ulster to the adoption
of home rule in Ireland, were liable
to dismissal.
There were only brief statements
from the premier and secretary of
state for war. The gist of these is
that all officers had now returned to
duty. The number of officers who
have resigned and the extent of the
disaffection and other details were
not disclosed.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-23
VIII Meet Tomorrow.

The Progressive Woman's Study
class Will meet Tuesday afternoon at
2:30 at the home of Mrs. Baum, i24
Ouray. Hon. A. G. Newton will ad-
dress the class on the subject OF
State Government. This class has
arranged a course in civil govern
ment extending over several weeks
and will listen 10 lectures by some OF
our most prominent local speakers
All ladies interested are cordially in
yited to attend the meetings. Time
place and speaker Will be announced
in both papers.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-23
Emanon CInh Tomorrow.

Tomorrow afternoon the ladies of
the Emanon club will be entertained
by Mrs. w. B. Kenney at her home.
73S North Fifth street. This will
be different from the regular meet
lngs of the club. in that the Cafeteria
style Of serving refreshments VIII be
omitted and the members VIII be the
guests Of Mrs. Kenney who will serve
a delicious little lunch during the
afternoon after the usual session of
kensington.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-23
Mrs. Wheaton Here.

Mrs. Wheaton is well known in
Grand Junction. having been here on
several annual trips as representa-
tive OF Sprague-Warner a Co, in the
interest of their Richelieu products
Mrs. Wheaton is here again and in
addition to her usual line she has a
most attractive showing OF novelties
ana new ideas for menus for those
VINO entertain, which she wishes TO
Introduce. Mrs. Wheaton is wom-
an of an unusually attractive per
sonality and states that she viii be
pleased to call upon any of tho Grand
Junction ladies. who would bc inter
ested in seeing her line. If they will
leave their names at Baileys grocery
store. She will be in the city for two
weeks.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-23
MINING PROPOSITION.

A well known prospector and ex-
pert miner wants backing in pros
pecting venture in new field in
which there is 4 fine prospect for u
big excitement this summer. This
is not bacon and beans proposition.
II you do not have the money to mine
properly do no. answer this.
Address AU MINER.
323-1t Care Sentinel.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-23

The deep fiounces so much worn q
tew seasons back have returned to take
q strong hold upon the fancy. and many
of the new skirts show rounce upon
nouncs from the hips to tho feet
The cstton voiles and crepes. soft
taffetas, crepons aud other novelty
fabrics ars well suited to these nounces
Shadow lace and chiffon are used on
more dressy frocks, and no doubt later
in the season entirs froeks of lace.
rounced In this way. will be popular.
In No. s2ss is shown a most attrac-
tive coat blouse with a shawl collar.
short peplun and wide girdie
II Is developed in taffetas, plain and
figured: the skirt Is OF plain dull green
and the blouse is figured In self color.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-23
About "per Ercisehntz." :"

Der Frieschutz is Germnn
opera in three acts-the masterpiece
OF the great Waher, The story is
very fascinating from beginning to
end In Mrs. Sadler's discussion of
this opera, he portrays the different
characters. and by means OF an ac-
companiest at the piano interprets
the different phases OF the music. The
program Tuesday evening promises
to be a rare treat.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-23
Shnkesneare Club Meets.

Tomorrow, Tuesday afternoon the
home of Mrs. G. +. Hinton at ll12
Ouray avenue. A review OF Twelfth
Night" will be the program for the
afternoon and the quiz will be led
by Mrs =. +. Collins
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-23

David r. Reese of st. Louis, Mo-, is
guest at the home of A. Zwart of
the Redlands company. Mrs. Reese
has heen here for the past two weeks
and they are looking over the valley.
with possible view of remaining.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-23

Don't forget that today is the day
the MAJESTIC THEATER imaupur-
ates the greatest gift proposition in
the history of the city. A coupon will
be given with every adult admission
every day EXCEPT SUNDAY. The
first award will he made Friday night
at O'Clock. You must be in the
theater to receive the award. We will
give absolutely free style ~" HIGH
GRADE DOMESTIC SEWING MA.
CHINE. worth $50 every week.
Watch our announcements.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-23

Earl Vinton, son of VIM. r. Vim
ton is expected here on No. We'd
resday to attend the funeral of his
father Thursday. His home is in
Oklahoma.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-23
Dance by Boys Club Tonight.

Tonight large number of high
school students Will enjoy a dance at
Marsery hall, which was planned by
the eight boys who are giving SER
les OF these informal dances. There
VIII be about thirty couples present
tonight and II will be one OF the en-
joyable socila events OF the spring va
cation week.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-23
Informal Dinner PartY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +. Woods and Miss
Helen Woods of Denver and Mr. and
Mrs. G. b. Christianson Will be din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs h. H.
baldwin this evening at their home
en- Hill avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-23
A Great Program
At Majestic Tonight

-, two-reel Keystone comedy, fea-
turing Mabel Normand and Lord
sterling, 'Zuza. the Band Leader
laugh from beginning to end-and
Miss Laura Sawyer in n great Famous
Player production. "A DAUGHTER,
OF THE HILLS"
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-23
Cottage Prnyer Meetings.

Tomorrow, Tuesday morning there
will be cottage prayer meetings held
az the homes Of Mrs. w. Graham at
1855 Grand avenue and Mrs. Norine
at 737 Gunnison avenue. All are
welcome.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-23
ULSTER QUIET
BUT SITUATION
IS STILL TENSE
Leader Of Opposition Agrees to
Adjournment Of House After
Hearing War Secretary.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Belfast, March 23.-The capital of
Ulster. where are located the head
quarters of the provisional govern
ment, is today perhaps the least OK
cited city outwardly in the United
Kingdom. No more troops have ar
rived and none are expected.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-23
Pronouncing Huerta.

Pronouncing Huerta.
We still preferta
Call IL Werta.
Chicago Tribune.
But thousands dareta
Call it Whereta.
Peoria Journal.
Aud some do Garcia
Say Hoo-airta.
New York Sun.
We cant thinl, yoorta
call il Hoorta.
Houston Post.
1t makes us jeerta
Hear IL Heerta.
Boston Transcript,
All wrong. Alberta
Name Is Wherta.
st. Louis Dispatch.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-23

Mrs. B. L. Reynolds arrived this
morning from her home in Denver
for a several weeks visit with Mrs
Ernest Taylor and Mrs. VIM. Engle
OF this city. Mr.. Reynolds is cashier
for the Pullman company in Denver
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-23

! Mrs. T. NJ. Short of Toppenish.
Wash, arrived this morning from
Denver for several days visit with
Mrs Perry Delhi of Fruita.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-23

Mrs. G. Britain came down last
evening from Palisade for short
pleasure trip.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-23

Mrs. c. o. Covey and children, who
have been visiting with her father.
D. +. Carpenter of 22S Rood, left this
morning for their home in Helper.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-23

shorty" Franklin of the Peters
Paper Co., of Denver is a local visitor
today.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-23

j. A. Laurent was in this morning
from his ranch on Reeder Mesa.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-23
FIRE CAUSES LOSS OF
MILLIONS IN COTTON
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Bombay. India, March 23.-Cotton
valued at s2.50O,000 was destroyed
by fire today. 1t was stored in the
sheds on Cotton Green.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-23

Ts obtain either pattern Illustrated MI
cut this coupon and enclose IL cents In
l stamps or coin. He sure to stats aumber
Of pattern and size, measuring over the
1 fullest part Of the bust Address Pattera
Department. care OF this paper.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-23
Delta Nh Deltas,

The Delta nu Deltas are planning
Oh having a good time at Miss Nettie
Miller's home tomorrow night. Bet
ter come than wish you had.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-23

For size Sc this costume requires AZ
yards OF &c inch material.
Tafretas ranges in price from abeut
SIPS mp,
Figured silk crepon and chiffon show
to advantage in No sl2l. There are
three straight gathered ruffles of chif-
fon and a pointed tunic OF the crepon.
The dress is completed by a gathered
lace guimpe.
This dress requires for size ss Az
yards Of 36 inch material,
Crepon may be purchased from about
rs cents a yard and up
No. S2s5-sizes "a to AZ.
No. Slsi-sizes 81 to AZ.
Each pattern l6 cents.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-18

"ParsifaT' is interesting. quite apart
from its artistic merit. as having had
musical instrument invented for Ii
and named after it The reproduction
of the sound of church bells In opera
was long difficulty. Real bells sim
ply drowned the orchestra. and all
substitutes were tried in vain until
DR. Mott designed the Parsifal. bell
instrument, somewhat on the principle
of the grand piano. Each of it's Eve
notes has six strings. which are struck
by large hammers covered with cot
ton wool. And the result Is as near TO
the solemn sound of church bells as
the theater has been able TO get.-Bos-
ton Herald.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-18
Germany a. en- Advertiser.

Germany knows the business value
of an advertisement even when it re-
fers to 70 particular com nodity. Hence
Germany is not at all modest in put
ting its earth-girdling label made Il
Germany upon many package
manufactured in America Type
writers, cash registers and other ar
ticles in which the United States is so
far ahead no second can be seen, may
be sent from Philadelphia to Ham
burg. Very often when these articles
reach their destination 1000 miles
from Hamburg they are neatly tagged
Made in Germany"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-18

Really there are two pie seasons-one
when the blackberries. raspberries and
blueberries are ripe and when apples
are green and the other when the frost
Is on the pumpkin. The pies of the in
between times are as lead to gold to
the pies OF other times. No pie except
the pumpkin pie is a pie at all unless
the Juice runs from between the coy
ers. the juice OF ripened fruit charged
with sun and dew Custom makes US
eat pie last. 1t is hard rule. deemed
only by the anticipation which helps
us to go through the preliminary sta
pies. glad in the thought of the delect-
able to come--Chicago Post