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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03
Nmerieaniiabe t1emtralit3t.

Sm eeu idlimmiten Srutanitalten
oes Seutidenbaiies in ben neutralen
T%ereini9teu Staaten gebort Bottom.
Wan fam gctroit iasen. baB Bolton
beute na6 leiner sanseu @eiinnuna
feline amerifanii6e Staot mebr iii.
lonpern nur nod cine Goritapt BON
Sonnon. Der natipiitii1e 8unbeSs
lenator Sooge, Der neulid, in Dem
bereits bon uns beiprohenen Snters
picp ilber bas alte 0uterlano berfiel,
Der GonereBs Ibseoronete @arSs
ipeiher iiin9it i'm Sauie ole
Seutlden naf allen Heeeln Der &,rnit
pernngIimpfte, mo enolih Nof.
eliot. Der friibere Yr6iibent Der
llniocrlitGt Sarparb. Der Dor einieen
Sasen Dor chem SraueusGlus cine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03

robre fertigl" fommt bas Commando.
Bis uif cine Seemeile lit Dos Boot al
Den Seino bernngefpmmen, Der mdts
tige Tan3ertrel3er ltegt rnlldeuo nilf
Der Wndt i'm &uunl; n~ugenifeinliG
nbnt er nidlts bon Dem Inn brpbennen
Ineriff. Sam iauit bas peroerbcns
brin9enbe 0eid)oB ats Dem Snu5iers
robr, ieinen &c9 lm9eiebeu brrd Die
SIutben IlidJeub. Nit iharfiter Nuis
merfiamfeit blidt Der Commandment
'burh bns Sebrohr allf ieiu Sicl. Sa
= Elm Sumpfer Shlas. Der Eun5ers
trel5er idNpautt; I'M nat item Illsens
bid Elm aanouenifu6. Is lit Elm
Ilarmidub, ben Der setrofiene vNbous
tir" a~b9cgehrn.
Sas feinblihc @eidipaber scrdtb in
8elpegung; ausenideinlib p~ermutbet
man. paB Der arel,3sr aui cine Miine
unfseluufen lit. lnb 1don beainnt
lid baS mGcbtise Shiii auf Die Seite
81 lesen; raid iperSen auf linn iuie
anf ben unoeren &reu3ern Die 8oote
flarsematt. Sod id,ou nad fiinf
Minuten beainnt eS gu iinfen. Gin
fnrdtbureS 8eipimmel berridt auf
0ed, Die Iarmidait iprinst ms
Waller. Nber mdbreno Die Soote
faum nit ibrem Aettmsslpert beeons
nen bnben, pirb Elm 5~fpeiter Yanaers
freuaer o einem bumpien Sdlage
bod,seboben. Guh i'm trifft bas
gleihe S6idinl. er Unfit in bic Siefe.
3nei StunSen ipdter credit eiueu
oritten feinblidcn areu5er oas sleihe
8efhid.
Nun it's flar: feline Iinen iparcn
eS, Elm oelitides llnterIeeboot muB in
Der Nabe iein. llno inter inrbtbas
rem 3rufen iauien Die @rauaien beS
engliIhen 8eitpabers iiber Die ipeite
WaNerfldts. Aber .u-9". Sas mebr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03
Die ueetsten" AmHen aber
GSuen.

Wian iolte meinen, baS Die Yartei
Der red)ten" Huiien iiber bas Sbidial
Soipen's, Der seiitieen gentrale oes
ibnen friegsperbiinoeten gelaien's.
trauerten. 8eit eutfernt, ibr Saupts
organ, Die .9iubfoje Snnmia", bic
aueleid cine 2ieblinssseitune bes
@Saren iein fol-, bebauert MIR Sus
Cine, oaB Sotpen nitt sdn3lih serItort
fpurbe.' Sic ihreibt II. a. lpGrtlid] in
ibrcr Nr. 100:
o9otpen, cine berpeitete SuoenitaSt
tpie infer 9eroild1etp. ioate anfdnalid
nidt 3erit1rt iperben. Sie Yeut5hen
fparen nber 70 em,p6rt iiber Die Yropos
tation Der sei5isen, idmusi9en Suben,
bnB iie Die 9dlier 6eritorten. ga
2oipen tpie 2iittih nno @riiiieI MIR
bon nerfludten Sloen betpobnt tpirb,
ipdren Die ~Ihmusigen Suben, Die aae
Sduier Der Stabt beiisen, emp6rt iinb
perilhten, tart senlis, nit Seutihs
lnnb 81 fdmpfenA (l) Sic belgiid1en
pefonmmten Suoen fanben in @ilion
'(8rdiibent Der Ger. Staaten) einen
fparnen 9ertreter ibrer dbideuIiteu
Snterelieu, Sn befanntlih aud in hen
Moern bes amerifaniirben Yrdiiosnten
t6mmeiess iiioiihes 8lnt ilieSt. Sic
feutifer taben mn aus Silrd,t Dor
ben Suben uno 9Silion Ieiher anfses
bort, 2iittif ST. 5eritoren. Gud
6aiier @ilbelm lit lciber nur elm
1lntertban beS jioiifen adpitnls. Dem
Ell Solge leiiten mlBtc. Safer Wils
helm mlibte Den Yfan aifgeben. Yaris
en- bombaroieren, 8enn Yaris bon
ben 9euHhen belasert nirS - init
Silfe Der 3eppelinidiffc - bann
fpiiree es idleht nit Den iiioiihen
SGuiern uno ben iiibiidben MiQionem
itcben. SebeS 8eppelinluitihiii iiibrt
cine 9aoune BON 100 Yfun6 GDnamit
nit it'd. Nan lam lid lest pors
itelen, tuel6e situation in Yaris
herrid,en fpiirbe, penn Die SdIife Der
3eppeline Spnumitbomben alf Yoris
herablperfer ipiirbe. 1urlm boben
sic Suben. bic ihitemcsiid, Die VDlfer
peraiften, W~3abnabmcn ergriiieu. nm
i6r @igentbnm 5u id)iisen pur6 =
28ilior."
ItHiSe elSle "H 'pIueN Sers
~biinbeten CUR Seite. y@usfojc Snams
ia" uilb 9ldtter hires aaIibsrs iparen
es aitd,. bic bel ser @abl bon Sr.
Spiiinanu gum @unbesprdiiSenten
hisicn ais SiioensI bsommling erflGrs
ten. ipie mir ieiner3eit berihteten.
Nam Soifmann ipmnt MN Wiliou an
Die Gcibe. GH. 3. a." BPM 2. Stt.(
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03

enter Hepolntion iteht. gs mare
ounn uidt 10 llnsereimt. tpenn Gnes
lanO aud Den Shus in China Sapon
iibertrasen luurbe uub ibn I'M iihrigen
freie Sanb uuf Soften Der SntereHen
oller iibri9en &dfte gstp6bren tpiiroe.
@s frd9t iih aGeroings MIR, Oh bas
engiiide Bolt es iid lpirflid tpirS ses
fallen lufen, oaB @rep unb 6enoiIen
in Snbien ben japanifhen Bod gum
8drtner MAIDEN uuo gar nod guitras
lien unb Canada b~erielben Subafion
preiseeben tperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03
Holen uno Der &ries.

; cine Reloun9 bebeuhomer
art entnebmen mir Dem freis
iinuigen .8erIiner 5asebIatt"
pom 2. Sttpber: Der (preue
: Biihe) &ultusminiiter bat, pie
inns elm YriuatsS elesramm aus
: Yoieu melSet, an9eorouet. ouS.
100 Gebrerransel 6eitebt. @eiit>
Tide polniideu 8elieionsunters
I ri1t ertbeileu lolen. Ser
Winiiter erfernt erunbIGblid
Die Rotbfpenbiefeit bes poluiShen
HeIi9ipnsunterrihtes ar." Der
: &ries bat alio Dem SafatismlS
; ben Ibitieb gesebeH.
* X X n # II IL * II " x II \ II
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03
Krieq$kdrtc
und Hhd$.
Geuait tpas Gle tpiinicbcm tino
itltr rs Gcnts cus StGcf.

Sober uniersr Nbonuencn, neldrr feline 3eitln9 Cit Sabr int
VOraus INN 20 eents gleiG eh1lenoet, erhdt portotret IN 0aus abs
gelieTert: Cine groBe aricgss2anotarte, Al 3oa lang bel % 3ou brett,
Certt9 5nt ~Nnfbdngen on Die &dno) uuf ipelfer Soleenoes, 9leib
ai Sn erten Bid. Sn finoeu lit:
gni Der ctnen Seite: } Sine pcr5I9Hhe, sobe 2anotarte aaer
Gambler Guropn5 nit 9enauer Se3idnuug (burh Hare, rotbe Sunte)
Der Sdupt c ruugen mo Wilttdr rahonen zines leoeu Sayoes.
Ste1es III iibernI5 lpertbbDll, I'M Den SerIauf Der ueridieoenen Selo<
5ue in Selgen, Sranfreid, NuBaHO etc, etc, 5u perfolgen uo
bener 81 ueriebeu.
= Inter Der 8arte europa lit man in farer, leiht leHrider,
groBer S1r1t: a. aur5e En9obr Der arte9surIahe; b. Die Snt@
febunSsur1aten mo Vertnrmungen os Orctbnnoes ub Der
Srtple Gntente; g Senaue an9aben Der uormdIen Sriez
0euss unn ariessrdre Der Irmeeu, SIotten unb Sufthtfie alter
Ganber europa $, iotuie Der Rer. Stoaten uno SnpunS.
anf Der anneren Seitc: II aate Der 9unsen 8elt, pe lie III
bisIem arR9e oerpitclt lit NIT Nn9ube Der & ntferuunge II bon
tinanosr, Der 6anptcontinente nnb Seeboien, 6afenfetunsen unb 8outc
nmo Ndn9e Der 5auptidHHfdbrts s9rRu. GRun icbt Die sendue Gage
Der ) ME II uo Defenders, in tIaren Sarben, Die 6 plputen Der
peridhbcnen fri8fIbrenben Nutionen uno Die 8roBe Der 2duoer nnb
Solonten in Suaoratmeilen. Scbes 2anb bot feline eisene
Sarbc; Nudb Ole unteritetIhen q abeIlinteu limo tar perBeitnet.
= Inter Der Weltfdrte fRht eine b c rgIethen De aurte Der
Yer. St1Gten, IN pekhe biretn Die peridyeoenen europdiihen Staaten
einge5eifnct fo uno oaber gang ftr paS GrobenperbGItni6 an
Slddentnhat. i'm &er9lcit 81 Den Der. StaaRu unb ben ein5eIneu
Stdaten 3a9en. Sebr lebrrct D uo tpertbroa. nitt pabr?
81 Hnsobe Der Hegierun9sform Der einpncn gambler. nit Home
heS SerritcrS uno bss ctpaiscn SbronioI9erS, Stadsnnbalt, Sepoltes
rlnassabl uno Suupifdbte. Nud, p@rotttfdl ne I? 6s lit
Sppttbiuta fir 25 Gents
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03
Dentjeper al1iIitarisntmS.

9as Gtedenpfero, fpelhss bon
Gnalal1b mil Goriiebe g~eritten piro,
1T Der - ocutidc Miiifarismlis. -
..9i.ier oeutfhe Rilitnrismt,s ,nuB
gebroGen, pernittet. ausgenerst lpers
beii. benin e. lit cine table 8sfdbr
fir Die D~tenlfbeit", ldutet hns engs
Iii6e 9erbift. uio neil eS eneliin 1T.
ipirb es in bieiem 9anoe. has iih Seine
Ilnabbdueisfeit bios oesbalb nit 8lut
e~rfauft 81 huben id,eint, lin lid in
cine freipiGi9e Nb6aneiefeit gu beus
gen, in frpnln,er Snoutt nataebetet.
Niemano iheirt baran sl benfeu.
mas eiacntlid inter .oeutiher Miliz
tarismIs@ an perife6en lift. Wenn
oariulter peritanben neroen ion. nnB
Seutitlanh oan oeutiheu Vo(fe ale
aieroBe Blrtopfer alferle9t, banu 1T
Gnglano'S argenblidtther. Suicns
freltnb. Sranfreih. cine piel ~ero8ere
@cfabr fir Die Weri6heit, ipeii bic
frnn3oiiIdc %atiou nit elmer melt
9rp6eren 8lutiteuer b%eluitet lit, ais
Die beitide.
Srnnfreid, nit ieiner biel fleineren
@epGlferuns fteQt eine an GAIL heis
rube ebenio eroBe Nrmec in's Selb.
mie Seutidlanh; Die Ni(itdruuss
hebiln9 in 5raufreih iii bemuah Iosis
iheripeiie cine piel arobere. als i'm
2elitihen Reihe.
8orin beifebt affo Die @efabr, nit
tpelfer beutlder WiIitarisnnls bic
8elt bebrobt? @ttpa BARN, boB in
Seuti6lanb oblieatoriioher Rilit4rs
bienit porberrIft? 9asielbc Spiteni
berri4t aber audi i'll 5ranfreidL Nlbs
lamb. Stalien. Seiterreid)s l1neurn, IN
ieoem eurppdtihen Stoate. England
natirlih aussenomlnen.
@esbuIb piro ulio Bios ppm beutz
ffen Rilttarismus geiprocten? -
@esbalb fpiro bios Der beutihe Miliz
tarismus perbammt uno uls nubts
ffpnrSer Senfel bineeitellt. Inn ben
sroben ainSern bieier 8elt Sdredeu
ein5iiagcn?
Die ridtise NntmOrt.
Sas ,grmp anb Habp Sollrnal"
eibt bierauf IN ieiner Summer BON,
3. Sftober cine erihopfenoe uttb ulid)
bciriebisenbe Iustunft.
Die betreffeube Seiihrift bemerft
IN einem le~ieusiperthen 2eitartifel.
boB es iiber iebeu Sipeifcl erbuben
feitgeitellt poroen lit, bab Der obIi9as
tpriide WiIitdroienlt feline beutihe
Gigenart lit, uno Sab bas beutihe
@iIitdripitem an Die beutIhe Tattpn
qeringere Inforberuneen itelIt, ais
Golfer. gs mub baber aneenommen
Die Ha6bnrn Seutidlano's an ibre
perben, baB Der oeutihe Iilitariss
mus bios tpeeen Der Sdlagfertisfeit
Der beutihen Mrinee berbammt tpirb.
.Slber oies lit cine gisenl1aft".
id,reibt bas yarmb anb Hapb Sour
nal, fir tpelde SeutidIano eber
Cob, oils Sabel perbient. @osn bat
man eisentlih cine armee, fpenn bies
fefbe I'M Iusenblide Der @efabr niht
idlasfertis 1T? Sc ihIaefertieer unb
frieesbereiter eine Irmee 1T, UNTO
better entipriht lie benz 3tpede, fin
fpelden iie seiddifen fpurbe l,nb ers
balten miro. Initatt, 10 ihlieBt Die
ertpdbnte Seitihrift ibren Mnfiab. Den
bcutiden WiIitarismns gu perSammen.
ioute man beitrebt ieiu. i'm nod)sus
nbmen. Seutid)lanb lit in bieiem
&riege auf Die Soften gefommen, ipGbs
renb anbere Eationen, Die ebeniol6'
foftipieIise armeen unterbalten. baS
Nadieben baben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03
terlufte Ser ~perbHneetem.

Ser Wilitdr : Safberitdnbise bsr
s9reu5s Seitun9" Ifdet ben Ierfuft
Der Sran5oien, @riteu. gtifIen nn6
4elsier an Sobten. 0ertpmnbrter unb
@efaneenen auf fpenieitens ~breibisrtcI
Rinionen Mann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03
ltno Damn Der &riegs ATLAS!
Aud bins 25 Gents.

II SHier Villas, in selbem llmihIag. trdet mf ieiuer Sruut Die
Stper: pes. adners Wilbem oes 3ipeteu BON Seutihlaub; bes 8aiiers
Srau3 Solef bon Selerrelhs llnsarn; bes G8aren Niplaus oes 3peieu
BON NuBane; be$ YrGnbenteu Yoincare pom Sranfreit; os aoniss
Seter oes Gr'ten BON Scrbten; eeprg bes SiniRn bon @naianb;
alberts bon gdspn; 6erbinanbs bon SuIeaueu; @onlantin bs
erpfn BON Srisdenlano uo @iftor Gnauuefs BON StaGen.
y Nuh limo in oieIen Ilus Die aenaleu angdben iier llriade
hes Srisges nnS angabe Der Sriebeuss uno aresstarte Der uerihies
henen VGlfer eegeben.
- Der aHas entbdIt in srobem gRabtabe foIssnpe 9anbfarhn:
a. aue @outtnente ub Wcere uno Snieln; b. europa NIT Saupts
ettun9en ro WiluGrentreu; g Hublanb in europa; 81 Seferreiebz
ln9arn; g Die curopdiide Sirfei. Sulgaien. 8rmndnien. Serbien,
gtonisnssro mO @rtetsnlanS; y SrantrciA; 81 pas Seutide seid;
9eben san5 tar NM Dentlid: iee Yropina, eben sr0beren 2anobesrf.
lte goBere Staot uo Io8ar Die Stdothen in aQen omien 2dnbern an
I'M nm QUE IN ldomem 5arbenorud nusgefibrt
3Sn hernsrem 9aBitabe lio Sann nod sessben 9anotareu: a.
@riedenlano; 81 bon spanien uS portugal; 81 bon gnalanS rno
@ales; bon Norpegen uo Sdppeoen; g. bon SrlanS; b. bon
alip wertbc abpnnenten!
Sic fonnen biie @anStarte Su % Gents pas stid, mb ben
artegsatldS 6u 20 Gents oas Stid erbaitcn, henu Sic ibe 3eitunu
Elm Sabr I'M Soraus bc3oblen. 8er Die @auofarte II n b ben Nt(as,
alo beipe, lpuHIht. lce 80 Gents BEL
- WphbertanOcnl nniere Seer erbalten BEL Gorous6e ,obIuno omb
oe Iabrltde Eronfe: Den aQoelebten, ihDnen uo inbaItss
ret1en rHe9ensburger @urientulenoer" gratis ms Saus selhfert
Sehell SetteL
aatbulilhe Srldsieaitaft, Dubuque. Sotpa.-
@ecbrtc 0errenl Seligenb finbeu Sic Den getraa bon S .....
oils Sc5abtlnG ner Hudtdnoc ub fir Gin Sabr I'M Voraus us
% Gents fir Die 8aubfartc 6es 8rhaes;
20 Gents fr Den &rigsatIas;
Sir beibe iniunmen so Gents.
sdifcn Sic mir gefl. audi Den "8escns6urser @arienfaGenSer"
fir rs Sabr 1915.
ghtunsspoq,
Nantc:
Soitmnt:
Staat:
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-05-15

When former Senator Blackburn was
very young man he practiced law for
a time in Chicago
One day in the ifties be was engaged
in a case against one Of the big law
gers Of the city. Blackburn was in
straits. He foundered a bit and a tall,
homely man who was reading a news.
paper near him gave him a hint He
foundered again. and the tall man
gave him another hint
Then the opposing lawyer jumped
up.
IF your honor please" he shouted.
Il desire to inquire whether Abraham
Lincoln is an attorney Of record in this
case?'
TN answer that" said Nr. Lincoln,
the future president II am not, but
am too soft hearted to sit here and
watch this young man overheard with
out throwing him a plank"
Eveiing Post
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-05-15
BIBS FOR BABY.

lower one is OF handkerchief linen,
with hand tucks and embroidery. 1t is
bordered and inset with valenciennes
lace. The band passes around the
waist and Is fastened by the ribbons.
Armlets for that wee little baby
whose sleeves never will stay up can
be bought in the shops. They are Of
narrow quilted satin and have tiny
ribbon rosettes upon them, fashioned
in such a way as to represent the pet
ais Of daisy. There's little yellow
center in each rosette. which completes
the illusion.
There are little shoes made Of the
Irish and princess laces. Some new
and very attractive little boots Of
quilted satin edged with swansdown
are seen. Some cunning little kimonos
are Of japanese cotton Grape IN bird.
stork and butterfly patterns. They are
long kimonos-that is as long as ba-
bies kimonos could be-and they are
lined with lawn or silkaline.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-05-15
STEvENS0N'S LAMENT.
4 Beck He ceglsn. Read ard Ere Kind
Of S.ery He Wanted.

- SSSs ne OSssshs fsSS ahs srS f>tho
Of s:sry He Wanted.
Ills. from the Letters o. z. L
s.eTe1sol- shows lis aversion 10
reading ole Of lis OWL books and the
kind Of story FOR which be learned:
To ". z Henley: send you q hook
wh.ch Tor sd uS;ooki will please
you-is pleased ne BIZ, | do desire q
boos ot sdTeltuE-a rousnce-snd r.
Dsn will &c; O. write me ore. Dumas
| have rezt and rerest too often;
Scott toe. and an short want -
se2r swords clash. l want boSk 70
eegin II good vsy-a book. guess,
IKE Treasure lslzud- .lss. which I
have psTI read and cauno,. though l
I've 70 he ninety would that some
ole else lad written IL. By al. that |
can learn it Is the very BOOK .or q!
complaint Ike the way hear it
Opens. aud they tell ne John Silver Is
good fg1. And to ne il IS aud must
ever u dream unTea lied book IN
written On. ny si:hirgs after 70
'Eance or even SkeItery. and. Oh. the
weary age which will produce ne nei-
ther.
Chapter 1.-The night was DARK
and cloudy. the ways foul The single
horsernan. cloakei and booted. who
pursued his way across TlHesden
COMMON. had not met g traveller when
the sound Of Wheels
Chapter lies. sir said the old
pilot. she must have dropped into the
bay little ato-e dawn. \ queer craft
she looks
She shows 10 colors.' returned the
young gentleman uusinsIy.
s They're a-loweriDc Of a quarter
boat. Mr. Marx resumed the old salt
We shall soon know more Of her
Aye. replied the young gentleman
called Marx. and here. Mr.. Seadrift.
comes your sweet daughter. Nancy.
tripping down the cliff.
God bless her kind heart, sir. eiac-
ulated Old Seadnft
Chapter The notary. Jean Ros-
signol. had been summoned 10 the
top Of 4 great house in the Isle St
Louis to make a will. and now. his
duties finished. wrapped in warm
roquelaure and with a lantern swing
ing from one hand. he Issued from the
mansion Oh bis homeward way Little
did he think what strange, adventures
were 10 befai. him
That is how stories should begin
And am offered huSks instead.
What should be:
The FIiols;er's Cache
JeErr Acerscaw
Blood Money: a Tale.
What Is:
Aunt Anne's Tea Coy
Mrs. Brierlys Niece.
Society; a Novel
r. L. S.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-05-15
WINDOW BOXES.
Timely and Attractive Finishes TO Win.
dows and Porches.

Timely and Attractive Finishes to Win.
dows and Porehes.
Flower boxes make attractive addi-
tons to the decoration Of porches,
windows, arbors, etc. The demand for
these has brought about great va
riety.
Study any one type OF these nuxner-
to be thoroughly practical and within
the reach OF the modest pOcketbook
A few sturdy geranium plants for the
upright boomers and the hardy, much
enduring variegated vineas. the ivy
leafed geranium or trailing pelargontum
and glossy green periwinkles and ivies
may form the nucleus Of the simplest
or the most elaborate flower box.
Other boomers and trailers may be
added as expert knowledge Of require
ments and Indifference to cost may al
low, but for general use, under unfa
vorable conditions. there are few
plants more acceptable than the hardy
varieties mentioned for continuing
year after year and serving for inside
decoration when freezing weather
checks their growth and beauty out Of
doors.
Consider the fact that fine varieties
Of sturdy, free blooming geraniums
and any Of the different varieties Of
trailers mentioned may be bought for
10 cents each or probably less by the
dozen and that very few will be re.
quired to FIJI long box. as they all
grow rapidly in rich soil and will soon
begin to crowd their space.
Then consider the fact that any Of
these plants may be propagated with
amazing rapidity by simply nipping off
the overgrowth Of geranium branches
and the trailers that are reaching far
beyond their prescribed limits and
tucking them beneath the old plants in
the moist, rich soil.
As the slips and cuttings are propa-
gated In the closely crowded boxes
other boxes may be made ready to re.
ceive them when we'll rooted and. with
one or two Of the large plants that are
beginning to crowd. may give the new
ly started box the appearance Of hav'
Ing been long established.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-05-15

The great suffrage parade In Wash.
1ngtOn can have among its ranks OF
distinguished and interesting women
none who has made a greater impress
sion on the public than has Miss Ko-
sale Jones OF New York General
Rosalie's famous hike TO Washington,
in which she and her associates dis
played pluck and endurance that won
the reluctant admiration Of even the
most determined Of the antisuffragists.
will not soon be forgotten. With her
little army she has made the march
from New York TO Albany twice, while
the march from New York to Wash
ington WAS made once.
The novel thing about Miss Jones
enthusiasm for wOman's suffrage r.
that her mother Is an equally web
known and ardent antisuffragist II
she cared for society Miss Jones might
be leader In the New York and
Newport smart set, for her family is
both wealthy and distinguished. Miss
Jones, however, has been quoted as
saying that fashionable society bores
her. The family has town house In
New York, but since the death OF her
father, which occurred recently, she
spends most OF her time with her moth.
er at their country place on Long Is
land.
Personally Miss Jones ia versatile
and talented young woman. She ad-
mits having several hobbies. One Of
them is the collection of book plates.
She Is an artist of some skill and a
clever amateur bookbinder. Fond Of
books. history is Of especial interest
to her.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-05-15
Safety Shoe Lace Knots.

You need never fall downstairs over
trailing shoe lace II you use "Egyp-
tan" knots. Make tie and begin the
bow In the ordinary way. but before
you pull down the loops to tighten the
finished knot take one loop and one
end and pass them through the open
Ing between the fiat tie and the not
yet frightened bow. Then draw the
loops out and the bow will close down
securely.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-05-15

Shapely arms and shoulders are I'm
portant In carrying of the style crea
tons Of the season. This Is. Of course
partly due to the slOping shoulder line
and the cut Of sleeves. A beautiful
back is most essential, ~ the elaborate
trimmings on the rear Of gowns re-
Quire a carriage Of some distinction to
carry them OF well. In many cases
the back Of the gown Is the most i'm
portant. In the case illustrated here
it displays the deep paits on the two
TERED tunic, which Is part Of this gown
If MORE and silk
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-05-15
Wall Paper Cleaner.

To clean wall paper take one heaping
cupful of sifted -four, one tablespoon
full Of salt. one tablespoonful OF kero-
sene. two tablespoonfuls Of vinegar.
two tablespoonfuls Of ammonia and
one half cupful of warm water. Mix
in n small kettle Boil until the -four
is thoroughly scalded and the moisture
is used up. stirring constantly. Now
take it out and knead it with the
hands. and It is ready for use. Rub
the wall paper with balls Of this rub
berry substance rs you would clean pm
per with an eraser
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-05-15
PRETTY THINGS FOR BABY.

Dainty Trifies Suitable For the Little
Ones laystte.
Gift articles for the baby's layette
are often In demand. This season tri-
fies Of the sort shown In the shops are
especially pretty and dainty. Many Of
them may be easily duplicated by the
clever needlewoman.
The bibs illustrated here are cases
In point. The upper one y framed In
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-05-15
PeeIins Onions For q livina.

The profession Of onion peeling Is not
one that obtains much notice. yet there
are At least 800 women In the east end
of London earning their living by re-
moving onion skins. With practice
they can make or shillings per
day. Often they have been peeling since
daughters succeeding moth
ers. II is not profession you can
learn in one lesson. for the skin must
be removed by hand or the onion
Juices" and is no use for picking.
The onions are always peeled in water.
This is not to save the eyes Of the
peeler, but is done to keep the onion
white. London Express.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-05-15
Thew All Think That.

There goes a man who is sure I'm
not doing my duty to my family"
"One Of your neighbors:"
NO"
Evidently a friend Of an intimate
friend Of yours:"
Wrong again. Not even an &C.
Quaintance."
who Is he, them
"a life insurance AGENT Detroit
Free Press.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-05-15

In the fall, when the New York
legislature, which Is to vote for the
suffrage amendment IN 1915, Is to be
elected. Miss Jones expects to again
take an active part in suffrage work
working for the election Of candidates
favorable to the cause.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-05-15
Real Unha ppiness.

S1llichap-What's the matter. old
man? You look unhappy. Cynicus-l
an with secret that nobody wants to
know. - London Telegraph.