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Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09

and storm Of shells fall upon the
unoccupied trenches. It Is usually on
W after q great waste of valuable am
munition that the trick Is discovered.
= Another favorite device is the in
vention Of q British signaller whereby
q heliograph can be operated at a
distance Of two miles by means of
telegraph wire. This heliograph be-
gins ito send out messages purporting
to emanate from headquarters staff
and believing they have located the
brains Of the British army the German
artillery devotes it's attention to the
spot marked by the flashes from the
heliosraph. Sometimes the hello
graph is destroyed, but usually the op-
orator ceases work when the fire be.
comes so heavy that no staff in Its
senses would remain in the vicinity.
A new apparatus is set up In some
position whore the stair would be like
iy to remove should 1t be driven from
the first selected place.
Along the front where the opposing
trenches are within few hundred
yards Of each other the allies have de.
Yised system of tormenting the
enemy by keeping them awake a,
night. Regular skirmieh details arc
selected each night and in. a thin
skirmish line they advance as close a.
ROSSAole anu pour III d ratCung nTe
The response is almost instant and
IN such volume as to indicate that the
Germans believe a general attack is
beginning. Several times during the
night these tactics are repeated
The surgeon who has just returned
from the front reports that contrary
to the usual belief the trenches are
not very wet, but he believes that with
the coming Of the heavy winter rains,
conditions along the Aisne will be-
come terrible. The tension is already
so great that many have reached the
swapping point until the insane ward
at Netley Is filled with officers and
soldiers who have lost their reason
when disease is added to the terror Of
battle.
One of the optimistic features Of
the situation is an Improvement on
the transport of the wounded from
the battle front to hospitals in Eng
land: Two weeks ago it often as long
as three weeks to get the. wounded
from the scene Of the lighting TO
Southampton and now the same trip is
made in from three to four days. This
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09

1t takes woman to point out the
faults Of other women,
Time isn't alw,yss money to tho
chap who does a credit business.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09
Stops Nasty Discharge,
Clears Stuffed Head, Heals
Inf1arned Air Passages and
You Breathe Freely.
Try "Ely's Cream Balm."

Try "Ely's Cream Balm.''
Get q small bottle anyway, Just to
try it-Apply a little in the nostrils
and instantly your clogged nose and
stopped-up air passages Of the head
will open; you will breathe freely;
dullness and headache disappear. BY
catarrhal sore throat will be gone.
End such misery now! Get the
small bottle of "Ely's Cream Balm"
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09
Stella, aged six, disliked piano prac-

Tell you what, Stella" said her
pennies, an orange, and half your
candy, III fix the old piano 80 You
won't have to practice any more for
two weeks"
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09
CRoWN PRINCE OUT.

London, Nov. lowing to a seri-
GUS wound in the leg. received IN ac-
ti0n on the France battlefield. Crown
Prince George Of Saxony has arrived
at Royal Castle. Dresden. ana VIII
take no further part in the cam
paign, says a Hague dispatch.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-09
Limit of Indifference,

(Kansas City JOurnal.)
Then she is not interested in her
husband?"
Not a particle. Not even enough
to listen when he talks in his Sleep"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-02
G6uiaiu fcmmt.

Die S6uisin GleonOre BON 8utsa'
rien pio In Der britten ISOLDE bes Wt0.
mats Wfai bie 6eife mad Samburs an.
treten uno pon ba nit Dem Dampfer
.3aiisrin slnsuite BiftOria4 mad ben
Ysrsinisten Staaten meiter reiien. .Sie
lit bic erite resiereuoe 96nigin. bic bic
8ereinisten Staaten beiuht. Der 3med
ihrer Reiie 1T Dor alien Der, amerifani'
ihe @iuri6tuu9eniuno oas amerifaniihe
8olf, fir bas fie iif) immer intereiiirt
bat, senau aus eiseuer anihauuus ten.
nen 40 ieruen. Der @nti6luB Der So
niein, amerifa au beinhen. reifte. oils
lie wdbreno bes lesten 8alfanfrieges
iab, melG' eine aufrifttge Sgmpatbie
ameritauer ibrsn Sanbsleuten entsegen
brahten. -N
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-02

Ole regelmdbige Mtouatsperlamm-
lung bes Scranton 9ieberfranI ipirb ON
Sonntag Oiaduiittag In Der Bereins'
balie ftattftnoen.
= Robert Wt. SsaneD, SefretGr ber
@eiuubbeits Beb6rbe, wurbe 9eitern
leines slmtes enthoben nnb an ieiner
Stelle Biltiam 8. &emis uou Waib.
burn StraBe ernannt.
= @iue Union pon @hsfs, auimGr.
tern unb slufwGrterinnen, pelhe In
9otels unO Reitaurants anSeitellt iino,
fol gegriinoet weroeu.
Der 4S Sabre alte Tbomas 8urfe
uon Grebler Court murbe 10 entmutbigt,
ba CT feile glnitelluus erbalten founte,
iobaB er friib seftern DiorBeu Selbit'
moro petiubte, inoem er Nmmonlas
maGer trauf. Wian ermartet jeOoh,
baB Der Wiann iih wisoer srbOlen miro.
- Wiabor Sermbn ernannte am
Dienitag Die 3ommiiiion, melte bic
@rboluns. unb SpIelpldse Der Staot
in Yerwnltun9 baben wirb. sic bes
itebt aus Jieu. Hobert 3. Sreutler.
5rdulein Settle 6ippte. Srau @omin
g8. @earbart, Habbi Wfortimer Bloom.
6alpb .. 9Seefs, SB. U ROper uuo
@eorss Us. @larf. Die Sommiiiion
miro einen Superintenoenten eruennen.
welher Iufliht baben unO elm Salair
erbalten wiro
= 6iinf Npplifafionsn fiir Sdanf.
lijenieu. welfe i'm 2i5ensseriht auf9e,
balten tpurben, iino seitern pom ben
orei Ribteru ua6tragtid bod bewitli9t
mOrben, nenli6 p0tel Shabt an Renn
ausnus. Bronr Safe on Nadawanna
auenue. alte 8urSdel 9otel In Dun.
more, Sobn slrlausfg In Dunmore
unb Sobn s. TbOmas In Dalton.
Disbrere anoere Pldse, benen aud elm
meiteres BerbOr bewilli9t worosu mar,
iinb absemieien woroeu
- Die 2adawanna @ompanie bat
eineR Sdpinoel entoedt. Der ibr srOBe
Verluite bereitste, unb Die 5olse mar,
oaB foweit 23 slnseitellte entlaiien pnr'
ben uno aubere @ntlaHun9en nod in
ausli9t itebsn. Der Sbwinbel be.
itanb oariu, baB einem anseltellten Elm
slrbeitstas sutseidrieben wurbe, aud
weun er ui1t sur arbeit erihien, nno
baB oann Der 3eitbalter unO Der 8e.
treffenoe ben unebrlih erbaltenen Sobn
julammen tbeilten. Die Beamten Der
@ompanie batten ihon ieit GINGER l3eit
8sroadt unb cine uorseuommene lln'
teriuduns itellte baum obigen Gbatbe'
itano feit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-02
Tmnfsebn ertrmnfen.

Nus 3Dpsnid In Der Sidbe BON 8ers
lin fommt cine Siobsboti6aft. Sin
ihrsdli6er uuiall bat iid bort auf Der
Spres slsetrasen. g8dbreno n6mlid)
Elm Sdhrfabn, in weldsm % sIrbeiter
unb grbeiteriuueu Der Spinbler'ihen
Sdrberei glas 9efunben battsn. ben
Slub 3u freujen perin6te, raunte pl6ss
tid Elm Sd,lepp5us in oas fleine 5abr.
3sus binstn uub brahte bieies gum SiuE
ten. unbsi6rsibli9e SSenen ipielten
fih bel benz I3niammenitoB ab. Die
Silferufe Der lnsIhdliden, ats iie ben
5dlspp,us auf fid sutreiben iaben unb
erfannten, baB Elm 3uiammenito6 un.
uermsiblid mar. wurben ueitbin &c.
bort. Stuf3ebn Perionen fanben tn
ben Slutben ibren Eob. mir iieben
fouuten serettet merben. Inter ben Tim.
eefpmmenen bsfiuben iif ;abtrei6e
Srauen. Das Perlonal oes Sdtepp.
suses Duroe iofOrt mad Der 8ataitropbe
felt9enommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-02
Weue Grrunsenf6aft.

Ole Sunfen.9tation ;u yiauen In
Deutlhlano bat cline neue itaunens.
mertbe @rruugenibaft aufSumsiien. @s
sslans ibr, bic yiahri6t BON benz froben
SsnmilisnereisniB i'm berjosliden ShloB
40 grauuidweis BEN @roBaomiral
Prinjsn 9etnrid bon PrsuBen, peldsr
lid NIT feinsr @emahlin. Rrinleiiin
Srene, auf bem neueu Dampfer Sap
Trafalsar@ mad 8uenos aires, slrssns
tinien, unternsgs befinoet. oireft su
iibermitteln. Die @ntiernuns smiiden
oer Citation nno bem Shiff bejifferte
litb 5ur 5eit iibsr 5000 ailomster. Gs
LIT bas bic sr6ste ie ersislte Diitan5.
Gber bic Seiter Der citation ermarten.
nod srSBeres lsiiteu 10 f0nneh. Ebat'
idhlid III man NIT oem Brinjenpaar
felt belen sbfabrt bon 9amburg tn
ftetissr 5iibtuus geblisbsn.
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Hufiifbe StuoenteH ma6eH II d
biutieer stusfbrettunsen
fdhulSia.

tlneemeine @mpDrung bat bic Sunbe
uon blutisen ausi4reituuseu beruorse'
rufsn. ueldsr iid ruiiiihe Stuoentsn
Der Ber9atabemie Sreibers, S6ni9reib
Sahisu, in BEN beua9barteu Dorf
6leiuihirma idulbts 9emad1t babeu.
Die RuiieH ordugten iif In cine Rrioat'
SSsitlihfett Elm, Die iie auf jeos nur mUss
lihe Weiie su ft6ren ueriudteu. sic
benabnlen iib unanifdnoi9 uno iniultir'
ten 6rauen unO Wtaohen. Shlieblih
aber riB ben Seranitattern oes 6eites
Die @eoulo. uno Die unfusitiiter wurs
ben biuausgemieisu.
Damn so9en Die Stubenten Wtelitr.
Sbla9rin9e unb @ummifniippel berpor
uno begannen einen re9elrehten Sampf
9esen Die Seittbeilnsbmer. 8iele Ber'
lonen nuroen In Der brutaliten Weile
mtBbanbelt. Wtebrere Berloneu trueen
8erlesun9en bauon. Dabei ersinsen
ii9 Die 6uiien in oroindren Shimpfe.
reien, ,unter melhen Der ausornf n Oeut'
ide Shweine" oes 6fteren uorfam. Der
beillole Sdrm brahte Sl6erbeitsmann'
i9aiten jur Stelle uuo Die 6ubeitOrer
muroen perbaftet.
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staOt nnO Gonnt1.

- Die Sadamanna @ompanie beglih
am Douueritag ibre ftdbtiifs Stener
i'm 8etrag uon s53. .164.4 .4s. oa6urd ei'
men Rubutt uOu 81 .0o2.36 erbaltsnO.
- Die 9adawanna gompanie miro
beute beu Brsis fir Sfoblen um 25
@tnts bic Gonne berabiesen. pel6e
0erabiesung bis gum /. Sftober an'
balter tpiro.
Srau 8iolet SO. Drolsbaaen-
Saraiate itreugte am Srsiiag geaen
ibren @atten Baut Z. s. cine @bsi1eio.
unesflase an. neil er iie mad iedsidb'
riser @be uerlieB.
= Der 9aben Der 2adamanna DARN
@ompanie an glbams guenue muroe
Sonntas 9tadt. mahrI6einli9 our1
9uaben. I'M Sd)ledmaaren i'm mertb
BON $15 beitoblen.
= Or. Ban 8etteu, Supt. Der Sc.
IunbbeitsbebSrbe, madt ben 8orl1lag,
oa6 anitatt oem sew0bnli6en Diin9er
Solsaibe benust weroe, um ben Raien.
plas aufsufrtihen. Dieielbe LIT eben
10 gut, ipte irsenb elm anbsrer Diiuser,
un6 bat ben SOrjus. baB iie feinen IN.
augenebmen @eruh ueruria9t.
- Direftor Der Diienttiden Berfe
SaDeS bat an9efiinoi9t. oaB nit Der am
20. april anfanseneen DoGe Die iabr.
lide itdbtiide 8sinisuns itattfiuben
mirb. Die 8iirger merben eriudt, ben
llnratb i'm Seller unb Sof bequem be-.
rett 40 ltetlen, bamit 6erlslbe BON ben
itdotiifsn anseitellteu fOrtgeidafft wsrs
ben fam.
= gta9bem benz Daniel McSaeon
BON giidolion uorleste Disnifae 0iaft
suei Pferbe, @sidirr unb 3nti6e ss.
| ltoblen mor6en fparen, madte lih Der
frhbere County Dttettip Rafter NIT Der
Sade ju idaffen unb am Samitas ent.
6edte er bic geiammte ansriiftuna In
@resfo, mo Der Dieb iie untereebradt
bate. Den Dieb aber, ben man fiit
ben beriihtigteu arbie Gbparbs balt,
fonuts man sar 5eit nidt ermifdeu.
- Sine Der lesten Whnide bss psrit
Sranf Roblins fen. mar, baB ben Wtit.
glieberu bes Scranton 2ieberfrans, belr
| fen lausidbrises Wfitslieo er mar, sui
@rinneruns an ibn elm 8anfett ssssber
meroen iolite. Sein Sobn Gonaro bal
ueriprodeu, ben BunfA ieiues 8aters
ansjufiibren unb pirb In 8dlee bas
8anfett arransiren laffen. Das Eeita
ment oes Beritorbeneu ipnrbe am Mon
tag binterlest uno jeist, baB Roblinl
@runbbeiit I'm mertb bon 500, 600 uni
psrfSnlt9es @iSeutbum im wsrtb BOT
$s1 600 hintsrtisb. a...--s - ...s.s.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-02
GiH oeuti@es suitfpieI I'm PeuniDlbania
State goIlsae.

Der bielise i3weis Gsrbano bes
DeutiG amerifanilden Jtatioualbuns
bes ,dblt btsber 5mar pnur" 10 Utit.
9lieoer, wie neuli6 beri6tet puroe. Elm.
8eoenf b,s @rfabrunssiases matler
Anfan9 lift idner" .belonoers fiir oeutibs
u6lfiids Beitrebungen on amerifani.
iden 0o9fhulen. = iddmt CT iid iei.
ner aleinbeit uiht, ionoern ia9t nit
oem 8erliner: #3lein. aber = obo l.
Dab feline gtitslieoer prominent
iino, lobalo es iid am Offentlides @tu.
treten fur beutihe Beitrebuusen uno
UNI wirfli6es Nrbeiten banoelt. baS
Seiste lih .selesentlid Der Auffiihrun8
oes nDeutiden Stuoenteu'Bereins",
Der alidbrlid Elm Sdauipiel in Oeuts
iberiSpra6e auffiihrt.
Von ben bret mdnnli1en Hollen
lasen imei In ben 5dnbeu pon Wtit'
slieoern oes 3weisuerelns. Die 0aupt'
perion, Der weltiremoe Brofeior Otto
lambert, murbe BON Wtitslieo s. R.
Olbri6. einem Bbilabelpbier. Der ju.
sleid BrdiiOeut oes n rDeutf4en Stu'
oenten Hereius" unb ale FOLDER boh'
augeieben uno einfluBreib lit, ausSes
3etdnst oarselteIt. A
.Dtlt9lieo u. pon unrub, Elm ~Sreib'
men,, ipiefts ben ihiidteruen #6amu'
lus4 @omuno iebr lebenswabr. Setoe
ueroanfeu es gewtiienbafteu oeutihse'
iiunten @ttern, oaB lie Die oeuti1e
Spra6e p0Ili9 beberrIhen.
@ln orittes Wtlt9lieo, s. .. Sblat.
ter, ebenIo fernOeutih wie Die iibrisen.
leitete in uOr3hslider Wtasfe ben ~Benn'
ipluanil6 Deutibeu square 2an3"
uon uisr Perlonen, oeHsu uriprhn9lid'
felt iubelnoen UeiIau auslOite.
Dag In Der @inlbnns oes Rros
sramms fiir oieieu wOblselunssnen
2lbsno auh bic orei Wtitslieoer oes
3welsperbnnoss, pel6e 5ur 6afultat
Der ssrmauiiben Abtbeiluns seb6ren.
regiteu Mntbeil nabmeu. LIT ielbituers
itdnolid, fooaB ieds uOu ben Sesenwdrs
tiseu Sebn anseb6rigen oes Ortsper'
sins attn betbeili9t tparen an BEN oies.
idhrisen Deuti iben abeao in State
College.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-02
Se,lrtD SOrn's
Ncifaur0ut,
2f3 Vean slbe., serantou, Ta.

au6s ben beRtn @shSnfsn uns Gisartn
saben aud bic IN ttntr pptasIi&tn bsati6tu
aaas ,uberstlttsH Speilsn auf 8erlansfn fer
sist une apar 40 fsbr mdbissn prttftn.
Raufmauns MtitaesIunG t6gIiH 20 &tnte.
sestn Samfae abtnb rarmsr eun@-Stpst.
aS&tI, Beef d Ia Msbe, SaisHpffffsr etc. NIT
Gaunirdut pbtr 8artcfslidlat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-02
Ser is. staatsfoneent.
DIR Dtuiid-amsrifanit1t Gentralbunb bon
psunfelvauia pirb ttn Ia SallstoH
abbaItH.
sas a'rusramm fertis seiiellt.
QtH Den etaatsfunbsnt tuirb ii6 cine Seiet
oes Senti9en cages anidfisbeu.

0a,leton In 2u;erue County, riiitet
fif) gum @mpfause Der Delesateu bes
Oeutid. .slmerifaniiben @entralbunoes
Don PenniDluania, beiieu Staatsfon.
oent am Samitas. ben 20. Sum-. bn.
ielbit er6fiuet merbeu mirb Das Bro
gramm bes fiinfsebuten Staatsfonueuts
lit feit9eitellt uno georudt worben. Das
Sauptqnartier bes Yorltanoss 1T bas
0a,leton 0ouie. Die Sisungen fins
ben In Der Wtdnnerdor Dale an Bine
uHb S0ug Strabe itatt. Der Sefretdr
oes 3petges 0asleton, 9err @onrao
Shott, miro 3arteu uHo glbSeihen
i9nell unb piinftltd) auStbeiteu. fir
Die Babnfahrt linb pRouub Grip 2id'
ets4 ODER Wteilsnbiiber empfoblen. 9luh
cine Wife Der Sotels NIT ansabe Der
Breiie ift auf9eitellt woroen. DaS
Programm bes Sonpents lit fol9enoes:
Samitas. ben 20. Stunt, @mpfau8
Der auswdrtisen Dsle9ateu am Oubn'
bof un6 @inquartirun9 oerlelben.
slbenbs 8 llbr, @r0ifnuns bes Son'
uents burh ben Bunoesprdlioeuten Or.
6. 8. 9eramer. uno 8e9riiBungsans
ipraden pom Prdlibenten Oes 0aileton
3Weises, au9uit Sheud, uno Biir9er.
meiiter Samss 9aruep.
Sonutas, ben 81. Snni, Wfor9ens
9 llbr, 3meite Dele9aten' Sisung 9fab'
mittass balb 8 llbr SdluB. Slsnu9.
Nbenbs SommerS init Dameu.
Wiontas. ben %. Suni. Wtorgens
8 llbr, Seftparaoe mad 2anbmeiler's
SOmmersartsH uno Dsutids 2asfeisr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-02
Neifepldne Ses ceutfeben Sronprius
sen aednSert.

Su Berlin pnrbe ioeben befannt ee.
seben, baB bic seplaute Geiie bss beuts
fhen 3rouprin3enpaares na9 afrifa
aufseseben iporben lift. slls Saupt.
srunb mirb anseseben. baB Der 8aiIer
nidt oamit eiuperitanben lift, bab Der
Ebrouiofser burd bic 2eife feline slr'
bsiteu I'M @eneratftab 70 lauss unters
bridt. als sweiter @runo wiro seIt.
enb semadt, baB Der 8eidstas ii6
mabrl6sinlih weisern miirbe, bem 8ais
ieriobn bic u6tbisen @slOer jur Dsdung
Der Reiiefoiteu 3u betpillieen. Sc heiBt,
oas Der 8rouprinj init bieIer abdnoers
uus bes 9isiieplanes nidt:sans Sufries
ben lit. @r iab bieler 8eiie na6 ben
oentihen S6utsebieten In afrtfa NIT
gang beionoerem 8ersniiseu entse9en.
Do1 unter ben obmaltenoen umftGns
ben mirb tbm nt9ts anberts iibrtg
blsibsn. als ii9 in's llnuermsioIi4s su
fnsen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-02
Ser apriI.

aprit, Gprit
WeiB utdlt. mas CT milf,
ST elm gar tauniider @sien,
Balb bitter. balb bell I;
Batb tadt er mie WtaienIouneni6ein
Dir freuuoliG uno btll in's 9er3 btns
elm
llnb 9riiBt bid. NIT 8liden, init friib.
lin9smarmen,
8alo weint ct uuO bsult idier gum @r.
barnlen.
8clb lIBt CT bes SommerS Strablsn
blieen,
DAFT BerIen Dir BON oer Stirne
idmiseu,
8alb riittelt uno idHttelt er Define
@lieoers
llno bugslt uno wettert wilb bernisoer.
Dem Sriibliu9 beut' 5u bienen be9innt
er,
tlnb mor9tn bient er mieber Dem gBin'
fer,
SIT ebeu Speier Serreu 3ueht
uno maft's orum teinem 9erren redt.
gBill fih fiir feiueu pon ben beiben
Wtit ebrlif feft M Sinn entlheibeu.
Oa lob ih mir = benn Der fommt balo
berbei
Tor alien bod ben Wionat Wiai.
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Muir Traae Der 3eit.

Ginsn bodbsoeutiamen 8brtras Dot
tiirslid Der betauute Siihrer poa ~3ep.
pelinen4 @dener itber Die berporragen.
ben Seiituusen bieies Suiti6iifstgps In
Berlin gehalten.
Ssrr @dener fiibrte aus. bic neultb
bel Doberis au9eltellten uebungen i'm
Bombenwetfen bdttsn 9eraoe3u erftauus
lide ReIultate. seieitist. Der Babnbof
iei als 3iet erforen porben. aus elmer
SObe pon 1900 Meteru bdtte Sas Wer.
fen pon bier Bombeu senist. INN bas
sanse Babnboissebauoe su 3eiftSren.
Sn Der @lbmiinouu8 ieien In @ntfsrn.
nngsn BON ie 100 Wtetern fleine rotbe
Goien ausseiest moroeu, unb bic llsbs
unsen bdtten erseben, baB Die aus BEN
9uftIfiff 9emorfenen Bomben inner.
balb Der Beripberis zines Ssreiies ein9e.
idla9eii. mel6er auf einem Raoius BON
einem Wieter um bieie Boien ge3osen
murbe. Daraus er9ebe fidl Die Wf0s.
li1felt, 8omben In bic Shorniteine
BON Sriessfhiffeu sn merfen.
Den iiberieeii6en Seruperfsbr bGlt
Serr @dener nur fur cine 5rage Der
3eit. S8ie er iast, ftebsn oeIiem
slusbau porerit nod politiide @riinoe
biuoernb I'm Bss. @r sra6tst absr bic
Gtabliruus elmer 3uftidifflinie 5miiden
Southampton uub Berlin beute ibOn
fhr m6sli9: Durf eine iolde Cuff.
idifitinie ipdre oer anfdlnB an Die
Sdneltbampfer in Soutbampton se'
9eben, mas fiir Paiiaeiere cine Better.
iparniB Don fedlebH Stunoen beoeutsn
ipiiroe.
T Wie aus Dan3is semelbet mirb,
lit I'm Sitfesbabe Br6fen elm 9anbbaus
BON ben SffiSisren oes II. armeeforps
| 9efauft fporben. um bort Elm @rbotnnss.
beim 3u erriAten. DaS 9sim iotl In
srfter Siute ioldeu OffiSiersn ,ur Gr.
boluns oieuen, bic weit i'm Snnersn Der
Proptns mobuen unb bic Gnnebmlif.
teiten eines Seebabes fonft niht genie.
Gen f6nnteu. Die @r6Hnuns bes Define
lit fiir ben 1. Wfai in Gusfi1t eenoul.
men.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03

snugly just above the knee, falls a
ruffle of lace and ribbon, which COM
pletely conceals the wearer's leg.
The woman who wears a pair will
find that in addition to being dainty
and graceful, the tango garter af-
fords that freedom of movement so
necessary to the seasons favorite
dance.
The tango carriers replace skirts,
allowing freedom of movement. At
the same time they drape the leg and
ankle modestly, so it is never display
ed through the slash in the tango
skirt.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03
Tango garters!.

Tango carriers!
They're the latest innovation
thrust upon us by the craze for the
irresistible Argentine dance.
The first pair bought in Chicago
was purchased by one of this seasons
very prettiest debutantes.
Tango carriers are Dame Natures
shock absorbers.
From each garter band, which fits
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-02

We have been at Father Waverly's
week and am about worn out.
Father II very much better. The doc.
pe says he can 60 out the day after
bmorrow for short time. And
bother. too, il getting over her ner-
|uus attack. have grown quite fond
8 her since have been here, and she
ill not let Mollie do o thing for her
Shile I am around, but it has been
fo&ty hard for me and shall be glad
70 home TO our own Little Place
allied Paradise"
Dick and l are going back to- the
ntel tonight.
Mother Waverly has made me
romise that will come every day as
)ng as she is in bed and read and
w to her.
0he has become very confidential,
IA one day. when we were talking
bout the things that come In the life
. woman. she said, In a rather hes
ating manner:
Margaret, you thought II rather
Eauge that I insisted you should not
~ the other night when was talk
II 20 Dick"
mo, did not" answered hon.
Stly. ~ don't want TO know every
ling between you and Dick any more
IAN ] want you to know everything
btween Dick and me. You are his
Iokher and it Is very probable that
"a. may have some things that you
INT his counsel on that you rather
tqnald not know"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-02

looked like that, the audience would
storm the gate to get its money back.
But, Of course, MIR. Schamberg II not
trying to paint the match itseh; ne
Is merely painting the feeling which
the sight Of the wrestlers produced In
him--a highly-colored, pousse-cafe feel
ing.
From these heights and depths or
feeling, one desccnds by gradual de-
grees through Manierre Dawson.
whose .'Steps' with purple figures are
at least Ineligible, but whose
Wharf is bad enough 10 bU first
class futurism. and George +. OF. who
appears to have put the "F~' in the
wrong place, and whose landscapes
are mere suggestions Of parti-colored
trees, and Walter Pach. whose cubist
"Progressions' are bad paintings OF
fish, flowers and fruit, to the postum
pressionlsts, who have not yet reached
the playing-block stage Of art.
Arthur B. Davies has some reputa.
ton az painter, and his I'VE pictures
must be taken seriously because they
are comprehensive attempts at
beauty. As works Of design and soft
color, they are very successful; the
line IL exquisitely handled, and the
longer one looks. the more one u
charmed by NJ. Davies art. The owofk
Of William J. Clackens must also be
treated with respect, In spite OF the
fact that It appears crude. r. L. Nc.
Rae also has Ineligible objects rath.
or than suggestions Of feeling in his
pictures--is post-imprcssionist rather
than futurist Maurice B. Prendergast
paints IN splotches, but his pictures
can be seen. Walt Kuhn is q follow.
err Of Matisse in preferr!ng suggestion
10 delincation. Albert Tucker Is OF
the same orde. though The Blue
Plume" In almost un-modern in its
style.
The 72 works form very interest
Ing exhibition. II shows that the new
schools are trying to do semethins,
though II does not reveal what they
are trying to do. or how they expect
TO do II. Those who denounce the
modcrnists are going bit too far In
their serious view OF the situation.
Those Of us who are still at large are
not likely 10 DO won from pleasure
In Tryon and Symons and Metcalf by
the fascination OF the kaleidoscope:
and those Of rs who are In institu.
lions have little influence on art stand
ards. w. X. KELSEY.