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The Washington herald., 1914-10-15
BRITISH CONSUL QUITS oSTEND
U. s. Representative Takes Charge
of English Interests.

The departure of the British consul
from Ostend was reported to the State
Department yesterday by Consul John
son, who stated that he had been re-
Quested to take charge of the British
consulate. The State Department has
authorized him to do So
This report was regarded as an indi-
cation that Ostend is expected soon to
fall into the hands Of the Germans. Com
munication between Ostend and Ghent
have been severed since Monday. but he
was still able to communicate with
Bruges.
No further report has been received
from the American consulate at Warsaw.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-15
LISTS OF PRISONERS LATE.
nritaI.l Declares Germany withheld
These Until October B.

These Until October B.
London. Oct. 1.-THE press bureau to-
day gave out the following statement:
The German war Office having stated
that since the beginning Of the war they
furnished beIligerent nations twice a
week with full lists Of all wounded and
prisoners in Germany, while no news was
received in Germany concerning Ger
man wounded or prisoners, the British
government declares the statement Is
contrary to the facts.
"On August 3 they asked the United
States Embassy to ascertain from the
German government IL they were taking
steps to carry out the provisions Of The
Hague convention and received on Sep
tember 16 Germany's reply, indicating
that preference was given the United
States Embassy in London and Berlin
in first getting this information.
The first British list of German pris-
oners Of war was sent on September q.
The first list supplied by the German
government OF British prisoners was for
warded by the United States Embassy
to the foreign ONCE on October & No
lists were received prior to that date"
The Washington herald., 1914-10-15
AFTER NEW MEMBERS,
Board of Trade Seeks Increase %
Fifty by November 6.

Plans for a campaign to increase tho
membership of the Board Of Trade by ae
least fifty new members were made Re
the regular session of the membership
committee Of that body yesterday morn
ing. The committee hopes to have made
the increase by the date of the annual
meeting. November s. Closer co-opera-
ton of the business interests Of Washing
ton to overcome any evil effects OF the
European war Is one OF the reasons for
the campaign.
The committee also elected six new
members into the organization, but with
held their names until they have been
passed upon by the board Of directors.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-15
DUTCH PROVIDE BOOKS FOR
SOLDIERS INTERNED THERE

London. Oct H-An Exchange Tele-
graph dispatch from the Hague says
that the Dutch authorities are even pro-
viding the 5000 Belgian soldiers and
British marines interned in Holland with
books and other things with which to oc-
cupy their mind and thus relieve the
tsdium Of confinement
The Washington herald., 1914-10-15
STYLE SHOW PATRoNEsSEs.
Further Announcement Made b.
Miss Boardman for Beneflt.

Miss boAroman 1OF oeneuNs
A further announcement Of patron
esses for the national style show and
dansant to be given At Rauscher's ball.
rooms the afternoons and evenings OF
October %, n and 2S for the benefit OF
the American Red Cross Society war re-
lief fund has been made by Miss Mabel
T. BoardmAn as follows: Mrs. William
Jennings Bryan. wife Of the Secretary
OF State: Mrs. W. T. MeAdoo, wife Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury; Mrs.
LAndley Garrison, wife Of the Secretary
OF War: Mrs. Witherspoon, Mrs. Susan
w. Dtmmock, Mrs. Robert Patterson.
Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins, MrA A
z. Bates, Mrs. Arthur Lee. Mrs Robert
Mccormick, Mrs. Adolph c. Miller, Mrs.
Charles C. Hamlin. Mrs Thomas Gan.
Miss 8. L. Slocum, Mrs Eugene Hale.
Mrs. Clarence Moore, Mrs. W. T. Board
man. Mrs.. Joseph Letter, Mrs q B. Mo
Lean. Miss Mabel T. Boardman, Mrs.
Charles c. Glover. NrH- Charles Mecaw-
The Washington herald., 1914-10-15
ATTACKS CARNEGIE AND HILL.
Representative Woods Declares
They Are Financing Campaign.

A savage attack upon James ]. Hill
and Andrew Carnegie was made in a
bulletin issued last night by authority
of Representative Frank P. Woods, of
Iowa, chairman of the Republican Con-
gressional Committee.
Chairman Woods charges that Mr.
Carnegie and Mr.. Hill are financing the
National Democratic Congressional
campaign, and he takes occasion to say
that the gentlemen named gave their
support to the bill advocated by Presi-
dent Wilson, repeating the free-toIl
provision of the Panama Canal act
The Washington herald., 1914-10-15
ACCOUNTANCY,

Fundamentals of Accountancy,
Shorter Courses in Accountancy, Busi-
ness Administration, Professional C. p.
A Course, Cost Accounting, Law for
Business Men offered. / to 2h year
courses. Free 36-page bulletin.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL, OF AC-
CoUNTANCY. Y. NJ. C. A. 1886 G
Street NV
The Washington herald., 1914-10-15

Marching and fitting during the past fey
weeks have been made extremely difficult
by the unfavorable weather and the con
dition of the roads.
The Stettiner Neute Nachricsten state.
that on Monday three steamers bound
from Sweden and Russia to England
were brought into Swinemund by Ger
man torpedoboats, which had captured
the vessels near Falsterbo.
A vessel carrying provisions for the
Russians and two vessels carrying wooC
and iron from Russia to England have
also been brought into Swinemund by q
German torpedoboat.
An earlier official statement states that
the Germans are inflicting terrific losses
on the Russians in Poland, that the Ger.
man advance there is successful at al
points, and that there has been no de-
cisive result in the western theatre OF
war.
The Russians opposing our advance, II
says the statement, ARE suffering ter
rife losses. They are being forced back
at all points by our successful advance.
mo decisive result has been reached
in the western theatre"
Wanted to Surrender.
The news Of Antwerp's fall was re-
ceived yesterday evening.
rags were ralseu everywhere, Dut
there was no demonstration otherwise.
1t is said King Albert intended to sur
render Antwerp to avoid useless blood
shed. but was prevented by the British
leading the defense.
The news Of the fall of Antwerp is said
to have been telephoned to the Empress
by the Kaiser in person.
CThis would seem to refute reports that
the Kaiser is in the Belgian frontier)
1t is satted that a bomb thrown by an
English aviator on the airship shed at
Dusseldorf did comparatively little dam
age. It made a hole in the ROOF, but the
airship beneath contained no gas and
therefore can be repaired easily.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-15

Missionary work for the coming year
was outlined this afternoon at a meeting
Of the acting board OF the Potomac Bap-
tist Association held in the Second Bap-
tist Church. Religious services were
held tonight in the Second Baptist Church
and attended by a number Of members
OF the board, representing the various
churches in Northern Virginia.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-15

Members Of Troop No. l. Boy Scouts,
at meeting tonight, completed arrange
ments for a banquet, October g, in OBJ
servance of the fourth anniversary Of the
organization of the local troop.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-15

reside in Harrisonburg. Mr.. Paul Is a
son Of the late Judge Paul and is well
known in Virginia, representing Rock
ingham in the State senate.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-15
Pile
Remedy
Free

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mailed free for trial gives quick relief,
stops itching. bleeding or protrudinR
piles, hemorrhoids and all rectal
troubles, In the privacy Of your own
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free In plain wrapper.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-15
NATIONAL
UNIVERSITY
Law SCHOOL,
CEvening Sessions Exclusively
18th Year.

OPENS OCTOBER /. $50 p. NJ.
For catalogue, application blanks, &c.
address the Dean at the AdmInistrH-
ton Office, Southern Building; phone
Main 6617. or after October / at Ma
tionRl Law School building, Sls-SlS
Thirteenth Street N w
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RUSS DRIVEN ACROSS
SAN; LOSE LEMBERG

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-15
New York Hotel Arrivals.

srecial to The Washington Herah.
New York, Oct 1.-THE following
washingtonians have registered at New
York hotels:
The Washington herald., 1914-10-15
7. d. O. A. INsTTTUTH.

AceountaRey, Stenography. Book
Mathematics. Physics: LosT GRADES
MADE UP. Day and evening. Exam
PIE: Drafting ! year. Sl2.00. 1876 g
The Washington herald., 1914-10-15

A number of speakers from the Cen
trail Labor Union. Washington, will at
tend a meeting of the Alexandria
Trades Council which will be held Mon
day night. They will speak on labor con-
ditions.,
The Washington herald., 1914-10-15

Evangelist Lee StRrke preached before
a large congregation at Trinity NJ. e.
Church tonight taking for his subject,
Profit and Loss, or Would You Trade"
The Washington herald., 1914-10-15

Oficers chosen by the Alexandria IL
brary to serve for the year are as fol-
lows: Mrs. Samuel Monroe, president:
Miss Loula Smoot. vice president; Mrs.
William B. Smoot, treasurer; Mrs; J.
Stewart Jameson. secretary; Miss Emily
Gibson, chairman Of book committee.
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tpenbisfeit bes Saulunterrihts boz
Der bdrteren Glotbipenbisieit bel
sfriessfiibruna ipeideit.
sSebenfaIls lit bic Metbobe, @es
ibi9te unb Geographic an 9anb be,
arieastelesramme su lebren bon BEN
id0niten Ginflub auf bic Sngenb,
niGt nur fir bi. iebise 3eit, ionberr
aud fir bic nGditen Sabre.
X X n
Der Oberbefeblsbahsr in ben Mar.
Ten, 6sneralcberit aeiIel Fat fols.nos
Befanntmnhuns erlaiien:
sir bic grnGberilna iInieres SoetreE
uno 9olfes lpdbrenb bts arieaes III
ss erforperlih, nit Den borbanoeneu
reidllihen 0orrGtben an @etreibe mn
Mebl bdusbdlterii6 iin,suaeben. .oier'
bei initsufpirtsn III SepermannS
pfli1t. Sine frtipillise gini1rdns
tuna bes 9erbrollhs on Sudden iiebi
bierbei in eriter 9inie. 9fber auh bsr
iibertriebene 8erbrauh bon WeiBbrpt,
namentlih in ben Stdbtsn, lit einau-
idrdnfen. gs III ni1t ipirtbib1fte
lih. bab inebrmuls am Sage friides
Weibbrot berseiteqt uno baburdI pies
les WeiBbrot altbaden unb sur Hub'
runa ilnperipenbbar lpirb. Cine nm
ipirtbiddftlihe 0eripenbung bon 8rol
unb @eibrot finbet ferner baburd,
itati, bab bieIe in ben Gaitz. G6ants
lnp Spsiieipirtbi9afien sur freien
9srfiisuna Der @Ghe aufseiiellt iinb
nnb pabr, ioipeit iie nidt alsbalb
per5ebrt perben. burh lanses Steben
Idledt unb aum 9ersebren unseeisnet
iperben. 9ebterem Mibitanbs lit bns
'our6 Ieidt absubelfen. bab Der @irtb
bas grot in 8eripabruna bebdlt unb
ben 9ditsn auf Munid cine entipres
denbe Wense bon Shpar5s Obsr
Weibbrot 5u ben Gpeiien ober @e=
trantsn perabfolst. DtsI. Reselung
ion lebisli6 Der i'm paterlGnbiiden
.Sntereiie erforberlihen ipirtbihditz
liGen 9erlp.nOuna bes 9rotporraths
biensn. sic bssriinbst in ieinsr W.iie
Die Notbpenbisteit Der Ginfiibruns
elmer beIonberen 9e5abluna fir bas
grot. unp anar I'm 10 fpeniaer, als
bi. Wirtbs bereits sinsn nidt uners
bsbliden 8ortbsil baOurh babsn, oab
bas grot nidt mehr allr beIiebiatn
9efipenbuna abseitellt ipiro."
Damn bsitimmt .r. bak Ieibsebad
nitt msbr nah 2 llbr Wlittaas nts
baden lperben borf, unb baR bas glufs
ftelIen BON grot aur 9erfiisnna Der
@Gts in SpsiisipirtbitaiteH perbos
ten 1T. R. 10.
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Ogaie unb 5ffentlidsr MnsIielIuns eis
res uufriibreriihen 3sitknB su brsi
Monuten 0sfdnaniB, 100 Mdrt GelDs
iirdfe uno 1rasuna idmmtliher aos
fen beruribeilt. Die MngeiIoate bdts
ts om 16. 2luguf bic einriidsnben
sgran5oisn mit bsm gfufe s@iptnt Ies
francdis" besriibt nnb cine frnna0Iite
'fabns ausssbdnst. Sie aiebt an, bag
lie ben ifranaoien babe einsn gu.eR
gmpfana bereiten unb bapur& ibr
9aus ihiiben ipoIlsn. SIN iibrisen
babe lie ibre Spmpdibie fir Hranls
reid nis ptrbebli. 5umdl iie aud
perffiebsns Derpanbte nIs Efii,iere
In bet fruns5iiifsn Mrmee hqts.
Sur Warniina m5ge bienen, bab
bds ariegsaeri6i sinen @naetlnsttn,
ben Msdanifer Darber aug RiimeIins
gen In auremburs, gu brsi Mcnaten
Gefdnsnib psrnrtbtiIie, iusiI sr uns
tpnbre gsriibte iibxr bic aritaslars
ptrbreittt bate. qfud, bate e. iih ots
fdlIia iiber bic btuiihm 9rupptn gs-
1iiBert. or srtldrte in Der Bsrtdnts
lung. bab er fid nid)t bsuti9fsinos
lih aiisasfprchen, ionbern nur mics
berer5dblt babe. ipas In elmer Gdnpsis
aer 3tiiuna aeItanbsn babe. D'es
balf ibm jsbon nidts unb ihlhls ibi
.ni&i pss ssr psilyafpnG
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Die @arbs psr g)peru.
Brief eiHes admpfas.
Bon beibsn Ssiten fparb Der aampf
nit GrbitteruHa gsfiibrt.

Gin 8erlin.r aaufmann, Der nIs
nidbrigz5rsipilissr bel Der @arbes
JelbartiIlerie ftebt, giebt ieiuen Gls
tern nu6ftebeube Shilbsruug bsr
admpfe bel gpsrn:
uni.re 8atttri. fGbrt in abs
tbeiIunssperbanbe auf Der g5auis.
bel Harlem IlebeI, faliem DinD nub
Resen. 4aes 1T big sur Rai.nipise
in WanteI unb &apuse eiussbiGi
Auartiermaher DOT! beibt es plObs
lid. @II. ireusn iif. ss sisbi baIb
llntertuuft. sSh trade als Audrtitrs
nader portparts. Der Srt III ers
reiht. llnier. 9atterie iudt iih Iinia
Der Strabe einen pariplob unb Inter
tunft fir Wanni6aft unb pisrbs.
GiHsr BON ilns it.lIt iih aui ben Wss
unb ertpartst oi. gatierie, bi, anbsren
faufen mag it betommsn tSnnsa,
grot. feline Shinisn. Butter. .3isas
retten, @ein uno, tpsnn es asbt, Sett.
Der bier gar niht tbeusr 1T. puus
fir 8 Mart. bic pieII.i1t in Berlin
Is big 20 Mart tpiisi. Sd laufs pon
oof au 6of. Gin @rot. ein balbts
pfunb Butter unb Elm GtiidTen
Burit. Sentt NAL an: Wurfl
sSeBt tommt bic gatteri,. Die DaseH
ipsrben ausseipannt, am gufdrano
aesen sslieseriidt aufgsfabrsn unb bi,
pferbe unterssbradt. sSa triees
g}arttpaGe uHb gsbs gu isbem 9eidiibs
unb Wasenfiibrsr. Iaiie mi. bic asuie,
bi. Wade baben, nenuen uub tbeils
bic Wdnniddftsn CUR 3psiitunosns
pahe Elm.
Die Ja6rer beiorgen ibre g}ferbe,
unb bic aanpniere maiden bic Dagsn
ab unb reirisen ibre aleioer BON
StrabenIdmub. gei bieiem Wetter
ieben mir ndmIid ale ipi. bic f6Iimm.
item 3is.uner aus. 9rsi a.iatpers
punbsts fod.n reselmGBig fir tie
9attsrie ie6r gut unb rei6Iid in sipei
groben 3intbebdltern,. bic mir auf Ell
nem fleinen ginfpGnnsr mitifIeppen.
Sas ssleiI9 fir ben Saa ipirb am
Sage porber seidlahtet, ulIo fsbr Gee
niebbar; 8emiiie ipirb eeiuht unb
&artoffeln basn. limb in sipei unb
atpeieinbaIb Stunben tetommen bic
aeute suies, tuarmes gfTsn. Ddbs
renb bieier 3eit babe iA meinen 1eles
pbontram fit unIere GrtiIlerisegsobs
ahtunssftelle In Sronung aebrati,
Trabt fauber ndHserolIt unb iioIirt.
benn Bel iebem @uslegsn pirb er ies
besmal fiii1f< Biz sebnmal aerfhoiIen
unb bur9 Snfanterie pbsr Ssubrperte
ssrriifen. Damn im's pfsrb getiins
inert. ssSh reite iebt einen fleinsn Roe
iafen. 3fpsi ,fd5ne S1speinsripps
ftiide lnH' ih mir aeben unD DON bsr
iiberdus firen sSrau fir morsen sim
Griibitiid bersiten. 5ier in 9elaien
nnb in sslanbern iinb bic geipobner
Diel flsiBiser uno piel iauberr als
in Tranfrei9. sic peritebsn beifer
pldttbeutia als fran5Diiff. aben6s
penne i6 auf ifonernl Strobldger 6ei
msinsr Wahs. Jriib I'm a6 libr III
!tis Ndiassis atmafi6bsstt, etusb jit
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idnsG feriia NIT Gdirren, unb idOs
ner. beiber auffee ipiro nod setruns
ten. aalt uno resnsriid IT'D es ipiss
Der. Die gaiterie idbrt auf Der
aroben Strabe bon Wi. na6 Dpsrn
burn sSnfanteris,oIOnnen, MuHitionss
ipasen, bic bin uuO berflutbsn.
plSBIid Elm itorter Seusri6ein, ein
unbef8reibIidss iDonnern, nno alle
Pferbs sebsn pur6. Rsdts in einsm
WdIbdtn psritedt iiebt Elm geluser>
iinssseihiis, aaliber :, pus isine
3uderbiis itiinbIi6 mad gpsrn b.s
n.inpruiiet. 9alo iinb mir in SieIs
lung. gs III nod, ftodfinitere Ru6s
lin 8 llbr, 9i. gsobahtunssitelIs lit
Obsn i'm Sdlobsarten. gs pre#elt
bier bauernb our6 bic @eeenb. Cine
ensliite gatisri, iiett 1000 Wetsr
pon unierer 6. 9atterie entfsrHi unb
iaiebt nit GtrapnsII6renn3iinSsrn
bic uuf iOIfe turse Gntfernuna uns
beimlia 3ua babsn inb ipeit itrenen.
bic aanae Raht unb ben aanssn Gag.
Sm Srte Gh. itsbt fein Saus mebr,
UNI Die Stride 1T ssrIi0rt. glnea lie1t
Doller Gteine unb 9aIien unb Wlen.
ifen iibsr MeHi6en:@nsIGnber Sn
benz Sdlobgarisn iiebt es ain iflimms
fen aus. na Iisgsn fie su 5unberten.
glh, einen fold iurdbnren 9lnbiid
bate id nod ME bonn G6la@t'slbs!
Gs iiHb sum arDbten Shei! Shot!en.
srobe aerle nit anisboien unb Mu=
Denitriimpffn. Die ensIiidsn alien
aerntruppsn. Ssbr asipauOt iinb ibrs
ShiibensrGben unaelest. Ssbr iief
nit Sdiebrineen upb pielen llnters
itanben. llngefGbr 20 Wleter babin-
ter ipisbsr sin Gru6en, nit bem eriien
burd 2aufardbsn nerfninhen. 9lber
ilniere Saubiben unb Wl1rier rGuhsrn
ie bod ous. 3um 9eifpisI asfiern
artilerisfeusr Biz 10 llbr. bunn
Sturm, 900 Mstsr 8ofen. a an--His
nengepebre erbeutet. Sfnrfe gerliffe
auf enaliffer Seits; bena bic aerls
iinb sabe rnp rsnneit niht bernus aus
ben Graben, neil ne ia aid nift 70
iaul ME bic Rotbboien iinb unb ii9
fart einbedsn. Infer 5euer iolIte bon
z Biz 10 llbr buusrn. Ghon fuuien
ouf ber aun3en front @eIhoii. bon
nns unb bic &ntporien BON brii6en
Inn infer. a0pfe. Gin ipabrsr 60ls
lentsfIel. .sct alma burh bieien praht.
pollen Shlpbgurtsn, Der iest 70 araus
enroll ausiieht. aein Baum ober
glumenbe,t 1T psritbont gsblisben.
81. 2l.fis bdns.n iibsraI bsra6.
9Gums iinb umesriifen. sebe flint
S9ritte elm @siaobIof, OaSnifben
2eidls iiber 2side unb Der gDbsn aufs
setpsi1t. Man riitffi ale 9luocns
bIide bin. Gin ihmaIer M.ea fiibrt
su elmer ileinsn peritedtsn 2dube.
gfshts am gubpfdb Elm enaliIder
Sdiibsnsraben. Iinis mdfsrlo6. ah,
orGslid! sSm Waiferlod lisgen fie
fogar brin. Mir ipiirbe cine aubsls
trommel pom gfiiden ssriiien. unb
aipar miitsn burd. uub stpei SGlften
flossn in bic Cuff. Damn fab ih In
einsm grbIo1. pI5bIit ipar id pom
pulusrbrmpi sinss G9sdpusIs siusss
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Nerlimer Ylamberei.

@oblthun rbn. ,alimbim". - @mes
ritanerimeu in Berlin in .oilfsats
tipn. - Cine paterldnoiite annbs
! aebuna iiipiider : Staasbiirser. =
,Stridnadurittase." Das brons
. Disnltmdbden ppm aaiierpadre se=
ebrt. - Der &riea unb bic SHnle.
- Gini9rantuna beim 9erbraud)
!. BEG Weibbrotg anempfoblen.
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biilt. Der 5slm floa mir bonn aopf,
bas Dina mar iibsr meinem Grblo5
gsplnBt.
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VOLKSBLATT
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ieber eiri In beutf&er NIB eneIif6er epra1e
fnr Gef6dlisIeuie sereius. e'r. tieberiesnnstn
tperesn out gSilnft beforpi.
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@erloreu.

ehteIer.9fano - So. gapten ilpriatt
Grarb, s2t5: spie ren: mertb 5000. 6erner
sltetcr RiciroIn. 1860 Carthage uperue. elff'
ton, ndbe 9ooIosiidben @nrien.
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gerIanat sii fanfen.

Die bbdfter Baarspreiie be5ablt tir &c
brautie 1l5beIn aIler Sorien GomneI Cfrenf
9bpne wlnin 4t00.
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psam perInnet bel 5abrilaticns;
iirnia sfpedS llebernnbme bee eindnnaii
Sfpeipaefhdffes, fdHn 500 bis $50 lrodtilt'
LID berbenen. Uinige biinbert 3oldre 30
iorberliG ale SiferiicInna fir gladreilla'
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gabtnet mlaferE 0lners. Ganoets,
gpoc6porftna mlashine urb @en6 Sdnes ftnb
tieririii benGnu6tiet bab In Cincinnati. O.,
etn Gfretf I'm 6GHae IN. ssm. Msinle.
Geireiar SamiIton 10. GarpentstS Tiltid
Council. %
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mdp6en fir Elm neineS sln6 iir Slrd.
niitnss; Heieren.ea suuiinfht 9bene anon
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si.ueHssina. -msannIi6.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-23

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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-08-21
NAMES CAUSE OF CONFUSION
Alike to Newspaper Man and Lady
He Was Sent to Interview.

Names can produce sometimes a
great deal OF confusion. AS when Flor
ence d. White, now one of the head
men of the New York World, went to
hotel in st. Louis when he was a
reporter on the Post Dispatch to see
q woman on business.
Ms card read. Florence d. White"
and the woman naturally inferred
that Florence was of her own sex.
Therefore she ASKED the visitor to
come up. And as she was not dressed
to receive one of the other sex, the
climax was embarrassing.
A visitor from Columbus was tell
ing a story of Ireland, the clever car
toonist of the Columbus Dispatch. Ire
lands work is known to every man,
woman and child in Columbus, and to
great many outside that city.
Last spring Ireland went on a va
cation trip to the South. A few days
later a teacher of geography in one
Of the schools of Columbus said to her
class: Can any little girl tell me
where Ireland is?'
A little hand went up and a little
voice replied: He's down in Flori-
d."
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-08-21
WILSON WARNS AMERICANS

Washington. Aug. 9.-Addressing
the American people, President Wood
row Wilson issued statement in con.
nection with the European war, warn.
ing citizens of the United States
against that deepest, most subtle,
most essential breach of neutrality
which may spring out of partizanship,
out of passionately taking Sides"
Prior to the issuance of the state
ment, officials close to the president
made it clear that Mr.. Wilson was
fully determined to take no part in the
dispute between Japan and Germany
over the situation in the far east
While the German-Japan question
was not referred to in the statement
il became known that the president re
garded with disfavor efforts he be-
lieved were being made to embroil the
United States in the controversy in
the far east or in Europe.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-08-21
Excellent Thino In Woman.

While the opinion so general abroad
as to the horrible shrillness and gen
eral unpleasantness of the voices of
American women is, without doubt,
foolishly exaggerated, there can be no
question but that the really beautiful
voice in this country is rarity. OF
not one woman in so can it be truth
fully said Her voice was ever soft,
gentle and low; an excellent thing in
woman" Women of refinement polish
their finger nails. visit their hairdress-
ers regularly, pay scrupulous attention
to all the details of their toilet-and
utterly neglect what should be their
greatest charm-their speaking tones.
The low, sweet voice throws all shrill.
high-pitched demonstrations into the
background, and makes them infantile
and ridiculous. Listen, just for an en-
tightening experiment, to a nervous,
overweight woman arguing in a
shrieking tone with another who is
calm, self-possessed and low-voiced.
And then, if you are a typical Ameri-
can shrieker. go to your home and
make vow to think twice before you
speak once.