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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-25
The Consequences Of the
War.

In his laudable desire to ensure perm.
anent peace and the safety Of theUnited
States after the termination Of the war,
Mr.. Shift suggests the means appro.
pirate to that end. He proposes con-
ference Of the warning nations which
is to be compelled by the force Of public
opinion, and this conference shall agree
upon a preservation Of the balance Of
power and to do away with militarism
with its ever present perils. This is in
deed consummation devoutly TO be
wished for, but in the last analysis an
invitation to agree upon method for
squaring the circle. The balance ol
power has been the bone Of contention
since the days Of Emperor Charles v.
matter Of about 400 years, drenchine
Europe periodically with oceans Of
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-25
gisbrsds amS 1itbnasle.

aleibunssitiids I'm Wertbe BON
s33 purben aus Der Wobnuna bon
Winidm gonnsIip. no. 1894 Mabaib
2ipsnus ssitcbIsn.
- Hrdulsin katherine Adams. bon
80. 2442 Wine Strabs, baite tsi eis
rem gefu6 In benz 6anie Ro. 2202
gluburn @psnue. ibrsn DidmnntsR Ring
i'm gDtrtbs bon 500 uuf bem Woids
itunb lisssn laiTtn. unb bsmertte bel
ibrsr gliidlsbr, bab ibr aleinob pers
jfipunbsn mar Der polissi fuurp.
Ter worfall miiseitsiIt.
glus Der Mobnuna BON JobH
Murpbp. Ro. 518 OF 8. Sirobe.
ipuree in Der Qoat sum DienIias
cine aolbsne llbr i'm btird@tiiAsn
msrtb sntipenbet.
Gin unbstonnisr Dieb brad NIT,
islit Sismmsifsns bic @anbId)rdutt
bon Sobn Iebr nnb sSamss JdIIfr in
bem arafiipsrt Der Strabsn6obn an
Der Depot Gtrobs ouf unb snfiptuh<s
Jtbr cine aolbtns llbr i'm Wtribe non
S25 unb 6aller ptriGisbene Ge1su.
jtdnbs iouis 81 tn tdnh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-25

ensIiider 5ornit: rDas gan5e balt!"
Durauf er5Tfnetsn bic GGfp -. ein
10 m0rberiIfes 3ysuer, bab cine ga.
nif unisr uIIiersr Jnfdnterie ausr
brnd. sic sins fluftartig barH
ineine gdtttris s,iriid, bic Gnsldnber
binttrbsr. 100 Meisr Dor meinsr Bat
tsrie bradis i9 iie sum Gtsben. 2lls
nitine Wuniticn DsrfdoHtn. ReOolper
unb adrabiner berous. glls bic gnss
idnbsr in Der 9atterie brin ipdrsn,
mubte id auf geftbI suriid unb BIN
nit iptnigen Getreutn fpie burh Elm
Wunber Goties iHperipunbtt iutgees
lommsH. Sd mubte plab MAIDEN.
ipeil cine Jidnisnbatteris bon uns
nun bas Jtusr In mtins gdtteric
ero7ineie, lin bic GnsIdnbtr bnraus
Al pertreiben. Gs mar Elm furdtbartr
Gag. 3ipei Wlunitionswastn NIT
@ranoten ipnrsn erplobiert, tinfr
brannte. Bon msinsn feds @tfHibs
fiitrern fparsn flint tobt, elmer sefan'
gen. Sn Der Rahi bolte i4 mir mel.
ne 0eihiibs fpiebsr. Sm fstnblihsn
J.usr lisB id iie an 9ausn tn sinsr
Soblipeg binuntsr. Dort itanbtn mel
ne pfsrbs. unb MN bdite mas fennits,
in ifrDmshbsm Ressn iibtr 2eidsI
unb iiber if06nsnbs 0ertDunbete bin
meg, suriid. Drsi Sdse bdraaf err
ti.lt i4 aIs elmer Der eriten bas eiiers
ne areu5. Run liegen mir immsr nof
bier. 9orseiitrn battle id5 ioioHalsn
9uld. Cine snslif6e apbbitsranatt
idlug in bic Riidieite msines Inter"
Fianbss. Sd mar cine balbe Stunbs
betdubi, BIS an ben 6als bon Isbm
unb 9riimmsrn psrI9iittet unb bic
aan5s giaht taub. Cont 1T unbertIs
fer nidis paiisrt -. =.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-25

Wie bas eanabif 6 6e Sriegss
amt beribtet, boben iid bereits
100000 Imeritaner gum engliiAen
Sseresbienlt erbpten. 9as mag
ppbl cine srpbe uebertreibung
iein, aber gleidpiel ipie erOB bic 3ubl
iein mag, liest borin cine 9er'
lesung Der glsutralitdtspflidt, Der jes
Der 8iirger oieIes Sanoes unterliegt.
Sppsit 9lmsritaner enslii6en oeeress
bisnit aenommen babsn, lit bas in
bem getrubtiein seide6en, bdB
barin feline itraffdliee Sanolun9
lieet, neil bic ReuiralitatsgeIeBc
bIps cine 9tetrutiruns auf neu'
tralem @ebiet beitrafen unb eine Der
anttpprtli6teit nidt auf bic gation
fGat, beren Yiirser ibre Surisoftiun
ptrlaFen, I'm frembe 8riegspienIte gu
nebmen. slIlein gang gefabrIos 1T
bieie Saopalitdt bo9 nif)t. sic bat
aur @irtuns, bab Der 9etreffenoe ii4
paterldnbslos maht. Gin Qmerlias
ner, Der in bic enslii6en Rsiben eins
tritt, bat allen @nipruh auf ben
Gdub unIerer Hegierung perpirtt uno
baraus fperben iid IdIimms Grfobs
rungen fir niGt Wsnise erstben.
anein bic gnsldnber geben nod psts
ter. Sic psrleben pffentunbig unlere
NeutralitdtseeieBe, inben conaollhe
Werbeoffisiere beriibertommen uno
4meritaner psrIaNsn, Sriessoienite gu
nsbmsn. Dusssen iOlltsn bic Der.
Gtaaten bod vi. alsr gnti6iebenhsit
.inI6reitsn unb bic Gdulbieen itrsns
beitrafen, benn iie tOnnen midi mehr
als neutrale glatipu gelten, fpern lie
iplde @erbuneen geitatten, aon9 abb
aeieben bupon, bab mir S4pierigtei'
ten senug baben. Inn Solbdter flr
uniere eieeue 4rme. 5u erlangen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-25
granSitiftuns Dermniset.

sluf mpft.ri0i. msiis brad ssitsrn
an sipsi perftiensnsn Gtellen in ben
elnlaasn Der Gbpnrbs aumbsr 80. an
Der gidi.n unb Ban 9Orne Sirabs siH
;ssuer aus, bas .insn SHaosn Don
S7oo nab iid 3Os. Die aoi6mnnns
Idaftsn battsn onssftrsnst ,u ihuns
um elm lImfi6srsiitn Der Glammsn 81
bermsinen. qlflem sinIdtin nd4 IT
bas sysusr auf 9ranbitifiuns suriid
sufiifren, ba BON ben anseiieltsn Der
;Firma tpiebsrboli 9ummlsr peripisis'
ipuroen. bi. IS iih in ben 5olsi4ups
pen beauem MAIDEN ipplitsn. Gin:
llnisriu9uns 1T eingeltitst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-25
su, OeEdt perbrabt.

Durd, bas pIab.n elmer Gampfr0bt.
in Der 5utfabrit bon Baum unb 8al3
go. 8o3 gine StraBt ipurbe Der AZ
Sabre olte Wi[liam Witdtu Don no.
500 glari Strabs bur9 ansitromsn'
ben Dampf Idtper i'm Geii4t unb an
ben SGnben psrbriibt. Der Werlebts
fanS i'm fabiifa.n 9Oipital slufnass
me.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-25
gierS eet5btst.

Nm ser aublop apsnu. sins s.iteru
mtoraen bas g,ferb bss s5rant 5bies
man BON SO. 927 9nnt Strabt bnrd'.
,nb rannie on Der aublOtv unb wlors
riion glp.nu. sssen einsn 9slegraphsns
pfoIisn, nobel .s ietuen 9ob fano.
Der autiasr tam unperltst bapon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-25
Sic ssrieo.usitifter.

DIE 9e9ner Oeufl@lanDs III peH
Ser. Staaten oeben iib als 5rIeoeRss
leute aug uno erfiillen oieie 4ul9abe,
inbem lie Stimmung sesen bag SaHo
su mohen pcrfuden, bos einen Ber'
tleioiaunsstampf fiibrt. aber ba ils
aus ben 3situngsberi6tsn eriehsn,
oab bic bsutiaen Waffsn bic bsiisn
9lusiiaten auf griOls baben, 1T leB'
ibr gemiiben baruuf ssri6tet, ben
geutI6en unp SsItsrrsidern bic
ssri9te ibrss Siesss gu sntsishsn.
9la6 ibrsr 9tuffaiIuns IolIen bic
Ichperen Spfer, fpel6e bic osuti9en
glaiirtsn sebradt baben, teine ent'
i6dbigung finben. Sie ioIIen ihrs
seinoe iegnsn unb ibnsn pieasi4t nod
eipas 9ano unb @elo oaSu gebeH.
0isie ei9entbiimlids guffdhune lou
bur5 cine 5riebsnstouferen5 pertpirt'
li6t perben, tpel9s bic Ser. Studten
uno bic DffentIi6s Meinuns gu Stanb.
brineen unb bsren proeramm babtn
lautet, bas @lei6seipiat Der Tld9te
au betpabren unb cine alsemeine Ibs
ruitung ins Wert su fesen. Bum
5iirIpre6er bisfsr 2triidt madt ii4
bauptlGhli4 Der Rsp gortsr &apitus
liIt Serr S6iff. 9ieIsr Isgt bar, baB
telne W1a4t 5ermalmt perben folls.
neil bdbura cine anbere Ulatt gu
grob fpiirbe unb iopobI ben @eltTriss
ben, ME bic Siderbeit Der Der. Stoa'
ten aefGbrben t0nnte. Sisr pirb bes
Ipnbers auf bic beutiae RatiOn ge5us
aenpmmen, DON Der Serr S6ifi iagt,
bcb tie fpobl iebr tii9tig, aber au4
aur @nmabuna aeneigt lei. Wenn ba.
fer Seutihlanb gu mG4tig perbe, 10
tniirben bic Ser. Staaten in cine ses
fGbrli6e 2ag. fommen, obpobl
GeutI6lanb itets CUTE gs3isbunssn gu
unierem 2anbe unterbalten babe uno
auf bieis audi in 3utunft angstDlsisn
lei.
gBos nun bic @alan5iruns Der
IlGdte auf elmer &DnferenS betrift
ir 1T bos cine ginlabung, ii6 an oem
9ro6lem sur Quabratur beg areiiss
au betbeiligeu. lin bas 9lei6aepi4t
Der MG6te lpurbe in europa ieit ben
Sagen aoiisr &arIs V. Setdmpit,
alio nnbe an bic 400 Sabre, unb
europa bat in 5Olse bsFen beitdnoig
in einem S3san BON gIut gepatet.
Sis nrIa6en, bic bislaus cine @ini:
ouna perbinbert baben. fperben aud
in 3ufunft o6tpalten. Sebs glation
otaubt, bob iis niht tart senus TT unb
iebe glotion bdlt bic anbere fir gu
tart. Die jeBigen 3uitdnbe geben
bcionbers aufi6lub bisriiber. Rubs
lanb 1T Elm iebr aroBes aanb an
goben6efib, ober es bdt ni9t eenus.
GS min europa burA 0ereinigung
afler Slabsn unter benz 3epter bes
3aren beberrIhen unb bic groberung
bon 9lfien bur6 bic geiibergreifung
BON aonitontinrpel fstperfi!eligen.
Da Oeiterreif ibm bierin i'm Megs
itanb, 70 befhlob es beFen @erni4.
t,lNg, iras DeutIdlanb nift geitatten
min, ba es gu feiuer Sih.rbeit auf
Elm itarfes Seiterreif cngetpisien lit.
9as glei9e Motip, bas Rublanb gum
&riege peranlabte, mar aud fir feline
MrbiiHbeten beitimmenb. 2luh bteie
rpllten einen Wsaht5und9s. 5runts
reid ftrsbt oarna6, GlfaBeaot6rinesn
suriidauerlansen unb Gnelanb min
1eutfhlanbs Geemaht niht dnffoms
men lnifen. Inn abfolutsr 5erfter auf
ben Weeren 81 bleiben.
Daraus ergibt iiG, bab ale Bdldns
sirunssDsriu4e f4 aIs DerssbIi& ers
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-25

Gin beutfder @irrtppf, Der
profeifOr Der pbilofopbis gatprp an
Der Warburger llniberiitdt, lisfert Der
ameritaniiden prefe Qreumente ge.
gcH SeutiGlano nit einem in Der
s&olnii6en 3eitung" sri6isneren Orr
tttel, ben bieie alberner Weiis a69e.
brudt bat, tnDsm sr iagt, bab
TeutfftuRb ni6t uni6ulbig an beln
ariese lei, obne sinenS9atten bon Be
reis fir feline gebaupturg gu liefern.
tS8 III feline aniiht, bag bic bsutiden
Siplomaten gnslanb aus bem &rieae
bGtten berauEbaltsn ip[len, lpdbrenb
bod 5ur 9elii9e betannt 1T, bab
Geuti6laHb iid CUR @a9rung Der sSne
tesritdt 9elsien5 unb 5rantreids
perpflihtete. rrenn Gngianb neutral
bliebe. 8efonoers froblpdt bic preIfe
iiber 9atorps aHgabs, oab er entiebt
etipden iei iiber bic I9peren gsbins
qungen, ipelhe Oeitereih an Serbieu
gsitent babe iinb bic gum arieae fiib.
rem muBtsn, I'm i'm sleihen @tbsm
su iaseH, bab SeIterrsi4 ssswuugsu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-25

mar, biele 9sbinsunsen Su itellsn.
irenn es niht auf feline rationale
griitens psrSi4ten ipollts Gs III nidt
beritGnblid. tpo5u Der Irtifel oeIdries
ben unb per0ffentIiht ipurbs, Der
niGt bas minbsite 2id1t berbreitet unc
bios Der ieinblihen 9rciie @slesen6eit
eibt, 9eutidlano ins llnre9t su tel
len. Der alte Srib bat Ie6t sebabt,
es sibt nibts llngeididisres uls einen
belItifen pbiIoirphen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-25
9okaL.Dtrid)t
Sas sammeImerf.

@roB. gaiibrisseit fur ben 5ilfs.
fonSg bsiunben bic 4rbeikr IN Der
WiuiBI4sn 8ddsrei, inbsm iie nun
idou siim sipeiten WlaIe cine 2olisits
auFmadten, bic $71-25 trgGb, fDelds
Samms an ben S4asmsiiisr abselis
ftrt tpuroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-25

Die Willion Golbaten, bic
Gnalanb nod in ben aries itidsn
mill, perben in unssfdbr 5pan5is
Subren bsiIammen iein. Gin @ers
bunasperiu6 auf bsm fladsn 9anbs
bat einen ein5isen Retrutsn se6ra6t.
Ssn stGbtsn Don 100000 Ginlpubnern
baben ii6 so Wtann sur SABINE see
melbet. Sus 1T in msbr aIs elmer
5irii6t ominos fir Gnslunb. Gs
Benefit ni6t bios, baB bic Webrma9t
fir ben 2nnotrieg eri9Opft 1T, Ipns
bern bab bic guslGnber ii9 fir ben
&riea ni6t beseiitsrn tonnen. Dus 1T
ia aud ni6t gu beripunpern. 9llle
2iigen unb llntsrf6Iaeungen Der
@dbr6ett Ssitens bes engIiiden Wai.
niiteriums hdben Sei oem @oIfe ben
@inorud ni6t perpif6en t0nnen, bab
Der aumpf, ben Gnslanb fiibrt, tein
8oltstrisg, ionberu Elm &abinetstries
lit unb baB man ben 9iirgern aus
mutbet, ibre Saut fir eine Su9e gu
Wlartts gu trogen, an Der iie nitt bas
minoeite Snterefe babsn 0as mub
IN na6er 3eit gu elmer energii9en
8oltsfuHbgebuna segen ben &ries fiib.
rem, elm 9organg, Der ii9 in Der Sc.
idi4te gnglanos le6r bdufig eretsnet
uno bic Reaieruns se5tpunsen bat,
Ssrieoen gu I9lieBsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-25
MithuOd,, Den %. ROOember 1914.
@eri6iebene ameritaniIbe

Yeri9iebene amerttantihe
@tGbte MAIDEN sroBe gtnitrensunsen,
UNI bic Soften bes 2ebensunterbolts
au berminDern. Die Stabt Hodeiter
bat ii6 bic 2ieferuns ron Mild an
seIseen ieiH laifen nit Sin6lid auf Die
tpt6tige RpGe, bic lie IN Der Grndbs
rung Der ainber i'm Sarten allter
frislt, nit benz Reiultat, bab bic
@tabt bic Mila bon ben Sarmern be.
siebt unb iie an bic aoniumenten lies
fert. Sur6 @ereinfa9uns bes Be
triebes Ip[l in bieier Waare eine Grz'
iparnib Don 100000 on 9etriebsz
tpiien erSislt iporben Iein. Sn Rep
Dort ltegt bic abiiht por, itdotiide
&ublbauier anSulesen uap oarin Waa'
rem fir ben ipGteren 9ebrau9 auf5u<
iteifern. Durh bieien Mtitbeperb
Der StGbte Mill man bic preiIe fir
IaruHssmittel niebriaer bulten. Sn
arberen GtGrten pill man cine oirette
@srbinbuns spiiden Surmern uno
8erbrauhsrn heritelen. &urSum,
bic gsrpoblfeilllne Der 9iabrunsss
mitsl Idsiut uIs cine pfliht Der itab@
tif6en 8srpaItuneeH aufsefabt gu
rperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-25

Sn Nep gort liegt bic abiiGt
Der, bic 9lfttenbDrie in ben nd6Iten
Sasen ipisbsr gu srDfinen, bod ipIlen
bic Sransattionen ii9 in en1en Grens
aen bepesen. Die S6liebuns Der
g0rie erfolgts ON 2. Quguit, neil
aus Gnalano bic ameritaniI6en pa
pierre 10 maiisnbaft gum 9ertauf ber.
iibertomen, bub man ben abfluB
alles in bieIem 2anbe pprbdnbenen
@elbes, reip. Solbes nad Gnslano
befiir4tete unb I'M bag su per6inbern,
purbe bic 80rie gsidloHen, oenn
lpenn feline Notirungen borbonoen pas
ren, tonnten aud teine @ertGufe itatt.
fiHben. SSsbt min man Die 80rie piee
Der eroffnsn, nber nur probttDeiie uHo
bieie gorii6t 1T p0uis am pIuse,
oenn es lam als ielbitDeritdnblib
aelten, bab gngloub jsbe omeritanis
fcte 9tttie in 9eln gu perpanbeln pere
fu4t, pa ss iopobl fir ben 9rieg, iuie
fir ben Sanbel notbipenbig gebrauht
nirb. Wir glauben IN Der 2lniidt
Hi4t febl gu gehen, oab Der @nbruns
az oertaufen, trob Der 8eidrGntunssn
10 groB iein ptrb, bab bic 8Oris iih
absrmals ge3pungen fehen pirb, ibre
Sbiiren gu Ihlieben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-25

gnaIiffe @emeinbeit i'm
3ampfe. Disies aapitsI m0se 5u
ben friibsren gsitrGsen Der foIgsnbe
ausfhnitt aus siHem llns pcrliegsns
ben Telbpoitbrief sinss Bnitsrisfiibs
rtrs beleudten. .Dis snglifdx Sn,
fontsrie bate cuff 600 Meter sessns
iibsr bic gspcbrs umstbrsht uno lam
init ircifiru iSlaggcn berou bic aiif 20
Ghritt, llnlsrsr Snfanieris iuurbs
perbotsrL su f@isben. Dd bIiss ein
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-11
KERMIT And BELLE
FINALLY MARRIED
Religious Ceremony Performed Today
in British Embassy Chapel-Couple
viii Spend Honeymoon in Europe.

Madrid, June ia brilliant gath
ering comprising the elite of Spanish
ofticialdom and aristOcracy, together
with practically all The members of the
diplomatic corps and their ladies, wit
messed the marriage today IT Miss
Belle Wyatt Willard, daughter of JOS
eph E. Willard, American ambassador
to Spain, and Kermit Roosevelt, son of
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, ex-presi-
dent of the United States. The bride
groom s father came over from New
York TO attend the wedding. Tle eere-
mony which took place at noon in the
British embassy chapel, was performed
by the Rev. DR.. Watson, rector of the
American church in Paris, assisted by
the Rev. Herbert Brown, chaplain of
the British embassy in Madrid. The
bride was attended Dy her sister, Miss
Elizabeth Willard, as maid of honor,
and by the following bridesmaids: Her
serene hignness the Princess Folla of
fhurn and Taxis, daughter of Prince
Ratihor, the German ambassador in
Madrid; Miss katherine Pago. daugh-
ter of the American ambassador in
London; Mile. Gilone lie Veneur de Tit
lieres, of Paris, and Miss Virginia
Christian, of Richmond. Va. oF'llowiug
a brief honeymoon ON the continent,
the young couple viii leave for Brazil
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-11

to establish their future home at San
Paulo, where Kermit Roosevelt is eh-
gagged in the railroad business.
The bride, now u, was one of the
most attractive girls in the younger So
cial set at Richmond, the family home
of the Willards, where she made hcr
debut two years ago. While en- route
with her mother and younger sister las'
February to join her father at his new
post she was presented at the Court of
st. James in London, and upon her ar.
rival here she quickly became a gel.-
eral favorite in Spanish society. Ker-
nit Roosevelt, "a years old, has seen
considerably more of the world than
usually falls to the lot of young men
of his age. After returning from the
big game hunt in Africa with his father
in 1910 he went out west on noun
tain sheep shooting expedition. Fol-
lowing his graduation from Harvard in
1912 he made visit in England and
later took up railrOading in South Am
erica. Last winter he accompanied Co.
lionel Roosevelt on his hunting, explor-
ing, and river-diseovering trip in the
Amazon country, coming direct from
Brazil to this city, where he arrived
tnree weeks ago Kermit met his fn-
ture wife through The good offices of
his sister, Mrs. Richard Derby, then
Miss Ethel Roosevelt. who had beeomv
great chum of Miss Willard s during
soiourn at Hot Springs, Va. Ethel
took her new friend to Oyster Bay,
where Kermit speedily fell victim to
her charms.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-11
SALEM HEIGHTS HAPPENINGS.

Miss Lena Hall was a charming hos
tess at a delightful party Friday even
ing al the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Hall. Games and music
were INDUCED in until a late hour, when
a delicious lunch was served by the hos
tess and her mother.
Those present were: Alga Wikberg,
Norma Thomas, Maurene Smith, Joan
Compton, Marian Roberts, Margie viii.
son, Willard Hall, Francis Young, Mau-
rice Sawyer, Jay Morris, Arthur Goble,
Fred Richardson, Howard Sanders, FL
ton Thompson, Earl MeDonOugh, James
Wagner, Emmitt Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dec McClain of Al
bany, spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs j. A. McClain.
Mrs. G. w. Sawyer and niece, Miss
Doris Sawyer, are rose festival visit
ors.
Miss Ethel Law gave a delightful
dinner for her girl friends, at which she
announced her approaching marriage to
Mr..Wm. +. Gulvin of Jefferson. The
rooms were attractive with decorations
of Testout roses and white sweet peas.
The color scheme was also carried out
in the two-course dinner, places were
found by dainty hand painted place
cards. Covers we're laid for the Misses
Ethel Law, Oral McClain, Leora Nor
ris, Eddie Compton, Josie Hemsley, Mel
lie Tschudi, Martha Wikberg, Nina
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-11

energy. There was always a fear and
dread in my mind, ! had cold, nervous,
weak spells, hot flashes over my body.
Ihad place in my right side that was
so sore that l could hardly bear the
weight Of my clothes. tried medicines
and doctors, but they did me little good,
and | never expected to get out again.
| got Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and Blood Purifier, and GER
tainly would have been in grave or in an
asylum if your medicines had not saved
me. But now l can work all day, sleep
well at night, eat any thing want, have
no hot flashes or weak, nervous spells.
All pains, aches, fears and breads arc
gone, my house, children and husband
are no longer neglected, as | am almost
entirely free of the Rad symptoms l had
before taking your remedies, and all is
pleasure and happiness in my home. -
Mrs. JOSIE HAM, r. F. D. l, Box %
Shamrock, Missouri.
If nyOu want special advice writ
Lydia Il. Pinkham Medicine {
(confidentiaD Lynn. Mass.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-11
CIVIL SERVICE EXPERTS MEET.

Pueblo, June livery phase of
civil service including the most recent
reforms in that connection will be dis
cussed during the National Civil Serv-
ice convention which began here today
and viii continue until Friday night.
More than $50 delegates. are in attend
ance including some of the best known
students of civil service in the country.
This is the first time city as small
as Pueblo has ever held such a conven-
tion. Those on the program include
Miss Jane Addams, of Hull House, Chi
cago; Rev. Charles NJ. Sheldon, of To-
peka, Kans.; Miss Anna Nichols, of
Chicago; Frank Gallagher, president of
the New York civil service commission; /;
John T, Doyle, secretary of the United
States Civil Service Commission, Wash
ington, D. c.; and Louis II. Van Duesen
of Philadelphia.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-11

the past week. He has 20 acres Of
beans, which are looking fine.
A ehildren's day program is being
arranged for Sunday, June IA, to be
held at the school house.
The Industrial club, its members be-
ing the younger members Of the neigl'
borhOod, are TO give a program Fri-
day afternoon. A speaker Is expected
from o. A. G.
II you want TO know where Mr.. n.
Murphy lives, ask him. Most likely he
will tell you he lives most of the time
in his bean patch.
Strawberries are a thing Of the past
cherries are ripe and next comes logan
berries. Frost hurt them to some ex'
tent, but the crop in this section will
be fair.
Everything looks fine since the ~
cent rains. Someone was heard to rr
mark that the corn and beans were
growing an "inch a night"
Mrs. Albertson is expecting several
friends from Boynton, Mich. They ex'
peet to locate on the coast somewhere.
o. +. Cooper is out this morning with
a moving machine in his patch of oat
hay.