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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-08-04
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH

First street. near Broadway. Sun
day school 10 o'clock, church service
II o'clock. Wednesday evening SER
vice, s o'clock. Reading room No.
SIT Finch building. Open daily from
1880 until s o'clock, excepting Sun.
days. Il.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-08-04
Out Of His Mouth.

His youngest grandchild had man
aged to get possession Of primer and
was trying to eat 1t.
Pardon me for taking the words out
of your mouth. little one" said the pro-
fessor. hastily interposing. - Chicago
Tribune.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-08-04
WAR FEVER GRIPS
LITTLE SEERVA
Looming Up Of the Worst
Conflict In History AppaIIs
Civilized World.

rAT1TH the break between
wv Austria and Servia the civil.
w lied world was appalled, at
the prospect Of a bloodier
war than ever darkened history.
Servia's dream Of centuries for q
port on the Adriatic was about to be
accomplished in the recent Balkan
war. when Austria Hungary shattered
1t and also forced the MOntenegrins
to retire from Scuta1.
This intensified the hatred for Aus
tria that has been in the hearts Of the
Servians for six hundred years and
which was actively expressed in the
recent assassination Of Archduke Ferdi.
nand. heir to the ro-Hungarian
throne, and his wife. The .assassina.
ton was the match to the magazine.
Then came Austria's ultimatum
Servia answered the Austrian ultima.
tum by the acceptance Of all conditions
imposed therein save one. She agreed
to dissolve the Pan-Serb societies &C
cused Of plotting against the Austrian
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-08-04

A man can never do anything at va.
Rance with his own nature. He car
ries with him the germ Of his most
exceptional action George Eliot.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-08-04

The ferris wheel, which is set up
opposite the Washington hotel is at
tracing considerable attention from
the young folks.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-08-04

The Herald is the most widely read
paper in Chehalis County. Wise ad.
vertisers know it.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-08-04
WORLDS WORST PANIC
CAME UNDER ROOSEVELT

Continued from page y
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-11
oErIcE AND STORE ROOMS

IoE REST Store roon Blair Bros.
. fuR REM rwo c.ne. hr,r.9f offices.
Phone a59 or li5
rlR RFNI Front room FOR office ard
sleeping 900 south h.s'o.
NOR KE>I. Vacant store room Boz b4,.ne,.
section. rcut S1 Rlssel N Abbott ga
Hphusou Arcade
/ ron RENT Two elegant suites II office
rooms IN New World bldg l3 and ID West
Fourth street; light; heat and iauitor ser
vice Phone 10 }. manager World
~~~---~~-~~~~~>-~
MONEY TO LOAN
. FOR SALE $500 mortgage. $500 cash
Phone a4dt
MONEY TO LEND 500 and $1,000 on
real estate Phone zoe. F. Pettus.
WANTED-Privats money on good, well.im-
proved farm IN Tulsa county. phous
1IU4-R
PRIVATE or long time city loans on dssir.
able improved property, rates reasonable
c. D. CoggeshAl q CO. Office l2l South B0s.
ion Phone lse.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-11
FURNISHED ROOMS


lnAG l...r e.u' uH.i -.. l.Ha
fuH Rf>U -'rru.. Iumt ..r.r pH.Hs
H..J
FuR K..r r..r..0.a .,r sd. -..I
Boston
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.,...
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N',' N'''.'
INN Nf.| NIrl, fn.... ..... 1900
South Boulder
lOR RENT Ni,e ,uom. close in gls
-u.N Detroit
nom E-... o-r ...I ...... ...
Phone ..I.K
rnr rI..- Ir.....,..... ..i
... -
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IuN k. f.eaAoh' t.'' a- '.,A s'
.. '.... w.
IyH REST Room iu .-. housekeeping
Nes. lo.tih.
NINf Hom. furnished m u.. u ..r sale.
Inquire - N,s rrsr
',uR Rent Two Iarso n.,D furnished
rDuu8 ~. South Main
rom ms. N.. r,Ir.o.. -. r....
,l,l 10. south ru..
,...,,
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-11
POULTRY

F0E sAIF-Ffy choice brown Lechorn
hra. ph.ue Az
TOR SALE-Teu full blood Buff Omngtons
2lj North NHgIloS.
EXHIBITION : G. White Leghorns. bred
To hy. pul'ets 50 each; cockerris s. up,
won at Mu.korce state fair this week. first
and second ueu first cockerc and second
pullet Joh1 : CLARK II south Aanthus
nor sALE-i50 fullblooied Rose Comb
Rhode Island Reds: l25 pul cts %
roosters. five and six months old will
take s75 for bunch ii taken ~ once. Three
miles east Of Sperr. 0kla or address G.
U. Frost, Owssso, Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-11
BUSINESS CHANCES

m. a.
"',
t..' Nb't IWF tu .huro oiI.' anu s',"
..''0'I expense '".' N'
NNII ltD u IonmIut ..H.. 90 lN u.oH'
I'"'.' II''''''" N' "' ''.
'.IAt u'Uu.l wanted N.'. suH. 'n.n
LOANS 90. " hnd. '.a.'H.,d ll Inrt
''h Wd ul'.', I''.' 4
''.' '.'''
ut ~A.. NH-.H shop Hd i.-.ar.
...'a S.. s.o.rt. Elod ..o.. .",a. I'
" I'..
A 'pN. DAD D. music siu.o doing -.uH NNt.
-, '.r .l.r ur ,>uIur- uUr .W h
..I nDn. Address -.l ...r hr.d
".'I -I,o r.,.-..I, ..trrr.. n . .... a.r.'
..nutu. county f.. tu.trl N,l I.
....t 1.I I.ul h.t..Ia. ..H. Phone l7.
,,..-trr.ii .....i. ,,..I .r... f.."..... r..I
I'.... '.i Xxx, 'a.. ..'
u-.t mH NuI.r.. j D. Woacr 4 SON.
N.HNn. okla
I.r .,I.l ,. . r.f ....
'.'''
~>Nf $1,000 vI In. lrs'u. nt r0.
'an el South boston
... S.... "' NlI' G..
mor market. aa,n saa-. m I..,c ~ar
'.'.'s '2. e.' ''',.'" d .s
'' . 'o" ,". ..'' '. 0 .,- .a'.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-11
STRAYED OR STOLEN

FOR SALE-Delivery hack and horse. price
500. l.. J.. Hsrishorn Phone $50. Frisco
Grocery.
SrRAYED OR STOLEN Strawberry road
horse weight 1850 branded "JJ'' Oh
left shoulder. shod in front; return to VI.
4. Brown, miles east and one-hsf mile
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-11
FOR SALE-MISC SCELLANEOUs

LILY bulb 81. 2io East Third.
uNBREAKABLE dolls a5c 2I6 Essi Third
GRANITE slop 'ars 6oc PIG Eas. Third.
FLOWER pots. al sizes 2l6 East Third
FOR stLE-s1s r9.cart. cheap. rtont
43t3J
FOR SALF-stock Of souvenir post cards
Phone Z42-
FOR SALE Sualdug's S sporting Goods ~
Cost. Jacobs Co.. 223 South Main
FOR SALE baby walker cheap Cali
sundav or Monday. oo4 South ElRu
FOR SAiE-Ouc three horsepower vertical
Fairbanks Morse ga, gasoline engine. one
three kil0watt j. G generator; belt and
rheHs'at. one thrce-in'h air compressor; one
30N7- inch steel tank. piping valves pres.
sure regulator etc. All in good order ard
cheap b. Il Sands. Tulsa. OKLA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-11
MOTORCYCLES

FOR SALE-Indian twin. completely over
hauled and condition guaranteed. ltN
extra car. price sos. Phone 2sOj.J.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-11
FURNITURE FOR SALE

TOR sALE-Turuiturc Of six rooms: house
for rent. close in. Phone 413lJ.
FOR sALE-Iuright folding bed mattress
and SPRING complete. gl5 south jackson.
Phone g1s
FOR SALE-Cumplete furnishings for five
bedrooms. a bargain 72O south Main
Phone 4g3
FOR SAIE-turuiture for five rooms pur.
chaser can rent hpuse TO- S9j: two blocks
of Hotel Tulsa. sacrifice for Sl9O. Phone
SO or 60.
FOR SALE-Furniture Of four room apart.
ment; strictly frst.class; At one-helf
price. when you buy furrjture you can rent
lie apartment. Phone 296. Is. /. Pe.tus.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-11

FOR SALE OR TRADE lir,tcIa.. cate. d1.
ing good business. corner lprsr on close
Ia and rent cheap with good lease. win
trade for good rental property u Tulsa. or
will So ou good terms See Grant a Moore.
IA IIr.l AAIIunaI hlr Ihlun -Ll-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-11

WOULD YO, WORK for SIS per week
eight hours r day Woman wanted 20 dis
tribute free packages BoraN Washing Pow
der Ward soap G., 2io Institute PI., Chi
agU. l.l
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17

8rummet. Mentergaoe 339" Ell
8lanoing al 2pitfpil og aarafterfo.
meoie, ,og / enonn bgiere @rno
.2pngguaro & Co." gjoroe bans
Ropn fjen6t / pioe areoie.
9beaterceniuren greb / 1907 mo
moo @ergltr9ms ~nlporlige Sfneipi1
y&aren 8ornemam" Ell SStpogri-
Cen, Der fra lao gobt in5n ale lite
rart fpnoige meotes meo Hrotelt.
8ergitrgms iioite Nrbcjoe car
Sfueipillet vTboru pal1 Decfen" :.
Non1 bon bap6e ifrepet ia11nren meo
Senrif Nontoppiom. Oct bapoe for
leben Yremiere poo gagmartbeutz
ret. @ialmar 8ergitrgm babbe / ca.
IA Gage ligget ing At Nprebetan-
oelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
Nomiret, Mo., Z. s(pril 1914.

Gpmfret, 800, z. Npril 1914.
81. Mebuttpr!
Seq 6or luit 9rtiflen iii bmn.
tic Slespigcre / Mmerifn" fra ST..
Naltor Gbr. q. Heoerien. Sea er
life Spnoerjpoc, finn Mprrepoe,
men bill Dog gierne bope Sop til at
horage til 9eoarelie al Iaores
,Sorb Sg1oerjpllano. @paD ON
Jorerringen hlep tal6et vSenoerjpl-
lanes Genrer" og at nj Molbo So
Der 1amt allie 3onife fllnoe iou Sop
at tilbere anime? Set 8i6roq til
Ell 3ollor for bper pr. Mar. Sea
|tror for liffert, at hi funoe figbe
mango gooe 5enoer 2nl6 bpert Mur
/ tmrt tlpre gamle Spnberjpllano,
mango @ien for cnrifiinoeoe @rs-
Orc nerneoe5 lonn bar Sop at 30 Ser,
oerpeo biplpe til at bploe sSpore.
,lor0 / Jrorearp.
gbriiten SEMEN,
Npngepitp, c/o. 4omfret g. s.,
CHARLES County, M%arplano.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
Gn ting Bproe.

eal al De ltgrite 8proer for &c
Uattige og min0re bcnriole6e e5olf
ler oen olorig ipigte116e D%oftorreg-
ming. Den bar bragt Mis1noo inD
mo1gt ct Stem. 6pr 0isle er
ajenoifnbet til ell paa9ioelia S1s=
'nentcin al fort 8ero. Gnopioere
ft1oes Ser 9,liioer al Snmilier,
iom bor zoo langt ira 2ege %
Npotbef, at Ser nRlte1 life er Sole
ON at fun1e fon burtig 2pgebipIp.
Nf og til lGier ri / slpiicr1e ON
laaleoes itillebe 5o1nilier, Der Be,
greoer Goblet al cit Glifet, bpis 2ib
tl'noe bore iparet> ont blrrtig 2age.
bjalp bopoe pnret mllig at OPP
nao. elsie Mnligbe6er er iprgeliee
log bitre Ganfer for benz, fon er til.
bage og gipcr pisieIig Stof for ST.
|~tertnrfe.
Jor oct fsrite:: Eas gcres gel
breo. Saainort iom cen minofte
ltrcgelmGsiiebeb piier Jig i Sc le->
9emlige 61ltftioner, 30 tog gngeu
tat meo ell Gong pe0 at BRUCE ct
milbt llell pirflonlt llrtemioDeI -
ct Der pirfer paa De 0rganer, ser
tjelrer til at fierne set uonptteoe.
|sfof ira Spltemet. ct juabn,t
Mtiooel CT Or. 8eters aurito. Sen
|er fpeeiet ififfet for bette Mrbeioe,
bpifet Sc bill fn1oe peo at prgpe
Den. Natnren pl burtig gicnpinoe
lin tabte 2igeopgt % gunobeleu
|pl fpl9e Fom set logiife 8ei1tltot.
gn 6lafe of 81 Hcters auri6o
|tolter meget miarore enc Ell Doftors
'Bei6g, % sanoipnIiobeoen er, at e,
Colts eller to bill ipare Gem for
unsopenoig gefDnri,g, 9grreitelle
% nogiff. Deter Ell srsIt al ga.
PC en- 6loife a1,rifo Namilie,ls Me.
o'etlllfob. 91iinoer nr hepionet
bette.
p Reters aalrifo ct lite et
.s~lpottefers Meoicmi lite Ell 5on.
.oelsoore: Den foriDnes Allne,rte.
Den oirefte fra aaborntoriet eIer al
ipeeiele agenter 5frp iii
9raseter Gabraep e spns 81.
19s25So, Some gle., gIoooo,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17

etlO TROpattltgf, 90 ollie 1terre go
ger er 1toifffn6t.
giM rnfffer Sc cling, fpm fan
reg1,es meo til Mgsoogsubgifter:
noflugter for at lie dt % bot, gra=
tis @ejier, fgl. Ebeater, SO Rom-
missioner 9rDfioger og Stenograz
erh ga1beoanram % 8uoe, fnpao
.~Gfstrm1ogifter Der og m1ore iterre
ber, ftaoig egeg @ropete; SocinIoe.
mofraterne timber fooaeoeg, at en-
Taft 96n poo 5000 ST. NJ. m. al
8ebogeliebeoer nloa bore set minb-
ite, og bet er Ser bel beller lite mo-
get at Tige til, benit til al sen Bel
fi9nelfe, De bra,ger Comb og Soil,
BET fornrter altSnu1n1elt mol, ,aoar
Ri faar Sen me @rn11blob 1reo fIe-
re @igaoagsmnatD; Der ct mn1tge
cling, @enftre, Maoitole % @ociuI=
o%et1ofroter tom enes ON; fplb p1a 66e
ellerg ofte leper Joni 8ua1o % aot,.
timber 6e bog aItiio fnn mango
8en, a be fon on moi o~lIefotn1uetr.
Ser boloes 10 lite i9iien, ioen
5~nfteunffifttet Noom f,or mo1tne 3.
oerom, Ell al Re ur
6.11breoest bar oregstilte atl
lgIlgea,itau nuI ee
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
0t1.tar.

Stine. SDre pan W6el1 beD0cr
,neiten ale &iger11e 5tine, / bpert
|Talo eioroe Sc oct e,rorru for en-
|Snes Mnr iioen. Get bill iige, life
bare Slime, men Stine / Borbinocl=
lie nte6 ct an0et 9eap,1, nltlon i. CTS.
@nfeniti11e, Morenitine, Mneitine 0.
II. b. gn potriotiif Mee1rbo foripe=
tie cit Gong at fan itn Datter til at
Ibebbe @amle Dan1rarf S5ttine. Set
mislnffeoes. &rGiten biloe fife.
Gn iGl 9nffert. oMosf. Gogbl."
|forteller:
Tor Chen foretogcs @ersrings<
nrbeibe peb &nrebasiinet (Septic
9mf- Mnl9g). Get tiltrpalges.
&lnrebasiiaet er o1tngipet al ct Muf-
Iberf, met / Mnleonitg at Stems
ningaorbej6et bar Der giort 9lans
for Ell slif, as bpilfen Nlgret ira
Bogiinet hlep transported. S
8nSiinet ct Der inaoam 1toget iom
tire alen bet1ligt itimfenoe M11ooer,
Der beitanr al Sc faipre Dele at
@%loaferne og 50. @.erne / Nosfiloe.
Aaonr man npie i%nbprenter Jig ope11-
|itaaenoe, bill man f,lnne foriton
ben fl,loe 5fignbeo al Oct, Der I'LL
|fblger efter.
6or ct &ar Gage iioen Itp6 en-
p1gre Meon6 peo Siben al Sliifen
% iagttog meo flor Snteresie Mrbei=
|6et. Mf 6ertsDn TIL BET offentlige
|Bcl bnpoe bnn lagt ait att0et Mr=
|beioe til SIDE % ito0 I'M % gan
gooe Mdo6.
- Mm if11lbe, @lo Nelpe mig,
trp, S bab6e lutter Eomelfingre,
bemorfebe ban. S tror piit, S CT
paa gon1merfferie. !.
Me11 BON bop6e ltaaet Der iao
|I911ge, at Ser bar t1lgen mere, Der
|tog Motits of Bdrr. 8an fortlotte
|nfortrsoent::
- gsu ffaI leg bile Ser, bporoa1
I6et ffoI gieres, Gentlemen 8.
@nu too pll1bielig, og en- al Mr,
|beioerne figgeoe efter bam.
&por blep bun at? fagoe en-.
@pergsmaalet par ten1I1elig me-
get poa fin 8laos, for Der, bpor
Mnnoen bapoe pnret, itoo N, finn.
|bons freoeliee ErRip. Mfe1 lua
'blep maa1 opn1erfiom paa, at ltoget
ftaf op af M1uo6eret % brelleoe iaa ia
~1nnoerligt.
81 fu1roe 10. efter, ON bet
1ifliIoe bore BAN, iagoe Ell.
Get bar bbom. lin 8e11et1e rn'
sa1aer11e fiat Ser bar iot1r,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
ion tinligere bar pnret o1lpe1ote
''ttl vet tel. abeoters 9illetter pg
III ilogjsr en- al sieloenbeocrle |

llt 51t001nrss@n1 NJ fEAi fpJ Nom nh n11Sn fI
i b~e,,tcr,,n,ieet
s,.,,so, s,ra,, ,,,,,n,a4 ,,a $780,
inirfIpt :, ia;fr;o+ 11a,4n,. ~ ,om-
,1prps q -. &C.,,
yrnnhps
Ur'Daonstonflttfe1l. Gr Srtl)ao1ts
.to1lTl11fen ettonl1 1tte oeo? A11lfl1-
s'let''e ,raar olo11e1rolf moota1fe,
5 or1Dup1lea DRpoer Sel1tapefs
Dtte'llp1, o1 Nrpeloe1 gaar 1proe=
I!es 5lulreos1p1lle''oe. Yer er ca. 80
Ilal'e OolI aroeloe, % poerl1gere.
vur Selltaoe1 81 oe1l leR Mroe1os-
tu!l sel Dur 0rl1g fpr. Ba111te
wy = VT 5 oe1l l1olle 10 rpooet no
Vs. ~ p4u1lul AIueloerne petnoe,
lus gu atl a1 oe ute Del1 9ooe Ar-
1lel1leos, hM1 oa' l1ore,
lule oe'tu'lo, get 100 e 11uuage,
p.'sel F~ul1.0Ie1pg "'o 0e1pepe'''
800 ''s'otVo4 g eupolenpe ~
o. 'le w. ~ u'noel uN lulle
60. w. ~ - l, al '1'
los's' apo,.u -
w. u0s"SI
nsc. -
wv"
ss',s ~ ol 'sV w.
'.s,.m 49, W. ~ 80 -
anra. ~ So ~ ~. ~
a1.ha:s.a '''' 49,. ~
e.. So 41 "'eN i'''''p'
- na4 .A;g:n: 49, 0
~ e'''' ~
$50 AoV ~
49, w. -
re- p.u go
~ w. '''' ''''''
-
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-17
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srins Grit ioua gannmanb. Sill
Set' iphcnbonmf Yloo lfrins fro|
g0f0out.
Ssrins galOenlar, ION opboIoer
lid Ter hos lin SyIter, gnfeoron-
niinger, bnr i oissse Dnge mootoget
.gNeaIeg ii lin Syn. 4srins Grit, Der
Iur Art 2uunupIen pua CT @Quro
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81 ,,r,f., ,,,,,,, hon na;enc -, f;;ar.
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-, - ,n,,otte f.r,,,r tl l1bln,,bet.
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hi. h,n n,o oe, cnael,fe Ghnnr6
mes Grit nertooef !; off fprefoloeroe
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mr;,s N,;f her mn nnn|e gsne
1coio,er Nrins ssolbemor tilbouc til
0o,,,1,orf MI ni5t,u,f i,ncu rot lpn.
- ,,cn,,rttc IL, INN, ha1nif on1S=
,1or,n.
peor mango Soloater N1ul'es
mn Iaret! A%oarterarref e. oe"
b9pp1g1t a'tpeaofe 'Sfraf. VI. An'
olter y. y. Sor,en Tar I'll Sr11g
for oen 111l1tGre 'Sfrafteloosfom-
mission ~anarbeloet en- 1'teres1a1
S1d1''1H opet " S11ulle, pel 1u-
'ene l9IoIi3 spt'e9l A''ue''-
oelle : 9tpreh % poo oloaoen.
VI 1i9al191 Neoa' pao ot1'e
S1uf'at p''et pl lnlelespt'l oee<
hon1e1',= u 'aeoe's o'et'''le' al W..
pe1noae o1ouHe @ee'ea e suue1
'le1.l 1''uuae : S'oen T." i0io -
M,.s;4.n ;xr,
tS s.se 49,.
:. ' ,sssi., sama e',arf9sS;
sspo.'9l p'le Su''..'e, " s''s'.
Straf Ioonel i @orea som pna 5loa=
ben. 6or 6are'ls Neofon'1te11oe
CT SalleIe for De nppnte 5 Anr
1908, 1925 oa 99S, meoens DC TIL
1nore1oe 5m TOR Ulaaoens SSeofo1n-
me11oe er 266, 261 og 311.
Giter aporterorrelt fomn1er i
.9DppigbeD .M9grf Mrreiit" Ge1ne
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Evening journal., 1914-09-22
.ENDEAVORERS shape
MONEY RAISING plan
Five City Societies Will
Undertake TO Get
$1OO Each
WILL TAKE PART
IN OLD HOME PARADE

At a meeting of the city union of
the Christian Endeavor Societies last
night in Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church. G large and enthusiastic num-
Der Of members attended.
The meeting was held for the direct
purpose of discussing plans whereby
$500 which the city union has prom
ised to the United Society of Chris
iian Endeavor and the Worlds Union
as their donation toward the erection
of new headquarters building. could
be raised.
The United Christian Endeavor So
ciotles and the Worlds Union have
long been wanting to raise SUFFICIENT
money to erect a new headquarters
building. and In order to do so the
various Christian Endeavor Societies
all over the country willingly pledged
themselves to give certain amounts
toward the original fund Of Sl50OOO.
The results of last nights meeting
were most satisfactory in every way.
Dushane ClOward. president OF the
city union, presided over the meet
ing and the reports of the various So
cieties were read by David Reed.
The plan which IL was unanimous
ly decided upon as about the most
practical was the division of the fifteen
societies In the city into five social
ed companies, each one of which is
to bear the initials y. =. 5. c. p. re-
spectively. That the campaign, which
will start on September 2S and last
Evening journal., 1914-09-22
TODAY'S MOVES
IN THE WAR zone:
WHAT They MEAN
continned From First Page.


and present slackening of the fury
of battle doubtless is due to the as
similation of reinforcements by both
sides, for besides French reinforce
ments probably being moved to the
west Of Rheims. il is known the Ger
man right and centre are being
strengthened. resumption of the
circling movement directed against
Won Kluck. with further assaults at
Craonne and Rheims by the allies, as
part of the same strategic plan. should
become evident as soon as the disposi-
ton of the reinforcements has been
made.
The Russian advance upon Cracow
has again become obscured and it is
impossible to determine the battle line,
which oscillates greatly as IL is de-
fined at Petrograd and Vienna. It
seems probable, however, that the Rus
slams are now well across the san
River. having left strong besieging
force. probably Of at least 100000 to
enyelop the fortified camp at Przemysl.
The rest of the Slav army is pushing
the Ausfrians across western Galicia.
At what speed the Russian steam roller
is approaching CracOw. we don't know,
but it appears a. ~ Austrian resistance
were becoming tenacious az the Russian
advance continues.
Evening journal., 1914-09-22

til October 10. will create much ac-
tive interest and enthusiasm on the
part Of the workers was evidenced by
the marked zeal with which each one
present at last nights meeting en-
tered into the spirit of the lire Of
work suggested, much OF which was
mo- doubt due TO the competition
which will result, it being the object
OF each company TO see which one
can raise the first 500 of the desired
amount.
A suggestion was also made from
one of the members that the city
union take part IN the Old Home Week
parade a suggestion that seemed to
meet with much favor among the
members. A float was then suggested
but the majority thought a marching
body Of young people in line would be
better
Neal Smith was appointed chairman
Of the parade committee which will
Immediately set 10 work TO complete
the arrangements for IL. The Pro
testant young mems parade which is
to be held in Philadelphia on Satur
day evening, October "a, was also dis
cussed and It is hoped that al leas
/ 900 Protestant men from this cit.
will take part I'm the parade. A. RAJ
DuBell was appointed chairman o
that committee.
At the conclusion Of the busines
part of the meeting a playlet entitle
"Ovor the Tea Cups in China"
which twelve women from West Prei
byterian Church took part, was pre-
sented and a duet my Jesus AS Tho
witt" was sung by Miss OFT and NJ
Cook OF Delaware Avenue Church.
An interesting and illustrated tai
was given by Miss Clara RICHTER, tn
missionary superintendent. afto
which social hour followed durin
which refreshments were served.
The next meeting of the city unio
will be held in st. Paurs M. e. Churc
on the first Monday night in Novem
ber.