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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-08-25
Application No. 1904.
Notice of Application for Permission
to Appropriate the Public Waters

to Appropriate the Public Waters
Of the State Of Nevada.
| Notice is hereby given that on the
slst day of July, 1914, in accordance
with Section 50, Chapter l40, of the
Statutes of 1918, The Pacific Live
Stock Company, . corporation, of San
Francisco, County of San Francisco,
and State of California, made applica-
tion to the State Engineer of Nevada
for permission to appropriate the pub
tic waters of the State of Nevada.
sueh appropriation is to be made
from Happy Creek, a tributary of
Quinn River, al a point lea the south
line of SWH of SEA section 90,
township IL north, range SO east, NJ.
d b. and NJ, by means of a dam and
one cubic foot per second is to be con-
veyed to the So Of SEA section 2S,
township Al north, range 80 east, M.
d. B. and M, by means of bitches, and
there used for irrigation purposes.
Water not to be returned to stream.
Signed: w. M. KEARNEY,
State Engineer.
Flint publication, August Is, 1914.
Last publication, Sept. IL, 1914.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-08-25

effect May 90. 1914, at l2:0l a.. IN.
EastbouuH.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-08-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Linz.

McDermitt-N National Line.
Auto stage leaves Office of Summer
ield-Pearce Co., W~innemucca, every
morning, except Sunday, and leaves
McDermitt and National at same
hour.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26
"'3cbt @nre &beds auf tic iimO 10 gut pir
WcIO fir Gmcb."

S6ou om iel6en 9l6eno miro iGm
flrdtbore @elpiBbeit. g9ie pit ic6on
idleidt ii6 &lGr6eu na6 3apicu
itrci1 ms 3inmer 9aufien's. Scl.
big Bat iie geie6en mo iinulos Dor
@ut6, ornat er in ooS 3intner lei.
lleS Gorgeicbten nm Ocnicl6eu sur
9leoe 3u ilellcu. ST 5ie6t Sen Sd6cl
oegen 2ouffcn miro prompt per6ai-
tet imO Dor Elm &riegSgeridt geite(lt
&or oeln Griegsgeri1t ipielt Der
brittle unO itdrfite 9lft. Sel6ig min
iid nirbt pert6eioigen ino oen @runo
ieines 9lngriifes ouf Oen 2ieutcnont
neuuen. 9luD 2dltiien idpeiat. gI5er
Oa ericbeint aldrben por Oen Ricbtern
irlo ent9iiat III elmer ungeiIein ora
matiiden Scene ibre Sdulo.
llno sic Sii6ne fomnt. @on5 &c.
6rodcn gon3 per3ipeiielt iii Ger alte,
III @breu crqrallte @ohtmeiIier ii6er
Sen 6c6ltritt ieiner Sodter. Gauge
fam er gar niMt faiien oaB lem
i60neS &iuO oieie S6onoc aui iem
Soltpt ge6roAt bo6e llno 0a in
icincr 6ocGIten &er5weiilung triilt
er aldr6eu BEL 9icuteuont bon 2oui'
fen, oen er sur 9fe0e iceeu poIlte Ger
alte SolOat Oenft gar nicbt Oaron
BOB ser &eriiibrcr Oiel iduloiger ilt
ols oie Gerfii6rte. Sir i'm 6lcibt
2auifen altd ie5t nod Der unuerleB'
li1e &orgciebte gl6er alGrben iiibnt
i6r @erge6en NIT Dem 2e6eu Der ei.
geue gater oriidt sic BiltoIe aif
lie ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26
BraMtiocS Gpnacrt.


@e cincn Gou3ert ser ,Goncor.
0io~ in g9ilfeS6orre, pclhes on1 Dcr-
gaugenen 9onneritog I'M n9luOito-
rilinl" OaieIbIt itattfal0, trug ser gc-
nomtc &crein mclher an 20. W}ai
nod Baltimore fonmt inter glu0e
rem Die 2ieoer 0@rpo6en oes gGcl
0es1 COON Saug), n@}ein SeintatD8.
tbal~ (oon SSiingiD luo nSte6t Elm
Saus in Grim ee6aut" (Oon Siifc)
init elmer iolAen @rdciiion Dor, OaB
sic 9(nmelen0en, ltnter Oencu iid6 ouM
@err q. SSiirocnicn, Scr reiienoc
9(gent Der 6irma 81. G1uma6er &
Gpv 6efonO, ouf oos @unoerboritc
bcrii9rt murocu. @ie 2citung Itono
unter Dem @irigeuten 9(Oolp6 San.
len. llntcr sen ii6rigcn g}unmern
ocs programmes, mel6cs c6enfollS
ic9r beifdaig alfgcnon1men wuroeh
moren: aSuomPS 2ic0,~ ans oent
SApeoiihen rm0 Ons &riegsIieo,
uEbe gtottingbom Sunt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26
8nm gluOenfcn an 9Serc9 @raeme
Suru6ull.

Su ocr @lcGoo.Sollc finoet am
@lontog giobmiitogs 5 llbr, elm
%ortrog ocs %roi. @corac 2pmon
&ittreoge bon Der oSorbarO Timber.
litdt" iiber uS6c Eoetr0 Of G0oucer"
ltott. 0icIc Sortrdae ipcroen in
lleberemitiruming nit Sen @eOing.
lnlgcn eine8 @ei6eufes gc6olten
meI6es Or, 2apreuce Eurnblll lno
6rmt i'm Sabre 1889 Scr uSoDnS
SopfinS llniucriitat" 5um 9lnocnten
an ibrcn pcritorbencn Sobn mah
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26
0entides eieS in ngIrioa 9arf.

&iro am nd9iteu Sonnto9 bci ser
Grofinrug oe5 u9lrion sommr.
6cims~ an Scr @ilfens 9lpe. cr.
idaaen- Saits@onite triiit
nit Dienenartiaer S6dtiafeit oie
criorOcrliden arrangements.
GieIe @erbeiierungeu IN Dem
ioeolen Grbollmosplaee porae-
nommen
Dlit oercinten &rdften arbeiten 3llr
8eit Die Wiitglieocr ocs Saua- Gouu-
teS pes u9lrion~ fiir oas aroBe Glnb-
@roiimu0sieit, oaS aut tom
meuoen 5orutdg in ugIrton-@art4
ali Der Dcrl gSiltens4 49luemle ltattfiu.
BET, Inn oaiielbe 8u eiuem Mieieu
eriolgc iopo6l III iinau5ellcr mie
mlA III io5iaIer 9e8ie6ung, 3u gciial.
tell;
oSaBt imS 6eiIt' atf 0clitihe Geile
@ieoer fro6 lmo hiitig iein;
2oBt ms 6euf I'M trauten SreiIc
Gieien Gag Der Sreloe iueib'n.
1ieien Eag, no iriibcn Nlut6es
63 S5abr' scr 9uno poa6ra6t
&at gcltiftet 10 mand (Sutes,
o9lrions~ 906ue auioewabtl"
Gen porltc6enoeu @ers imo per.
ldieocue anocrc wer0en Die Sanger
lmo i1rc 5ablreiden @dite aele9eui-
Iid5 ser 6eicr nit 2uit unO @drme
gcncinidaitlid iiuacn. Iiriaent
aarl god,m BAT in Ben leeteu 1tng.
ihtnocn init ocu 5dtgern ilciBig gc-
probt fiir oas 6eit nno OaS Saus-Go.
inite 6at mcocr Dlii6c nod Soften ge
Idleut um eincn erfolgrcicbcn itu0
amiilantcn &crlalf Der JcitliHteit 5i
er3iclen Das 0au8sGoniite, mcldcs
alis Is N3italieoeru beiteDt. leBt iidj
folaenocrniaBeH 5uiammen NenrD
glSder, @oriiBer; Garl 9ranic. sc.
fretdr; sSreo. Siapi Sdaemeiiter
s w. 9lciu6arot, 8. s. GoeIuanu
Senp 9leinbarot Sarr0 gdlniot
9lo6ert S@niot So6n 3. @oblnamI
Serm @unolacb, @m. Iic6l, &oIcp6
@iiut6cr e5aS Sdipierlino @m.
Sdaat @onrao Sobl @eo. ,Sreocrid.
Ism. Brandt Gbriit. globcr.
glnfan0s Slni lnterniItmt ocr
,slrion" cine @oiierio6rt uittclIt 0es
Brodtoampiers nGreonlauo" 3o6l.
reibe Gerbeiierlingell mcrocn iu
Fart norgcnonpnci Sine neue aii-
pc ailSgeitattet NIT eleftriiAcr ge-
lenbtung, iit crboNt morocfE lmo
Olele neie Eroncuaoenadnge uuo
slumcn6eeie iino angpIpdt woroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26
Gonaert Scr ct. aDiarjens9aOn
Gdullc. 9

SIN uW}orDlano Gbeaicr" finoet
bcute 9lbeno s ll6r oas iabrliAc
@onacrt Der aapellc ser 3oalinge Der
Ct O}arien. SSnouitrie Sdlac ltott.
DdNel6c crfreut ii6 aaidbrlid eines
groBeu 9eiihes. Ole Gidets fon.
nen foitenirei erbaIteu ueroen- Do
uationen wer0en entaeaen aenom'
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26
Cain Lie6enN lSnnr nercint.

GS mar etwas iibcr Gin Sa6r 5ri
rid, als Serr 9aoing no1 oicIent
2anOe fam unt iein @liid III Ser
neuen Scintot6 Sit bcriuMcn. 2an0e
6auerte es ibm niGt im0 balls 6otte
er in 9}r, 1880, 92c&cnrD. .StraBe,
Elm flott florirenoes @orbiergeiAdft
i'm @dn9ej oQB eS i6m crnl0glidbte,
Dor eiliAcR gSodcu icincr in Scr idj0-
nen 9iBeinitobt Bonn 8uriid0eblie6e
ncn @ottili mittbeilen 3u f0nnen,
ont6 bttii6cr 8u fompen mo SrelO
tnO &Gio nit ibn gcmciniboitlid
al t6eiIfeh. Der 98uniH mar elm @e.
fell DtlHcnt 6rou @aoing MIR 5it
6creitbilli5it nocbfam ino 10 trof iie
ocnn ogfd9 nit Dem 0ampier oHbein"
benz gtorooclti6en 2lopo, om Srei
tag bier Gin. llcbcr Oen @nlpfong
nn ga ibweiot oes Sdngers S6f.
lidfeitl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26

8olisei.Gopitdn Mc@cc bonn iiio.
0iitrift 1T cntidlofcir cis
ncn &reil55ug ge9cn iuugc 2cltte 5il
interue6nleL welbe geipobn6eitsud
Biq ouf ser StroBe jltnge N}dodcn
onlprehan ooer bcldlti9en. Seine
@oIi5iiten perboiteten om 8rcitog
9(6eno bier iiluge 2entc an Scr @de
Dpn @ilfeus .9lbcuue luiO 9rnS
inid StroBe mo Iiefertcn oie 9[rrc-
itonten in pie iiiomeitlidc @oli5ciitos
tion Gin. RoIi8eirihter lllri6 Der
urt6eiltc sic llcbcIt6Gtcr 8u ic SIS
@cloltrofe. 0ic 9(rreitontcn porcn;
@corgc 9tocsler, bon Scr. 2117, 98cl-
beln StroBe; Gbco0ore Monns, BON
SCR. 21S, Siio. .Smollmooos StroBe;
GborleS &orbomSfi bon 342, Sii0.
Smnlhpooo. .StraBc, rm6 @eorac 9d.
dol, bon 91r. 2it3 g8il9cln StroBe.
%aFIc CUR 0lciIc in'S 9luSlanb bcIurat
g. Jininc, Str. Alb, GEs9altimOrcs Ctr
Habe @nitOm Splsa We.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26

SIum @alricI SOB, @torf Gbanoler
&iI0o GonreD, Sucilc 5nit6, @}orD
9bompion @oo gIeB, SoaIinc Glc
&cig6, &anno6 9ertuc6, 9(nnie @htr.
roB, @}ar1 9}elion 9lo6cl 9affun
Got5orinc 6lenlina, @ohncn Gilab,
man, Gomaro 9(auiic @crbora &cD
noloS SSia6cIle Grnitein @}org
Gbrismer m0 8rou q. @. Gilbert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26


9l6er Der 6roDe 9iedtsonpalt Oenft
gar uiAt on eine &ie5esoiiaire nit
Ser fcidcn @irtbin Gr mag iie gut
leiocn cr fii6lt iidj mo6l i'm o&oB'l"
mo man i6m 9lucs on oen 9(ugeu abs
iic6t, a6er ieiu 6er3 entOedt CT crit,
ais Der 2aupen 6obrilout @ieiefe
NIT 6rol lmO Gobter e6eniols ms
n@ciBc &0B'r 3ielt Or. Sieoler lit
eigentlid oeroOc niAt miltonmen
bci 05ieicte, Tenn ser iliige 0iec5tS-
gcle6rtc Bat oen &ompen 6obrifan-
ten in einenl pibtigen %ro5eB 6eiiegt.
9l6cr 0urcb cine geluugene ln0 erg0B.
licbe &rie9sliit meiB er Sic 2ie6e ser
6ii5iden Charlotte 5lt erringcn uno
ourd cine an0ere Git ocriboiit cr
iid bon oen nlfigcn 2ampen.6a6ri-
fauten bic 3uitimmang 81 ieiner&er-
io6ung init Der @elie6ten
g8as t6ut nm 6rou Soicp6a, sic
o&oB'lpirt6in~ mie iie 10 ans i6ren
6rdunen gemedt mirO2 Sie lit cine
rciohte 5rau Sic per6ciBt i6re@nt.
tduicbing lnO ipiaigt elm ole @otttl
oes brapen S6crfcQnerS geopolO 5u
wcroen, ser idon icri &du3el gepadt
bat, i'm ueiter 5ii 5e6en.
9l6er an Oieiem glorreibcn Gogc,
oa birgt ooS gaItli6e o@eiBc 9f6B'l"
niAt mir oieie 5wcL ionoerp ,quib
nod Gin 0ritteS @rditpaar III ieinep
Moucru. 9lrt6ur Siil56ciucr per
So6n oeS @eidditS Gonfllrrepten
@ieiete'S. Scr uoc1 0en Gol5fQn1iuers
ant 9cicbidt morocn it, I'M sic Sduo
G6arlottc's 5u gewinnen mo 10 pic
beiocn Somilien 5u DereineN Bat in.
Dem lispemoen blon0en SodtffIeill
OeS pr06tiaen Naturalization SIN
5elmonn iein S0eol acnmoeu lluo
6ei elmer 6loicbe Seft oen ser idlaue
@ieiefe i6n ipenoirt Bat oonlit or
md 0}t6 5u ieiuer @erbuug Inn
G6arloitc's SuuO trirfe, berlobt
Siilj6eimcr iiA nit &ldrben Sin5cI.
mnun.
3opfcnItrei6 6.
Su cine llciuc ocntihe @arniion
fidrt inns Scr 0icbter. sSn sic Suia.
rcufaierue, mo ser oltc @ahtneiiter
Gof6aro nit iciucui icboncn E0dter.
Gcu aldrhen cine Gicuihmo6mug
iuue 6ot.
Gor Sa6ren cbe Ct 5lr 9iet9nle
na1 Sanno0er giug, mar oas 8ldr.
den nit i6rem &ilcae6ruoer Dem
Ser9conteu Selbig, perlo6t geluelen.
Fiber sic orciid6rige gl6lpeien6eit oeS
iungen 9rdutigamS Bat Slaes perdn
0crt I'M Ser5cu pes 5ciB6liitigenDldo-
dJeus. Gle Bat i6l uergciien mo
lie6t jcBt cineu 9nOercu llno oieier
9(uOere 1T fem @cringcrer, ais ser
0ircfte @orgeiebte oeS Sergeontel
Ser itro6lenoe, fci9e 2ientcnont Don
Saliiien
Sel6ig fonmt mcrmartet BON ser
9leiti6ule 81 ieinem 9leoiueut 81.
riid ino lift nidt luenig entieet mn |
ais er iinOet pie fiibl |
uuo o6mcicbcu0 Sd6n aldrben ae-
Gen ion aeporocn lit 9l6cr 6alo ~
id0rt cr sic gso6r6cit ino bon toot.
lihcr @ifcriibt gctrie6cu madt er
iib oarou Sic 6ciocn 2iebcnocn 5n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26

! IT
{ hninnlrn11nluanu anuuanllnnaanrs,a,,nana.anrnz FJO
9DELE OLCOTT SIX
c9Hon92E Ao~I1
iuar ieiue bette Rcflone, mi0 Iie lit
jet niGt mir allem in Sen @ercinia-
fen Stoaten oe5me0ci bctannt, ion.
bern olN Orii6en i'm altcn @atcrlal0.
Girefior 9loolp6 Sanicn 6ot felt oen
70 Sabren, mel6en er oen @creill
ais Nir9ent Dorltano, ncts fir Die
bobIten Soeale geitan0en. 05ro6c Gor-
berettungen merocn fir 0en Gmpfang
Der 12O Singer getroiiou ipeuu lie
ibr @on5ert in Baltimore gebcu. SEER
Charles SeD6olo, frii6er %arr-Sus
perIntenoent bon Baltimore, ieoo6
lest ein Sewobner bon @ilfeS-Sorre,
trlllt ole arrangements fir Oie Gour
Der Singer.
%b %bilbormonii6er 5rou-
en- Gbor,
Scr &biI6armoniide Srduen1or
miro am z. @}ai lrntcr scr @ireftiou
OeS Serrn SSoicpb @o6e iein leBte8
CONCERT in oieicr Saiion III Der &eb-
monn's Saac gebcn. 9llS Soliit
miro ser IeuoriGn1er Gborles &ei.
her ouftreten. or miro @eetbopen's
ugl0cIaioe" un0 Elm SoIo aus @i-
5et's o9lgnus 0ei~ iingen 0as fol-
genoe 9SroQronni miro sur 9luSfii1-
rlng gelongen @eiong Der Gbein.
tc6ter aus 9Ri6oyo g8oguer's
u&bcingoI0"; 80 6loro, BON &c
OtonoonbilIe; ISM @1oi~, bon Sora-
flo @orfcr; n9lpe @1uria" bon
9roDmS, unO nOulnipotence," BON
SCHUBERT.
Beoboop 9perntIone.
0ie iG1rli6e &orlteQung Ger
0pernfloHe ocS &eo6ooD @}uIif.Gon.
crootoriumS finoct am N}ithpoc6,
sen 6. @lai itatt mann ser ameite
uno brittle 9(ft aus u9(ioo"; Der brit,
t. Gift aus uSouit" uno Der brittle
Gift aus n9ligoletto" alifgefii9rt mer-
oen. Die @oriteIlltna miro III jeoeni
Dem Detail poIIitdn0ig iein, nit Dol
lem 0rtbeIter, Goitiruen luo Sceue.
ricn. 0ie &oIIen iino wic foIgt Der
tbeilt;
,,5auit (@ortcn Scene @}or.
gucrite, emile 0iper; Siebrl &iolo
GoDce; @}ortbo So5cl Tor; SSouit
Somes %. %rice; @lepbiitopbcles,
So6u @6elps.
v&igoleito~, (lebtcr 9lfD @iloo
Gibcl 81. 9ult; @}ooNoleno, 9((ice S.
8eaS; Der @rof Oscar 2e5man;
9fi9oIetto, Go0lor Scott; Sparaht
cile Sernon ¨cbn.
nglioa@, q. un6 3. 9(fD 9[ioo
@leuor G6ole; 9(nncriS, N3amie 8.
9looiion; 9lbooomes, SeIir @lc0Iol
ID; g(mouosro, gSilliom IS. Soru;
&omfis, @olter sSobnion.
SrpbeuS Glub.
n2onoiigbting"r cine Competition
in Guntoto.Sorm bon @ricg, miro
am Is. D}ai IN scr 2c6monn'S
Solle Ieinc critic glllffiibrrng in @nl.
timorc erlc6en. %iQium Gilbert
@ornwiro in oericlben oic 9oriton.
Solo -&olIe iiberncbmen Der 9fcit
bes 4rogromnes mciIt nod cine
gon5c 9}ci6e onOerer intereIiantcr
9ammern out mie 3. 9. ,Snomio'8
Geione4 BON Syron5 Nfoir, Elm nor
lpegii6cs 2ico rno 9(bt's nSSincto.
@Omoro N1umm @torris, ser 6rillan-
tc iitnge @ianiit OeS @eoboo0 @lu.
lit Gonierootoriimis, miro ctli@c
Fiouo.G Gompoiitioncn bon Chopin
ltno 2iiSt gum %ortrog bringen.
y eobo00 Muiit Confer
batoriuul.
9as GorbcreitungS 0eportemcnt
oes &eobo0D @huiif.G GonIerbotorilln
aoo gcltcrn 9lbcu0 Gin Gou5crt Bel
mel1cn Die folgcnoen 30glinge nit
mlrften. Goitb 9tot6i@ilo, Sonettc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26

@i6tige Sagesiraaen bcbonoeItc
StaotraibsmitaGeo y. 6. Eolion iii
ser @eriomniIurg beg v@cIt qafoD
cite @crihoncrrngS &crcins, sic
iii Scr sdulc glr 7S. All SCI Gde
bon Sorlcul 9lpeuuc ltno @tonroeitr.
itnttfauo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26
9enti6cs SGeatcr

@aS 9lbic6ieos- @aitipiel ser usSrDing
%lacc &5eater GeicQidait Don
91clu-Yorf. PIN ndbiten 8rei-
tag unO Samitag in 9llbol06's
E6catcr. 3pei ser groBten
Sdlaacr Der oeiitiden 9ii6ne &C.
langen sur Multiplying.
Ger S6luB ser G6eater- -5oilon
ite6t Dor ser E6iir. 0ob nod minft
Dem Oelti6en @u6litim eines Der
gr0Btcn Greigniiic Der 5aiion OaS
gl6idie0S- -@aitipicl Der syruina 9}lacc
6cater.@eieQi6aft bon 9lep-gorf
9Im ndcbiten 6reitag mo 5nmitag
fe6ren Die 0eieierten aiinillcr ans
gteu 2)orf 30 &erioncn itarf
nit i6rem Gireftor &uoolf GGri-
itians an oer Spite 5u ms 5uriid
uno bringen nns, im Baltimore fiir
Die lnaliifliGe glusmo6l ser beioen
lcBtcn Stiide SIT enti1dOigcn 3ipei
Der groBtcn Shlagcr mo 5u1lci1
5pei in 9c3ig auf Die 3a6l ser Dit
wirfen0en unO oaS iceniiAe @eimerf
anipru99ooaiier @erfe i6res &cpcr-
toires aul crlicn 9lbcnO ISM pciBen
9foBl4 Siiltipicl BON 9ltHctt6ul im0
@a0el6ilrg, mo am 5meitcn 9lGcu0
o3opienitrcih4; @}iliidr- Stiid bon
,Sran3 9l0oH 8eDcrlen
SIN Satereiie ocr 2eicr 0es .Gett-
Observation-Disclosures" ici nablc6cno
cine hn5e Sn6altsouaa6c lmo sic
9ollcnbeicslmg beioer 9tiide gc.
6radf
SIN g@ciBen 9}0B'l.q
Gas ogaeiBe 9loBl" 1T Gin @oIt6or
inn idoHcn Sol5fornrnergut lln0 int
ug9eBen 9i0B@ oa rcaiert sic feid5c,
ldlnciOi0c 6ron loiep6u, cine rriollI
te, noc0 iigenoliDc g9ittwc. 5ie Sat
i5re lic6e giot6 nit Scr S9irt1iGait
nit Dem aeQncrpcrondl nit 0eu
Gicnllbotcn mo nit Cen Sonimcr.
iriidlcrn GS aeb0rt 6olt Gin N1oun
IN cine ridtigc S9irt6idait.
llno al 9emcr6ern Inn 0ie Sano
Der 6rall Soiep6o BAT eS nie geic6lt
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-27
Camping

1t was a very nice day, very hne
one, indeed. The boys were getting
ready to go camping. They were
packing their satchels, wearing their
scout badges, and also all of their be-
longings. They then bid their friends
and parents farewell and started
down to the station. When they We're
passing in the train they saw corn,
barley and wheat fields and many
beautiful sights.
Then came the finest time OF the
ride. The conductor shouted the
name of a certain station. The boys
took their satchels and went off the
train. They then trotted to camp end
helped put some tents up. The
boys went into their tents and put on
their scout suits. They then built
bonfire and cooked their dinner.
How delicious the dinner tasted to
them after their long ride. They Their
went out fishing, swimming, boatine
and hunting. When night came they
would tell stories and Jokes They
had a fine time. but the school got
their goats, and they were mighty
sorry when school started again.
EDWARD TURKEL, age To-
81 Avon place.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-27
VOL. l., NO. 1913.
"United in Death

Meath the blue skies, in the evening
Of a beautiful summers day in Vir-
ginia, sat Clara, with eyes downcast,
showing an expression of sorrow;
deep in thought, not forgetting her
fether's harsh words when her child
hood sweetheart asked her father
fer her hand and he refusing, saying
that son of his enemy cannot marry
his daughter.
Jack left the house in sorrow.
Clara soon lost the redness from her
cheeks, always sitting I'm the window.
Maybe she can get a glimpse of her
lover, her lover, Jack, having tried
to see his sweetheart; he had several
times appeared in the grounds of
CIara's home, but was driven away.
There was a rumor that there would
soon be war between the North and
South, which in a few weeks proved
! true Jack in his sorrow did not see
any happiness in store for him and he
! decided to go to war and fight for his
| country.
The day arrived on which every
mothers son left for the war Clara
| lille out walking with her father
visited the place where the soldiers
were TO leave. Clara noticed hei
lover. She ran toward him, begging
/ E1m TO stay. QUO COhiu nv HiNuSt
him to stay; another farewell anc
they We're off.
The rest of the days were sorrowfu
ones for Clara. A few days latel
| Clara dreamt that her lover wal
| wounded and called for her. Mex
morning at the breakfast table Clara
was missing. The mother. going vi
to her room, found a note saying tina
shr had gone to be Red Cross nurs'
in the war.
Jack was very proud to know tina
he had such a brave little sweetheart
The next day all the soldiers left fol
tho fighting line. Clara followed Jack
Many soldiers fell that day; SOM
fell dead, some were wounded. Clara
with her good heart, helped every one
but there before her eyes fell he
lover, Jack. Oh, the horror of it all
Quickly ran Clara to her lovers side
but only q moment was. she Their
when a bullet struck her.
After the war theA general, wheI
locking for the injured found Jacl
end Clara Jack, still alive, begged
the general to bury them together
He then fell back dead.
Jack and Clara were so buried will
military honors. At last they will b.
together forever for they were unitet
In DEATH
MARY KUFFERMAN,
Age thirteen. SO Sixteenth avenue.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-27
MISUSE OF THE FEET

heir to are the direct result OF break
ing arches That dragging, tired acne
in the limbs and feet is sure to be
traceable to this cause When you
arise thoroughly fatigued in the
morning, be sure you are the victim
of failing arches.
Secure some of the arches on sale
in most shoe shops, wear them al
ways and you will be amazed at the
outcome.
You will be able to walk three times
as far without one-third the effort
Some few women carry the care
less foot positions to the extent OF
sitting on one member. Then they
wonder why enc hip grows larger
than the other
Grace of position is a study not to
be confined to the hands, to the head,
to the shoulders, but extended to the
entire body.
The woman who stands on the side
of one foot and sits on the order is
the same one whose room looks as if
it had been struck by a clothes
cyclone and whose dressing table
looks as if it might have been scram-
bled.--EXchange.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-27
Your Beauty Sleep

Lack of sleep affects a woman's
looks at once. Woman is supposed
to require eight hours sleep.
Sound sleep can only be had in a
room where tine ventilation is perfect
that is, where there is a steady cur
rent of constantly changing fresh air.
Have a comfortable bed. Never
sleep propped up with pillows.
Lie as fiat as possible with a small
pillow. or none at all. under the head.
Never sleep with the mouth open.
There is no excuse for a sallow
complexion. Exercise and diet are
the two things that will cure it.
Eat only the simplest of foods, no
fried meats or sweets, no coffee and
plenty of vegetables, and walk as
much as you can in the open air
Five excellent rules of health and
beauty are to eat enough but not too
much, drink only water, walk two or
three miles a day, sleep eight hours
and SANDER never.-Philadelphi Eve
ming Telegram.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-27

Live and learn" runs the old adage.
"Observe and learn is one of equal
Importance, especially to the woman
who wants to appear always at her
best.
Some time when you are sitting be-
hind a row of feminine feet, observe
the positions in which they are placed
turned ankles, pointed-in toes,
crossed feet, feet placed behind the
posts or on the rungs of chairs-as
many positions as there are people.
The strange part of 1t all is that
not one in a hundred assumes the
correct and natural position, feet fiat
on floor, so that the body is held
erect
Do not wear shoes even slightly
run over at the heels. These will
aggravate any weakness of the ankle,
and in time will cause a permanently
misshapen foot. If the ankles are
weak wear laced shoes. Pull the laces
very tight across the ankles, leaving
them loose on the instep and around
the top. In this way weak ankles are
firmly supported.
Half the ills that human feet are