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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-11-19
MADMAN INvADEs SCHOOL
Young Woman Teacher Faces Corn
Knife to Save Pupils

Washington. Pa. Nov. 19-Miss
Grace Jones, Washington, teacher of
county school near town, yesterday
risked her life when Robert Dramer. a
Young man of the neighborhood said to
be demented. rushed into the school
room. waving corn knife. and declar-
ing he was going to kill the teacher
and all the pupils.
The girl after a terrible half hour
succeeded in forcing the youth from
the room and locking the door upon him.
As result of the experience the school
was yesterday closed indefinitely.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-11-19
KEPT FROM OURS, NOT THIEVES
Mean Somebody Robbed Shut-Ins of
illegally Killed Deer

Lewistown, Pa, Nov. 19-Game
wardens are searching for the meauest
man in Christendom, one who would
steal the meat from shut-ins at a char.
table institution. Finding a doe and
fawn, evidently killed by the same bul.
let, in the mountains near here on Tues
day, DR.. B. P. Steele dressed and hung
the carcasses on a tree out of reach of
dogs and other animals.
When he returned to ship them to
the local hospital, as directed by the
State Game Commission, the fawn mad
been stolen,
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comfort of the rooms as well as the
privileges and hospitality displayed by
the management.
This is the only place in the city
were men find shelter when out of en-
ployment. Preparations are being made
to extend Thanksgiving greetings to
many who may visit the room on that
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-11-19
Carpets

Smyrna Rugs at S9c-.
value $1.25; size 30x60 inches
floral and oriental designs;
can be used on either side.
Cocoa Fibre Door Mats at
o9c-yalue 75c; extra fine
quality, chain design; size
l4x24 inches; easy to clean.
Velvet Rugs at 79c-val,
lie 9Sc; size PINOT inches;
bright new patterns.
Brussels Rugs at $5.9S-
value 1925; size 6X9 ft. Just
the right size for small bed
rooms.
BoWMAN's Fourth Floor.
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Acquitted of Murder

Lancaster, Nov. 19.-Not guilty
was the verdict in the trial of Tony
Mastercerne, charged with being impl-
Gated with five other men in the muir
der of Tony Collatta, Lancaster fruit
near Lancaster. on the even.
ing of October 81, 1913. Three have
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-11-19
CHARGE HE HELD UP THREE
John Heron. Aged 26, Arrested as Al
toona Highwayman

Altoona, Pa, Nov. 19.-The theft
of a revolver in a hardware store in
Duncansville led to the arrest of John
Heron, aged 26, on the charge of hold
ing up three men at the point of re
volver here Tuesday night. His alleged
victims were Edward Marquette, Lu-
ther Lafferty and Ralph Hummel. The
latter gave battle and had his right
thumb shattered by a bullet.
Heron got S5 cents from Lafferty.
When arrested yesterday he stated he
had been drinking and did not know
what he was doing Tuesday night.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-11-19
Notions
China

Salad or Berry Dishes at
2Sc-value soc: decorated
porcelain; luster finish: as
sorted decorations.
German China Cups and
Saucers at S5c doz.-value
Sl.2O; imported; gold band
decorations.
Porcelain Jardiniere at
oSc-value 9Sc: new fall
shapes: very attractive blend
ed colors.
Umbrella Jars at S1.19-
value Sl.Io; porcelain; dark
blended colors.
Table Tumblers at 4Oc
doz.-value 60c; blown glass:
engraved band.
BOWM.AN'S Basement
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-11-19
TooTHACHE NO EXCUSE
Judge Sentences Prisoner to Have Ach
ing Molar Remoyed

New York, Nov. 1s.-Wilham Me6il.
ligan was sentenced by Magistrate Ap-
pleton yesterday TO have his aching
tooth pulled. MeGiligan appeared in
West Farms Court charged with intox.
ication and his excuse was that he had
taken a drop to help him forget his
toothaehe.
"I'll sentence You to have it pulled,
said the Magistrate.
McGilligan said he hsd no money
but Patrolman Gibson took him TO Ford.
ham hospital and removed the tooth
and the excuse.
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Underwear and
Hosiery

Women Underwear at
69c-value $1.00: silk and
cotton; natural and white
wool; ribbed: medium and
heavy weight vests and pants.
Women Vests at 33c-
value soc medium and heavy
weight; white and peeler col
or; silk finish and pearl but
tons.
Infants Wrappers at Sc,
or 3 for 25c-value 121ae:
heavy cotton, fleece lined
bleached.
Women S Hose at 15c pr.
value 25c; plain black and
tan; medium and heavy
weight cotton, and plain
black cashmere.
Children's Hose at 15c
value 19c; plain black
cotton, fine ribbed; double
heels and toes; all sizes.
BoWMAN's Main Floor.
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Special for
FRIDAY

Fancy Silk Girdles at soc
and S1.OO-all the desirable
shades.
Leather Hand Bags at
59c-value $1.00; attractive
styles; suggestive of Christ
mas.
Cambria and Nainsook
Drawers at 25c-open and
closed styles: fine tucks and
embroidery ruffle.
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Ill, Alone, in Borough Hall

Watsontown, Pa, Nov. 1e.-James
Mccormick, Watsontown Councilman,
suffered a stroke of paralysis while ex-
amining records in the borough hall and
lay helpless all day until he revived
enough 10 drag himself to the telephone
and Summon help.
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For Men

Men S Union Suits at
SI.9S value $3.50: natural
wool ribbed; heavy weight;
closed crotch.
Mems Coat Sweaters at
SOS - value $3.50: all
wool, plain black or oxford
pockets.
Suspenders at 17c pr
Police and t'nremen S sus-
penders; leather ends; patent
cast off.
Mems Half Hose at lOc
pr.-vaIue 12l PC plain black
cotton; double heels and
toes: heavy weight.
BOWMAN'S Main Floor.
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Colliery Worker Killed

Tamaqua. Pa, Nov. 1s.-George
Endy, a battery at the Lehigh
Coal and Navigation Company No. IA
colliery, was caught by rush of coal
in chute yesterday which broke his
neck. He died instantly.
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Children's
Wear

Children's Bath Robes at
SSc-value $l 80 to $1.9S-
made OF PLAIN and figured
eiderdown, in pink, blue and
white; sizes > TO 6 years.
Baby Caps at 25c-value
5Uc to zoe; made of cortct,
silk, messaline and silk pop
Ill ri! bon trimmed.
Women's s and Children 5
Slumber Slippers at 19c-
value 2oc to soc; made of
eiderdown, in pink, blue. red
and grey.
BOWMAN'S Second Floor
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White Goods

Mercerized batiste at
12lac yd. = value 25c: 45
inches wide: beautiful ma
terial for waists.
Royal English Longcloth at
oSc-value S9c; in 10-yard
lengths.
BOWMANS Main Floor.
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HALTED ON OWN COFFIN
Wagonmaker, However. Finished Hi
Tombstone Ahead of Death

Bloomsbury. Pa, Nov. 19.-Andrew
trossley. a wa gonmaker, who several
wears ago made his own tombstone and
expected to make mis- own coffin. only
TO be interrupted in the work by sick
ness. died yesterday at the age Of So.
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Some Odds and
Ends for FRIDAY

These garments are of eX-
cellent quality. Some Of them
were bought during the pres
ent season some were bought
last season, but the styles are
so similar to present season
styles that a difference is
hard to find.
One pure wool white bou-
Gle coat with Harlin check,
at $4.9S-value $3.50.
One imitation Civet Cat
coat, at S9.9S-value $500
About twenty-five heavy
winter coats at S3.9S,
$4.9S, S5.9S, $7.9S and
S9.9S; values $1,000, $3.50,
$500, $500, $1,000 and
$500.
One Salts Silver Beaver
fur fabric coat. fancy model.
at $9.9S-value $3.50.
econd Floor.
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$1.5O Jointed
Dolls at $1.1o

"A inches long with fine
curled wig, sleeping eyes
with lashes, shoes and stock
ings. ---
Teddy Bears at 95c-reg-
uIarly $l,9S; slightly soiled.
BoWMAN'S Third Floor.
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Salts Arabian Lamb
Goats at S9.9S

value $15.00-lined through
out with guaranteed satin.
Seven eighth length, with
large plush collars. Fastens
with large plush frog. Salts
label in every coat.
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HandkerChiefs

HandkerchlefS at ITC-
value 25c; colored border and
lace edge handkerchiefs;
slightly soiled.
Children's School Hand
kerchiefs, 8 for 1Oc
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Salts Astrachan
Coats at SS.9S

value $12.50-lined through
out with yarn-dyed satin.
Full length with large plush
collars and cuffs. Fastens
with large silk and plush
frogs.
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Salts Arabian Lamb
Goats at SLABS

value $20.00-lined through
out with guaranteed satin.
Full length with deep shawl
collars and turn-back cuffs;
large frogs. Staple style, with
Salts label in every coat.
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Ribbons

Ribbons at 15c yd.-value
2oc; taffeta and MORE rib
bons, 4 to 6 inches wide; odd
shades.
Net Veilings at So yd.
values l5c and 25c.
BOWMAN'S Main Floor.
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Domestic Dialogue

Wife (ieiIy)-Yo,I needn t speak to
me for a month Husband-Then yon
expect to have finished talk ing BIZ tin
timef
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HELPING HAND NEEDS HELP
Wants to Hold Special Services on
THANKSGIVING Day

The Helping Hand has entered into
the twenty second year of its work for
men, and as the cold and wintry wealth
er approaches, numbers of men seek the
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-11-19
Laces

Oriental Lace Flouncing at
25cyd.-value 39c; Is inches
wide.
Val. Edges and Insertions
at 25c piece-values 35c to
soc; match sets; fine for chill
dren's clothes and fancy
work.
Torchon Laces at Be yd.-
value DC.
BOWMAN'S Main Floor.
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Housefur-
nishings

Brooms at 17c-value 30c
made Of good quality
broom corn, 4-tie; one to a
customer.
Galvanized Tubs at SOC
value 79c; good quality; with
wood handle and wringer at
tachment.
Emerson Folding Stand at
59c-value CSC; for holding
) and GIFT. ironing board.
Universal Food Chopper at
S9c-value $1.25; with four
adjustable cutters; family
size.
American Girl Cedar Oil
Mcps at 39c-value 69c; for
polishing and busting hard
wood floors.
Bath Room Mirror at 75c
value S1.25; oval, 10x16
inches; French plate glass
white enamel frame.
Aluminium Dinner Pail at
9Sc-value $l.9S; imported,
oval shape; limited quantity
TO sell at this price.
BowMAN'S Basement
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In the Women's Section

Are some very unusual specials. Stylish gar
ments for the fashionable and staple styles for con-
servative dressers
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Gloves

Gloves at 75c and S1.00
-kaySer'> black suede lined
silk gloves.
Gloves at 55c and $1.O0
-kayser'S 2-clasp leather
cite gloves i'll white. tan and
grey.
Children S Gauntlets at
5Oc fleece lined.
Children S Gloves at soc
fleece lined.
BOWMAN'S Main Floor.
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All Wool Kersey Coats at

$S.9S-$12.50 value. One
of the latest and most desir-
able models. Flared skirts
with big belt and velvet col
lar. Black and navy only.
All sizes.
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To no better service can
this timely phrase be ap-
Piled. than to our new ele-
vators.
They We're installed that
I'VE might give better serv-
ice to the public, but first
of all, absolute safety was
TO be considered.
We found many impor-
tant devices that could be
employed in making them
a standard of modern safe
ty. and the difference from
those installed but a few
years ago is surprising.
They are safe because
they are encased i'll a solid
fre-proof wall.
They are safe because
they are equipped with the
most modern safety de-
vices.
They are safe because
they cannot leave the
floor unless the doors are
closed tight. This pre-
vents anyone from falling
into the shaft.
They are safe because
we employ only compe-
tent operators.
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already been convicted of murder Of
the first decree.
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Aprons

Belt Aprons at 19c
value 25c; Lancaster ging-
ham; with pocket.
White Aprons at 1870
value 25c; made of lawn and
barred dimity with lace and
embroidery trimming.
Bungalow Aprons at 39c
value soc: made of percale
and gingham, bound in plain
colors.
BOW MANS Second Floor.
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Boucle Goats at S6.9S

DosSiS Soeseo ot oso
$1,000 and $3.50 values.
About twenty-five coats in
several styles; some with half
belts, others with full belts.
All are new models and ex-
cellent tailoring. In black,
navy, green and brown. All
sizes. Women s and misses
sizes.
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Lot of thoroughly good
shoes for dresSy young
women, in patent colt, gun
metal, tan Russia calf ana
cloth top gaiter boots;
Goodyear welt oak soles;
smart styles ; mostly every
size in the lot. Values
$500 and So. 80.
Women S kid lace shoes
with fleece Innings for
winter wear. Values $l.25
to $500. Pair, SSc
Womens soc over
CATERS at .....2 2oc
Childreu's shoes, IN gun
metal and patent colt; line
turned soles; sizes up to
| s. Values up to Sl.1o.
Pair, ........... 19c
Women's $1.00 over
CATERS. at ........ oSc
BOWMANS Third Floor.
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Pile
Remedy
Free

Sample of Pyramid Pile Remedy
mailed free for trial gives quick relief,
stops itching, bleeding or protruding
piles. hemorrhoids and all rectal
troubles, in the priva~y of your own
home. soc box at II druggists. Free
sample for trial with booklet mailed
free in plain wrapper.
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yd.-value $50; a inches
wide; crepe .oplins, plain
poplins, serges and pin stripe
suiting in the lot.
Storm Serge at CSC yd.-
value $1.25; 81 inches wide;
navy. black and green.
Flannelettes at lie yd.-
value 15e: 1000 yards in the
lot; floral kimono designs:
all shades.
Percales at Sc yd.-value
Zoe; 81 to 80 inches wide;
1000 yards figured and plain
percales.
Black Mercerized Satine at
1212c yd.-value zoe; 36
inches wide.
Satin Messaline at 25c
yd.-value Soc: 80 inches
wide: Nile and tan.
Printed Satin Foulards at
CSC yd.-value $1.50; 40
inches wide; in taupe, brown
and wistaria.
BOWMAN'S Main Floor.
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servative dressers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-20
Poland's Hope
WALT. MASON.

in
nothing public guaranty
established protected the three
great powers separate
sovereignty
Europe, Germany
separate
Carpathn
Germany people, has
BEEN peoples spite
rigorous
sense region hOtbed
hon o
already promised
promises promises xpeden binding
permanent
of the
o. subsection
province
However promises guaranteed treaty
England powers
something
similar pmise- take effect in
Poland It possible
include POLAND as OF me
Poland and naturalization Out
Poland Sweden
As buffer Poland would quickly oud
Poland reunited and neurald
would position with terrible
American sympathy among begeents
to Poland
POnd directly aided the United States in
freedom there certain bond between Americans and Poles that wrought
aims and modes of thought
undertake Poland
Russia
be permanently recognized at the signing Of peace than will
the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-20
Our Ships

shipbuldng
~ policy partial
partial destruction Of home industry
ending
built having 5000,
the
in the three months.
ships about half
100000
commercial exception
England Germany finds itself almost entirely
American is idle capturing
have built shipping industry that will make least partially independent
Less than 100 today engaged the foreign trade under the American
including all those
most Of the Of the world the American flag foreign
S30ooOoOO0
siderable factor in upseting balance Of trade
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-20
II Years H8o Today

The Roller Skating Social club gave
Its first skating party last night,
which was well attended.
Myles X kehOe obtained a marriage
license today to wed Elizabeth Emily
dawson A license was also issued to
A Anderson and Bertha Russell.
The hard wind today blew the cleo
trio light wires down at the northeast
corner Of the Sheldon hotel. The wires
were soon placed in condition again,
however
C. Z. Mclean. who came here q. few
weeks ago from Fresno. Calf, has
purchased an interest in the under
taking establishment Of Nagley &
Lyons
George Harold located about $40
worth Of stolen goods Of various kinds
near and in the Santa Fe yards today.
The prOI erty had been taken from q
car en- route to Mexico.
Day caller Baird. Of the G. H, went
back to work today. His place was
Illled during his absence by Willie
forbes Gus Schwartz, the original day
call boy, has been sick for several
days.
The Ten Eyck faction in the race for
sheriff met last night at the head
quarter corral Among the orators
were Pat and Jim Dwyer. Over at
the Boone quarters things were EQUAL
u as lively. Charlie Patterson. IKE Al
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-20

derete and Mr.. Boone made enthusiast
tic speeches
Interest in the midwinter carnival
appears 10 be increasing, as the secre-
Iary Of the association receives many
letters daily from all kinds Of bust
ness men bearing assurances Of aid.
me j. H. Martin company has guaran-
iced TO furnish the widest kind Of
Mexican cattle for the roping contests
Ior the sum Of s. per head.
Inc Fl PasO Social club gave its
IlTsL dance Of the season last night in
the district court room at the county
court house. A 2. Coles. as president
OF the club, left nothing undone that
would add TO the enjoyment Of the
evening There were a number Of out
Of town guests
Last night marked the opening Of
Excelsior, the sanatarium and hospital
oelonBlng TO Dr. Lindsay The building
IS located on the corner Of oregon and
-ALlssourl streets, and is one of the
lai sest and best arranged in FL PasO.
among those who participated in an
f&ceLent program were: Mrs W. D.
howe Mrs W. NJ Gillespie. Misses Oh
lie Lockhart Annie Shelton. Hattie
small and Ann Thurman. and Messrs
ernest and Frank Hughes. Maurice
Aayser and VIII MARI The opening
was in charge Of the Fl 81 Presby-
terrain church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-20

TE prided himself on never being
at loss for an answer.
1t was his pet boast, his chief
claim to distinction.
No matter what unexpected question
you put TO him, no matter how you
strove TO stump him with a carefully
thought out 1acer. his repartee was al
ways quick, suave and pointed.
Never had he been known absolutely
not 70 answer at all When that time
came. he declared. he would be dis
graced for life
She swept into the room. regal and
beautiful in a crepe de chine runa-
bout
On her head was one OF the new
hats-bisectinE her Harrison Fisher
face at an angle OF so degrees; one OK
tremity Of the brim grazed the middle
Of her left cheek. and from the other
a vertical line could have been drawn
to the middle OF her right eyebrow.
rs my hat on straight2" she asked
He looked, started. gasped. and an
expression OF absolute bewilderment
overspread his face Then, reaching
suddenly for his hat. he strobe from
the house. slamming the door behind
him, and she never heard from him
more.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-20
Military Law
BY GEORGE FITCH.
Author OF sAt Good Old sIYEash.s

THEN an army has captured a
NJ city or province it puts it IN
der military law.
Military law is a little more danger
Gus than appendicitis and considerably
more inconvenieut than a ball and
chain. It consists Of a provost mar
shall or military judge or command
ing officer with no supreme court ex-
cent Providence. All ordinary laws
are thrown into the waste basket,
iud=es and juries 20 on a long vaca-
zion. the habeas corpus is carried out
with the garbage and order becomes
not only the first. but the only law OF
Hell. which is what Shedman said war
was
The business OF military law is to
maintain order, and military gov
eminent usually gives a hint by shoot
ing the hintee. Under military rule
almost everything is punishable by
death A car is a mild little grand
father beside a colonel who can have
an unarmed citizen shot because he
forgot 10 keep a light burning after
10 p. m
Military law was not designed to be
blOOd-thirsry, but after commander
has been shooting soldiers Of the
enemy for a few months and then
gets a chance to pratlce on an IN
armed population. he sometimes can't
overlook the opportunity FOR tar
get pratiCe- As a rule the bigger the
fool at the head of military law, the
more funerals under his rule It takes
nerve TO 90 TO war and stop cannon
balls by catching them in the vest
pocket, but il is even more danger
Gus TO stay at home and be ruled over
by a 25-year-old lieutenant. who be-
lieves that the way TO honor his flag
is TO shoot the unarmed enemies who
frown at it,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-20
Dreams

youth enhancing where all
smiles and birds OF paradise are ganng along romantic WOODLAND les
he shore
moonlight its tas falling he fam would sleep and dream some more The
Tle
bulls
falling
appalling falling
swimming And when
CcoDvTIrSt by esors N so.7nr5 WALT. MASON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-20
100 Years Ago Today

y Ne HUNDRED years ago today,
following the brief war between
the two countries Comprising
the Scandinavian peninsula, the Nor
wegiau parliament voted TO accept the
supremacy OF Sweden. and elected the
king Of Sweden for king OF Norway.
The Scandinavian union. as finally
agreed on. made the person of the
king and his management Of the for
eign affairs Of the country the only
common bond Zach country retained
Its own constitution, parliament and
cabinet This agreement continued in
force for nearly 100 years. until 1905.
when the desire Of the Norwegian peo-
pie for complete independence led to
a peaceful dissolution of the union and
the election Of prince Charles Of Dem
marx 20 the Norwegian throne under
the title Of king Haakon VII.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-20

like a kitty girl herself when she
wanted 10 be-
So they all went out the PACK way
and dovvn me pasture so that Binkie
would not see them N the road, and
soon they came to the big black thing
in the road that Binkie had watched
all evening and which made him lose
a hot dinner.
1t was nothing in the world but
pile Of brush Mrs. Tabby sat down
before she went on her way and
laughed herself nearly sick. while the
kitty boys and girls laughed too Poor
Binkiel
As soon as they were able they sep
arated. Mrs Tabby to go on her er-
rand. and the kitties to run home and
tell Binkie. But the naughty things
slipped in the back way and let him
sit there for a while longer before they
at last told him that ne was waiting
for wood 10 walk.-Copyright 1914. by
F. E YOder.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-20

There is a great deal OF military
law in Europe just now For this
reason Turkey is about the oDIv
civilized spot east OF New York.
me United States has maintained
military law in Veracruz for almost
a year. but American military law
does not specialize in funerals. IL
cleans up alleys. kills mos0uitosS
Ilusnes sewers and swats flies ma
american brand OF pistoI-point iusffcs
mas been greatly admired BY humsni-
tarlans and could be applied with
9enetlt TO many American cities
Copyright by George Matthew Adams