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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29
Charge Of Germans Is
Described by Briton

I'VE left our enir-nchments. and
raii,in in groups. emptied our mag
axines into them as they drsw nsar.
Men and horses fell In . confnsed
heap. i, va. = terrible sight.
still they came ON.
They brought their naked sabrss
10 the engage. we could distinctly
hear their words Of command made
Ia that piercing high tone Of voice
which the Germans affect.
The enemy had terrible deash
roll before their fruitiess charge was
sompletcd. . thick line Of dead and
woundrd markinx tine ground over
which they had charged. We shot the
wounded horses to put them ont OF
their misery. whilst our ambuianccs
set To work to render aid to the
wounded"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29

LONDON. SEPT .s.--A wounded
non .eammls.sonsd otiaoer Of the Pom
padours. whose rsximent left wemb-
ley Park u week before the nshtins
began. has ~riissa the following let.
ter to friend. describing the four
days battle which began =, Aoas and
lasted through Angus, ssth.:
I'VE had TO beat on several cavalry
attacks as veil NJ Infantry. and vhsu
The trouble seemed TO BE- over the
Germans played on us With shrapnel
Just like turning on . sre hose. Sew.
era; vi oaT officers ~cfv hit wrihrs-
day.
Heavy artillery German cavalry
charged us with drawn sabrcs. and
We had only a minutes warning to
prepare 10 receive cavalry
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29

,oNpoS. ssp, ss.--Assssa West.
80 correspondent Of sss psny
a..s.,,ls ia DISCUSSING poss'bls
..ss., Of frontiers when tbs vAf V
aver has the to'iew'ns TO rsy s"as'
/. uI,sn date iIn''
"a. Tor likely changes In the map
-. World a. the ~sa cs The wsf.
" ,s,., n probable thai uvsHs hssss's
:, -, aver the tisssasa eaiesles,
.,.,,s W. ass,u aud pansss' : share
.s.s.is - reward iar their nett
usilty ..aAa ~
,.,,s,. a, tbs same ,lms settling
.,..,.ss lor the ee,i,a tsAsp~1d'
- az the fear iisihsa s'ssss. H'sev
s.,,,s has no is,srsa, In he Aasss"s
..,s,,m and. marsos~s. shsssshss .
~. n,ssaship ~ish issi,. shs VII
-, o,iss pte,ssssfs's essf A'hsn'a
- addition. thsrs VII hs > rvSssnss'
liSs nf itsiF h"'th~s"
. s.s,onal sseisi basis
= ,Alns frsaec ~iil sesa'"~ s~'s'
..,on Of A,sAes.i,orta.ne sad sse
r.ls,ina,s. ~hiis Aas,T's vii 'ss's~s"
o.,msn state and fers@ . part "f
Il. ,,srmanis confederation.
This ~li, fs.sa The question
.ss,Asr tho German sase~or sAA''
!, ms,eiy sias ai Prussia ~ also
Alas st Austria, I, .essas 10 me sa'ss
..lihs,, ,ha, ,hs rnitsd States wt,i
,s,.y,,ss and II ss.asa shasiA ~.
80 Assssi. on .sehsit of tissmssy
.as would sud her action pssssys"a
/, ina, =. Sorway and peamafs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29
Hotel Arrivals


Uooo3 I1oSl
W. &. Dalton and wife. Malis; Mrs.
Nj Meihaxs. A.. \. seuIs end wife.
wslter Dixon. G. Hotson. Fort Kian-
ath; T., N, Wilson. Geo. G. Uirich. =.
W Call. Medsord; =. l.. Thompsos.
Ichiioquin: Mrs. Roy Kiisorc. Mss
Eobt. l.. Goss. Bonansa; 0so. n.
Hammond. Sacramento; Lawrence ,.
Horton. oakland; Homer Smith.
Weed; WI ~. Harvey. a.. q. Harris.
summer Lake.
White t'eIIcsm
Abner Weed. Dnnsmuir: l.. John-
son and wife. Piedmont: n. l.. Miller.
san Diego: Charles .. Warner. city;
W. ". stewart. VIII Bates. G. Hall.
G. w. Palmer. Medford. >. n. Cole.
Fort Klamath: a. J. Grant. Aisona-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29

iA,siT. .ep,s ~ Essfy
The rf~nsa asm, carries ON hIra oa~
aaY's reserve Fa,Ions. which Hssy oniy
tse ssssi Ia casr al es,sctpo asgenrf
1h-y sonsist at 40 srsmmss ti0A
ounces, a, waf bIssai.. 40 sfsmm~s
ot preserved meat, 80 Etammes ST
condensed soup, ss cranes OF coffee,
lAs eramm~s of sugar, There - sisn
10 ll,Fe ~ brandy tas every sissesa
ussa,
The iead served oat daily consists
OF sos sfammes OF bread. leo
|xssmmas ef ric- OF hsfisot b~aas. -
sfammss ot nonsr. - xrsmmoa of
isussf. sseoa. sais snd soc srsmm~s
Ios ffrss messs. ~Ish 80 xssmmrs Of
p.sco dc lexamSs Ia make soup,
tss,oaa this. whenever pcssitis.
prosisinns ar. bought ON the spos
bs tho esi,refs In command. sach NJ
vesotahies, vsrieus scasoaings and
sometimes wiHs
nsvlssasii,ax ,sAys ,hs' Morniax
raat, il carried out ~ Tar a. rcsss
bic BY rail- The aifaeaiiy u ,ha, tho
r~gimsnss are caatinasliy changing
their quarters. aud thus the eamn,is.
saFiAt haA dIIsieassy ~ Hadins them,
To simpiity matters each dsy apo
elat ssatioa IL chosen for each army
corps. The fcximentsi transport goes
evsfy dsy sa shis station. and r~'
ccises tao aays psovlsiaas, 40 that
there Ia always an abundance of rc.
serves,
u tAc railway 10 not available. sup
piles arc provided By motor transport,
II actor transport falls la a day or
two. The corrs d'aTmee draws cs iss
aoek of proslsioas. which are good
for four days. The Organization ID
hAsesi on = system OF enormous drpo's
AZ important railway centrrs. Al
ssrh of them. hundreds of thousands
Of rasloas of bread are bakcd every
day. and supplies of all Kind arc ac'
camutatrd.
These aepcts are not full, stocked
beforehand. In unss Of peace they
cantain several days provisions. ana
after mobilization receive daily sup
piles of every kind. brought In ae'
cordancc with carefully prepared
plan.
tierds at cattle are driven some dis.
sance In the rear Of each army corps
and rested before slauxh,ering, The
daily consumption of each army corps
Ii iso head Of cattle. and she meA' Il
carried To the front BY Paris omni'
hasss. siaec The beginning OF shs
a. mpaisn tho commlssariat depart
mont has worked without hitch,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29

six.room house. ON lot aaxii0;
house completely furnished: has bath.
toilet and electric lights; lawn and
hearing fruit trcss. Price si.7eo,
with S,ao cash. Only three blocks
from rif,h and Main streets.
Il. n. SMITH REALTY CO.
9N-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29
:<F[IlN\
-

Not 10 b. oaidose by the OFphees
ss4 ssss. tho Tempie ssesses = also
10 have its feature this ssck. This
usIl b. ,eda, saa semeuew. when =
,lossasa tee, ot movies a~piesimx Jos
kAsv,-.. The or~soa Nature Man. !"
vtlt b. shosn,
Tho ssofy OF kaoslss - wcii
ksnvs Veg The paspeee of se4ea.
,ias and siaea,ioaai values, Know lss.
ssksa aaa aaarmsa. easered The
ueoas near Grsnss rase. ana for shsr.
" days wrrs,sa his iistas from Ne.
ssrr's s,afrhauss How he easshs
hsh vishoat bait os hoax. hos hs
nAAs . Ir. sllA...s s.s=s@Ae=sAs=s.
ssa other sssnes takes h his ssusr
ere saa~s The aim IN jass soss.
plstes record saa Al tho ll~iisa The.
s'ss Ia rostlasA.
eeH
'Honsntic Josie 3 tve.Fesl Vita
Graph sonsay that ranks ase,aa the
be-, Of ,he comedies In The t~e.seei
slsss ,ha. the visAsyapA eompaay
hes ~ successfully produced, v,,i be
shesa a. the Tempie today and tn.
sesro~. rhis pielase h ART os =
ssssss OF swo-sesl. ap-to-she-minass
soaedIss of vtaxfApA proAacsioa.
aaa vii be followed weekly hy the
ssassee Of The ssrlsa. kAeh ~ es
pse'afes 10 naishs4 story u haels.
4 splendid seuG issAma aAd . n,o.
sfspA comedy drama ars other Tea.
lures of the psogrsm.
eHe
AZ the orphens toaiaht. Kate
waters n the sccrss Service. twa
rel special alm viii bs shown. rhis
ossftns deals with The working Of
e'e'oms,ie service In wasAIAstea. and
y full Of thrills and tease Situations
The Rand Iiilt Lowers also shown
'oassh'. Ii remarkable plctnre. Ia
nat Warren kerrisan plays ! dual
io's throughout tho pro1uatioa. ''rhs
"'si In Pants" one-rssl comedy.
eoap'~'cs tho picture pro9rsm. whIah
/" supplemented by splandid Dusic
y ne orphsas six.piscs orch&sssa.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29
Legal Notices

Notice is hereby given that The us-
dersisned hsz been sppoists1 s6nia-
lisiratrix of the estate Of 4. r. Hsssh-
ems. All persons having clains
against the estate are hereby nosiasa
TO present such claims. uith proesr
vouchers. to me At ~ wslsss slrsst.
Klamsth Fails. Orssss. wiaisa ~
months from dass of nesics.
Dsted 1t klamath galls, Osssos.
ssptsmber 8. 1914.
SADIE HurcHKNs.
s-Is.1s.3sh
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29

There are Two Aissls ~ tosuraocs.
ChtiCos~ writes The k1ad shas pays.
oo5 Nala.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29
s0IE MINOR WAR NEWS FROM EUROPE

- s,,m,,:s tWsM rMk fHOAT THAT COMING N
L''L.. ruH CAFiTAIa Op TbE NATIONS vi0mriN0
.scS Orsen--s0ME Arr TRIVIAL mtT All ARM ivTrR.st
No Ar rSss TIME
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29

s'StGt - AAs@-SoeW ossSv
ssps%mbeS 8. 1914
SADIE HuTcHRNs.
S-Is.1s.1s n
(No. sa7 EquieyJ
In the Circuit Court oe the state Of
Oregon. for the County o.
Marion A. Clsment, PIaiasf9. y
Oscar y. North and J. W. Newhass.
tdoins buainsss unass tAs 1sn
nane. s2yis ard 1seesipelaa of
North 4 NevhaSsl. ee-pastnsss.
Orr Lake Luuhse Cs0eaay e
eorporationl. and Oseas TaanO.
DefsnAanta.
To Orr Laks Company. corporation.
oas q tie dsfsadsnts abovs
naHnsl: 4
n the nAns Of he ssAse oe Oreesa,
yoa ars hsrsby fequirs1 o. - -
IapSsss and answer ~ spsnplabae AlsA
aenisst you n ~ abovs snaitIed
'eauss. o. OF befors tie nftA dAy a.
November. 1914. and Il yoa fAii - =
apsear and answer. ~ plainft9. fns
waat thereof. viii apply - ~ essst
for the relief prayed Tor h tAs eoa-
piaiAt. which q - follows:
That fonr certain elAins fse Ioa-
GERS Hens. alsd n the clerks 49, q
the county couFr. Kianash eoaHU.
. Oregon, ON the 18th day Of esptsa.
bes. 1914. by Marion A. Clsnent.
plaintiR. Charles Stallworth. n Ksl-
iy and Joe Clsneat. ssgrsgasing ~
amount Of i've hundred Afty Aoalays
sna twenty cents. which last thres
claims for liens were daily assigasd To
the plaintiff. bs forsciosed and 1uds-
meat thereon ohtainsd. togsthsf vtth
lsevea dollars and twenty csass. clerks
6ling fees. twsnty-ave dollars atsos-
sny's fess for preparing said cIsins.
isna one hundred dollars. attosnsy,a
tees for foreclosias The sasas. ~
flor costs Of suit. That ~ loO
lana lumber upon which ~ saAs -
attached and Asld to - vall1 NJ. =
located and situatsa upoa ths FELLOW
ins prsmisss. to-vit:
Beginning at cattle guard
number lIsA % tie oonthern Pa-
| ciac right Of way. n seetioa 1ve.
| township forty-one. seatA rAngs
| eight. east Of wilAnletts Aar11iaG
5Ilanath esnnty. OPstnn. sGa11ng
thence sontAssly 49, sa13 ysGAe
Of way ona tAeusaaA ~; tAanes
westerly ssA at S1oAt Gnd1D WITH
said right o. way. one t1ensAaA
fesls stAaaes aageAsely - poln11oD
witA ~ sisAt 6 ~ - tAsG16aa
feet; thence eesterly e The plaee q
besianiag: I'd
Tho west III o. tAeoou1Asase
! quarter OF sssl1on slx. toNoshin
forty-ons. south ransa sIeht. easa
OF Willamette Meridian. klamath
County. Oregon.
THAT said property sold upoe ere
4 hutton. and ~ prosss1s oDu1lsd q
the payment Of said sume ~ nenay
lahove msntioned. dne the plalnsfG
herein. and that you be forever hassed
and forever foreciossd oe Al r1ghs,
little and Interest in ard 10 80 DpoD.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29
A REAL BARGAIN

Mosl~ru nye-room hOnne with hath.
ssonc bas-m~as. large living rooss
With beam cciiing. book eases, laree
closels. arcplare. cabaset work h
kiseh~s. garage In rear. Nesss cell
Soon, ard VIA mako price of eA.iOo.
Only few hundred cash. hslaace tike
rest. Sec Chiicose. ass AGain street,
phoae ~. 1lu
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29

Nom. OF The Klamath Indians ar
rived from the pism patches ON sam
msr LAX. ,his seek and prooecd-d 10
toad up on cheap booze" Resal, ~
Jadg. Msrsin's ofaor looks like =
h.,o.icwssr's Joint. aud Pleas hssder
Ia thinking Of soiHg into The hard
care basiaess Silver Lake Leader
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29

Tho 1914 stats wool clip sotaisd
ss.To0. 900.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29
AI,~s the tol.

Preliminary aers toward E.ttiaE
assigned 10 the west psit t<Le. e.000
a-i asld. hy aoerrsary Lane for roc.
,ama,ioh wofk in this section we're
,s&ea n; the s,ee,ins Of the CONNER.
eisi Club on SATURDAY. Airead, the
s,isniion Of or.son's representatives
a, Washington have been called 10 the
matter. and seer~iar, Lane has been
spreaied ia for nsai action that will
inssrc tho spending here of the sum
m.n,ioned steps are also being TAX
Ell /. lin~ np tho dinef~n, communal
Ties Interested bend Huiietin.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29

subscribe for the hsraia. 50 csass
4 meath
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29

!. A w.~t-rlaa aud ID. l.. Lowe
sill have an exhibit n, tho state fais
at saieD which. according 10 arrhsrd
ists and Eotsieaisurisis. will sarpass
,ha, Of ANY erhibl, of iss KIND ever
sent from the valley The exhibits
consists Of irai, and farm produeta..
Arjsafd Sun.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29

Hou.ssssp,as rooms. sear ssisss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29

e. ~. HIddcii of Portland. onr OF
tho meahss of the rr'nrse FnNs
Electric Power and water COMPANY,
~as in lo~a hast SATURDAY en- route TO
his homs. lie inspected the property
at the Fails ~hii- here. and report.
tho saxmii, doing good ~ork In get
,ins au, inmbct for commercial aud
rams purposes la t',ar Inter Noun
tain.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29

i.oNnoA. see,s - iissaass- s,.s,
~ Tho police have Joined the army
service. sraf~s ~ the large nrms
shsauGLoa, London and other cities
have fosaea ''po,lss re@.s,e fofess'
fsasa smnaG The clerks sho fssala,
The police reserves rsfs organised ~
shs suggestion of ihs ssthesn
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29

LONDON. sspt 40 An Instance
of how anxious Irish soldiers arc "a
~ To- the front wsa Witnessed recent.
~ a, cbslssa barracks. where irish
Guards wef. aususfod Lat. one
evening soaa one apreaa the runos
that the ifish guards were 20 br
transferred Ia one of the array de.
psss. That evening nas one Of III.
wiiacs, kaaaA al Chelsea BARRACKS
Then es,as tbs anaouHeemrnt that
the fumef sss true
tmtn.dis,si, the irish uaa.ds set
ap The cry. w. want 10 90 ,o Tho
fsos, oar rlaee u. la ffanrr We
~pat 80 Ia am aspots" rof m6fr
thar an hour tho yelling kept 40.
Then The otfis.ss taads speeches toll
las The fasn to b. patient, ,hA, they
s.on soaid be 90 isf the ss-ns OF
sshtlme Even after these promlsos
b fasss aG mamnlaa pal'ee was sssab
lisk.a akaus lhs barracks la iusnss
peaee ssd aa,-,,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29

Nosr SA1W tbAsl
Hack Ewing and q number OF bzsr
bal, fans are taking steps for the
nnaneius Of III. appearance In this
city Monday, November !. OF the All
Star teams Of the American and Ma
,.snsj leagues, They viii appear In
Portland November l. A guarantee
of $500 Ia asked. Most of the pisyess
are drawn from tho Phiiadciphia Ath.
,r,Ies and tho Cincinnati Reds. -
M.dsard Msli.Tribune.
eee
offered Water Warks
A prorenai from the Rogue River
water company, Involving the par-
chase by the city of the water syssem
ey which the municipality Ia served.
was prcseatcd TO tho common coan-
e,, AZ i,s meeting by Mayor Mckta-
airs, y,--t;rauss Pasa Courier.
FruM Dryer. Maybe
~. &. Rres~lrr plans passinx IN =
plaut In or near Ashland for the dry
,ns Of fruits and vegetables by the
new patent process of cvaporatinG ~
steam the water from berries without
breaking tho cells. The cells are
porus. and whom ready for use placing
them in water soon nlls them a. they
we're when fresh---Ashland Record.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-10
BITS OF NEWS

One hundred filed their petitions
for municipal judges job this morn
ing,
Marion Smith, 20, 1880 S. Morgan
St, hit by train at 95th and Rock Is
land tracks. Will die.
c. r. Lang, 1915 N. Springfield av.,
held up in saloon at 1701 N. Craw-
ford av. by armed man. Robber fired
shot and fed.
Joe Young jumped in river. Fought
life savers. Hit on head with life pre-
server. Knocked senseless. Saved.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-10

Belgian and French coast cities. De-
tails withheld by censor. Believed
certain that promised army Of 100,-
900 men to aid Belgians is either al
ready in France or Belgium or will
be there by today noon.
London.-PurposeIy not locating
the scene of the encounter, the Ad-
miralty today confirmed sinking by
the British cruiser squadron of the
German submarine U-15. Fact that
official statement said that main
British cruiser fleet" had been at
tackled by the submarine was taken
as proof positive that the battle oc-
CURED in the North Sea.
Paris.-TotaI losses of Germans in
fighting in Belgium and along
French-German frontier during the
time of little more than a week that
hostilities have been in progress will
reach the terrible total of nearly 65,-
900 men. This number includes kill
ed, wounded and prisoners taken by
the enemies of Germany. 1t does not
include losses at sea variousyl ap-
proximated at from 500 to 1000. This
number does not include losses on the
German-Russian frontier.
Total losses of the allies are placed
at from $4,000 to $4,000 at Eege and
along the Franco-German frontier,
not including English and Russian
losses at sea which are variously esti-
mated at from 800 to 500. Figures
were compiled by French newspapers
and are based on reports given out at
London, Brussels and Paris.
1870
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-10

QduS6Q.
French cavalry patrols now control
region around Eifel, Belgium.
Total French losses in their defeat
of Germans and capture of Altkirch
only 100 killed. and wounded, ac-
cording to official announcement
Announced that Germans are dam
ming the Seille river, tributary of the
Moselle, which forms part of bound
airy of Lorraine, in attempt to check
French advance on Metz. Indicates
that French army posted on the Lor-
raine frontier has also assumed the
aggressive and is moving against
army centered at Metz.
Neutrality-suspicious. of German
cruiser Goeben and her accompany
ing convoy, cruiser Breslau, still a
mystery. Known that they have
headed for Adriatic and reports re-
ceived here indicate they eluded
British fleet.
Paris, Aug. 1o.-Kaiser William
reported at AK Ia Chapelle, prepared
to assume supreme command of Ger
man army that is trying to force the
passage of Belgium and Luxembourg.
This means, military experts here
say, that the real test of the allies is
at hand.
The English, French and Belgian
armie shat have concentrated on
Namur and the line extending from
that point across to a point in Lux
emburg, which is not revealed, will
have to check the real German army,
as the presence of the kaiser means
that the crack Prussian infantry,
heretofore believed to have been held
in reserve, will attempt to push south
along the Mouse river.
Details of bombardment of Anti
vari, Montenegro. received today in
dictate that the city's Notifications
were utterly leveIled by destructive
fire from Austrian warships. Naval
station with all buildings DESTROYED.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-24
WHY IS IT?

"Say, ma-a, why does the train go
this way and the smoke from the en-
CINE go tn other way?" asks Willie
when he goes on his first railway
journey, and because ma" has other
things to think about she usually an
swers, Little boys mustn't ask ques-
lions. Just look out of the window
and keep still"
When Willie grows older and more
observant he'll probably learn that
the train and the smoke are not going
in opposite directions, but that the
train is going so fast the smoke can
not keep up with it. The reason is
this. The air which tries to stop
everything that moves tries to stop
the train. Any engineer can tell you
what air pressure does to his engine,
but the engine is so big and powerful
the air can only check it a little bit.
It cannot stop it. It's different with
the cloud of smoke. That is Sc light
the air keeps it back.
1890
The frigate bird holds the record
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-24
LOWE MAID SAYS EVENA AN ODD JOB IS BETTER
THAN DOING NOTHING AT ALL

Marguerite Clayton is called the
Merry maid with the golden curls. :"
Beautiful and not yet nineteen
years old, she is the star of the Es-
sanay Film Company at their west
ern studios in Niles, Cal. She plays
onnosite the ever popular "Broncho
Billy"
Marguerite didn't dream year or
so ago that she would ever become so
popular.
Quite by chance, one day she pick
ed up a home town paper and read
an ad asking for a girl to do "odd bits
of work" for a moving picture COM
pany. She won the job, also success
and since then her philosophy has
been-"Take the odd job when it is
offered and you will be sure to come
out all right"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-24
WHATCHAMEAN -"WFTHIN THE

PALE''?

To be within the pale once upon
a time meant to be within a certain
territory in Ireland-the counties of
Dublin, Meath, Carlow and Louth.
1t was in this territory the conquer
ing Englishmen established them
selves in 1172 so as to guard them
selves from the enemy. They were
said to be impaled. Only laws made
within the pale" were recognized as
binding. Hence when a thing is cor
rect it is within the pale -inj "a
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-24

The frigate bird holds the record
among the aviators. It reaches a
speed of zoo miles an T 81 81 ~"
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Don't Merely stop a
Cough y
t.sntga
stop the Thing TINT Causes IL
/ and the Cough will "A
Stop Itself

"A cough is really one of our hest
friends. Ii warns us that there Il m" IN
1ammation or obstruction in n .danoer.
Gus place. Therefore. when YOU aei A.
bad cough don't proceed to dose yourself
with a lot of drugs that merely ''stops
the cough temporarily. by deadening tho
throat nerves Treat the fatlse--heai the
inflamed membranes. Here is n homc.
made remedxt that gets right at the cause
and will make an obstinate cough vanish
more quickly than YOU ever thought pos
sble.
Put 2h ounces OF pinex go cenfs
WORTH in a pint bottle and fill the bottle
with plain graduated sugar svrup. This
gives YOU full pint of the most pleasant
and effective cough remedy Won ever used.
at q cost Of only "a cents. No bother 10
prepare. Full directions with Pnex.
It heals the inhamed membranes 40
gently and promptly. that YOU wonder
how it does il. Also loosens q dry. hoarae
0r.tight cough and stops the formation OF
Phlepm in the throat and bronchial tnbes.
thus ending the persistent loose cough.
pinex is a highly concentrated com.
pound OF Norway pine extract, rich i'm
guaiacol, and is famous the world over
Tor its healing effect on the membranes.
To avoid disappointment. ask your
druggist for "2h ounces OF pincx.n and
don't accept ANYTHING else, A e,laranfee
Of absolute satisfaction, or money prompt.
TX refunded. goes with this preparation.
The Pinex Co, f. Wayne. Ind.