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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-28
OAKLAND

Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Ingraham Of
Portland are the guests Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Ralph Stowell.
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Vinegar.
Mrs. H. H. Hatfield has returned
from Lynn. Mass, where she has been
| visiting relatives.
Following is the list Of advertised
letters at the Oakland post office. Jan.
| %: Brown Wooden Co..: j. H. Cleve-
land. Peter w. Mitchell, Chas. Weed,
Mrs. Manumice Frost, Mrs: e. G.
Pearson. L. A. Barker & Co, Harry
Bickford, Frank w. Foster, Luther
| Goodwin. r. c. Martin, Starbird, ESQ.,,
Miss Gladys Eadie. Hattie Webb.
w. A. Goodwin has bought the gro
Gerry business owned by c. c. Cum
mings and took possession Tuesday.
Mr.. Goodwin has for many years, run
| a milk team in town. He is very we'll
known and exceedingly popular. The
| business will now be put on a cash
basis.
A joint installation Of the A. o. U. w.
| and Degree Of Honor was held at the a.
| o. U. W. hall Wednesday evening" The
following officers were installed in the
A. o. U. w. by o. o. Cross. grand mas
ter workman and James Mcmahon, grand
guide, both of Waterville: Master work
man. Arthur Bush; foreman, Frank D.
FAIR; overseer, N. p. Beverage; record
er, Anson NJ. Bickford; financier, Walter
| E. Trask; receiver, George H. Bryant;
inside watch, Cyprien Roy; outside watch,
]. Edward Harris. Mrs Ella Crowell of
Skowhegan, assisted by her suite of
officers installed the following officers
in the Degree Of Honor: Past chief of
honor. Annie Walker: chief Of honor.
Gevina Hutchins; lady Of honor, Amy
Lord; chief Of ceremonies, Annie Vigue;
recorder, Lillian Damren; fnancier,
Martha Gilman; treasurer, -7ary ONeil;
usher, Bessie Trask: assistant usher,
Bessie Emmons; inner watch, Nora
Sweeney; outer watch, Kathryne Hoar.
After the installation, a supper was
| served by the Degree Of Honor.
At the Baptist supper Wednesday even
ing. about SIS was cleared, which is to be
! used to send four or five boys to the
Boys Conference at Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-28
NO MATCHES ARE
/ ROLLED IN FRAT LEAGUE

Two matches were in order at the Ca
20 alleys in the College League
!ednesday afternoon. The first match
as between the Commons Club and the
~ Delta Theta five and resulted in
zee points for the former, leaving one
4 the latter. The second string was a
out was Won by the Commons Club
! TIE fol-of, The second match was
tween the /eta Psi team and the Delta
1ppa Epsilon. In this match the
ketes' took three of the four points.
us breaking the deadlock for first plac,
taking that place for self possession
\ his match the team total record for
#ftNGle string was smashed and raised
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-28
NORTH CLINTON

NORTH-William Mack twas in Port
land Friday on business.
Mrs. George fIannigan was at Everett
Stems Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hoxie -passed'
Sunday at Mrs. Nellie Hoxie's.
Mrs. Burl Gerald was in Durham Sum-
day.
Burton. Batchelder went to Burnham
Tuesday with a load Of hoops of his
own manufacturing.
Charles 5odgdon Of Clinton Is at work
upon his wood lot here. Percy Giles IL
working for him.
A. Dixon Is hauling Grating to Clin-
ton village.
George wardwell is driving team foHl
Willard Eastman. --
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-28
DAVIS WELL KNOWN
IN,GTxjoF PORTLAND

Portland. Me-. Jan. N.-Chief Of Police
Walter II: Dresser believes there is no
doubt as to the identity of the man
found dead in South Paris Tuesday. He
was George w. Davis, Portland taxi
driver. {. We hayss been in communication
with the Oxford county officers and are
convinced that the identification is cor
rect. Davis left Portland late last Sep
tsmber. 1.-THE end Of the automobile
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-28

sage Of the act. Mine state banks ana
four trust companies With capital and
surplus Of $17.s4,o00 have been admit
ted under their own charters with the
understanding that they win accept
regulations for the conduct Of busi-
ness made by the board. Applications
from 81 other such institutions which
prefer to wait for the issuance Of reg
ulations governing their admission are
pending before the board. s
Reviews Steps n
The report reviews the steps which
led up to the decision to put the banks
in operation Nov. 16, declaring that
after getting opinions from a great
variety Of sources, 1t found such q
diversity that it was guided by its
own estimate Of the proper moment.
Events have since shown" it says.
that the opening Of the institutions
was wisely timed to synchronize with
the restoration Of activity in our ex-
port trade. When the financial anxiety
which prevailed during the latter part
Of the past summer and the difficulty
which was then experienced in get
ting banking accommodations at rea-
sonable rates, even upon security Of
undoubted so1idity. are recalled, the
substantial improvement which has
taken place, since becomes evident and
is remarkable tribute not only to
the recuperative power Of American
commerce and industry, but also and
largely to the beneficial operation Of
the new banking system"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-28
Annust Salaries

In an appendix to this report the board
for the first time markes public tho an
nual salaries provided for federal reserve
agents and governors OF the u banks.
The salaries of the agents follow:
Boston, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Rich
mond, Chicago, st. Louis, $4,000; New
York. $4,000; San Francisco, $4,000; At
lanta and Dallas, 5000; Minneapolis and
Kansas City, $1,000.
Governors-New York. $4,000; Philadel-
phia, Chicago and st. Louis, $4,000;
Cleveland, $4,000: Boston, Minneapolis
and San Francisco, $4,000; Dallas, $12,-
600: Richmond, $4,000; Atlanta, 5000; and
Kansas City, $780,
The board also approved a directors
fee of $50 and Of SO for those attending
meetings Of the executive committee Di-
rectors living more than so miles from
reserve banks will be allowed per diem
fee Of SO for every days absence from
home involved in attendance, plus actual
necessary travelling expenses.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17

SOosepile, Soma, ,Gincr, Der ct.
mas BON Wisen ipeik. "-9ieber Serr
@is.Reonfteur! Saben sic ,lieie"
ifon sebort? es mag aud, manfenl
Seier neu iein:
~: ,aiir5lth brnh elm Tieb BEL
uns oes 9tadts Inn ~ ltbr ein."
3: sat er oenn eirpos mitge.
%nommen2"
H.: Limb pie!. Gr lieet i'm Scipi.
tai. Dteine Srnu partete nGmlif ulii
mid nit einem 9eienittel. Sic mein-
re, ih mare eben heimgefehrt. oils lie
ben Spisbilben ms Sals fonntel
lab"
e.: @ie piel @eihpiiter ieiS Sbr
in Gurer Samilie, Yeter?"
g: "3ebn, aatbarina lit Sic
1lteiie."
e.: ollnb naf Ibr lit mer2"
g.: Gin ilaumb1rtiger S,siingling,
Dem mir Iie auihdngeu meroen, iobalo
er lim lie umiraet."
Vel elmer Heaatto in Gnglumo ituus
ben 5mei Nmerifaner nit einem eia.
lild,en @raien 5uiammen. Die eng.
lild)en Heifen an,tiierten lid, inoen
lie einpiennie. Stiide ms @aiier
marien iino Suioben. ipie oie @aiien.
buben nab Dem 8elbe b%iitabta,ibtcn.
einer Der Imerifoner molte iih aud,
einen obnlihen Spab erInrlben uno
oa er feinen Iiennis bate. 500 er
elm 20 Collar olbitiid aus Ser
3alhe nm es binabslmerien. Gin
neben Inn iisenber g%nglGnoer belt
ibm Die Sano ieit uno iagte: Bite.
iangcn Sic 10 mas nif,t an. ionit
iprinet uns Der aDnis aud nod ms
@aiier."
Sruii: ~@eiBt Sit and. oab mir
bier in Den Hereinafter Staaten iiher
$600,000,0 900 iiir seiitiae @etr1nfc
a%usaeaeben baben? Sit oas riht
lhreflif?"
Sui: .9epib; mir miiilen etpas
tbun, nm ben TreiS oerfelben berub.
Snfrieaen."
Ser reuelte o,sancp Srinf" iii Ger
9ian Sunoap Sigh 9oll. Is iii ell
8las @aiier nit einem Collar
brin.
Soaten obige @ise ontebmbar
iein, 10 meroe ih es mir ,slir Ghrc
anrehnen", bieielben in ,nnierer"
liebeu 3eitlne 5u iehen. Samit fon.
men Sic alio iider iein. lieber Serr
@is'&eoafteur, oab oieie Spabpoael
menigitenS ~angeretnet" poroel
limo. llno menu Sic mir micoer
einen Charter ld)iden, mare es mir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17
Ger aepreate YGfer.

Ter Saittrager Snmio girg 5lln
goder Nboitllob ltnb faifte Elm 9rob
"gaab IeGne cid, 9lbOullab, abe,
Geln 9roo lit Sl leidt."
Der 9ader ihnnnSelte: .Wtog
Die Come pes Slides Roien aui 1ei
mem @ege bliiben laiien, 0 Samib
Sit Dir mein groo ju leift, 10 bal
0n nift 10 id)ner ju tragen ooran.
"a neiate lid, Samio, nabm oa:
Vroo inter Den Arm uno legte cinigJ
ailpiermiin5en Dor sbou1ab bin.
Ger Erophet erleufte Seinel
0eritonb!" ifrie Der 91ter, yOas ii
ood) oiel 5u menie."
sit e. Cir bes 8eloes nidlt ge
mug, 10 bait On audi meniger jl sab
len" lagte Sdmlo uno peritwanb.
abouaab ioa BON Dem Gage al
feline @ise mehr eentoft baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17

Sn einem prcltBiitcn St6ottcl,
mor ih Cbren5euae zines @ciprGhe5
5miidlcu eiuem @aitptrtb mo einenr
Shusmann.
"Na. Iuguit," in9tc Der @irth. in.
Dem er Dem Shusmonu Nltranf
ooas aan5e StGotd,en mumoert iih.
Dab on sir iest cincn 9odeubart
Iteben laBt. Sag nal, warum tbliit
on oenu oos?"
ia, Wecite, Srise," antiportete
Der Sfutmalm i'd mlb mir Sen
Bart auf Inoronrma lmiere$ ueltcn
&errn SiirgermeiitcrS itcbcl loiicn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17
Hid,tig errathen.

Wiether Gur neilen @irthtn)
sd ueriihere Sbneu, il bin 10 BE-.
llebt, ooB no ih aud, imnler ollsgc.
5osen bin meme @irthin binter min
SbrGnen ~pergoiien Bat"
@irtbln: .Iieleift iino Sic I'M.
nler obne 9eSablung bapongcgail.
gen. Bud"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17
Ter Stein upr'm @nithnns.

Gait: YSogen Sic, Serr @irtb
mos baben Sic benn oa mir elmer
Stein Dor ser Sbiire?"
@irtb: YSa, SOS is iiir bic 3et,
prefer. @aun Die oiBurenna, itol.
pern's oriiber, mo mir babcn'S Dam,
glei!"
8oit: rglba, alio Gin 3e6preQ,
i%teiu!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17

Gin foQcr 1erl.

Sn elmer Stammtiit,runoe be-
rdno lid ein Serr. Der ietnes Renom.
mierens uno altfihneioens pegen be.
ritbmt mar. @as err an Mbenteuerr
uno Seloenthaten erlebt uno poll
brat)t baben pollte. oas aren5te bel.
1abe ans ltnmosliGe. @ines Soaea
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17

Yni llmmesen.
,Saben Sic oenn aud1 sic falteir
gooer genommen, Die Sbnen Del
Softor perihrieb?"
Nd ih oahte 5uerit, id hattie
nift Den Mutb oasu, aber es ainl
nafrher bod"
30, nie oenn2"
sd fauite mir Elm aauoe."
ySSltoge."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17

oeiien Gillette Die aufihriit trGat
oShlaipnlper. GinSunebmen BON
Sruu Sanftta."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17

Der Gimme. vnenn mon lid, 10 cine
StGnferei bier geialen laiier
miibte.."
user itGnfert bier oern?" oeriesi
Der eide, lid itdnfere nitt, Sie
itGnfern."
Ter Waru nit Der 3eitune lad,t.
Sic Srou al meiner Seite madeli
wie @elatine. Sbr Warftfprb hiipii
mie elm 8irmmibaQ o,lf mir heritm.
Der gon5e @asen trent iid iiber oe,l
Sifen. Oh err reft bat. oas Itch,
oabln. slber er befinoet iih i'm 9eiit
Der aaaemeinen Spmpotbien. lluO
JEST id,ift iif Der Shaifner in Der
Sbut an, etrpas 5u lager. Die Span.
nullg lit allf's 1ilBerite eeitieeen. limo
er offnet Den Milnb unb init: .9lm
Spittelmarft! allies ausiteieen!"
Der 0ife laft. Der Oiiune pldst.
Gle 3igarre brenrt meter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17

nm mid moaIidlit unfenntli1 81, mo-
den, neil th pom ndfiten Monat ab
Den acknowledgements ipielen Joni"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17
~ ~
Wablerinnerunu.

Nls am 20. Sanitar 1912 befanut
lpnroe. oaB @iir5bi,rg ioSioloemofrd-
tilf, gemoroen iei, peranitaliete man
I'M Nahborit1btfen 3. einen llnljiig.
IS ai,g babel lout 5ll. ma id,rie:
,Hepolntlon. Republif,"-oic Miliif
blles ou5n: Gas lit Die Sorbe, bic
Der 4oiicr licbt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17
Sas Seil,mittcl.

SEER Sanftia lit franf uro ldst
Den Ar5t rliien. Nad,Oem oieier Den
Fatienten aeieben mo geiprod)en bat.
menoet er lid, an beiieu @heirau:
YSbr Mann mus urbeoingte Hilbe
mo lebr piel Shlaf boben. sd
meroe aus Der Ipothefe elm Shloi-
puloer heriiberihifen, ous ober gans
genait mad, Der oarnl,f anaegebenen
Goridlrift geuommen peroen muB.
aann id, mid ieit ooraui per(aiien,
oaB es 10 geihiebt2" .Sel6itper.
Itanolih, Serr Ioftor." erpioert Die
6ralt, pernunnert iiber Die Sraac.
Sbre 9eoeutuns miro ibr crit flar,
als lie bas 5eilmittel in Sdnoen bGlt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17

Mittnoh obne Vorpiiien ieiner Cat
tin itatt bes 9egelflubs Die 2open.
brdueReooute beiiif,te, miro in ieinem
eigeniten Sntereiie priiiht, Den al
einem mohlfhdtisen 3mefe beitimm.
ten 9etrae bon iiinf Marf 5u blnter.
legen. 5uuptpoitlagerno u. 3. g."
3rei Gage ipater traf ih Den Bib
bauer itno Sfiiler Der arnitafaoemie
Mrnolo 3nbifop auf Dem BAL pare.
gr renommierte Iehr nit einem
e%ntfernten Snfel unb trlie elnbun.
bertlnoiiiniunboreiBis Mtarf in ser
@eitentaihe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17
"
Nus Bremen.
(Mnhres Neihnhtd1en.l

(Wabres 8eihnhtfen.)
I'm bel Dem gusbrlde: ygleid),
nalnige Bride" Den 9eerifi raleif,-
nami9" jill erfl1rcn, irast ser Sehrer
cine Shiilerin: .Sino mir bcioe
oenlr gletdInamig?"
,9tein!"
.@arum oenn nift2"
Sic beiben Miiller uno id, beiba
alllgae."
vaonnen mir oenn alih gleifna.
mig meroen?"
Sal"
5000? @ie oenn?"
n@enn mir inns b%eiratben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17
Scimlucb.

Gin Sodermsiiter. Der cine reihe
Sante beerbt hat, unternimmt nit
Ieiuer Srai cine Heiie not Stolien.
als lie in Hom Dor Ser FeterSfirtc
iteben, meint bic tSrau gGdermeiiter:
.Nhl Shorifl. ih bob' iolf hei.
tiges Seimpeb! Nellte mGrc jllbaltie
mem 8robreinemnhetog."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17

men. sd, fonnie i'm MIR acaen 10
Gents Der. Staaten 8elo umtouitei
uno habe IL Gents mir Eorto unO
Sfrerbiofen beSablen miiiien, 10 oai,
mir feline Shmierigfeiten mebr ia.
ben, mas mir nit Dem lleberiduB
tbnn ioleu. ODER lit bos pieaeidt Der
yWts" BET Der gon;en Safe?-Soi.
fentlif baben Sic ooieie" Jest oc.
bort.-ne tner, Der giuas bon @isen
meib."
Steber Serr @ts . G~inienber!--
ran!" iaste nit 9ereftisnng mein
Gbef ais er Shre @ise iub. ,Irettp
lott! SGef'en % Gents" - an
@cttes 9tamen," ioete i'd. uno com.
mllerdnbi caliia that ih Die notbiaeu
Shritte, oamit Sic neben Ser @bre.
Die mir Shnen gemGb @unit oi,i
aonto 9etra9en baben, etpas ereii.
boreres batten.
einem Sreunoe 5eiste id, mas Sic
bonn Canadian Quarter" Iaaen.
.y)ou bet" uermod)te or nod nit bon
Shrdnen eritidter Gimme ill fliiitern
mo in Hummer Grreelns reihte er
mir Die Sano. Ger iii n1mlit aud,
mol in Canada sepeien.) Sd,
oriifte ibm oieielbe, oenn es beiorS
lid) elm anoerer Quarter brin.
YSfef'em Dat, he ioa eng 90 mena
8elonobet orenfen." Nir .huif,te"
cine 5brdne iiber oic nbloiien" @an.
gen nno lilt,tc cine refine SteQe in
metnem Soifentuh (oas mar nift
Ieid,t) unb peintc it'll in oieielbe
binein." 0tit Dem Quarter hoben
mir ms Damn beioc setroitet, 10 oab
es mir inenolif leio tbiit Sbnen ben.
lelben nIt,t mebr iibermitteln III fon.
men. sd, TRACE i'm aui oas pbenae.
nannte aonto.
Shnen berslif oanfeno iiir Die lie.
benspiirolgen 9eitr1ae uno in Der
Soffrulna. bob oieielben bulb ernel,.
ert lperoen, perbleibe it,, nit Scr 81.
rem @lsen gcbilbrenoen &otqdItma,
Sbr icbr e~rgcbener.
@is-H eoatteur
- - y
Scriep Sin, u. o., t. .. S.-Sn
tolgenoen ein lpabreS S6ulerlebniB.
sd, hattie nit Den ainoern Den .SeQ"
aelelcn unb lieB iie MN cinen guiios
lhrelben. las Sbema bieb: Die
Setretungstbot." Gin Sslnac
%leiItete Iif iolgenbe Stilbliirbe:
"Sea fam burdl cine hoble 8oiIe.
Sa lab er eiren Straud, uno oatte:
Die 8eleaenbeit lit siiuitia. Or iestc
lit) binter Den Strolid,. oriidte los.
uno Die 9eireiungStbat mar &c.
ibeben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17
0erliner Sflnhmnnn.

Tniiant: yGerseibuna, ;Serr
@ahtmeiiter, uarilm lit oenn bier
abgeiperrt2"
Shnsmann Greltnblid): r@eil
niemano ourd) ioa."
Vai'ant: limb Uaritm ipQ ME,
manD oiirf2"
Sd,nsmann Chnauseno): y@eil
ab9eiperrt lit"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17
Ansiueihcn

Cine 9auersiraii fommt sur Stdot
nno geht nit ihrem aorb iiber Die
8leiie oes 9obnbofs. Cine pllitenoe
Sofonrottue fpmmt hinter ibr Der,
unb Ser Siibrer gibt inteniipe Sig.
male. obne lie peranlaiien jl fonne1.
aus Dem @ege ST. gehen. StlieBlif,
bdlt er al lnb iteQt Die Srau jur
Reoe: "@urunt iteeren Sic iif niht
aus Dem 0ege2"
Ia antportet Die Srail gelaiiey:
sd oenfe, bier limo 10 piele 8leiie.
oo fonnen Sic mohl leid)t dii ein an.
oeres fabren, lpenn Sic ieben oab ne
Srail 10 einen idyperen aorb tr1ot!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17

nun ItanO hic 9ursc @eieaidoft alti
Dem 8leis elmer fIeincn 9ohnitatiorr
-oa fltbr ploslldl EN- 3ug III lie bils
elm. gQe ipraugen cri6rofen urb
init Iusruien bes Gntiesens 5ltriif
MIR Der ,beriibmte" Serr blieb al,i
Dem 8leiS liegen. Nohoem iif Die
dnoeren BON ibrem Sfreden erholt
baben, i~tiIr5elt JIG oltf Den am 9ober
2iegenben 5tl ltno fragen: Sit Sd,
llen mas paiiiert?" ., nid)ts met.
ter" lohelte iencr maliiios, rrltr sic
geinc iino mir abgefohrcn poroen. "
Sprad's, ~itellte iid) aui oen aopi mo
matte cine boilifc Serbeugltng.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17
-
Simmer Spprtsmann.

- - -
Simmer Spprtemann.
I.: yHa, pieber nitts in Der Spt
terie gclponnen?"
g: rs bepdbre; meine Summer
itebt INNER inter: ierner lieien."
y - -
Grofnnoc.
Frln5ener5leber: ,9n mcld)enl
SliB liegt 9resluu2"
Trlns: nan Der elbe ODER al Der
@eifiel."
gr6ieber: .Moaen Cure Sobeii
Die goloene Miitelitrube mdblen an
Der Soer!"
Sred).
Silnee i'm 2olonialwaarenaeifGit
# Eiuno 3uder, 2 Tiuno Sals, 70
YtitnO Monbelnb 1 Hiuno aorinthen,
p Eiuro gBbuiter, = Slaiten Bier,
1 3itrone. Wiepiel mott ous?"
aouImann: ,2.70 Wdrf."
Surge tim Sortlauien): .Sho.
men Cant, Serr @iiGer, Sas iii i'll
morgen meme Hehenaufgabe."
- - y
NadDmahen mGdlt' cr's.
Sauner (oie 5bat a%eiteheno, +:
49,. Nm bent betreiienoen abeno
lodte id, meiner Srau oen Sous.
ld)liiiiel beralis."
Rltter (neueicrig): yllnter mel.
dem Sorrponoe lit Sbnen oas gelun.
geu?"
Sas Snierot.
Ter 9tlohouer unb Sd,irrer Der
aitnitafaoemie Irnolb ;3ooifop alma
IN lhpercn Soreen lumber.
Gr brauhte @elb. Sebr piel 8elp.
Genn Der 6aihins mar beller lang.
Sebr lang.
llnb nlle Moglihfeiten, @eloouel.
len su erlhlieBeu unb alissubeliten,
bate err bereits %eritopit.
3iin1hit bate er ieine Terponotel
uno Sefannten anaepumpt.
Gann ieine aeiammtc entbebrlihe
@arberobe periett.
Cann Die Eiauo;ettel an einst
Snnoler perfnuit.
3ulest WeperS aonperiationsleri.
fon eritanoen. Sn n,onutliten Ho.
ten 81 3 NJ. abSuSableu. gn,abluna:
5ehn Marf. Siibor Gnaelmanns Nm.
tldlidriat bate ibm nad) moroeriidem
Sellid)en iiininno5man5is Marf oo.
Iiir ge5ablt.
aber mas limo iiiniunoSipansia
Wdrf i'm Saihina!
Cine fliid)tiae Grinneruna-
llnh arnolb 3abifom serariibelte
iino Sermarterte ieinen perfaterten
aopi %itunoen., t%aaelans.
Gnhli6 iano er's.
PIN nahiten Gage crihien in Der
3eituna iolsenbes Snierat:
pSener dltere Serr, Der am lcsten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17
Saierneub pfbl little.

N Fldq bat ma nit elld, Refru
ten, bis ma elld) sic 3ipi -. Die 81
piliIation megbringt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17
Imerifaniiher Snmpr.
Mnf ummegen.

q & < 3 x = x & g e 4 & Z 3 !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-22
FROM A TOURISTS LETTER

"' We were stopping, for day. at
Santa Fe. Nesting in "a hollow amid the hills;
bathed in eternal lfegiving sunshine; cooled by Me
cedaraden breezes blowing off the snowalad
crests, where the mountains kiss the skies, in the
sfadowy distance, Santa Fe, quaint, old Santa re,
is called the Haven of Hope
GAS loitered in the lobby of the rather pre-
tentous hotel, the bus from the afternoon train
rolled up Came a youth, worldly wise, well
dressed and well off, If one might Judge from the
character of the impedimenta carried by the two
bell boys following-golf sticks, sporting rifles etc.
AS he approached the office, with that air of self
assurance which sets so wen upon the American
youth of wealth, he seemed the personificaton of
fortune-favored young manhood. But as | looked
again at closer range, slight flush little droop to
the athletic shoulders, than all, the hopeless,
homesick look in the young eyes, betrayed him to
me and to the watchful clerk. | heard the low
voiced dialogue; could not help il, as ii was at
my elbow.
Pardon me, sir said the clerk, very very
kindly thought, We cannot take tubercular
guests. There's sanitarium here that is quite all
right The youth flushed, his boysh mouth quiv-
ered the blue eyes filled with the hurt expression Of
scolded child, but he answered bravey:
Very well, ! will 20 there
ooh! the horror of it. The mountains of this
West are filled with these exles--mothers' boys
waiting, waiting, waiting. Some return, but more
do not They are so pitiful, these lonely ones, away
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-22
MAKING ONES OWN MODEL

m HATS a beautiful little story from Evanston,
l. Ill., about the Howard OsbornS, bridal pair OF
Northwestern University showing how Miss Lamke
made Osborn model husband before she married
him.
Three days after they first met, Miss Lamke
presented Osborn with set of rules, like this Rise
at a. m; cold bath and exercise; breakfast on dry
toast and coffee; loyalty to study; no attention to
girl students; no smoking, drinking, loafing, or
overeating; eight hours sleep daily; daily athletic
practice. Young Howard observed these rules for
four years married the girl and is now "a model
husband"
II is beautiful story as is also that one about
Jack and the BeanStalk." Only, It's to be feared
that this beauty, like most Others, is just skin deep
man who will let woman lay down his
rules of conduct before marriage and faithfully
live up to them after he has got her is something
more than a model hushand--he's model angel,
and as rare as the dodo. OF course, most men are
angels about the time of their marriage, but any
wife will testify that they speedily outgrow it, very
largely. There are large number of cases indcat-
ing that the fellow who lets his sweetheart run his
eating, drinking, sleeping and so forth, runs such
things himself, with much fierceness, after their
marriage. Mrs. Oshorn's rules are fne-save as
to that naked toast breakfast-but possession does
make such difference, the variance between
anticipation and acquisition is usually so pro-
nounced, that time alone can demonstrate that she
has actually landed real model
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-22
Woman Who Helped to SaveFever-Stricken
New Orleans, SO Years Ago, Is Dead, at 81!

PASADENA. Cal. Sept. III
Mira. Elizabeth Fleming. So, who so
years ago was ono o. the heroic
volunteer nurses at the time OF the
great yellow fever epidemic In
New Orleans. Is dead today at her
home here.
Mrs. Fleming. then n beautiful
girl, volunteered for service and
was sent TO the Southern city. OF
this entire company she was the
only one 10 return alive. the others
dying. either from the disease or.
as Mrs. Fleming always contended.
In a large measure from fear OF
the dread disease. since many OF
them dropped dead without signs
OF Illness.
Following her experience in New
Orleans. the young nurse returned
to Baltimore and was married