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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1915-09-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred C. HANDLE
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll W. Cox
and son Roy; and Carlen Hooker,
Eugene Corson were over Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Hooker at Hatboro.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1915-09-30

Miss Charlotte Grimes, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Grimes, of
Newhope, and John Grady, of Lam
bertville, were married Wednesday
evening at $50 o'clock by Rev. w.
H. Lynch pastor of St. Johns R. C.
Church, Lambertville They were
attended by Miss Bertha Masten of
Newhope and John Moonan of Lam
bertviIle. They will reside at New
hope with the brides parents.
Guests registered at the Delaware
House during the week are as
follows; Harry R. Mckay, Wash
ington, D. c.; Misses Kathryn Will
son, Kathryn Kitchener, Irene Caffey,
Kathryn McDermott, Theresa Fonash,
Sarah Walton, Dorothy Metz, Ethel
Hendricks, Leah Todd, Ethel Red
mond, Anna Doyle, Adeline Wilson,
Rickie Krogus; Messrs. Elmer Aus
tin, Irwin Taylor, all of Doylestown;
Miss Vira McIlrath, Cleveland, Ohio.
HORSESHOE four-year-old horse
and one-horse rubber-tire cab for
sale. VIM. M. Field, Brownsburg,
Pa. Sept. 30-14.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1915-09-30

Invitations have been received in
town for the marriage of Miss Maize
F. Burns of Newtown and Charles
J. McGinly of Bristol on Wednesday
October 6, 1915. The bride to be
has been a frequent visitor of Miss
Bessie Brahan for several years past.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1915-09-30

Guests registered at Logan Inn
during the week: William Bitten
master, Stanford Bittenmaster,
Joseph Carpenter, Harry Alpaugh,
Frenchtown, n. j.; Charles Hansing,
Theodore SingIey, L. E. Blanchard,
Milford, n. J.; Mark Stout, Browns
burg; Harry Johnson; Mr.. and Mrs,
Walbheoml and daughter, Trenton,
n. J.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1915-09-30

Loyal New Hopers are feeling
rather perky over the publicity
that the community is receiving at
the Interstate Fair by the exhibit
ton of numerous scenes of local in
terest, painted this summer and fall
and exhibited by Miss Vera Nc
Ilreath, late acquisition to the
large colony of artists in this vicinity.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1915-09-30

Rev. j. H. Patterson, acting pas
tor of the Presbyterian Church at
Newhope, is assisting Rev. w. w.
Harris at Woodhill Chapel in revival
services now running the second
week. The meetings are proving
great force for God and conversions
are taking place.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-22
Gans bas @csentbeil.

gonar Gam erfldrte in elmer Ser
in 2pnopn: r9os britiIbe
8ei6 lit bas @eeentbeil allcs beiIen.
mcfiir Ser Seutlbe Militarisnus itdb
eii1lcet." Ser belltidle 0lilitariss
nlts .tritt in erIter 2inte elm sir
@ott, aailer lno gaterlanb" l,no fer
ner fiir Gubm llno G9re 80. Sas bri@
tide Heib lit gang oas @esentbeil.
@eiB @ott, oos mar Elm eutes 8ort
8nr redlten 3eit. am re6ten 9rt; j
Ser grite. Ser lit aIleipeil
@om 9euticben iuit pas @egentbei[l"
3luar ou perldipiesit nit feiner Gilt.
Sir lpen Der Sag bla,nabel lit:
9od iper oa bell lit bon Ben 2euten,
Ser miro i'm ia l9ou rihtig bcutenl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-22
Ser Nsilliarbeu Bump.
| d e.tat su it anbe
t 0 m m e II.

sSep gorf, 21. Sept. Sic goreer
llnp @erlciber Der rieTaen Sun,n1e, Sic
fir 8rpBbritanuien l1no 6ranfreidl
bier allfgetrieben lperben lpa, lplleu,
lple ss bente Abenb beiBt, praftild lid]
nber alle 9etails Ser prpieftirten sln=
leibe geeinigt bnbel1 bis auf slpet
Hunfte. 9od iino Dieie bon feiner be-
lpnNercn @idtisteit. Sic formele Mnz
filnoigltng oes @rfoIges Ser Nnleibe~
l1nterharolllng mag n0gliderlpeiIe
binnen as Stunbeu erfolger1. g8as
Der @ertrog cntbaIten miro, fann nur
IN llmrilien angebelltet meroen. Sic
Mlinltipnsz uno ariegsnmteriale Sraz
sc miro BET nen llnterbanblungen ni6t
erprtert, oblpobl cs nidt garantirt
lperoen lam, baB lie ullsseichloilen
miro. Scr gegenlpdrtise Gerllldsplan
lit, fit bieie (Iunitip1rs< unb arieqsz
materially lpie bisber onrf @oloIenz
pungen uno ii1ere slmerifanilde 9saz
pierre sll 5ublen. Sic @r6bc ser Nn@
lei6e ipirb lpeniger uls 500 05iuioneu
iein. @obrlheinlih 700 Miuipnen.
Ste Sdaean1tsipehiel iperoen flint
Sabrc laufen. Sic @ehiel lperben oas
Eripilesium tragen. bab Sic sSnbuber
nas Nedt baben, lie 5ur Gerfau5eit
ein5ureiden llnb lie segen englildz
fran5olilhe AZ <prp5entise @duIbs
brtefe Cspnbs) nit elmer 2auiseit bon
5tpan5ig Sabren unt5lltnlli6en, sic
aber bon ser en9liIdlen ober fransDliz
ld)en Hegterlng pnr Ser @eriau3eit
eingelDit lpernen tpnnen. Sic Mitsliee
Der 5lpcier grpberSino,1sz Snititllte, oic
ols probelltid1 betrud)tet lperoen, lplz
len. lpie es beibt, it'd perpilidtet baz
ben, bas Erpiett su unteritiiseu. gines
.oieler Sinans Snltitute iou &ubn,
2pcb 4 Company lein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-22
eadlien ,,mb ssrantcn.

ginc gans eiael,tbiimIihe geipanbtz
nib bat es nit Sen Snbien inns Sranz
ten. 9ns aDni9rei6 gabien Int nanle
,lib etbnosrapbil6 nit bcn1 ipirili6el1
Sadien sar nidts 5u tbuu, bie frdnfiz
idcu &reilc bes 8Dni9reids gnDer,,
mlr ipenig nit ben edten Sralltcn. Sic
cdten Sahlen lpobnen i'll @eitpbalen.
&anncber. 5hleslpie : 2olitein, Medz
Icnburg lmb Gpn,mern. ipdbreno Sic
9cbDlferllns Ses aDnisrei6s Gadie1
gellal tpic bie Der lddliiden Ser5osz
tbii,ncr tbiiringilb lit. Ser giame
lSahlen lit sort ein rein Sp1,oitil6er,
iubcm nan,lid bas Saus @cttin, Sic
re9ierenhe Samilie, Sic idhiil9e @llr=
ipiirne erbieIt. Niit bieier lit Scr Name
sablen bon bem ipirflihen Sahien
Die glbe bina,lfeeipanbert. Mebnlid
slteht es NIT Sen Sranfen. Sic e6te.1
ipobnen am Meherrbeiu, ipdbrenb Die.
ipelhe mir bel1te Sranten neruen. eine
Milduua aus Sranien, 8urgunbern
9e1en. 8npern. ehipabeu ,l1lb Gbii=
rinaern iinb. Sm Dtliden 9beiI ii1.>
aub ilabiidc glcmcutc parunter. ipis
bic 9famen 3eenib. &ebtpik ii. 1. 10
mod aeiaen. Srantiide @olonilten alti
tehenfalIs ilabilden1 gobcn iinb bie
8ranbenburaer. ioipie sic Sits nn>
@eltprertBen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-22
ltngetreue 8anfbeamte.

&ollier unb snei3ablfniz
Tier ~ eg en- Il II te ri II I a g Ii II g
!. ber6aftet.
9ubuque, Sa., 21. Sept. @e<
orae S. Sonan, aoiiier; sSolepb s..
5aragan, 3ablfaliier llnb G6as. 9f.
Siege, 5ipcitcr 3ablfaliier (1eller)
Der 3ublaue geational 8anf iuurben
beute bpn1 gunbeslnarldall perbaftet.
Sic iino Ser l1nterl6lasnng belbul-
bigt, Der NiBperlpenbuns bon Belbern
lnb fallder gintraeunsen in Sic Bii=
der. Ser 8etrag Der @erll1trellungen
lit nidt tpeniger als $4,000. sic err
itrecten ii6 ilber cine 2ln5ahl bon SAT-
ren. Sic Mnflage, auf lpel6e bin Ste
8erbaftung erfpl9te. lpurbc bon Sen
9unbes 8auf ggnminatoren Hobb
llnb 6augb erboben.
Sic Intla9e Der l1ntcrlhlagung
ridtet lih 9e9en 6o1,an unb Siege,
Die gnflase auf Mibperipenbung Ser
@elDer Ser 8anf eesen 6arrasan. Sic
@erbaftrngen erfolgten ais grscbniB
elmer llnterlndung bon n1cbr als 5ipei
8oden. gs tpllrbe bon ben 8eb6rben
bebauptet, baB lie 8etpeismaterial gez
lihert bdtten, lpel6es lie gum @lauben
brilst, baB Elm Sting" ettpas nit Ser
angebli6en l1nterl6lasung 5l tb1u
bat, lnp baB es 1n0slid icin lpirb, ben
3llianpenbane bieles Salles uno iolz
den III auberen stdbten ieii5ulteaen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-22
:Sie 8rauer se,pinncn.
Be / eiliger Gin 4 a / /
befehl erlnnnt

Gbieago, 21. Sept. sn 8unDes<
9eri6t ipuroe bellte Elm seitlpeiliger
ginbalts6efebl geaen bie 9aod ssSslanoz
8a6n erlailen, lpel6e ii6 ipeigert, 8ier
unb anoere se9obrene @etrdnfe an
8aufer in vIrodene Counties oDer
Staote" gu transportiren unb ab8uz
liefern. Sier 8rauereien, cine in Ga
Grolle, 8ts., 8ipei in Minneiota unb
Die 81 0 # S slanb 8ranerei in
8od Sslono, ST., naren oie aldser.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-22
@illon nn0 8rpau btnte III Goniercns,
8rDam tptM feline Drieoen5mtliion 1T europa
beipred)en.
gienei4t aud Die gRatuugsfrage beren Gegner er t.
Ger @siaiarbenpump id,eint suitanoc ,u fommen.

rpoh prp bn NIT NralDent Silon 5uammenen Bum erten
Wal pieoer Dem Mnt bes toosefet,rs
eb - @r nil nit @on c 5roel5mii1n in europa beiprez
en geledt tonm al Die anerifaniihe aitnosfaoe ous
Sapet ~ 8pan pro a6ingon berlailen rilde 4ouffobrz
lei Sd)F1 p9en Sepa1nltg IN Neppprt Geps 5lridge6atcu
@1tarnen Eump hetnt aen9et alf ulr 700 afz
1onn iperoen llnsetreue gauf6eamte Gubuqle pbaft
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-22
2l9 221 RI 4. sn. 9aDenport, 50.
8ulgQriell s. ) iein SER nlobililirt.
9ie Sage aat ser ssalfs ,albiniel iebr isnserid,.
9ie beiben Gentralmddte sreiieu serbieu au.
9ie rnfiiide ssilna ar'nee nod III Der safe.

e erbte 8e9ierrg bat cine esone erb bugarien
eren5e lart ~ 8nlsarien nan 100000 1nobil geu
lb arlee beibieBt Die ierbden Stellgen ib Ser guno
Se &aer1adte polen ourd na gugareu unb apn1ont
npp aan9en 9fnien iiben 2onbouer Mbpadnosperud
nod ~ 2noenbuss Sale felt - Nad labt feinen
3peife Sic re aataropbe 0rfte au au sen galta lpirn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-22
Scr aricg.
9eutide geridte.

9eutide 8eridte.
gerrin, 21. sept (Drabtlos'
aber Gabbiue, 8. So Sic .lleberlee<;
@enigfeiten sleentnr" beridrst spon
Der @alfan 8albiniel, bab Sic ierbie
id)e 8egierllng sic ierbi1d bulgari<
ide @ren5e our ariegs3pne erflart bat. !.
9esgleiden ipirb beri6tet, baB bull
9arilde 9rnppen nnbe Der ierbiihen
@ren5e fon8entrirt iperben llnb baB
belltide nnb Diterreidiid u1garil9e1
9ruppen felt einen geipiilcn Datum
an Der lerbil6en @ren3e tpn3entrirt
porben fins.
Sic n6ranffurter3 3eitune" beri9tet,
bab Elm grober britilber gransportz
oampfer alif Der Sabrt bon Megppte,1
na6 ben 9nronneGen bllrb cin beutz
f6es 11nterleeboot gum Ginien ge<
bradt tpprben lit.
Berlin, 21. Sept. (gia 2on<
bon, $3.50 Na6m. Mn1tIide Nelz
0ung.
On Ser SO Beitfront.
SIM sonde5 Mrras @e5irt lnz
terbdlt Sic frnn5oiilde Mrtillerie fait1
nuunterbroden Elm itarfes Geuer aufs7
reht.
Sn Der Nadbaridaft bon NeubiIle
e,ltlpif rlten iisb beftisc &anoeralatelis.
f6ntpfe.
Size 8lodbauier bei gnpisneul am
slisne Mar,,e aar1al, norbtpeflid
bon Meinls. iuel6e lpir geitern gu
Sriimrtern idpilen, ipllrbe11 ipdbreno
Der Nadt bon ltns III l1ebcreiniti,n<
1nal1g nit lln{eren, Elai1 bollitanoig1
9erdur,t, t1nbbert Sic 11eberbleibicl
in Bic a1lft geipren8t iporben ipnren,
obne baB mir nit Sem Sei,,b in sBsY
riibrllng faIne,t.
Nuf unlsre gteuunsen ol,f oerr
Sartnan,stpeiIerippf ipurbcn berz
fdiebene 6anbgranaten Mngriffe ge<
na6t. Sic ale abseidla8en !p,Irben.
Geitlid bon Yertbcs llno in ben Mr&
gonren ipllroen III ben Stellungen bes
Seinbes Minen CUR ggplplion sebradt.
Mn Ser Dffront.
Armeegrllppe bes Sel6n,nridans
bon @inoenbllrg. Sic Grupper1 beg
Benerals bon gi1born MAIDEN Bel ben
gnsrifien i'm Mor0oiten nnb @iibtpe@
iten bon Didminna Sortidritte. Ser
redte Sliieel bieier Mrmcegrlppe bat
1l,ter fprttpdbrenben Nndbutsefe1ten
sic Geaelo Ditlid bon 9iba, iiib6flid5
bon Nobogrrbof. erreidt.
Nruneegrrppe BEG Erin5en 2eopplol
npi 8abern: Sic l1eberirdeitung oes7
Slnjies Molcas8 lit bei pno iublid bon
Dippbaec aussefiibrt iporSen @eiter
1iiolid iino ll11lere Srl1ppen inter fort<
ipabrenoen WerfoIeungsgefedten liib<
Ii6 Ser Molo5ab5, Nobatan1b5 upb.
Ditrctp 2inie burdgebruneen.
Mrmeeeruppe bes selomarldal1s
ppi. NlndenIe,: SIZE Gage BEL bieier4
glrmeeeruppe bat iid 1idt gednoert.
Betreffs Der oeutIden Eruppen allf4
Sem iiibDitliden 8riegslda,lpIat iitA
nidts 5,l beridten.
Berlin. 81. Sept. (@ia 2on6pn.
1t:O5 @prn,.) (Mugenldeinlid bon,
britiiden genior eeoottert.) glmtlide.
@eridtc aug ben D|terreidiiden nnb
ocntlden &auptalartieren llnO' 9epe<
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-22
selesrapbiidc gsDtisen,
21. September.
d ie + d III esn SCR 81 q

. a pa ~. eSn Der yta tic n a 9
2ea9le:
ct. 2ouis 8, YbiIabelpbia 8, er,
ties spiel.
ct. Bouts i, philadelphia 6.
Chicago 4, Stem gorf 5.
@bicago 5, Sem Dprt 8, 3peites
Spiel.
Cincinnati 2. Bolton 4.
Gittsburg 8rooflpn. ipesen tals
ten 8ettcrs perldoben.
seSn Ser q M c rican 2eague:
sseip 9orf 3. ct. 2ol1is 0, gr]tes
spieI.
s'elp Yorf 3, ct. 2ollis s.
Bottom glepeIanb, Hcgen.
9bilabe1pbia 5, 9etroit Z.
8albington Z, Chicago i.
Sn Der s ebernl 2eague:
Chicago 6, gielpart 4, grites
Spiel.
Chicago 8, Meipart 6.
ct. 2ollis 5, Baltimore 2.
aanias gitp 4, 8rootlpn 1.
9ittsblr9 2, Buffalo /.
Sem 9 orf. Mntbonp gon,itod, Sc,
Sefretdr Der Stem 9orfer Geiellidafi
sur ltnterSriidlng bes Caters lit beutc
slbeno an 9uneenent5iinaung sez
ltprben.
9Snncuto1, gnglanb. II 9erss
lelltc perloren beute IN Spl9e eines
6euers III ser ggbaa &oblengrube ibr
2eben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-22

autoritat BEG -n0rolihe.1 Gbefs crlaile~
nen srflarllng angetiinoist. 3ieie glnz
tll11O19llna tit Die Solse Ser Geriichte,
baB 4uslanoer als grsebnib oes Rez
1ultates Der pdnan1erifanilhen apnfez
ren5 in Seem Yort, in peIhcr sic 4ne
Observation-Disclosures befiirlpprtet ipurz
De, 81 lelben baben piirhen unb Ser
erlleuten @arnlrng an slmerifaner.
aus Der n0rblihen &rieasspne in g2e=
r1fp beralssubleiben.
@albingtnr1, 21. Sept. Sic
gean1ten oe5 Staatsbeparte,nents tonz
fertren mod immer nit Sem slttafee
Der brttilden 8otlhoft betreffs bes
8anffabrteiz S6ifies, @alamono, oas
IN gtelnport 9Selps, leit mebreren $50
den bon Der ameritanilhen Geaierl1ne
5uriidsebalten miro, neil es, oIs eg
bon slulfralten in bieieu Safen einIief,
nit einen 4zsolligen @eldiib, bas in
le1nem Stern aufsepflan5t tpar, ausz
geriiitet mar.
es lpurbe beute eelogt, bab sic bril-
tide 8esier1ne bieueidt entlheibeu
lpilrbe, DOB boS @ei9iie bon Ser @az
lanana entfernt tperoen lpue llnb feinc
streitfrage oaraus MAIDEN neroe. csu
nele,u Sale tpiirbe bas s1ifi lofort
le1ne 8larirungspapie er6alteu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-22

fiibreir ll} - ipp lpG nur 80 Meilen ierbildes
Gerritorilln1 5ipilden ben @ren3e,1
pen ltngarn llrb 8ulsarien liegt. Sic
|idtpierige bersige Gegeno, Ser Man<
[[Ael on elmer giienbabn llno Sic y1dbc
Der rlln,anilden G'ren5en ipreden icz
bpb 81 @nniten Deg nlten @eges Ser
&tslreu5fabrer tpeiter ipeitlid burd bas
breite llnb frudtbarc Mpratp1 gbaI.
Surd bieies Ebal Iallfen gtraBen
llno eine giienbabnlinie nad Bulga<
rien unb Der 9iirtei 9ieie Giienbabn
beriibrt Die 9onau on 5tpei Yunften-
8elgrab lmb gemenbria ipelhe beiz
De belte bpt, Der belltiden l,nb 6lter=
reid 1lngariiden Mrttllerie nnter
Seuer gcnonmen tpurben. (Rieie Sc
pel6e mare beiier bon 2onbon, als
bon 8erlin Datirt geipelen. q. 5. 81
gerlin, 21. Sept. Girefte SUM
fcnmelbung iiber guderton, q. 81
9as beutibe ariegsant beridtete unz
ter IN Beltrigen nob:
"9BeItltd bon ct. Quentin tu1rbc
Elm britilder Meroplan bon einem oelt<
|iden Sieger berabeelhoiicn. Ser Qenz
Ter oes erlteren ipl,roe getootct, unb
Der militdril6c geobadter ipurbe ges
fan9en genon,1,,e11.
Gbiges eribien nidt in, geltriaen
6eutl6 4 antli1en 8eridt. tpelder
ii6er 2onSon sing; bertnutblid lplrbe
les bplt1 britiid)en Senior geltrihcnl ]
gariier Beribt.
Haris, 21. Sept. q l1br 81
gln. Sn ben, belltisen an,tliden 8ez
ri9t tpiro Elm bon beiben geiten beftig
aefhbr brterartiu uerietampf een,elbet, ser
1,Drblib bp1 Nrros llllb Ditli6 bon
aonlette llnb 2orette cine gang beionz
|'bere Seftigfeit erreidtc.
gin anoeren &l1nften ser Sront in
iSranfrei9 fam es ,5lt @efedten. an
Delben S1,fa,,teric lnb Mrtillerie be-
tbeiligt ipar.
Set Of M nnesr 8eridt a ns
bem s. a II Ia luS.
9etrograb, 20. Sept. (pia2pnz
Don, ben q. gept., 4:O7 01gs.) Sic
| folgen0e amtli6e MeI0ung traf bcllte
bonn &auptquartier Ser rulliiden &au<
faius .Mrmee Elm:
Mm gamstag fam es gu @eipebr<
feuer an Ser &iiite
Sn Ocr Midtllng bon Giti pertrie<
ben l1nlerc Spider Sic Giirten in Ser
Ndbe oes gnrfes 8bistapore. II
SIN Gaiiine : 9Dnle tpar unlere
NbantgdrSe ,,abe gcbcd erfolgreid lino
iii, Ser Mi6tllns bon ReIa5gberi 3ers
iprengte llnlere &nbnuerie Sic Giirfel1
in Ser Mabe bon Snoialpu llno erbeu<
tete cine grnl1sport golonne.
sSn Der @egeub bon 8an fa11be1
8uiammenit6Be Ser Muilen l,no Eiirten
tpeitlid bon Angb itatt.
sSn ben iibrigen Gbeilen ser Grort
Lift bie Gage unberatlbert.
Scr 2onbon.er 5enf.
|De + SO unih Ser Cater oeis
@ebantens.
a2pnbpn, 21. Sept. (12 l1br IS
Nadn,. Sic lesten Beridte nus ser
WiTnn 0n,1,f,f2n,,p Ne1ifp,, ~, NnE hip
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-22

@allier unb 8nei3ablfniz :
Tier ip egen l1nterih Il Ia I'm g
= er6aftet.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-09-23

The odd thing about the discovery
is that It came by chance. The pro-
fessor's assistant was told to use anise
oil in the mixture which was being pre-.
Jared. Instead he put in anisol.
A third invention which will be al.
most as useful in peace as in war IL
4 method for taking almost instanta.
neous X.ray photographs. Hitherto an
exposure of many minutes has been
necessary for X.ray photos.
The searchlight has hardly been i'm.
proved since 1886. when the first per.
feet parabolic mirror was produced.
The chief disadvantage Of the search.
light has been that it could not be
used in a ship that had not an electric
installation.
This has now been changed. A new
searchlight has been evolved in which
a mixture of acetylene and oxygen is
burnt and the flame played on q small
pellet Of ceria, which emits an amaz'
ingly powerful light. The outfit is quite
light and portable and can be carried
and used by two men. 1t will be most
valuable both on sea and land.
Water wireless is another product Of
this tremendous struggle, which will
probably in the future save thousands
of human lives from collision at sea.
At present 1t is being used for the de.
lection of submarines; in the future
passenger vessels will find 1t invalu.
able in times of fog.
The French have a new air bomb
which, when it bursts, produces cold so
intense that the aviator who first used
them in November last has placed it on
record that he distinctly felt the chill
at height of 800 feet. 1t Is suggested
that a modification of these bombs will
prove extremely useful in fire fighting,
and will enable firemen to get to close
quarters with the intense flame pro
duced by the burning of oil wells.
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Trim little serving aprons. ike those
shown in the picture given here, are
made Of lawn, dimity, dotted null,
cross.bar muslin or any other of the
half transparent and inexpensive cot.
ton goods that launder well. The pat.
tern is neat and graceful and makes 1t
possible to cut the apron from small
pieces Of goods which one may have
left over from other things. The mar.
row apron is cut with panel and bib
in one at the center and two side
cores. These are set together with
long strips Of the material or with q
contrasting material or with embroid-
cry insertion. The strips are long
enough to pass over the shoulders and
cross at the back. They are pinned to
the waist line and covered by the band
or ties that fasten the apron in . bow
with short ends, at the back.
The manner Of setting together and
finishing them is very simple. At the
left of the picture is shown an apron
cut from lawn, the pieces Joined by
plain strips. turned under along the
edges and machine stitched to the
cores. 1t is hemmed at the sides and
bottom and across the top of the panel
and narrow band is set on at the top
Of each gore. An edging of machine
made buttonhole.stitched scallops,
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Hub Of Three Na1ions.

An Alpine point Of curious interest
Just now, % the meeting place Of two
hostile nations and IN anxiously oh.
servant neutral, 10 the Dreisprachen.
Spite (S,32S feet) near the Stelvio
pass. AZ the name implies, this height
10 the spot where not only three M,
tions-Switserland. Italy and Austria
meet, but three languasee-German.
italian and the Latin Of eastern
Switzerland. Two similarly named
peaks in the Alps have lost political
significance. since the Hspsburgs
now own, in tho one case. al three
countries, in the other, tive Of the
three-the Dreiherrenspitze, junction
Of Tyrol, salzburg and 0oerz, and the
Dreilaenderspitze, junction Of Tyrol,
the voralberg and switzerland.-Lon
don Chronicle.
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which can be bought by the yard and
10 very inexpensive, 10 set in along the
edges as pictured. The ties are straight
lengths Of lawn finished with narrow
hens.
A band for the neck and cuffs for
the sleeves are made to match by
edging straight strips Of the lawn with
the scalloped embroidery.
The second apron is of dotted swiss
set together with an insertion Of EN-.
broidery. A narrow hem finishes the
sides and a wider one extends across
the bottom. The bands for the collar
and cuffs are made by sewing q
hemmed strip Of the swiss to = length
Of the insertion.
The addition Of the collar and cut
bands will make an attractive outfit to
be worn by q maid who serves at table.
There are several good designs for
these aprons. all constructed with .
view to making them launder % easily
as q handkerchief.
JULIA eoTToMLEX
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-09-23

NUl mUCu Lu0I IL ucW Udy Uo 66sAO
about the hats for little girls, since
mothers have been almost Of one mind
in selecting bonnet.like shapes for the
fair little faces of their daughters. But
here is something new in . soft hat Of
ribbon, and also . remodeled hat with
braid hrim and lace crown, which the
home Milliner will enjoy making for
her own or for some other small lady.
The first hat is made Of satin ribbon,
in a light color, about four inches In
width. Hardly two yards Of it are
needed, little over . yard for one
length and about three-quarters for the
second for child Of five to six years.
The longer length Of ribbon is to be
shirred over cord on one edge and
gathered on the other. The shorter
length is gathered on one edge and
Joined to the gathered edge Of the
longer ribbon by a piping covered with
q narrow bias band Of satin or with
narrow ribbon. The remaining edge
is to be gathered up with three shirred
pfntucks in group near it. The gath
ering thread at the edge is drawn up
to form the top Of the cap.
Ready-made ruching in q double fold
and plated frill of narrow lace are
sewed in about the face. Tiny roses Of
chiffon, or ribbon, or little millinery
flowers are set about the edge and the
hat is finished ready for lining. The
lining il to be cut from thin silk, or
null. matching the ribbon. It is made