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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-02

G,nn.r bts Srients unb Ieinsr @ss
idiGte gsporoen. sSallmeraDer III
heute 70 gut ipie pergciien. Saline.
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bem ubiterbenbsn 5sIam snsrgii9 be.
itrittsn unb in fsiner !S0iInung auf bic
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ii9 burdaus NIT ben poIitii9en 4n.
iihten Der 9eeenipar!. gDas ans ses
genipdrtig DEFENDERS intsrsTirea mub.
IN sins S6iIbsrung aonitantinOpeIs
aus BEN glnians Der fiinfSieer Sabre.
CT nennt bas alte 9pjans nit jeinsn
aubsnpaien BON ben fiblidiisH Sar'
baneatnfdl0fern Biz 81 ben aunItpuls
iauen, bic ben eineans gum Sdpars
sen Nssr bitten, bic srobartiefle unb
unbe5Dinsbarfte Ra.urfsftung bes
Grbbobsns. gu 5tpeifelR obsr gar su
Ieusnen, bab bic Siirt.n. nm sie l.sts
S6an5s unb Io3uiaeen bas Ssiligibum
ibrsr Ssrribaft eesen ben no:biihsn
erbfeinb Ole RuFen) gu Dertbeioissn,
Su WaTsr unb gu 9aHb nod ausrsi,
6snbs &rafi bsiisen. lpdre nur poIi!i.
idsn ROmaniiiern erlaubt. Den mann,
bafttn Ginn aber unb ben guien Mil'
len Der Ssmanli, msinen mir, babsu
bic einselnen. bier iinb ba aus benz puls
ianifhen 9oten berporIpriibsnbtn
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bstiisn b.liIid funbssiban. 60 gliu.
bigfromm unb eottperirauernS Der
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,bas itOlS, MDrt: .aubrstlsrime isnob
sberim' (.Sh itiibe mid duf meins si'
asusn srdfts"l. sum g0ri&sia som'
insn.s II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-02
Wp1tatunbIideRaus-m a.

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furen. lltber Waiuren, bas 2ano
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Wslttrieae, krrfdt Eel uns nod ims
mer bic alnfiht, oIs OBJ aanb unp golt
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mutb unb 0ummbeit petpmme. DieI.
anii4t III ean3 foIfh. 8Dar lam man
ni6t bon elmer ,is,ntlich mhfuriiheI
Sultur fpredrn, bsm Der Gtnflub Der
perfhisbeneu @6li,ri9afi.n, bic i'm
2auf. Der Sabrbunberie in bieTem
n6rblihsn 9bsile unisr,s @aterlanbes
bic Ober5ohett baitsn, bat fib In Der
Gntipidlung Der maIurii&en aaItur
su fart esli.nb e,matt, lin fe in
ibrer Reinbeit 81 belaneu. 2rber cine
aultur III bod oorbauten, unb 5lpdr
cine polniif fldipif6e nit bsutI9em
ginihIas. Dies 5eist iicb, ipis in bsr
9oiifhen 3.ituns mad sinem gIortrds
ee arsaefiihri pirb, In Der gauart
Der 9eb6fte. bic nit ihren tiefbsrabs
bdna,nben S.roboitern unb ihr.n nit
Srndm,rten oerIeben,r SoI3fdbtn uno
Wdnb,n eigenariig unb maIsriid ipirs
fen. 9ieie 6duisr iino bur6aus mid.
primitip. Ter STATURE Itl1fi nift
asrn nit isin.m 9isb in tinsm HduHl-
9dber beitebi bos .iufaflite Saus ous
einem arobsn Wohnraun nit Sero,
Sf.n unD Di.npIdb une nod tinig.n
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binasr. ibsils als SdlafrGums bsnubt
iperben, bic StdIl. 'inb pelp5bnli6 bes
fOnbers aebaut. 1as gpI., bas In
nieien 5Gaisrn fpobni. fpriht pol'
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Sn pplniftr Sptat,e iiusi .s duf,
feline @olislisb.r unS lieFt .s pi, gis
bsl une bas gsransbu6, obue bab ei1
mafurif6es Saus iiberbnupt nitt
eentbor IN. bsnn bi. @eligioFi6t III
Der @utnbsua Ses mnfuZii6eH @oIiss
tdrntiers. 9luh bier ma6t lid ber
Ginflub Der s.fdi6tli6en guinids
lung s.ltsnb. obIbpn bi. Mafuren
rrptsiianiifh iinb. ,eioen no ii6roG
in ibrsn Sitten unb Der qusibnn1
ibrr rtliaiSisn @sbrGute nod beuiI&e
Spur.H bss adtboli3ismus. her boz
sfdbrbunb.rtsn in bi.f,m bdmals pol.
nifhen 2nn6. a.btrift bat. Die
WloIuren iinr gnusrn. unb bdnsriidJ
III bdbsr lire Rtiauna ann sfbsrnldus
ben unb ibrt ausidliebtiht geftdftis
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cerss Shrifttbum als sic gibfl tens
n.u iis .inum. Sbre gyoltsIiebtr, bic
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fhen lIriprunss finb. tr,dhtsn BON
eisbe uno gniTdauna. pm 5rinf unb
admPfsr. BON asbsnsfreube unb G!trs
BEN.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-02

sisr herum, bic niht Sbrs NeoiSin ss'
brau6t." -H Hrsu 8. 3. SObnfon, ". no.
8 gor 80. wrincston, Sninpis.
Grfabrnns einer aranfeniparteria.
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sls &ranisnmdrierin erafte Id iiHerlidj
Rpbio q. pinfhams Bssetabls COMPOUND
nS cine erobariist Nsbi5tn. Sd witnlte,
tdS ale ,srauen nit sintm SruuenIeioen "a
netmsn wirben. Sd nabm IS beim st'
benspedieI nit ben btftn &efuItatsn uno
th empfebIe bas COMPOUND allen msinen
estisnten, ipenn Id be,,u SuRanb bel 9.i'
len esfabre. 0trn tbus i'd sues. nas IN
nsinen srdftsn itebt, nm GHbtren bon bitter
Jrobartigen Ns6iSin Su er,dhlsn.- - frau
boraet Nepman. poIanb, Striimsr
90, Y. y.
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aidt berumitIsppen, Bis eire Operation
nptppenbig III, ipnbern io9leid 2poia U
einfbamS gesttabIe Gompounb siHsebmsn.
Beuu Sic ips5irleu Slatb NTH.
spenbis babeu. 70 idJreibep Sic IN
esbia 6. Hinfbam WieOieine Co.,
(fpafibentiell) 9gna, WaF.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-02
nmier 9DftOr.

Gr mar Doftor Der pbilofopbie unb
nit benz 2anbiturm ausgeboben pors
ben. alls fetne 2lusbilbung beenbet
mar. ipurbe er nit einem Transport
aanbiturmretriten Sur Jront gef9idt
unb Ianbete BEL unierem Regiment.
2lls er unierer &ompagnie susetbeilt
iDurbe, mar Der SelbDebel gang ent.
febt. Mas bem WienI9en MIR einfieL
gerabe su unierer Rompagnie gu tom.
men! Dtr butten fdon genus folder
lnsliidspirmer! mie nnfere Som,
pasnieHutter, 10 batten mir alIe, bic
iptr ala aIte aanSpetr.raVpsu f4ua
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-02

hWD ttNtt Suptpu,vst
lpslde esrd e,n Jrau.
snlsioeu peyur a d. I
ipurbeu. Sd nahnl
@. Yinibam's Tsgs'
table COMPOUND nit
Ipld' ouss,5eidnsisn
NeiuItoteu, bsB ID
jeyt por,iisIi6 tlble.
80 en,pfeble oas Com.
ppunb unb lobe s bet
When. Germ iett i'd.
ba5 Sis meinen Brsef
perbiienHiden. " slbt
soiim eine Jlad)barin
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-02

llnIer Mgent in Samilfun III
Serr Gbuarb grnd, 449 Glib ;Siufte
Gtrahe. gea Sci. 476 &., SOms
Gbpne 1881 y.
- Coroner Senrp Srone beiittete
geftern Wforsen in Der Rdbe bon Sad
fonburs bic aeide bes so Sabre altsn
George pdulin, fpelter porgeitsrn
glbenb in Der Wobnung auf Der frii>
heren Sames M. Gor'ihen Sarm feline
9dttin Sane Smitb paulin, 55 Sab
re alt nit elmer 5Itnts in bic rsdte
Seite Der gruit f6ob unb pann
Selbftmorb begging. pauIIin mar sur
3eit betrunten. Gr fam na6 Sauie
traf feine @attin auf nsr 9eranbn,
CAB ibr einen Sub. sins in bic &iids,
bolte bas 9etpehr unb itob feline
Gdttin fDGbreno fie ii6 bemiibte ibm
bic ssIinte gu entreiben. Die Srau
bat sipei SObne aus eriter Gbe, bon
benen elmer in Cincinnati ppbnt,
pGbrenb Der anbere in Der GGhe bon
sSadionbura aniGiTig lit. Der SelbIts
mDrber bat sine So9ter, s5ruu gbars
les Rufb, ous eriter gbe, nel6e in
Ribbletopn pobnt. Die Trau ipirb
obne 3peifel iterben.
= Die Stats Gipilbienft apms
million bat bier bic llnteriu6ung Der
biefigen ftdbtiideu Gipilbienit aoms
Inifiton beenbtgt unb bat bic Seussn.
uusfagen nd5 Columbus genommsn,
Inn fpater cine gntfdeiouns a65uge.
Ben.
- W. 8. Bauer unb German Stes
pban, griterer BON Wibbletppn uno
2ebterer non so. 105 8rofep 9tpenIe,
tolIibirten pprgeitern 4benb an Der
SprinsbaIe 2anbftrabe SO. 2727 nit
ihren Mptorrdbern unb Gfepban tpurs
be fas Iinte gein 10 idlimm aer@
uuefht, bab sr i'm Merep 6ofpital in
Bebdnblung aenommen perbsn nubte
- Die 8ilans in Der Stabttaiie am
GdIub bes Monats Suni betrug i'm
Ganssn $1o0,303.18.
- .. =. Rilep, 0illiam Suber unn
gbarles Worton fpurben geftern als
resuldre pOIibiten anseiteGt unb
pbil. @insfelb unb Rilep
ipurben als Motorrab poli3iiien er.
nannt. Der patrol 8utiter Sobn
6lifnagel ipurbe i'm poliseibauptquars
tier itationiert. 2lGe DoIisiiten fperbsn
nur sSturbsn tdsIidDienft |
lbun.
- Seiratbsi6eine: @drpen Welfer,
26. unb Gatie 9eiiier, %, beibe Don
Mibbletofpn; auslft Wellert, AZ.
3rsnton unb Warsaretbd 8rud, 30,
SItDer Dapib Dapis, "a,
Wartins sgerrb, o., rnb Carolina
Gbcrlctte Redman, 26. Wibbletotpn.
Soc Gtiles Don Wlibbletotpn
purbe geitern Moreen i'm Munisipals
seridt nm IS unb Soften tpegen
StrabenbetteIs beitraft.
- Catherine Gtuedel, bie @dttin
BON Wihael Stosdel, ST., ftarb geItern
Worgen In i6rer Wobnung glo. 431
Omen Gtrdbe i'm bitter Don 49 Sab.
rem an Shpdfe nit SinterlaFung
bes gattsn uHb feds aiubern.
= Ridter 6arlan betpilIiste gee
Itern benz Jarmer Martin Weaner
bic 9Heibung Don feiner Satin Mars
tba Weaper auf 9runb ppn @erfaifens
UNI loretta Satfielb DON Qlbert Sats
FisIb Dseen 9ernuaIdfiiguns.
- giHGd!eiGbisb brang poreeifern
Qbenb m ben 6of Der Mobnung Don
Robert W. Sobngen IN Der Siib .
Gtrabe unb nabm einen 25 SUB Ians
seu S4!da& aIs @euis. nit fort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-02
an berfanfen - Sdu.er.
Sn serfaniem: @rnnbeiaenthum.

SOC unb 81 per $50 6s, feline 9iTien.
fetue Stfuerl 'fir Sabre. fduien etne Cot In
pnbe Wdri. 8fci,btn sib., apdbiionblue. Sen.
Iebp eabis, GlHHpooo. frairuiuaui pteife
SO Bic $40 Der 5ub. Grsiap. 1884
aauft ein Seim. Idhi h.e ade.be bnfltr
bs5dblen, nsniqcr ais bic Sdlfie. bic fie ieti
wAeibt beBnblsu init Got BON 30 bel $50, &c
HGbTt 9ieenitum luirb no bertoppsIn adb.
lunpeu 50 peT giouni ieine 8tufeu. itine
@ientrn far 5abre gtetaD, i4i on 4 Str.
fggAs
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il unIerer gan6en
1lad6ar(C6att
8ibt es fanm cine araa, bic iid nidt
auf 9bbia &, 9infbam's @ege.
table COMPOUND berlafl'.

prinsston, 81. - 80 Iitt on s~taan:
Wne, ihpuem aspfi6mers am Stntsrtpp'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-02
Bsreius.an,e,ssn.
. Observation-Disclosures stabtperbanS

SeIis abeuh llbt ruonnilits Bsrinmuilnn
tn ber geniIGi 1urubaue. gai4hae 2sibdii
liegsn bct. Delegation nr5 2tHseigisialiste
itHb fttnHbIiGt siHatlnbsn.
NH btatiGem Guib
9o6n G6paab. Gtaf.
Ssurs GIbsrt ee'r- i'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-02
= ntltsn.

llnier Ngent in Samilfun III
Serr Gouaro grnd, 449 Slb Tiufte
Gtrahe. BEL Sci. 476 o., Sums
Gbpne 1881 y.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-02

ynie Cabinet Epaierk. um an apbbeIn
Gu arbeiier, Gebi eobH ifnb grIGsrnra an.
auisrleau 5utniiiSs TO-. gdiesoine 2ub.
3012B
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RdnnIt&.

often. Cabin pdbrrEb BEN qerHeH gaeff5cge
geueben. Glib Neiiable Barber Gelieas, Qintt6
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-02

g ortsr 'nr eaIoSnarbeii. 2eoi Ssrina
0robs ahenHe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-02

2sbtatr BHt6cr unb sleftinnsiber
cIrrs ednb. 1000 Central abeuus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-02

Die 0arbaneIlenfiab bic
itdrffe Raturfefung berI
Grbe. SGtob pbiIipp GaIlm.raps !,
Der 5irOIsr 9aseIObnsrfobn, Der T J.
na9 seIebrien Stubisn in ben nal ~
lsoniidsn Uslb,iipep ppn 1912 unbI
1S15 a,iassidpiets iJl3efnsd bss 6sIte|
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-02
Observation-Disclosures.

MISUNDERSTANDING often iar gldnner
ifnb Granen 1nnienbs bon 9rnsnHuneeu flnb
IN unshtt elite flr Gnfielnnaen fret
UrduiliH 9Hihiuis. Gss' 73. Ro6sfier. n. 0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-02
@ or Beri&t.

Ritt.r: mas iinb sic bon ysrufg-
2lnsetIasier: rSeiratbspsrmsiiIsr.-
Ri&ter: Sinh sic perbtirathst9'
ans,ilagtsr: .llm GOtisswirsE is
bpmzil.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-02

tin Gbtbaar iufi gtslunn; gsnu al
slobin, WsdHR ais Sanemnui pber irGenl.
pelte Hefddfiiauna III nnb antst bem 8nldc
Cfferifn inter .. g CO. DpIfsblntt.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-03
HAPPIER Z Xxx VI
THE MAGAZINE AS a MEDIUM.

When considering what medium to use, you are apt
to think Of publications which are issued periodically,
whether daily like the newspapers, week. monthly
Nike the general magazines and the trade journals
The magazines originally supported themselves on
thesubseriptens they got Advertising was purely
dental Today the that tries live on its sub
scfiption il apt to- die Aost always costs more to
get subscription than tie subscription brings There
fore the advertising that the magazine carries today
the backbone Of the profit of the publication That is
the magazines have such powerful organizations to-
sell their space, These men who represent magazines
are equipped to tell almost any advertising manager
something about his business. 8 .s@ .z*
ltiough most eases, each magazine has its own
selling force that seldom the field As
20 different newspapers may all be represented
BIZ organization It difficult corps Of men
to sell the advertising space for 20 newspapers
They cannot work effectively any newspaper,
the salesman for margarine who give all the
arguments favor of his magazine well favor Of
magazine advertising in general 6 sAsszI ID ss@ e.
The magazine is sold on the basis of the page as
unit but usually, you buy as small lines
half Of an inch Of column The cost figured the
circulation This figures out about three times much
the same circulation per line in newspapers. If the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-03

newspapers were figured Oh tie basis Of page and Tho
magazines were figured the basis Of page then er4r
the cost would be about tie same per page per thousand
Of circulation either medium: But take magazine
of 900 circulation with cost per page Of about $500
"a newspaper page with 100000 circulation might cost
nearly that amount per page. But Of course the news
paper page is several times as big the magazine page
So when YOU figure Oh per inch basis the Comparative
about thra great the usual newspaper per
Thousand of circulation, as IN the magazine
One big claim lii favor Of the magazine is that tile
people when reading magazine at leisure They are
They have nothing TO pull their attention AWAY
niagazine whether be the reading matter or The adj
Refreshments.
That is true as far as the outside competition aeafnst
your adj tile magazine Isl concerned But the inside
competition against your ad keen comprises al
the other attractions IN the Thus your ad
there must face Just as much competition as if were
newspaper or any other medium. For person apt
to be more magazine article story than
in thing they read in the newspaper Consequently
YOU hare bigger Job to pull the eye toward your ad
away from some magazine feature that attracts
If ads the agazine are scattered among the
reading pages they suffer the competition of adjacent
reading matter. Yet if they are placed together u
bunch at the back Of the magazine they compete against
each other not tie degree that street cards
outdoor signs because magazine ads need not depend
entirely display Some them have the appeal Of art
Others have the appeal Of jingle Others rely
toon Still others whisper enticingy terms Of daint
ness. Few force attention through sheer display
The ads on the printed page can be more versatile
than the limits Of street card sign permit
Consequently ad has notsso fiat compe
ton Ia other words the eye could all the through
hundred magazine ads and not get tired because there
would be that continuous variety But The eye going
over the street cards would be met with sameness
o display either would be of color just plain
eye.appeal through contrast or some other physical
method .E2s 5 49, 4ss sg s.5. 5,34. B.
The tendency today is away from the gaines and
national magazine Advertising and the proportonate
gain IN newspaper advertising. sss s.tss fE.k 81
This islargels because the virtues which the maya
zine possesses with the exception of the
perioFity the printing art of the news
papers This trend toward neWspape yersng is also
due to the that newspapers from the negative
faults which mar the mag azine asA medium
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-03

[Astoeiattd Pfe.S b federal Wifelsssl
PHILADELPHIA. IA. september 8.
Eight hundred workers employed III
the construction CI the new plant be-
ing erected 81 the Remington Arms
Company here Kent out On strike yes
tcrd65. joining the strikers ii the old
Remington works The labor leaders
say that the strike NIlI stop al prog
ress Oh the new building, claim
which the controctors deny The lat
ter say that q sufficient number Of
workmen remain on the job 70 handle
a.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-03

phenomenal native talent have com.
|bined to rrpduce thp finest 81 trio
playing.
And this fact has been recognized
ID music.loVing and altIstic circles the
wide world over b. The royal family
|of Russia fliberaI paIrons@of the nne
arts1 who have called upon the Cher
niaTskys musical talfilt on numerous
occasions, the Gar himself granting
them favors and pr tiieges il recOg.
milton Of their genip8 and again Ito
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-03

LONDON one lamb. ore pony,
one pig make nb l1t total 81 tie
losses to British farming Stock CATS.
ed by bombardment and aerial raids
lip to the present time according @
an oiIicial statement issued 1I tie
parliamentary commit Sion sr1o|ntS1
10 lnFestis he agfIcall.IIaI claims q.
damage
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-03
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
CHARGES REB ING

[AsHoci6ted Press by Federal Wirelessl
NEW YORK, n. z, September a.
Charges were made before interstate
commerce c0i11iI ssion6fs here yester-
day that al American steamship lines
Using the Panama canal are diecrimln-
Sfi11 snIoff s. ,eI s. Counsel ~ ne
Southern Pacific Company made the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-03

BOULDER. Colo I.....0 a.
open TIE safe and I|1..'0|''| ||||.
the Interior q the .|4|1|/ '.||
John W Brady a. Seventh |.
streets Nitro 81 IeI'I
About $3.50 IL money var stolen
police believe the IcIo.I. made |||
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-03

SeM PETROGRAD. Russia September 3.
- The Russians have evacuated q
y point near Grodno. an official state
ment issued by the war Office last
night admitted and have retired to
the right bank Of the Niemele river.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-03

rstu the RETAILER apko aoso odsefiises co 70 sh0o
he non retailer hon ran locer his prices bet
inc,tdss KS PROFITS S) 10 suggest d tie jobber and
s0,a dciufer cautious method to create demand and
increase goodleiH (4) 70 prepare person Db latent
advertising ability for place his ne,b
This course slen depered persodllu 10 class Of si-
dents, costs $l5 It Is eq15dlent to correspondence
So,se pick costs $685. The sirc 90 lcssons mil b
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-03

An organized campaign for con
crfpfion win be started ii England.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-11-26
Twin Brothers By hsWx;xs s.

The next day the twins had their
photographs taken standing side by
side. AS soon as the pictures were de-
livered Jim put II of them in his
pocket and, with a written statement
from his brother that he had called on
Miss Turnlee on a certain date, went
to see her himself. Miss Turnlee, who
could not divest her mind of the sus-
piciOn that some trick was being play
ed upon her, was a bit ratified. She
was looking for some difference in her
writing the anne on the two different
occasions. After chatting awhile, dur
ing which period she scarcely heard
what Jim said, he drew the paper oil
which she had written the name when
his brother had called and, handing it
to her, asked her to write his name
below the one she had written be-
fore.
This time she was in no hurry. She
studied the name she had written, COM
pared it with the one Jim had given
her and held the first paper to the light.
looking ut it and through it. Jim
handed her a pencil, but she refused it,
seeming to suspect that there might
be something wrong in it. After much
thought and hesitation she wrote the
name under the one she had already
written, but eve then she seemed
loath to part with the paper. However,
Il time came when she reluctantly sur
rendered it.
II suppose now it will depend on my
not mixing you up with the other Wis
itor. If you have played me fair l
have won. l have identified you twice.
All l have to do is to say when he
comes that he is not you. When is he
coming?"
"He has been here"
"Been here!.' Miss Turn!ec looked
i~ncredulous.
HE was here some time ago. He is
my twin brother"
He drew the photograph Of himself
and his brother and showed it to her
For Il few moments she looked at il
with Il blank stare: then. the explana.
proachfully:
THAT'S not fair!.'
Jim admitted that it was n bit
tricky and said that he would not hold
her to her bargain unless she preferred
to be held.
what forfeit am l to pay"" she
asked.
Jim did not reply at once. The lady's
curiosity was aroused. She urged him
'Yourself.." he said at last.
Miss Turnlee did not pay at once. bu'
she did in time-not, she said. becaus
she had lost fairly, but because jim
assured her that if she did not his lif
would be wrecked.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-11-26

An enjoyable and interesting out of
door game is entitled Brooklyn and
New York. At least eight players are
required. Two sides of an equal num-
Der Of players are chosen. II called
brooklyn and the other New York. \
SPACE is marked off at one end of the
playground. called home. Once in this
space IL player is safe.
one side retircs while the other
plans what to have, such as moving
grass, dressing for Il party, etc.-some-
thing OF action each time.
Then the other side is called. and
both stand in line with about five feet
between them. The side decided upon
to give the phrase gives the first letter
of each word in it, such as for moving
grass, IN g." etc. Then each member
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-11-26
WORK OF A VOLCANO.
Result Of an Eruption In Alaska Four
teen Centuries AGO.

Every traveller on the upper Yukon
bed, four to six inches in thickness,
that occurs on the river banks. This
is made up of volcanic ash derived
from Il volcano located in the northern
margin of the st. ELIAS range. more
than 100 miles to the south. Though,
geologically speaking. the material is
of recent age vet it was probably
erupteu 1.4UO years ago.
There are, OF course, no historical
records Of this eruption, but in the
course OF explorations in Alaska much
has been learned about the distribution
and thickness of the material elected.
1t originally covered an area Of ovcr
10000 square miles. and some Of it
was carried over $50 miles from the
volcano.
The deposit varies in thickness from
300 feet near the volcano to an inch or
two ut the margin OF the area covered
by it. \ rough estimate indicates that
over ten cubic miles OF material was
elected at the time of this eruption.
During the eruption OF kntmai volcano
in southwestern Alaska in June, 1912,
about five cubic miles OF ash was eject
ed, and about the same amount fell
from the Krakltoa eruption of 1883.
This Yukon eruption is therefore COM
parable in intensity with some of the
larger cruptions of historical time
Geological Survey Reports.