davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-24

&ulfelterne paa Spttsbergen, -
l5ontioig lom &oni1,l So11as 2ieo
arbGOer meo 5alg til &uslono al
f1tore fulrigc 9ele al 5pitsbcrgen,
%foregoar Ser / oisle Gage Sorbono=
finger / &riltionia ONT Salg til
9eoron1Gn0 al Sc alnerifon1fe @ru=
Der paa ggruppe11. Mmerifa=5 el1fo=
|bets Direfter> Wr. 5cott 31lrner
|bar / sen Mnleoning opbolbt Jig /
F&riitio,1io / flere Oooe> og bor CT
|ber f%remoeles. Torbonolinger bripes
|oa9lig mellem ban1 og NOR fe ST.
%nanSmen0. Oct ar1erifa11fe Sui
|fompagnis 8eiioOelier lig9er git oo
|Spo for N0bent Bop. Ser CT fun
Il Soualncr proouceret ca. $4,000
Cons &ul> bDoraf ontrent 9olppur=
ten er fomn1et til Norge. (ttie1cl=
ifobet Norif Spitsbergcr1 al1lfon1=
poanis % SC Nnferlfe Setter, oltiao
Eoe, TOM gien1em &o11111l 2ieD or
baonogipa ct r1lsiilf 5pnbitot, lig=
ger beggc pua Hitiioeu al Green
9arbo1tr, Sc Nnferlfc noget moro
|ligere emo set norifc &on1pugnis.
Egn flor, breo Sol - Hel16ale11 -
|ltgger mellen 6is1e Setter, lom lfol
bore nugget r%igboloige. De 1lDgjpr
bbert ct Mrcal poo ca. 100 &poorot=
&flon1etcr. &JebeI1tnune11 lfol efter
}Sorlpoenoe 0reje fig ON nogle FUN
|oreoc tuiinoe &roner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-24

fal6et. @n f%or11nberlie Iroplbeo %
@amling. Eli europa at boloe
SreoS=&onferenie, faa ltiftet 6reo
1nellem oe fen1pen0e Mogtcr.
Wean let poa set lcn1 man bill
111a11 fan bobe fine Gonfer pg Tbibl;
MON fa1t le paa set bla11beoe Gel
1fab, Ser 6riDes al felt forfjellige
3a1fcr og %laner, Der CT 1111oer Set
alt ct uroligt Mennelfebjerte> Der
i11ffer efter SUFFERED. Seq bar poo
9otfe1e % omboro. Gc1 bpiDc Sue
n1eo Sliefbiltetl Tre0s0u1e1l ba11gte
oberolt. Mpisrefercnter og Totogro=
fer til at optogc og neotegne. -
$$acoo 81. Miis's @pn, &r. &. Stills,
bar me6 font &eferent. Begej~
firing og 3biDl felt / 5ellfobet.
Sc ma11ge npsgierriges @urraroob,
heller life Spot bleb bplot tilboqe}
st u%noerligt oSSl1leitib, ON bpilfct
jeg oglaa bor mine Torlfer og
,Gbibl. 5burn1eri blo11ot Gelto9ue
- nn6re for at fao iii Mejle -
|@tore Gunner er Ser ofret poa oct.
ct Sorl9g paa at ltifte 6reb. st
fon1lc1r0e, mislpffet, moolfc;; n1e11
gjenr1e1n set gaur Ser noget al Sjcr=
tets 2angiel efter Suffered, lelp /
oct melt 1rflarc. uSreoerif VIII"
}ful6e gan lont oct rigtige SSl1lel fib.
Sitter bar jeg pao 9offe11 oa ONT
boro. Set En- 19nge liocn, jog bor
let ion mango. st fplot Sulcfib;
11te11 bet bar life 1pn fgr, n9rn1clt
Noroens Soft bot forbolospis fna.
Snn nla11 pna Den flint ubltpreoc
8as1ngerlilte - oo ioo man bpor=
leoes 1ua at iige Sc fom ira Ser
oens fire @iprner. Ser bar noact
f%rennneb moo tib1igere Sl1leifibe.
8lanot Sc mango o9 forlfjellige 6or=
maol og Gonfer> pil man o9iaa Ter
1e noget al ollie Tolfenes 2G1g1el
efter Sui. Suffered! @jertet leger
efter 6reo, Suffered; mull brpn1=
11er og ipger 5reoen og @lroe1
pao Sprbe1, bbpr alt CT. forfrgnfc=
Iigt, oerfor Sc mango 5fuffeller /
6e mango Sorbol0 lige til oct m1
Oct 1tore Sre6e11s &eroensrigc. Naor
2nng1elen life gaor bioere, 1nao Der
ito6ig iperges: @pob er Treoelr oo
Bernebe? % felt igjennent bliber
@baret: 0en firbes life bernebe
font &er6en t9t1fer / jim f1tlbe Gift
fel1e. - Den friit1c, &rilti Wcnig=
be6, fien6er Sporet: ~SSSelns, fun
bos Sig en- Sreoer". Selus CT Sen
iamme lom fgr, ban fam giDe Sreb;
ban tilbp6er Greben; men otter og
otter mao oct lpbe: g. at bu pio1te,
bbab ser tjener til sin Greb; men
oct er ifiult for oir1e Zine. @ppr
3inene aabnes, ser fe11r1er ban %
flyer: W1in 5rcb gibcr jeg gbcr,
io1n GerOen giber Scius, bps
Dig er Sreoe1l Sulcfre6, og Ben
font man fan % bote;; ia, lelp pou
Geje fan III bonc Sen /
Gle. 9erfor bolber hi Sui, og for
6reosbubet> trobs al Ser
bens 2armz og hi 1pnger: uOs CT en-
ebig Srelier febt" = Srebsfprite11.
81 beo, Ser ifol blibe ct ebigt Srebs=
riae. Sl1len fonn11er neb Trco. 2pt
til Sllc=Gpangeliet. 5png Srlc=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-24
V~inter|asning FR|T.

@i bil ien6e ltrar 10 imufffe,
f%olorerebe 6lagpoltfort, repreien=
terenbe II. g. Mmerifa, Dunmarf;
@orge, Sberrig, Sin1an6, Sranf.
rig, %noroiite &onger, olb., iamt
10 progtfulot folorere0e @ratula-
TONS, Sl1le- og Mptaarsfort> for,
nben Sll. 5amilie Sournal for Z
Maaneocr (ialt ca. 600 8og1ioer)
% ct elegant Baitel Maleri, Bog
mGrfe me6 &alenoer for 1916,
famt en 2iite ODER flere tufinoe i'll
tereSiantc og bGroifnloe 8gger,
iom III lelgcs til betb6eIig ne6-
fatte Sriier til enbber Tom ienoer
os Nobne og M6resier poa 5
2onosmRnb, ipm interesierer iig
for go6 2esning, iamt 90 Gents
/ II. 6. 9 Gents Srimerfer euer
/ SHlb, og nppner 0dte 8Io6.
6. &asmnsien EnbliIbina g.,
722 sortb 4tb @treet,
@%inneapolis, Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-24

b &g., l flor "Gubbe", minolt 5
F&g., iom CT iautmenfogt al 80 81
ter npiiet Melf. 1 fort Saarelaar,
! &albelaar, l. Slnifeltpffe pao 5
ag., 9 itore &ugfager> / flor Mfel=
lemmao-& Sage, Stsrrelie so Cent?
meter lang 90 genti1neter breo,
(@be0ebrg0 for / &rone. Og BERTH
en- pn1t ara11s. Des11oen tages 2
mi1ore D6ellemma0fagcr, 5terrelfe
40 Gm. lang % 80 Gnt. BRED, og
|bertil 2 &l1gfager. Com man Ter, CT
lbet cit foitbar Spas at berc mes,
men laa boloer 10 2agct paa mi1,b1t
|3 Gage ogiaa. {,
Qpsnpben / Stabanger. 5ro Sta,
Danger mebbeleS 6en 23be @oben,s
Der. Groos &e6bgren / Scot Ell
Bano5tanoen i Slte6alsbanoe, GIef.
tricitetsperfets 8as1irL 1unfet mes
Il Ge11timetcr. Stabaneer Sormon6=
ffab bar / ertraor6inert Meoe /
Nei0oags enltanmig bifalot 2ps=
observation-disclosures % @leftricitets=
bprfets 9riftsbeltprers Gorllag ON
lejebliftelig at gaa til llobpgni11g al
&onmltnens Bonofalo / Sltespig,
kiom ligger / Olteoolspasbraget
{Der lfal fjebes en- Grtrbin fra &ber=
ner 8rug paa 1885 9e1tefrpfter fo1
$4,000 &roner, leberet montere1
ont IL Tiger. Oltesbigfalbet CT be:
reg,let paa at lebere 1900 @elte:
frefter Deenet r11r6t. uobpgninge1
|of Gol6et ct beregnet til 100000
&roner, bbortil fon1mcr 10000 &ro:
ner til 2e6ning fra Den npe &raft:
%ltation / Oltespig til ben l1uperenoe
Sterilization / 0lteoal. 0ette Mrra11:
gemert Dil life afbiRlpc oen n11be.
renoe 5ihuatio11, men oct pil blipe
|en goo Re1erpe UNDER ocn Gerfepe.
|riobe, 1om plejer in6trG0c / Sanua1
Jog Gcbruor, 1amt UNDER Den Tto,
|lom meogaor til llobpgningen al
)5irafal6enc ct feroig. Sen l1pe ITO
bpgning ifol le6es al SS1genisr
|Soreooro og Dil bline bcgpnot meo
al n1uli9 &raft.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-24
Wht 6gifiRl0shptcl.

gebt 9stfjelosbotel. - Sptelcier
E5nrgen paa Iinic bor inob11ot tire
Eaf gtorges lterlte Mrtiteftrr - Mr=
11eberg, Socobien pg 8erner & Ser
Iiler til at Oeltagc / &o%nfnrrence
ON uotolt til ct MT, itort @gj,
~HIRlbSbotel poo @icilo i Solling0ol.
2r. Sa11gcn bar lifret fig Gomter,
log bet nDe 9otcl bill foa cit Daffer
I8eIiggenbeo / not1ritjpnne Smgibe1=
R(er, ca. 10 Minutters Bouq fra
I@ieilo Station.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-24

Rigb, bpis muligt, bos pore
aperterenoe og n9pn 8laoet. Oeroeo
itetter Sc EN- GOD Gag % ct oQnlf
@lao. M~berttslemerter er nsbpen.
bige for etbbert 8loos @fsiftens.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-24

&eugeforbolbene / Morse CT us
1loerfcoe, 116taler ~3i6ens Gegn". S
Mnrefs 8 fsrte Maaneoer er sSno=
Hloof / 8onfernc pget n1eo 100
9iHioner, bbob ser CT TO @anqe
nn mcget font / sen t%illporenoe Gio
inor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-24

bans 9jun. 8eo Boltorens Begro=
belie paa Bor Srellers @ropl11n0
logoe man MRrfc iii at en- fattig
flGot 0fano MED en- 8lon1terbufct
Il @aa11oen gif be1t til @rape>l efter
lat 6plgct baboc forlobt famine.
&ommct fen til @ruperL folteoe boll
y lonrterbufettcn ne6 / oe11, set bar
Acknowledgements itolte Torpcl %
1of til Ealtor 5tenltrup. Set bar
life Ell ltor> pregtig @rans, men
blot cit fottig> lille Buffet; mc'
bpor Grer Sen life Mfopoes Mi1tbe,
lfriper ~Mtols 5ociolom."
100 Mur. @nfe Glen @pSp, S11o=
lonoet, &riltians1u1o, fplote / ois]e
}Gogc 100 Mor. Sun er fpot poo
lGooroen M'11lpif / 5tongpif Yrp=
|ltegiGlo oo font for so Mor lioe1,
It'll 4riltiansl1n bbor FUN 1enere
bar boet. 9enoes Wan0 ct Dpb for
}lere Mar ii0en. Sum bar 7 Bern,
|2O @prncbprn 90 81 8prnebprns
8prn. 0cn nlbltc al @erne,1e, CT,
I9otter, iom MT ti1ier oe1l gon1le
Wtooer, er 70 Mur gu1nmel. - 1il=
,troos for fine &un6rcoc Mor er
|@llen baube legemlig % oor1oelio
frilt. Sum CT oppe cit Gib Dber Dog
Jog fplgcr i%nteresleret mes / ait
Joni benocr boa6e iu0e1lfor og 1locn,
Ifor Den0es troblc SIGNIFY.
Gn tpr 81 / 2jterbalen. 0cn 5p
Oct fer gi9loer CT CIT, lorn life CT
mere, men font cit Sang bur cfsilte=
ret. Den @mng Sen So font lao oper
}BonOet / Sstioea1> tilill>t lmelte6e
bort og1nrleoe ifplge 5totsgeolog
,9r. g., 9olmlen oe iib1te Me1ter of
oen op set nor6lige al 1lteroole,1
|og Ipn1u110tratten. Ser opltoo pno
oen D>aaoe en 5e lorn oer TIL life
ftnoes @}oge til / Norge, nernlig
en- S @onge 1ao 1tor iom Wjp1en.
Wto1( Ter eno1ru 5trn1oliniernc cftcr
Den longs 0%ol1ioerne. Om 0ennc
torteller ST. @olm1ens Bog r@rr=
IoGn1tc Sper", iom netop CT uogipet
iot Norges %geologiifc llnoerlpgelie.
llb%ban6rtngen fra Surge. 5ioen
Seroensfriqen brpb no for Set be-
ret title meo Sc forifjellige lpb=
; bonlige @e~retningcr ON ltopan6riu=
gen til slemrifo ira Morge. Gil
GrooS for arigen bor Ser ooo fore
goaet nogen l1bbonoring ogioo / set
1iolte Mar. SaoleDcs meOOeler Gr1i=
gront=Nfoelingel1 pco @riltionio $50.
htifan1mer, at / 2pbet al 1915, til
og me0 Oftober Mooneo, CT iolt
ober &riltionio u0no11orct ca. 36OS
Yer]oner fra 2un6ets for1fieIIioe
9elc. S famine Gi6srnm / 1914,
oltloo Morets 10 fprlte Mooneoer
ltogjoroe Gmigronternes Mntol for
bele 2onoet 6082 og for belle g(met
benimo0 1000.
@amle &egrabeliesififfe. Gn Sr6=
lenoer forteller / 8looet v8oIores"
liot ONT, bbpr6on set goar for Jig
/ en- 8onoebegrotelie / 5ofnebolcl1
Il set Ironobjemifc: 5om &egel
lon1les Be, Ser or br,one, Dogcr fpr
lelbe 8egrunelfcn. @jeiterne toger
oo nree fig n1inoit 12 Sitter Mulf
lonlt 4 Sitter goo 6ls6e. Begropcl=
1eSoogel m~cotagcs 5enoing Jon
maa fjeres til @oarben. Seq bar
lelb hGret poa CIT al 8o11begaaroene
Der % let en- iuo6a1 Sen0ing 11eo=
|paffet. Sen be1toar at: l 1tor Sn1er-
4Q0S poo q So. hnih &nnlt hnn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-24

Niffelgrnber ium blioer gjemopta=
get. S 8mle 9eiffelgr11ber, lo1r1
bar bGref neblagt / ober 80 Mm.
fdl / en- npr 6rentib 9riften gjcl1=
DptageS. 9dffelen CT / ltor &ris m,
% iprlig EpIfer11e ct ibrige Otter
pBrgerc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-24

|Sollner. Ser ct Jreo. 2oo oct font
nlc ON cit lille 5tullo. 81 nnrmer
|os MOO set elige 6rcosrige. @Lpoe=.
Zig Sui! ~Irpo sig bber 5jpl, ban
for f%rel1t". IT,. ..
u. Mnoerien,
@or Trel1ers &irfe,
1896 Off st., (11ear Bro Nue.),
8rooflm, q. 9.
S1I 1915.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-24
Nnrgr.

8iBruitjerr1e 8igrnipns Cute,
5rn &aroline @iernion fplote Sen
lite December 80 Mar.
Jebfels6oge1, blep ferret / &riiti<
nt1ia, bbor Gr1t 8jprnlon bar toget
9pbob.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-24

Sfrtb eiter Brgbenmmnter al bette
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-24

100000 &roners Spcrifuo. fSru
seriltianslmn6 meoocles oel 2ODe
gobernber, at Mftielclifobet Sri
hnnsiano" for libite Qriftsoor bor
I899,346 &ro,1er / 0perlfuo, bborof
1l1b6eles 162,750 og 100000 arben=
0S til Opitrib1ii1g al Mftieruc fra
$3.50 til 500 @roner. 100000 aro=
lter afiettes til ct 6onO til Otter
BIu6te al forulDftebc 5pnGn0 / Gel
ffabets Sjenelte. Iil 5pn1nn0s ST.
0eroon1sbjem / &riltionsl ono er BE-
|riIaf 3,629 Ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-24
Meftricttetsberf / Nprb.

Gleftricitetsberf / Npr6. - Sra
4Sromsg %neoOeles: Sglon fer begun
Der hi at fon1me efter n1eo gletrici=
fdsb9rf poo 2an0sbpg6en. s &on=
0elSlte6d 5fi9rbg CT scr iii 0annet
ct Snteresiertifob for Mnitoffelie al
5d 2bSbGrf. MnlGgget, ser CT bereg=
net poo ca. 10000 Npr1ndllps 90
ffnl 6ripes me0 Doctor, ifal 1,6feres
|af Sirmaet 5prrc & 60. beriteos.
Sgiaa / Mn0enGs CT ct 2pspprf 11r=
Der Elonl9ggelle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-24
AisiDnererne fommer tilbaoe.

Sra Stabanger meooele6, at &obeo=
~beftprelic1r for set nor1fc Mis1ions=
lielffb | ct Mpoe bnr be1uttet at
klofpfte &eiiel for Sc Mds1ionqrer,
lom mi ffl,l6e babe oroget til Ma=
|oagnffer til Goroaret. Sc tets Mis=
ionarer, iom rejite berfro for roger
i6 fiben, o9 Tom MI ligger i Mar=
Eeiue og be11ter pao 5fibSlciligbeo,
blibe folbt tilboge. Marlogen til
oe1t11e 8e1lutning CT Sc uiifre syor=
,oID Wi60elbobet, lon 81. a. bor
1eDfgrt at mango al Ompifibs=
i1merne er irr61tillet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-24

Kl6ver~ og Majsland i Cent? al
Minnesota,
|skandinavisk Settlement, Kirker,
Sholer, Telefoner. rimelige Priser
|og Vilkaar. - Skriv paa engeisk
til: a. Murray, .
Wadena, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-24

m 5attiges iibite @ilien. Mfop=
eaitor 5tenltr11p pbebe / Stilbeo
|uegm @oogjere11beo, iaale6es be-
6gte bl. a. en- 2anoepejsltrDger pfte
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-31

Greatness Of men should be measured
by service rather than their accumula-
tion of world s goods or acquired power
was the keynote of sermon delivered
last night by Rev. Robert S. Gill, at st.
Paul s church on "Civic Loyalty and
the Re.Organized Commercial Club.
Enthusiasm, " said Rev. Gill, "is
the only thing that is contagious, but
enthusiasm must not be of the sporadic
type. You cannot trust to "cOme
back" in enthusiasm. Effort must be
continued from the greatest in the city
down to the smallest, as a great bust
ness house only reaches efficiency
through the steady application to bust
ness of every employee from the presi-
dent down to the office boy. y
Rev. Gill went on to say that only too
often the question was asked, "Why
should l bear the brunt Of the work?'
and the answer was "Why not" Some
body must take the lead and all must
support or there will be no loyalty evil
dent, yet every man would bitterly re-
sent the statement that he was disloyal.
Loyalty, it was stated, calls forth a
man s sporting blood in the promotion
of any enterprise.
"how easy it would be to gain sup
porters for any proposition that would
develop the city if only men could be
brought to see that the community in
terests are the interests of the individ-
ual. The community falls or stands by
itself and the individual, who is an in
tegral part of the community, can not
help but do likewise. 1t is then to any
man S interest to crowd the whole com
munity to the front by doing his level
best to make the community better.
The very definition of loyalty proves
that our greatest good is the greatest
good for all.
"Co-operation may sound hackneyed
but consider what team work win ac.
complish. Last year the Boston Braves
won a world IS championship in four
straight games, feat never before ac.
complished in the history of baseball.
During the first two months of the
season the Braves won three games and
the team was the joke of the league.
They took brace and their leader was
able to instill what is known as team
work into them, They rapidly mounted
to the top of the league and won the
pennant. Pennants are only won by
teamwork. The Braves were not an ag-
gregation of stars but by making sacri-
fices for the team and for the game
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-31
Delegates Arrive For
: Library Association Meeting

About 65 delegates from all parts of
the northwest and British Columbia ar.
rived in Salem today to attend the
sixth annual conference of the Pacific
Northwest Library association
Following the address of welcome by
Governor Withycombe and responses by
George w. Fuller, the afternoon session
included a round table discussion on
the library budget, led by Mrs. George
l. Gerlingcr, Of Dallas. The discussion
ON The county library as Il solution, 1"
was led by j, NJ. Hit, librarian Of the
Washington state library, Olympia.
" Bookbuying for Small G4ihraries" was
discussed by Miss Ellen G. Smith, Ii.
brorian Of the Walla Walla public Ii.
brary.
The following is the program for this
evening;
Monday Evening, $50 O'Clock.
Children s. Books for Reference
Use y Miss Virginia McMaster, chill
dron's librarian, Albina branch, Port
land.
"The Unframed Librarian" Mrs.
Ida A. Kidder, librarian, Oregon Az.
ricultural college, Corvallis.
" Another Apology - Miss Lucia Hal.
ety assistant eatologcr, Seattle public Ii.
brary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-31

large list of friends. Her guests were:
Lucille Jones, Marjorie Brown, Greta
Miner, Madge Baily, Emaline Ludie,
Greta Wit2el, Esther Baily, We.
da Vaughn, Ruby Welch, Pan.
sy Olinger, Amelia Taylor, Ruby Wei.
born, Mildred Kaylor, Myrtle Swoboda,
Paul Cory, Jessie George, Lawrence
Brewer, Harlan Hunt, George Beck,
Archie Holt, Warren Linsey, Milo Ans.
tute, Arnold Crieger, Earl Amstute,
Kenneth Aspinwall, Miller Cooper,
Charles Huggins, Breyman Boise. Miss
Brace is recently from the east and in
her short sojourn here has made many
friends
Junior League members who form the
recently established organization, en-.
ioyed one of their monthly gatherings
at the home Of Rev. and Mrs. james
Elyin Friday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Fndley were hosts
at Il charmingly appointed dinner Sat.
urday evening. Around a rose decked
board covers were laid for Rev. and
Mrs, r. N. Avison, Dean and Mrs, Al.
den, Rev. and Mrs, II. j. Talbot, and
DR., and Mrs b. l.. Sleeves,
T. b. Kay, Miss Marjorie Kay and
Ercel Kay were attendants at the track
meet in Corvallis this weekend.
Mrs. Albert Hurst, Of New York, ar,
rived last night to remain in Salem part
of the summer with her mother, Mrs
h. d. Holman, Of 3i4 North Front
street and Mrs, Emma Hurst, Of l49l
South Commercial street. Mrs. Hurst
was formerly Miss Bertha Holman, OF
this city, and this is her first visit home
in three years. Her husband accom-
panied her ON her last trip to Salem
but will be unable to do so this year
lowing to the Trades convention in New
York City this summer, He is ut pres
ent one Of the managers Of the Econ
omists Training School of New York
The W. A. +. club met at the home OF
Mrs, Fred Zimmerman Friday Afternoon
for its regular session. Those present
were; Mrs, l.. Nicholson, Mrs. w. II
Kane, Mrs, Roy Nelson, Mrs. Charles
Fuller, Mrs. w. o. Asselen, Mrs. NJ r
DeLong and Mrs. w. b. Miner.
lIr and Mrs, Il, l.. ellison passed tn,
weekend in Salem the guest Of relatives
and friends.
Miss Marie Bennett is home from 1
three week IS soiouru in California, 60
ing down for the Panama Pacific expo
siton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-31
Greatness Should Be
Measured By Service


they won out. If sacrifices are maze
for the game they can be made lor 'he
city. "
IA live wire in community cor,
responds to star in team out helInel
can accomplish anything Wlthout sup
port. A live wire is no better th"n
dead one unless it is hooked up 10 sonne, .,,
thing. Even a live electric wire W.
produce no shock unless the circuit Is
completed and it only bangles IN space
with no more evident energy tnHn
clothesllne and not mar SO uselui'
1.-The national habit OF miho seems 70
be to let things take thelr natural
course as best they may andthe slogan
OF the willamette valley Is Leu ss.
Sllde' Compare this win lne elll'
cheney OF the German tor example
solomon 8 temple was ouilt y. wlInoue ,I OUT
the sound OF the hammer Cl,les are '
built the same way. one good KNOCK
counterbalances at least iloVV poosts;
Imagine salesman IN u lorse loiIo VI
clerks knocking the stock OF thS stoIe,
One good knock will often wreck IoV
OF construction. Remember Mrs' y
Leary's COW. One KICK from this COW
upset keresone lamp ana ues'Ioyeu
$loo,ooo,0oo worth OF property ana rem
dered l0O,ooO Chicago people homeleSs'
NOW TINS COW was prCpaoly Tantanh'
erous individual and doubtless had olC'
en- kicked Defore but thlS was lhe eA'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-31
+ X X X X X X II X X 4 n X 4 4
PERSONALS
Y Y Y Z Y < y Y = y e = y =

X X X X X X X X X X X X X y y
c. 4. Pomcroy motored to Woodburn
w. II. Lilley, of Eugene, was in the
city yesterday.
Fred Evans, of Waconda, was in the
city yesterday,
Ray Whelan was in the city Sunday
from Rosedalc.
Miss Mary II. Fischer left this morn'
ing for Eugene,
r. l.. Gibson, of Lebanon, is here to-
day on business.
4. j. Martin was business visitor
in Gervais Saturday.
o. p. Hoff and wife went to Portland
this morning on the electric.
c. j. Doolittle was visitor in the
city yesterday from Corvallis.
II. L. Bolinger and A. NJ. Hansen are
in Independence today on business
DR.. !. w. Starr, of Brownsville, Is ln
the city today, registering at the Bhgh'
Thomas Williams, of the Ladd Bush
bank, went to Portland this morning.
Ray Ammonsdon and Joe Ammonsdon
Of Silvorton were visitors here yes'er'
day,
Mrs. Frank S. Ward and daughter,
Frances, visited over Sunday in Albany
with Scott Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. p, J. IIiblcr are home
from three weeks visit to the san
Francisco exposition.
Miss Pearl Campbell, of MeMinnViliS'
is in the city, as the guest Of MIS- l.
w. Wallace, 1859 b street.
Miss Jennette Pound, a. Portland, Is
in the city, visiting with her parents
755 North Twentieth street, T..
w. NJ. Miller, Of Woodburn, was III III
Salem Saturday. Mr. Miller is inter-
cstcd in the potato business ,...
Thomas Caniield a prominent farmer
of the Rickreall ncighborhooi, was
transaeting business here Saturday -
Frank Harriet, with the +; u,
Friendly store, passed the weekend
with his sister, Mrs. Myrtle Lawrence
lie will return TO Eugene tonight
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-31
This CartOOnist
Is an Angler
She Excels In Fishing and
Cartoonins For Chautau-
qua Audiences.

Here is shown vacation glimpse Of
Miss Evelyn Bargelt, an artist and
reader known the length of the land.
She Is n cartoonist and crayon artist,
with a wonderful power to portray
scenes that appeal to the sense of the
beautiful, to the humorous side and
which are touching in their pOthos,
She is also a most accomplished read.
er and in carrying her audience from
scene to scene by her vivid portrayal
alternately stHs to laughter and melts
to tears.
She has prepared an entirely new
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-31
Dainty DiaphanOus Rose
Trimmed Party FrOck

The evening gown pictured here is of
faintest rose colored crepe de chine. 1t
is only slightly decollete, the V in the
bodice front and back being filled in
with white tulle. Roses finish the V
Vfront and back, while single roses
ornament each ruffle on the conserva.
tively wide skirt.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-31

program for the coming season which
occupied her through the winter in Bos.
ton.
Pictures appeal to every age, and
when drawn by such an artist ns Ev.
elyn Bargelt they are more compelling
than any word picture or power OF the
orator. She possesses sense Of humor,
ana In her work, her pleasures and her
travels she catches many an inspiration
which the throws ON the canvas in
marvellous way.