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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01
THE WEATHER
Local Temperature Yesterday.

IL noon temperature. ......... GO
+. NJ. temperature. ............. 10
) l.. NJ. temperature. ............ &c
Maximum temperature to p. NJ. 10
Minimum temperature to =. NJ. 63
Mean temperature ............... 60
Normal temperature ............ 75
Deficiency In temperature yester-
NuS
Deficiency in temperature since
March l 80. .......:......:. s3s
Deficiency in temperature since
January l ................... 1S4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01

MINIATURE ALMANAC
September |, 1915
HIGH TIDE:
sun rises. $500. $40 Morning
sun sets. $40 Evening
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01

Round TRIP tickets to Norfolk, via
Norfolk and Western Railway, are sold
Friday afternoon. and for all trains
Saturdays, at rate of $500, good re-
turning until Monday following date
OF sale. Quickest and best route Only
line running through trains without
change of cars
c. II. BOSLEY,
District Passenger Agent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01
LITHIA
SPRINGS WATER

Thousands of people who for I
merly had kidney and bladder /
troubles are now doing work (
worth while. Their ability to !
do SO is the result of drinking
Buffalo Lithia Springs Water.
Don't put up with needless suffer
ing when you can get Buffalo
Llthia Springs Water at the
nearest druggists.
Order a case and begin drinking 1
it today. Drink six to eight |
glassfuls day-you will soon
notice Improvements. A few
months of this treatment will
put you on your feet again.
Phone your nearest druggist. !
Oar local di.tributoris
Powcrs-Taylor Drug Co.,
15-17 S. Thirteenth ST.
Randolph 1916.
RICHMOND, VA. I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01
Kidney Trouble and
Poor Eyesight G.
Together

If you have kidney an
bladder trouble, the chan
are that your eyesighd
also poor, for eyesig
affected by these troGbl
Thousands of men a
women kno1v they have XII
ney and bladder disorderse
that unfit them for any
worthwhile work. These /
people can all be bene-
fitted by taking a course of
drinking (
BUFF ,(l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-01

suit him-indeed there are over FL 900 prac-
ticing physicians who would tell you to take
Sanatogen, because all have written US, some
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-02

Wv" '" - ~ FNNi4NN
Whom H fHifN Use aIW sn IA COTTON
Nfh INtHf fntHnffN In pflfU tNH
fftiai' rifea uh tnraf ramHiaiiiiea sh
t'ul pHd lhif 40 suHrse affetiH thf
NiHt HH ether stuNlfs iHf ;us ad
fther nH Nrlftf nien lu ehcHt nnd
r7iiHn u due 1 ihe urnF ptifrs uf
iat Ffisltt % tnlupe is sa cHgof o.
raA nieh lriets fuf ips uiltlfa. us
HNir NN nels fHN 'itfif chance iN Ntl
,patt 30 thr ngsnrs
tnaef AHfmsi competitive tnnNflans
~ iHltes ut NNrai AAh fuiinn ss.
nNra lp fhr Wuiifa greatest mau.nia.
l'HHnn 4pd ilsoursi frs NmstiFhn
'niviHfff Hsts arprFim1ieif Enc prise
n She maftes miwf fho oNat ag a.
ihrrfihg ihe snedf o. shlN ftiept an
,msllrsN pntHeo' pafe ths fresnhl
ntf y 'hr fufHpe.ti arhlana faf wheat
iia NnanrmEl an thet r,tu,afsilNaf,
lr0,~ afv pHli ~ " ne frish, rate
nH' r lp ptussrunnpit, sua see ihr
Nnaflfln pfpincef may see mofe tban
ttNf htfNrr 10 lhl rsss "a tan rsfilq
bs e'la ibst thr Nmeglceh producer
pafn the nelFht q Neuil he neatff
thr iatf iH soy SHAT tho producer reta
~ rteep'lnrsiie hlal pfiee 0n hecauai
w ih, NnnniHl efnlami ane ute oan
sHufs eiat fn pos ihht ASA at sn
h1tead nfiam mts in addition a.
the NmgflfHH fsfmfr srtH more faf
Ms Wheat than che rriff 80 rUn,ns
iNta few mnnihs slA N can hlnNt
hf sHlH ,hat hr d rstna ghr freight
ffnipr Wheas demand drives thc pfio,
iun io tlta and mHfe in ghUare n
're,Nis p office ihnt cnvrr the iafrr
u'iHim 81 thf Amcliean arfnef piiis
sha exceptional eonlnHs ar ihu tssssi
pr iets
ttiNn has heon yhrar a. br sraai
efitanassiarni rs ,hc southern fifmef.
r,nlNse the cplp was extraordinarily
taFs the cotfan lu,luasi, oi ian.aahire
suffered ware tnth efhpt ia,iuatrt.a
sNAu tne Nhra NsOfiHnNsmant 10 thu
WHITES TRADE aua ti,tmarV was uNtli
uctniiy inactsssiaif liut hfEe shin
menst tyr Hae lsinn madc a. sie,
tAaRNi the tntai aSpaftA are TURNING
nlleh anesd ~ lisf Ntst nn1 au H.
connf ~ lhs svNftitA in Germany tks
ptiee sNefe b. 81 ntnrh hithes than ID
IL Isl Kew NefN HNa N~w oHigaul that
gfy ucean ffeiani ean nol ~ scfar,iad
~ itA en thc sisainssf 81 chttun
" wnfth 90 i iasle ~ NaW NotA atd
ffpm SO a. siee naie So nauhuta
ihr veseel awmt mas nake larrt
rrafi an trsnsiefi tnfine Wlthuin takine
a AsnnN eei ~ iNe ppcksi ~ the p,a.
Aacer
ester thtas abnDsmal vtnaitisas IL
i'aef who WeQli sst the beneNt ~ 4
ttiiiiriiHn W rates. MaalA ihs l,ricr
feia ie fsr Nr~iicAn anialssf siss
90 esatiia fhe i.afNienar rti hiN wheat
AMI ratoN = hstle vheap.tY IN an
laH'sshlhN 4 would .. TN hiieg The
Amsfiean pn'.iuycf Il nnw ettuns ihc
mAfhr' price az better lor BITS crar
Hnf tht NNfcroAN crntfmef rs paNue
aN tnAi aud 3 hees, ifeiEnt rate IN
adAieon rhi'edsilt'a necad
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-02
OTHER VIEWS


1Afit j. sogus 6Isclss.ion a. itesios
~ iht aN4flfn ~ adaiVr gFusr ii,ff
ithdin4s ~ ih, pss.1e ssbQal safrifsi,
un No three sHishls fftifitT 9nhiisn
"a ~ fha lpfats.u Cin.t ne eriere $50
'sspr ere h,litf lhsi nf~tpatfIs
sfn4i1 he fsn1 ln ihf ftlnNia
i'f1f " Fhsl4i y liatf9r trlfNft.
tfg inlAts fnsf nfntpepfft fhn nnt
Iia hfll NtaF fa,aa iiff tiHfffen aaa
untAt Het ~ ie slpeh ~ he srafins
tHsi b fnna. 1r safe b .itisse. mHrii
.fli mrf8f pasied iime. nd nifin ~
d 10 ffitf fln4rhfgM ~ ltsl4 ia
ftiH41t 1af IL ~ 1i1fe uaNifaiue
tian afs ~ ilstsfei ~ .snaNnef
N.i.m Nlilff b ialfhsf ,u i.lr
liesian fhaeis i,4s na fanm NJ in t1
tsiieetiHl.i tihie 81 iHr neast,aDft
- tufffnia ir4f henifl.ial pitr faf
it.i $3.50 iH itN trhii.as Nniif sf ~
sei lfr Nltia ~ flppira iieul pa
l,lt fpffs Nf atnnfft ftplfs fH f.ls
whf iHa effl fo,ih 81 cNffslafsf niiii
nsai sUtfia ~ nF epfiselHm -
aN ffss inils spsh ar ~ pforrsss
~ va ~ iallsiaiion ~ asdinefY
fir $50 Nfirf b. MfRe uumbefA "
90 iiueAi eiipmnra me rraolnE as
th'ft FURNISHES excellent 1Hii Slaeiiee
sr' "a inr rsme fimo supplies lafsma
fiw go fNa topic assitnfa
Aeftseiu ~ Fowler ff. sa4s d.
void advise ever hef ana a.H BE-
fsnA enc pilsnef $50 ~ feaa aallf
COOL nre sle1tE uH1ef ;ne direction ~
parHi ~ faacnAf ~ boih 81 f'av
~ Htuii mHhf neNsraufr Haaiuf IS
psn ~ fhe filfletluiD N sysff sehnal
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-02

iaptn Ia showing her designs against
Fhna thraugh the l,oltical and t.r,
fitetial demands that were made upen
lhn chinese erveulnNnt nn ianaar,
y t'sess deu,Ards usiudt the usa
ips ases rs isl.an 90 sii existing Der
riaN and Austrian r,nceas,ans. that
,hie., rl''ler h.yssit sot ~ rise can
erssiens m ths futute ~ an, copntr,
eNeert itraH permission ~ huiid a
y reiai territorial Niitosa. and mining
rtitlerss la sAap rlng ana -, klen
NrHNiuytN la MAnchntu Eastern
MonF'ilis aua the Nsn4 tsv valley
rnsse detnAndS have efvatsa same
shlne akin o. ccnsgsuation in l',hine.
aNa q r. leit that Il Ghs aepA,nd. AN
rcmplira with "a Nnnii bs tangamaunt
- tafu eNtF g. Japan al these ~.
slous without waerd tn thr trsatf,
tiAhi, Nth sthrf natinns 10 a. the
prfsenl tiinr the shin.se knvcrNalent
has ntaHe ne repN 90 ihs Itl,ancss
nnir ana ihe ~Niiid Nrrt NO Do r,ir
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-02
SAVE YOUR HAIR! If IT IS FALLING OR
FULL OF DANDRUFF--25 CENT DANDER|NF

faai4 NJ urss sattlaf,a Mm ..-,.t,
ave fnlf hlit
Srt - ecn hsttle ~ ks.o ttens.
fenaerles tom ass drae .i..r, ~
ssiist ,Vuet,f. sns after ihe nf.t ~.
l1'sAsi'h 'ees hait viii tsAr $50 shst
Wv ,as'ft ani naNoliaeyr vhts 4 ~
esNet'sAA y Viii nreosas Way ara
uAtiN rcd eaNc tae apNe4r4uea ~
-nn''tatto, a. oaiNagahiv slces ana
-s-ttAss-. ~ saAs, rlA piease vow naost
~lu b after Nat tew wrtks e.A.
~ern srla Mn sftusl'H ~ a htt "a tive
ne~n oasr~ ae~ Erapsu9 all
over ne ssia Advertisement.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-02
PARAGRApHISGs


800 fn- ~al taifi HfH
iaineA hr's - rpnnffFrHf rrf" itA
a. yfu euffoef ne'r fpinf nov
Ii4nHn WIZ he's SETTING ~
pfuRfau fof ne cfifhfNilDn "a fNf HN-
rifefrhf9 ~ ~ flfsi h4Hafsa yf-fH
- pnisffeHi rsffn Hffithd l'iflh'
iitaitf
.,. ..
i"''',N't
fin aii ~ hettt ffi'iith rfis'iyt 49,
FHnn 800 must admit ibet -
iiof sNef pf aen't fesl anii' ~ ~.
tfIr tNNui soon" ~ tNr thsNore
Nhs Iont those lntHfuua steam
fl,ips ai'piisn ~ siwfeae why
rhnHif my ihfa iisffe tslio ~
~ Dfi9f pttffnn'fH 90 b. fp4fN ~.
lyon nnnf anaffaianA IAH fifh PES
sfnRniF iiAf ~ sff ~ pf~f rHsrfn'
nsls anpsN af iifNHAitH fliitfh
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-02

'',c ttN ihe SitvaT vlU dseehtrr a
ihr nopss wes h~iAlns ,hr,psh pts.
INV hioi Nhon she s1adenN esanct.l
ur - her mother Nlamml x,iI she.
with a Nct, RrfloaH expression e,l,nt
snsn 1ver evt a. teaVtr
WIS, az Veafs4 Ns deat ANSWER
~ ths mp,hsr bi wirpn-s What
makre sHn tfN
'is,eWse. rfslrsnAsd the little eifl.
mreue a. the hs,aA aksia. have
nVNss sewn anN rieieres ~ angels Win
WHISPERS
That's eAtih aerolns4., t,f. A,si.
.',S woS thr smiilrg frieln,iei ~
~ Nhef Nlne nlrn "a ~ ~ hesvs,
shrS cnN sei thets - slose Shaw.
AierQant
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-02
lAolEst AgNt AERE's rA.K
QUICKEST, SUResr oANoROFF
CURE KNOWN.

fhsn, aitttte coloriesS ats.l scrsex,
hair u ,sS0tv es aSnsc " < nueitcicd
seAip e dAndruff -that awful Nenst
FAfse ~ uothtnx ~ dsslfucklss a.
ne bar a. dAndyufg. n rcba thr hair
~ rs mttfe ~ ss7sukth 40 ~ Vef,,
ltfc. cvent,tsii, proaacics s.,rs..s-
ness and itseane ~ the scalp witch
y tst tvr',s'sea easees sAe hair ncess
- shrink. leesen ana die then thc
"a" ta'ls ou' fast A ussis nAnaersas
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-02

nv l.lNfr sla@klsf ASA iuagtfvs
f'rt shows ,iselt n nw,sas state
'hNAppf and eeticai Never h thos
~ n iNinf - when sae stomach
fnd LINZ arr tNing their wsfk Seee
Your lAscg active aua heAHss ~ pslnx
~ kink's >sw Life riis lthsN empty
m hcN,ls frstty tone uptyouf ston.
esn Ssss your cNnN,llAtle} and rafs.
~ the uioce eas AZ nn$kls, fstck,
lea's Afnica 3Ai,e ftetfefs Ger 9fisx
Adsef,lksnsat
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-02

President Wilson htiirFea that tne
tiwlnistfnhHHa tnn Trust reaiiHfisf.
lrfHH ihe raisa of plafiHa ihe HHsinrar
aamr n such Il vif lhst nr huHInefs
viii hereafter be- snsps fea nsfapss d.
b Bong huelnrss iir 4.Nftta thlf hf
tHslntaa rnHiifst iha, 81 must Htrp fhe
DHuNdsng. n ihr public aIsCt % dueH
nusinsaa win mu0sf fusaishs4 hf ihs
puhiiN ihiUnfN tnN lssur oi lunia
Nua uf believes that npsluess. piaflns
tu' same Hueofiing o. tns rules unl
80 ffNHfi nlih confidence eni Shat
sreatsi pritpvrity eii reruli tn thn
oHtNiff irtHrir 4rlfNrHua
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-02

niAh nNlkrd into AAsher sb.,
END ivlnpvsa hss hat haa ctnt vi.
NE ffidrntls " hurry
Can ,cn ssspte nv II / az 40, =.
tsse my cellef hn ael.s tn,eA
Treaty.
Nse. an sals nv ntllrlaa h.ses.
fns men tsek MA 40 N ia .nalr
HHe nc h1fi~f prepared fus nus ~.
~ >lfrefft hss ensiomet 10 natea
ma the helt tnt an aonr from 49,
~ q ~ hrod and shat hss S.,Aoe /,
@rfnMent WA .ifnit<d "a 4 fstpee 81
liSlr above me seek Then fna f,s.
: rr spQfc' a. ~ drew ,hs rlash aen,.n.i
= s't'2fnefk neek sad lAsstnea n
nm back ' =
@nd I u,snk nAsia ras scur ha.s
y you d'd no' ysmate yonr II,
t'ssmbu< plspstxh
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-02

We are Wnltlag Zoe somo witty
Republican 20 blame ihc rapid
iise ~ wheat on the Democratic
tariff Evidently thg point has
boon overlooked.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-02

The European war ~ sa'd 90 d,
cuaiine 5000. 900 IN hour ~
that rate, wen contract 10 fight
ihe combined armies d fhr wprli
ier not a. exceed ttn minutes
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-02

Friday ihe people ~ Corpus
christi Will vote Tar nr against
lpn0oa worth ii pnylae IN al
t'is'nn 70 tliAi contracted foY Tho
isauo wiz carly far this ia no time
"a ssisk q knife IN The throa, 81
rpogfeas.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-02

Wamcns skirts ihia ses,ca viii
Ne yery fun and q lnl 81 retli
teais viii consume q lui of cot,nn
When L comes right dawn 60 the
paint az olosc analSaiA reIliccais
afa oitons best igicud
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-02

February hna slatsed OF with
hlue shica and crisp breeses 81
ihe nnuih Keeps ~ ~ hrsl day y
Mefh opl'mlsn y TeiuR 20 he
i.ni Ma~si - Absorption.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-02

Me,ie1 b learning Roei hra1
fDn the roal war over iu Europe
Nc notice where General Car.
ianSa will take the offensive
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-02

Representative ilohson haa hcon
sying ihiugs - u conversation
list. Representative Ilabson has
achieved considerable fame. IT,
e mssslug q rare opportunity by
NQt joining Billy sunday.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-02

SENATOR Mofris Sheppard has
ieeeifesl letter IN which his Ne
2, threatened liai that won
inp Morris llve patriot through
sud through and wnnid decm Il
g plcasar 10 DE "a lhc altar ~
his country
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-02

We gieaa ueueral Villa dms.n {
deem Il anything aau+ad 90 be-
lall shot.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-02

sarfman Submarines are dOinu
some uneenny work, aud Of course
shore w'll Pc another plea against
re murlvr Of uoncomhatauts
The wofidh attitude toward war
las hesp warped. that Is an. II
has lfied q inject thv idea az
hlvsisy iuio something essential
N NINTH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-02
CASCARfTS FOR
COST|Vf BOWELS,
HEADACHE, COLDS
70. alonrf CLEAN YOUR BOWELS
bno gTop SEADkcrf, coho6.
SOUR STOMACH

Get 30 ef1f Dos reH
rom IT'D H.N ~ 4ai tae 81
1!iiousuffs. maies sfior 49, sits "f
ffaN sfa ird haH ies ffH tNm Haf
a. hlsfi sna aflf a. ~ 40 eIfi fF
,afeis
sIHnrs = naa BOD sHm Haf
ft.ttffsl rNe nna fEfT aaa tflF
see siirrff e4asaa hf = Wsi Nfrl
eff hauslf af sn anfti stomach
fiant pai lu annihef Gay 10 dIHifrHl
f.,f fhsaarrfs eiranrr soar Hinn o.
rtastf fhe sauf ftfmrHiiHf ford iItf
me ftfess sila ffam f1pr hfrf ani
0afft oaf 80 fhs n1e'ip4te waste
matter ana paltan Ih iif 19atit fnfH
700 NIil feet Erfat
4 raH4Fst te.Nitht tfiatshtfus pH
oHi hf m4falnr Vhst uait uHiie fer
Sleep a ip.erst naK frufn nnF aflr
siffe rsnra fiear t-at fUfri rfr'a
afh sna riean hfafhi Htrf and saN
81 1fsilh faf months chiiffs1 ietf
p4frafsfs Hfrausf ffN Hffg er W
slfkrn advert ssfufnt
ae---.-a-s.-..-r.r.. s--.s-,- -r.r.re--...''-r'--
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-02

hofal West. nfolpincnt LAWYER
70 San historic. has hecn appoint
"a " represent l'ipSideni Wilson
u Mekieo This Is pccal,ar. N
l'Naaeng Wilson iios ever cher
shrd anything against Nv West.
~ have moi hsad OF II.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-02

rafrfed - sacye9 eisss matter ~ thf
f'awofnae w. C,lrpns Christi. TEXAS
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-02

We have mei phid b war tns ta the
nttianai HuNefnntcni anh wf ln me-
wlah president Wilson O. feel tiht
NJ arc mad ht the administration &c..
cauHs shls ias was imposed We ars
esans Mad that W. ars able 10 w ct
difoei arfistauee % ,he eeuntrx ,n this
mennrr. end sven u cunNrcss shruid
snin ir reiura tho tai ~ sruii tell
ihe ffceldeni that ours mieht frnain
ln the treasure, 1as tN nervousness
a. are waAhi. tn rerye ~ ms arnV.
aud il Ate"ti~ 81 PLEASURE g. help in
thlH nHtncli Way fiie taN was "a i
ipitrheue nsssese and amounted % Z
cent 'Aauee Talhp a. Fnri Worth
atat frleafans
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-02

cspcultYtor nooNs
oehH 70 hpvnsrlstHs
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-16

Next to the Liberty Bel of Phila-
delphia, the 'Kaskie bell" as it is
known hereabout, is the most his
tOricaI bell in the country. It is old
er than the Liberty Bell, now on its
way to San Francisco; older by ten
years.
Two years, almost to an hour, after
the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia had
proclaimed the freedom of the thir-
teen colonies the great old bell of
Old Kaskaskia rang out with the glad
tidings that a determined band of
Kentucky backwoodsmen, under the
leadership of George Rogers Clark,
had captured Fort Gage, at the foot
of the bluffs few miles to the east,
and had forced the English to haul
down their flag.
With the echoes of the great bell
still reVetberatiRg through the valley
the American flag was run up over
the fort and the great frontier coUn-
Try became a part Of the United
States of America
-O-O--
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-16
ToDAYs TYPHOID TABLOID

TODAY'S TYPHOID TABLOID
For every 100000 inhabitants Of
the United States 4O.5 die every year
from typhoid fever. The death rate
per 100000 population in Scotland is
g.; in Germany, 7.6; in England and
Wales, 11.2; in Belgium, 1852; in Aus
tria, 1919; in Italy, 35.2,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-16

A charming creation Of fiIlet lace
designed recently by Nine. ALA Rip
ley is one Of the accepted models for
the smart summer dancing dress. The
skirt has three 1ounces mounted on
an underskirt of chiffon. The bodice
has a flaring coat effect in the back
with a band Of Turquoise blue velvet
over the bust in front and finished.at
the back with high WASTED bow
and long streamers.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-16

ment workers of New York
called upon Gertrude Barnum, b
inc of many strikes, to aid theI
their conflict with the Cloak, Suit
Skirt Manufacturers assn.
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Scrap Book
: The
A Lesson In Oratory.


Senator Beveridge came to Washing.
ton heralded as the young man elo-
Quent." He attended his first Gridiron
dinner in 1899, handicapped by his
boy orator reputation. Arthur Wallace
Dunn In "Gridiron Nights" thus de-
scribes his adventures:
when Senator Beverage was called
upon he was escorted to the area in
front Of the president, given a brief
lecture and told how to deport him
self as q United States senator. First
his youth was criticised, and he was
told to overcome this defect by wear
ing whiskers. and a disguise of whisk-
ers was put over his face. Then he
was informed that one trouble In the
senate was due to an inclination to
talk too long, and he was given an
alarm clock and told that when the
alarm sounded 1t was time to quit.
Having received these instructions, he
vas allowed to proceed.
Holding the alarm clock in one
,and and waving the other with ora
orical gestures. the young senator be-
ran to speak. but he had not been 60
M more than three minutes when the
harm. which had been previously Set
'or the occasion. went OF. and as II
'ang loud and long everybody shouted
Ind laughed, and Beveridge had to
walt for another occasion before he
was able to make a speech to the
Gridiron club"
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FERNDALE

Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Hood have as
their guest, Miss Alice Caldwell Of
Snohomish.
Miss Ethel Shacklee of Seattle
spent Xmas with Miss Hilda Matson.
Guy E. Dunning of Elma, WASH,
has been visiting friends here.
DR.. and Mrs. C. w. Hamshaw
have had as their guests Mr.. and
E. d. Sather of Colebrook, B. c.
Miss Helen Fell has had as her
guest, Miss Alta SPEEDING Of Ever
son.
Mr. .andMrs. Frank Whitney have
as their house guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
o C. Palmitier of Crosby, Wn.
Mrs. John Aitken accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Lois. left Wed
nesday for St. Joseph, Mo. Mrs.
Aitken will return home after a
few weeks visit while Miss Lois
will make her home with her uncle
for an indefinite time.
Miss Elsie Boyd who Is teaching
al Ravensdale, spent Xmas as the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. r. Boyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Fell enter
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Home.


What Is house and what Is home.
Where with freedom thou hast room.
And may'st to all tyrants say.
This you can not take away?
IT'S no thing with doors and walls.
Which at every earthquake falls;
No fair towers whose princely fashion
Is but plumbers invitation;
No stout marble structure. where
Walls eternity do dare;
No brass gates, no bars Of steel.
Though times teeth they scorn to feel:
Brass IL not 30 bold as pride
II on powers wings II ride:
Marbles not 30 hard as spite
Arm'd with lawless strength and might
Seek no more abroad. say I,
House and home, but turn thine eye
Inward and observe thy breast:
There alone dwells solid rest
That's q close immured tower
Which can mock all hostile power.
To thyDelf q tenant be
And tnhabit safe and freq
Home IL everywhere to thee
Who canst thine own dwelling be.
beaumont
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tanned at Christmas dinner DR.. and
Mrs. C. S. Hood, Mr.. and Mrs. Per-
cy Hood, Miss Angie Balmer, Miss
Pauline, Harriet and Lois Hood.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Sucking and
family have moved to- Kirkland
near Seattle where Mr.. Sucking
will start a poultry farm.
Miss Gerda Floan spent the ho'i-
day recess as the guest Of relatives
IT. Spokane.
Charles Frye has been visiting
Clarence Dahlquist of Laurel.
Mrs. Mary Greene has as her
guests, Miss Nola Strange and Miss
Jessie Henry Of Bellingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Gorsuch had
as their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Beall and family of Vashon, Wn.
After several months visit with
relatives at Vashon, Miss Helen Cor.
such has returned to her home.
Miss Winnie oxford and Mr.. Gus
Crimson were married in Belling-
ham Friday. Both are well known
ard we'll liked here. The young
people will make their home in Bel.
bingham.
John Berkeley of Seattle spent
Xmas with his mother, Mrs. Nettit
Berkeley.
Silas Conneroy and Noel Mackar.
ness of Kennewick are visiting theil
parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson have
as their guests. the latter's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Widen of We
teskivin, Alberta.
Funeral services for D. G. Cor
nell. father of Mrs. J. w. Long, wer
held from the Monroe chapel Mon
day. Interment was made at tht
| Lynden cemetery.
The infant daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. J. w. Garlick died Saturday
Burial was made at Woodlawn.