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band. After eight Of Ten FeErs IF mar.
RED Life when she divorced hin. he
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actress u lie BuDdu1 stage. herself z
woman WITH children grown 10 Young
manhood All wpnE1hood. Both were
women q ungueslon2ble Charm
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attracted lie yong EnElishmEn as 10
young glrl could have done.
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-05
TWO FULL MOONS IN noxTH

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unusual record ths- was = st7isbss
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1sE night ruet lunar anousua
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the naval observatory. orlr wbar 10
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-05

i the schools n Australia f,cKfur
has been Introduced Is regular sxsr-
else fur sehoolbgyg Ii Sydney 1B7
boys responded TO the can Ior those
desiring H. and IN Melbourne The plan
has proved even more successful
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-05
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La MarqucSa de FOntenOy.

pUrir mcnOs lie ser agradabIr a
burua partc dr las drrrchas fran
r"SaS. a p"Sar dr las trudcnriaS de
m~orraticas del rry de- los brIga>.
prro como no IS muy Sc@lIro que
>rmrianIr proclamation >rria del
agrHIo Il" Iuglatcrra. Y como tam
POGO Ina podiio habrr dIs=ustos
>"rios rnlr" 81 general frances y 81
@obIrrno dc Ia ]RrpUbIira. puestO
cue las iZluirrdaS gobrrnaHtrS en-
Frauria 10 han mostrado mruo>
palriOtiSmO que las d]rrrrhaS. 10
probable g. que este rumor no
tcn=a otra has" que la DC Ia mm"u-
"a N!mpatia que en- todo rI mundo
Ina suSritado la figura del Rcy IL"
los bcIgas.
Esta simpatia csta ampIiamcntc
justIiirada. Este monarch no So
ma Iimitado a visitar dr tardr las
trinrheraS en- doudr pelican >DIs SOL
dadn>. Hacc cinco mc>rs que no
ina saIido aprnaS de- elias mas que
para guar los ataqucs @ las rctl-
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que por ella Sc divide uno del re-
glamcnto.
-iVoy a llamarlos.-replic6 Rou-
bert Observation-Disclosures atrevi-
miento? iLlamar aqui a su mance5a
ell sanlo varon a quien sorprendi un
dia leyendo ls Biblia. ~ quiere ser
militar; quicre ganar el grade de eff
cial con IN examen, como 81 Sc ira
tara de una oposicion a maestro de
escuelaH Ea; var2os ALA.
Y sali6 del pabelI6n con Fayc!.
FL dia empezaba 4 declina~: Ia
5ruma de L tarde borraba eI Tarfil
de las costas Iejanas, Y los n~ovios,
absortos en- su dicha, no Sc daban
cuenta de NADIA. En- ell momento en-
que Roubert y el sargento llegaban
cerca de ellos, susanna tenia la cabe-
"a reclinada en- el hombro De Enri-
que, que Sc volvia para besarle los
cabellos. Al yer al teniente Sc le-
vant0 sorprendido Y confuse.
NO Sc molesten ustedes!-dijo
este ir6nicamente. Y t~ijandose en- la
sobrina de Braille, que lie parecio muy
hermosa, anadi6:-iVeo que estais
acknowledgements entretenido, furriell
-Esta joven es mi prometid&-di-
10 Raynal.
FL teniente lie miro cara a cara, Y
volviendose a Fayol,
i Bravo excusa!-eXclamo con
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UNION SUPPLY COMPANY, Dept. IlI9, Saint Louis Mo.

Isl no nos lutheran traicionado,
Francla mandarin en- Europa.-con-
tinuo Fayol, creycndo completar Ell
3ensamiento dc Roubert.
Isl no nos lutheran hecho trail
Ion' 70 Ser!a coroncL. iQutZaS gene
raj. TO. o Lamar cue I1eEon mis-
suoordia~uoS...
Fayol quedo a~somDrado.
Isl; mis- s]uOorcina os.-prosi-
guio Rouoerc.-Ia co prendertis
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FOLLETIN No. 30
Gotta De Aqua
POr Z. SOUYeStre.
Rouberr

Rouberr
A. cual cnco0,-o redi. 4csnudo :
echado en- n CANA.
Es-aba egma-do y .-:ento eI Ne
mortal De Santa Elena" ~ Te-;ente
era uno he esos miitarcs CUE, poster
gados 20, salta de OCCASION, de inte-
ligeucia o de vo.un.ad. y creaHados
en- su amDicion, echan IA clIpa de su
fracaso q TODD el genera humane. To
dos los h0mores ere suz secregos
enemig5s. de los cue debla veHgarse.
Pero su odio. mezclado de envidia. Sc
cebaba prircipalmenJe en- los mas j6-
n mas ins-ruidos que 81. En- e.
momento en- que Fayol encro en- 81
cuarto. e. fastidiO aumenta5a aun mas
81 habivuaI pereza. FL sargento lie
saludo. anunciandole que Ia chalupa
de. forth estaba pronCa para If 4
Brest.
-Que vaya al Diablo; IS 10 mis-
mo.-respondio Rou5ert.
Mi ~teuiente, mo tiene NADIA que
mandar?
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LAS RUBIAS y Ell BAROMETR0.

Fl rfrrlo del cligla cn las rubias
Y on las trigurHas ha Sido cauSa
dc que I'm doctor cXpresara una
opinion SorprcndcHt".
Hacc tempo que Sc nos dice que
van dcsaparecicndO las rubiaS Y
que llrgaran a ser SOlamcntr IN
surho y que 81 tempo lIegara en-
que sean como las gOIOndrinas blan-
cas-. que lIamaran Ia atenci6n al
rncontrarlaS.
Sin embargo 10 que o sOrprcn-
de de la lroria def DOCTOR, no es
que vayan d~esaprcicndo sino la
brcvcdad de- >u vida comparable con
las trigucnaS..
Fl opina ademaS. que las blondas
Ir rubios Rios son mas nerviosas
que las mOrcnaS. Los nOvcliStaS de-
ben fiiarSr en- GStOS dcscubrimicn-
los fi~SiOl6gicOS.
Las hrroinaS lie cabclIOs rOiOs Y
lie oios vcrdeS. hace tempo que cS-
tam de moda: y cS cierto que elias
como las rubiaS. sicnten mas la in
fIurnria del tempo. que las muje-
res dc pcIo oScurO. pues cuandO
rI dia esta gris y tristc, sienten
mas elias la depression y cuandC el
lcrmdmctrO esta bajo, estan mas
ncrviOSaS.
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Nadia: Va saDen vodos que han
lie estar aqui Mariana a Ia primera
m&rca.
FL sargeato sc asom6 = "a venta-
70 v zrito a! patron dc Ia chalapa
ne podia aparejar. Este 10 Ia Tela,
nov" los remos, Y "a 6aFca emgezo
a. ocr.ea- hac.a b"=s--
Una u-ma~a4a lie ma.isHo goz6
-ri.,5 en- '-~ Pc Iay"L
-.Se g.. W: -p-eSur } Rou-
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pan, del rancho Y del vestuario, tn,
viera que suministrarle fuegos arti,
f~iciales e iluminaciones!
Sin embargo, tenicnte....
Sin em6argo-continuo Rou,
aert,-un militar dcbc acostumbrar-
Sc a comer 10 mismo pan blanco que
pan negro. No Ia vivido Napoleon
en- una roca? iHagan todos como eI
Y como 70. ;Desde ahora no dare per
misc a ninguno para II a terra!
Mos permiti-a listed siQuiera re-
cibir Z los amigos?
a nadie. ~sargento; a Made
iQueda prohibida la entrada en- la is
Ia Z todos.
-sY a todas?-dijo Fayol aso-
m&ndose a la ~ventana.
-iQu6 quereis decir con ESQ?
-iMire listed!
Roubert saIt5 de Ia CANA, Y el sar-
gento lie mostro a Enrique con Susa-
ma.
Una mujerl-exclamo el tenien-
te asombrado.-;La querida del fu-
rriel, sin duda!
-PTecisamente.
-SYse atreve a recibirla aqui?
-Asi cue Ia yea listed, solo SEN
tir& listed que no haya venido por
listed.
Tan hermosa es?
-iUn teSoro! iASi Sc comprende
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aceptara.
Quiso cenir el tale de susanna; pero
Enrique atrajo hacia 81 a la joven.
mo S e porta listed como hombre
de honor, mi tenientet- dijo Raynal
con c6lera.
ROubert vacilo; pero volviendose a
Fayol, lie dijo:
-iTraiga listed cuatro numeros de
Ia guardia, y que lleven a est. hon.
bre al calabozo!
i Miserable i-exclam6 Raynal
gueriendo lanzarse sobre el teniente.
susanna Sc interpuso azorada entire
los dos.
i Miserable!-repetia ell furriel
e~Xasperado y amenazando con ell pu-
no a Roubert.-iPones tn insolencia
bajo Ia salvaguardia de tn autoridad;
pero 81 no eres un cobarde, quitate es-
as charreteras que deshonras, y da-
NE satisfaction!
-iEnrique!-gritaba susanna tras-
tornado.
-iEi c~onsejo de guerra castigara
esas injurias!-replico Roubert con
furia NAL contenida.
-iAh; no lie haga listed caso!-
repuso Susana.-iLa c6lera es ciega.
y va que es listed su superior, sea el
primerc en- perdonar y olvidar!
En- aquel instante lego Fayol con
(Continuara)
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zumba.-jDe modo que Ia senor:ta es
Ia novia del furriel, y habra venido
Il ensenarle su certificate de mOrali-
dad?
En- su turbacion, Enrique no saba
que decir.
-Ha venido-repuso-para anun-
ciarme el rcgreso de su ito; pero Sc
vuelve . ir en- la barca que Ia ha
traido.
va Sc fu6-dijo Fayol.
susanna do I'm CRITIC de sorprcsa.
-aAvis6 listed al patron que Ia es-
perara?-pregurto e. sargentO-
mo me acordG!-balbuceo Susa-
ma.
Fayol Y Roubert cambiaron una mi
rada.
La senorita pensaria pasar Ia no.
che con nosotros-agrego Ell segundO.
-Ruego al teniente que no abuse
de su posici6n-interrumpio Raynal
con emoci0n.
Al contrario-continu0 Roubert;
-estoy dispuesto a sacar del cOmpro-
misc a la senorita.
-GReembarcandola?
-Ofreciendole la nlitad de mi al
coba para esta noche.
i Caballero!-grito Raynal indig-
nado.
-Veamos 10 que dice ella-repu-
so el Teniente.-Estoy SECURE de que
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radaS de Sus tropaS. Adn no ha sa-
lido del trozo de Flandes, en- dom
he tOdavia Ondea la bandera de su
patria. y cOntinda rcSucItO a CUM
pIir ~ prOmesa de- que los alema-
nrs no Sc apodcrarin del suelO bel
"a sin que pasc-IpOr cncima de SUI
cucrpO.
Ash ha llegadO a ser una figura
lie Irycnda para sus tropas.
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llBRGS De AVENTURAS.
a 40 trntav0s e6da rOfno. :

| Aventuras De Sherlock Hol-
lines eI terror de los crimiLa-
lies:
! 81 vszdc5or Z .alaverss.
|; e ro5o de. d.aEante azal,
. La hi-a csl usG-=-o.
Blackweg, el pirata del T&mesis,
Jack el GestripaGo-.
los monedergs falsos ds LoIjres,
La maleta s~ang-ienta,
! Tn med 20 criminal.
FL tes-amento de- director.
Sher.c, Holmes y ei contrabsn-
disca dc CDIO,
En- 4 escuela de- crinen dc Pitts
burg.
A las F1ertas de a muerts,
La viuGa roja de Paris,
La bestia humana.
Una noche de terror,
e robo del collar de perlas.
La infame posada del Cairo,
Fl naufragio De Corfu.
FL rev de los baadidos.
Aventuras de John c.. Raffles,
lei rey de los IadrOnes mOder-
mos:
, E. inc6gnito ~misterioso.
I'm robo en- el Pa,acio Real.
e. principe jugador-
e asaIto en- 81 Sleeping,
/ Z. amo rojo.
! Il heredero de Eaglestoas.
81 secreto del anillo.
! e P~ras;dente de las Colonies.
J 81 false ~saiteador.
! La doncella raptadS.
! e. fusil del negro.
E. tesoro del Roghi.
. Tn viaje de bodas,
i e. tesOro &c Estado.
FL sacerdote del So,
| En- "a ra.Cnera.
; e. secreto del tssOro.
! Haga1se los pedidos scompanados
! desu Eap0rta s
! F.. IGNACIO Z. z
J = DoIo-osa St--San Antonio, Tex.
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PlPORRAZOS.

mo, Don Satrrnino! No Sc
Ierna, valedor! ia Sc ACADIA e!
,an caIiente! iAtranquele cOmpa-
lrito! Comprise su PIPORRAZOS!
Vale cuarenta ferroS.
Haga sus pedidOs de PIP0RRA-
EOS a: IGNACIO E. LOZANO.--
6O7 DOiorosa St.-.San Antonio, Te-
xas, mandardo los cuarenta centa-
Tos con 50 pedidO.
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DARE RUENk QUALIFICATION a qulen de-
yuolva uu raball0 Y una pOtranca p"rdidoS
~abadu 70. de Mayo. De mi casa. en- Gales
NugaIi;o~ Y Iuha. Scha>: CaballO colorado,
rrralr blanca ron c~iralriZ: una pata blanca.
pniraura alazana. rrcnie blanca; C!CatriZ en-
IN EarlZ. MERGED GONZALEZ.
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COMPRAMOS Y vcndcmOs moneda america
M Y meXICana. ESCrihanOs o viSitenOs. 400
C%onvcntO Avenue, Laredo, Texas. NJ. g.
Gutierrez y Cia.
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UIIERSUS

81 EN- ST Pueblo no hay agente de IA
PRENSA Gediqucse listed I yenderll Y le
producira magnirira Utilidad. E>cribanos
V lie daremOs nuestrlS cOndiCionr- para
los agenteS.
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CGMPRE listed 81 AimanaQue Ilustrado para
1915 en- In Liberia de LUZanO: soc a elem
plar. Por Corrco Gnc a Cualquicr partc de
los Estados UnidOS.
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PROFESSIONALS
EENTAS-

MEXTCANOS-VcndO baratO. billetcs meNi-
canUS. garaniizIdoS pOr cSrrliO. de Ban
COS NaCiOnal Y Londres Y Mexico. Escri-
bame para darlr UrrciO Y a~visarle cuando
cora 81 tTcn q" Laredo. Mex. al sur. M
TIONAL EXCHANGE AGENCY, p. .. Box 81.
Laredo, Tex.
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DEL c0ScchcrO al COnSumidOr TmportamOs
y cNpurtamOS en- grand"> "antiiadcs i"di
rlaSe dc scmillaS Y prudUCtOS meNiCanOS.
NueSira eSpecialIdad TriIul mcNlcanO. Com
uramOs Y yenLcm0S toda cla>e de mnneda.
No rOupccmOs cnmpelIdUrcS. J.. o.. Box 3jj.
Gale Destc :. No. To, FL Pa>O, Tex.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-11-12
MAKE REPLY TO
SCURRY CHARGE
Seven Councilmen Defend Action In
Buying Mack Instead Of REQ
Truck for Water Project

The Herald has received a com.
munication, signed by City Council.
men E. E. Wieland, E. A. Milette, An
ton Pista, A. S. Brecht, E. c. Nc
knight, ]. w. Fraser and A. ]. Grant,
replying to criticisms of the councils
action, made by c. F. Scurry, in buy
ing Mack truck rather than a REQ
auto truck for use on the Wishkah
water project. The communications
length forbids its publication in en-
tirety. After reciting the history of
the councils investigations into the
merits Of trucks offered, all agents
being given opportunity to make ar
gument before the council as a COM
mittee of the whole, the communica-
ton proceeds:
"The very fact that the REQ truck
received but one vote is proof con-
elusive that the machine was con-
sidered unsuited to do the required
work, on account of it's not being pow
erful and fast enough. The nature
of the water system construction re-
quires not only strength of mechan.
ism but speed as well.
Councilman Wieland has handled
machinery for over ten years. That
is his life work. His judgment on
the question is pretty sound. Coun-
cilmen Milette and Pista gathered all
the information possible from COM
petent mechanics and automobile
owners and were thoroughly inform
ed as to which was the most useful
and proper machine for the work The
other councilmen did the same thing.
Days and evenings were spent in dis
cussion and investigation of the mer-
its Of the different machines.
1.-THE council exercised the same
judgment in the purchase OF the truck
that 1t did in purchasing a chassis
for a police patrol This chassis was
bought from Mr.. Scurry for $427, of
which 5000 has already been paid.
This action was taken on recommends
ton Of the police committee, believ.
ing that a Ford chassis was the best
machine for the work required. As
the total amount was under $500, it
was not even necessary to require
bids on this purchase. Mr.. acurry
does not question the competency Of
the councilmen to Judge an automo-
bile when It is purchased from him.
"As to Mr.. Scurry's charge that the
city administration has not kept its
pledges in regard to patronizing home
people. the first important item bought
was the above mentioned chassis
bought for police patrol, the pur-
pose Of which is to use It in connec-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-11-12
OBITUARY

X. Y. Church died November 9 at
st. Joseph's hospital from blood pois-
oning, caused by a carbuncle on his
head. Mr. Church, who had been con-
nected with the Aberdeen police force
for six years, is survived by the widow
and two children. AS plainclothes man
and as captain, he left a record for
efficiency in the police department, but
lost his place some weeks ago through
decision OF the council to reduce ex.
penses. Since then, and until his
fatal attack of blood poisoning only
a few days ago, Mr. Church had been
acting as night Waterman at the Dono-
van Lumber company's plant.
Lordine Richardson, aged 10, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Richardson Of
Hoquiam, died November at Pomona,
Cal. Deceased had been i'll for three
years past.
John Dennison, pioneer of Cosmop.
oils, died November s at his home.
Surviving are the widow, two daugh.
ters: Mrs. William Bellies and Miss
Helen Dennison, and a son, Waldo
Dennison.
Ransom Moore, aged 80, died No
yomhor in q hncnitol of Mooro Ind
His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Moore,
and a brother, l.. w., reside in Elma,
where deceased, until year ago, also
made hts home.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-11-12
PERCY KELSHAW
is FIRES VICTIM

Percy Kelshaw, aged 10, died from
sunocation, and his mother, Mrs.
John Baretich. is in precarious
state as the result of a fire Tuesday
night, which Quilted their home at
7o4 West Market street. The heroic
work Of Miss Hilda Holpa, alone, saw
ed the lives Of the mother and three
other children. Miss Holpa d;scov-
cred the fire at midnight, while get
ting hot water bottle from the low.
er floor of the story and half house.
and brought the invalid woman, whom
she had been nursing, and three chill
dren, to safety down a ladler Per
cy was found by the firenen, later.
at the foot of the stairs, unconscious.
He died shortly after being taken to
the hospital.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-11-12
RED CROSS SEALS.

Any one in Washington with ener.
gy, enthusiasm and a love for hu.
manity can become an agent for the
sale Of Red Cross Seals in his CON-
munity by communicating with the
Washington Association for the Pre-.
vention and Relief of tuberculosis.
Managers are wanted for every local
ity. No place is too small to be rep
resented and gain the benefits of TAX
ing part in this nationwide movement.
The second week Of the sale-Decem.
Der s to 12-presents a new educa-
tional feature known as Health
Week." an expansion of Tuberculosis
Sunday" celebrated for the past five
years. Emphasis is placed on three
days, but the one which probably Of
fers the greatest educational opportu-
nifty is Friday. December 10, designa-
ted as "Children's Health Crusade
Day." An effort is being made by
the association to reach every school
principal in the state asking cooper
alton by devoting part Of the day
for the children and outlines sug.
gestive for talks will be gladly fur.
nished by the Association, 16 Cobb
Building, Seattle, Wash.
Do not delay ordering Seals and
Health Week" material. Seals sell
for penny each and may be used
only on the back of mail matter. Shop
early, but don't send that package
without adjoining it with Red Cross
Seals.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-11-12
LESSON-SERMON SUBJECTS

Subjects of the Lesson.Sermons Of
First Church of Christ, Scientist, for
the ensuing quarter:
November IA, "Mortals and Immor-
tails"
November 81, Soul and Body"
November 20, Ancient and Modern
Necromancy, alias Mesmerism and
Hypnotism, Denounced"
December S, God the Only Cause
and Creator"
December -, God the Preserver Of
Man."
December 10, "Is the Universe, In.
Guiding Man, Evolved by Atomic
Force?"
December rs, christian Science"
There will also be a Thanksgiving
service, November rs, Thanksgiving"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-11-12
Where Everybody Feels At Home
Automatic Sprinkler Fire Protection
Page Five

ton with the water project as an am
bulance in cases Of accidents to men
when the truck was busy.
This project is in its infancy. It
Is receiving it's full share of atten-
ton. Councilmen neglect their own
affairs and devote their minds and
their time to it. The whole council
and the mayor feel that the respon-
sibility of this great trust and they
will leave nothing undone to serve
the people to the fullest capacity, and
they stand ready at all times to fully
account to the people for their off,
cial actions"