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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-14
Gr,af an sic 2cntldjcl,.
grief ei1es Soloatell III Scr anleri-
tanlldlel1 @ltnoesarnlee.

9eame unb @arlliipn oes Sdrei-
bers iino Neoaftiorsgebeilll1i ba=
init er Dor lml1Dtbigen Sd)erereien
bclpobrt blci6e. gr ihreibt in leineln
seriefe, ser logar nod in oel1ti6er
Shrift geld)riebet lit: ulleber oas
sSolOatclrleben bier ldnpeigt man am
beIten it'll. 3lm grIae a6er ietoe
id) Shncll cil1 fleines @eoid)t. 5ltn1
sluslallfell Ser oelttld)el1 Sodlieeflotte
gl1oe slpril
oGott ltrafe gnglullo" llid)t
ilbcr'nl giertiIdl Ionoern al1f Dem
lSalier.
9Seulidl 'oBen Bier eillige Gffi5iere
beim slbenoelien unb lpradlel1 iiber
Die iapaniicl)en 3lmfelnliillller runo
i6re N}adenldlaftell in Californian.
slls a6cr eilt 9elttt1ont bitig altsrief:
vgNSarlmn jagen bic Gerei1igten Staa=
ten Die &erlc nidt cinfnd} oa 9illalls.."
fam prompt pon einenl anocrelt SSf=
fi5ier bic slntlport:
ogecaule then cont !"
Garallf oagerneines Sd,lpigen
ln0 nadbenflid)es griiten ibllcn
lpar0 Dor ibrer @ott1hnlid)feit banae.
llno tlnl oas @eoidt SIR sll1Sfabrt
Der Oeutldlen @od,leeflottc, ser @rlrB
ocs an1erifatilher Sploaten an Die
srilocr i'll Der Dcutlcten @einatb:
9Sogenbraus lmo Spnnenlid)t,
3as iidl 0en Sseg onrd) @olfen bridlt,
gle Oas Sd)lad1tgeldppaoer lunldipe-
ber.
Slaagen inn Iop, am @ug uno 5ed,
Stablerne Sbiirme allf Gan5eroed
Stol5 allf Ben gspge1 lih bcbell.
9anaes ssartell I'M heinliid,en 9ort
gtlu hts pprbel lu0 oas 2pillugs-
Gas oic sSilrdtenld)tle erbalten:
ysluf Bic gllglal1oer ssago gen1aht.
3luingt tic sur elltlheioenocnSdllad)t.
8ott Der @credte miro aualtelll"
Shaluneno anl Bug iieb oie sselle
brtd)t.
l(m oie 6la9gel1 i'm Spntenlid)t
Shelnt cs pie @eiIter 5u ldnpebcn,
Tlunnenbirtig Der nladtige Slbor
9olt oen u.QSolner" or1lleno clnpor.
Gie Sd]Iange Der See 5lt erlegen.
@otnlL inn Mantel bon S5inunelMlta,
Sad)t NIT oenr Sonnenauge 10 glau,
Sreut ltd) oes blonoen Hefen
sln leiner Seitc, oie @rilrne ppt
@ol0,
so, lpie leill blares slltge groat,
Siegfrico mill sllberid) lucder.
Sbnl entreiben ben 9fibell,1gbort,
@eNn bringell Sllnl oelltlden Tort,
sSreibeit lmo 9iedlt ollf Sen Meeren.
limo 10 ae6en ms 9soroicegebraus
3eutidllanos Gan5eridifTe binmls.
England iest lerne oi6 lpe6ren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-14
81, Der me1ifauildyen Wren5e.
3 nei Solsba ten bon 9 an s il
ten gct0btet.

81 H.asIp, Ser, 13. Sept. sSpbn
2omenbruf. ein amerifanilder Hanz
6er, Der leetc @ndc bon rlegifuniIhe,1
8anoitcn entfiibrt llnb ilber Die @ren5c
in Der 9fdbe BON Columbus, g. M.,
gcbradt lpuroe, lit nad) mcbrtdgigcr
@efan9enldaft lpicoer entlpiIht. Sic
8nnbite,l ippllten $4,000 BON i6n1 erz
prcllen. ct e1ltfam lreitas Aadt, als
|lcin gSdd)ter ld)licf gr batte banl,
20 Meilen 5lt SUB 5u geberl bis CT
cine anerifa1lildc Manni6uft traf, Die
na6 ibm lndte. gr fam am Samstag
nah @abita, &C. &C., 5llriif unD 5lpar
gcrabc red6t5eitig, Inn bic Abieublng
bes 2Die9clbes Su perbirberr.
8rplpnsbille, Ger, 13.. Sept.
Cine amerifanildc 9satrouiae BON 10
Man1. Die cine gerieleflngsanlage
eini9c WtetIen flltBallilpdrts, nabe
Santa Maria, sbclpad)te, iplrbe hellte
|friib BON ber prcifad)en sn5a6l lnegif.
ganbitcn ansceriffen, bielt aber5tanb,
bis Gerltdrflng eintrof, ipprnltf Bic
Nierifancr iiber Sic @rcrse fliidteten.
Scrgeant Sa1nes S. &nllb, bcr6ilb<
rer Ser Eatrpuille bonn 3. Sab. zNest.,
lpuroc leidt pcripunhet Splbat slnz
tbpnp @raft bon 8etrpit erbiclt cillell
SeGuB il, Den aopf lll1h Srpn,peter @az
rplo SprbncD BON @atcrtolpn, Y. Y.,
einen SdbuB ourd ben ltnterlcib, &ruft
itorb lpfprt llnb Sprbneu cinige Stunz
Sen lpdtcr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-14
Yrdlioent 8iliou debt wie Gin uGo@er
0e 8ron5t".
@r ut lid iiber ieinen &urs ld)pm cmi8 ,,mo 9ibt
fetn Sofa tad).
Mlr als 60lidte unO 6umantat eredert er 9entllauo
ben Nufpg,
taaoen Sic 1inee seitern slocbt i'll @aihingtorr

anoen Die Snge clern gSa6ngtpn Sic bid an1eriz
fande @poe5 abia gut beinbn luo ser arnle
oeldc II &pnln1anoun bagegn aupnmcr gs miro
nlr mooicberpee ein Shebsacrdt lelarhe u
laben g6c, i u bultrn 9ut6 Ser e@
trog Gnlc6abigung bcr bus 8ioude
0En5p tebt neduterlt1 lnb Shicosoedt
unterbrei Simmer ganbintb n1erianiIdenGree
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-14
Scr &rieg.
. 1000 Wefnnsene a III
: 5onntng.

y 1OtOO Befangene am
5onntng.
8e.rIin, 13. Sept. Ser pffi5ielle
Sertd)t bon Spnntag Mbeno bclaat:
Grmcegrllppc @inbenburg: gntlang
Der Sront 5ipilden Ser Gina l,nb Ntez
retld, an gHeuen, nabmen sic aamz
pie OIL perl6icbencn Yunftcl1 cinell
9roberen lln1fang on. 8ir ,na6te,l
1900 G1efan9ene llno erbcutctcn fit1f
Nalbincngeidiibe 3tpii9en Se5iprD
allb Dem Nie,uell ballerten bartlactioe
&fe Den 9an5cn Sag binbur9 an.
Grit an friibcn @lprgen sab Der Seino
ictncn Bibcrltanb auf. ST lpirb pcrz
fplgt. sln Der Gelipianfa ipl1rben bie
rllliidcn 2il1ien an nebrercn Elu1ften
burcbbrod)en. Scr Seinb bcrlpr II Gfs
fi5iere llnb 1946 Ntann an @cfangcz
nen, lolpie iieben Mnldinengeidiibc.
Ser rulliIdbc amtli9e @eribt BON,
10. erlpabnt aampfc rullildcr @prz
trnppcn nDrolid BON Ibel. 9ertl6e
1ruppen nabmcn al ben bortigen
1Speratipncn" fetnen Mntbeil. Sinz
9esen taudten geltcrn noropeltIi6 Ser
8iliia feinblid)e @ortrlippe,, altf, Sic
an9egriffcn lmb 5uriidselpprfe1l ipur@
aen. Sn henl s!ciss;sn ies;. s,sirS aud
ein usteg" bon 5lpei rllililGcn iiber
1cd]5 bcutld)e Solbaten 11abc Ser MiirlS
Dung Der Seltpial1ft eripabnt. 6ieriiber
1T Der ocntldcn @eeresleitltng fein
8cri6t 5u9cgangen.
o4rn1ecgrllppe Eril5 2eppolb bon
8apcrn: Gieic grllppen fan1pfen in
engiter Siiblung nit bent rc1ten 8lii<
gel Der grmeegruppe bcs Selbnarz
ldaus BON @inbenbllrg. eiibli6 gelz
1pa nabn1en iie Die feinbliden Gtelz
fungcn. Sn 0cr gsdbe bon&oi1elc pllr~
Be Bic Sclipianfa iibcrihritte,l. gciz
Serlcits ber iiber 8crela, &artlls@@aia,
aollolpa nacb slonim fiibrcnoen Seer
ftrnBc tplrbc oerSei,lb 5lriifgetriebcn.
Sic Grmcegr1ppc mac6tc gcitcrn 1850
8efangenc lln0 erbclltctc eff Mu1di~
,lengel9iibe.
slrmee9ruppe Nafenlen: Sic 9flll<
len ipnrocu in einigcu ibrer bprgclboz
benenstellungcn beiberleits ber gilen<
balm naG &Illf pdbrerb Ser Na6t
ii6crfaller llnb bcrtricbel1.
usiibDitli1cr ariegsl6ouplnb:
@eutId6e gruppcn baben I'M @ereil1 nit
ibrcn @erbiinbcten pcitcrc rllllildc
Ingriffe nit ld)ipercn @erlnltel1 fir
Den Seinb abgel6lagcu."
Il Sic Comb oncr lint 1,1al1.
Comb on, 13. Sept. Sic auitro<
beutlben Mr,necn on Scr Gltfrpnt jaz
gen nod auf grpBes 8ilD llnb mnbcu
iiberall Sprtlbritt, aussenpmncn an
ber gali3il6en Grer5e, ipo bie @lliicn
eincn ipeitercn grfpl9 beonlpruden.
Sn Norbel, lpp sic rllliilde 2inie
burb tbeilipcile giid5iige geraber se<
itrcdt ipuroen lit, fiibrt Mnrldnll Sim
benburg eilen ltnrfcn @prltpB nad
9ibinsf (9iinabnrg) mn Fat bie
9iina ii be.rsl drittcn. Srt
Centrum bat 8rin5 2cpppl0 lid) pen
8eg iiber Sic Sellpiallfd cr5iplln9en
llnb greift III ber Gcgeno BON 5fibcl
an. (Dtele GtabtI ipllrbe ld)un Gan,s~
tag eenolnlnen). sSln Siiben bringt
Marlhall Dadenle,t 5ll beiber Seiten
Ser @ilenbabn nad) Rii,sf Dltlib allf
bicleI stabt bor. slue bie1e 8epegl1nz
gen baben 5ur @cfongenl,ubme4 bon
mebrercn tal,lel,0 Muiien acfiibrt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-14

Sn ser 9 a tional
ct. 2pllis 3, 8rpoflnn 6.
Cincinnati 6, sfeip Vprf s.
Gittsblra 2, Tbilaoelpbia 4.
gbicagp 4, 9nltpn 5.
ssn Ser 81 ,nerican::
goiion 2, Chicago /.
8pltpn 4 Chicago 1.
Stem Yprf 0, Sctrnit 9.
Gbilbelpbiu 2, ct. 2nl,is S.
@nlbingtpu 3, Glebclano 2.
Sn Ser ScbcrnI
Ct. 2plis 3, gieirarf 6.
8ruuflpn 5, Sittsburg Z.
sll,d oieler slrhibnlo fam iii
gen: SD bob cs Ngetrage1, III
trag's niht lanaer lneDr."
Der .9ieg" oes 3aren mfrs il,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-14
SON Ben 8ar S ancllc II.

aonitantinopcL 13. Sept.
ISffi5icu. sSn Der slnafarte 3esioll
5crltorte unlcre artiaerie aui Sen,
rebten Sliigel einise fcinDlide Gailz
ions, mabrenD Sic auf Dem linfen Ssliiz
gel Elm ltarfes 6cuer auf Die feinbli9en
@rdben nnterbielt.
gfabe Nri 8urnll bat lic1 gcitern
nidts bon 8ebeutlln9 erei9net. stabc
Seboul 9abr feuertcn 8ipci feinbli6c
areu5er rnb ei1 Gprpebpbpt pbne Grz
folg auf perl6icbene lnlercr Stclllnz
gen.
9eutlders sieg an Scr
8 iinu.
8crlin, 13. Sept. Sic S6ladt
an Der @iira, Die lett 1nebreren 1agetl
lin lln0 Der l6lpanfte, 6at li1 sl1
8nntcn scr 8entld)er cntlbiebcn rmb
bas arie9salnt fiinbi9te beute an, baB
Die 9fuIlen aus n1cbreren Stellungen
am 1inten llfcr bes Sluiles geipprfctl
porben ii11o. 9icicS6ladt miro lpabrz
ideinli1 bus sdicflal bon 9iiga ent=
ibeiben. sluberbcnl baben Sic 9eutz
ldlen ipeiteren Sprtldritt oil anberen
Runften Der Sront senladt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-14
@illun bDrt g timme Ser
9sflibt.

Traiipent @ilion iprad elmer Selez
Cation bon girginiern, Sic ibn bette
sum 8cll1cb bcs @hlnhtielbes ppn Mos
nullas Slt @nbe bieles Monats einlun.
ieinc slnliet bon bem Grnlt Der intcrz
nutionalen Gage aus.
.sSir ale bpffen lnlo betet, bob
ser 5ori6ont lid fldrcn m6ge, lagte Ser
Grdiibent, aber mir babcn feline &on=
trpllc bariiber auf biclcr Seite bes
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-14

Ser ,Sieg" 6es 3arelr mfrs iid)
'ouh als ein 9figaiieg entpll{ppen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-14

ISffenlibebeipe9ung na1 apnltantinos
pei TN ltmlaltf.
gtglil6e 3citungen irionen bicl
Naum Der Infiinbigung bes britilben
W}llnitions1ninilters 2lpDb @errge,
ubab Die Station lire slnitrcngun9en
npd lcbr bcbcutenb erbD6e1 niii1e,
lpcm Der Sieg fir Sic gntcntcnadtc
gclidbcrt ipcrben lpac." !"
Sic Slutb bat it'd nod
nicbt gehrc1t.
uOet Ben Mcllpnrccn Gjrpbbriton<
niens, Sranfreids nnb 9iuBlanbs, ia
Der ga1Sen inbultrielen @clt CUR
Gcrfii9ung Ser slllirter, logtc 2lppbz
George, bnbcn Die Gentrallndbtc nod
cine iiberipdlti9el1pe llcberle9enbcit in
allem aricgsl,raterial lno in scr
8rieesmlsriiltllng.
n8as 9tclultat bieler beflagel1siper=
tben gbatladc lit scnau. ipas borausz
gele6en iperbcn fonnte. Scr eilercnc
SUB 9cutlhlanbs bat iid) tieier ols jc
III bcl9ilcbcn unb fran3Dlilten 8obcn
eingebpbrt. GpIet1 lit san5 bcutld
9elpprben nnb 2itbauen fplgt
ldncll. 9flliiile5e Seitltnserl Sic fin
|l1l1iiberipinblid) gcltel1, fallen ipie
|GanbldlDller bor BET Slutb Ser beutz
IHet, Srpnlion.
v@onn slpirb Siefe Rl1t6 aebclnlnt
iperbei1, obcr iib ipenbetl? @s tpirb
crit gcIhcben, ipe1n1 Sic Mlliirtel1 alls<
reidenb nit ariegsmaterial bcrlorgt
lei11 iperDen."
@inoenb1rs bat Ste
@binsf @ilnu @abn.
2onb 5 . H. 13. Sept. (gSadts.)
@ur6 eincn bicler banlmcrnbcn @prz
it0be, sic, obipp6l foltlpiclis an Menz
i6en lu1o Mrlnitiun, ltets crfolgreid
gelpelen iinb, bat 4inbenbltr9s slrnee
enolitb felten SnB an Ser Mobnoe
Gctrosraber gabu 5tpiihen 8ilna unb
@pinsf gefabt. Sic @auptnadt Ser
9clltlden l1no Sctreihcr bat felt bcnt
Sal ser poll,ilcben Seltl1n9en I'M Sen
8elit bieler gabnlinien ecfdlnpft.
Sic gegen @nbe Scr Ieistc1 8p1c
|bcgpnnene 9ffen1ipe ipurbe bon brei
Nibtrln9cn aus gegcn 9lpinsf 1lnb bie
Gilenbabn 5lt bciben Seitcn bicier
|Stabt 9efiibrt, ipa6renb ipeiter liiblib
bic ginbrin9lin9e ollf @ilna borz
bringen. Sic 9llilen lpllrbcn geltern
ge5ipun9en, lid ppr iiberlc9enen arafz
ten in Sen Geebiitrift 5uriid5u5icben,
ourh sic bicie 8nbn fiibrt llnb iie
|balten lcbt bort gta,lb.
@lcih5eitig briugen Sic @eutldbe!l
.jebt ollb Ditlih eegcl1 Slpnim nno
Sim t bpr, Bic bcibc on g}cbenlinicn
Ser $onl1ptbabn licge11, lpd6rerb bic
Scfreicbcr, bei Dcnen lib ullb picle
jbellt1bc Srllppell bcfinbcn, bart fan,z
Ipfen, lm Np.bnp, Sen liinpliebcn
gnbpltnft Der 2inie (in, @plbpnien) slt
erreiden.
9y1it bielcr Gilenbobn, ldon tbci(@
ipcilc IN &d,rbelt Ser 9cltlden, lit cs
ipabri6einlidl bub bic 9illlicn balb 5u
ipcitercln 9iiictsng gc5ipllnacil icin iperS
Ben, pboipbI ibrc nod fortbauernbei
Gffenitbe il, Gali5ien Tim 9iltrift
Sarnppn( lnb an Ser Scrctbfrpnt)
ibncl1 inlpfern bicllcitbt biilfreic) lcin
ipirb, als lie Bic @clltibc1r 1lDtbigcn
mag, 8crit itarflingen bon Der g5prpfrpnt
na6 DEM Siiocll 5u iperfen.
gariicr gIan.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-14
PIG 221 A. str. 9aotnport, Sa.
3mti 0euti6e Siegestage int Sfen.
nno ant Wlonag bic S9at an s. aeuommeu uuo Tlu6aber=
gang crjn 2ex
Die Sdladt All
gang crjn,
8abnlinc 9iabnrg gSilna IT, 81 II, beutidru s,aubcn
= gelloululen nuo Tln6iber:

Gn9 gddo @ga id ba0ud cniben epnppncr erper
te 96en enoid @ab e Sic Nldnc bs bcltdc ecnutabs
ndt eratben fonnn ogeorge, brid a@uipnsnnz
IL her blalt SrGa lhb crlbt 6rid @anfrotteraro
gulgarten 1o d oen @entralndn gdaaen babe g5 not
1cne Nerb1e' Stalen enbcren giadriten fo,en
2onbpn
The day book., 1915-05-11

her eyes was amazingly sweet.
Shamefacedly he nodded
Ralph, was married last week."
she whispered. 81 know it was wicked,
Ralph. But II loved him and 1 felt
that you didn't love me and were too
honorable to tell me so. You see,
your letters had grown different. And
l knew that we were not suited to
each other. And as soon. as-as ia
The day book., 1915-05-11

ther rrecovers from the blow we are
going somewhere upon our honey
moon
Ralph caught her by the hands.
Mary" he cried. 'sYou are the wis
est woman in, the world, and the sec
ond dearest. And do you know where
your honeymoon will be spent? In
New Mexico, at The Miners Rest
1t is always open to wayfarers.
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-04-30
Additional Local

Joe Purden lost a COW and young
calf this week.
James Nicely was in Ebert n
business this week.
Chas. Litherland is busy haul
ing lumber for bis new house.
Born at Oskaloosa, Iowa, tc
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Aud, an eighl
pound boy.
Ed Grin has leased a thousand
acres of pasture land near East
onville for his cattle.
The town has been as quiet as
graveyard for several days. the
farmers being busy with their
spring work.
Miss Beatrice Brunner, who is
a guest at the j. e. Barnes home
has been quite sick for several
days with the grip.
Henry Geising, who owns the
place on which Earl Rhudy lives,
died in Colorado City. Thursday
morning, of heart disease.
Mr.. J. H. McReynolds, who
recently purchased and moved on
the Smith farm, east of town, il
putting up several new buildings
and otherwise improving tn G
property.
The name of the Mattison post
office has been changed to Mathe
son. Postmaster White has just
received his new postmarking
stamp. and from now on letters
will be postmarked IMatheson in
stead of Mattison. Ebert Co.
Democrat.
Monday, April 26, being the
ninety sixth anniversary of the
Independent Order of Odd Fell
lows, the local lodge intended to
commemorate the event with a
musical program. Owing to the
stormy weather and slight mis-
understanding as to the postpone
ment of the event. the attend
ance was not large, yet quite a
number were present, and enjoy
ed a splendid program so kindly
and voluntarily rendered by local
talent.
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-04-30
Want to Evade the Law.

Denver, through the legislative act
that created home rule, is trying TO
evade the prohibition catastrophe. and
continue 2eddling booze. 1t is argued
that Oklahoma City, in prohibition
state, is distributing booze under 400
licenses, by invocation of the power or
privilege conferred by home rule. ii
may be as well to take the tail with the
hide and shut Denver out il the balance
of the state must famish with thirst
Alamosa Empire.
The saloon keepers of that burg
are not entitled to any more rights
or privileges than those in the
other towns of the state, and if
they continue to ply their trade,
in violation of the law, a few Sc
we're jail sentences might bring
them to a realization that the law
must be obeyed.
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-04-30
ADVERTISING RATES:

Amount ofiOne One Two IThreeIsiI Que
spnce. Week Mon. Mon. Mos. Mos. Yeal
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-04-30

E. C. Jones Of Elizabeth was
in town today.
z. C. Reynolds was a Denver
visitor this week.
The indications are favorable
for our usual weekend storm.
]. E. Barnes and Orley Crouch
were Denver passenger on this
afternoons train.
Born on Saturday. April II, to
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Barnes of
Fort Collins, a daughter.
c. f. Hathaway, general man
ager for the Russell Gates COM
pany, was an Ebert visitor today.
The county road drag is lying
idle in town and no one would be
in danger of arrest should they
hitch to itand use it on the roads.
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-04-30
rhere Is moro cntnrrh In thl.. ncc,lon ),

There Is more Catarrli In this section y
the country than all other diseanc, pit
together. and until tho. last few years
was supposed to b. ncurable. For a
great many years doctors pronounced IL n
local disease aud prescribed local renlc-
dies. and by constantly falling to cure
with local treatment, pronounced II incur
able. Science has proven Catarrh TO he a
constitutional disease. and therefore re-
quires constitutional treatment. Halls
Cntarrh Cure. manufactured by II. i
Cheney * Co. Toledo. Ohio IS the only
constitutional cure the marlset II Is
taken internally II nets directly np the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the system.
They offer one hundred dollars for any
case II falls TO cure. Send for circulars
and testimonials.
address: +. j. CHENEY & co. Toledo. o.
Sold by DruEEnts. i5c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-04-30
SPECIALS

Teas, regular 6Oc per pound, two pounds for. SS
Ground Pepper regular 40c pound one pound IS
Ground Cinnamon, regular 40c pound one h.. %
Ground Cloves regular 4Oc pound one pound 2S
Ground Mustard, regular 4Oc pound one pound 2S
Ground Ginger, regular 4Oc pound, one pound, 2S
Salmon, regular 15c, two cans for----- %
Prunes regular 13c per pound, three pounds for 80
Lemons, regular 25c per dozen. dozen for 35
Oranges, regular 25c per dozen, two dozen for 40
Ladies Hose regular 25c per pair, two pairs for 45
Ladies Hose, regular Soc per pair two pairs for 50
Ladies Hose regular 15c per pair, two pairs for 25
Mems Half Hose, regular 25c per pair, two pairs As
Mems Half Hose regular 2Oc per pair two pairs 30
Mems Half Hose, regular 15c per pair, two pairs 25
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-04-30
THESE RATES ARE NET.
THE GLOOMY SIDE OF WAR,
BY Enna MARIE ADAMS, age II years.

by ERMA MARIE ADAMS, hse II years.
While the sun in all its splendor,
Shines upon our peaceful lands,
Just across the dark Atlantic,
Wars that Dation's armed bands
Europe too was Just as glorious,
Full of plenty, health and joy,
Till an Austrian heir was murdered
by Servian high school boy
Then the threatening war clouds gath
cred
And the storm in fury broke.
Ties Of happy homes we're shattered
When the Kings Of Europe spoke.
Down behind the blue horizon,
Fades the light OF day once more.
Twilight hushed the child of nature,
Darkness closed the daylight door
From the starit dome OF Heaven,
On spot once green and fair,
Looks the NOON with seeming horror,
Such CHASTITY sight is there.
Such mass Of mangled bodies,
Heads and limbs all scattered round,
Men and beasts all crushed together
On the bloody battle ground.
Torn flags that waved so proudly,
Now the shrouds Of those that sleep.
There the smouldering campfire whitens
As lis nightly vigil keeps.
The bitter enemies lie there,
Who bitterly fought that day,
Side by side, with death enshrouded,
Dying like our blue and gray.
On this cold, damp, earthly death bed,
Lies man in deepest pain:
As he thinks OF home and family
Tears start like the falling rain.
He is thinking of a cottage,
Nesting far among the hills,
or the inmates waiting for him,
Watching, praying for him still.
oh! Ii he could see his darlings,
Clasp his babies to his breast,
But he knows that it is useless,
None could grant his last request.
1t might stop that awful longing,
1t might ease that dreadful pain,
But he knows that she will never
Turn his steps toward home again.
He will never see his loved ones
Till he wakens beyond the skies;
Where Jesus reiRns eternally,
And glory never dies.
Then he prayed for God to bless them,
And his spirit passed away,
To await their happy meeting,
In the land of endless day
In the humble little cottage.
Down beside their trundle beds,
knelt three childish whiteulad figures,
And with mother bowed their heads.
Two small hands we're tightly folded
On each hsaving little breast,
While she prayed for fathers safety.
Ere they took their nightly rest.
Prayed, il he should fall in battle,
God would help him bear his pain,
And for strength to bear their sorrow,
III he ne'er came home again.
o! OF the sorrow stricken homes,
And the vacancies they hold,
Of all the suffering caused by war,
iIThe half could never be told.
God in thy loving mercy cause
This unholy war 10 cease;
And all the countries of the world
10 be once more at peace.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-20

tertaining by musical program, A
full orchestra IL rchearsing special
music. u male quartet will render vo.
cal numbers. and there will DO a spe-
cial choral program by tho choir Of
Sacred Heart church. This In an en-
tertainmcnt none can AFFORD 10 mins.
One Of the big Affairs Of the com.
ing week will be tho semi-annual ball
OF tho Klamath Falls Volunteer Fire
department. TO be given Thanksgiv-
Ing ut Houston's opera house. The
best of music has been engaged. and
capable ioor managers will takc
charge OF this end OF tho affair. Tho
dances given by our frc lighters have
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-20
Society
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"Angela's Business" ''Ths Rainbow
TRAIL" king Spruce" Michael
O'Halloran."
An attraction that will be OF great
Interest to klamath Falls people 10
an exhibition Of tho motion picture
version Of Edward y. Roses beautiful
drama. THE Rosary." to be given at
Houston's opera house on the night
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-20

of December BY the Altar Society
Of Sacred Heart church. Tho pictur.
isation Of the drama II one Of the
most costly productions ever filmed
by the Selig Red Seal players. the
company that 10 producing the most
gorgeous spectacies In magnificent
manner. The Aim 10 In seven reels.
and the beautiful story told In this
movie 10 sermon that will bencht
and uplift everybody. The pictufe
program will be made even more en-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-20

always proven tremendous successsa.
aud Thursdays will be no exception.
. .
The ladies OF tho Christian church
have secured tho White buildilg o.
Main street near Fifth foe Ask
Thanksgiving dinner. to be sssvsl
Thursday. beginning at noon. Ttss
viii be all the Thanksgiving disha
served. and the price Is ffty cents
Q . .
The Elks are looking forward 70
a big time Wednesday evening. vhea
the lodge will hold Its monthly
ladies night" There will b daae'
Ing aud refreshments. and big tine
Ia promised.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-20
What the War
Moves Mea,,
ny J. w. 4. MASON
ewrittsn for the United Prseo)

~eWritten for the United Preoo)
I NEW YORK. Nov. ao.-Ths an
nouncemsnt OF Marquis Of Grove In
London that an inquiry has bsen or
dered over the failure OF British re-
serves to arrive In time to gain .
success at the battle Of Loos was the
first public notice Of an attempt to
remedy persistent fxult In Great
Bfitain's armies.
y There have been three such delays.
The nrst was at Neuve Chappslle,
where part Of the nrst line forces exc
'cuted their attack according to sched-
ule. while tragic delays interfered
with proper reinforcements for the
advanced troops.
The second incident. occurred at
Spyla Bay. There the rapid landing
OF the British troops surprised the
Turks. but. aftsrward. indecision lsft
the thin advance line unsupported.
Loos marked the third pisos Of
bungling.
Those delays are attributed 70 the
faulty work on the part Of the Enslish
star. While they are capable Of PLAN
ming battles. they thereafter depend
to much on luck and the demoralisa-
tion Of the enemy.
A. . result Of the inquiry. how
ever. large reforms may be undertak-
IN that will remedy permanently
these conditions.