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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16

9roI6iire Scr &rieg unS Sie Co
sial6emotratie") folsenbes in Der
Srdntf. 3tg.: (0sr S9luBIab ents
bGlt eine gtnipieluug uuf bic llnItims
migtsiten, ipel9e DON Dem tleinen
roOitolen 6liigel Der SoSiaIOemotras
tie Oeranlabt poroen iinb.) ---
aber ba, mas mar Oos9 gtipas ipie
elm peibes 9Iiiben! 9lber iOlpeit DOrs
an 1T Der fIunoriIde GriibIing nod
ni9t. @as mar es nur9 Su leuds
tct aus bem buntelsriinen 9ebiifd
elm peibes 3reua beraus. Sin SoIs
6oten9rab. 0as erIte, bas i9 febe.
Gin SeIm aiert Den SiigeI. Damn
pie6er eins. gDir fnbrsn aus Dem
@alo beraus uno re9ts uno Iints
bonn 8ese buIden peibe &reu3e pOrs
iber. mir fabren langIdmer. nm
bis snIdriften Ieien gu t0nnen. Wlets
items Ieblen bic Rnmen. llno trob'
Dem iinb bic @rdber bon peiBen
SoI5bGglein eingefabt uno Wfoblieb'
den sittern auf Den Siiseln. iibsr
Senen nod tein @ras seDo4fen 1T.
sSrpmme SolbatsnbGnoe huben lie gs'
pflan5t. limb INNER pieoer. od
uno BORT, bliBt cine belle Srdbitdtts
auf.
Die eriten SoIbntengrGber Iinb elm
@nblid, ben man ME iuieOer Dergibt.
SD babe teinen Sinn fir 8rGber'
fultus. N}ir itedt gu oiel Prunt uno
9erIugenbeit auf ben 6riebb6fen uno
gu piel ii6erOenlmatter lluglaube. Sir
6as 9erbrennen babe i'd aud ni3ts
iibrig. Der gsorOpete seiadftsmdBige
9rpbbetrieb bss Sterbens uno 9ss
arabenperoens bat in sroben Stdbs
ten aus Der @eibe oes Sobes cine
I6auerli6e gtltGg!i9tsit semdat. Oa
1T bod 0us SOIOutsnltsrbsh uRosrs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16
.9eih f6Dnrsr Sob ola por Dem
Seino
Quf psitem GeIO auf griiner NeiO".

DJtelI lUpNtet 2Up us Dpt ueIIl
Jeino
Quf fpeitem SelO auf sriiner Seib"
1ln0 bnnn elm itiIes, tiibles @rob
am Wsg, i'm Dalb ooer Spii9sn ben
WieIsn. llno auf Dem SreuS itebt:
r!Sier .rubt elm tapfsrer 0euti9er
SOlbat"; unO mas nidt Oarauf itebt,
aber in Dem SsrSsn brennt, beibt:
der aud fir bid seitorben 1T. Oamit
bu gu SauIe in Rube init ben 9sts
nsn ipsiterls6sn- uno lpsiter i9affsn
tdnnit."
@ir MsnI6sH Iinb be6sntli6e Sres
atursn. 9lbsr oas GntIebIi9Ite an
uns 1T Die RaI9bsit. nit Der mir
ms an ulIes gslp0bnen als an SelbIt>
perItGnoIi6es unb WirtunssIoIss, an
@ift unb 9rantbeit. absr aud an
Slid uno an ben OpfsrtOb ouberer
fir uns. gtun ge9t ieit lungen WlOn>
ben ein grpbss Sterben iiber Die DeIt
fir infer uu6 unIersr Sinber 2eben.
Sier ober Iiesen lungs Der
Strube am qIub. mo iie gefaIlen
iinb, 9lrbeitsr unb 8iirserIObne.
Srsunbe uno SsinOe. limb pGbrenb
i'm tiiblen SdOB Der @ros Die Msns
i9enbiillen Der en!flo6enen Seelen ii9
ipisber aufloIen, nit Der groben Wiuts
Ter tpieoer ems perben, Inn als 9ras
unb 8lumen. als 8Gume unb Grii9ts
ipisbersutebren ms 2i9t. un6 pGbs
reno OisIs SauIenbe, idOn reif Sur
Saot, oraubsh tGmpfen0 Dem slei9en
@rab eRtsegsn sebeu, f0nnen es man>
DIE gu 9auIe ni4t mebr ertpurten, Bis
bic fdpere @unbe bes parteibaIss
i'm @olfe fpisOer tlafft aIs Elm neusr
tiefer Rib. @as muB 9eutf9lano
benn nod erleben, I'm gu ii9 gu
tommen unb Der WeIi su 5eisen. mas
elm 0olt iit2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16

Sn Der .gbsmuiBer @OItsftimms"
fin6en mir fO1seRbsn biibidsn S4ey5:
4Bir mir aus iiderer AueIe erfabren,
lit bon Der Tirma &rupp elm neues,
gan3 eisenartises 9ei9ob gegen bic
itdIisniihs qrmse tOnitruiert ipOrbsn.
Geubsrii9 sleiat es bur@aus Den
bisber gebrdudli6en Sdrapnsagraa
uaten. 9lber BEL Der @Tploiion Der
Guberen Siille itreut es dnitatt fer
betonnkn runben 8leituseln Rupfers
miinosn su 5 unb 10 Gsntsiimi aus.
Der iemaIs in 8enebts ooer yleapsl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16

ber unb iOrgfGGtig er aeiarieben mar,
Den S9iiBensropen gar ni6t onidb.
!9uben Dir Oenn auCh ole Singer niGi
gar 5u iebr geFroren. nls Du 10 lunz
9e idriebIt9 Sd bate Did Oo6 gez
beten. gar nidt 70 uisI Su i9reiben,
BLOB tur5 uno gut unb Did !ieber
tiidtig uus5urubeu. SD ipeiB bob,
tuie Dir 9ein Ra9mittagsI9lGf
tebIt umO bas IGBt Ti9 Ooa bel gurer
berrIi6en glrbeit geipiB nur fsbr uns
regelmdBiS einbalten. 9lber penn es
fih irgcno MAIDEN IGbt, Iiebes Mdnnz
den. ounn idIafe. mad Dem Sdlaf
biit Su INNER pieI muntersr unb
tdnnit 9eiuiB aud nod mebr leiIten;
tpenn ous iiberboupt, mad Dem, fpas
man bon @urcn Soten bort, m0gli9
1T. gld, Sbr berrIihen Mdnner.
iuenn i9 bas immer 10 leIe. isbt fpiis
fen mir erit, mas mir an Sud bus
ben. 0urin fin0 mir 6ruuen ale tts
mig, uno tpie mon4em bate ih ioIs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16

Der &apeIImeiite-r 6es
I. II. |. acknowledgements Wlnrt.
graf pen 8aoen, glleran0er S5egb0,
bat einen SulNisungsmurI6 fir fins
fouiides Srheiter tomponiert, Der bic
SulOisuus Der 0iierrei4ii1sungari'
f4sn 9trmee Dor 8niisr Bilbelm gum
glusbrud brinsen Iol. Der SuiIer
bat ben Mari9 angsnummsn unO bem
SompOniIien ieinsn 0unt uusipreGen
laiIen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16

ii6 oas @ersniisen gemudt bat, bonn
SOtslfsnfter aus elm paar 3upfers
miin5sn auf bic StroBe gu perfen,
ipirb oie i9duerlide Dirtung oieier
@si6oTe Doll ermefen t0nHen. Der
bef6ofsne SruppenteiI Iiegt i'm yfu
auf Der GrSs, cine piiite S9Idserei
bridt aus. Sol6mefer bliBsn, uno
binnsn ipenigen Minuten bat iid Die
itaIieniide 2trmse feIbit serfIeiidt.
gtpaige ReIte iperben sefangen GEE
nommen. sir ben @rfoIs biirgt Der
@rfin6er.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16

Seutiber SoISatenfrieSbof in Norbs
franfreid
idOHen un6 iOfort besraben puroe,
ipo elm i'm pilben Malbsefsedt Sc
faaener erit IpGter ssfunoen tpurbs,
mo- eins aus TiiaioneR perirrten Ru.
geln bod nod elm Opfer segOroet bats
te.
lleber bieIe @rdber Tdreibt Ser 10.
siuloemOtratifde S9riftifsIIsr 2lnton
Genori4 Werfufer Der rubmestpertsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16
SoldateaIebea In IfeiadsslaHd.

llnS tptr ben 500 in bsiIissm aompfe
fnnb!
Rubt ou4 in frember @rbt i'm @a'
terlanb.
Sds foIgenbe Bib zines beutIben
SOIodtsnfriebbDfes in RorOfrantrei9
tann man an uieIen, bielen Srten aufs
nehmen. in 5lunbsru unb in poIen,
ir ben aarpnt5,rtGIern unO am
Sfon5o. gs 1T INNER Sas sl.i9e
Bib unb ss tebrt ipieber nit ben
3ei9en treuen @ebenfens Der &omes
rdoen, nit ieinem 8Iumenidmud unb
$reuSesreiben. es tsbrt nur oIau oft
pieoer. llno Damn Die @inaelgrG6sr
i'm Selos. bort po Elm 9}oiten obse.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16
ScfOlstcr 9iatidlaa.

.Sis boben mir bod INNER ers
jdblt, sic Isisn our9 unO 6ur9 trunt
uno nun ipollen sic frsitpilig aIs
5Iieger ouftreten9"
nm@6sn 6orum. Mstr bat Der 9lrat
50benluft perorbnst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16
Sci Der Diuiternng.

Stubsarst: rBie9 2ur5fi6tig iinb
Sie9 9as mobt nidts. 0a gsben
Sic MIR reat. re9t nab an Den
Geino bsron!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16
Meme SeSridjuung.

r8h beiBt bic Sestrunt9sit auf
gngliIaa"
III"
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-11-13

Gauze bass. made TO hold indiVid
nal powder pu1 balls. are among the
popular nov fads that make lovely
Christmas Eigts They are made Ot
chiffon. silk muslin or Eauze. gathered
over . silk covered embroidery hoop
Hangers Of lisht satin ribbon are
fastened Al each side OF the hoop With
a rosette
The balls. OF absorbent cotton. are
finished with tiny bows of baby rib.
bon matching the hangers In color.
As sSoa as used they are thrown
away
F1owered silk muslin makes pretty
bags, Sith ribbon hangers matching
the flowers In color The little bows
arc sewed 20 the balls The bass hang
at the side OF the dressing case for
the convenience OF guests
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-11-13

TIE vorid seems fsf Al prsssnt srusu
FseoRnlslns tbe ousnipotescs of esod
sonstlmer 10 rsartai sense eyfi veaid
seem 10 have ssinsd ne mastery,
Clgistian seieaes shows the ~Ay out
~ the iilasisn and the var ~
thFoagh pfayrr Prayer Ia not . mat.
,sf Of p-eiifioainE Ooa 10 % sOInethinx
or other diHereat 10 thar Hs haa si,
rsA1y doas Gods creation 10 perfect
Goa's creation IL ihs manifestation ;
perfect Mind Frazer. thsn. ~ ths
ssrsxn3,ioa sf Ceds spiritual eSasiiDr
- perfect. or 90 put a a. The icrp
iass has q, And God sav every ihinK
that b. bad made sad. behold. u saa
sefy good This splgi,sai under
standing dcni~a that the material or
evil ssaEs 81 thing pozssssrs any
truth uhsisrrr. and 20 destroys In
satnan consciousness tbis false sense
70 psst n eSastiy the same AZ 70
kRov rruih
The fear o. ssA can oaiy BE- d.
troysd b. The spiritual underuAna
.ne 0f the sunsfs II Ros,d There ~
10 PrinrIpis in svii sDod aiohs is s'is
alpsd by Principle Coed Ainl has
spwpr and human consciousness is
y value a. B, kh9us and practices
FOOD The sood yon do ard en-
bod} writes Mrs Eddy In Science
md Hrsluh %. 1917 gives yoa the
uuly powtf obta.aablr Eyn 10 not
pnsor u is iuoekcry of strength.
~hirb cftionE teuals its weakness
and hlis never 10 rise
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-11-13
IS SAVED BY WOODEN LEG
essS. when Surprised. Claws Horse
back Riders Artificial
Limb.

SunbuTy. Pa John Davidson. a "a
HWissA mountain farmer. who lives
near the town Of that name, says he
Is glad be has 3 wooden leg. for Il
saved him serious hurts in = battle
with q bear
Davidson says be was riding horse,
back slrnI tas snsqgshanaA. which
skirts dense mountain srowths at that
point. when he saw a black bear fsh.
inE IN tho river II would dive down
and come up with a fish IN its mouth.
Angefed by his approach bruin
dropped a fish and gave chase. but
Davidson drrN bis revolver and fred
He missed. and the animal came on
after him and bit and ciawed at his
wooden leg
lie hrcd again. and then a freight
train approached on railroad near
by. This, together with the footing
~ the locomotive whistle. frightened
the beast and u dropped TO It's feet
and amhled on into the woods The
farmer exhibited a torn pair Of trous
cts and laccrated wooden leg 20 his
friends as proof o; the truth OF his
story.
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-11-13
The Supremacy of Good
,wa,.. 10, "a. cSd~iss ssi.as. ssnas'I

yoha eompsisiion h shoaid b. ~.
msmbsfsa phas Pssi said 70 the Gala.
,iaas ~ - live Ia ths sgirii. iet us
also waik 10 fhe spifit7 " ss appte
hsna me sllaess of spirH. Eosd. our
sfseiiss should conform to our spir
itsst saasfmandiaE A. iha IL done
by msa. ,asy VIII Rrsdssily r0sas -
have gfrslef faith "a nisod. sha ,
result siii Pfsfiies Food nofe Etaii.
asuslT they sal attain 70 Psprs ~
iuHetl0n. he not overcome Of asH
bu, eywfcSmc syli sith Food
10 hsr boos. Nv and Yss' ~ Sd.
The Diseossfsf ot CHRISTIAN Bei-ass
writes ~Wh@u bamAn siruEsifs ceass
sud msrtAis y,sld iogieKly % ihs pui
pose 0f divine t.oss there pi1 b. no
more siftnsss sofros aiD sad
death The piTpose Of diyine infr"
10 inst EDod shouid b. deas lunaite
toFe - iHhUHs zuod What Non
deffm truth is here unfoiaed An ssf
roW sia ana sitknsAs. even death
ths last ebrny shall b, destroy %
ln BfApotiipu ss ihs huiuaR mind
aseys divine Principle Human csge
nruer "a se"mlng warfare betsroH
Eond aad Tho belief Of evil, and the
human miBd has 10 come "a tho point
~ coaslBg 20 struggle sRains, eyil a.
" % serc real powrr Believing
Owl 10 b. real sden sttuRsiinr sgainst
f slsniHsH she exercise uf wiil
povef' and a. slll power" implies
tbs belief iu the sKis,surr ~ many
minds npt ibe sno~irdF- oi tho one
Mind .it is not real poser And u
Incapable pf destroying ABytkins In
TACT - 10 poser" IL synonymous sitb
evil Instead. 80 called villpovcf has
30 b. saCfihred and the ssgrihbe
mv#nA lho cessation 81 the struggle
NotiGls may think that this Indicates
stasaat(on for tooftsl mind. which IL
'hr supposl,ioas material selnood and
therefore fha essence Of srlh@bnoss
rsnno, take rornizante of my Rotly
iy bat he U~n false aeBss of action
The tcty feHersc is, howr,pf tms.
i,nrr 10 D. % the human cons,iouznsas
'n"s Through the islaIty 81 the csraal
utnd that divine Mind is mAntir.icd
"a TEE drstflcgioa of the toes ~ hu
nan tappiuraa. sin. ~, ku.sg. and
icath fbes O. onm"s about that there
rs incidentally more powrt in The ratm
r,ngnIinn ot rra'h than n all the
material STRIVING which occgptcA so
e eeh of a mars ltts Indeed II 10
? ss.fts egseret 20 say thas fa,s saa.
'V*sst a'us'' ~ rsrss~arss snr H@Vefipt
'"as" ci activity ss s',tctiy analogous
o dream, whereas tbr spiritual On.
irfs',ndine 81 trHr hsmE &C. ri,rral
10" llul ihr frslt ~ tbr 2pirit." ~
I'anj ugt g. 81 io,r iuy. pracc. inne
'uftrnt eruusUres. peodneyR. tsnh.
al"'kn"sr temperance sralna, such
.hrtc .N mo- Law Aud lhoac rra,rs
''' i'r' iUrsitsbiy outromD of ihf rrr.
'AnH'oh ni 'ao sHwsmac, o' .ouA
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-11-13

Tksfs ae lgs ssaAsns shy gDoa h
Dot shivssssfiJ prssaie.s ths oas e
that nssisis ana plsasarU N svfi. tbs
ghsf thai Rod IL nas undsf4sSod so
b. tho povsr n actually ~ .siH -
the iaauiesnes ~ maisfisi sense stb
~ The Iasvitsbis sewgli ~ ths belief
,AS, raasssf. sscsrisd. has ,ennat'ys
aad lStslilr~aos whal msz tail mat
fsr u ahAsabssdiy thH sappesiiiglegs
esuas u eva
rhnHilaa Hsisaes tesfhns thar Tod
u lpnnns Mind that consequently
Mad u ,hs shiy real ssbsiAhss In
npis,eHcs. Asa ths, thegefofe matter
W not ssbsianes, h not reality. nr'
mortal ssrss ef mortal bsiisf II Ell
ba q drirsiiss ~ matter. a doHssilve
~ that WhiCh - abfsai Htl must
Hssif b. satfal Aisa Fafth~f rhfis
,ion Hcisncr ,sssh hes that God u good
and that soad Is fhsr-forr ia6nHe or
the only tsainT Thsa The revelation
~hieh Mrs. Esiay made - The sofid
estsslishFd the spiritual fsst that sood
is che oniy bownr. ihsi good b ~
taums ovet the 40 eslisd pawv' st evil
whirh msgtAls believe ~ ~ 'hsif dei
fimssi WtitinE In Hcisues aad Health
~ giD M. Eddy says AN sin IL
~ the flesh u rshno, b. spiritual
sin vYts,a here of hereafter onIy 30
hons - the lilusion ~ mind IN matter
fsmstaA u ia SENSE ~ sln and noi
= sinful sod uhicb II iost Esi ih
destroyed ~ tho ssnAo ~ good
n IL huHieieul In mAHy rss+s fof me
"a aistrfn sad setao-iedss ~, isft.
~ tht ailasns Of eoo-J 10 b. saved trom
many evt thoughts sod practices Ia
0thsf rAsss not Only has the umnlpo
tsnrr OF eooi "a b. spiriiusii, dis
rrford bet n has 10 be uHd~fstpod
also ihst evil 10 any fafm never con
trts happiness Wht is csi pfsetieod'
EyrfJ tiidp S,l ~ iudUigsi in h} tHru
thor. 10 briitt that n viii tfing 10
them hApptneea 80 SOME material gain {
IN return Everybody hnpws that iu F
duisrnee ~ evil cads IN ons thinE uo'' Z
ultimate iniHrtT M up" can droy
this The ptediEAl may frvcl in ihr .
spending ~ his putidls iHhwttsu.r
Tor bet period. hut ia the ~ud he .a
Tuund IN irats ftiondieae sud pus'ftf.
stfistea and ao hr rrmains urlt hr
felsfns 60 hia Father hpus.. ir oth,s
watds untn he srpnns t.dguu shat
good IA tho onll abode ~ true haPp
meas n ain strr r,aI ii puBid be-
eternal and there wunld b. no hope
lvf ,hs pfualssl, bsi s,p. bstnr the
tasss sNufe tsxf tqs~ n ~ mssui ,s.ssi
false traa' csn b. dcstfoyrd simply
hscsuse u is unfrsi Nothlua epod
cen ryrt hr l,a' Ter Eprd ls IuNnlte
and ~ etrthal
has " shat ,siar B. this bpopl .
odse In ih" face Of worlt wttfh jn.
brlirsinF appaf,E'ly ao tremendously
N ih~ pnwet of eva q vouij Do
impossible to rsumstr ihr fsf reach .
ing our'is ~ th" tuowirde. 90 la De-
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-11-13

hica mining In the United States
began in lso3 ~ith the opening OF tho
RugElss tninc. in Grafton county. New
Hampshire un,il mica minins began
IN North Carolina. about 1885,. Nss
Hampshire furnished tho entire output
of mica IN the United states
In 1914 North CaTo,InA ranked nrst
In tho value oi Us mica output. and
Ns~ Hampshire second
Mica IL stiu ob,ainable IN consider.
able quantities from the dumps OF the
ol Nninrs in Nsw Hampshire, at which
msisy,ag fssf FTnnii sheets ~raS twssNtrs
eNAS FNffts ps tofty veaas aaL
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-11-13

An attractive calendar tor q Eiri-s
roora And . AAtpin holder are shown
In the picture abova TAs hatpin hold.
er 10 merely . small psstseoArd tubs
covered with mSire ribeon With tins
brass backies. handle and straps Of .
narrow ribbon. II aim aiAtes golf bag
and . hatpin initiating q golf stick
goes with H.
The calendar consists OF q circular
piece having two small teet on one
edge. cut from a sheet ot eeiiulotd
Two small ohlohE openinEs. one l0as.
sr than the other. are cut opposite the
feet
Tue tAes of the calendar 10 deco
rated with . painted holly wreath
and gih lettering within H.
Two smaller circles swing on q
pivot bach oi the esisndAr's face. With
the names Of the months on cue ana
namerals from I 10 81 on the other
TAs ttny pivot 10 eonceaied BY the Vet.
tsftnE
The cAlendAr 10 supported tks an
easel by . strip tAStsasd co At tas
bach
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-11-13
umersll. was r.n At,.ehm.n,.

To circulate sit below the canopy
of an umbrella a patent has been i~
sued on the inven,ban Of Sylvester
Onyskuv ot Jenkins. ky in which a
Tan with folding blades so that II can
collapse With the umbrella "a ar
ranged directly below the canop, aud
a suitable motor battery aud switch
mechanism for drylns the fan Is also
carried by the umbrella
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-11-13
-onvm.n, 70, slnd.nbvru In IN. Alps.

sonSnsn, faT HindsHbvTp In the Aips.
Tbs lAakeile mountain Ia the Cafin'
thisH Ais. near the prssant Agstro
Italian theater 81 uAs, has been re
named "HindsabarE Height on the
summit Of the mountain. one of the
highest of the Csrin,hiAH chain. an
obslisk Sili be erected n honor OF
ths victor ot Tannsbcrg and the Aa
surian iaEss The sork has already
bees started under the direction Of
Architect Arnold Of Hanover The
dedication Of the monument 10 10 take
place neHt summer AAd F1sld Mar
shal von HibdenburE has pfoniesd to
be p'ssnnt at the ceremony With his
sifs
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-11-13

"A great many people have one
time and another declared that I am
the double ot someone stated J.
Fuller Gloom. but the deuce OF 4
IL that no t~o Of them ever agree on
the person ~hom I resemble "- Kan
sas CITY Journal
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-11-13

Quaker collar and cuH sets Of or.
candle are easily made and among the
most fashionable of dress accessories
They make charming Christmas gifts.
and may Be made At small cost
Sheer materials. IN cotton OF Inca
are used 10 make them. with hem.
stitching. marrow lingerie lAees or
embroidery In small sprays forming
the decorative features A quaker set
edged With cinny lace is sho~n In the
picture
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-25
Dancing Dress Which Lady Duff Gordon Calls Idylle Per-
sane The Daphanous Net Is Draped Over the Broad
Hoop, Revealing Through Ii the Underskirt

EN-" dresses. They are wide skirts, 1t is true.
but the width of the skirts Is made up by the
dainty waterfalls Of tulle and net Beneath
the waterfalls is the. underskirt, which is usu
ally not at all wide. The result Of the comb
nation is that one gets to its full degree the
exquisite airiness and daintiness of the trans
parent webs and at the same time the illusion
of slenderness and grace is maintained despite
the enormous spread of the whole skirt. 1t Is
just like the waterfall and the rock.
And. incidentally, let me tell you that this
Winter will see even greater use of these
wide. flowing outside skirts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-25

Notice in the large picture that all the effect
OF slenderness and lightness is kept despite the
very wide hoop that holds the net. In the leaf.
green tulle ball dress down at the left hand
corner this lightness is even more apparent.
though the width OF the falls OF tulle is greater.
or the two little evening gowns the photo.
graph OF the one have named Foolish One"
does not do justice to the original Alas! YOU
cannot reveal in black and white the witcherv
OF color The whole skirt is petunia colored
tule over rather tight underskirt OF silver :
The gray net and silver brocade gown, which
Is Its partner. shows what mean better.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-27

Owing to the union services at the
opera house tomorrow night. the
Christian Endeavor Day exercises
scheduled to be held ut the Christian
church have been postpened for =
week.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-27
Tending Johnson Co.
Will Go to Receiver

interest amounting to $35.510 is in
default since January last.
In the present condition Of the
lumber business we shall not operate
the sawmill." said John A. Keating.
president of the Lumbermen's Trust
company. I'VE shall care for the
property. and keep It in good condi-
ticn. Our future policy with respect
to the property will be determined
later on.
sour appointment ~ receiver VA
made upon request Of the Michigan
Trust company Of Grand Rapids. thu
trustee under the bond issue. to whom
the capabilities Of our people in mat
ters pertaining to timber and lumbei
business are we'll known"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-27

uae 5os the occasion. A feais..
the ptosfam was a drill, "rIs ~
ress Of Tims." In which ave ~,
ave slria took part, ana whitl
splendid training, Each sI,ls ~
rsssntsd an invention and ~ "a
ID IN = costume appropria,, q \ Il
the drlll were Helen win,, ~.
clliost. ssno Donaldson. Harc,i N.
Ian. Charles House, STANLEY n.l, i u.
Hilton. Dorothy Elliott an s.,
Bell. Following this. li,,Ie s,sss
Beckiey, sarbed In colonl,l se's.s
10 represent the hoy wsshln~s.
cut down the cherry tree. ~ !.
patriotic DIR was rendered b. -. ;
HoAgland. Lucille Bcckley -.
Elllott and Elisabeth Grisshy ~
School superintendent, II. n. prsI..
then spoke on Washington an ~.
cational matters. and was sollcv.1 !,
Attornsy =. u. Elliott. who y,vlS,.s
tho tmprovsment Of invsn,,cea ~
sntsrtainmsnt closing With ~ 2.
tioaAl anthem BY tho assemblies
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-27

Having turned my interest In the
Star Drug company to c. A. Plath. I
am anxious to have the affairs OF for
mer business straishtened up. Any
one having = bill against the Star
Drug company previous to February
rs. 1915. unpaid, present same TO me
at my ofIicce or lesve at the store fos
payment. Anyone owing the store Z
bill will call at my once and settle OF
pas same at the store.
27-st DIR. =. n. WHITE.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-27
Moving Pictures

For today and tomorrow the
Orpheus presents Rodman Law. the
daredevil in "Fighting. DEATH" Do.
clared to be the most thrilling picture
ever filmed. This offering IL in four
parts and Is rsplets with thrills and
exciting situations. While the adver-
tising ON this feature seems Of . na.
ture Impossible Of fulhllmsnt. the
Orpheus management is assured that
these are actual scenes. Lawfully
Right a roaring comedy. viii make
up the big I'VE reel program for
which there will be no advance In
admission.
Tuesday evening the greatest Of
all serials, "The Million Dollar Mys-
terry" will make its appearance at
i.Klamath's Klasy Show House..
No admission will be charged on that
evening - the management wishes
| the theatre-going public Of klamath
Falls to witness the hrst episode Of
/ this wonderful serial that they may
appreciate the superior quality of
this ofIsring. This picture viii b
shown every Tuesday night and nc
advance will bs made IN the admis
sion price.
..The Scales Of Justice" the Nv
part Famous Players Production
which win b seen at the Star theateI
tonight and tomorrow. 10 one Of th'
strongest dramas ever woven abou
the legal machinery that someime'
fastsns it, coils upon the innocen
and allows the guilty to 80 undstsct
ed. The stoly. in which . young dis
ltrict attorney throws honor. position
and duty in the scales against
woman's love. u distinctly novel. tn
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-27

production Is noted for Its scenic
beauty and excellent photography.
Tonight's program will consist Of six
reels.