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3nmdnien, teilweiie mO=
bill, ruit &eierueu
8riedJenlanbs aonig bebarrt pprlGu-
fig anf Der Hentralitat.
Slm fransOiiiden aabinett pirb ab.
fallise aritif geiibt.
Die Gniicn bcginnen nit Der GGn-
Die &niicn bcginnen nit Der GGn-
muns pun Sinlpituf.
11nteriecboute fabren in ibrem Sen'
te5ng erfulsrcidD fort.

9onoon ii. 9lug. Die 9lngele-
genbeiten I'M 9alfan nGbcrn it'd Der
Sriiis. 9ie biplomatii6en @crbono-
Iiingen nit bcn Stootci1, bic nod
neutral iino, iperoen fortgefiibrt, uno
Die 3cntraln1dltc bobcn Sriippen m
Der 8ren3e oes Sulfuns nngeb1llft
sbr Elon lit cs oltgcnihcinlid, ii6
bcn 0iir6gnng gum Gntiate Der
Silrfei 81 erjmingclI, bic on groBert
0eiunitionsmnngel lciben iol.
Die &on5entricrlIng, Die auf cincn
9lrtillcric glngriff nlif oic ierbiifcn
Yoiitionen folgtc, beoelitet cine Gro
bung gcgcn Rumanicn, mcl6es lih
aelpeigert bot, Whrnitionstrunsporte
burh5uloIicn. 9ic 9lrncc oicic5
2onocs lit bcreits teilpeiie mobiliiiert
uno bier meiterc SipiIionen bon &c
Icruen iino einbcrllicn morben.
9ulgoriCn bat Iolpeit feline S6rittc
lrnternommcll, murtet pielmebr Die
9lntfport scr gIaiicrtcn uilf iein Scr
longen, ooB @richcnlono ilno Ser.
bien No5eopnien gcgen 'einen milf
t6rii6cn 9eiItolio abtretcn, ab. Oieie
9lntiport miro pobrIbeinli6 naf)
Dem ,3uiommentritt ser Yorlumente
@rie6enlnnoS iinb Serbiens III Der
ndditen @odle .erfolgen. Wubreno
Die Serbcn erfl1ren, baB oas Ser
langen 9ulgariens irngcrcht lit, 5ci'
gen lie gteigiings eiilige 3igeitdno-
niiie 5ii ma6en, Inn ben 9ciituno
hires friibercn @unbesgenoiicn 81
erlongen. 8rie6enlano lit feiter in
ieiner 9lblebmtng, aber cs miro bier
gcgloubt, oab Elm @effel in iciner
Golitif erfolgen miro, ipenn Der frii-
bere Mtiniiter Scni5elos Dieocr
5lir gfad)t gclongt, OBJ
gleid) ibm cine itorf oeittidl-
frellnolihc 8artei gegeniiber itebt,
H., mic cine 9crliner Scpcihe beute
9lbcno melbct, ser &0nig &onitontin
ibm oas Yorteiciille oes Treniier-
miniiters MIR inter Der 9eoingilng
onbicten miro. oaB Die itrifteite 9tcu-
trniit1t gclpohrt blcibt. Dies mar
Der itreitige Hunft, Der 5ur grncit-
nung zines nellen &obinetts u1o Slir
slnfloiimg oes Sorlaments fiibrte.
Ssniofpeit ols Serr 0eniselos Die
ltnteritiisilna bcs Solfcs bel elmer
aIlqemeinen @abl hattie, glaubt mait,
bob ser 9onig ieinen @iberitano oiif.
aeben miro, pdbrenb Die Sepeid)c pon
Berlin betont, baB or feline Slniid)i
nid,t aednocrt hat Solte Sulgaricn
ie6oh Serbicn ongreifcn, Damn III
@rie6enlauo ourd) Tertrog ge5ipun-
aen, Scrbien als 9imoesgenoiien 81
ultcritiiten.
9tit scr ougenibeinlihenSeilerlne
Der taiiiihcn Gage oil Der oltlidlcr
ssront miro Der 3uperiiht III ocn Gam
bern Der sllIiierten slusorld Der
lieben. Die Huiien bebalipten, oaf
tic ole 0cutihen BON Higa 5uriidtrei
ben nno iie uon Ifpirsf ino Gofpnr
fcrnbolter. Sbeleidl oic @erbiinoe
ten ibren &ormorid i'm 3ertrlim mi
i'm Siioipeiten fortiesen. feblt es or
omtlifc1 Serihten iiber Die Wegnnb
me Don @eidiisen uno Rlnition
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@eitere Sruppen mtrben
i6leunigtt naf SrOwns=
pille geianbt.
@aibingtpn erfennt neber @iGa md
Gnrransa an.
Sampfer, Der ariessmaterial an
Suro bate, mnkte 9aDnns l6Ifen.
Die Ibietnns bes giirsermeiiters
BON @era Grns.
General gaffarete nia iifj an Ser
biting BON ltebersriffen beteilisen.

Brownsville, IA. slue. Be-
oeittiume @arnitngen iinb Dem nleri-
fnllihen 8eiin6el erteilt tporoen,
nel6es iif an Der merifoniidert
9ren3e beriinltreibt. 9ieie @ar-
nil1gen itnnnmen iotpobf bon Sap.
Sor, Dem 9efeblsbober Der teraiti-
| i6en &angers, ipie bonn General
gtafarete, Dem &ontmonbeur Der
Sruppen bes Generals Garran5a, in
0eotumores. Capt. sSor telepbonierte
belite abenb bon Hpnonosoile, Ell
nige Meilen norolif bon bier, oie
flir5e Nadridt: r@ir boben einen
anberen Y}erifaner befontmen, aber
er 1T tot. D" 9lus anberen Ouellen
tpurbe in @rabritng gebrof)t, bob
Der Wferifdner oiif elmer &an6 bel
&apmonbspiQe gefunben puroe inb
oab er nit elmer 8dnbe in 8erbifl.
bung itanb, Die ouf 9}on6es Der
ltmeeseno onfanss Der @o9e lie.
berf6lle beriibte.
General gtaffarete fiiitbigte burf
Dos biefige n1erifatii6e &orfiilat on,
boB er periu6t, BEL Dem ginbalterl
Der 8liinberungen bitrd nerifoni.
DIE gonben bebilflid 5u iein. Der
&oniul erfldrte, er iei benuftrogi
tporben, Die merifanii9en Offi5iert
5u benadrif)tiget, bab Taffarett
feinen Offi5ieren ben 9luftrog er.
teiIt bobe. feine Ierion iiber Der
92io 8ranbe in Die Ser. Stooten bin
iiber gu Iafien. Gin neuer @eii6ts
puitft 81 ben l1nruben on Der @ren5C
bon Seras ipurbe bon S. 8. Sobn
ion, Dem gltltbesfoniiil in Matano
res, geIiefert. Gr fogte piele 9erio
nen in iener 9egenb eIaubelt, boi
Der glusbruh Der &epolittion gun
Sell oen glnbGngern Suertus sli5rt
i6reiben iei, Die ieit einem Sabre ol
Der 8ren5e in Der 8erbonnlnq qe
Iebt baben. ginige bieier 8erbortn
ten, 10 iogt er, i6einen 5u boffen
6ab tie ibr 8reitige in Mierico ipie
bererlnngen fonne1t, inoent iie Strei
nit oen Ser. Staoten onItiften.
Die Ibietnms bes girsermeiiter.
npn @era Grns.
@oibingto o n. IA. glg. 90
Otarine 9eporternent peroffentIid],
beiite cine Mitteilung iiber Die bure
Garron3o erfoIgte Ibiesune bes giir
germeiiters bon @era Gru5, porou
man erfGbrt. bab Der betreffenoe 8e
ante perboftet puroe. Die 0tittei
lung Inittet:
r&opit6n @i[liom g. Scott nor
gunoes 8anonenboot Wnrietta, De
rongGlteite Gffi5ier Dor 8eru Grui
Deer., infornierte bos 9epartemeni
oob Gorron5n, nadbem er bon be
Sesreoe erfobren bate, Die Der Bin
; aermeiiter bon 8era Gru3 am s
) augltft geboIten botte, boriiber ieb
erbittert pnrbe. ben giirgermeiite
leines Inltes entbob uno ibn bel
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Inter giirsifJaft frei.

Sodfon, Ttid., IA. sl1gliit. -
@ern glmberion, eben1oIs Staats-
Senator, Der berte morgen I'M bic
figen IoIi5eieerid]t inter Der sln-
flage, @elb unter faIiden glngaben
erlangt 5lt baben, perbort fpurbe,
ploi6ierte ni6t i6uloig. Gin ipeite-
res Serbor iprrbe fir ben "a. slueuii
angeiest, porniif Intberion unter
500 @iirgidaft, Die RadlaBrifter
6. 80. 9fuiieu itellte, in Sreibeit ge.
iest tpurbe. Die 9lnfIage batte geger
slmberion glmer &irfbp, elm Demo.
fratii6er Horteifiibrer bon Safior
GonlltD, erboben.
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&ailer &ilbclms Mnt=
port an Den Yaplt.
9it Stiterreider an Der Sabn
Sref= =0itowsf.

mas oarauf binoelltet, oab Die BON
Den Ser6iinoeten genonunnen Stcl-
lingen unoSrte pprber gerdltrlt NOR
ben paren.
SclbmurihuQ bon Wfadeuien bat
ieinen Sormarif 5nii6en Dem
Siepr5 uno Dem Bug tpieber aufgc-
nommen, Ger ollr6 rlliiii6e 8egenan-
grille mebrere Gage lang pcrjogert
tporoen mar.
Die eiil5ige Grtfpidlling on Der
@eltfront lit Die Sebouptllng scr
Seutiden. bon einem ipeitcren lofaIcn
Grfolgc in ben Nlreonnelt, uno bies
Tinoet feinc 9eltdtiglrng bur6 bet
fran5oiiihcn @eridt, scr erfl1rt, oob
alle slngriffe obgci6lagen puroen.
u q bington, IA. @ueiiIt. :
Gie 0iterrcidiifc @oti6oft giebt Die
iolgcnoe 9to6ri6t pon 8ien be.
faint:
0ie SStnliener baben oos 8eriid1t
uerbreitet, baB rlliiii6e iuno ierbiiGe
&riegsgefcngenc an Der Iiibliden
6ront gegen bic SStalicner berubt
merocn Gieie Nu6ri6t lit ubiullt
iln5iltrcffen6. glud oic itolieniid)c
gebmtptlng, OaB bel 3agora imo
Paliewo groBc GrfpIge errllngen
miroen, lit cine cirfo9e Grfinouna.
SIlle Goiitionen bcfinoen iid in unic.
rem Sdnocn.
Seutc Der ltnterieebuute.
9onoon, ID. 9ug. Ser Oom-
pier ErinceB Caroline bon 8SS
@riltto- Sonnen, ser elmer SSirma in
@lnsgoip gcborte, fpuroe pericnft.
Sier 0iitglicbcr bcs 8crionols iinb
ertrllnfcn Die anoercu erreid]tcn
li6er oos 9ano.
aritif IN fransOiiidem aabinctt.
Yaris, "A. 9lus. SSn elmer beu-
tigcn Sibing beipro6 bos &ubinctt
Slnfragen elmer 8ruppe bon Sepn.
tierten, beren SSiibrer ullter iif) unb
gelegentlih in Der Gon1n1er Die
ariegsfiibrling, ioipeit babel bas
&nbinett in 8etrnd)t fonlntt, onge.
griffen bnttcn. gs ipuroe nod
Der &obinettsiisling befanlltgcgeben,
oaB 9ricgsminiiter Ntiuerano feline
aoqegen infornlierte, bab er am
nd6iten sSreitag Die 9lnfraeen in
Der aunimer bcontiporten peroe.
Sm 9idDte rniiiid)en Cptinismns.
Petersburg IA. slug. lteber
9onoon Gum eriten Ntol ieit Dem
SSan pom @ori6au purben beute bic
neucn Stealingen Der 0eliti6en iinb
Seiterreihcr nit 5icntlifer 8enoliig-
felt aus gutter Guelle ge3ei6net. Die
2inie bcginnt in Der 9ta6barif)afi
bon Silopeb, nnbe Der preiibil6en
@ren3e gegeniiber Der @egeno Der
Ma!uriihen Seen, moft Damn elmer
9ogen no6 Siioen unb Often unf
lauit our6 Sofoloip, Sieblee, Su'
foiu, Oitroip inb @laboipa.
Gie &on3entrierung Der. perbiin
octcn teiitoniihen Srippen in Del
Sfidtung Der Seitiing Brett -oitoms
poasiebt ii6 auf orei Straben, oil
oobin BON Molfin, 2ilfoD lrno 8la
bona loiifcn. Ser SSeino befiltoet lid
nod inlmer 40 bis 80 0feilen Dor
9rcit. .9itctpsf cntfernt itnb itoBt be
icoem Shritt ieines @orriidcns aii'
bartnGdigen @iberitano.
gtad ruiiii6en @ailitdr-@eobad
tern ertportet moi1, boB III nabcr 3u
fllnft Der iiripriinglide &iid5ugs
plan BON Der @eihiel-9inie oiirhgc
fiibrt iein miro nno boB Brett
2itoipsf, fpenn es auh nod nid)t II
Der Spb6re Der 5Gtigfeit licgt. feline
Sluftionen ols elm Gn0e Der rriii
i1en 9inie oifnebnen miro.
Sn petersburg trdgt man iif) mil
Der Superiidlt, bob Dem Bnrriider
! Der Seiierreifer unb 9eati4en OH
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tJortfesune aaf seite p
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!Serte naflt teiliueiie bcipGlft, NOR.
gen flar; ntGfiscr perGnberlp
der @inb.
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germ bereit, ein5eln ODER genteininm
alS 8ernlittler 5ii tuirter.
Sas g 6riftitiid ii d inter
meas.

Ser 9(ppen purbe beute on Die @e.
nerale 9arrun5a unb @iqa iotpie
mebr als 20 anoere politii6e ooer mi.
litdriid]e Siibrer in Werifo obgeianbt
slbienber errparten in ongemeiiener
3eit geniigenbe giii,itiee slntfporten,
bomit bas 3ilitanoefommen Der Son.
feren5 geii6ert tpiro.
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Ser Mppeq am
MerifO.
Siibrer nnb YDlitifer 81
SrieOtnsfDnftreI5 anfs
gefOrOert.
Ranamerifaniidle aOnferens smr Ser.
mittlnng bereit.
@entrale Gone an Ser 8rense in
@Oridlag sebra6t.
8nnitige 9lntiuprt pon Der Mebrsahl
Der Gmpfdnger eriuartct.

8aibingt to II, IA. glltgiit =
Ser panamerifaniide slppcn or
0lerifo, Der jebt on Die 9nrteifiibrer
uno Die @ollpernellre Der Staotcn
W1erifos erloiien miro, tpurbe bier
pom Stnatsoeportemei1t peroffent.
li6t. Sbne cine slnbelttilng BON
bepaffneter Snterpention forbcrt er
Die Siibrer al,f, irgenotpo in 9rerifo
5uiommen5ufontmen imb allf nelt-
tralem gnben in elmer &onferen5 sic
erIten S6rittc 5il ergreifen, n;e fiir
Die nerfniiringsmdBige HefouItruf-
tion bcs 9anbes nottpenoig iirb. MuTy
ioa iofort Der 9lrfruf fir Die @ablen
erlaiien tperoen. Gie Sienite htr
Ser. Stooten ODER ireenb eines nnbe.
rem WfitGlieoeS Ser pcnanccifntiide1
Sonferelt; tpcrhen ols @ermittlcr fir
Die Serbeifilbrung Der &onferens un-
gebpten.
Der slppeG. Ser slpor or Die poll.
tii6en iirb nilitGriiben ifiibrer &C.
ri6tet lit, bat Die Sorm elmer 9lnfiin-
oigune on bas merifaniibc @olf an-
genonlmen. gSie nom StaotSbcpar-
tement ausgeeeben, gebt BENT glppea
Die folgenbe gilfiinoigilna porons:
Oos merifunii6e @olf miro be.
rahri6tigt, baB Die folgenbe Dtittei-
liing on pieIe ongeiebene Berionelt II,
Werifo alsgeianbt fpltrbe, Die bic
9efrgnis ober militGrii9e Wad)t in
Der &epublif beiiten. 0ann folgi
Der 9lppel, batiert bon @aIhinqtrn
If. 9luguit. SSn ibn1 beiBt es, baf
ber0ereinigten Staaten Sefretdr, Die
@otidnfter 9rniiliens, Gbiles imt
glreentiniens, unb Die 8eianoten bon
golipia, Uruguay inb Guatemala
Die BEL ben Ser. Staaten nffreoitierl
iino, ger1einiom ben slppea on ait
MbreIioten ri6ten. sic geben babei
bon Dem @eiite Der omerifaniifer
@riiberlidfeit aus iunb iinb iiber'
5eugt, bab lie Die erniten @iinide bcs
gait5en Sentiment nertreten, tpenn fl
Die Notwithstanding bes Sriebens
uno Der perfaiiungsit1Bigen Orb
ming in Der S6peiterrepublif oit
itreben.
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81 q tionuIe 6 II II e II 3 b e.
orobt.

Gs miro bonn barauf bingeipieien,
bab tpGhreno Der idredli6en &Gm.
pie, Die iolange ben merifanii6en@o-
bcn nit 9lut getrdnft boben, Die
Seilnebmer Die 5eriebeilbe 8irfling
ser Streitigfeiten aus bem gluge
perlorcn 5ii baben i6ei1en, ni6t nur
in @c5ug auf 2eben iinb Sreibeit Der
@etpobner, ionberr ulth in @e5ug
auf oas 9lnieben, uno Die Si9erbeit
bes Satbes.
Sic perben Damn aiifgeforbert, ibr
Whitterlanb Dor einem 9lbgriiilb dil
retten llno boffen, BOB oas 8entiit
Der Wdnner, Die enttpeber bieie bluff.
&c gepegung leiten ooer ibr Sor-
ifub leiiten, nidt ungeriibrt bleibeil
perben, oa nidt baran 5u 5tpeiielil
lei, oaB Elm SSeber bon ibnen in ici.
mem 9etpiiieu ben glnteil ertpager
miiiit, BEN er an Der Serar1ttportlid;-
felt fir Die Suitdnbe in Der Ser.
gangenbeit gebobt babe, Tim aitd 5il
Der Grfenntuis ieines 9lnteils OH
Dem &iibne Der 8eritbigIng uno oes
@ieberoufbaus bes 9anbes 5u fon.
men. Sir Die 9onferet5 miro cir
paiienoer 9Ios OH Der merifanii6er
9ren5e, Der 5ii bieiem 3iped nelttra
liiicrt tperben fonltte, in 8oridlae
sebrodt, iinb, Inn cine &onferen5 Die
fer Irt gu Stanbe 5u bringen, er'
fI6reil iiG Die gerfaiier bes aufrufs
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-15

- amriert Gnrc GrfGItitne in ei'
mem Gage = ncbnlt elm tiirfii1es
gao i'm Oriental SoteI. (9lna.)
fr,io,bn
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-06-04
The Heat Of Lava.

The lava streams from the eruption
Of Vesuvius in 1858 were so hot twelve
years later that steam issued from
their cracks and crevices. Those that
flowed from Etna in 1887 were found
to be steaming hot just below the crust
as late as 1910. The volcano .J0rullO.
in Mexico. poured forth in 1853 lava
that eighty-seven years later gave off
columns of steaming vapor. In 1870 1t
was found that a stick thrust into the
crevices instantly ignited. although no
discomfort was experienced in walking
on the hardened crust.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-06-04

An ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN STATION.
casual passerby, but the station and its
surroundings are generally considered
representative Of the place. and upon
their appearance q judgment-etther
favorable or unfavorable-is very apt
to be formed.
The problem is complicated by the
fact that in the vast majority of In
stances the business quarter Of . VII
lage is situated Immediately about the
station, and such quarters. which are
apt to be more or less unattractfve.
have a great effect upon the appear
ance of what Is the very heart Of the
community life. There are countless
instances. particularly in the newer
suburbs Of large cities. where the en-
tire development has been controlled
and directed by a firm Of real estate
operators. where the problem has been
very skillfully and successfully man.
aged aud the station and its surround
ings are both beautiful aud picturesque.
In most suburbs. however. the owner
ship of such property is in the hands
Of many different individuals. and it h
difficult to awaken the public spirit or
to obtain the cooperation necessary for
any plan Of really successful better
ment.
Many years ago the officials Of n
railroad so fully realized the opportu-
mites which were theirs that the care
Of its s~tations-the rearrangement of
such as already existed and the plan
ming Of those yet to be established
was given into the charge Of an off,
cial assisted by a corps of craftsmen.
designers and landscape gardeners and
aided by the Of a nursery for
the growing of shrubbery and other
plants. The dignity and beauty Of
many of the suburban railroad sta.
lions about an eastern city prove tile
wisdom Of the plan.
The forlorn and unattractive station
was taken in bandits architectural!
shortcomings were quickly remedied
by a clever architect who supervised
the alterations made by the company's
construction department. An equally
clever landscape gardener wOnld de-
eide upon the treatment necessary to
the most attractive use Of any
natural advantages which the sur
roundings might possess and the best
means of %concealing what could not be
remedied. The newer stations pre-
scented opportunities for working out
really beautiful results both In the
planning of the stations and in the
arrangement Of their grounds. The
late 81. 81. Richardson. one Of the
greatest Of American architects, de-
signed several Of the station buildings.
which even today are models Of all
that a suburban railroad station
should be.
Where the initiative Is not taken by
the railroad authorities It must logical.
ly come from residents Of the village
itself. and there are countless instances
Of the improvement Of entire commu-
mites and the awakening Of local civic
pride BY village improvement leagues.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-06-04
|" Good
| form
Etiquette Of Games.

The subject of games-that is, games
that are played for the purpose Of en-
se5taining invited guests or even as a
means Of relaxation in the home-is
" that may readily come under the
control Of those claws Of social usage
defined in the a word. etiquette"
One of the most important rules to
be followed in any game is really one
Of the first rules in etiquette. that
courtesy to. partners as well as op-
posents is called for under any and
IN circumstances. Whether a player
loses or wins, the same g%raciousness of
demeanor that distinguishes the we'll
bred person is maintained; to have the
temper under such perfect control that
no wordy arguments are likely to take
place is to show that politeness is in
mained, that both birth and breeding
ftAye combined to teach the value of
self. restraint.
In the. heat of a game, unless this
1abdt IS really part of the personality
Of the players, argument is very likely
~ assume a decided turn toward
abuse. Right there is where the really
courteous mar or woman shows the
value Of good breeding. Even If the
fault is glaring in his partners play
he man who is a gentleman in every
sense Of the word will pass it over with
a peasant manner. whether it is felt
within him or not. TO show violent
temper at a failure Of ones own or
o. sae's partner is to appear excessive
y d%isagreeable, and perhaps it is still
worse to show great triumph over a
victory W an opponent.
The latter is in the worst possible
f1ste; It evinces a mean disposition out
right and therefore outrages all the
teRetssof etiquette. Because. no matter
how pleased such a happening makes
q player, it is always better to put the
face on It OF having had to do a little
more than the possible to overcome
such an opponent. In any game. no
after. what, 1t is poor policy to claim
m easy victory; better far. If a player
wishes to enhance his own success
and! also claim the praise. eve I'M
willingly given. perhaps Of those op-
lesing; Is to declare that only by siren
uous. and the very best work could the
sfttefy be won.
Like, everything that is called ''pro-
Qer' this has It's deeper meaning; no
Wse, is Inundated in the least and to
that end etiquette teaches the advan-
Aages Of true politeHess and c%0nsidera-
tim.
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IN THE WAR AND AFTER.

oattIs Incident Which, Led Lister 70
Restoration Of . Sword.
General Keller. later In congress
from the Springfield .o.J district. was
one Of the last men wounded in the
civil war. He entered the volunteer
army in April. 1861. and served until
after Lees surrender In 1855. In all
that time he received three scratches.
but shortly after the surrender he was
scouting at the head of q small force
of cavalry and came suddenly upon a
large force Of Confederate cavalry.
There was a skirmish. In which Keifer
WINS wounded and in which he would
have been killed bad it not, been for
the Intervention of the Confederate
commander. who. under the circum.
tances, simply wanted to be let alone.
Keller returned to camp. had bis
wound dressed. reported to headquar-
ters and received special orders and
with re-enforcements started to find
the derelict Confederatea. He found
them, and Colonel Tucker. the Confed-
crate commander, surrendered Keller
carried fuckers sword home with him.
and it was kept In his library at Spring
field as q trophy of the wal:
In 1876 Keifer. was elected to con-
gress and in 1881 was elected speaker.
Among his acquaintances in 1879 was
John Randolph Tucker of Virginia. In
conversation one day Keifer told Tuck
er the story Of the sword, and Tucker
said the officer who surrendered the
day Of the skirmish was undoubtedly
his brother. This fact being establish
ed, Keller took the sword to Washing
ton and placed it in the hands Of J.
Randolph Tucker, who restored it tn
its original owner. In after years Gen.
eral Keifer. became again a member Of
congress and found the son Of ]. RAN
dolph Tucker In the fathers seat
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Tho Fine Art Of Hospitality.

The Fine Art Of Hospitality.
No hostess should invite friends to
stay at her home unless she thoroughly
understands how to make them COM
Portable. The art Of hospitality may
be acquired. however. even when the
natural aptitude is wanting.
The perfect hostess does not over
entertain her guests. She makes it her
duty to study the preferences of those
whom she has invited. She does not
ask them to drive, walk or play ten
mis- when they prefer. perhaps. to read.
write or do other things. Nor does
she ask them to arise at unusual hours.
At English country homes the GUS
tom Of visiting is systematic. Guests
are asked for Il certain number Of
days. and they are expected to leave
ON the last morning. A guest arriving
after the luncheon hour seldom sees
the hostess until the dinner assem-
blage. A we'll trained maid conducts
the guest to a we'll arranged room.
serves tea or some simple refreshment
and informs the newcomer Of thu din
ner hour. The American hostess man
ages her establishment in n less cere-
m0niOus manner. She frequently drives
to meet the guest and. though she may
have q rctinue Of servants. often per-
sonally conducts her friend to her
room.
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Live Munioin.litv.

The celebration Of the twenty-ffth
anniversary Of Wilmerding. Pa. will
he held some time early in September
next. The tentative plans which. will
be worked out by the general commit
tee and many subcommittee Of the
Wilmerding board Of trade viii In
clude several big historical pageants
which will detail the history Of VIII
merding from the time It was a ham
let Of several houses in North Yer
sailles township until the present time.
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PRETTY STATIONS
ON. RAILROADS
Importance Of Attractive Ap-
peafanco From Clr WIndew.
OEpo1s ARE INDICATORS,
First Impressions Are the Most Power
full and Lasting, Therefore the Get
Up Of q Suburban Station Has lie In.
huenes Upon the Passsrby.

When It Is remembered that first i'm.
pressi0ns are the most powerful and
the most lasting it will be easy to real.
lie how highly important to a suburb
is the appearance Of the railroad sta.
ton, which is generally the entrance
to the village. writes Robert n. Van
Comb in Art and Progress. With a
majority of the people the opinion
which is formed Of a place is based
very largely upon its appearance as
seen from the vantage point of a ca:
window. The village may possess at
fractions which do not appear to the
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Different.

seaee. Manager-Dasr 1t! Didn't 1
1n.Yon you had to slap bis face and
~ 1T him. kiss you?
Actress Q~nnocently) Ye-es. But
taatas In the play. This Is only re-
Aearsal.-Sydney Bulletin.
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We live and learn. but those who
live the fastest don't always learn
the moat. =-
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There are but two really great disap-
pointments in life. One Is not getting
what you want and the other is get
ting It.