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The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-25
Potash, Perlflutter
 and Others
 By MONTAGUE GLASS
<. THE GlNHOU=
 LAC HEIRLOOM.
ICopyrisht, The Frank A. Munsey Col
 (Continued from last issue)

lCOpyTlSht- Inc fFank A. Munsey SO.i
 Continued from last issue) Oakley and the head worker closely, with net result of six hand clasps and six resulting bushes from Mary, inter mingled with a multitude of dazzling smiles from Ginhouliac.
 "Ginhouiac'S a pretty good sort" be said ut icugth-'that Is, for dngo." "A dago" Mary exclaimed. Freddy Furnival, beg of you"- That's all right" Freddy explained. "ue Is dago, isn't he? That's the popular name for an Italian, just us Yank is for a down caster. I'm q Tank, you know. and you can call me one if you want to-"
 "I might he justified in calling you any number of things" Mary leiolned coldly, except q GCutleman!'
 This time the low whistle grew audi blc, and Mary stopped short.
 "l can go the rest of the way aIone." shc said.
 I'll take you 10 the subway station" Freddy murmurcd huSkily.
 Thank you. no, Mir Furnival," Mary replied.
 AS she passed on Freddy raised his hat with uS good flourish and bow as Ginhou,inr himself might have made. He watched her Jill she disap- pcared down the subway stairs, and once again his lips shaped themselves to a whistle as he strodc rapidly away
 III
 On a Wednesday morning three weeks later John Oakley walked into the outer office of Furnlvars suit which hc found entirely uuguarded by
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-25
NOTICE

1 have removed my express and baggage transfer office from the Bcarr of Trade Pool and Billiard hau to Robert Browning's place on the corner of Fifth and Broadway and changed my telephone number from 34 to 90.
 9-lT-1w. A. J. BAKER, JF'
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-25

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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-08-19
FOB SALE OR TRADE

For Nevada Land-A fine 80-acre
kansas. Thirty bearing peach pear.
plum and apple trees. one. half acre
bearing grapes. Forty acres of good
Young timber. Small house and out
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ter. Ideal place for fruit growing
Three miles from town and one-ha'I
nile TO school. If you are interested
write the Appeal, or Lock Box 4o4,
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EYE

Before you Guy glasses send 70,
free booklet, Eye Service" to E. J
Nixson, filter and maker of real ser.
vice eyeglasses. Nixon Bldg, Reno,
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10 DGE rs

r A.. M.-Lewis Chapter No. l.
holds regular convocation on the
third Friday of each month IN Ma
sonic Hall, at 7:30 p. m. Sojourn-
ing companions are cordially m
vitej to attend.
f. c. PETERSON, H. P,
+. d. VANDERLIETH. Sec'y.
2. AND A. M.-Carson Lodge, Mol
holds it's regular communications
on the third Thursday of the
mouth in Masonic Hall. at 7:30 p
m Sojourning brethren are cor
daily invited to attend.
T. A. LOTT, w. M,
Z. D. VANDERLlETH, Sec'y.
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FOR SALE

For the next few days, household
furniture, bath tub and shop fixtures;
also horse, wagons and harness.
J24-tf w. H. CHEDIC.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-22
FEDERAL GRAND
JURY FINISHES
ONE BIG PROBE
GomperS Turns Over to Gov
ernme0t a Lot of Core
SpondenCe Relative to La
boris Peace Council

.nn 70, Sos|'Ta T"rS 'J0r''- T"r ~ Tederal Grand
.i,,.,. ',,,.n.tt,,,tio,, t,t, mo activttiee of
1'' t',,,'. .,' n.atIn,,,I pnac,. Council which
:, ~ a,,.,r..,,1 ~. mind stat.s District
,,,..naa,' = No. ,1ar.han r.,g financed Inv
- ,.on 5n,tcIon ~ fonent strikes
=, '',,~ ,,,,nf,i,a f,ctnrtos vas virtually
-, ,',,o,.
60 se.,,gl Goa.n.r. nrcsidsni of tbe
,.',.,.,., ','I'1, r,aI"ra,,a,, a. to,or turned
, - 49,, a., ,,,rars ,,yn large nortfolios
C,1' ~ ~ l,' ar,..,,ad,nco circnl.re
II. ,,.d ,.,I,,.r dat. rom
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-22
2.5OO,O0O VOLUNTEERED
DURING NINE WEEKS

London. Dec 81 o.22 mt)
james 0'GladN momber Of pmlIa-
ment for EasOLccds mud member
of the Joint reruuup committee,
contributes au Article to the pntF
Sketch recording thc progress of ems
listmcut under EaH Dctby- scheme
Mr. 0'Grady SAYS that the first
week produced only l21 recruits
Matters slowly improved hnt even
mp to the end OF Novembri The rr-
spousa was NOT satisfactory
W. therefore resolved says hc TO-
bring OF spanking rally us The ne.
suit of which the figures jumped
from "a 600 ON ono day to 3$G.0oO on
another. and during the last suem-
aus week l539O0O men enlisted,
while during the whole nine weeks Of
The eampmpu some s,500Q00 volun-
tepred.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-22
Premier Asag.th.S Statement
However Is Co0tradIcted by
German and Turkish Re-
potts,
RUSSIANS CAPTURE
BULGARIAN SEAPORT


~ N''N'No '2uNF'e af,-.'- 'eN'eo "'".l
l."nuuu l't - 'l'.'' p. lh'' nv
only addltioW details on the with
laWu of the British sources today
yrr. these .,,.lled from Premier AS
IT,, h.,t,s.. - .ap,-
="
mons. lh Nhlrh he stated that tu' bli'-
th losscs were confined TO three men
wounded % few gums abandoned after
b.i,. r.pd.rad osslass anna ,p insia.
..f..... .....,.... ..,..r... ,,t,i.h ,,..r,
U'I'O.'u 'lll'"''' ol 7''''s N"'e" "'''
ltll h'hlnd
Germans Tell Another story.
From Turco-Gcrman sources, how
ever several contradictory details
reached London, THE Constantinoplo
official communication gave the Turk
Ish side of the withdrawal and Il WaS
somewhat amplfed hy CONSTANT
noplc dispatch circulated through tho
Berlin wireless
Both these dispatches claimed "onor-
mous British LOSSES on tho Scddul
liahr 'front.' and The taxing ct an mn
M ',autaole anounl Oh Vu1tN az '"e ~
",,',,, D' i, e.nr.1rs th,t M ratirepent
vg. oidea 81 osheayy for. while ter
lrirc British attacks from the seddul
+ Bahr position, which has not ooen
apandohea, provided q ulVeiSloh'
''"''i"' @ wv -, .A''t 1t,r,,ist, snh
n,arma a@titltv II Turkish waters.
Athens reporting that British un-
der-wutcr boat has sunk the German
steamer Aoos ana several other trall
N me son 9l ain,o5' ~ i,. auu,'ts,', t,',
( t,,,te','rl.,, t,,,t N Varna on the Black
aea by a Itusslan fleet is reported in
Iprcss dispatches.
/ The situation on the Greek FROM
remains Tranquil althoush the BtItfea.I
esl a,illt{ ,ti Nel,9 s,tamt,,, ,rbr
g1i" nrnnnsed a"' ontr mi, '' NJ unlFarians into
Greece with German army is "a
Iprcsent the subject Of diplomatic
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-22

New York, pee 2l.-Captaln Won
Papcn. the recalled German military
atache, purchased his steamship tick
ct this afternoon for tine Noordam,
thus confirming reports that he would
sail on this Holland-Amcrica liner.
The ship was to have sailed today but
her departure was postponed until to-
morrow
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-22

savannah. Ga, Dee 2l.-James lm-
mje announced today that the sa>an-
nah Sugar Refining company "ouIu
erect o $3.O0O000 refinery mere II,
said negotiations for the purchase oi
> site were expected 20 be closed BY
tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-22
Try 10 Raid Jockey Club.

were gathered preparing for the
Opening OF the meet of the dat.
Try 10 Raid Jockey Club.
They attempted to secure some Of
the thoroushbreds from the stables
but the horse handlers gave them
handfuls of silver and they raced
back 10 town, after firing "a series of
.volleys The owners and trainers tele-
phoned to El Paso ana automobiles
Were sent 10 bring them out
I'm the midst of the riot, Gen Man
.uel Banda one of the generals who
signed the surrender agreement
slipped through the mob TO El Paso,
where ne told the Mexican consul that
only the prompt payment of the
troops could quen the disorder
No One to Handle Money
Meanwhile, however Mrs Thomas
D. Edwards, wife of the American
consul, had tclephoned the same in
formation TO the Mexican consulate
where 100000 pesos in Carrauza cur
.rcncy was placed in am automobile
and hurried to the international
bridge and a messenger sent for Some
Juurcz official to come TO the Amcri-
can side and receive IT, None came
and the money was returned 10 the
consulate where it awaited tonight
the arrival Of q paymaster selected 10y
the committee of generals. Unofficial
reports from Juarez late today were
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-22
Effort Is Being Made to Pre-
vent Severance Of DipIo-
matte Relations Between
Two Countries,
ANC0NA INCIDENT TO
BE SETTLED AMlCABLY
Baron Zweidinek Is Following
Course Pursued by Won.
BenStOrff in Controversy
With Germany.

WashinCton, Dec. 2l.-Pcnding re-
ceipt of Austria -EIuugary's reply lo
the second American note regarding
the sinking of the italian steamship
Ancona Baron Erich Zweidmck.
charge of The Ausuo-Hungaran em-
hass>, is conducting Oh forming ba-
Sis Go conduct informal negotiations
with Secretary Lansing looking toward
am amicablc settlement of the contro-
versN An ntimauon 10 that effect
was received at the state department
today after the charge had conferred
at some length with the secretary
Following German Example.
ID is understood Baron ZWeidiuck Is
attempting negotiations similar to
those conducted bN Count Vnu Bews-
turff the German ambassadors follow
ing the sinking Of the steamer Arabic
Ii Is considered improbable, however,
that such negotiations can develop Jo
am important stage until after receipt
of the next formal communication
from Austrm-liungay which is eX-
pcctcd Some time within the ncNt
WcCk
Rcrustorrf Given Free uand
trst ,.hot a,,tI,art,,. iia,.,, 1u.o,di
mex mas oe'h SIN'H p9 ms 4eN''u''l'"'
has not been made known IL was re-
.called today that rotations between
the United States and Germany were
sariole,. strained WHOM tba Gerr1or
..,.l....,.t..,. .i..'.,, .'..t',.,i.. rr..
"''
mana To eonduIt ile hos"UaiIona i
somc official quarters the belief pre-
walls that il was the negotiations CON
Quoted by count 1on Berustarff which
,,ro,.e,tod t,. sit,,,tion rron, l.ocnr,.
~ - Wv 80 'a'' ,.'.,
ing lllo'o scIious l'l'" Ut at "i't '''"'
admittedly was
Has Word From Home.
Baron Zweidinek is now virtually in
the same position now as the German
ambassador then found himself II De
considered that with a knowledge OF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-22
THE WEATHER
WEATHER FORECAST

Denver Dee. e1-Nev Mexico.
Wednesday and Thursday generally
fair. cooler Thursday m cast por-
ton
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-22
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

For twenty-four hours, ending al
6 p. m. yesterday.
Maximum temperature, 36 degrees
minimum temperature. 4, range. AZ.
Temperature at 6 D. m yesterday, f5.
Northwest wind. clear.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-22

were gathered preparing for the
opening 0f the meet of the dat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-20

etn poar atte, mInrlI9e 0ulen unp
bog Damn in Die 9ouptitrnBe. BORT
unten tdten Iid Die Wdue auf; cine
Maee nobm Den Mogen auf, Die in
elm rotss 8ebdupe fiibrts. 0as ma
Der 9abntpf. 0ort mubte bic llmlas
Dung in ben s3ug ua4 SbeNa o
ii1 eebsn. Der Dueen belt oornuf
su; Elm tur5er Sefebl. uno gum Grs
fiounen ser brei @~efangeneu bpeen lie
Iints Elm uno %falIten oarun porbei.
Die brei Geutifen blidten fih on.
Was tonnte 5as bsoeuten2 IS mar
10 gut nie unmOoIih. 8l Wogen ole
LANCE Reiie nad Ooeha gu MAIDEN.
Die Gutihe pahierte Die leBttn
SduIer Der Stuot. !Sisr purbeu bic
GtraBen Idletter unb peripobrloiter.
Das Gjefasrt louI:e iiber Sturs.
oder, rumpelno au6 i9loane emo ginq
IS p~ortpdrts. Ginmal tam Elm Srupp
epipateu, Der Den Sberjt ebriurdtss
poa ioIutierte. Der Obsrit ipanote
ith Bel oieper 0sItgsnbeit Elm luenig
our Settle - uao Jtedtsanpdit sSels
ben fab gum e%rftenr,aI isin profil.
Gr fob es uno feline augen erpsitsrs
ten iih ~unsldubis. 9ielss Ietft pors
ipringen0e 3inn... ole etpas gsbos
gene gfoie... uno Dor alien -. oos
ihlporSe Muttermll unter Dem rehs
ten 4use... llno jebt ldien es Gel
ben einen Monsnt. ais oh ibn Der
Gbcrit nit eiuem IddRlnoeu Bid
itreifte -. gisin, ons NOR ID Wubns
finn -. uro CT oerlpuri ole Geoars
ten uieoer. bic ~blibartig IN ieinem
9irn aufgetaud;t iporsn.
Dos iilberns 9dno zines 5iuHts
fdimmsrte auf. Der Wlgen oonnette
Dset bic Bride. Dogt libris. pom
@oG fell obnGrts, cine 'leiHs aaus
oung streppe 3rm Wafer. an oeren
5uB 81 5luB5o1t uuttt Odmpf lag.
Wit einem Hut bielt &c; Wasen.
Der Cberlt ftieg bum Bot. nStellt
euf in cine Reihe.." Dit fGloitern'
Zen 9nien tdnsn Die @%efaneenen
oeIn 9sfebl nacG.
,Gntie5elt iie.."
Ole SoIodteu %ipraHgen bsr5u;
Decimal Elm id~nappenoss 0srduih,
nno tIirreao fieIer orei fetten gu
Uo0er.
Die @.faRqensu biidteH ungIdubig
uuo oergpauoe-. balo nuf cen Dill
3ler. balo aui ois 5ptonten. Ie.
O6erit 3og orsi tle;ue 9iitelden aus
Der 5ai6s.
.aaufmann Wernsr!!" .6tsrl"
.Ytmm oielt5 BUD"
,Jdbritnnt Ette!i" - r6ier." Gln
oIeifes BUD 4Iitt in e,iien 6dnoe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-20
9emtide &rawatten.

gisentli9 birften nur Mdnner iiber
Rrapatten fdreiben. sic liesen ibnen
naturgemdB piel mehr om 9eraen als
Grouen. uno aIes @eiitpolle. mas is
mails iiber bic 4ratpatte uno ibre 9e'
fdi9te eefost puroe, ftammt natir-
lid = aus Mdnnergebirnen. @roB'
aropattentenner ~ftreitsn foeur zen
Srauen @erfGnbnis uno @eidmad
fir bieien ~.einaigen 2idtpuntt tn Dem
Duutel Der Ssrrsutleibuns" ab.
5onore be 8al3ae beftGtigte in isis
men 3rapattenituoien bic 9ebaup'
tuns. bab bic 2rotpatte troatifdeu
uriprunss fei. unb mir boren bon
ibm. bob i'm Sabre 1860 Elm fremoes.
aus 2roaten Suiammenseiestes Resiz
ment In Grantrei6 einfisl. I'm Der
feltiomen Iradt bieier Sruppe be-
mertte man Elm Setnil. oas alIsemein
aefiel unb oas man aliobalb ndd5us
obrnen beeonn. SO mar bies cine runo
I'm ben 6als eeidlunsene 8inbe.
Di.Ie neue 4biuftieruns purSt cine
.Groate" eennnnt. mas i'm Sprd@>
mibbrou4 baIb in Grapate" tOrrums
piert tpurbe.
Oos lit i'm Musenblid iebo4 niat
70 tntersHont, ols Su erfabren, DAB
bic 2rapotte in poItspirtf9oftliher
8eaiebuns einen beoeutenoen Jattor
biloet.
Sen Grauen bat man aus Der Bis
BERGEN bebinsungsloien 5ingube on
bic frnnaDFiden Moosn ftets einen
@orpurf gu MAIDEN eeiudt. @enise
bndten iebod baran, bic Mdnner me-
gen ibrer unterperfuns unter Die eng
lifhen 0orbiloer in Electromagnetic
gen gu perfpotten. l1no iie tpuren pirts
lid genou Iolhe 5anotiter ME Die
sSrouen. Sab es benn Dor einem Sabr
nod einen Germ, Der anf taoeIloies
Meubere Wert legte uno einen Mans
tel ober @n5ug aus beutf9en Stoffen
ober qar cine 2rotpatte beutiden lrs
fprunss setra9en bGtteg Sic taten es
nntiirlid bdufig senue. nur ni9t
tpiTentlid. gu 8eeinn isoer Saiion
bor6ten Die S9neioer unb Grapats
tensei4dfte genou 70 inteniiU ouf Die
2onboner Rooenebitte, pie bic Jraus
en- nod ben Senfationen Der Rue be
Ia Yoir fpdbten. 90 non jest NIT Der
Wobrbeit ans 2iht fommt, bort man
- Elm betrGntlider Ssit aGIer enelis
fden Rroipdttenftoffs. ioar tpirtlih
.mooe in 0ermunp". Nan tann ben
eini9lGsiefn Geiddften ibr @sriteds
fpisl nur beoinst gum @orruu,f ma
den. Sie bonosIten unter benz Grud
Der 0erbGttniFe. 9us publitum uno
nit ibm tpieoer bic gsTiser Der Sra.
pottenaeIdGfte betrahteten es als
Gbrsniade, Der SduIe 9rummels
treu gu bIsiben. 9orum 1T es osito
luHigsr gu erfabren. boB Fd in etnem
eroben 3onooner Sotel Elm Stamns
tiId oeuii9er arntouttenitoff@ Gabris
tantsn iobraus inbretn zines guten
8eiudes t%rfreuen tonnte.
0eutI6s, meiit in Srefelb getpebte
arouattenitoffe muBtsn erf mad
Qonoon esbroat tpsroen, uHl. bort
perorbeitri. ben puFisrSaeiq in bic
Gelt, in Der man fi9 81 tIsiosn Ders
ffeht, au empfanQen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-20
.Nedtsonlpol %iyeloen!" r9ler,

observation-disclosures 6tlutH. sy9lel.
r6ier bait ou ons oeinlge."
lno Sic orei itonoen on, ieoer nit
einem tIeinen blaueu BUD in Der
bebenbsn 6ano, uni4li1is. aitterno
oes neitst.n harrelso.
,Seffnet Die Bidder uno LETT"
Die orei i9Iugsn nit einem ein3i<
gen 2aut ibre @iider auf uno
Dot ibren berpirrtsn 4usen praiens
tierten ii6 orei pdiie, oronungsee'
miB ausgeitelIt uno seItempeIt pom
rumdniidea SoniuIat.
.Ghlaat bas Ieste 9Iatt duf." =
Die orei tuten Is. Oort lag. ourt1
elm decentralization f~eltgebulten, ie
Elm Souisnbrubelltein.
LIMB num-" ipanbte ii4 Der OberSt
an bic SniOaten. rtonnt ibr nod
SbsTa 3uriidfa9rsn. meme Rinoer.-
Die Sret ore1tsr ii4 auf ben !Snt'
ten berum, uno i'm nG9lten 4n9en'
bid Iauife oas @efdhrt mad Suos
fpeiten bapon.
limo ihr." panots fh Der Oberlt
an bic brei 0eutiaen. rtommi nit
mir ms Boot"
Gr 9ine pornn; iie folgten i9m
NIT tlopfenoem Screen. &dum patten
bic bier oas Boot betreten, bo feste
Iih Der 9ampfer auf ldon in Yes
ipegun9.
Stumm unb obuungspoa fhauten
iebt bic orei duf ben Sberiten. auf
NTen @eiiht aqmdblih Elm bebaglis
DIES 2ntsn trot. Wisoer blidte
Rehtsonralt 7yeleen nit sroBen Aua
eeu aaf eisIen Wanu, Der Dor ibm
ltano uno ibm ldhenb ms 8elift
lab. limb inosm Der Oberit Die
Riise abnnbm. Iasts er: .Nun, 6rts
-. %ertennit bu MID onn nod INNER
ai6t?"
r@rtur!" rief oieier - uno Damn
lag er in ben Qrmen Isinss Bruoers.
.sSn Gin paor Stunoen," 10 ers
ilGrte 4rtur, rfino mir bel gberion.
Dort ~erlpdriet uns cir rumdnii9er
Dumpfer. Der ms nod Gcniton3a
bringt. ia inb mir in Siderbeit -.
limb nun, meme Serren. bite id
sic, nit mir in Die &ajite 3u toms
men, no uns Elm tIeines @abelfribs
Iiid %erlrartet. Dort polen mir NIT
einem 8lnie Set msiGeu 6reuno
aarlotpitid leben lafen. ben pades
rem 9ouptmann BON Der Obefaer
@enbarmsris. Der oieie ganSe 8efrei.
ungsssiditts a%rran9iert bat. Sbm
oerOantt ibr elre 5reibsit. llsbrisens.
eut) teine @e~iui6ensbiFe: &c
bat %finftduieno RubeI bafir betom.
meni" 80.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-20
~ @iirmcr fino Die 1tria6js bieler
Ninberfranfheitsa.

@itrmer, gu 3nuienben, raitben
Dem Sinh Die Rabrune, boIten ieir
@ndstbum 5urud, oeruriohen Ser.
itopfung, lltloeronulidfeit, Eerooit,
tot, uneleihmdbigen Appetit, 5ieber
uno mondmol Sposms. 9idopoo
Norm 9iler idofit fir ale oieic
9uitdnoe erIeihteruna. Gin biertel
his gu einem oieier o~ngenebmen San.
on 2o5engcs. cinoenommeu tpie on.
qcuieiet5 taotet uno iiihrt Die 8hr.
mer alb, reeuIirt Die (Seo1rnte cybres
9inoes unb eibt ibm Beiunobeit uno
eebensfroft aitriid. Solen Sie fidD
cine CriainoI Gd,oftet fir 25e bon
'Sbrem Nnothpfer. @~efdbroen Cir
Die @~efunobeit Hbres qinoes nid,t
menn Cir Elm iihere3 uno einfa6es
Weitfel boben fonncn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-20

= Diberfpruh. Mutter:
mas battet. Sbr benin beute IN Der
S9ule, gmma2"
Sonter: .@eogropbie; mir blben
cine 3sife burd Dos iiolide Gtsmeer
aemaGt!"
Mutter: Nd. oes5aIb i6piseit Ou
audi for
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-20

9ergettun9. Die drans
sofen mollen sesen Oen ~8a5tcnpf"
Ser 0eutf9en nit eleiden &umpfz
mitteln porge5en; ME mir 9oren.
fouen nit oen Gasapparaten in err
fter 2inie bic 9usco9ner aus9erultet
tperoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-20
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-20

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pertebrt ordn."
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-23
FANCY BODICE OF LIBERTY SILK.

of the best designed of the new sepa- rate waists especially those in which two materials are combined. Sand color and honeymoon gray blouses are so popular that 1t is an inadequate wardrobe indeed. that does not in clude one Of these models. In the waist pictured, chiffon is combined with the silk overblouse, which re- quires about E yard Of 36-inch ma terial. If the underbody is made with puffed sleeves. 2k yards of 3e-tnch material are needed.
 The cutting guide shows how both the blouse and underbody are arranged on the material before putting the ma- terfal into it.. Folding the chiffon, the plain sleeve is first arranged on a Iengthwise thread: then comes the col lar on a Iengthwise fold To the right of the collar. but on a Iengthwise thread. Is the fronti then, shifting to the lengthwise fold. the back Is laid in place.
 Taking the liberty silk. now arrange the outer front on 1engthwise thread. and to the right of this-pn the fold place the back and then the pep1urn. The underbody can be made with e1- Stt1er open or closed front Tn the former case 1t is simply necessary to cut all around the outline of the front so that there will be seams. to be un- derfaced and buttonholes and buttons to be added.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-23

more specifc. The Departme ent,s s new bulletin brings out the fact that while some birds go to Florida or the West Indies or Mexico. others such as the fbobolink and rice bird go as far south as Paraguay and the southern part Of Brazil.
 Mysterious D1sa pKsearance
 of Chimney Swift.
 Much has been learned about bird migration but much yet remains to be learned, and the following is one of the most curious and interesting of the unsolved problems. The chimney swift is one of the most abundant and best known birds of eastern United States. With troops of fIedglings catching their winged prey as they go and lodging by night in tall chimneys the floclxs drift slow ly south Joining with other bands. un- til on the northern coast of the Gulf of Mexico they become an innumer- able host. Then they disappear Did they drop into the water or hibernate in the mud as was believed of old. their obliteration could not be more complete. In the last week in March a joyful twittering far overhead an nounces their return to the Gulf coast, but their hiding place during the in teryening five months is still the swift's secret.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-23
MARBLES AS A SCHOOL or nIFH

To the eyes of the unobseryant, the sight of a group of boys playing mar bIes may have no particular interest. But to the philosophical, the incident Eof daily life may convey some signifi- canoe.
 Tn the colder parts of the United States, the sight of boys playing mar bles is accepted as one of the fixed signs of spring. Boys almost never play in the autumn. But a. few breaths of spring air brings them out.
 This suggests how huLnorously fixed the customs of boys are ,and quite as inflexib1e as the dictates of fashion to grown-up men and women. 1t is study in human nature to watch 9 group of boys playing marbles Four out of five boys will do anything to win The game is not formal enough to set up an umpire, and youngsters of an aggressive and domineering type get their own way As these boys are not apt to have 8 very active feeling for justice, might almost always make right in the marble ring.
 Boys with keen sense of justice are apt to fare rather hard. This feel ing of equity is apt to go with a rather sensitive child nature. Boys of this temperament are much more apt to drop out of the ring and refuse to play than defend their rights with their fists.
 Thus these little men of future day get in the marble ring a first for taste of the wrongs of the wide world.