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The Washington times., 1915-08-11
ARRANGES RETREAT
FOR BUSINESS MEN
Georgetown University Plans
Three Day Cloister
Period.

The weekend retreat for Catholic bust
ness men Of Washington will be held ct
Georgetown University from August %
to q. instead OF at Irvington. Nd. ~
In former years.
Rev. F. J. Dillihant. of Loyola College.
Baltimore.
Men Of every station In life will be
welcomed at the retreat. which offers
opportunity for busy men to cloister
themselves for a brief period and con-
centrate their thoughts upon spiritual
matters.
No charge will be made at George
town. Every man will be given a room
to himself. and a collection will be
taken up to pay the expenses Of tho
meas"
The Washington times., 1915-08-11
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBIT
IS HELD BY SCHOOL
Many Exclusive Designs and
Special Patterns Seen at
the Grover Cleveland.

sDresses and dyed goods? Two tables
= the LETT
Yes. this was done by Sarah Hop
kins; designed by her. too"
Now we will be glad to explain to
you Just how this basketry is made.
Here are some new patterns"
You might have thought yourself In
the show rooms of fashionable and
exclusive store. The main difference
was that nothing at the Grover Cleve-
land School industrial exhibit last eve
ming was for sale. But there were
as many exclusive" designs and as as
find at an street shop.
Male Designer There.
. Even the male designer was there.
He was red-headed. freckle-faced, and
ne had to take considerable "guying." {"
He withstood the jollying, though. and
at the close carried OF the boudoir cap
he had helped to make for his sisters
That was not all he had done. over
at the carpentry and metal tables ne
Nointed out some efforts more to his
ed to the other because shes got to
have somfing, Mamma said. and
saved say the the price OF a baseball BY doing
Inc scene at the exhlD1t, Wnere nun
dreds of parents. visitors, school oni-
ciels. and teachers from other schools
came to inspect the work. was enliv-
ened by an orchestra Of pupils from
the school, This Is the only grade
school orchestra in the city. so far. but
other schools are expected to copy the
idea
To Open Roof Garden.
Miss Cecil Norton, director Of tho
center. and a corps of other teachers
and volunteer workers guided the
visitors about. and behind each table
were stationed pupils to tell who. and
how old, was the maker Of each arti-
Gle.
On behalf Of the children Miss Nor
ton presented Miss Farley, principal
of tho school. with luncheon set. The
orchestra was organized by Miss Flor
enco Chambers. Outside lawn fete
was In progress under the direction Of
Mrs. George Mcleod. This fete was
entirely in the hands Of mothers Of the
neighborhood.
Tomorrow evening the roof garden
will be opened for dancing. An Or
chestra will play there. too. and tho
decorations for the opening will be
elaborate.
The Washington times., 1915-08-11
ARTILLERY OF j. s.
WEAK, EXPERTS SAY

Grave defects in the field artillery
service Of the army are emphasized In
report which has just been completed
for the perusal of the chief of staff and
Secretary Of War Garrison by a COM
mission Of artillery experts
The officers OF the commission have
been engaged on the task Of studying
the needs of the field artillery for some
months. They have gone into their
task thoroughly
Details Of the findings OF the COM
mission are not yet made public. 1t
ts understood the lack OF material and
the need Of more guns and ammuni-
ton are strongly emphasized The
number OF regular batteries Ia small
and Of the militia batteries, few are
sufficiently trained to take the field. II
n iirst-class war came, the United
States would fnd itself confronted with
a shortage Of artillery. both equipment
and trained personnel. alarming in char
acter
The Washington times., 1915-08-11
CONDON, TURFMAN,
BURIED IN INDIANA

CHICAGO. Aug. ll.-"Blind John"
Condor. the man who went from
barber chair at Logansport, Ind. to
the ownership OF half n dozen of the
racetracks in the country. was buried
today. The late gambler, unlike others,
left a fortune.
into a million" has tracks In Chicago
New Orleans. Hot Springs. Ark. and
California.
The Washington times., 1915-08-11

At S2.o8 are $1,000 Bro
caded Satin models that the
bride would envy; also the
new Laced-front Corsets.
Third floor, new building.
The Washington times., 1915-08-11

At SOC are $3.50 to $3.50
R & G, Royal Worcester, c.
B., Princess and w. G. Cor
sets, popular models, with six
(6) garters. Street Floor.
The Washington times., 1915-08-11

The lot at Si.98 includes
superb $500 to $500 models
of Bon Ton, Lyra, La Pre-
miere, La Adria and other
famous makes. Street Floor.
The Washington times., 1915-08-11
FIFTY THOUSAND FOR
VETERANS PARADE
Colonel BosIey, Chief Of Staff,
Here to Discuss Details Of
G. A. R. Encampment.

About $1,000 men will march in The
parade at the q. A. n. encampment,
aooestllng to Col 0corge A. Bosley.
NATIONAL chisf Of stan. who arrived
from Boston today. Colonel Bosley
Ia here to complete arrangements for
the parade. Tie will remain sew
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-13
Sic brittle ulo Die a@te rnliilde 2lrmee Ia
@alRien III boiler 9ylu4t
&on oen Observation-Disclosures Sruppcr
id)arf periolgt,

iiue St. @auit matte. srIitten bi.
s0sutfaal Defenders fapere @erluite.
.sSn benz GrisObof ulsin fanben mir
s,6r als 200 5Oote unb mir md4ten
lHssfdbr 100 Gefangene.
.gxuio purb. Elm apeitsr @Hgriff
StpiT4su Gareat9 uuS q5IaiH abses
i4Iagen.
.!5euie Worgen madteH mir in benz
Dolb 6itIi6 DON Garsntp GOrtI4ritte
une mir na6msR 125 UlaRu ssfaHgst.
au4 am gtahmittag ma4ten mir
5orti6ritte. Dir baben brei Rsiben
BON Grdben an Der Srsn3e bes Ddls
oss n0rblid bon Garsncp singenOms
men, tporauf mir BEN DaIb bur9bruns
gen, :poour4 mir bic Iests &ommns
nitdticnsliRie, bic ben gsrtbeiOisern
oieIer qoiition nod often bLsi6t, srHft.
LID gefd5roen.
mir baben aud nod stHsn tpeitersn
5beiI oes SOrIes Garsncp geHOmmel
unb 400 9sfangeRs gemGdt.
.am Ra6mittag griffsn mir Ssniea
rissn 5beiI BON RcuOiae Ct. @daf
On, Der nod bon BEN Gstnoe bsisst ii
unO mir gslaHSten in ben geiiB me3'
Isrer 5duisrgruppsH.
Bonn SOnntag an big WIittpot
%lbsHe BADEN mir unssfdbr 1000 g.
IfargsRs 9sma4t.
Am ii5rissH E5eiI Der JrORt 9dber
mir 2tHsriiis a5ssiaIassu, BET BERN
du,grac, gsauisiour, Raris sRrss
gagatsus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-13
Die beutidj.ieinbli@eu De
nlDnitrattnnen
i9e5mcH an Ssftiststs IN
StaIisH 5u-

st { II 4: II II gt I9 IS'' w
StuIie1 aa.
Rom, 12.Roi. I'm 9isrftag G5sHS
:Hrb,en sruppeH berausbsOroert Dtr'
ben, um ,insn srobeu 9aufn BON
ariss tsrtbuIiaitsR ouseiHauber gu trei'
len, bic our5 bic prpmiRsHteitenStra'
Bsu 3ugsn unb .Rieosr nit Seiter'
MIDI" uuo .gaisbsr nit GiOIitti!+ r!ss
f.n uno SO6ruf. auf ben premisr Sa'
anora uno ben TliHiftsr ces 4suBereH
IGonHiro ausbra9tsn. Die Sbetlneh-
u.r an Der 9smonitratioH i6etHsu
oan, seiuuosrs srbittsrt ii6sr ben frii'
bsr.n prsHi.r SiOIitti sa isin, ben
nan fir ben Giihrsr Der GrisSsnspar'
lei bGlt. ca nure, Elm @eriuh ge'
nc4t, i.in 5ous gu ftiirmeu. 3iss
l,purSe atsr bon ben sruppen HrRin'
bert. Der pSbsI madts ipOttiias, be'
eiSisenSe gem.rtungen, dIs sr Sas
Seuti5, tatbpIiIa. GOIss paFirts.
Ssmoritrationsn, dbnIib ME oieis'
,igen in Der SauptituOt, finbeu in uI'
en- ar6bersn stGStsu Oes 2uHbes ftatt.
l3urammenit6be nit Ssnsnistu, BE
| fir bic gtufrsatsrbaltuHs bss GrisSsns
limb, finO DieSsrbOIt Ourd bic Ginmi'
iauna BON poIiSsi uub sruppen Ssr'
Itinotrt pUroen.
Die S.b5rSeu in Rom bdben ole
rlDsliten 9urii6tsmabressIn srsrifa
| I'm, ur7 bi. 0ItsrreiaiItsn unb Osut'
iben 9iplomaten, bic beim Guirinal
t,is 'km @utitan atttbitirt iiuS, N
Gus sisbig.r Deiie beidiissH su tOn'
ntn.
Der itaIisnii6tn &gieruns sins an
lRittuod cine Nots BON Der 0iterreidi'
den gtesieruns gu, bic, Die man
{laubt, bic lssien 3ussitdubniiit, biz
ISsIerreiG in tsrritorielsr SiHii4t 81
MAIDEN pilIsus lit, entbdIt, unO bus
aaoinet Sssab fia iufOrt in @isuns
I'm Fs u er.pasuas ia saltni zsas
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lper6en pom SiibeH Der pon unfsrsn
aplounen ansssriffsH, bic iibsr 9alIis
groo unb qoIsNa oorriidn.
rllnItre ii.grsi4sH 5ruppeu ba6eH
hen WistOta GIub aud an feiHem uRs
tsrsH aauf iberiagitten unS bic Staot
Br5Osofp siRssrommen. aud 9puop,
SaRo, uno ais.o 5sfinbeH ii4 IN uaies
zen SdHSeu.
e5Hfolgs Der alBrs.p6buliaeH CT.
iolss, bic mir io:psit i'm peitli9en uuo
mitilsrsn GaIi5ien err,rHg.n ba5sH,
fdHst iest aud Die ruffii5s GroRt in
ben aarpaibsH, 0i;!i4 bonn 1Isfu! pab,
or 81 pdR!sn.
~Tis 5it.rr.itiia : beutideH> Srups
pen srsifsn in oi.isr 6sseno on Der
gdussn GrOnt CT. in Der GsgenS pDu
1ur,a uHb i'm uH:tr,u Srafpas uns
Spor 3hnl hlTlHod lI9 Der JeIHo
ouf bsm RiidSus
.1SrbIih uoH osr Deidfel babsu
uuisrs sruppsn ti: Ribd iiberiaritten,
Sm iiio5itli6sR GaIi5i.n ia. sin itar'
i.s raiiii6.s a0rps bsuDnieitsr iibtr'
i6rttteu urS rI.t in Der Rths
tuns auf SOroo.nbsH pOr. gDir
tabsn 3al.s,c,p.7 oufgessben. Gi:
aampfe iinS Der: nu4 in GaHss.
Die GranJuisn g.bsa ben
8erluf BON pofitiOneu
Bel Grras 5u.
garis, u. Raj 9us fran5SfiI6:
8ri,saminiiiTium :rIisb an gsadmit.
Itls be fOlssnOe oiiiSis[Is 9eiauntma'
dung iibsr bic g'rsange auf BEN
ari.asidauplab;
~Sn Der gsssno n0rSli4 bon Grrda
lhdben mir ben bon uns senpmmsner
Booen bebauptst, ausssnummsn in be:
0eearb bon aois, 10 mir Surd ein.u
sta@taueriff S.s Gsinbss Sls serrair
piso,r SsrIOrsn babsn, Sas mir pdb'
enb bsE Sases ssnommsn batten.
.2Im ii6rigsn 9kil Der GrOnt FAM
sen am Eisnfag uur aIrtilIeriss.f.dt'
IEItt.
I'm aosnS puroe bie fOIsenSs ipsi'
Here 9etnnntmnhurs srlaHen:
.3:s aGmpfe UOrbIia BON Irral
rtbmsn sin.u aubsrOrbeHtIid beftiser
Gbardtt.r on. Udbrenb Der LETTER
Iged&t maais Der Gsinb, Der @eritdri
|iunsen bsrunse,Ogtn bate, msbrsr'
6sssnansrifFs. bic abtr srfcIsIus tDa'
ssn Hss ssmisnissa. ben Ct sssta 9l.a,
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Die @uiieu


geri6tsn i5er Sitss bic
iis an Der gaRseH
GrpRt errungeH bas
BEN polIen.
Ct. g.tsrsburG u. Tsai.
Gin am absnS pom arisssmiHiitsrium
Dsr5fisntlidisr Offisiensr gsri4s lan'
t.t ME fOIsi:
.Sn Der GsssHb Don sbaDli (SsaD'
lID In aurlanb b.ordnssn anirs
Sruppn in srfolgrsiasr Wtiis bic
sDsutiasn, bic ii4 in iiiSwsitIi4sr
sai6tuns 5uriidSisbsH.
ram .lintsn ufsr oss Msmsu uno en-
Der 5roHt an Taretp GIub bsrri9.
lfait sdHsIi4e StiIs.
Nm lintsn llfer Der Deidiei, iiib'
lid Don sottai6off. bat uHier. SH'
IfaRteyis. Ra4Sem f. in Der Sisnfaa
.eaGt iibtr ben grSura giHs, msarer:
beuifte Grdbsn s.nOmmsn uHb siu
paar 9ub.no gsfdngtHs ssma4t. au'
lsrifis be. 9suiidtn auf unf.re 5rup'
Ten iilbIi4 Don Giisrniuics uHo 9aSa.
Ipurbtn suriidgsfdIdem.
.5m psitli5en GaIisisn fabr.n uH'
Ii.re 5rupp.n in Der Geesub ouf auto'
Ii,is.a fort, ii6 auf Oorb.r cuiseDd9lt.
t1piiiiOnn suriidsusieben unS bic Or
Ifsniips bss Gsinbes purSe Sar4 unIer'
@es.nansriif. aufssbaIt.n.
.Sn Der @se.nb BON ll5foi pab uns
Itsm Sirb CLUB ipurbsn uls 2lnsriff'
Ii.r Ssbsrrsiaer 3uriidsefdIassn. 81
lfn gldbe bsn ROiania litb Der Geinr
eine ylins gang in Der Adhs uni.rs'
Srdfm ipringen uuo ma8te bann ei'
men ginsriff ouf uniers p0fitiOnsn ar
lSiei,r Stslls. Gs ssIans ibIn, .insr
Isb.il bss araters gu b.ieb.n. bsl
Ibur6 bic GrplOIiOn psrurfa4t iDarSs
er ipurbt abr burd .insn hsiiissr
Gss,aansriff isitsns unfsrsr Srapper
Itaraus osrtriebtn.
r5n bsr @,ssub OOn SduOrnit bdber
lpir NIT elmer snrsiiden OfFeniiDe si'
ln.n srOb.n grfUIs ,rruns,n Wdbrsnt
her lsbi.n paar Gag. bat bier be-
lT,ino i4psre gsrluite ,rIitttu, mth'
ols 5000 Sobis an ben elbbdnssn bel
IGsbirses suriidlaHsnb.
i .Jn Der gsssub ierisits bti Onis'
Tiers, an Der GS.ruoipib Oberipnl
lEyrOni, Sabsn uui.rt Iruppen cuf ,i'
lust JrSni Don 40 wlsiIsn bic Dfisn'
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ii1s ersriffeH uub BEN SeiHbe f6tDere
9erluft. 5us.fiist. Dir baben an 10.
mebr als 5000 Gefanssns ssma6t uHo
f.ds Fanousn uRb adt Nuitinens9s'
ibiits erbsutet. Der Jsinb Bat bas
gang. Iints ui.r bss Gnisftsr aufssssi
FEN uRb Bat ii5 aug 3aIsstsssii, %
T.ilen nnrSpsi,Ii4 upn GssrnoDis,
suriidgs,ogeH.
Tufiifae sissss' 'gertat'
ertdttung.
G5 in Rdfursus SumpfssSiste
Gin aan3ss Deer sum Seufel stnG
S5 SiHbeHburs (bu meins Gii!s!)
Gin. Subeno G.nerdIs fling,
D6 uUfer absaua biefer Gage
Gui msbr als hunSsrttaui,ub iiisg,
9as in bod tsiHs Risbsrlass
I. teins Spur! Sds III EN- Sisg!
gDds finb br.ibunbsrt Selbbaubis.H
@enn mir per 3ufaa .iis Derlisr'n2
Ins t6nnen re odHn Hii9i mshr
uiibtu;
Sol fitb Der 'yeinb NIT uniiitr'n!
Mcn blob ni6t fo'n Gsihr.i erbe6.n,
Wsnn man per S6ub aus prMbsu
flisst;
Son Riidsua mub ss au5 nal s.tsn.
6aupia6e In. non bat ssiiest.
D5 bunbertiouisnS unb Wliqicrtu
gpIbdten uns psrloren a.6r.
Cb tauisnb unb nod mehr adnDnsr
Wir ME duf Grbsn tpisoeriehn.
SoIanae fidb in fGnftsn Winbtn
Gin S.lsarophsnbrabt ned iriesi.
Dirb Ritolai bsr msIt psrliinben:
mir hdben ipi.ber nal osiisai!
(:sus.ub) i5rdnS. aus Berlin.
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3ie cage anf benz tpeitli'
6en tuie benz Dftlt1en
ariegsSHaaplat,
beiriebigenb.
Die @erfolsuns Der Raf'
fen In GaItsien pir6
fortgefebt.

ortgetebt.
9srIin, 12. mai. Der am Rits'
mod pom srobsn Ssutid<n Sanpt'
quarter psr0fftntli5te geri6t iibtr
bi, nsu.it.n gr.isniii, duf bemarissss
i6auplos lautst ipis folgt:
Deftlifer ariegsT6aupsus: rJsinb'
Iife 2lpiatiter parfsn an 9ienitls
gcm6sn auf griiees. Obns irseub mel
den Sdabsn. urm miliidriifsu
Sian0punlt aug betradtet, aH5uri4s
ten.
.Dsiilit Don YpsrH BADEN mir cine
tpihiigs anb0be ssnommsn. Diintirs
G,u III BON uHierer ariilIsrts bOmbar'
birt nOtpen. Deiilia DON DirmuOs
bsb,n mir Elm fsinOIidss Jtusseus bsr.
unisrs.fhuHsn.
.grdben, bic tpdbrsHS Der IsBten
faar Tass BON ben GransOieH stDii4sn
garentp unS Rsupitls, n5rblid Don
asras g,nOmmsH fuurSeu, befiESsH ii4
nod in ibr.m gefis. abssis5eH bacOH
narsH absr ale @sriu6., Die Der Gsino
ON Disuitas ssmadt. our9 unfsrs ais
nisn gu brsasu, Ders.bliG. Ssins ans
stiiie parsH bauptid4li4 seasH uns
isrs goftiousn 5f.li6 uno iHb6i.H5
BON Dsrmal,s, IN ben 9iissIn BON
ylo.ps Dame Be eorstts seri6tst. unb
ses.n bic S5rTsr g5Iain unS GarsHtp.
pis aud sss.n uHl.rs NpOfiticEsH Sfi.
Ild ron arras.
raHS.r. aHgrifi. purSen nit i.b-
ibpreH gsrIuiten fiji ben GeiHb a5ss.
i9Iossn.
Gin absrmalissr @sriu9 bes Gsins
b,s. ben Sartmons D.ilertOpf su ushs
men. f6lus isbl. Gs III 7buiia4.. bab
nu6 ,insm bsfiis,n gOmbaroem.nt lei.
tens Der isinSli6m 9triilIeris, iran36.
iifhe alp,nida.r in sas auf BEN Gips
j,I bss 9trsts Rfinbli&e 9lUdbaus
,iHordrs,n. iis iuurbsH a6sr ioiort
tpisbsr baraus ptririsbsn.
CefIi&.r ari,ssi4uupIas: .5H Der
Gsssnb Der Ssaipk In anrIdnO iit
nod cine S5la&i I'M Gangs. bi. fos
ipsii rim. R.luIioi s,blisbsn III.
Nm gsura Glub Durbt Elm ruff.
lf<s Battalion s.rli6t.t. bas eiHea
g.rfuh ssmadt bate. ben Glub gu
irsu3sH.
SiiS0ftlia,r arisssidaaplus: Die
9rfOlaung b,s JsinSss 5Dii6en ben
I aarpc:en Inb Der @eidisI IN nod
i'm pollen G'rns., unb an 6i.itr san5sH
s5roni srltibsi Der Detnb foriseftbt fs6r
Tdpsr, g.rluFs. 60 bat !, 3. Elm BIZ
iilIon BON pierten GarospesimtHt gu
SUB alsin IA Sfiisisrs. barunisr ei'
nsn Gkrf. uHb 45Q0 Wann s,fanssiI
ssnOmmsn unb gl.i&s,itts 4 aanOHsa
rnb H.. @aT6insnssI6iis aOmpas.
( ME NIT ben pfsrbsu unS cine G,pad.
iOIcnnt ssfaHssn s.nOmmsH.
~Otalia Sfsrrsi6iids srupptu
tabsn ben SnaH Glab sipiiden gdno!
uab 1inri iibtrIdrittsu. Weittr nOrS.
psItIIa Fnb fs in Der G.ssnb DOr
RstsjDpnielfO anD.lcmmen.
CeIfsrrsi2iide 1ruppsn, bic in ben
aarpatbsn on bsibsn Gsiten Der 5trt
idmpfsr, baben ben 0sino ans isiisr
QDiisi0nsu Dsssr!ss<H.-
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Ser gieg Der 9entiHen
nnb Cefterreiber
tn 0alisien
Die brittle unb bic adts
rufiif6s &rmu polIs
Jc,h;1 n,imfdnsu

iiGnbig gsi4lastn.
Dien, u. Wsci. Die folsenbe offi'
si.ll. g<tuHnima6uns III am WistpoG
ab,nb BON arissaminitsrium erIuifsn
|pDrbsn:
Die grSb. Der glieSsrIase Der ruis
|Tittn briiien unb adt.n alrmee nimmt
j.S.n Tag an g.Dsuiuns 3u. Die ruis
fiten 1rupp.n TlisbeH in srSbt.r llns
crbnung nit ibrsm srain in Der RiGs
iuns auf SarusIaa, g.r5empsI mlb
Gbprpfu.
.Gtarts fsinbIift srappenabtbsis
IIinssn, Si. BON s,r @.ssnb BON Sanoi
Ians 2ss!a In StIi9.r Ri4iaus flisAen,
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Sic iicb ,uieber Nr5entpsl
ndbern.
5n @f-@ali5ien 6e efnoen sic 2suQeu
f6 III ser @fen6pe.

u
GramOim bs
ifuus
2ei4ahess
@a Stfara41n
adaf4n aamH SsH Hasa4n ashapr
fatbru bic
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QSetterberiht.

SIR 8 S6iO, Srbiand un0 bas IN,
tere WIi4igan: S96nes 8etter am
Oonneritag unb iSreitag
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Wustissuns aaf sss g. @sil.l
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-18
Pictures

Two Fox attractions will be pre-
sented at the Star theater today and
tomorrow. with still another follow
ing ON Monday.
The Winner" . three part racing
play d one Of the features that viii be
shown today. the other Offering i the
three part drama AT the End Of the
Bridge . story Of honest labor W.
the underworld.
The Walls Of Jericho" u the big
attraction that will be presented on
Monday. Edmund Breese. who scored
such hit In ''The Master Mind" will
be seen in the leading role. The Fox
attractions are proving very popular
up to date. Much il also expected Of
coming attractions.
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to he German line. The Canadians
mad often seen the animal wanderins
about the trenches. and had ottsn
pattsd It. An inyestigation proved
that the animal wore . false coat OF
shaggy Luar. Under this the mss-
saGes were placed By the spies IN the
cnffec iinuse and the dog trotted calm
" on to the German trenches.
The spiee were arrested Their fate
has not hee0 told.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-18

NM. X. q. Cumminss' house was q
scsae oe . party Friday afternoon In
hoaer Of Mn. Cummings' daughter.
Mafgare1 agsd 8. The Afternoon was
spsat iA games. after which dainty ~
frsshnsats we're served to the little
guests. AnoAg those present were
Ethel Carlton, xetha Rogers. Gene
Rogers. Helen Mason. Beatrice Gale.
Beatrice waitoa. Catherine walton.
ConstAat SchAllock. Fred 0osllsr.
Doana sawyer. John Chastain. Benny
Wilson. Corria PlatA. Gretchen Hurn
>an1 Charles Cummings.
4 surprise party took place 1t the
homo Of G. n. Ardiss Tuesday even
ing. 70 Wallace Ardies. Games were
played through the svsnins hours.
after which rsfresAmsats were served.
TAoss present we're Florencs Hum.
pAreg. stella Turner. Laurins Ardiss.
Bsatfies McAndrsvs. Helen Turner.
Asaa DisAn. Pearl Bishn. Joyce Mum
~. RssA Hanks. Francis Humphrsy.
EBtse Co1kiAs. Lucile Berckley, ylor.
saes Bradley. Cecil Clsndenning. Or
vl HAAlltoo. John NcAndrsws, Paul
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-18
Dodlee Or. Arrive

Dodge CafU Arrive
w. T. Shive. who has secured the
local agency for the Dodge car. ~
ceived his first carload shipmsnt oi
these popular cars last night. He hal
established an exhibition room in the
building ON the corner Of Second and
Main streets. This 10 the hrst peal
Dodge Brothers have Manufactured
automobiles under their own name
and already over 10000 are in nee.
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Keller. Albert Riley. Russell Crandall
and Wallace Ardies.
Q . .
The program and celebration Of the
s4th anniversary Of the Rsbskah De
gree OF the Independent Order OF Odd
Fellows viii be held at the I. o. o. r.
hall Monday. September 20th at s:ls.
II will consist Of q beautiful ceremony
prepared for this purpose By the sov-
ereign Grand Lodge. and viii be con-
Quoted BY the onlcials. This ceremony
will be supplemented BY . literary
and musical program, - follows:
Instrumental Solo :. Nrs. Fred Cofer
Vocal Solo :. -. Nia Vera Houston
Reading -. Miss Lulu Wattenburg
Instrumental Solo. Mrs. Eme 0arcelon
Mrs. Nellie wattenburg win give .
condemned report on the work OF the
Rebekah lodges In the different states
and jurisdictions. The remainder OF
the evening will be spent in social
conversation. All Rsbekahs and Odd
Fellows and their families are In
vitsd.
. . .
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The metropolitan area TO rsish =
certain dats from travelling = ~ I
the trains Of the Ercat nyslsa Il =
dsrground railways Of the nstssob
The order was strictly obsysl. M
oiaicer's uniform that bosfded = =.
dcrground train that day eestaII1t I
spy. The spy bag was full tlae ~
! several days later the war s0sl|
said 70 have repeated It's wasllle r.
time instructinE officers 10 IN =
the motor buses that travel b ~
drsds On lIondon's busiest sssesA q
result was similar The spy ~ 81
Allsd again.
But this IL only one Of ~ ~
methods through which se6s q
caught In England. ASetA~ :
chemistry.
It was told the British sueAels
that what appears TO be ~ An2n
passport u not always ~ ~ -
A Sovernment chemist infoena
authorities that the grsat ~ -
ful red seal Of the American anlel
partmept had been forged n ~
smy; that The secretary OF aaoss
nature had been photoGraeAsa
genuine American pAsspod =
many and applied To supsieW
msnt casrisd later by . " =
land. lt was the chsnls6
linked with other features -
lowed. that caused the spy y
that 10 was furnished The fofon
obtain military secrets 10 sne
This forgery IL today IL ~ :
Of the British authoritiss fee g
ison with other suspicloss
documents bearing the ssM =
United states.
Ansricaus travelling thtesU
land 70 or from continental :
viii henesforth be subjsseee
most thorough sxaminatlea "A.
vsiiiance By the British anthse
American passports IN ~
future. if there IL the lsals
snsss validity. mus. ,. Ds.'
sas eovesanea. cnem.," .,.,... -
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| Oivl nssy Y
Ders. - Nr: and
IL this sity. ) s'-psssl
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-18

Ralph q. 0iichrist. prssidsnt Of the
|Gilchrist Timber company. whose
holdings are about 10000 acres In
Klamath county. was in Klamath
Falls today adjusting matters.
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against most thorough and edicient
stump in England. One Of the un-
healthiest obstacles for agents Of the
enemy's intelligence department u ths
anti-spy section Of Scotland Yard.
Ofacial reports. Just issued, show
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Spy Baggiing Requires
Chemistry and Skill.

By WILBUR 8. FORREST
(staff Correspondent United Prsss)
LONDON. Sept. 6.-(By mail)-
The admittedly thorough and en-
cient German spy system ID up
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Nine.Poand Girl Bogn
Born, Friday. to Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
McCready Of sprasus River. . =
pound girl.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-18

SHEBOY0AN. Wis.,. Sept. 1s-City
editors OF Wisconsin papers are msst-
ing here today to form . state organ
isation. It will aAaliate with . similar
organisation In Indiana.
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Wedding Bello
A license was issued this morning
to. Edward o. 6teiger to marry MIN
ME Mcfarland. Both were formerly
lof Grants Pa0.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-18

A foreclosure Of mortgage suit was
filed this morning BY Lulu H. Shep-
hard against william H. Mcclure.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-18

The Saturday Club. composed o
Mrs. Don J. 1umwalt's pupils. resum