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The Washington herald., 1915-11-04

TABLE BOARD.
LINCOLN HOTEL,
10th and H NV.
Table Board. $50 Per Month.
service-Table d.Hote and a Ia Carte
DOGS, BIRDS, POULTRY.
| rcts. DosA Cats. RabeitS Guinea Pigs. Goldfish.
Aqusriums ssd Tsmediss for all kinds OF pssL Send
! to- atsloSue TlIidermy In all its bTlncheL
sCHMID's PET EMPORIUM.
III Twelfth street northwest
FOR SALE-H0RSES.
FOR sALE-HTGH-BRED SHETLAND P0NY,
With harness Trap and sleigh: all in hrstclEs
c0nditiOn: prics reasonable. Address BOX II.
Herald ohicr.
BEAUTIFUL BAY MARE SIS: ABOUT loo
pounds; fast. Seen at DUGAN'S STABLES,
GsorEstoun. A. c. Gibbs Ia &. ne.
ROOMS FOR RENT.
FURNISHED.
Las VI ST. NV. APARTMENT 2 NEAR CONN
Iue.-One room. new furnished: private house;
uretOdAte. modern apartment reasonable.
l42s Q STREET NORTHWEST
Pri1tr hopse' bSagtifgliy furnished IONS sletri:
and gas hgh; hct-Eater heat; nne bath. Thermo-
sod selection Of books and mSsuIints; Iisht brsas
tSo miHTes %SR i 70 ar 70 f ~ i, rI Ss nv
Out-of town visitors will find siperior acrommOda-
! tons b day ~ week
i3s y NV LARGE FRONT OR COMMUNI-
eating rooms: private family: reasonable.
I56 IgTH ST. NW.-FOR GENTLEMEN. TWO
beautiful. sunny rooms blue and ivory. one
oak and rose. Private fsmily. Board nearby. u
- ST. \. E.-LARGE FRONT ROOM FOR
gentlemen; room; convenient to hath; b. "
b.: southern eNpo-Ire: near Union Station and p. a.
SIS nth ST. \. W.-ONE LARGE NEWLY PA
pered rom: god heat and quist house.
Hs ETH ST. Nw.-CLEAN, NICELY FURNISH.
ed md and Srd floor front rooms single rooms
near bath: reasonable.
Furnished or Unfurnished.
1906 Q sT-rwO LARGE CONNECTING
rooms. ID floor. unfurnishei; other ruoms fur
nishsd Phone s,enins..
ROOMS AND BOARD.
In ST Nw.-YOUNG LADY STUDENT
twhitsl can have board waiting on table
~ 18Th ST. NW.-FTRNIsHED ROOM AND
board for four gentlemen; in private family;
phone.
l:I7-ls K ST NW.-FRONT ROOMS, SOUTH
ern exposure steam heat: central: block three car
lines; home table: phone; references
4o4 N sT.-NICELY FUR. FRONT ROOM,
with alcoye, and other rooms with board: reason
aba rates: phone.
TWO PLEASANT ROOMS WITH GOOD
board. for ) gentlemen: 81 Ter week each In
o st ~.
PERSONALS.
WoRKINGMEN-THERE EXISTS no REASON
why cur business should not 80 ahead. and II
sure ia There's such selection OF stock for a
poor man in this city See the slightly used. GOOD
quality oTercOats-S up. One pnce. JUSTH'S
OLD STAND. SO ID.
DR.. FISK ELGIN, SPECIALIST,
Has removed his Offices to III Pa ~. Pa
ergagemsnts Call Main SB
fSSee sd IN Sundays Herald
The Washington herald., 1915-11-04

DR.. REED
SPECIALIST
s04 SEVENTEENTH STREET.
OVER 80 YEARS sgS Ts q c Pe si in The
and Special Diseases of Men and wonen-
Means Health to You If You Suffer
PiICs. Throat Lungs, Brain Heart. Blood and skin
Diseases. Nervous Debility, kidney DISEASES Bad
der Ironbles SpecIhc Blood Poisoning ErIiption,.
Ulcers, and Al Pirate Diseases Cured for Life By
safe Methods.
Charges Low. Medicine Furnished.
CONSULTATIONS FREE.
Private Waiting Room for Ladies.
Ofhce Hours, 10 to /. to 6. Sunday. 10 to =
MISS Wells M4nicurins and Scalp Treaf-
tAS ~. " - ment Hours: q: m. to I
?. N: s0 Q St. NV. Apartment 2 third floor
NOTICES Artificial teeth and second
hand Diamonds and Jewelry bought
Loui. Abraham.. SIS G. OPP. Pat. office.
DIED.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-27
FL. & a pit |.

H,EanE
Das mar Elm iiBer Spdtberbft>
morgen.
Set atpei Sosen par Der S@nee
f4on pieoer aus Dem Sal peri9nun=
ben. Mur auf Gem @ottesader gu
Rapellen mar nod Elm LANCER, taller
peiber Streif i'm S4atten ber Muuer
geblieben.
limb nun mar @pnne iiberaQ, Sonz
ne in Sem entlaubten 9ebu1d, Come
aui ben Observation-Disclosures Wegen.
Nur nt4t auf ben @angen unb i'm
9eraen 0e1en, Ser leiie oas Sor bes
5riebbofes bon Rapeuen 0ffnete unb
es nod leifer binter ii9 .nieoer i9,oB.
Sobiqs Diloer ging porii4tig n,ilo
lang1um, als trige er einen 5todel
i'm 9er5en, Der 1id Bel jebem @4ritt,
ben CT tat, tiefer %einbohrte. Do9 er
aing ni@t lange. Muf Dem Jrieo6of
in Rapellen pobnten bic Soften niht
als 5ablreiGe @d1te - bu mar Elm
neuer 9iigel LANCE gu ertennen, ebe
oaneben eiu anbrer tom, Der ii9 nod
frtf4er aniab. Mud itanb auf benz
el1ernen Rreu5 gu lefen, per 0a
lhlummerte: Jrau 5or1trat Mmalia
Miloer.
5obtas blieb iteben. Sn Der Mitte
hes tleinen Sotenaders Itanb Elm g,o<
bes Sol5treu5 nit Dem Wilbe oes Gr<
lDfers. Dos 1ub auf i'm berab. als
mollt' eS ibn gruben. Dabinter aber
itieg ME ein ungebeurer, ferner
Mau bas Mo1ip Der Mo1 enpor,
ubergo1en bon Dem tiiblen 4i4te Der
@pdtberbFionne, auf Der !90be f4im<
mernb in 1ilbriser Meibe. Deut(i9
ael9nete fid bas niloe @amsed in ben
ltablblauen 9immel, Der pie elm
gorbang bnbinter CUR @rbe fiel, UNI
Dor ben Mugen Der Wieniden cas
@pige gu berbuQen.
2ange iab Sobias ga binauf. Sm<
mer tpe1ter tpuroen feline Mugen.
Dann mari er ii4 unge1tiim por Dem
ihtpar3en Siisel gu Yoben.
rltutter! Sd 1terbe baran!1
SDbias bob oen aopf. nno pie<
Der bling iein per1t0rter 8lid bort
oben auf benz f~ernen, lteilen @rat.
rgrasmus! Mi9 bait gu erbulten
ton11en, an 0einem berben Sell 1nb
nit beiaen treuen SGnben. Otter
metn 9er3 1T binurterserollt. unb
ons pirb teiner retten - als nur
ID lelbit. Die Siefe, in Der es Iieat,
1T t1alter. Sd mill fir mein 6era
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-27
Wortiebung folet)'

Der Jingle Siroler
@tonb14lBe, Der bereits i'm Jelbe
itebt, 1T na@ Der rMeraner 3eituns.
Der funf5ebnjdbrtse Meraner Steal
14iiler unb @obn bes iebigen @onbz
mirts bon paiieier, benz ebemalig.n
8eiibtum Mnbreas 9ofers. Sn einem
8rief on etnen S9ultameraben
14reibt Der iunse Siroler: rMir perz
ben uns tpebren Bis auf ben lebten
Mann. @olange nod Elm ein3iger
BON uns lebt, merbet Sbr in Meran
niemanben BON bie1er binterlt5ttsen
@eiellf4oft ieben. Wir baben cine
8egeiiterung, mie lie Dor bunbert
Sabren uniere Mbnen unter Mnbreas
9ofer gebabt baben. Die nSisnori"
perben nit unS i4limme Grfobrunz
gen MAIDEN"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-27
9otta8 @iloerS
Neg CUR &1be.
@ort 3oenfo 3. araft
(8orttetms.).

rgater, @ater!" teuAte Erasmus,
nllno bu bot g'f6niesen, Batter?
Inns lieben !9eilanbs millen, Batter,
parum bait benn not s'reOt2"
.Marum nDt?1 Inter bie}en f9rils
lenben Morten bepeste Der Mlte bic
3udenDen Gdu1te, als bGtte er einen
unfidtbaren an Der 8ruit sefaBt, um
ibn nieberoureiben uno gu ertpiirgen.
rMeil i'd mir s'tpuBt bab' nir.
mig, nir! l1nb 10 bab' ids adt Scbr
lang umtragen in mir - unb iabres
long bat iid oft nir mebr g'riibr. in
mir - unb iber Na9t nar's pieter
bo unb bat mid plast uno bot mid
umtrieben Big i9 fuufen bab'
miTen - bab i9 tpieoer 11Iafen
bab' t0nnen, peiBt! Mber iebt, am
@amsed broben, pie i1 ben anbern
g'feben bab', ben Sungen, - % is
s. Mabrbeit auf ANAL ba9'itanben
Dor MIR, oab i'd orauf f9n0ren
fam. limb oerneil 3 @reterI trant
in Der Wiegen s'lesen is ~ % bab'
i@ mir s'iagt: Mann's Rinbl am
2eben bleibt, 70 mub ids amber
einiperren in mir fir ale .3eit -
mann aber's Rinbl fterben iput' 70
bab' id q 3eiden, oab i@ reoen
mub.4
Grf9roden madte Erasmus nit
Sem Mrm etne pebrenbe Bepegung.
unp tonlps. pte eiE 8etruntener
~tautnelno, raunte Der Mlte Dor fi4
btns
.@'FDrben is's!.
Sic fpraden tein Mort mebr.
Mls lie f4Dn fait Bis MaBmalb
getemmen paren, iaben lie bas 9uls
iiber bic Shneemieien beriber griiz
Ben, bas ieit apei 9agen drmer
geporben mar UNI Elm ldlagennes
Ser3. lnb ba erpa9te in ben bets
Den lpieber Der @eoante an Die Sc
gtnpart uno berpiidte ous ountle
Bib, Dos balb berf4ouen lug i'm
peiten @aloe Der 8ergangenbett.
erasmus blieb fteben.
Batter, iagte er, rieBt laB Dir a
paar Sag lang 3ett! llnb f4au, baB
s. d Stub triegit in Dir. uno na4<
ber gebit bin gum 9errn Minter uno
idgft ibm b Mobrbeit." Sin mii<
Scr @eufaer. IS f@eint. unfer
4errgott MUS boben. unb b.
Wabrbeit = es Is fdon lpabr -, bic
bdt aumeil on grabtn Meg.1
Ser Mlte nidte.
so, Batter! uno tomm - jsbt
f4auen mir eint our 2iiel. Dos
arme, CUTE @etberleut miro a bart's
Stinol Dur9s'madt baben.1
Sic traten in bas tletne ftiue Sous.
unO erasmus nabm auf Der SdDcue
ben 9ut b%erunter = auf iene idtue,
fromme Mrt, pie sldubige 8autrn
beim gintritt in cine Stride ben Ropf
entblOben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-27
8emer=MelocHtnen.
Mnmmcrt ,tnb Gage Ser Tenermelbe.

%itatipnen.
8 ct. SSaa1es Sotel.
Is &ofingbam Moa0 ul,6 MirS.
mpttb ctr.
ID Critic 1lno SiGmore StroBe.
Is Critic 11no MprtIe 5troBe.
16 @ierte ln6 @orren @traBe.
IL S1peite un6 GopIor @traBc.
Is 8neite uno 8roun 5traBe.
10 setdte nno Morq,1ette Strqbe.
81 Srollt ltnb Scott 5trabe.
% Siillite nt6 Gaines Gtrabe.
"a Dritte llno Scott gfrabe.
25 l3meite nro Surrilon 5traBe.
26 sSii1tItc ln6 Sarrilon Strabe.
81 3ritte rrnb 9errp @traBe.
% 9ritte ltno Moin StraBe.
80 8peite 1tn6 @rabp 5troBe.
81 Siinfte nnb @ra0p @traBe.
80 Sotel @imrball.
33 5dlaitdbaus SO. 1.
81 @ier5ebnte 11nb Tarnam ctr.
80 Drei5ebnte un6 Sremont Mbe.
So Colt &iper ctr. un6 Cambria
Mben11e.
81 Siebeute nn6 @od sSsIano Str.
80 Bterte lt1r0 2eGlaire 5troBe.
80 gaie l116 Seoeral StraBe.
~ gdte 11nb &orriion 5traBe.
az Sap0lfte l11t0 @ipIep StraBe.
43 3ebnte lnb 8ra6D StpaBe.
a g., 81. S. & g. Sbopg.
% gier5ebllte nnb 8errD 5traBe.
s46 Jii1f5ebnte nn6 &arriion Ctr.
AZ 2oclrt utpo @roop 5troBe.
48 Sedaebnte ur6 Soma @traBe.
49 Sed5ebnte nnb Irlington Mbe.
81 Statbarb Oil So.
50 @a1t &iper ct. nn0 COLLEGE Mpe.
SO Spring Ctr. alno summit Mpe.
81 3ebnte 1tn6 @rolt6 Mbenue.
Sc Giinfte n11o Soma StraBe.
81 Nellnte nn6 2eGIaire 5traBe.
So Mou116 n116 Coop @traBe.
50 elite :tro Soma 5trabe.
81 Staats- @%aiiel1ba11s.
So Sarrom rn6 Sigh StraBe.
63 2ocult 5trabe ln6 Grand Mbr.
81 8raoD StraBe inns @arf Cane.
65 8elle Mbenl1e li,l6 Colt StraBe.
81 @rnno 111rb NidoIas Mpe.
II &iplep 1tn6 9leaiant 5traBe.
70 2oeult 11t6 Gaines @trabe.
Is @ier3ebnte 1,nb Gaines 5traBe.
~ 6iinf5ebntc ln6 @arren ctr.
rs Mdte nl16 Gaines Strabe.
81 2ocu1t inns 9ipilion 5traBe.
80 Union uno @aibington @trabe.
SO Ndte 1t11o Stan1ore 5traBe.
"a Jiinfte u1l6 Iaplor 5traBe.
85 9eot1arb un6 Marqllette 5traBe.
Sc Sie6ente Ctr. l,no Mlma Ibe.
81 Siebente ln6 Dnbie ctr.
80 2eonar0 11n6 8aibington ctr.
81 Occult ainb Marquette StraBe.
SO Mercp 6oipital.
SO ct. Bincent's Drpbatage.
1872 6ront n11o Main StraBe.
1913 @ranb Dpera &o11ie.
1874 3peite nn6 Weain Strabe.
1876 @urtis Opera &onie
1876 Mmericm 9beatre giIi ne.
127 Columbia Gbeater.
I212 &iogemoob uro Sirfcre1t gpe.
213 Sutton nno MiififipH ane.
|2t6 @bri1tie ct. nn6 @l1mmit Mbe.
312 Critic ltlro Dipiiton StruBe.
313 @odingbam $1,000 un6 D!biito,r
Strabe.
314 @odingbam @oa6 un6 &otpeu
Strabe.
315 @lacoie Moldinenraltrt.
316 telegraph @oo6 uno &olff 81.
319 Buckingham Moa6 un6 2inooI1t
Mbenlle.
321 9ed]ite unb Dat GtraBe.
1913 8ritte un6 Dot @traBe.
324 @odingbam Stood un0 gla1t
5trabe.
1926 Sancod lt1t6 aincoln abe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-27

@enn sie 9rudfaden ben5tbisen
unb prompt urb bi1ig be6ient tperben
tpolIen, 10 ipre6en @ie in Der Office
bes Ser 9en,utrat" Dor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
TWO WELL-k \OWN STARS
ON LITTLE TIIEiTt:U TUot:NtN

Laura Hope Crews i'm "II,rkhirds e,
is the attraction at the i.iItl. Thcater
for the first three days Of the week
"Hlack birdS' is adapted from the drama
of the sam" name in which Miss Crews
appeared at the Lyc"um Th.aicr, New
York, and on tour.
I.conic Sobatsky. in "Elacilbirds." is
Il young American woman Of advcn-
turous disposition ana inclination who
becomes member OF q successful band
"t sinuGglcrS. WITH I.contc i, is the
excitement and the rhriu Of the thing
which appeal.
II is when Lconic and the band come
into possession Of u wonderful Oriental
rug % mysterious religious mower tho,
they understand the wr"n. which they
are doing. This transaction is brought
about by q series of most interesting
situations and dramatic scenes.
For the last half of m" week the
Litti" Thcatcr Offers Mari" Dnro tho
enchanting young star, who. through,
her appearance in that :'r"ut ulm
creation. The Morals Of Marcus.'' an
d"wcd the screen with It new person
Hlity.
Miss Doro will be seen in an clah-
crate INSTRUMENTATION, The White
Pearl bv Edith Barnard Dclano The
White Pearl is "A fanciful romance of
the Orient. in which drama and mys-
tory arc absorbinSly interviewer. In
this unusual story, the strong attach
lovers survives ana triumphs over the
Vaccinations OF Il band OF Japanese
scisha traders, the influence of Il
Hindu legend which for a time threat
ems the life OF the girl. and the capriccs
OF destiny itself
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24

presented hv Dewitt. Burns and Tor
Renee. The act is q series OF >nccialties
''rAne.-i in logical sequence. 50 ~ 10
.".! :" CONNECTED story wA:.. is both
Interesting: ana amusing.
classy feature ct III s-u. nil
VIII t." E"AN Ia Ioccn, Neapoiitau
""'piSt. WI" il h-rald.d a. au artist
extraordinary La kocca uses :. bcauti-
ia! ana costly harp which, - said to
nave n""u presented 10 him by King
VICTOR emmanuel of Italy In rccoEui-
non OF liS artistic excellence and IN.
pleasure n" afforded the Italian mon
Afch on "a" occasion Of II performances
.bE c"mmaud' given thre. years ago
La li"'ca has learned the American
tastes III music and accordin.giy varies
ms classical r"nd"ginGs with conccs-
SONS u In" popular car.
y timely ttdv"Sty IL the combination
OF Barrett aud rpp. Il pair Of umhy-
phenated Americans, who are present
IN" q merry lHmpuon of the M,,ican
troubles called ACROSS the Border"
The skii IL all To tn" chilli -cnrnc
and not tanHl"s.' being njghly sea-
aoncd with comedy spice Othcr good
features "ili complete the vaudcviIl.
show. which Will h." further stumble
ncntcd 10y The usual high standard
motion plctui" exhibits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
THREE sTItIE<ING PICTURES
On COI.ONIAI.'S PRul:R 4 VI

For tomorrow and Tuesday the
Colonial announces edith Storey in ia"
spectacular photoplay. The Dust OF
Egypt pictured from Alan Campbell. (;
drama 81 the same name. Marked orig
'nalitN Is shown in this production.
which combines tie ancient. medieval
and modern in q remarkable manner
oHcflnG number Of startling climaxcs.
inc supporting company is composed
OF a number of popularNNitagraph ac-
tors, including ilughic Mack JAY
i,wieEins Edward t,lkas. William
SHAY. Charles Brown. Naomi Childers
and Ethel corcoram
mat distinguished actor Of the
legitimate stage, Edmund Rrccsc will
be seen on tho coloniars screen on
Wednesday and Thursday when the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC A,,rS
VIE For UUNORS A.rI>uI,

t0rciSn ans American acts VIII con-
Irhu Tor bllI-ioppin" honorS in each of
t , wv" SHOWS with which Manager
~ 'a'iioS IN" vogue OF variety
49,, '"''N inward at IN" Lyric this week.
Nv c"'ihcr OF Ia" contestants ARGUES
80, Il merry war
'"Foi. mas contributed many novel
'eH l" tht American vaudeville stage.
some "i them really unique and vary
NIX fhat"fla!iy from domestic acts OF
ar ''"SH Sucn IL the Offering ct
''t Werner Amcr"s ComDany. which
comes u" Nrst ha'r of the week At
'"F Juggling plates. pillows clubs. balls
ana numerous other objects. the four
n"m" "rs Of this troupe iniuse further
h!NciSIiE into their performances They
gro" niuSicai ANA display their skill
- nStru'nrntaliSts, one young man
playing the violin. another the cello
and tho girls rendering narrnonics on
various Instruments Variety is tho
prcd"ininaiinG feature Of III" ,.nicr-
tainm"nt they provid".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24

"reasi ANA sown IA the hear, of the
fair Mistress Janice. who. despite her
quaker origin is rather mtlitan, in
her methods.
H"rrton rnpidh rises in tho ranks
81 tht Cunt'r,ntaia and in the ;Icc-
''"" OF .ian!c'. VII" uses her every
VIII" 10 "nSnnre III" Kings officers ana
htr every effort l." aid the cause. of
IA" coi"niHtS in spit" OF her father.
win" is a l"yalisr uf lpyaIists. The for
tunes "i war are unveiled ihrough In.
aci!"n -! IN pl;,l. which leads tn.
audience from Greenwood y D. the
home OF til" Mrr"d,ths Ia Trenton. and
thence 10 NorkIuwr Va wb.r. ,T,.r
thc surrender ~ toruwalliS. jamie. ana
i'reion al" united. aud squire Mere
d'th, having been convinced al The
point Of the baN"prt that he mus, sv,,.
"'I' 4IRhcr |" tn" states, releases his
'''d'hhh I" become his father in law
Ihr"" is another love interest. than ,f
ihiicnon iienni"u. n"iehbor of .J;nic,
but th"ts telling a little too much
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
'Ui.u>IIL Til,:,r,:i,.

~ ~" week.: r"ntiuuou> Erri.,rm-
'-''r--Nution pictures. NInn,:,, and
'"rt"af, i.ditl' store! in '.fhr iiu>i ~
! !n''; " "liu"-dn! aud Thursday. I'd
i'hhd Fr"r'r in The SUn;. the Na.;.
.nN'"; triJn. and >att:rd.it Irrrdrr;VL
";rH in 'ihr Family STAIN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
LITTLE li,::.Ti,:.

'i' 'h' """.: continuous. ut-.urli-
nrr---FH"s'n"Uut pictures. Eir.I half
81 '"' week, iaura Hope trrn> ia
''i"','''r"N'; >r""f"l hmii Nnri,. dor"
IL" y hiir pr:,ri''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
ISIS IIit,tY..!,

81 III" wr"h '+i.'f"uL:;fnnu. u"rrnru,-
h''- h"iioh ih"tstrr>. Monday aud
u''hn>. Vet! Nau.cn ~ ..'Ihr >nu.:
AZ 'i;t": thereafter. dali, change ui
prrG Ta,i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
MIC IIti:AII.;H.

- ia" week. Wit, DAFT. matinee
'''"r 'Hud"Niiir ami pictures. with
= 'rl,r at iii. om Thnr,da,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
uiLul rt:i.\'Ii.I.

II IA" week. with mu,incr> Tues
''r': inursdnH nnd >aturtaN-Duroth,
""rf'nirr '"niran! ~ 'Jaui.. Nrr-
IN.
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= Weaszly Calendar -


VII tn" week. with dali. mntinrr,
'''"rt h"nd"!-Ph"t"pia,. ''Ihr Uirrh
\niiuu.''
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26
SNAKE STORY SEASON Is on
'+sss y oes - Rattii~s vssss From
Wve@saO That Mskss Nose
evemisiWs osSinniaS.

Newcastle. Wyo.-Lloyd and Dwight
Nichols had an exceptional experience
the other night They had gone out
to Lloyd's ranch to spend the night,
and when they reached there LLOYD
jumped cut of the wagon and a rattle
snake began rafting. He lit a match
and killed the snake.
Just as he got to the door he found
another snake lying on the door 81 |,
and killed il before going in. When
he opened the door he found another
one just inside of the door, and vhcn
g went to s. he Intern flat Vas { &,
ne shelf he found alo-her rattlCr o.
ha shelf.
By this time he thought il would b
a good idea to take losk and see Il il
was safe to stay there that night. II
vent ever to his bed and pulled back
the covers and found a snake much
larger than the rest be hai killed. SO
he told Dwight that he believed it a
rood move to adjourn from that snake
den.
They left the snakes in possession
of Lloyd's bungalow and went over to
their fathers ranch, where they spent
the rest Of the night in peace.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26

West Slope:-lR view ~ the
present grossly inadequate fscili-
tiss for the care Il the insane,
the proposition to convert the
reIler Indian school property ss
Grand Juaction into an a-ylum,
should t~ favorablv considered
by the legislature. The eEpsass
of making the buildings end
grounds suitable for that uss
would l'e many thousands lsss
than the purchase d groasAs
and erection Of buildings elss-
where. Besides, the west slope h
eatitled to another state insti-
tuition.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26

Strange to say, the advant-
ages Of peace brought home to
us by the gigantic conflict
abroad, are so many that there
is a growing disposition to pur-
chase it at any price. And Amer
ica will find this peace insurance
is not in a gigantic standing
army, but in navy, which, II
not the largest in the world, will
have no superior in submarines
nor in aeroplanes and other
weapons Of home deieDce. And
when it comes to military train
ing, that ought to be sufficient
40 that the stardy young mon II
the nation could he quickly made
into something better than . rab-
ble. il some war crased foreign
country should suddesly attack
Ne. One suggestion u that in
stead u % much so-called physi-
cal training in our schools aud
colleges, We could pro6tably sub
stitute a reasonable amount of
military drill. This would fur
nish better exercise than most Of
the violent games and at the
same time lay a foundstion for
national defense. Another il
that American diplomacy take
measures to unite the nations Of
the new world into a confederacy
for mutual defense.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26
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kviaG seas oostso~ kavs vUsi
tioasd IT, nouutaio aHoAuD y. Z
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~ te el.ss . usssth. Thsy -
caAss that nasy vin take -
tA&ir pA0oss Z the rate y o0t -
AsssA ssA hak II tAs ~ Il 80
pstitiossss avs tar0ssu uAe -
put in phoses 4 the rate - ~
scei. Certainly this y ceALsctivs
bsrgs gsiHiag.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26

Judge Pollock Of the federal
court at Topeka has declared un-
constitutional the federal Law ne
Gently passed which it was
claimed took precedence OF stat
laws and made duck hunting H.
legal at this season wien state
laws allow us to shoot those
birds. One voice at last raised
to preserve the integrity of state
government.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26
nee eR!PPep WoUnoeo oeea
Buck Found erezea StiN N oAsaaa,
Whs~s Ne No. Gene
tor ~ stse.

Nilliamsport. Pa.-Oae Of the lnsg-
est deer seen in the Pine creek region
this year Wa found frozen stiff in
tine ice near the head OF Little Pine
creek by George Conner. a trapper, On
state forestry lands.
Conner notified State Forester n. G.
Evans at Waterville. who in turn no
Tined the state game commission,
which ruled that the buck WAS the
property Of the finder. Men then
we're summoned. and they cut the dead
animal from the ice. Its meat was
finely preserved.
In had been wounded in the hind
ies by stray bullet and had crawled
to the stream for water. and, becom-
ing exhausted. was unable to escape
from the water that hardened into ice
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26

UDos1 80 ossssassnG - 60 ~ 49,
potent esus.s q obsstay. No. 4 =.
sssy. hss tust es0Sasesd . 1slnS -.
Z have bsss n psas hsa,eA ~
some ti0e." sni1 ~ 0asass, "an1
. un6usessk - - ~ - ~ sAAUsss
tissue ~ UstUhf or - - -
pears has been z2e poss1s. { nssss
varied. ~ The end - - - I
weiehed 1ss posa1s ~ hsiUha -
eve feet twe inchss saA ~ - =
nifty seven years."
During the sntire es ava Mo.
Barnes says. she took no food What
ever. ana soon grew sccustoned 70 -
ing without H. She broke tho lnnt
by eating an orange.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-26
SLIPPERS eoa MS BURIAL
Arizona Banker Leaves Mos4 Par
ticssas Instruetie~s Rsardiao
t>is ew~sral.

LAs Angeles. Cal.-In case he was
murdered $1,000 was to be taken from
his estate to cid in hunting his slayers
This IVES the provision T. r. Kellner,
Arizona banker and pioneer, made in
his will.
In giving minute directions as 10 the
methoA Of his burial. Kellner directed
that . comm be secured of copper from
Globe. Ariz,. where he resided many
ysafs; that he be dressed in a gray
suit and comfortable slippers and GOV
eso1 Win . guilt without decoration.