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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25

rente q Ia Independencia.. -. SOS
Los Observation-Disclosures
del relate de Ia in~surrecci6n contra
Memorials de IN Guerrillero, His
toria de Ia Guerra de Reforma $o-75
La Majestad Caida.-Nevela histo-
RIGA de Ia ]reyoluci6n maderista 5 $50
Epopeyas de mi Patria: Benito
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Ell Imperio.-El triunfo de Ia Re
pIbIica.-Memorias de Juan de Dios
Pea. Edici6n de lujo ilustrada con
~retratos Y vistas. 500
Historic general de Mexico, por
Zarate.-Bien empastada. -. $3.50
Episodes Militares Mexicanos O.
bra de inter6s para los afectOs a CO.
nocer nuestras grandiosas luchas por
la Lbertad. Trata de Ia Guerra de In
deDendencia Y IA Invasion America
Historic del Pueblo MeXicano.-So
berbio resumen de historic patrla,
con numerosos grabad0s de v1stas,
monumentos, ~retratOs, etc.-dos TO-
mos pasta tela. S 200
Historic de Mexico, por Nerdla,
desde los primeros tiempos hasta Ia
caida del segundo Imperio.-Un to
tela SS.OO
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IRA, uustrada o grabados.. 5 $50
De Porfrio Diaz a Francisco Madero.
Obra p]olitica de actualidad, por cl DR..
Lara Sl.OO
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El Sol de Mayo. Memorials de "a In
tervenci6n. Con grabados.. $l.Oo
FL Cerro de las Campanas. Con
retratos de ~personajes hst6rlcos..
SI.oO
Sacerdote y Caudillo. Obra Tete-
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La Gran Magia Suprema.... $3.50
Enchiridiones, Grimorios y Pentacu-
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FL Dragon RojO o FL Arte de Man
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Clavicula del Rey Solomon. "O.25
e. Poder del pensamiento. Su domi-
Mo = cultura. Obra para estudiar Ia
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C~aravaca. V~erdadera joya del ocul-
usmo.. @O.0O
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autentica entire toGas ...... 8 90
Secretos de la preStidigitaci6n y
Ia magia- L~ecciones de esramOteo y
prestidigItaci6n ....... $l.OO
La clayicula del hechicerL } Libro
de San Cipriano, con infinidad de
SecretOS. SO.SO
Ell Diccionario Internal. Contiene
10 referente a las apariciones, magla
blanca, roja Y negra, adivinaciones,
conJurOs etc, 81 OO
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blar a los muertOs, ganar a Ia lote-
ria descubrir teSOros etc.. 500
Dogma Y ritual de Ia alta magia.
-Esto Obra enSena los misterIos de
las ciencias ocultas. Contiene el
triangulo de Solomon, la irradiaci0n
magica, Ia Cabala, secretos del ext
to, ~nigromancia, etc. $500
Ell ~verdaderc lbro internal. Trata-
do complete de las ciencias ~ocultas.
Contiene ell hbro de San Cipriano, Ia
clavfcula de Solomon, magia supre-
ma, invocaciones, conjuros, el ORA
g6n Roja Y Ia Cabra Internal, rece-
tas de la reina Cleopatra, etc. SOS
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tiene pactos ~infernales, encantamien-
tos, modo de hacerse invisible y dc
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Liberia de Ignacio E. Lozano DE o7 7z@fA.
nns. MAS NREDTADA Ia MAS nmRA LA QUE mEm muR amDoE LA QUE vnDEm MAS RAU
NOVELAS DIVERSAS.
FNSENANZA.
renta a Ia Independencia IL. Sd

Los PEDDOs Sc DEsPACHAN POR CORREO. CON Los GAsTOS PAGADos, Ell
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PCESIAS.

Poesias de Antonio Plaza. $3.50
Pasionarias O5ras poeticas &c Ma
DueI u. Flores. So 40
Poesias de Manuel AcuHa. Aumen-
tadaS con el hermOso drama FL pa
sado' 5000. ...,....... S" $50
Los Trovadores de Mexico. Hermosa
collection ue pOesils de nuesJros
nejores au-ores. 4 "a rustica. 5 O.6o
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ESPIRITlSMO

EoT IN IINIO
,Oua es 81 esDiritismo?..... $O.75
SS~es n6stumas de Kartec.. "O.75
FL HbrO de los mediums. "0.IS
FL Genesis, los milagrOs y las Predl-
rionas -......... SOS
ri Iibro de los espIritus.. "O.75
FL EYangelio segu, q esprrInS-
mo -. .... SOS
El cielo , Ell infer 0 go. $o.7s
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Ell PUGILATO Y
LA REVOLUCION

FL probelma que mas preO-
cupa en- eStOS mOmentOS a Ca
rranza Y a Villa, es ell CAM
peonatO munidal de las from
padaS que debera tener lugar
en- Ciudad Juarez ell 6 de Mar
70 pr6Ximo, entire ell actual
campe6n de peso de los Esta-
dos Unidos Y del mundO ente,
70, Ell negro Jack Johnson, y
Jess Willard, ell gigantic anne
ricano, que trata de arrebatar-
lie eSa "gloria' a tr6mpada
limpia, al laureado negro, que
con gran sentimiento de los
blancos, les arrebato ell cam
peonato hace algunos amos,
que va les parecen siglos a los
aficiCnados d csc sport, que no
pertenecen a la raZa eti0pica,
tan numerosa en- este pals, pU-
"a Y mezcIada, pues no esca-
sean los romances de cafe con
leche.
BESIDE hace tempo que Wi
Hard eSta en- la ISIeta, un pun
TO Immediate q FL Paso Texas,
eiercitandose Y preparandOse
conyenientemente para enfren
tarse con Johnson, y a diario
concurren a csc punto hume
rosas personals a cOnOcer y 4
enterarse de la conformation
fisica del presente campe6n.
para YER 81 vale la pena de a
rriesgar Su dinero, a]pOrtando
a SUI favor.
Hasta ahora, ell promoter
de la Iucha JOhnSOn-Willard,
que 10 es Mr.. Jack Curley, no
ha dicho NADIA en- definitiva
respCcto a 81 tendra 0 no lugar
ell encuentro en- ia fecha sena-
.ada, o 81, como eS rumOra So
pospOndra esa fecha, porque
Johnson no ha llegadO a item
po para prepararse para ell
combate, y seria facil presa de
Willard.
La demora de Villa en- alta
car Tampico, ha pueSto en- pc
ligro ell arribo de Johnson pOr
ese puerto, pues no puede ha-
cerlo por los EstadOs Unidos,
porQue tiene una cauSa pen
diente en- Chicago y las autori-
dades americans de la fronte-
IA va tienen encargo de echar-
lie ell guante.
Ell negro ACADIA de telegra-
fiar de Cuba diciendO que te-
me ser aprehendido en- la Haba
ia y que es muy dificil que lie
que a tempo a Ciudad Juarez
para darse de trompadaS con
SUI rival.
FL promoter de la lucha esta
empenado que esta tenga lu-
gar en- ell puntO arregladO de
antemano, diciendo que no
impOrta que esta Sc demOre
unos dias mas, pues un cam
bio de lugar seria muy per-
judicial para sus intereseS Y.
los de sus socios en- ees nego-
cito que deja fabulOsaS utili-
dades a sus promOtoreS.
Los dos primeros jefes de
las facciones imperantes Ell
Mexico no estan de acuerdo
en- este punto de la lucha, pues
mientraS Villa ha dadO su per
misc para que Sc verifique en-
sus dominios, Carranza ha
puesto su veto y esta dispueS-
to a evitarla a TODD trance.
iComo? cOjiendo a Johnson
.por ell pezcueso Y entregando-
10 a las autoridades america
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En- seguida traducimos una
carta dirijida al Editor de una
revista semanari2 Dc NGeva
York, pOr IN amC.l@.0 que
hace muchos amos reside en-
Mexico.
"Durante los ultimos ocho
amos he estado en- intimo cor
tacto con los asuntos pOliticOs
de Mexico. Conoci personal
mente al General Diaz, y esta-
ba desempenando algunOs
trabajos publicos cuandO esta-
ll6 la revolution maderista. En-
prueba de mi dichO, obran en-
mi poder algunaS cartaS fir
madas por ell General Diaz.
ConOci a MaderO y q muchOs
de sus asociados; pero cOnozco
mejor los leaders de las dife-
rentes facciOnes que ahora es-
tan operando en- Mexico. Y los
conozcO no solo pOr referen-
ciaS, SinO que me cOnSta el
medic en- que han viyidO, sus
ambiciOnes y sus acciOnes pri-
VadaS. He viStO 10 baStante de
las manipulaciones del Gobier-
no Americana pOr medic de
suS diverSOs agentes Oficiales
Y "eXtra-oficialeS," Y mas que
ESQ, la secreta y perniciosa ac-
tividad de algun0s particula-
res americanoS. He visto como
Sc enganaba al publicO por me
do de los peri6dicOs.
He nstadO presente cuandO
So trasmitian en- el tel6grafo
mensaieS equivocOS y falSOs, y
he escuchsdo las sonoras car
caiadas one Ianzaban los con
feccionadores de nOticias, al
ransar one serian traqada5
nor. 81 D6bIico americana. He
Observable Ia deliberate mala
intenci6n de estorbar los es-
fucrzos de los hombres honra-
dos. en- pro de Ia paz. Y para
hacpr nula 81 Influenza en-
eSg sentido. Tengo muy persen
te a un Official meXicano, cuyo
ha menclonado mUcho
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NovELAs A 40 CTS. CADA UNA.

e. becerro de orc.
FL MILO maldito.
La lucha por ell amor.
FL manuscrito de mi madre.
Maria, por Jorge Isaacs.
E. cura de aldea.
Dora.
AZuCsna.
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ORRAS DIVERSAS.

La Voz de IL Naturaleza. Collection
de hermosas historias = noveias mo-
ralas. ............ 81 rs
Manual de agriculture Y ganade-
ria. Indispensable para Ia genie de
campo. Con grabados. ...... Sl.25
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NOYELAS A IS. CTS. CADA UNA

Malditas sean las mujeres.
Maldit0s sean los hombres.
MaldiCas sean las suegras
Arte de buscar marido.
Las Evas mOdernas.
El nOviO presJadO
La hiia de las flores.
FL pu~rgatorio de las ~solteras.
Ell Paralso de las mujeres.
q inferno de los hombreE.
Viva mi nOvia.
FL hada de los mares.
Su Majestad ell Amor.
MalditO sea ell Amor.
La Priuceca del Dollar.
Amor ' Martirio.
La hija de Venus.
Porgue Sc caSan los hOmbres.
POrGue Sc caSan las muJeres.
POrque pecan las mujeres.
Porque nurmuran las Viejas.
POruue reinciden las viudAE.
Ell collar de esmeraldas.
Las hijas de champagne.
FL nido de ruiSenOres.
Las obreras del amor
Marina o Ia hiia de las olRa.
Pasionarias de amor.
FL 81 de las nInas.
La viuda allegro.
La nina de los jazmines.
OBRAS DE VICTOR HUGO.
El hombre que rie......... So.75
CartaS 4 IA nOvla. o. 65
La leyenda de los siglos -. "o.65
Nuestra Sonora de Paris. "O.65
Han de ISlandia o EI Hombre Fie-
SO.65
FL A1O Terrible .......... lots
Los Miserables , tomos..... "I.5O
Los Trabajadores del Mar. "O.65
FL Noventa Y Tres. Episcdios de Is
RevoluclOn FranceSa ....... $O.7s
dos. lots
81 DestierrO ......... "O.9C
The Jasper news., 1915-11-25
True Ownership.

There is no owne, ship but the
result of labor We really own on
ly what we have created or devel
oped. Nothing belongs to our life
but what we have given our | fe for,
We speak of higher ownership
than legal ownership What do
we meanH mean that OF. the
spirit; and in this realm we can in
herit nothing and no man can give
us anything; we own " hat we earn,
what we give our life for.
The best reason why a farmer
owns his farm is that he tills it; so
all the real property l have, in the
true values of life, consists in the
friends whom | have titled by my
love and helpfulness
Jesus had no house nor land nor
money, but only few people hat
he could call"Minc. There is no
real ownership, even in the cause
of God, except souls: The Lords
portion is His people" The fool
dreams of affluencc; the wise man
of friendships.
The question is not: do you
meet the conventional testsl" d
you go to Church and avoid COM
mon evils2 But the real question
is, DO you stand permanently for
high valuesl Do you steadily set
the spiritual above the seEsral,
truth above seeming, Others above
self. The overcoming pleasure alb We
the yielding pleasure?"
Tnerr is 40 vlcto'y Tor tie spirit
without purpose. Why should
we regret our unspirituality when
we make more effort 10 get bread
and clothes than to get nobility
and divinity of staturef The high
er life we cannot get without a
greater passion for it The high
est life eroSs from the highest
ideals Lay therefore up for your.
selves treasures in heaven; for
where your treasure is there vii
your heart be also"
Memo Petras."
The Jasper news., 1915-11-25
Notice of Administrator With
Will Annexed.
With

Notice is hereby given that letters of
admnistra with will annexed, on
the estate of Joseph p. Bradford, de
ceased. were granted to the undersigned,
on the both day CT October, 1915, 10y the
Probate Court of Jasper County. Mo
All persons having ella ms against said
estate are required to exhibit them to
me for allowance within six m ntbs after
the date of said letters, or they may be
precluded from any benefit OF such
estate: and if such claims be not exhibit
ed within one year from date of this
publication, they shall be forever barred.
This both day of October, 1915.
Jay Bradford,
Administrator With will Annexed
First published Nov. 1T.
The Jasper news., 1915-11-25
MIS- Ethel Peterson was in Iop

Miss Ethel Peterson was in Jop.
lin Sunday.
Chas H,na,non of Joplin was in
Jasper Sunday.
Bert Crandall of Tulsa was in
town this week
Ben Gearig and wife have return
ed from typ to California.
H 4try Bishop and family of Car
thage were in Jasper this week.
]. d. Hai bur and vile were in
Sheldon day Or two this week.
r. l. Roberts OF St. Louis spent
Saturday and Sunday in Jasper.
Tom Kunklet left Sunday for
Alabama with AGAR of horses and
mules.
Nell Hughes is spending few
days With MISS Hollingsworth at
PIERCE City.
Joe Black and wife and Frank
Rice aud family are in Joplin for
Thanks. living.
Rem. mber we are exclusive
agents f II the Red Ball rubbers---
the best With an absolute guaran-
tee.-Jackson Bros, Jasper's great
est store,
The Jasper news., 1915-11-25
Ladies Announce Bazaar.

Section No 2 of the Ladies Aid
Society of the NJ. +. Canrch will
hold parcel pot sale and bazaar
Saturday, December IS. Cooked
food, pies, cakes, eggs, butter,
dressed chickens, fresh meats, bread
etc Sandwiches, pie, cake and
coffee will be sold. At the Dr.
Hendricks building. 13-4t.
The Jasper news., 1915-11-25
Property for Sale.

Five room house, 3 lots, barn,
chic :, n house, coal house, summer
kitc en-, good well and cist ern,
S nall uils and grapes, cement
walks bt tn front and back, j
squlr,s south of postof1ice. -Thos.
Miller. IL 4tX
The Jasper news., 1915-11-25
Additional Local.

NlISS JCS0iC slatNlll ShhSi
Misses Minnie Cordz and Ella
Whitsett at dinner Tu .sday even
ing. Miss Jessie was assisted by
her sisters, Misses Cora and Bessie
Martin. A four. course dinner was
served, and a very pleasant even
ing spent.
Ball Band rubbers, the best felt
boots, overshoes, I and buckle
Alaskas, storm rubbers, Every
thing in rubber footwear,-Jackson
Bros, Jasper's greatest store.
B. B. Wilhoit left Yesterday for
Webb City to spend Thanksgiving
with his daughter From there he
goes to Chamois, Mo-, where he will
remain until after Christmas; G. ing
thence to ST. Louis to spend the
balance of the winter.
Harris the photographer Of Car
thage will be in Jasper Saturday,
December 4, to do all kinds of
Photographic work. Inquire at
Jackson's store.
C. F. Isenmann and wife OF Cali
fornia, who have been visiting
the Isenmann families here the past
three months, left Saturday to visit
Mrs. Isenmann's parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Andre at Alex, Okla.
You should have your photos
made by Harris while he is in Jas
per Saturday, December a, in
time for Christmas. Inquire at
Jackson's store.
Mrs L. ]. Henderson and Mrs.
Anna Donnell visited Mrs. Bccles
at Galena. Kans Saturday and
Sunday. The Eccles family resided
in Jasper many years ago.
The Independent manure spread
er delivers the same uniform guam
tity of manure whether going up
hill or down.-Steiner Implement
Co.
James Andrews, breeder of spot
ted Poland China hogs at Lawson
Mo was in Jasper the first of the
week and bought four fancy hogs
from Walter Dodd.
The wheels are the strength OF
the wagon and the hub is the heart
of the wheel. See the Studehaker
wheels.-Steiner Implement c..
Frank Crow and family. C w.
Crow and wife, and Jam S Casebolt
and wife of Avilla are spending to
day with John Crow and family.
The Studebaker buggy has the
style. finish and quality that arc
necessary to high class buggy
Steiner Implement Co.
]. n. Woods and his daughter
Miss Madge, visited their son anc
brother, DR.. W. II. Woods, the past
week.
Rene mber we sell Old Honesty
shoes, the best with an absolute
guarantee,-Jackson Bros, Jas
per's greatest store,
Oren Hinamon, of Glasgow
Mont, who has been visiting rela
tives here, has returned to his home
The Independent manure spread
er is real time. money and labor
saving necessity.-Steiner Implc
ment Co.
Mrs. DJra Seal has returned t.
Jasper for the winter. She ha!
been at oakland, Cal Tic past year
When you use Illinois coal 20,
burn all you haul,-Schooler Ele
vator
w, c. Thomas, +. l. Schroeder ant
George Osgood attended Shrine
event in .Pittsburg last week.
Miss Booker, a teacher in tn
Clrterville schools. visited tn
Misses Crow over Sunday.
Miss Mary Drake will visit Mis-
Lillian Tyson at Carthage Thurs
dav and Friday.
The Jasper news., 1915-11-25
KEEPIN THINGS NEAT
AND PAYING UP

You plant rose bush by your
door. and morning glories three
or four; you NOV the lawn when
whisl ers green upon its counte.
nance are seen; you take the
dead cats to the dump, and fix
the fence and paint the pump,
and trim the fig tree and the
vine, and make the door-knob
fairly shine; and neighbors who
have gone to seed, whose lots
have grown to grass and weed.
will soon or late observe your
game, and feel a burning sense
Of shame.
They'll say. I'VE ought to pay
those fellows. Some of US have
been owelng hem for some time.
They keep everything so neat
and clean. 1t is a dandy good
place to trade.
Yes, we would be very glad in
deed to have all these old &C
counts paid up and start off
with clean slate.
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GUESSING AT NEXT SEASONS GREAT OR FEW GAYETIES
MOUNTAINS ARE THE SETTING FOR AUTUN1VS PLEASURE
CABINET AND DIPLOMATIC NEWS-CO1NG EVENTS NOTES

Counting chickens before they Matched insisting that the original
number of fluffy will live till the broin speak
further in frivolous Sunday dinner circumstance
hazardous number and kind
which
those who good something themselves
would
knowledge They
that disturbed Washington followed
shocks
diplomatic participation people forget that
they had buster if there
of soceygoers will be if atmosphere
walls those months in the
the other White House
social will be resumed of
possible under the conditions which likely
Should be
unable official throughout
asked White
House twice each will be all the
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The Cabinet Families.

The Secretary of State and Mrs. Lans-
ing will remain in town over Sunday.
Mrs. Lansing recently told delightful
Foster, when he was minister to Rus
STA.
After an audience with the emperor
and empress Mr.. Foster backed toward
the folding doors by which he had en-
tered the audience chamber, and on
reaching them put his hand behind his
back to turn the door knob. To his as
constituent the knob turned round and
round, but the door did not give. The
situation was becoming embarrassing
in the extreme when the emperor
laughingly called out, Take the other
knob, Mr.. Foster. that's blind door"
The Misses Burleson are still in
Mississippi, where they are visiting
Miss Sally Williams, daughter of Sen
ator John Sharp Williams. They are
expected home any day. and will re-
main here until time to enter George
Washington University in September.
They are both working for a B. A. de-
gree, and are enthusiastic students.
Secretary and Mrs. McAdoo have
taken the Corbin house at 2139 r street.
This Is the house built by the late
and Mrs. Corbin lived during his life.
Since her widowhood Mrs. Corbin has
occupied for the greater part Of the
time an apartment at the Connecticut.
Secretary Wilson IL enjoying farm life
joined Mrs. Wilson. Miss Mary Wilson
and two of her brothers keep the
house here in town open that he may
have home comforts when here.
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Judge and Mrs John F. Garland. and
Mr. Henry Sewall Brown of Evanston,
H.. which will take place Wednesday,
September l. at pm, at the Chapel
of the transformation.
Miss Marie Garland, the brides sister.
will be her only attendant. and Mr..
George L. Strong of st. Paul Will act
as best man.
Mr. William Mcdonald of Chicago and
Mr.. Charles S. Turner of st. Paul Will
be the ushers.
A small reception for the wedding
party and relatives will follow at the
home of the brides parents.
Miss Eva Leverich Burrell and Mr..
Charles c. Rossire, jr, of Yonkers, n.
Y, will be married Saturday, Septem-
Der 4. at noon at the residence of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Murray
Burrell. in Cleveland Park.
Only the relatives and a few intimate
friends will witness the ceremony.
which will be performed by the BRIDE
groom's uncle. the Rev. DR.. G. c. F.
Bratenahl.
Miss Henrietta Burrell will be maid
of honor for her sister, and Mr.. A N
Min of New York will act as best
man.
The marriage of Miss Ruth PiIling,
daughter of Mrs. James c. Pilling, and
Mr.. Carroll Durham. Sd, will take
place Saturday. September IS. at 1880
o'clock at the summer homo of the
brides mother. at Blue Ridge Summit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-29

I ambassador, expects to spend Septem-
Der at Buena Vista Spring, Pa, where
she has been during the summer. Both
the amba Ssador and Nine. Naon are
larry popular with Baltimore people,
many of whom have cottages at Buena
Vista.
Lincoln Shah. the young, son OF the
Chinese minister, has returned here
from Laurel Park camp. Henderson,
! N. c.. where he has been during the
summer. The boys in the camp mi
tiated him into the unique and exciting
sport Of coon hunting, and so delight
full did he find it that at the first bay
Of the coon dogs he was up and ready
to start on the trail. The boys and
|headmaster Of the camp declare that
one long tailed. lop-eared old hound al
as the signal was given, and set up
most vociferous howl until the young
man appeared.
The Chinese minister will leave this
afternoon for Middletown, Conn, to at
dents from the eastern colleges and
universities, which is to be held there
this year.
The conferences are held each year by
the Chinese students in this country in
order to foster strong fraternal feel
! ing among them, and to discuss educa-
tional problems which would be for
the advancement of their own country.
Those Of the students who go to west
ern colleges hold their conferences in
some convenient western city.
Nine. de Laboulaye, Wife Of the sec
ond secretary of the French embassy,
has returned to town and will remain
at her house on Belmont road as long
as the weather remains cool.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-29

The Mountains Are Calling.
The average person, socially minded or
Otherwise, rees more physical and mem
tal enjoyment in an autumn stay in the
mountains than il is possible to get
during July and August at any place
on the seashore. The exception may he
along the Maine and Massachusetts
shores. where cool breeZes abound. unless
one Is going in for gayeties and wants
them in the full splendor of electric
lights, busting crowds and an entire
carefree atmosphere. So just as the
seaside pleasures begin to wane the
mountains ask patronage at all points
of the compass. The social side of life
among the summer residents at Lenox
Stockbridge and other places in the
Eerkshires and the equally glorious
neighborhoods in the AdirondacEs and
White mountains, where the millionaire
campers and the hotel folks have SEEM
ingly a more equal prestige. begins to
have a real Significance when there is
a touch OF frost in the air and fires
are burning on the hearths. The house
balls among the residents on the big
estates at Lenox are to take on all the
allurements of fancy DRESS events, with
dancing contests and other up-to-d date
features as particular attractions and
an attendance which will include the
smart folks from many pleasure points