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The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-06-05
Some Complin, ent.


himself a compliment.
But this is the exception and
that is just what we are doing.
because a certain well known
citizen Of this community has
and is persistently recognizing
the value Of this paper as a reli-
able disseminator Of local news,
and has paid US this compliment
in a manner which speaks vol
umes for his knowledge of the
good things Of life.
He is not destitute of this
worlds goods, but he possesses
the rare faculty of holding onto
that which he gets, lest the
pangs Of poverty overtake him
in his declining years.
He possesses a wide knowledge
of local affairs, because he is a
v
constant reader of this paper,
and the knowledge extracted
therefrom is turned to good ac-
count in his own behalf.
If an important event is soon
TO occur, he knows Of it in ad-
vance. because he has read of it
in this paper.
If there is bargain to be had
anywhere in the community he
is promptly apprised of the fact,
because of that, too, he has read
in this paper.
And if an acquaintance is sick,
or death has overtaken some
member Of a family, or the stork
has paid a visit to the home of
some friend, he is among the
first to extend his condolences or
congratulations = because of
these, also, he has read the pa
per.
He is a man of wisdom-a pill
lar Of strength-with a brain
which absorbs to the utmost of
the essence of life.
Few things escape his notice,
for he is ever on the alert.
But the one thing which he
never overlooks is this paper, and
therein lies the compliment
which we take unto ourself. It
gives us a feeling that we are
something more than a mere
worm in human shape, that we
may be whole cog in the COM
munity wheel.
True, he is not a subscriber to |
the paper his 80 never reach
60 this Office i but he reads the
paper just the same.
For his neighbor is a subscrib-
or and pays in advance, and in
his generosity he lends the pa
per to the pillar Of strength"
by request.
But it may not always be 80.
In time we have hopes that the
pillar" will pay US the super
compliment Of permitting US to
add his own name to our SUBJ
scription list.
Time sometimes works won-
dsrs, even in the newspaper
Aeld.
And, we have hopes, strong
hdpeEs
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-06-05

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The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-06-05
For Sale.

Thirty-one acres of-land. well tim.
bered with hemlock and hardwood. FIVE
acres clear, with dwelling and barn.
On Skanee and L'Anse road.
MRS. ANNA RUNNING,
5-15-f. L'Anse, Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-06-05

I One-half the trouble in every
community comes from the fact
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

Rriegsmeibnadten bot bas beuti9e
Bolt 14on mebrere gefeiert. Sic
tparer1 iebr beri41eoen: bon benz boff.
n%ungsloien Weibna4ten in ben Sub'
rem 1906 unO 1907 Big gu Dem
Weibna9ten BON 1912, oas bonn Sc
ri9te bes l%ebenoigen @ottes onge=
pebt mar, Gus Den 8eri4ten Der
3eitgenofen 1T uns DON oieien Weibz
na4ten mon9es gemsloet: pie unier
0ult arm unb t%r0ftlos mad Dem 5riez
ben rang, Der tim Der iagt f@teu.
9iefe Sabre tparsn Elm 2duterunss=
pro5eB, Oehen 5olgen bsute no4 ni4t
perloren gesangeu iin0. Die 9emut
baben mir 1906 LATHAM gu lernen tez
tommen. Sabr5ebnte ipdter, 1870,
NOR bas Weibnadtsfet oabeim uno
i'm Gel0e iebr angene9m geftimmt.
Der Rrieg neigte 1i9 fetnem @noe
gu, paris nor DOR Dem san, Der
groBe Sag Der &aiierprotlamation
tptntte ais na@trdgli4es @eibnaatsz
gei9ent, uno uDtsn bes M}eiiters
@tepban slidli4er 2eitung tlappte
bic 6elbpo1t tabellos. SSn Dem tpeiten
8elagerungsumtreiie bon paris leu4s
teten I'M 2ager oer Deuti4en bic
@eibna9tster5en auf; Sic Jran5oien
ftaunten uno trauten tbren Muger
nt4t. Sept pirD es dbnlt9 fem. @ir
tpo1en es au4 ni4t anoers babeu.
Btr baben nit Mbii@t ieoem @eibz
na4tspatete bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. betz
geleet. 1no pte on einem tlarer1
Minterabeno ii4 Stern Bel @terr
3uiammenfinben, 10 tperoen auf Der
tpetten @@la@tfront 5mii4en Rorbz
fee unb @oseien uno i'm oeutfden
Gelolager in Rublan0 8dum4en an
8dum9en ergliben, uno cine erobe
beutf4e Meibnadt pirb oufgeben i'm
2anbe UNI erer 6einbe, Ole IN arms
ieltger 9untelbeit uno in 9er3ens<
na4t perborreu mifen eeseniiber
Dem unfabli4en Btloe. Die beutz
{4en Metbnadtslieoer tperben tpie
DIRECTION unb @lotentlans aufbrauten
gu Den @ternen, uuo tpenn Der 9imz
mel ft@ 0ffnete unb bic 9eerfdaren
Der @ngel I'M eptgen 2i4te baitinben
tpie eint, 10 ertldngen ibre @orte:
nfur@tet eu9 ni@t!!" pobrli9 ni4t
gu Den beuti4en @olooten.
@dbren6 in friiberen Sobren Deibz
nadt ouf bober @ee cine eigene tiefe
@timmung betam bur@ bic unenbz
lt@teit Der Ratur, mdbreno in unfereu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

bos Nefbdt9en, bas 10 lieb NOR.
Bring mir etnen t1etnen RuHen
nit, bottle es sebettelt, ols Der groBe
8ruber oapon sing. Mit feiner Mbz
nungsloitgteit puroe es etnen @trabl
reiner Greuoe in 6as Self bineinienz
ben.
Gin LETTER melooif4er Son fang
iiber Die @4neeflG9e. @s mar btelz
leidt cine Sbrentdui9ung, aber ntel<
lei9t TOM Der Son aus benz fernen
@4uBensraben. Ser faper Maier
aug 8apern botte ia peripro9en, bic
&efdbrten beute abenb bur9 9armo>
n%itaipiel gu erfreuen. St bate om
Na4mittag, ols Rurt auf poiten 5og,
nod tetne 9armonita gebabt; nomDgz
lid ober batte er fid in5miiden cine
berl9afft. ST NOR ia Elm Sauienbz
1aha! r@tiae Ro@t, beilige Ra@t"
. of es NOR eine itt1e unb beilige
Na4t, cine Nadt, bic &urt 8ordert
ME perge1en puroe!
Oas Gtdt aut Dem 9rabe fetnes
trten 5reunoes berl0f4te nit leiiem
3H@en, Ger Mono beritedte i1d, au4
bas leiie @tngen puroe bon Der Na9t
peri@lungen. &aum, baB nod Der
s4nee Elm pentg 9elligteit ousbreiz
tete.
9a, tpas mar bas9 Scam ni9t
our9 bas 9nntel etmas nod 9untlez
res beron, geraoenfpegs auf i'm gu?
@r rib feline Nugen ouf, 10 melt er
tonnte, CT nabm bas 5ernglas gu
!5tlfe. @epiBbeit tonnte ct ii4 ni@t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

srtsr unS iparf einsn me4r h0bntl4en
els mitIetpisen Slid auf Die nieoeren
3usel, be in unbs1mli@ GROCER 3abl
iber Oas 6elo perltreut poren. Mlaiz
kngrdber uno Gin5elgrdber, itumme
3susen Ser G9lodt, Die bier bis DOR
Srei Sogeu etne Mo4e lang getobt
hattie.
Eurt 8ordert fano auf @orpoiten
nahe bel benz einen oieler Grdber,
sas ppr ben anoeren our9 Elm beion=
sers sroBes &reu5 ausse5ei4net mar,
an Dem uberoies elm Hran5 bling.
eine Serge bronnte oarauf, uno ein
san5 tleiner 5annenbaum bil6ete e1ue
neitere Ser. Sannenbaum unO Serge
~srad6ltsn. ooB man in 9eutldlano
lieut. @eibna4ten feierte, Elm Weibz
xa4ten oes 8lutes uno Der Srdnen,
aber au9 be5 unDerminoerten Mutes
nab @iegerniQens.
Rurt 8or9ert botte bieies @rab
Hftern ielbt sraben belfen uno ielbit
9enn unter benen, bic es
karg, lag JriB W0ler, ietn Sugenoz
keuno. uno ols Die 8orpoten ausz
sei4tdt nurben, botte Ct eebeten,
lier feinen 0ienf tun gu olrfen, OBJ
pobl oIe puBten, nie sefdbrlt4 es
serabe on otefer 6tene nat, melt ab
bon ieber 9edung. Gs NOR Tim 9ez
peien, als mufe er bas beilige 5riez
ssnsfet on Der leBten Hube1tdtte nes
suten aameroben perbringen, benz CT
anf IN Der i4leifden 9eimat Sreue
Dis ibers @rob binaus selobt bette.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

Mber nit einma1 pernabm Ct eefliis
ferte 2aute, rufif4e 2aute. Da
ipubte Ct, bob Ct ni4t mebr trdumen
burfe, fonbern eenau aufpaf en- mife E,
tpenr1 ibm fem Qeben lieb NOR un6
bas @obl feiner ariesssenofen I'M
9er5en log.
Cine feinolid. @rtunoisuns! Drei
Manu au pf.rbe. Rleine pferbe. Roz
faten! @ein einsiger @4uB tte
Nodt!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
Sob Spring 8ier,
Sin adJtes 2aeerbie.
@efabrIi4es GianaI.

8enn Ole Sel1erglode Id1,ten folte,
tpliroet STR lm1fen u1o Ioi6en ODER
geben un0 belfen es ausmaden. es
lit bielfam sic gleide @eiie NIT e.
nem @uiten. Gin @uiten lit elm &C.
fabrlides @ignoI geruoe 70 OUT pie
;bie 5eltergIode. STR iontet ni6t
mebr beriuden i'm at unter6riden
a1s cine 6%euergIode au ftiaen, >penn
lie gerunge1t miro, ionoern iontet Sic
Rranf5eit itiDen, tpeld)e Sen 8uffen
beruriadt. 9ies fonn fait immer ae=
Idebe1r, penn man gbamberlain's
Snitenmittel nimmt 8ieIe boben e
gebrn1dt init SEN nortbeubofteften
&eiultmen. gs lit Defenders pertb-
bon BEL sem bleibenben Suften, ser
10 oft elmer fdIimmen grfaItu,a o6er
einem Mnfon bon SnfIuen5o foIat.
6rm Gbomns geeding, an6retps,
Sn6., fdreibt: @dbreno 1es 8inters
5iebt iid mein Man1 Ieift GrfdIt1,nq
51 uno buffet uno buffet. Chamber
lains S%uitenmitteI lit sic bette Meoi-
ain, Inn oiefe Mnfdue auf5ubreher,
nno Str fonmt i'm nidt baben, IT,
gero etpos Mnoeres au 11ebunen. gu
ta1fe1 in &enrp's Corner Dr1,a
Store. = Mna.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

@an5 borF9tig unb leiie lteb fi@
&urt 8ordert CUR Groe gleiten. @ns
i4miegte ct ft9 an ben @rabbugel,
bas @epebr iaubbereit i'm Mrm.
@ubte tamen Die Ro1aten ndber.
Sic belpra9en ii9 nit unteroridter
@timme. Mber Bor4ert batte in ieiz
rer !9eimot senug nit polnii4en unb
ru1ii9en 2euten gu tun sebabt, UNI
su periteben, mas lie lagten.
r9ie perflu4ten ytlemeB fetern
beute Wetbnadten, bic 9siOen! 9euz
te ooer ME t0nner mir fe iberraz
i9en. Bis bierber f0nner1 mir unz
Iere Bri0er unbeoba@tet beranfubren,
0rei Re9imenter. uno bann LOS auf
lie @lenoen."
sic tpollten porbeireiten. Mber ba
tradten bret @4uHe tur3 binteretnz
amber. Rurt 8or4ert b0rte, pie 5tpei
MenfdentDrper aus benz @attel 1tur5z
ten. Die Pferoe g%aloppierten in mill
Der Jlu9t na4 Der ruhti4en @:ite
db. Sin semeiner Jlu9 i@a1te our@
bic entpetbte Na4t.
@uroen nun Ole RuFen tommen2
Drei Regimenter gegen bic 5mei 8az
taiQone, iiber oie Ole 9eutf4en an
bieier @tele perfisten?
Rurt 8or9ert iprang auf un6 lief
itplperte, 1tur3te burh tiefen @9nee
unb tiefes Duntel gu ben beuti@en
@aubengrdben. Man batte bort bas
@4ieben pernommen unb tam ibun
i@on entgegen. St erftattete Melz
oung, unb unper5iislih muroe Sc
fedtsberettfdoft a%ngeor6net. 4apsrs
9armonita peri9nanb; IN LANCER
Reibe ftanoen Die @olbaten, oes Mnz
griffs setpdrtig, binter ben S4neez
mGaen, bic bic S@uBengrdben tr0nz
ten.
Sic ftanben bic gauge Nadt, aber
bic RuFen erfdienen nidt. sic medz
ten %beiorgen, bob Rurt 8ordert nt4t
oer ein5ige iei, Der btnter oen @rdbern
ibrer pnrtete.
Als Der morgen bdmmerte, sins
cine ftarte Mbteiluns nod benz Gelos
frteo4of. St NOR tn3utf4en pons
ftdnbig ~bertpuftet norben; BON Grtb
MDQers @rab mar ni@ts geblteben.
On ben Soften botten bic Jeinbe bod
ibre @ut ousgelahen, ben 8orfoB
uuf sic lebenben Niemeb batten iie auf
aelegenere 3eit perf4oben.
Rurt 8or4ert erbielt 6as @iierne
Rreu5. st trug es nit bobem @tol5.
Mber tpern ct na9 Dem @run6e fei<
ner Mus5et@nung gefrast purbe, berz
goB er ME, ieines Greunoes 5u se<
benten, Der ibm 9reue betpabrt batte,
Big uber ben Sob btnaus, BET i'm
nod i'm @rabe bef@iiBt batte. limb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
mfihnath 1sliR1.
Bon gruit 3abu.

1abt uns Seufen an has @eibuabtsielt.
3riehe lag nod lber aleu- 2anoen.
ednerer Sdnee bog niener oos 9edt
H. Der Sunneu. Die am Serge itanoen.
ednereu Sduee trlg ieber Sitte Sah.
Don Sen Steruen. bic burtS 9unfel
fabn.
Burhe cine @eihnadtsslpde luah.
Dab mir sinneten Die Bergen an.
1abt uns beufen an has @etbuadtsfef.
Refine 2iiden paren nod i'm &reile,
9eius Der l%Iuiern. rus man meir,.,o
ldbt.
4otte it'd semeupet not 5ur Ietle,
9etns uod bo..e iih gum sdlaf selest,
Son hem 2iebe es uidt lpedeu fanu.
6Iide iudteu Slide frob bemegt.
1ub mir 5uubeteu bic Bergen an.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
mrthnarl,trt1 l4l4 tm1 Tplnr.

perftau9t uno tonnts ii9 ni4t betpe=
gen. Gin 3ug faudte berun uno batte
tbn unfsblbar sermulmt - penn niat
Jris M0ler getpeien pdre. Ser mar
perabseiturmt mie Der 8liB, bate TIN
beifsite s~erii1sn uno serettet, @eitz
Dem tparen tie 5reunbe setporoen, 10
eng, pie es Sungen n1r peroen tDnz
men.
Mrme, olte Jrau M0aer! Sic tonnz
tie nod niht niFen, bob ibr @tpl5
un0 ihre ein5ige @tiBe ieBt ben emf
gen @4laf i4lief. Wie modte lie
beute in tbrem 9odftubden boffen
unb barren. umfonit! Mber menn
es ibm pers0nnt iein pirbe, als Sic
ger b%eim5utebren ct purbe lie ber=
abbolen aus tbrer 9urftigteit unh
@iniamteit uno oeriu9en, ie persefen
gu lafen, bab fte tetnen JriB mebr
babe. @hpn batte ct on feline 81
tern geidrieben, ooB iie ibr bethlehem
us04ten. Mber tpte lonse modte es
oauern, Big ie Den Brief erbielten.
Sof punidte er, es m0@te re4t,
redt lanee 0auern!
Mu4 feline Gltern tpIrben beute
nidt fr0blid oareini@ouen. Mber lie
ntdt muir TIN; unter Dem
Wei5nadtsboum niirben fi4 brei an
oere ainber bariammeIn, barunter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

- grt1dr1i4. ,Menf@, ber
poIt5etbnnb NOR ia 10 freunolid gu
9ir!~
.muB er oo@ - id ftek ndm1id
unter ppli5eiaufiidt!"
- brungs 6n1er!g=
teiten. 9ousoater (5u Der Mmiel
i'm 8auer): ga, liobs 8iederl, Bel
Den: @ei3enpreis leiO's teine Ne1lz
nurmer rtmmer
Bofbingtont pies bas linn bon
ben Ser. Staten a%ngebotene monatsz
gebalt bon 500 Dollars aurid u1,o
l~iquibierte BLOB iei:1e Mus1agen, bic in
o9t Sabren 64,355 Dollars breiBig
Gents ousmadten. .....
Der gngldnber fteH felt 200 Sab
rem inmitten bon 2iigen aner Mrt.
SIMMER uno iiberan fiebt man, pie ct
perfu4t, Die @abrbeit bur4 etne gu
tot bon Salihkit ob5uidndden uno
beibe mtteina1.oer gu perf6mel3en.
5tomas garlple.
9ie GnglGnoer hoben iebr bel BON
iener brutalen Gnersis, pomit Die Roz
ner sic @elt unterbridt, aber lie per=
einigen NIT Der r0mifden Wolfsgier
au9 bic @dlangenlift &%artbagos. Gs
gibt in Ser gar5en @d0pfung tetn 10
bartber5iees @e160pf pie einen ardz
mer, befen 9anbel ms @toden geraten
1T unh sci len M~arenlager teinen Mbfab
mebr finoet. 9einrih 6eine.
gtn &ubitmeter Wafer bes Mt1an=
ttf4en S5eans entbdIt oreiunboreibig
nno 5mei Drittel &ilogramm @ala,
bas bes @rpBen Saeons finfunooreiz
Big uno bier Tiinftel, oas oes n0roliz
den unb bes iuoliden Gtsmeeres adt=
unbbreibtg uno bret 8ierte1 Rilo=
gramm. SIN Soften meere finoen ii@
aber in Ser glet9en Wafermenge TO-
gar einunofe@aig ailogramm @al5
Salae).
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

&abt uns benfen on bas 8eibnadtsfeit
9ruuBeu Jebt oas 3iihen Ter @eidcne
8riiut Der 2drm Der Sdladt III 81
rub 8eit.
4usitbou tuieberu reiterluie Rofe.
@tiue Soften talten etniam &abt.
llno. ben stege3purpur rr19etan.
Stebt ser SOB uno lul1ert in bic Na6t.
= Sob mir siinben bier Die &er5en an.
2ubt uns boffeu auf Elm @eibnad)tsfeit
l1no seniB fem. oaB es tpieoer peroe =
&eBt ous tobespunfie 3eut uno mebi
Scenes &iinfttse. beldert Ger Groe -
@ie Elm iel'ser Sraum miro Qanb unb
Neer,
@irb @ebirs uno Sdler eg urnfabn.
9dlt Sic betliae Gtntroht @ieoertebr.
9offt unb 5unDet It'll bic aer5en an.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
adtune, ainberl

@ebt abt, i6r ail1oer grob unb tleiu,
Ser 8ei6nadtsmann trifft ipieber ei,,.
limb tper bon euh III bieieut ssjabr
Stets gut unb brap uno folglam mat,
Sen tpirb er itderlib bebenfeu
limb reidltd tpieberum beidenfen.
Ct 6ot idon ldnglt ltd aufgemaht
uno lit getpu1bert Sag uno Nadt,
9dmit Sic Belt er nidt b%eriduntt
Limb eud gum Set, mas tbr ertrdatu,t,
@~ebein1ntsno1 nit ietnem Ge8en
2unn utter euren Gbriffbd,tm Ie9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

90 ftano er nun uno oa9te an perz
gongene 3eiten. ST ielbf poblbabenz
Ser 2eute &ino. IIrib Der ein5ige
6obn etner armen @itpe. eSn manz
der Sunseni4ladt tparen ie 5einoe
senefen. Bis i'm bann einn1al Elm
Qtnterliitiger bic 80i4ung btnunterz
eeftoBen batte, Die Die StraBe Don
benz ttefgelegenen @ifenbabngeldnoe
trennte. St batte iid babel ben SUB
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
krtFgH mFthnarhtfn.

Rolonien un{ere 2anosleute unter
palmen 6euti@e @eibna@t feierten
uno gelegentli4 beg 9ereroaufftonbes
1904-O5 iogoru Elm beuti4es ariessz
lpetbna@ten perlebten - bleibt IS
biesmal buntel, perloren unb etnfum
ouf bpber @ee un6 in unieren Rolo<
MEN. Obne @%erbinoung nit oer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

@eitbin oeFnte fa oas ru7iide
eano. iGnsebeoedt, lautlos, tot. 9unz
lei hing Der 9immsl barber, @dnee
D srausn ManteI, absr heute 81
Rage, ibn hsra65uIdutteIn. ab uno
~ luste srdmIi9 Ger Mono blei4
ERb ssIpeuitiIb nur9 cine Glide berz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

i@pdrmerii9 fugte CT bin5u, ct, Der
ionft Elm lebr ni9terner Menf4 mar,
Der @eift bes 5reuubes neroe i'm
au9 tpeiter bei@trmen, oamtt ct mad
Ser 9eimtebr Ser alien einfamen Jrau
ben @obn erieBe, Der fir 9eutf@z
lanos @bre i'm Ruhenlanbe gefolz
len lei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

4eimot, tperben uniere 8riber in ben
Rolonien in Der beiltgen Na@t @brit<
felt begeben.
Grieoer, ser b0ber 1T ols ale @er>
nunft, petlt in biefem Sabre I'M Dos
@etbna@tsfeft. Gin 5rieben, Der ben
Rrieg in uns iberpinben uno uns
reinen @inens Ser @rneuerune unz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
Die cute 9reunbin.

Die cute 9reunbim.
Serbia (3u ibrer 1reunbin, bic I'M
TlugbreB gu ibr tommt): rg1ein-
@eroa, mie bu fon1if4 ausFebf!
raomii@7 Sos If iebt bag Mo=
bernfte!!"
,Mber gu anfdn6ieen 2euten eett
man bod 70 ni@tr
.Das rotirli9 r1i&i!'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-10
Hal v. BOIam Leaves This
Citv To Accept Position
With Wolff Hop Company

Hal " Bolam, the well known hop
man, will leave Salem Thursday to ac'
cept position with the Wolf Hop com
pany, of Portland, san Francisco and
Loveland. Mr.. Bolam has been promi'
nently identified with the hop industry
in this section since 1908 when he came
here as manager of the Baron Won
Horst Hop company and later as chief
buyer for the Il. \, lrvesley Hop com
pany. Last year he began business on
his own account and has an cnyicble
reputation for fair dealing and honor
among his business 0cquaintances.
In fraternal circles Mr., Bolam has
become widely known and is one of the
leading Masons Of Salem and at present
is senior warden Of Pacific lodge, No,
50 Afther u long and successful stage
career in London Mr.. Bolam again APP
peared before the footlights last winter
in this city as the star in "Arizona. "
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs, Boil
am will regret their leaving this city
to take up their residence in Port
land,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-10

friends in Mt. Angel from Thursday un.
til Saturday morning.
A. w. Farnsworth was on the sick list
Thursday and Friday of this week.
Miss Myrtle Quail returned from
Monitor Thursday evening, where she
has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. H.
Wormdahl, and other friends at that
place.
Doris and Wilma sprague accom-.
panied by their sister, Mrs. Clyde John
ston, and little daughters, Elizabeth
and Gencvicve, returned from Portland
Monday. Mrs. Johnston and children
will visit friends in McMinnville before
going back to Portland.
Little Vernon Edmond Bromky, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Alec Bronky was
bapised at the st. Paul church at this
place last Sunday. Father Sherbring,
of Salem, officiated Baby Bronky is
the first child TO be baptised in the new
Catholic church.
Mrs. Geo. Hubbs' birthday was re-
membered last Monday by number of
her friends, who sprung surprise on
her, going in for social afternoon
Light refreshments were in order, and
happy afternoon was passed,
Miss Kreta Hicks is spending u few
weeks with her aunt, Mrs, VIII Jack, al
Cascadia, Ore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-10
THE USE OF SOAP
SPoILS THE HAIR
4 * Il y y 4 4 Il y y y X X 4,

Soap should be used very sparingly,
If at all, if you want to keep your hair
looking It's best. Most soaps and per.
pared shampoos contain too much al.
kali. This dries the scalp, makes the
hair brittle, and ruins II.
The best thing for steady use is Just
ordinary mulsified c0coanut oil (which
is pure and greaseless), and is better
than soap or anything else you can use.
One or two teaspoonfuls will cleanse
the hair and scalp thoroughly. Simply
moisten the hair with water and rub il
in. II makes nm abundance Of rich
creamy lather, which rinses out eusily
removing every particle Of dust, dirt,
dandruff and excessive oil. The hair
dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves
the scalp soft, and the hair fine and
silky bright, lustrous, fluffy and easy
TO manage.
You can get mulhfied cocoanut oil at
any pharmacy, It's very cheap, and a
few ounces will supply every member
Of the family for months.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-10
DON'T SUFFER R---LAUGH
AT STOMACH MISERY
Daniel j. Fry VIII Return the Money
II M.o.na Does Not Relieve
Dyspepsia.

Among all the remedies in Daniel D..
Fry's popular drug store, there are few
that he is willing 10 sell on a guarantee
TO refund the money If they do mot
cure.
Miona, the famous dyspepsia remedy
has helped 80 many Of his customers
that Daniel j. Fry says, "If this
remedy does not relieve you, come back
TO my store and / will cheerfuIly re-
turn your money"
Anyone who has dyspepsia, indiges'
ton, headaches, dizzy feelings or liver
troubles, should take advantage Of this
chance 10 be made well without any
risk Of spending their money 10 no pur.
pose. Mi.ona viii relieve you, Will
regulate the digestion, will enable you
TO eat what you want If IL does not
do all this it will not cost you q cent.
Daniel j. Fry has sold hundreds Of
boxes Of Mi.o.na in the last few weeks
and has yet 10 receive the first com.
plant from any customer. Such a
record is simply marvellous and speaks
volumes for the merit Of the remedy.
II is~easy enough TO fill column
with the symptoms afflicting those who
have dyspepsia, but there is no need
Of describing their condition. What
they want is relief and they can get
| IL in Mi.o.na. Do not suffer a day
longer with disordered digestion. II
Mi.o.na relieves you it costs you 80
cents box, II Il does not you have
Daniel J. Fry's personal guarantee q
return your money.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-10

Warsaw is the greatest railroad cen
ter of the Russian empire, the greatest
manufacturing city, and the most i'm
portant distributing point Its machin'
ery and chemicals, its textiles and iron
wares, its pianos and leather goods, sill
yer plate and carriages are famed
throughout eastern Europe. The Wis
tula, here nearly half mile broad, is
navigable for large river boats for hun
dreds of miles above it; as from the
city to the sea, and its waterbOrne
commerce has made it possible for War
saw to become real competitor OF
the great industrial cities of Silesia
for the trade of the eastern provinces
Of the German empire, In German
hands it may prove as valuable as
Liege with its armament and ammuni
tion factories, or as the northern tier
of French departments, with their Goa
and iron deposits, now in the kaiser :
hands
Originally the seat Of the dukes OF
Masovia, for nearly 200 years Warsaw
was the capital of the Polish republic
succeeding Cracow in 1909, when Swed'
ish influence began to be dominant in
Polish court. 1t thrived amazingly, al.
though its possession was continually
disputed by the Swedes, the Branden'
burgers (Prussians), Russians and Aus
trians. The Swedes captured it in 1856
and lost it to the Poles the next year
In 1857 Sweden held it again, this time
for seven years, but never was the land
free from the curse of war. Augustus
II, elector of Saxony and elective king
Of Poland (l697.1733) impoverished his