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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-22

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-22
Federal League.

Bnlfsio at Chl ago.
Pittsburgh at Newark
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-22

Wushlngton- Detroit postponed,
rain
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-05
Sin SreunOIdaftsOienit,

@isben SosOgenoFen ellen Dem
8abnbuf gu. SIS lit hObe 3eit, uno
6err 2utds, Der etipos beIeibt uno
gtrabe fem SdnelIIdufer 1T, tOmmt
arg ins Stntertreffen.
p&rauie", ruff er ieinem bOranet>
IenOen GreunDe mad, utauf mir elm
8illett mit!"
ySatpobl!" briiltt &rouIe suriid.
aIs 9err 2utas enbIi9 auF BEN
gabn9pf anIangt, nil Ii4 ber 3ug
chen in 8etpegung ieBen. SrtefenO
Dor S4meiB itolpert er geraoe nod
lns &upee binein.
p9abt i6r mir elm Billet getauf?"
feudt sr.
s0onnertpetterl" iagt aruuie, roas
babe i4 bergeFen!"
s@ergeFen! Meni4, rpas fange i4
ieBt ana"
.Q6, peiBt gu pos", roten t6m
sic Greunoe, fried einftpeilen ul'
ter bic 8ant; mir TeBen uns Dor,
unb Die paar Mtnuten, bis Der
Sdnffuer b%agepefen 1T, bdItf bus
T4pn aus"
2utas triedt pimmerno unter Die
gant. Gr it6bnt unb teudt entieB,
LID, miro aber mdus9enitiII, uIs Ser
5faffner eintritt.
r0ie 8tIIette, meme Serrsu!'
&rauie reidt tbm idmtIi9e 5aGrs
tarten bin.
,4bsr, bas fin0 ia iieben aarteu,
Gnb ss iinb bod nir feds Ssrrtn,
$50 1T Oenn Ger iiebente2"
Da Seigt arauIe unter bic 8ant:
n@a liegt erI"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-05

- goIitif9e9s @ortfpieI.
Die Seinbe tDnnen's nidt faifen, bab
mir ie inner faiien unb ibnen, trob
ibrer lleberma4t, in Der Ma9t -
iibsr itnb!
Robelteseno. Grou: 9.ns
ttn Sic, mein Mann bat stnen 6ibs
I4lag betommsn.
Rein @unber, 10 beiB pis Sic
tim au4 has 2sbsn MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-05

Sin 5auIpeIa. - 8etann.
ter (aus Der Sauptitabt suriidge.
tebrt): SCR Spbn, Der STUDENT, lGbt
Sic aud sriiben!
Batter: RatirIth, Der 6ouTpelsl
Nidts tut er mebr lelber, allies IGbt
er anbere beIorgenl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-05

9eim @rpa6n am nd9Ften Mors
gen fab sr oie Sadie a%llerbings in
Dem neusn 3agsIiat. llnb er ents
bedte i9:imme MdugsI, no er geItern
eitsl 8eroisnite gcieben bate. 9o9
es mar Der etn3ige Meg, unb iein
guti4luB ftan6 fef.
8annling giug 3u ieinem S9neis
Der. RAD langem Priifen nn0 3tpets
fsIn entfAieO Ct ii6 tir purpurrots
Doae nidt Samt, pfui 3eufeI,
Oas pirtte bdurii4 ober ortiIteubaf
- uno ooraus beIteQte er Iid cine
Defe.
Der iunge 9priter bate i6pn otter
feline eigenen GinfGae BEL leinel
aIeiounJ geltenb 9ema9t, - l9ots
tiIde 8sintleioer unb bereIet6en -,
10 baB Die Soee 5ur arditeftur bic,
Ier eigenlrtigen Deite ieinen S9nei
Ser teineSpegs in gritaunen febte.
Sim iibrigen tonute CT ia 9Iauben, Is
gelte zine MusteruOe, @unnIing lieB
tpeiBes SpioeubauO BON eincm bulben
3pa 9r.ite auf bic @eite nGben,
feds Retben aif ieOer Seite. f9rGa
bon ben auBenIsttsn dbipGrts our
Mitte gebeno. 9us einSise. tpprauf
binsuipeilen Be. G9neiber ii9 erIdubs
fe, mar, CAP cine ioldc Meite iptrten
tpiirbe, pie Elm ausgtf9nittener
Msni4 - GIsii4 unO Rippen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-05

~ gsbsn iDls 6itIe Msls. glass abriss
'feibi fd ia bon ItlbIt. 60 bsrItebl
F4, bdb Id our 3sit, od msin BUD
tn ben 5saltsrn auslisat, auf msiHsn
Stran0pdgss unb anotrtn faibionas
beln pr9msnabtn Fists bisls MeIis
TRACE Ole, pis i9 mir iamsidIs,
.nt6t miblunatn III. Die asuis bIidsR
auf bic 8sIis = fs bIidsu In Die
S6oaisnIter is berglsi9en; lie
lpsroen ~nsugierig, %tntsrtFitri = uno
.ba 46IaB 0ts 8udss III gsfinsrt.
.Grfolg, uAbsbingtsr GrfoIg."
Das @sii6t bss gsI9dftstadtigsn
DIRECTORS gspsr Der3og id 81 tinsm
breiten qadsln, unb nift obne Wars
me iagte Ct: Sine msrlpHroige Soes
- absr cine quite 5bes. 8o1en Sis
morgsu nm Bic glet6s 3eit pitosrs
lommen, 70 piu t4 Sbnen mslnsn
Gnti9Iub mitteiIen. Die SOes 1T
ipiriIi9 ni9i libel, uHo i'd CLAUDE
pobl, mir psrben iibertiniommsn.
9o9 tpie gsiagt, i4 nil mir Die Ca,
DIE oenno1 bis morgen iiberIsgsn
auf 8isoerie9su oIio."
limb gaunIiHg ~Derbeugte iie uno
sins. ......
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-05

l4ltet.
Gs mar H9 ubr abeubs, dIs
Banning mad sinem Iangen, trdfti,
gen S4laf sripddte. Gr lag cine
Beile ltia auf Dem Sofa unO oa5tc
mad. 8as fir einen mertpurbigeu
Sraum 9atte er bod eben gebabt2 So
eepiB - nun erinnerte er Ii9. 9as
pir6e cine 5iettuug fem Dor Dem
OrObenbsh Qiagaru, Der ii9 bon allen
Seiten berbeipdl3te, I'M Jpn, bas
5abr3eu5, 6as man irrtiimIi4 fir %
5erbredli9 belt, gu Derni9ten.
IS mar ipirtIi9 merttplroig, baB
inn Oieie Sbee eft iebt i'm 8raum
setommea mar. SIS mar ia oo9 iein
sigener. alter, ebrli9er, pabrer Sc
bante! 0hipobI er Ii4 fpabri6einli6
ME DorSeitelt bate. buB er iia Oers
pirtlihen liebe - un0 nod 0d3u in
6ieIem ldnbe - unb BON inn, nsm
8srfafer unO Sd0pfer felbf.
Die 5ads mare Id8erIi8. p.nn
tie ni6t 10 ernit mare.
SeOenfllS gait es nun I4nsa gu
banoeln = unD bod Hug.
Sb er our Iadberitdnoigen grlpds
gung bic alte 9ooeue berpprIudte,
bic er 9tm SnbaIt na9 ,oie bunte
8eite getauft 5atte2 Gr bate le ni9i
bruden taiien, bod nun brau9te er
tie CUR Asbertragpng in bic Diri,
li9teit.
llno 8dnnIing ftiirmte Die papiers
baufen IN ben Sdreibti I9Iaoen Sn,
slpii4en ertpog er idarf bic &usi4s
ten fir uno gsgen Den @rfoIg zines
10 pabniiunigen 8orbabens. gr JUDI.
te genaitidm unb fdno ale m0gIt4en
mebr oo,r ipeniger pi9tigen Dotu,
msnte, ood niat Die bunte 8eIts"
als er sRolt9 in poqem WltBmut gum
brittenmal cine S9ublaoe our9-
piblte, n Der nur feline 0ffentli4en
@erbienite lagen, faBte er iea3e5n
uniaubere 8ldtter = burrab - Die
bunte Deite!4
9a er gsroOe i'm 8egriff gepeien
mar, oas SUDDEN auf3ugeben, bislt er
0as fir 9Ottea Singer uno fibIte i4
um 10 Itirter in leinem gnti4IuB.
Ia4 D:m 2sieu 8os er feline Site
fell aus, mari Sen Rod auf einen
Subj lnb feBts ii9 auf ben gett,
ranb, nm, Den appf in Die 9dnoe &c.
ItiBt, Den plan gu Gnbe gu penten.
ST gertst in cine 10 eraItierte Slim
mung Dab er glalbte, es mare Elm
an unO fur iid gutter qIan, oen en-
nun, in Der StunOe Der glot Ders
pirtli9.n miiFs, gr 3pg It4 poQenbs
aus uno lri4ie bic 2ampe; bod laR-
&c nod .og er mad i'm 8ett, Die Sin,
3elbeiten bur4Oentcuo Ino perbsi.
ierno.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-05
be banie aueat.
gutoriderie iieberietuua aus benz
Edipeoiiden bon @bed etsrnberg.
@on Sianrb @etbrra.


@er5pdftlt mari Bombing ben
Mlanuitriptbdufn our Gros. Das
mar nun gum pisrtenmal i'm 8sits
raum boa Jpsi Wipnaienl 9isls btrs
odmmien @trIsstrl gie mtbr I'm aes
Ben ipiroe Ct elm Bud b~trausbrins
gen, iptnn ss auf oteis qgstis forts
ginge.
limb Der junes apriitr nabm ben
leereu 9o9en, Der Dor ibm duf Dem
ara 5ugsri6istsn SdreibtiI9 lag, rib
i'm in 4tome un0 lormts 0draus
tleine au9eln, bic sr nod iorgIamem
3ieIsn nit 9iIfe bts 9aumsns auf
bic Rais DON Rboberss 9iIts before
oerss.
Mie Ioais Dos suben! MAS mir,
ben feline @lisrn iagsH2 Sine @eoi9t,
iammIuu1 bate Ct erit 5erausgegebsn
= bic Nib gsIobt porben ltn0 Damn
an S9ninoiu6t gsrItorben mar. vi.
Ierbings Fate en- bas @eriprs6en pon
3u Sauis, 0ab mon Jpn unterittbs, 10
LANCE Ieins Stlbisn in llpiala oaus
ern. Do4 in bier3ebn Sagen mar
bic @%naosnfriit berltri9sR. 8sun sr
nun - nsin .llpiaIa unb ai5eutiat
iur., nsia, aaRoioat msinte sr
.@ber nidt oo6 8anOioat" 49,.
na0Hneu sic Oenn ni4t" -
Die Sirnmai4ins funttiOnierts
nidt msbr. uno Rubolf Banning
i4Iief.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-05

dllf Bleoerle9en dllD.
limb gaunIiHg D~erbeugte iie un6
sing. ......
- -
3peiuubfinf5ig Do6en iparsn Der'
gangsg, ais Der pisI beiprodsue iunge
qbriter bon leinen intimen 5rsunosn
81 eiuem isItli6en Soups- eingeldoea
pur0e, nit benz cine sIadIi9e @e'
burt gsfsiert iperOen ioate bic
5ipeits Quflass BON rgiote Rubinsn"
lolte am nd6Itsn Gage Der grObte
Sdmud Der 9inerauslagen fperoen
4ls 8annling eintrat, ioreiamlt
ssiIeioet unb iiesesftoI3, begrtBte ibn
ein ~trGftisss ,Wiqtommen" aus
pier3ebn asblen. Aas 6reunbe trussn
gu G9rea oes 2ages i9nar3s, b0dit
mObsrne Rode. gdnnIings 3piamsss
bru0sr in Der Staloentunit fieg aui
einen StubI mittsn in Dem feItIi9
geidmiidien Sudl, fprosrte Elm
8las tllr rem G9rer9dlt lno ldgte:
.4uf oein 8pbl, mein Gruoer, bu,
per Rubm unierer S%tolDentuuit. -
Die 9sibe Der Geben tommt ipdter.
dun mill i'd Dir muir ems iagen: iie9,
mas Oeine treuen 6reunos getun bas
ben, Inn oeinen groBen 5rsuDeutag gu
feiern. 4ameru0en! Gins, Spsi, Orei!"
lIno iisbs, Oier3e6n rote i90ns Bes
fen sntbiuten fi9 - ni9t pie burh
eiusn 3agberi4Iag. fOnOern Our9
has Quftn0pfsu ebeH 10 Oieler mooers
ner Rode - uIo ite ale leuatetsn
-i90n ounteIrot un6 nit breitsn ipeis
ben 8dnoern, Seioenbdnbern.
aber oa gei6ub ettpus 8unoerbds
res. 9annltngs @eii9t 3eigte nidt
StOI3 uno 8~efrieOigung ibsr bieIe
Otstrete SPRUNG Der 6reunbs, Ions
bern ss iber3Og ii4 nit BEN 0unteI>
item aOt, uHb bart mari er iein
@las our @rbe.
9as 9as 9las 3eriprang, puroe es
tptenitia.
unO am nd6iten Sage iabeu Iie
ale, oaB Der umi4Idg Der neuen
Quflage ni9t rot mar nit breiteu
lpeiben 8dn0err, pie lie eripartet bal,
ten, iOnOern peiB, gang peiB. uno
balO tonitdtierte man, DAB mad benz
S6IuB Der eriten 4ufIage bas Rpt
auf @annling pirtte tpte ouf einsn
Sitter. 8lei6pobl bate er ia in benz
3eiden Oteier 5arbe geiiegt. Bas
tonnte bds nur bebeuten? IS bate
oo9 po6l niats nit Der Ia6enoeu
5rau gu tun, ole i'm uno feline rote
Meite emit 70 beIuitigt angeieben
bate, ais er uuf &arldpOgen PRONE
nierte9
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-05

Berlin ItanO i'm 3enit Der Sod
%faiIOu. almdblid fina bic Soae
bsreits an. iuieoer 81 bel 81 tpers
ben. MarieubaO uuo aarIsbao fred
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-20
LITTLE SPORTING GOSSIP
By Hal Sheridan

Smith. against Merkls. Doyls Tlstchss
and Lobsrt; Magse. Connolly and
Moran. asainst any three Of the FOL.
lowing--Robertson. snodgrass, Barns
Thorpe or Murray; Oowdy and whal-
ins against AcLsan. Myers and snith.
Il tho foregoing battle fronts don't
of'sr pre-season prospects os the hot
tcss little fracas In the history of ths
srand old game. then al dope h uss-
less. and the dopesters should b. ssnt
TO Belgium.
The weaknsss Of the Giants last
ycar was attributed 70 lack Of smother
st~;d pitcher and q weakness at third,
Both have been iilled- and most ably,
Weakness Of the Braves s---if there arc
any--was In their hitting. Sherwood
Masee., sluggcr par excellence, wns
added.
Now. II the anvil chorus win jus,
join n ON "Just Before the Rattls.
Mother" we'll lot out bets on The
Giants and Braves against the asld
from April 70 October.
IfI
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-20
lIFE N TRENCHES MAKES BEASTS
Of men, WHO PROMISE COMRADES
THEIR EFFECTS # they ARE SHOT

rotting body. Then that part Of III
trench would bs polluted for days m
III the rain had washed away tho lAa'
trace Of the unspcakable msss.
There you arc. among tho dcsd
No cave man over lived 10 terribly ~
you do. A. least. no buried hia dead
At distant point. and lived ava,
from tho grave; but We we're prison
crs With our dead, sleeping. - u
wore. alongside Of them. ~ much
prlaoncrs A. they. You gst 70 fesl
that the only difference between you
and q dead man h that your bullet
hasn't found you yet.
Looking death Ia the face In thia
way. 4 strange custom rose W amoua
the men In tho trsnches. Thers waa
a ilttlc Greek In onr trench who waa
. fatalist. He used "a say: II know
III gsl Il somc of thsae dAys when
my time cames." Nov the minuts
you hear Z soldier talhtns that way
you know hs WILL 81 Il. ne trsaeh
Il no plaes for ! fatalist. and : iAtal-
Int. IN NY sxpsrlence. ID NOT . aoo1
soldier. because no will srow inpa-
tisnt over The delay n the eomias Of
death. and win. at least. take foolish
chances that no zane man vould take.
This Greek had . vssy heAutifuI
knife. and IN u the men In the tssach
had their - On Il. for In oil ~
trenches II 10 the custom Of tho men
Of : division TO divide amons them.
selves oil tho bclonsinss Of : dead
man which viii b. Of use In the
trenches.
When tho little Greek waa Anaily
shot through the brain one day. there
was . disnihsd rush for tho knife. and
We found that Il was misains. Homs-
body had stolen L from him. II ~.
pears. before no was dead.
had 1 pair OF field glasses which
wcre very expensive. and more than
ono man asked mo 10 promise him
lhat when ! was killed the slaasss
would 90 10 him. Every valuable
posssssion Of every man In the
lrsachss that can ~ isSitinassly
slaimsd Tor trcnch service b marked
y his comrades. It'W Just = cold
bloodsd custom ihAt has grown oul
u tho cold-bioodsd and close sceuain-
lance with death.
II you think that hsroism and sne
deals crow m the trsnchss. you arsI
wrong. The life b too bsasi-llke Tor
'uch human things.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-20
,coas,nu.a from BAN !,

| --- fs ~
from ns, lie wrtthsd ana moanea'
but our of'csrs wouldn't iet ~ try g
get him. The Germans d'dnt saoo.
at him any moro. because they Knew
they had landed MIN.
Our lieutenanss sent % anotnet
part Of the trenches Tor Hed crosa
man. who came ater ABOUT an noaF'
This Red Cross doctor va : youhs
Swiss named Schsrr. re c'imoso
right out OF tho trencn ana started
towards the writhing heurs o. sam
uels. but . bullet passed through n'a
head and. after hopping ABOUT 9 mtn'
ute or two. schsrrs oody ssiaensd.
and We could 80 hs vas DEAD.
This waa > o'clock n tne aHstnoon'
Whenever 10 tried g - oat 70 nesp
samnels the 0srmans turnsa : ssf-
radc hrs our way. ana alehouxh ws
could even hear samue's sroaains. ws
couldn't get o him. u Wa not unsil
dark that ~ could DO anything. Ihsn
Victor Chapman Of New xoex. , mar
ward man. who Wa studying areha-
lecture in Paris when ehe war BROKE
out. made = lasso with : pises Of rope.
and before long hs had dragged eosh
bodies into the trench. samusls va
dead.
Experiences like this hardened us,
and anaily We got to tho place who're.
II . man was killed or wounded hs
was blamed for carelessnsss. When
visconcellos. . merchant Of Paris. was
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-20

!. ~ q ,l. "
!! ~ Il
Il
4 = "a .-s
i ,,,... .. ..-. .X :.
.sa ~ -pSsoSa !. y. = ~ - s.s '.. :. .
i 49,. 49,. i. " q. a.Ns .Ssss ... .s u q
~. - -. s.S 49,. n 49, -
1.-THE ncet interesting.
The production Of the Broadhuru,
Ever,ion of tAe opefa "Nartha" ou
| Monday ana Tuesday nishts l. partly
lrsspcrSihlo fcr loosenine The strains
lof rieid renten observsncs Ia ,ome
extent. Ths anpoaranca az the R1am.
|, ath Falls pocial favorite. M. Don !.
| zumwaIt., IL the east. hass proven r.
| lrssistibae. ana 10y will take advant-
Iaes of the oeoaSaon 70 nv trihute 10
Iher uusien, anliity.
~. ~ 49,. i. Il Ana,.,,. ].
-. ~ -. ~. ..,.. r. ,.Sn -.s-
- ,ss,s : 49,. 5 = ~ - ;,sss. y. s.s,,.,s.s :
|snd produein9 ~ eonic eoofA TIL
|ka1o'' fos aSsense u1kb bsas0t II ~
|past.
- - - : : d. 49, ~ -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-20
written for the United Prsss)
NEW YORK, Nssch 3o.-More snt

NEW YORK. Nssch 5o.-More ana
more. - ths opsning day draws aeas,
does Il appsaS ~ though the Giants
and Braves were going 70 stage : msy.
Iry little war al BY themselves for the
National League psnnant. All there
Is to it-they are the class Of The
league. and from this angls thsrs
dosen't seem 70 bs . team in ths
Trner circuit that has even Z chsnes
to cheat them out.
Critics who few wseks ago were
howling thst McOraw didn't have !
pitching staR are strangely silent
now. Critics who 1t the close OF tie
list season were howling that his in
neld was shot 70 pieces crawlsd into
their holes when tho Little Napolsop
went out and grabbed Honus Lobert.
They burrowsd still deeper whom hs
went out and grabbed himself Roll
PeTritt.
Aatthewson. Tesrsau. MarqusrA:
perritt, Chalmsss--ho doss II lookY
Rudolpy. Tyler. James. Hsss. Davis;
crutehsr-how dos Il iook5 ~
Il there are any Of The other six
teams IN the league boasting such ~.
grssations they have vi to blaf6
forth.
Getting down to hair line aistfns.
Eions-on papsr-ths Giants svesi
'eem TO have the edge on the hated
hostonitss. Comparisons, however,
're odious. - va psovss quite con- |
last October when ths dope
tors began comparing Gehmidt 70
delnais, Dssl tc Baker, aaa Gewdt Ao
sshnilt. nvsss. Naranviils "a |
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-20

TO RRING eOMnTHlNG pleasant
into coavsssation. 4 = snly neceasary
y nsatioa Klamath cosnty weatbsr,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-20

Perhaps the most pleasant event OF
the week was the recital given At the
High School auditorium last night BY
the music department Of the Klamath
County High School. The auditorium
was packed. and the efforts Of the 20
loists and siee club Inembers were 70
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-20
: = |||||||

cio, 0ru. q. EtGooreer, Mre. y. II
Yancsy. Mn. H. putman. Mira q. W
NsAsrbass. Mr.. ,. R. Yanosy, Mrs, J.
p. Bouham, Mn. 4. wiekstrom. Mrs
II. Lockwood. Nrs. w. D. HarlaAd
and Mrs.. v. B. Flnnsll. The after.
moon was spent In tatting and crochet.
Ing. Luncheon was furnished By The
hostess. and all enjoyed . nne time.
!, Tuesday afternoon Mrs. George
Biehn entertained the Happy Hour
! Club It her homo At Ninth and Main
streets. the afternoon hours being
happily spent in nsedlework and con-
lvsrsation. In attendance were Mrs.
Claude Davis. Mrs. Robert a. EN-
mitt Mrs. John Hamilton. Mrs. Curtis
| Hsldrick. Mrs. Oscar d. Matthews,
Mn. Floyd Mundy. Mrs. X. D. North.
Mrs. h. J. Sheets. Mrs. J. W. Stsin-
NETS. Mrs, Sam +. Summers, Mrs. W..
|P. Johnson, Mrs. Guy Walters. Nrs.
n. J. winters. Mrs. John Johnson.
|lfrs. Rector. Mrs. Maurer and Nrs.
|Bishn. R&freshmsnts we're ssrved
during the afternoon By Mrs. Rishn.
4>H
The Ausical Club. composed Of the
pspils Of Nh. =. n. cofsr. meet this
afternoon = snssts Of Miss Fern
Hanks. q ~ homo Of Judge ana
Marion Hanks. corner Eighth and
Pine streets. he following program
win ~ rsadsrsd:
.Aibun Lear ......... Kirchnsr
ours" ........... ...... Ca4mus
Norn Hauks
s'Ausic In the waves" .... G. Peters
Melody" ....s..... F. LeCouppey
Ruth Cofer
Sleeping Doll" ..........
'Sunshiny Morning" ....... .0urlitt
Evelyn whitmore
Farewell to the Piano" Beethoven
Shepherd Boy" ~. @. D. Wilson
lGyler Caikins
Under the Lindens'' -. .Sartorio
Little wandsrer'' -. Gustave Langs
Nsthsf Haines
'lGirthful Moments" duet. Englsman
Mrs. G. G. Cofsr and Mrs. =. n. Cofsr
p3Stv ~nsaau ,raa,n> T., .<<>nAe~n~ - |
Fridays meeting Of the Home uco- |,
,omics Departmsnt Of the woman's /
library Club. Aeld IN the club hsild- |
ng, which proved I highly interest," !
nG meeti1G throughout. Mn. Anna /
Y. Harrison read an Shlightsned afti- |
10 On ''The Home." and Miss Clara !
Timer. head Of the homo science work |
n the city schools. save Z lecture on
Salads" that was Instructive - wen |
: interesting. Interest IN the various
lnes of work carried On BY the Libra
, Club 4 growing steadily. and each !,
MEETING Of each department Il ven /
'ttsndsd.
Perhaps the most pleasant event Of
he week was the recital given at the
High School auditorium last night BY
he music department Of the Klamath
'ounty High School. The auditorium
ras packed, and the efforts Of the 20
neeta anA S1an rl,sA s,nasnHnAra vvnrn - Il
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-20

y the young mon would dsvots 4
much Of their time 10 money- -makina
~ they DO 70 lcvs-mAkina. thsss
xonld be more RoeksfsllsrA In the.
world. ''' T b . y Z s
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-12-21
Trolley Changes.

Beginning with Monday, January 3,
the half-hour service between Mount
Holly and Burlington, in the after
Moons, will be discontinued and the cars
will run on the hour, 1853, So a. M,
and SO on until 1859 at night. The hall
hour trips in the morning up until 7.59
will be continued. This change will re-
duce expenses, dispensing with some OF
the crews, and will also save the wear
and tear on the tracks and thelcars. The
first proposition is not so serious as the
Burlington end of the line is in good
condition, but the cars need saving as
there does not seem to be any disposition
to put them in shape to run comfortably
Any one who has used the line between
Mount Holly and Moorestown lately
will be able to give testimony that it is
about as rough and rocky as one can
desire-in fact more SO.
On recent trip from Moorestown the
cars rocked 80 much that lady was at
tackled with what might be called sea-
sickness, and she was compelled to go
out on the platform of the car to try
to get relief. A few days later boy
on the same route was made very sick
by the severe shaking given by the cal
he was in. There does not seem to be
any need for this condition. Unless re.
ports are incorrect the company has
been able to pay dividends ON its stock
and it would seem as if the cash might
be put into Improvements that would be
for the comfort Of the patrons of the
road
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-12-21
DIED

ABBorT.-Dece Is. at Moorestown.
George Abbott, in his 9Th year.
BURNS December 10, at Philadelphia, Ella
Frances, wife of Edward +. Burns.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IA, at Mount Holly.
Carlton G.. son OF Harry g. Claypoole, aged
years.
DOUGHTY - December 8, at Roebiing,
Blanche E.. daughter of Everett w. and Olive
w Doughty, aged years.
Acknowledgement Is, at Medford, It.
Robert IT.. son of Robert II. and Ada K.
Fauver, aged IL years.
acknowledgements IA, at Salem, Ella ",
wife of George T. Haines, aged so years. In
TERED at Medford.
LIPPINooTT- IS, at Moorestown,
Samuel X. Lippincott, aged rs years.
MARTER.-December 10, near Beverly, VIII
liam y. Marter, aged Al years.
MEHL.-December 8, at Burlington, Eva
Mehl, aged rs years.
MURDICK.-Decem ber 49, at Mount Holly
George 4. Murdick.
NIxoN.-December Is, at Mount Holly
James f., son of MIR. and Mrs. James Nixon
aged years.
| acknowledgements IL. at Burlington
Carrie q. Osborne, aged 40 years.
| PARANT-December H. at Cook stown
/ Lydia widow OF Joseph Parant, aged rs years
REEvEs.-December a. at Hagerstown. Nd.
Eliza A. widow of Mark Reeves aged s
years. InLerment at Mount Holly
IMcox.-December ~, at Burlington. Ethe
| NJ, wife of Russell Simcox,
| SMITH.-December IS, at Burlington, viii
liam f. Smith, aged Al years.
! STYER.-December Is, near Burlington
Abigail L., widow of Ferdinand O. Styer
| aged 81 years.
/ THoMPsoN.-December IA, at Bristol, Pa
DanielJ- Thompson, formerly of VincentOwn
in his 18th year.
WILLIAMSBURG Is. at Palmyra, Hal
! riet d., wife Of Joseph H. Williams aged Z
years.
WIxTED.-December 49, near Masonyille
Thomas Wixted, aged 81 years,
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-12-21
The New YEARS. Eve Parade.

At recent meeting of the parade
committee, who are making extensive
preparations for the big parade to take
place in Mount Holly on Friday even.
ing, December 81, John Forbes was APP.
pointed to solicit prizes to be given to
the organization having the largest
number of men in line, the best uni
formed organization in line, the most
fancy dressed lady, the most comically
dressed person, the best representative
farmer, and the prettiest float in line.
Other prizes will be announced later.
The fire companies of Mount Holly will
not be permitted to contest for prizes.
The ladies' auxiliary of the Union
Fire Company will turn out with float.
The Knights of Pythias and Jr. o. u.
A. NJ, of Mount Holly, will also be in
| line.
Special arrangements have been made
with the Burlington County Transit
Co., to have trolley car leave Mount
Holly for Burlington at 1145 and
Moorestown at IL o'clock.
Boxes have been placed in a number
of stores and public places and any who
have been missed by the.soliciting COM
mittee can drop a small contribution in
the box.
The soliciting committee reports the
following contributions in addition to
fhoco mn hlicho1 Iacf