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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-06-12
Una DuOVd gPdOde. :. IeQQe

E quella lie di cui disposizioni ri
portiamo qui sotto e dinotano quail
sono criteri di amministrazione dl
certi.....
"Nessuno stranicro residente in
Pennsylvania, (se non cittadino ame-
ricano) puo' andare a caccia aqualun-
que specie di ANIMAL.
"Parimenti e vietato a tutti non
naturalizzati di avere unO piu' cani
di qualunque specie, razza dimen-
stone, soto penalita' di $25 di null.
ia di 25 giorni di carcere.
lutte lie infrazioni allie suddette
disposizioni approvate Venerdi ulti-
mo dial Governatore della Pennsyl
vania, saranno accertate riferite
alrautorita competente, da qualun-
que ufficiale di polizia senza alcun
mandate di cattura.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-06-12
GTIta|iani hanno occupato Montefa|cone

Pinsieme proietta motto innanzi allie
eliche lasciando cosi posto per un
cannone con libero campo a far fuo-
co innanzi, indietro al lati senza es-
sere in pericolo di colpire lie prop1ie
eliche.
Tutto e ben proporzionato la
macchina puo alzare un crosse carl
co di bombe, abbastanza per distrug-
gere uno zeppelin anche alto ad
apportare serio danno a una corraz-
zata.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-06-12
| pidni duSiPiaCi SCOnVOIti
daII'aVanzata ItaIiana

ROMA, s - ST apprende da fon-
te attentibile che la improvvisa ra-
pida avanzata italiana sui territorio
austriaco sconvolgeva tutto il piano
strategico austriaco, e che l'Impera-
tore francesca Giuseppe, andato
sulle furie, decideva di sostituire il
generate Conrad Won Hoetzoendorf
con un altro generate che assumera'
il commando dele truppe per la dife
sa di Trieste.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-06-12
Vienna VuOIe la pace, ma una
pace 'OnOPeVOIe"

VIENNA, Z. = Tn communicate
o fficiale smentisce la voce che Pau
stria intenda concludere una pace Sc
parata.
L'Austria, dice il communicate, non
ha desiderato la guerra. Essa ha fat
to impossible per scongiurarla, ed
ora lottera' fno all'ultimo per otte-
mere una pace durevole onorevole".
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-06-12
II figliO deiIOn. SaIandra
al ffOnte

ROMA, s. = S. E. Salandra ha
accompagnato ALA stazione il figlio
sottotenente Vittorio che e partito
per il fronte.
Al ristorante della stazione il Pre-
sidente del Consiglio offriva un lunch
al fglio ed al camerata di questo.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-06-12
Arrive di rinfOPzi al DarddnelIi

COSTANTINOPOLI, s. = II
transatlantico "Mauretania" appar-
tenente ALA Cunard Line, che troya-
81 al servizio del governo inglese CO.
me nave trasporto e arrivato oggi
all'isola di Lemmos con truppe di
rinforzo per gil Alleati che combatto-
no nei Dardanelli.
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SOttOmdPilO tedeSCO
aifOndatO daqIl lDqIeSl

LONDRA, 9. = Lord Balfour,
primo Lord dell Ammiragliato in
glese ha annunziato oggi ALA Came
ra del Comuni che gil inglesi hanno
affondato un sottomarino tedesco
ed hanno fatto prigioniero pequipag-
gio.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-06-12
ULTIM'ORA
GlItallani COnqulStanO
MODtefaICODe

ROMA, 10. - / tele-
grammi ola Roma riportano
ufficialmente la conquista di
Montefalcone ola parte dele
truppe italiane. Montefalco-
he troVasi a 10 miglia da Trie-
ste, sulla quale sono rivolte
lie nostre formidable artiglie~
RE.
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COntinuanO | SUGGEST frdnCeSi

PARIGI, s. = La ripresa offensi-
va del francesi progredisce come ri
sulta dial seguente communicate uffi-
ciale:
"Nella regione di Notre Dame de
Lorette oggi 81 e. avuto un vivace
duello di artiglierie.
La nostra fanteria ha consolidate
lie posizioni occupate antecedente-
mente. Abbiamo occupata la intera
sezione ovest del villaggio New Vii
lie. Nella localita' delta Laberinto
lie nostre truppe respinsero un vio-
lento attacco facendo ulteriori pro-
gressi."
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-06-12
II Kaiser al ffOnte italiaDO

Meatre da varie fonti 81 conferma
la notiZia che il Kaiser di Germania
81 porterebbe mel Tirolo italiano ad
ispezzionarvi lie sue truppe, 'IIdea
smentisce tale notizia, di-
infondata.
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MafCOni G Ia Sud Du0Ya
SCOpeftd

ROMA, 8. = 81 conferma che
Marconi sta studiando la possibilita'
della riproduzione dele visioni 2 dis
stanza attrEverso gil ostacoli al 'QuaA
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Al FRATELLI
D'ITALIA

AKA A III
Quando ci sentiamo sinceramente
profondamente italiani - mOnar-
chici republican,, socialist 0 Gle
ricali, nationalist RADICAL = alb
biamo in questo momento solenne un
dovere sacro da compiere, una re-
sponsabilita' assai piacevole, ad Onta
della sua ecceSsiva gravezza, da adj
dossarci moi siamo divenuti in un
subito cavalieri dellOnO italiano,
gil strenui difensori campioni della
civilta' latina. Saremo moi i cavalieri
senza macchia senZa paura della
grande causa? O ci affievolira' le ami
me la fiacca tibutante del Pier Sode-
rini? Sapremo moi affrontare con fer
meZza indOmita, con fede invita-,
con impertubata serenita il fatale
problema dell'ora che segnera' Pi-
stante piu' epico ll'Italia del Xxx
secolo? 0 ci lasceremO impressionare
ola un pugno maledettO di agent aU-
stro- -germanici, che la nostra mala
ventura volle nascere nellie terre al
lietate dial meraviglioso sole d'Au-
sonia?
Un branco di iene del cimiteri va
intorno per lie nostre colonie maledi-
cendo la guerra, calunniando la pa
tria, lanciando manate di tango con-
tro uuanti abbiamo sempre avuto il
nome d'Italia sulle labbra la fede
d'Italia mel cuore- Questi inqualifica-
bill cavalieri degl immondezzai, che,
abituati a vivere di ricatti di infa-
mie, sono costretti oggi frugare,
per sfamarsi senza lavorare, nei bari
Ii dele spazzature austro -germanl-
che, non potendo piu' sfruttare indie
centemenLe la rivoluzione, cercanO
sfruttare il sentimento nobilissimO di
fratellanza umana che lie razze latine
sempre ebbero in fondo Clle anime,
Serpent, sorgenti di vipere, come
diceva Gesu' di Nazareth!
Gil italiani verl di tutti partiti 81
sono raccolti sctto vessilli della Pa
tria. e sono accorsi dove ferve Ia mi
schia, hanno con insistenza otferto
il loro sangue ALA grande causa De-
putati socialist illustri, che hanno
rifutato di essere ministri che han
no la stoffa magari per divenire pre-
sidenti del consiglio, sono accorsi a
combattere da semplici soldati. Cen
tinaia di preti che 81 dicevano nemi-
ci della patria, 81 sono atfrettati ad
arruolarsi, proprio come facevano nei
tempt fatidici delpepopea garibaldi-
na. Tutti gil altri sono al loro posto.
IL fore delIe nostre colonie 81 e
profferto ALA patria, ed aspetta con
ansia che giunga rordine di accorre-
re dove il dovere chiama.
| soil che rimangono sordi ALA vo
ce del dovere, cercanO nascondere
la loro farabutta vigliaccheria sottC
parvenze di internazionalismo una
nitario, sono pochi miserable che
in patria fecero gil informatori d
questura, qui, o 81 diedero ALA ma
no nera, 0 pubbicarono giornalucol
luridi di intetpazionalismo ricattato
re, ipneggiando in nome di una dot
trina che non aentono, non intendo
no, al -maRutangoli e 81 ladri che To-
70 rienpirOuo le bocche fsneliche,
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-06-12
LA "a GlORNATA DELLA BATTA'
GLlA DI TOLMIN0

PARIGI, g. Telegrafano
dalla frontiera italiana che
la grande battaglia di Toll
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lunque natura.
Questo studio, che ormai puo' dir
81 una scoperta quasi compiuta, e
basato sui principle dele osCillazio-
nj dell l'etere cosmico.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-29
LAWS IN EMBRYO
New Counties Given the Final Touches
of Governors Signature.
New Counties.


Benewah and Boundary counties
came into being last night Governor
Alexander signed the Benewah county
bill late Saturday afternoon. He au-
thorized the announcement late last
night that the Boundary county bill
had been signed. Northern Idaho as
represented in Boise celebrated the
double event with evident jubilation.
News of the signing of the Benewah
county division bill reached northern
Idaho and st. Maries early in the
evening. AS no messages are receiv-
ed at Boomers Ferry after O'clock
at night it is doubtful If the new
county seat will hear the glad tidiugs
until today.
If there is any division to priority
In signature, it must go to Benewah
for this bill was first to receive the
approval of the governor This county
forms the south half of Kootenai coun-
ty with st. Maries as the county seat.
There was practically no opposition
to its creation and general demand
for it. While more commonly known
as house bill No. S, Benewah county
was not the first division measure to
pass the legislature and reach the gov
ernor. for Boundary county, introduc-
ed as house bill No. i, preceded it and
reached the chief executive first 1t
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-29
TWO DAYS SALE
OF Horses and Cattle, At Smith & Nc.
Masters Barn Twin Falls

| Monday and Tuesday, February |
and 2. Sale will commence at II
| O'Clock a. M. Space will not permit us
| to enumerate the large amount of
stock listed with us for this sale.
There is now listed with us from S12.-
900 to $500 worth of stock. Smith
and McMaster will open the sale on
| Monday with 100 head of their own
stock and continue the sale until all
are sold. On Tuesday February End,
the consigned stock will be sold in the
order listed.
The stock of Smith & McMaster
consists of go head of two and three
year-old colts, and 40 head of broke
horses.
The sixty young horses are native
bred and ranch raised, consisting of
Percherons, Belgians and Shires, the
Big Flat Bend kind with excellent
| quality.
The work horses range in age from
three to eight years, weight 1900 to
| 1000 pounds. A lot of good teams,
well matched. Some extra good brood
mares. In this sale we have three
| splendid Percheron stations.
| Artillery and cavalery horses want
| ed, Mares and geldings from S to 8
years old, l5h to 16 hands high,
weight 100 to 1900 lbs Bring in your
horses to Smith and McMaster's sale
Feb. ] and 2. Will have from three to
five outside buyers
Mr.. Buyer, don't let this opportunity
go by to purchase that team you need
| for the spring work. for spring will
soon be hare. Conditions point to ex-
tremely high prices for horses this
spring. The rancher who buys the
young stock listed at this sale can
count of $40 to $50 increase from the
feeding on every acre of alfalfa.
Come to this sale and buy young
horses. Don't hire lot of help to put
up hay this year and then have to beg
some one to buy your hay at $500 to
$500 per ton or what it has cost you
to raise the crop.
Tuesday, February End, sale will
open promptly at LOO o'clock by the
offering of nice lot of cattle, consist
ing of Durham and Holstein cows and
helfers and one registered Durham
bull and one registered Hereford bull.
Come early, because of the large
amount of stock to be sold
Remember, Smith & McMaster sell
their own stock on Monday
Hot lunch served at sale grounds by
j. r. Francis.
SMITH & McMASTER, ,,
Owners and Managers,
H. G. MUNYON & SON, Auctioneers.
ADV.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-29
NEW SYSTEM FOR CAREY ACT
House Investigation Reveals the Lack
of Business Methods. p

Testimony Of officials of the state
land DEPARTMENT before the house in
vestigating committee yesterday
brought out the fact that the system
of accounting of Carey act funds does
not charge expenditures to the several
separate projects and that it is inn
possible to ascertain what the states
supervision of any particular project
has cost The committee is of mind
to recommend to the legislature an es-
Establishment Of business-like system
OF bookkeeping for this fund, but has
not arrived at any decision as to what
specific suggestions should be made.
s P. Shawhan. manager for the state
OF the King Hill project; N. .Jenness,
registrar of the state board OF land
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and flshed it's streams for long CEN
turtles before the white man began to
dig for metals or fell trees for lumber
or run boundary lines. The bill to di-
vide Kootenai was opposed two years
ago. but at the present session met
no hostility 1t carries an emergen-
cy clause which makes it take effect
Immediately upon it's approval by the
governor. Within ten days after
signing the measure, according to it's
provisions, the governor will appoint
the officers of the new county and
within five days after they qualify
the new county commissioners will
meet to organize the government. st.
Maries is designated as the county
seat. Benewah will be part of the
Eighth judicial district.
Prohibition.
The prohibitionists refused to be
disturbed by the late date set in the
resolution. They have repeatedly
stated their confidence that, even ii
they fail to get a statewide bill en-
acted they can acrry Idaho by from
$4,000 to 10000 majority for consti-
tutional amendment. 1t is said to be
quite evident In the introduction of
the statewide prohibition bill effective
January l, 1916, that the drUs are not
going to take any chances. They claim
IS per cent OF the house of representa-
tives is dry and passage of the bill is
assured It's fate is therefore consfd-
cred to rest with the senate. The up-
per house is believed to be dry by q
safe majority Even the most promi-
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to our efforts a pull together spirit
our efforts and pull together spirit
established and prosperity will shine
on us in plenty. We are fortunately
situated to attract travel. We have
the greatest asset, as has the state of
Idaho, in the Great Shoshone Falls.
They are our drawing card and will be
used by the state to attract tourists.
1915 is the opportunity for Twin
Falls. Let us embrace it and begin
NOW
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has for its county seat Boomers Ferry
and is formed out of the north half
of Bonner County and is the most
northern county of the state with the
Canadian line as its northern bound
airy.
Benewah county was named in
honor of celebrated Indian charac-
ter of the north, Chief Benewah
whose fathers have roamed the hills
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-29
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all our neighbors
and friends who SO kindly assisted us
in our recent hour of trouble.
MRS. BERTHA VAN GALE,
AND DAUGHTER, FERN.
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Figures on War Exports.

Washington Firearmse valued at
s1,194,510, cartridges worth $1,231,235
and $1,000 pounds of gunpowder
were exported from November. ac-
cording to supplemental report fled
IN the senate by Secretary Redfield.
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FOR SALE-Young team, $500. Mag
nus Larsen, Rock Greek, Idaho.
Jan. % Feb. 2-5-9-12-16.

Horse, buggy and harness for sale,
will work single or double, gentle;
buggy, almost new. 101 Washington
avenue. Jan. 10 IT,
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FOR SALE-Portable or stationary
Is hp. Fairbank-Morse gasoline en-
CINE, thoroughly overhauled and as
good as new, at a bargain. George
F. Moore, route 2, Twin Falls.
Jan. Is Feb. II pd
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Commissions.

Commissions.
A we'll defined antagonistic attitude
on the part of members of both
branches of the legislature developed
within the week just closed, against
existing commissions, commissioners
and heads of departments, boards and,
there is every reason to believe now,
that every effort will be put forth by
them to strike from the statute books
the acts that placed them there by pre-
vious legislatures which created either
the commissions or boards. The pub
lie utilities commission has apparently
been marked for repeal. It's friends
may have some difficulty in saving it,
Two years ago they had a fight on
their hands to create the commission
and clothe it with power. There are
now pending in both house measures
to repeal the chapter that gives 1t ex,
istence and separate bill is pending
to take from it the power to regulate
competition
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-29

A repetition Of your want ad is often
wise-when it's important to find the
most desirable tenant
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Classified Advertisements
ALL ADVERTISING UNDER THIS HEAD
CASH IN ADVANCE
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Gasoline in five gallon
lots or more, 20 cents per gallon, cash
Lind Automobile Co. Jan 20 Il
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WANTED-To buy mare, not over 8.
years old, not afraid of cars, on time.
Inquire U. S. Mail Messenger Pomeroy.
Jan 20 Feb g.
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FOR SALE-Apples-Rom Beauty,
extra fancy, soc; choice, CSC; Jona-
than, choice, soc per bushel. Phone
515N-4. Boyd II. Fuller.
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FOR SALE Three Head Of horses,
milch COW, and furniture. Mile north
and e mile east Hansen Oscar Had
lock. Jan. .26-29 pd
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WANTED

WANTED-Position on ranch by
man and wife. Can give references.
Lester Fender, Hollister, Idaho. P. o.
Box 8. Jan 20 Feb 16 I'D.
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FOR SALE-Carrots, $500 per tom,
at the ranch of j. a., Waters.
Jan 26-29 Feb. 20.
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FOR SALE-Grade stallion, three
fourths Percheron and one-fOurth
Clyde, weight 1900. Sure foal getter,
good breeder, extra good work horse
age years. W. E. Bush. r. F. D. No.
1, Filler. Jan, 8 tt.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-29
Lind Automobile Company

nent of the wet leaders, after a poll,
admit they can only muster Is votes.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-29

WANTED-To rent furnished house
five or six rooms, any time before
March LIST. No children in family B.
care Times Jan % If.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-29

FOR SALE-Good work team and
harness. Price right. willing to take
live stock for part pay Address, s..
care Times. Jan. 1923 pd.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-29

SALESMAN WANTED Permanent
job for right party. Willing to train
inexperienced man who will work.
Prefer experienced man. Write an
swer to 8. l. s. c. care Times.
Jan 20 IT,
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-29

FOR SALE-First, second and third
cuttings OF alfalfa hay in stack at
$500 per ton, Lewis Manly. " mile
east OF Maroa school. Jan 22-26-29 nd
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-29
FOR TRADE

FOR TRADE-A pair Of black driv-
ing mares. for good single driver.
No scrub wanted. Twin Falls Floral
company. Fairview avenue. Nov, 81 tt
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-29

DRESS MAKING-535 4th Ave. e.
Nay s r.
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Fux RENT

FOR RENT-SO acres 1M miles out
spud ground. all or part NJ. care
Times. Jan. 1923. nd.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-29

WANTED-200 head of cattle for
summer herding. $1.00 per head per
month. Call at O. K. Livery barn,
City. or address w. v. Wilson, Roger
son, Ida. Jan 22-26-29-Feb. 2. pd
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-29

FOR RENT-Rooms, 253 4th avenue
north. Jan 10 IT,
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-29
A Buick Owner Is the Most
Satisfied Owner in the Word

time meeon ask him and will find
Ask We will take places
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FOR SALE-Two room mouse and
lot. $4,000 first payment. See E. A..
Moon, at shop near P. o. Jan. 8 tt
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WANTED-To operate farm or stock
ranch by year. Married. German descent
irrigator, scientific and practical. Will
turn loss to gain. References. Address
7. H. M. Clio Bull Hardware Co, Buhl.
Idaho. Jan. ~ tt
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on will find we are right.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-31
ZEPPELINS SMASH WINDOWS
 FREAKISHLY

LONDON, Dec. 30-Why do win dow panes broken by Zeppelin bomb explosion fall outward? This euest,cn IS causing a di4.ussicn here. A Chester schoolmaster says the explosion causes a wave of con densed air to strike the window and force it inwards a little. This suddenly congresses the air in con tact with the inner surface of the glass and the reaction of this in creased pressure supports the glass like a cusion. The air condensation travels as wave to the opposite wall of the room, where it is re- flected and sent back to the win dow, thus pushing it outwards. By this time, however, the wave of rarified air which follows the orig inal condensation due to the ex- plosion has arrived. So the com bined extra pressure inside and de creased pressure outside sends the glass into the street. @
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-31

after some hours fighting with har- poons and quick-firers, the mys- terious monster, which proved to be a sea-elephant between thirteen and fourteen yards long, was slaughtered and taken aboard.
 Some years ago the Norwerian government sent out 9 powerful little fleet of warships, armed with mines, torpedoes and quick-firing guns, to eXterminate vast horde of seals which was denuding the sea on the northwest coast of all fish life.
 But the government had recoken- ed upon tens of thousands of seals, whereas there were millions. So amending was their number that the fleet had eventually to admit it. self defeated, with the loss of one man and two slightly wounded, owing to an accident, and to Gre tire in order," having exhausted it's entire supply of ammunition.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-31
WOMEN BLAME AMERICA FOR
 -e THE LONG WAR
We Will Never Forgive the Work Of the United; States

BERLIN, Dec. 24-"1iie Ger man mothers will never forgive America"
 The woman who spoke had be- fore her upon the table large portofilo filed with the photographs of her two sons, ninteen and twen- ty-one, both of whom were at that very moment in the trenches on the French front. The photographs showed them to be handsome fel- lows. They might have been Eng fish or American as far as their appearance went-six feet and over, the older one; more slender and not so tall, the second
 Around the tea-tabie, with it's silver service, it's heavy embroid- cred linen, it's dainty sandwiches of warbread, sat the three sisters and the father, a physician of prom thence.
 "They are under American fire," he said. The acusation struck at me while he smiled to lessen it.
 The youngest daughter watched for the moment when the mother should close the portfolio to take it from her.
 "It has made a man of him." said the mother holding up two pictures, one taken the day before he left for the front, one year later. The first was the picture of dreamer, university student not yet decided on his career-the1e seemed to be veil over the picture. The sec. ond photograph was full of alert ness-instead of the head being bent slightly forward, it was held erect, the eyes were piercing, the mouth firm.
 "But I like the way he used to wear his hair," said the youngest sister. I don't like the military cut" aras.
 The mother showed us the snap shots, one of her youngest boy in his military overcoat against cannon-behind him -+-c-- ---.--,. une trees almost to the ground, immense wind-filled clouds filled the sky.
 The mother shruddered.
 q dread this winter for them," she said. "If America had not sent over the ammunition to France and Russia there would have been peace before now."--Charlotte Te'ier.