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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-23

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-23
Die 9oftor6iiertntipn einfs iran5o-
iiidtn arieassefansenen.

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Ie freie Set 5ur slnsarbeitting fef-
| iler nod oeni Grieoen an elmer fral-
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ftaot DerfAofft. Gin fir i'm iebr
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men oarauf aiifnerfianl MAIDEN, oaB
es porausSidtli1 IN Ser ltniperfit1ts-
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gen geile 6es @erfes porbanoen
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2daoern elm sleides @erItdnottis fir
oen tpiiIe,iidaftliden 9atigfeitsorang
ser trieossefangenen Seinoe su er.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-23

ausefrast, Ob sic 6eattid]e Msgierang
eiuea Offiaielen geriat iiber ben I'm
tergans Der rNrabieu erbaften lube.
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geiuieien; iid nad einem ielden 5n
erfnn6isen. Il
@ie aus g(uiteroanl gemel6et
miro, jon Die xgoiliihe 3eitung" oh,
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ter oett 9hiffsarbeitern GboIeraer=
franfuligen poreefommen icien. Mir
beatpeifeln Die 9iid)tigfeit Der Nadss
rift.
glns Sofio iuir6 gemeoet, Sic iapn.
niide Hesieritns babe beidoiItH,
Mnhlano grGfere MnmitiDns,nensea
;l5uienSen. Aae pripattn nnb Ne.
giertnssfnbrifen iollten 81 birieis
3mede NIT !6pd6ritf ar6eiten.
Nus &etersburg miro gcnneloet, Elm
eilgliIhes HnterIeeboot Dnbe eiicn
oeutIhen &rea5er in Ser Ditiee per-
Ienft.. @auben mir rilbt.
8ei @ilna tpollen oie Mnllen ell
experimentation berltntergeidoilc1
Bobett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-23

GefenllOe teen. GttpaS alt0eres bdbell
Die Selterrei1er altf nod ME be-
bauptet. slber 1te ba5en potl ibrar
4eieniioitelung aus bisber ale Sin.
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gen.
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liemildJe 8ptidJafter in &unltantimez
pei, bnt Der tiirfiidpen Hegieritng ei-
ne Nete iiberreid)t, in Der Die itaiie=
niid)e @egiernns erflart, lie hetrad)se
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sriffen nnb er, Der 8otIdafter bite
besbalb inn ieine HaiIe aassniteaen.
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erfldrt, BON benz man idon felt meb-
reren Noden seiprodJem fat. Die
Staliener baben iid) 1d)on lange be-
fiagt, Saf bic Sarfei ben gmfian6
I in oem non Stalien erobsrten Sripp-
lis nnteritite nnb iinS farslid 6a-
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rem Uebiete lpobnenben SytaIiener
lridt erianben ,ueIlte. mud Stafien
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NEE einsntreten. Die tirfiid)e 9ar-
siernng banbeIte BARN iebr perniinf-
, tig, Stnn lie mnfte gans geiiam, onk
sStalien iiber fnr5 nno lang Sen
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erflarnns boramsiidjtlid nidjt ner1n-
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nadj ben 9arSanellen idjifen, aber
mir uermmten, baf iie bort ebenio
iuenig amsridten tueroen, mic bic
5raasuien mn6 Gnslanber u6er biel.
nlebr nod -iueniser, iuenu mir lire
bisberigen 2eiitnnsen in Setradt gle
fen.
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Gabe iih cine neutrality-suspicious.
ihe Ganlpferlinie gebiloet,. I'M ben
Berfebr 5tpiIdett Stem Dorf nn6
Sdneoen 5n bernlitteln nnb ipelhc
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iien Scs G6niarrid)es. IS ipirb fei-
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'beritfene Teriammlmng BON Vartei-
fiihrern mnb einflmfreid)cn Gdriit-
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9leidsIdatamts, ben Anipeienben err
flGrt babe, NIT Der nenem MmIei6e
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erid0pft iein nnb ss lei notiuenbig,
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babe ben Inlueienben seraten, bic
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tags 81 nnteroriifeu u. auf oem bal-
oigen syrieben finsnar6eiten. Gbenlp
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seiprohen. Der Geidjsfansler babe
oireft erflGrt, CT iuer6e isim MINT ME.
oerlesen, ipenm Der 8eidDstas cine
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&inoer-Saa.

Gas Barr stloio, 2111a slpe. s,
siebt am Naitttpod). 25. glng., ieOer
Mutter, Die Elm aino i'm Mlter po,
2 BIZ 6 Sabren but, eine Cabinet
photographic foiteitfrei oltrd 8or5ei.
9itng 0ieier Mn5eige. Mnneloungeit
fir Mufnabmen ntiiilen Inn @oraua
gernaht tperben. Eel. grofett 4371
Y. 81. 9aiuion, Mgr.
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Sir iiSiidje Neniabrs-&ar geht
5u Sarrb 8noplu. 10c per 9nscno
.ailffpirts. NOifbeiteI1iingen ertpiinidt
aMs ulexito.
gei Der einnabtne Ser {

- 9ei Der Giirnabnle Ser Stdot
lfagoalena oitrh Die Garran5iitus
fittb piersie SoIouten Der 8iaiitas
in Der 60 sSaporite- -Wsiible, in Der iie
iih feltgeieet batten. perbraint.
Bon Seiten Der gilliitos miro
semeloet, oaB iie Die Garranaiitas,
Die Garango BEL Dem slnnarlh oe.s
8flliitas gerdllnit batten. bel @ua-
naeepi geidlagen bdtten.
stus Iierieo miro genteloct,
hoB es oieier Gage tuobridleiitlih 5lf.
ciner @ntIdeiolingsiblad1t stuiihem
@illa iulo Garran5a fonmen peroe.
Sie Shloft tperoe bei Sorreon itatt-
fin0en.
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Sure llebtrli(lt.

Die Staliener ranmen Tefa-
sofa.
Die Sapaner molten ben
9iniIen Mmnitiun lieScrn.
Gine gefanntmadltus Scr
englildJen @egier,tns erflGrt
Cotton fir &ontrebambe lit.
sStnlien erflGrt Ser Sarfti
ben 6ries. 1
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bic Gtabt gielsf.
/ 0eutidlan6s &riessidnloen,
erflart Or. .6eIfferidj, tuerb,n
bic lirbeber Bee Grieges besab-
ftn. -
Su Der Gecidlndjt BON 0liga
i erIei6en beioe Tarteien fdiptre
@erlmfte.
gepi5elos lit jrtt sried,iidDcr
Httmiernaiuiiter.
4seif.Gitolusf 1T bon Srci
setftn ei,rSeid5loilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-23

|mdrteil iff pie in Sem 9eIebrtesl
Dertidlano. bart bilfig bejtpeifeIs
'rperoen.
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Or. s. $. 9leasan lit bon Ser Mei-
ie sll ieiner Hraris 5nriid.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-23

guess played the flower wedding, a
jelly game of questions and answers.
Mrs. Dekum's guests included Miss
Irma .Ballentyne, Miss Marie Ballen-
tyne, Mrs. William Munter, Miss Flor
ence Hoffman, Mrs. aeynold McGrew,
Miss Dorothy Guild, Miss Louise Luz
cas- and Miss Thelma Murphy.
- - -
Mai. Penn Entertains.
Among the enjoyable affairs given
this week in honor of Mrs. Fl. W. Lyon
was the dinner at which Maj Penn
was host on Tuesday evening. "A cen
terpiece of fragrant flowers ornament
ed the center of the table at which
covers were laid for Mrs. H. w. Lyon,
Admiral and Mrs C. B. T. Moore, Mrs.
Sarah Newcomb, Mr.. E. A. P. New
comb, Mr.. Wood and Mai. Penn.
- - -
Tea for Mrs. Levin.
Entertaining for her house-guest,
Mrs. Levin, Mrs. Arthur Macintosh,
was hostess at delightfully."- informal
tea on Monday afternoon at her sea-
side home Near Kapiolani park. Only
a few of the hostess and her guests
friends were invited to the affair.
- - -
Mrs. Reynold McGrews Dinner Party.
One OF the delightfully."- informal din
ner parties of the week was that at
which Mrs. Reynold McGrew enter
tanned on Monday evening for few
members of the younger set. Covers
were laid for Miss Margaret Center,
Miss Ruth McChesney, Miss Ruth So
per. Jack Horner, Kelly" Henshaw,
Mr.. Franklin and Mr.. and Mrs Me-
Grew.
Luncheon for Mrs. Lyon.
Mrs. n. w. Lyon, who is spending
several weeks. in Honolulu, has been
one of the most feted of the society
women during the past fortnight. This
week there have been a number of
informal entertainments among which
was the luncheon given on Tuesday by
Miss Walker at her beautiful home in
Nuuanu valley.
- y -
Roller Skating Club.
Honolulu society folks are taking
delightedly to roller-skating. In fact
there is seldom a time when the rink
has not dozen or so society folk
within its doefs
This week invitations to the Roller
Skating club were sent out and from
the requests for membership tickets
it appears that the new. club is to be
one of the largest social organizations
in Honolulu. The nights of January
26, February 2, February 8 and Feb
ruary Is have been set aside for mem
bers of the club and If this first series
is successful it is expected that Tues
DAY, night will be society night at
the skating rink
A number of the ladies have mas
tered the art of skating to such an
extent that some of them have at
tempted the make, tango and hesita-
ten waltz on the rollers. There are
always a number of beginners, how
ever, who find it rather difficult to
keep track of their wheeled feet
Among the society ladies who have
consented to act as patronesses for
the new club are Mrs. F. M. Swanzy,
Mrs. D. L. Howell, Mrs. C. B. T.
Moore, Mrs William H. Carter, Mrs.
Walter F. Dillingham;, Mrs. A. A. VIII.
der, Mrs. Wilmot E. Ellis, Mrs. G. L.
Bodrero, Mrs. l.. w. v. Kennon, Mrs.
Charles Bromwell, Miss Betty Case,
Miss Lila Mcdonald, Mrs. Harrison
Hall, Mrs. Gerrit p. Wilder, Mrs.
Frank Coe, Mrs. Francis French, Mrs.
E. R. Thomas and Mrs. F. P. Rey.
nolds.
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fairs. In honor CT Mrs. Henshaw,
Miss Elmer Tay Of San Francisco has
sent cut cards for tea next Tuesday
afternoon at her home across the bay.
Z Several of the younger matrons and
girls from this side have been invited
to the affair. Mr.. and Mrs. Henshaw
are guests of mrs. Grace Tubbs Hen.
shaw at the latter's home in East Oak
land, where they plan to remain for
a couple CT months.
- - -
An Hour With Composer.
Mrs. Snythe Jay Of the o. E. s..
chapter, CentraIia, Wash, will enter
tain Harmony chapter and their
friends at the /. o. O. r. Hall on Feb
rnary ] with program beginning at
$3.50 p. m Much musical merit Is
promised from the program of Mrs.
Smythe Jays own compositions. Mrs.
Charles s. Crane will sing her ballads.
Prof. l.. De Graca will play her instru.
mental numbers with orchestra, both
being well-known to Honolulu music
lovers.
The program is as follows:
Under the Honolulu Moon (Hesita-
ton Two Step) ........... Smythe
Adrift-Song Poem ......... Smythe
De Graca Orchestra
Beautiful Isles of Hawaii (Inter-
mezzo) .. 80. Smythe
De Graca Orchestra
Old Friends Are Best (valse Song)
...... ...... Smythe
Mrs. C. S. Crane
Wedding of the, Winds (Transcrip-
toni ...s Smythe
DE Graea Orchestra
Transcription-Rich Piano Play
er kindly loaned by the Thayer Pr
ano Co.
Yakima March Smythe
De Graca Orchestra
s.su- --.a.s. - ~ -
Indiana Visitor Likes Hawaii.
Miss l.. Charles of Marion, Indiana,
is spending the winter months in
North Kona. ~
She has spent her winters for the
last ten years in Florida, Italy, South
ern France and California, but says
that in her opinion no place comes up
to Kona dramatically or in the respects
which satisfy tourist who seeks rest.
Miss Charles is unsteady and artis-
tically inclined and is friend of the
.'Hoosier poet"
Lecture on Palms.
The members of the Outdoor Cir
Gle who have directed the planting of
palms and trees along the streets of
Honolulu are looking forward with
great pleasure to the lecture on
palms" to be given by Mr.. ]. f.
Rock of the College of Hawaii. The
talk will be illustrated with interest
ing pictures Mr. Rock has taken in
Hawaii and in other palm growing
countries. Mr.. Rock will speak at the
home of Mrs. Frederick ]. Lowrey at
8 o'clock next Thursday afternoon.
Members of the Outdoor Circle are
invited to be present at the affair.
- - -
Miss irma Ballentyne Entertained.
One Of the prettiest affairs of this
week was the linen shower at which
Mrs. Edward Dekum was hostess yes
terday afternoon in honor of Miss Irma
Ballentyne, who is to be one of the
brides of the mid-winser The beau
tiful home of the hostess in Nuuanu
valley was bower of flowers and
ferns Quantities of white daisies and
soft yellow tulle were arranged
through the house.
As the guest of honor entered the
room Mrs. Dekum opened an umbrel-
La over her from which poured show
er of rice and beribboned tissue paper
packages. During the afternoon the
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q CALLING DAYS
. FOR HONOLULU.

3 Mondays-Punahou. MakikI. q
. Tuesdays-waikiki. Kapiolani q
. Park, Kaimuki. Palolo. First 2
!: Tuesday-Fort Ringer. q
. neutrality-suspicious., Puunui, .,
]: Pacific Heights. First and third 9
8 Wednesdays, above Nuuanu 9
J: bridge; second and fourth We'd 9
!. nesdays, below bridge; fourth 9
Z Wednesday, Pacific Heights: first 9
], and third Wednesdays. Alewa .
z Heights. -.
!. Thursdays-The Plains. 9
z Fridays = Hotels and town, 2
J: fourth Friday; Fort Shafter. first .
!, Friday; Manoa. College Hills, 8
!: first and third Friday :
3 Saturdays = Kalihi. third and 9
!: fourth SATURDAYS; Ramehameha :
!. schools, last Saturday.
q Fort shafter-Calling day eY-
. cry Friday. :
u Note-The telephone numhert
:: Of the Society Editor is 1888.
:. q q !. a q q q q q q :: q q 8,
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The Duquoin Bank. Of Duqoin. H.,
with deposits estimated at between
$350,000 and 100000 was closed.
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Mrs. Arthur Wall Entertalns.

Mrs. Arthur Wall EnteTtaihs. as
One of the prettiest dinners given
this week for Mrs. II. w. Lyon was
the dinner at which Mrs. Arthur Wall
entertained on Wednesday evening.
An attractive arrangement Of flowers
and ferns ornamented the table, at
which covers were laid FOR Mrs. h.
w. Lyon, Mrs. Ahlborn, Mrs. Sarah
Newcomb, Mr.. Z. A. p. Newcomb, MT.
George 5AhIborn, Mr.. Robert Purgis ma
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wall.
- = -
Mrs. Floyd Emmans a Hostess.
entertaining at her pretty home
at Kaimuki. Mrs. Floyd Emmans vas
hostess at delightful bridge party
on Thursday afternoon. yellow cor
eopsis in profusion were arranged
throughout the house with very pleas.
ing effect. At the close of the aft
ernon game dainty prizes were award
ed. Mrs. James Guild was given a
pretty Satsuma vase as first prize,
Mrs. Arthur r. Thayer won the Sec
end prize. an attractive fruit basket.
Among those present were Mrs. X. b.
Rietow, Miss Mabel Hair, Mrs. Arthur
Thayer, Mrs. James Guild. Mrs. l.. E.
Thayer, Mrs. Louis Underwood, Mrs.
Frank Applin, Mrs. George F. Hum
bert, Mrs. Sam Peck, Mrs. A. G. Pres
colt, Mrs. Charles 8. Crane, Mrs. v.
Fl. Hampton, Mrs. Ernest Gieseeke
and the hostess. ..ss
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A Christmas rush. Of recruits was
reported to the British Was 0ffice By
many recruiting stations in England.
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= - s.s.. ~ s.t.A
Col. and Mrs. J. 3. Mcdonald
To Ea4arf ain ..--

To Entertain. IA.
The word that Col. and Mrs. ]. B.
Mcdonald, are to give a series of din.
ners at their beautiful home on Bere-
tania street has been received with
much pleasure by their many friends.
The first OF, the series will take place
this evening. to which Gen. and Mrs.
William Fl. Carter, Col and Mrs. Ken.
dali, Mrs. Ayres, Maj. Delaney, Mr..
and Mrs. L. Tenney Peck and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Hedemann have been hidden.
Pink is to be the color scheme for
the decorations and delicate pink flow
ers and pink-shaded lights will east q
dainty glow over the table.
s - - -
Art Exhibition.
s. After having spent several months
in the islands, during which time he
has spent many hours each day to
the study of hawaiian scenery, Mr..
George Seldom Roorbach has prepared
number Of attractive canyasses of
island scenes, both on Oahu and on
the other islands. which he is plan
ming to exhibit next Tuesday after
noon.
Already several of the canvasses
which he has recently finished have
been sold and these together with q
large collection of other island scenes
will be shown at the exhibition at the
Hawaiian hotel
b The exhibition is to be one Of the
largest sociai affairs of the week, for
all Honolulu society folk are inter
zested in Watercolor work and every
one is anxious to see his new pictures.
During the afternoon Mrs Sarah New
comb will preside at the tea table.
She will be assisted by Miss Helen
Spalding, Mrs. norma Adams and Miss
Pauline Schaefer
- - =
Mrs. ]. NJ Dowsett, who has been
travelling in the East since early sum-
mer with her son and daughter. Mr..
Llewellyn Dowset and Miss Aileen
Dowsett, is expected to return to Ho-
nolulu Monday in the Ventura. Both
Mr.. Dowsett and Miss Dowsett will
remain on the mainland.
4 Add;tinnol Cooiofv ON Do Co Eourtonn.
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Mrs. Fritz Henshaw Entertained.
OAKLAND January 14.--Mrs. Fritz
Tubbs Henshaw. who recently arrived
from Honolulu with her husband and
small son. is being made the motif
for number Of delightful social at.
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Additional Society on Page Fourteen,
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Among thes mainland society folk
who are visiting in Honolulu this win
ter is Mrs. Henry Hunt Tompkins Of
Denver, Colo. Mrs. Tompkins is stop
ping at the Moana hotel. where she
has an opportunity to indulge in the
sea bathing and surf-riding. for which
Waikiki beach has become famous.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-23

House Party at WahiaWa. "
In compliment to Miss Della Holmes,
who is leaving fol. the mainland next
week, Miss Edith Nell and Mr.. Chas.
Nell entertained at a house party over
the week end at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. Hopper at Wahiawa Those
who took part in the affair were Miss
Della Holmes, Lieut.. and Mrs. Edward
j. O'Hara, Miss Ruth Soper, Mr.. VIII
liam Templeton, Mr.. Jack TempIeton,
Lieut.. Otis Sadtler, Mr. A Hamilton.
Mr.. Roger6and the host and hostess.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-02
Carpenter Is Fighting Now
in Air Instead Of Prize Ring
By GEORGE Il. HOLMES

I'y GEORGE II. HOLMES
{ United Press stan Correspondent }
NEW YORK, Nov. 2--0eorKcs Car.
pcnticr. tho sensational young French
boxer who before the war wAs looked
on an the most logical man TO un.
crown Jack Johnson, lost his frst
bout" In the world war. Carpenter
II now sergeant aviator in the
French Flying Corps. and has seen
extensive service In tho air.
In letters to friends here, Carpen.
tier describes his adventures and also
mournfuily depicts tho loss OF his {, rat
brush with tho enemy. but no says
there will be another battle and when
II comes II will DO TO a death decision
no throwing Of the towel. nor fax.
Ing.
Carpenter relates that he got his
pilots license after only two months
apprenticeship. He was given a new
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-02
COUNCIL SITS TO
. MIDNIGHT; MUCH
IS ACC0MPL PL|SHED
FEW WARM SPOTS. BUT MUCH
BUSINESS TRANSACTED
Auto Fire Truck for City; Better
Lighting and Sidewalks; Safety
First sigma ON Streets; Distribution
Of Copies of Tramc Laws and City
Ordinances; Charter Amendments,
and Merging Of Oacess Main Issues
tcontinusd from Pass -

owner to repair his own sidewalk.
Holman said in his defense that he
was authorized to do 70. and the way
the ordinance reads now. the city has
10 notify a property owner ten days in
advance to repair his sidewalk. and
during those ten days. a. the city was
liable for accidents. ETC.. with no ~
course except recovery from the prop
erty owner in case Of damsge suit.
he thought he was saving the city
money by repairing II himself.
poty said It had to bs stopped. and
a motion was made reducing the ten.
day notice to . thres-day one. It WAS
lost, and another motion was made 70
the effect that II tho property owner
does not repair hia sidswalk within
thirty-six hours after notified. he Il
liable to arrest and Ane. Il passed
unanimously. and good sidswalkss
With no holes for the srring fset Of
little children are the expected result.
While this matter was up. the eues-
tion OF buying goods Tor the eity With
out rsquisltions was discussed. Hers-
after no monsy VIII b pai1 - mer-
chsnts unless rsauisitious ars OBJ
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-02

Maurice Farman 130- horse power bi.
plane and was employed In reconnoit-
ring over Alsace.
One day he was assigned to patrol
duty. and while he paced his beat"
high In the clouds a German aviator
came Into view.
II Immediately gave chase" he
writes. but the Boche's machine was
much feeter than mine---rue the day
he out distanced me. can only de-
scribe tho feeling by saying II was
like going into the ring against man
many stones heavier than yourself. /
have fought and whipped many ad-
vcrsaries under similar handicaps--
but. alas! / could do nothing"
During the chase. Carpenters mn.
chine was hit twice by the German.
who fred over o hundred shots at
him. but he himself was untouched.
Georges has had many narrow es-
cnpes during the war but with one ex-
ccption has come through unscathed.
On one occasion. he relates. his motor
stopped dead whilc he was 5000 feet