davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-05-23
John F. Egner

John F. Egner, a well-known
farmer died of pneumonia at his
home, near Cherry Hill, Cecil
county, on Wednesday aged 65
years. His wife, two sons, and a
daughter and a sister, Mrs. T. c.
Major, of Elkton, survive him.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-05-23
Anna r. Bilderback

Anna R, aged 67 years, wife of
James H. Bilderback, died at her
home, Elkton Avenue, Newark, on
Sunday May 21st, after an illness
of two weeks. Funeral services
were held from the late residence
this afternoon at 2 o'clock. In
terment Head of Christiana Gem
etery.
The deceased is survived by a
husband, and two daughters Mrs
E. G. Wilson, and Mrs. Sarah
Davis of Newark.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-05-23
Rev. Samuel Grant

The funeral of the Rev. Samuel
Grant, aged 81 years, who died on
May 16 in Denver, Colorado, was
held last Saturday from the resi-
dence of his father, Samuel B.
Grant, near Cherry Hill, Nd. The
deceased, an alumnus of Delaware
College, was well-known in New
ark. He also graduated from the
Boston School of Theology, in
1896, and became a member of the
Troy Methodist Conference in
1912, later joining the Colorado
Conference. He had been an in
valid for three years.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-05-23
Daniel Lord Baldwin

Friends Of Daniel Lord Baldwin,
of Elk Mills were shocked on Sun
day upon learning that ne had
while respondent taken his life.
About 7 a. m. he shot himself in
the right temple while sitting in a
morris chair at his home. He
fingered until about noon. He
was conscious for some time and
said he grown tired of living. Mr.
Baldwin was well-known in Elk
ton, Newark and nearby sections
He was a son of the late William
Baldwin and was 68 years of age
He married a daughter of the late
Senator William Ray of Newark
A son, William Ray Baldwin, ant
a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Bramhal
of New Jersey survive him.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27
Mittsl essem psimtpse.

@eucrnl Yeribiug's 6urptquarticr
in IeritO, 7. Sui, per Nuto mad
Columbus, y. %, Is. Suli.-@cs
neral Tcribiug bat cineu 9cfcbl an
Ieinc a~pmmnuoeurc erlaiieu. Die
Rannidaft nit Grer6icrcu iutb ionitis
gem Sicuit 5iemtlit bcid)ditigt 81
bnlten; ferner @cratitoltuugcu BON
Sport, Spicleu un0 llutcrbaltungcu
gu bc9iiniti8en. @cueral Veribiug
la9t, .es 9cltc ppr IQem 5u pcrmcipeu.
baB Die Seute pom 6cinlpcb bcfoQen
tperben, bas fonne om bciten geidcbeu,
lpeuu man lie in fortudbrenner Sbds
tigtcit erbdlt. Ter General idlug
uor, Dag Die Monuihait iif in ibrcr
ireien 3cit 0iittcu buue CUR Be-
uiiBrng itatt Der 3clte. Sniplge
beheu idJieBcn bicic 3iitten pie Yil3e
aus bcr. Groe unb lucuu Die Sruppen
nod Elm paar 8odeu uutcn bleiben,
werocn lie NQe in filblen reeens uuo
itaubiitercn 8duieru pobucu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27
psriibt!

Sarnter. lpelGe Sroouttc Oireft per-
ihiden uub bur6 aommiiiious Scute
uertaufen laiien, iOuteu e5 lid, our
Nuf9abe MAIDEN, crit feIt3uitelen. OBJ
Die Gambler auh 8n~perldili9 limb.
3ieS geidiebt am Oeiteu burb bic
8antcn.
Is fommt bdllfig Dor, oab Sdminos
Ter groBartigc Annonceu per0ficnts
Iid)cn uno Den Sormeru beiiere 8es
%iultatc ucrIpreden. ais tic ourd an
oere gambler cr5icleu %tDuuen. Sic
Gerle rebcn piel bon Cooperation uuo
Iud)en Den Sarmcru luei5 gu MAIDEN,
onB lie MIR 10 bel fir ibre 2icnitc
bcred)nen ais es toitct, Die Yroouitc
gu pertnufcu. Giuigc Scnbuugen
mogcu bcfrieoigeu. Damn bleibt ober
in Der Ne8cl has @elo ans uno Nots
forIhun8cn crgcbcn, baB Der iclbits
Ioie gambler nid)t meGr gu finoen iit.
Iorgebcu8t ut imner bcicr oils
tadgcitaut.- .Saromonn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27
Gbisass's einPeitlistes Sei,mI'
b~ie2cr' Syitcm.

Sir baS eirbeitlihe Shulbilhers
Spltem in Den Shulen Der Gr5oiD3Sc
Chicago iulroeu bon Der bonn bpd)s
p'itcu Gr3biidof 8co. W. Runoelein
ciu9eiebteu &%onuuiiiiou nad oriinpz
lidlem Stubium uno in Niidiiht auf
Die cinge9angenen Iutiporten bon ben
peritieoenen 9eb0rbcn Der 8cncinbes
Sduleu fplgenoe Bidder beitimmt (iiir
Die en8liife Sprad)e): Baltimore
&ated)ismls, Sen3iger'S 9ibclee<
itifte, Beacon Yrimer, 90 Ga SaQe
8eaoers, Rilne a%ritbmetit. airt mr.
Sabin aopfreduen, Yalmcr Stons
i6rift, Soeuibels Sprndlebrc, cunts
photographic, SabIier's Geographic,
Salulcr'S 8eidifte, Yrang's 3eihs
mun8sltuoie. GS liegt I'M 8eitreben
lplupbl bcS gr3biihofS. oils alh Der
Sebprbc. unier Yfarriduls Spitcm 10
81 g~eitalten, I'm allen iibrigeu iibcrs
le8cu 81 iein. Sm llebrigen ipirb
allen NatipnaIitGteu @elegeubcit &C.
9ebeu, Spiteme 8u ipdblen pbcr bci3us
bcbalten, b. /. III ibrer rcip. Sprad,c
aatcdismus unb Seieu 5u lcbren,
bod miiiien bic Sdder ben cn9Iiideu
unteraeoronet iciu. Sic Sertbiihcr
iiir Die pcridicoeueu Spratcn lperocn
nod gclpdblt ipcrocu.
Sic critic 9eitcIluns cinbcitIibcr
Bidder bc5iifcrt iit uuf cine @iiqipn
~oreibunbcrt Souicno, nit eincm
aoitenauipano bon 100000. SaS
ncuc Spitcm, bas im Scptember in
Strait tritt, befaBt ith init: f.. 2cbrs
mctbobc; 3. cinbeitlihe Scrtbiihcr;
g., 9cmciuiamc @ramen; A.. cine
6orm bon llebertra9uugstnrteu; g.,
Sprtidlrittsfarten; g., Siplpmc; T..
StuoienJcu9niic.
SaS SDitem iiebt aud 2cbrera%ers
Iammlun8eu rno Siitritt5s Sduls
Superintcnpentcn ppr.
GnS ncuc Curriculum umiaBt
acgcnipdrti8 mn Die bier critcn Grade.
Ginbcitlid)cS Spitcm fir Die bobcren
0raoe iii in Der @orbcreituug.
Sic SUPERINTENDENT nerpcu bic
S6ulcn beiildJcu uuo oaiiir iorgcn.
bnB baS Spitem in Srrmuug Surchaes
iilbrt miro. SnS gc9cnpGrtigc
Spitcm berilbrt MIR Ole ipl0cnbeu
S0d)er bis nIf ipcitcreS: NatchiSmiS,
Sibliidlc @eihidte. W%otbcmutif.
SprudIc, ShGnihriit 3citncn. 2cicu.
Siterotur NnO NeNtiMreibm9, NuS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27
pertiIsmns Scr Slisesn.

Sic Slie9cu : @ertilgun0sarbcit
mub bereitS in Den eritcn Sommcrz
mouuten begonnen lperocn, oenn Die
Sliegcn permcbren lid uugebeuer raid.
I'm iid cine %oritclung bapun 81
MAIDEN, braudt III itur Die bon
einem Nnturtuupi9en an9citcllte BE-
rcd)uurg 81 betra6tcn. Sic tpeib>
lide Slicgc legt MATCHMAKER bier
Sutctc bon ic 100 Gicru; bis lid Die
illngcu Sliegcn barnuS cntlpidelt
babcu, bcrgebcu cttpu 10 Sage. Sarz
aus ipIgt, baB cine Siege, Die man
ctipo am 1. sunni beobadbtet bat, i'm
2nlfc Der 3cit iplgeubc 5nblreid)e
Nuhtpmmeuidait in Die 8elt geiest
bat, luenn teiner Der Nadtummcn i'm
5ruiidcu eiu9cbt: am 1. SUM cine
iSlicgc, 10. Suui $50 Slicgcn, 20.
Suni 1900 6Iiegeu, 80. Suui 81
$4,000 Slie8cn 10. Suli S69,44O,s
900 Slie9cu, 20. Suli S4,252,S 00,z
600 SIieBcn. gis gum Gube bcs
September fam Die Nnhtomurenid)ait
DER ein5igeu 6lie9e bonn 1. Suni be-
rcitS uuf S4,742, 971,242, $50, O00.z
900, 100000 Slic9eu au9cpadicu
icin. Nimnlt man MN an, baB icoc
Sliegc im Surd)id)uitt MIR eincn
@icrtcls 3pa lang lit unb benft iid)
oieie5 S%lieSenbeer bon ilbcr 81 Guaz
brilioneu bintereirnnoer aufgcitcut. 10
befpmmt man cine Ncibc, Die. in &ilos
mctcru alIs8cbriidt cine 3abl nit 20
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27

Die gut beioloeten uuo einflubreifen
He9ierun9sdmter perihIoiieu 81 iein.
Hno bod iuilIen mir. odB oas fultureae
Seben elmer Nation bon ben 8ebilbeten
beitimmt miro. Cant Statiitit bat Elm
Wauu nit 9iloun9 $50 Ral mebr
lusiidt alf Grfolg, OILS elmer obne
bDbere Shulung. Gin prattiiter
8eg, tatboIiideu Siin9lingen bieie
bDbere Siloung an9ebeiben 3u laiieu,
bat 8. y. Rep. Seter 6aber bon Der
oeutiden llubefledten G~mpfdnoniBs
@emeiube gu Chicago, 81, cin9cs
i6logen. Surh @rilupunB zines De
meinocs 6onos fir bobere gilouue lit
GO Den %bcgubtercn &uaben Der Sc
meinoe crnl09ltht poroen, irgeno cine
Ibtbeilung Der oortigcu 2oruIus llnis
pcriitGt t%oitcufrei 81 beildcn. Sic
Sonos ncroeu olrc1 f~reitpiQigc gcis
itcucr Der @emeinoe sRit9licocr unters
balteu. 8iiroe in iebcr beltidrn
Yinrrei be5 2uuoes dbnlid) 9cbanoeIt
luerbcn, 10 milrbe unier Silpungss
9eii3it lid oumdblid] p%erringern.
(gttuas @ebnlides pic Ncp. Saber.
ober ans ~pripateu Wittclu, tbun einige
betannte bod)lp. Scrren bier in 9uz
buue.)
.Stdnbeu ainoern oft @orte an
@cbote fiir ibre iunere 8clt, 10 mir
Den mir beritdubigen 2elIte red)t
Iernen, oft bel ainbern in Die Sdulc
gu 9ebcn", iagte DER peroienitooue uno
erfobreue SGon8o8e Ibolpb &pIping.
SaB er oarit rcdIt bot, barau 5iueifcIn
mir nidt. mir iteben ben ainbern Ole
8orte niht gu 8cbote, lie miiilen crit
CUR Sclb'terfcnnt1iB er5o9en iperz
Den. In8ci8en portrciiIiher CT / c r.
SsInitaltcn fiuoet Der 9enci8tc
Qeier duf oicicr Seite.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27

iuclHc tiinitig 1912 3ou lang, Ga
3pa brett llno 712 3oQ bod 'etn
miilicu. ilnb ioldeu fiir al9eneine
@pitiadeu, Yatetpoit iubc8riffen.
2312 3oa bel II uno IA 3oQ
mciieu ipQeu. Nue @rieifaitcu mil'en
Dor @cbroud bon Toitoifice Scpartes
mcnt inipi3iert luerbeu uno fonnen
beioc Nrtcn bon Den Gi8cntbilmcrn
gum @ebrouG beronac3u9en lucroen
Damn. pcnn sic biSbcri8cn nid)t mebr
tou0liH no.-U aotboliider Glaus
bensbote." 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27
Die 0cnsTen mnter iisb.
Mnpor Gum iiber bic pplitiihe
,Wai6ine" Der Sp5ialiitcu.
lGinaeianpf.l

@apor Gum bon Schenectady i'm
Stnntc Nefu Yort lit Den SeIeru fem
l%lnbefanntcr. Seit ieiner eriten Or
Ddblllng gum Siirgerneiiter olti
@runb elmer ip5ialiitiideu @runoz
laeerfldrun8 bat CT micOerbolt Die
&ntmertlanlteit ipeitcr polttiIder
nnb religipier &reiic aui iid ses
ooccn. Gas mar 8an6 ~beionoer5 Der
Sall, nlS CT por cinigen Wonatcu pon
ieincu RitgenoIien I'M Stnntc Nep
Yorf Nuau uno Sail aus Der i%o5ialis
Irtld)cn Organization au5gcitoBcu
ipllrbe.
Sunu ninmt jest Dor ollcr Seiicnts
lidfcit 81 bicicr MnBreBellnB Stcls
lung. llnb guar tbut CT bn5 in cincm
Organ, bn5 Dor nid)t na5u LANCER 3cit
Der io5inliitiihen Yartei 5ientliG uabe
ltonp, Dem metropolitan Wa8a3iue.
3dbltc basIeIbc bod gu leincu rcgels
mdBigcu Witurbeiteru Wdnucr lpie
MORRIS SiIquit uub ldBt cS iid) bod
beute nod BON BENT @%aibin8toncr
Neutrality-suspicious. Art 0ouug bcbics
men. Gen Sroutiuedicl oes 8luttes
oeutet Die Witarbeit bes nid)t3 ipeniger
OILS io5ialiitenfrcunblifeu Colonel
Hpoicpclt on. @ie 9eiu0t, oieics
8lntt bat Wapor 2unu 81 ieiuem Nns
grill auf ieine ]cbcnnaligen Srcuubc
allscricbeu, nnd)ocm bieic inn bcn
Stubl Dor Die Sbiirc 8eicBt hotteu.
@o9e9eu Gum bnuptiGdIid 5ll
Selbc 5icbt, lit Die goBtpirtbi6oit in
Der io3ialiitiiden Eartei. oWuud'
Elm ip6ialiitiicher Ncbncr". id)rci6t
Sunn, hat Sdaum Dor Dem Wllnoe,
tpenr CT Icinc Siruoe 8e8cu Die linz
serchti8teit losldbt, pereu or bic
rpu Den @errcu Barnes uno Dur
pbD bebieutcn gutge0lteu .Maidiz
men" antla9t." glber or bc,ueiit ibucr,
bak bic iu5ialitiihe Maidine nm
nidltS beiicr lit unb has Spitem Der
pcri6nlifen geuur5ugungeu in ibren
Hcibcn IN genau bcmiclbcn Wiufe
berriht, ,uie bel ben iibrisen Ear.
teien. CT ipciB bapon Elm @ieohcn
5l iin9en. Scnn e5 lit ia gcrabe biciea
Spltcm, bent er als Yarteimit8lieb
gum Spfer 9efnIcu lit. Wie all9cs
mcin bctannt, peigcrtc Gum iih nGmz
lid, Die in Den SaBlIugeu Der io8iu>
liitiid)en 2otalurgnniIatiou eutbaltenc
8cltimmung nn5uertcnnen, iuonnd cr
fi6 nlid aIs 9iir9crmeiiter Der Staot
mad al Gem 81 rid)ten babe, mas Der
lofalc Yarteiporitano .iir lpeiie uno
angcbrod)t bolten mag. 8Gbreuo
%icincr critcn Inlt53eit iebte &llnn e5
ourdl, baB bieic @eriiigung aus Der
&onititution Der Ynrtei allsgemer5t
Durbc. Sebod eutitano ipdter fpGbs
reno ieines 5~ipeiten Sermins Elm Strcit
iiber Die SeieBurg pcridiebeucr amt
lidcr Stellen, Der nit Der Nu5ihlicz
Bung bes Wtapor5 ans Der Yurtei
enbctc, neil CT lid Den %oridriiten
bon obeu ni6t filgeu tuplltc.
Sa2 Ir9ument Sunn'S benefit gum
Iinbeireu ha5 Cine, hoB audi Die
So5inIiiten nidJt ba5li b"erufeu iinb, in
Der a~merifaniifeu Solitit Die 10 notbz
tpenpi8e Heinigung por5uuebmen.
&ielmebr limb aild) lie ifou bette. mo-
Tie bod rIr cine perbdltuiBulGBig &C.
rin9c uno iebr 6eriplitterte IadJt in
Sdnben baben, ben Srrtbiincrn Der
politiid)en Noid)ine gum Spfcr 9ez
fallen. Sic babeu pumit ielbit oie
Soifnungen ouf ibr 9olbenc8 3citaltcr
3erltprt.-(S.s St.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27
Ter EhfiiiirI sur NefuuShe;t I;

Ter Shliifel sur 8eiunbbeit lieot
in bent 8ebrauf bon Sprni's Mlpens
trduter. IS itarft ben a6rper, reinigt
oaS 9llrt nno baut bas Spitem aui.
@cnn Ou inn 3peifel iiber icrtigges
l~telltc Wtcoi3inen bit, aber Sid burd)
einen acknowledgement 9elpeiS 5u
iibcr3eu8en bereit bit. Damn id,reibc
an: Or. Setter Sabrnep & Scns g.,
1875 go. Supne Ipe., Chicago, III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27

Dem einbeitlid)eu SDitcm bofft man
groBc @ortbeiIc 81 cr5ielcn uno aQe
Nn3eidcn iprefen oofiir, bnB cine
ioldle cinbeitlid burhgefiibrte 2ebre
metbooe Die tatboIiidcu Shulcn Der
gr8oi03eie alrf cine 606c bringen
pirb, peId,e bic Diientlidcn Sdulen.
au6 ab9eicbeu pou Der rcli9i0ien CIR
5iebung. ui6t crreid)t Yaatb.
Wpdlenblatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27
yon DENT 6ebiete Der Gviebnng uno Sioung.
(Som He0afGur)
(@om 8eOattcur.)

IA iele iatbolilde llnterridjt3 Nns
Ill ltalteu 3et9eu III nidJtstatbo
~ liiden 8ldttern an. Cine ben
8ertb bieier In3ei9emittel fir
fdtbOliide SnItitute gu feuuen, 8lau>
ben mir bob Die Srage iteQen gu
b%tlrien. ob Nn5ei9eu in iolheu @ldt>
tern ebenIo lpirfiam Iein fonneu, iuie
in unicren iatbolildeu Sldttern. Die
al5ihIieBIid) bon &atbolitcu geleien
lperbcn, uno 6lpar bon ben fatboltiheu
Gltcru ltno Samilicn, al Die unIcre
llnterridJt5 Iuitaltcu uppclliereu
pulcn. Sir c5 cute Yolicp filr fotboz
Iiihe lluterridt5 : N~ultaltcn III Der
nittstntbuliiten Srciie dn3u3eipeu?
Sino eS nidt %uniere tutboItid)eu 3ciz
tru9cu, Die auSidlicBIid) Sropagnu0a
iiir lnierc iatbolii6cn Gr3icbungS> Suz
~ititllte MAIDEN? Sit uidt Die tatbos
hide 3cituug bn5 bcitc Nn5ei9cmittel
fir futbpliiHc lluterrihts >2lnitalteu?
gtebmeu Die iatboliidJen 3eitlngen
Nn6ciNcu bon tsfatbpliihcu llnterz
rihts sNnItaItcn on? NQe bieie Sra
gen pcrOicncn &cn6tuug in bieien
Sagcu, lbie ? Il
= + r
@ir babcu 4clb iur ole Nu3s
ihmiidung unicrcr airden; mir ioleu
dbcr nl,d) @elo bnbcn fir Die Nlt5e
ihmiiduug Der l%ebenbigen Sempel
4pttcs, fir Die b0bcre 6riitlitc Nll5s
biloung mnicrcr S09ne. Is iii cine
SbatInhc. paB mir beutid]s nmcritaz
niihe GatboIifeu in 6nuoel uuo Suz
buitric 5unciit mn in Der Irbcitcrz
fluIic pcrtretcu iiub. $50 b06cre
Siloung uno llntcrnebmuuBa8ciit err
iorbcrlit iino, iiuo tatboliifc Geutids
Gmcrifoner nidt 9euii9euo pertretcn.
&us bcmic(bcn @rlnoc Ihciueu ms
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27
9ute %9ebranitalten

? tur Suere ertpohieneu SD6ne :
= ilno Sodter. Die iueiter ituoieren :
= lpolIcn, iinoet Sbr, tpertbe
= Sltern, auf bieier Seite oieies .
= glattes angc5eist. Wir. emf .
? pfeblen Sic gue,er ndberen Be- 4.
? ad)tiin9 uno mir tDnnen nit .
? 8utem 8cipiiien erfldrcn, baB
? ellere ertpadienen &inoer in
? icnen bobercn 2ebranitaIten nid)t 1
r nllr cine geiuuoe moraliitc
: 9baratterzSiIoun erbalten tpers 1
= Den, ipnocrn nit1t minber cine 1
? ipiIIenitaftIi6e IusbiIouue. Die
? lener Der itaatli6eu unb nid,tz
? tatbolilhen REORGANIZATION nift !
= nats, ionoern pit iiberItebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27
aemSsrmneen Scr periebriitei,
fir

Sn6aber Der freien 2anopoit unb
Stcrn Houten Iblieicruug limb pom
Ypitoificcz Separterent arf ben Wedz
iel Der Toridriften bctreifeno @r0Bc
uno 8eitnlt Der 9%rieifaitcn aufncrts
fam gemaft iporben. Sic nelc SrSiz
mans tritt iofprt in Strait uub unterz
iheibet, 5tpiideu &aiteu fir 9riefe,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27

Nulen ant Gnoc bartlett. unb oicic
Slie9enreibe tonnte. penn tic uui Der
Groe ir8enbpie mtergebradt pcroen
loute, runb cine SriQiou mai Den
Aequator umipanncn!
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-10-20

Blessings doubtless rest upon the
head of the designer who originated
those pretty cotton costumes for sum-
mer days which are coming to be
classed as pastime suits. When COM
fort and style and daintiness present
themselves all combined, and at
small cost, they are irresistible. These
things have made the instant success
of the cotton suit for summer outing
wear.
Cotton poplin or cotton gabardine
are of about the right weight for suits
of this kind, and there are other fab
RIGS that are we'll suited to them, as
crash or ratine and fancy basket
weaves. The suit shown in the pic
ture is of gabardine, with collar, cuffs
and pocket flaps of brocaded ratine.
White is as good choice as any for
the skirt and blouse and there are
many striped and figured cotton goods
that will answer for the trimmings.
The suit pictured hardly needs de-
scription. 1t is merely a plain skirt
with a wide hem and a single narrow
tuck to make it set modish at the bot
tom. Actual pockets, a concession to
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-10-20

There is no such word as plain" in
the bright lexicon of summer para
soils. Along with other modes they
take their place in the ranks of things
made gay and colorful by elaboration
of some sort. If one possesses a per-
fectly good, plain silk parasol in any
color it offers a surface as a back
ground for some sort of decoration,
and many are the adornments that
may be called upon to redeem it from
a suggestion of last year.
Inserts of striped or figured ribbons,
let in with hemstitching, as borders or
panels, will bring the plain parasol of
yesterday up to the minute. Those
who are clever at painting take their
brush In hand and with oil paints
cause flowers to bloom or fruits to
ripen or birds to fly across the field
Of plain silk. Embroidery, in colored
silks, translates the fancies of the In
dividual in all these things and in
butterflies, dragonflies, and conven-
tional figures on the unadorned sur
face of the parasol of other days.
But about the easiest and cleverest
method of furnishing up a silk sun
shade is that employed on the para
soils shown in the picture. Out of
figured or Powered brocade or ere
tonne. birds and blossoms, or any 9TH
err figures. are cut BY means Of ad-
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-10-20
LOST CITY OF THE INCAS
Machu Picchu Has Outlook That Is
Enjoyed by Few Other Places
on the Earth.

The Incas. using the word broadly,
showed an extraordinary liking for
building on spots where they had an
unbrOken outlook over all the sur
rounding world. Lovers of nature. per-
haps. they we're, above all. practical
fellows. moved less by esthetic rea-
sons than by an overwhelming dislike
to being awakened from the afternoon
siesta by a well-aimed bOwlder.
Yet had their only quest been unri-
vailed situations, that of Machu Pic
chu could scarcely have been improved
upon, writer in the Century observes.
The earth offers few such views as
that from the intihuatana at the top
Of the town.
The altitude of the city is put at
$500 feet, and that of the river $500,
yet it is surprising how clearly, If
hushed, the roar of the river comes I'M
brokenly up the 1000 sheer feet to the
invulnerable city.
Utterly unpeOpled, the visible world
is one tumbled mass of gigantic forest
clad mountains, rolling away to mac
cessible distance-blue ranges rising
afar off to snow-capped crests mingled
with the sky; not the haggard and ster-
lie Andes of elsewhere, but softened
forms so densely wooded that nowhere
is spot Of earth visible.
Swing round the circle, and on the
other side the gaze falls precipitously
into the Urubamba. Three great blue
ranges rise one behind the other, grow
ing from blue to purple farther off, the
central Cordilleras shutting off all the
world beyond, seemingly near at hand,
yet only a week of hard travel would
attain 1t.
In another direction the rolling
ranges, faded to purple, die enticingly
away one behind another into the great
montana and the region of the Anna
zon, while masses of pure white
clouds come majestically up out of
Brazil beyond.
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a cigar, she thought. Then she be-
came uneasy and paced the floor. At
last, with a foolish, panicky feeling,
she went down in the elevator and
looked for Jim in the hall. Jim was
nowhere to be seen.
your husbands just gone up,
madam said the hotel clerk.
Dolly thanked him. She felt foolish
to think that she had passed Jim in
the elevator She hurried to the door
and was soon taken up again. She
opened the door of her room.
"Darlingw exclaimed manly
voice, and she was folded into the
arms ola stranger
Dolly screamed, and the strangers
face expressed blank establishment.
He was a good-looking young man,
and it was clear he had not meant to
embrace the wrong girl. Still
"How dare you What are you do
ing in our apartment" cried Dolly.
And suddenly she became hideously
aware that it was not her apartment.
The furniture looked very much the
same, but-well, it wasn't. The pa
per was a thin black and thick white
stripe, instead of vice versa. And the
hat on the table couldn't be hers-she
detested artificial flowers.
Dolly, unable to speak, fed, while
the stranger followed her in hesita-
ton, as if afraid to make a sugges-
ton. At the entrance to the elevator
Dolly saw what was wrong. She had
been taken up to the sixth story in
stead of the seventh
She got into the elevator, and, as
1t shot up, she perceived the stranger
making for the stairs. With a dread
full fear that he was going to try to
cut off her flight, she fairly ran along
the corridor of the story above. She
burst into the room.
"Darling!" she heard a manly voice
acclaim to a girl who was just enter
ing the room. And, looking up, she
was Mortified to see Jim folding an
other girl in his arms.
Dolly screamed, but her scream was
not so loud as that of the other girl.
She wriggled out of Jim's arms and
confronted him Indignantly.
How dare you'll How dare you -
she cried in fury, while her face grew
scarlet. "And what are you doing In
my apartment"
"I-I-I-" Jim began to stammer
and then he caught sight of Dolly.
How dare you invite that woman
In here and kiss herr" Dolly demand
ed, crying passionately.
ut was mistake. It"
ut wasn't a mistaken Dolly main
tained. "You got me to 60 to the
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-10-20
Not So BAD as Ii Seemed.

It sounded like a small revolution,
but the sophisticated Topekans on the
outside of the shoe-shining shop con-
cluded it was only a riot among the
Greeks, and they felt sure the police
could handle it without the aid Of the
militia. There were six or seven Of
them, headed by a particularly fierce
looking Athenian, who gesticulated
wildly and seemed about to strike his
opponent with his fist. A bystander
dashed away TO call the police and
prevent bloodshed. Just then one of
the rioters came outside and was asked
what the row was about.
"Alexipolos say he believe he'll buy
a shoe-shine shop" he explained. 1--WE
all say it's good thing-make good
money. Go ahead. City Star.
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