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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-28
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS
pIIIIr pI-nKE AT GRECIAN.

Money is lavishly spent on an epOch-
making play: five thousand dollaIs as
paid for one street scene WIN ou s7cO t..
buildings: everything is real ana ,' SUH-
vincing in the production OF the Bllile
Burke-Triangle play. peggy, vi Oil 5S
street scene $4,000 was expended anu oV
buildings were required lnce was ue
termined the street should De llhe sill
liar ones in Scotland. where the aclion
Of the play takes place. so II vas Dullt,;
with it's quaint kirk inn ana thatcheu
and vine-covered cottages. -,.. 20
The interiors required furniture OF
the stiff. straight-backed VatIeIy-
There was nothing of the kind to De
found ON the coast. so three carloads OF
furniture were shipped from New ork.
To obtain II, the antique shops OF the
metropolis were ransacked.
The scenes depicting the Ire OF MISS
Burke as a member Of the -Four Hun
dred." entertaining n Weekend party
at her country place near New 1orh'
are equally realistic. There are sweep
ing green lawns with large spreading
trees, marble fountains ana sculptures
while near by stands a palatial resi-
deuce. The interior is furnished with the
quiet tone of elegance that MARKS the
connesieur. Costly rugs, paintings,
vases with cut flowers, antiques, hanS-
ings, books and all the rest OF the
things that appeal to good tasVe nave
A fairy land that had to be twice
created was another undertaking that
time and money were spent on, ana
which we'll repaid the cost. First, the
various costumes and settings had 10
be especially made. Then came some
remarkable camera work Some OF the
most notable things ever done in the
way of Elusive effects, were wrought
under the direction Of Thomas II. lnce-
While Billie Burke trips through the
moonlight she meets gnOmes, elves, a
wicked old witch, DR.. Goat and an as
A notable stunt is the sudden
transformation Of a bug back into the
prince he really is a few drops OF
magic liquid that Miss Burke sprinkles
from a bottle do the trick. This novel
ty has attracted much surprise as TO
how It is done.
Billie Burke in Peggy" starts a
three day engagement at the Grecian
today, and. judging from the reception
this picture has received in all the
large cities, it will be wise not to put
off, but see it today, If you can-as
early as possible. The shows start as
follows: 1916, 2:15. 3:45, SIS, $40,
S:15 and 9:45. Special music will be
furnished from 2:30 to $3.50 and FROM
1890 to 1890. Admission will be-
Adults, Csc; children, 15c.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-28

Blue Bird feature is shown. The
BlAe Birds arc some productions
The Washburn leader., 1916-02-04
things, have persistent way Of stay
ing On after we 60

things, have a persistent way Of stay
ing on after we 60.
Women by right ought to be con-
tractors and engineers. They love to
make things. They want to put two
previously useless things together and
make one perfectly useful thing, which,
it must be admitted, is a worthy and
commendable aspiration.
But while they are making, how
happy a thing it would be IL they al
ways made things that were worth
while! Creative effort is too precious
thing, too rare thing, too desperately
needed in this world to be squandered.
Therefore when a women suggests
that by crocheting an edge or sewing
lace around the cuffs of mems discard
ed shirts one may make excellent pot
holders for the stove we feel impelled
to take kindly but respectful issue with
her.
Let us not burn our fingers on hot
kettles yM We can help it. and by all
means let us use up old shirts in this
excellent way If we so desire. but as
long as we have breath let us save our
constructive effort for q more lofty
cause than belaced pot holders.
The Washburn leader., 1916-02-04

According to q tuggler with figures,
the average man consumes ton Of re-
freshment in year. Let the mournfM
statistician stop there. With winter
coming on, 1t would be painful to be
reminded how many tons the average
furnace in the cellar consumer.
The Washburn leader., 1916-02-04
LOCAL. NEWS

Prof. McCurdy was Max
visitor between trains Saturday.
Gents furnishings in the.
Persey building. Hans Fritz,
Washburn, Adv. If.
Miss Norrdin went to Colehar-
Dor Saturday where she visited,
her sister between trains.
Mrs. Oscar Gustafson returned
from Bismarck Saturday. She.
is very much improved in health.
Paper hanger and decorator.
Prices reasonable, work guaran-;
teed. Call or write R. E. Em-
rich, Washbhrn, N. D. Bx. 256.-'
ADV. 1926.
Andrew Grosz went to a hosl
pital in Bismarck last week and
submitted to an operation. He
is getting along nicely from the
Last report.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Brekken
are very much elated over the
arrival Of John Louis, Jr., who
came last Saturday to make his;
home with. them.
Assistant Attorney BETTING Of
Bismarck was here last Friday
and Saturday attending the
case Of Mclean county VS.. John
Rathjem+
Nels O. Herred celebrated his.
list birthday on january 3Oth
by inviting fifteen of the old.
timers in to a big dinner. After
the delicious dinner served byi
Mrs. Herred and their daughter
Miss Grace, the mem played cards
and spent a very enjoyable eve
ming. Mr.. Herred is still young
in appearance and will no DOUBT.
celebrate many more birthdays.
B. w. Elder, the horse buyer,
who bought a car Of horses here
and at Garrison, states that dur7
ing the year 1915 he bought and,
shipped 5000 head Of horses out
Of the state. For these he.
paid over 100000 in cash. For
the most part they. have been
underweight horses and not suit.
able for use in this state, being
saddlers mostly. His market
has surely opened up q channel.
for disposing of that which we
do not need in the horse line and
his activities has been al big,
asset to the farmer and horse
raiser Of this country.
John Koenig, who lives near
Underwood, passed away last
Friday morning after suffering
several months from cancer, of.
the stomach. Mr.. Koenig was
we'll known in Washburn, he wei
q brother Of Mrs Dan Schulz
Funeral services were held Mon
day at Underwood, the home Of
his parents. The deceased leaves
his wife, seven children, four
brothers and five sisters, besides
his parents to mourn his death.
Mr.. Koenig was highly esteemed
by all who knew him and his
many friends extend their sym,
pathy to the bereaved ones. /,
The Washburn leader., 1916-02-04
"Sbe Died
Of
Cblngs''-

This touching epitaph was placed on
q woman's tombstone by her affection
ate husband.
Things-things and still more things
most women spend the better part of
their lives battling with them. The
housekeeper knows the story we'll. The
multiplicity of her possessions and the
care of them seem too often to be.
come her chief concern. 1t is as II life
existed for things. instead Of things
for life.
And it is not alone the housekeeper
who finds herself a victim of things.
The business woman perhaps finds the
problem an even more serious one. for
she, too. often accumulates not wisely
but too we'll.
Somehow I'm going to get ahead Of
these unruly possessions Of mine" said
such woman to another when In the
midst of perfect orgy Of clearing up
her small apartment.
Il seem to spend half my time put
ting things away and taking care Of
them, collecting my scant wearing ap
lparel and keeping 1t all in something
like order
''Perhaps.'' suggested the other wo-
man. "you are starting at the wrong
end Of the problem. Instead of devils
ing better ways and means OF arrang
ing your possessions and keeping them
in order, why not apply a little more
thought to the process of accumula.
ton?
Most Of US accumulate twice. as
many things as we need or want.
Whether It's clothing or bric-a-brac.
it's quite possible that we would be
much better satisfied If We had fewer
things and had them better, and cer-
tainly life would be simpler
In any event, It would be happier
arrangement for our executors, for
things, unfortunately, even useless
The Washburn leader., 1916-02-04
~ A\161lS
I" Broken Coin F"
at the
HU B
Beginning at 500
Beginning at 800

Girl Wanted.-Inquire at the WASH
burn Hlote9.-Adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schofield
of Hensler went to Fargo We'd
mesday. Mrs. Schofield has not
been in good health lately and
may have an operation before
her RETURN.
Came to my place ab4lt 8
weeks ago a red bull calf about
8 months old, white star in fore7
head and mark on both ears.
Paul Josephson, Washburn, R. L.
ADV. If.
Mrs. Eric Larson and daughter
went to Minnesota to spend the
holidays and while gone both
were taken sick with scarlet few
er. They are getting along.
nicely but will not be able to
return home for some time. It.
is making their visit longer than
anticipated.
Karl Klein, the wide-awake,
Washburm land man, spent Tues
day and Wednesday in this city,.
leaving last tevening for the
east. He expects to be- away,
about edx weeks and visit the,
twin cities, Chicago and St.
Louis. Mr.. Klein will also spend
some time in Forida.-Bism arck
Palladium.
The Washburn leader., 1916-02-04

When q woman appears in some
unusually attractive and becoming ~
ticle of apparel the neighbor women
hardly know whether to think that her
husband 10 living beyond his income
or that it's Just q factory second.
The Washburn leader., 1916-02-04

The only philosophy that can sus.
tain you is, work hard, eat as little 90
you can get along on, and then, wheH
misfortune nails you. keep the cuss
words down. and give the world the
horse laugh.
The Washburn leader., 1916-02-04

One thing the war. or rather the
war reports have done, and that 10 to
increase greatly the average mans
bump Of caution. There is more of .
disposition to wait to hear both sides
and believe neither Of them.
The Washburn leader., 1916-02-04

An apple tree in Oregon has been
discovered bearing flowers and fruits
at the same time. Here is q hint to
Luther Burbank on the arboreal con-
servation Of energy and its effects On
q stimulated crop.
The Washburn leader., 1916-02-04
SUMMONS

S0ate OF North Dakota, County or
Mclean, ss.
In District Court, Sixth Judicial
District.
Henry H. Ahrensdorff, Plaintiff :
Asa Gardener, Defendant.
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
AMT:
You are herey summoned to ans
wer the Complaint In this action,
a copy Of which ds hereto attached
and herewith served upon you, and
to serve a copy Of your answer up1
on the subscriber Within thirty (30)
days after the service of this sum-
mons upon you, exclusive of the
day OF service and in case of your
failure to appear or answer, judg-
ment will be taken against you
bv default for the relief demanded in
the Complaint.
Dated November 10, 1915.
OTTO TIlRESS,
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
New England, N. D.
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leu9ttt tinem uber BEN GiItfnen Arsui
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I'm S9obe ruben.
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bab bic @rasmdtten bort oranbsn bds
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eifriscr unb seiprdaiesr Gitsrone. Mau
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iebt $50 ober 100 Wart i'm Mlonot uno
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lett bon ibrer Golioitdt. IS TIT Elm fpars
idmer Wianu. nit Dem i6 bier 8eiannts
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fe ons SonntagsmitiagbrOt umIonit GEE
tcdt bate. 9as lift Elm GruRb. ben i4 fir
meinsn 9eil boIltommtn psrftebe. Sd
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unaorn, Gsrbisn, @ulgdrisn unb Der
9lrtsi sr bate G~tIenbabnsn gebaut, aies
ferungsn ioHiroaitrt, 9riidtn gsI6lagsn,
ttlegrapbieri unb @elddEle gsma6t. Der
groBe u%sbtrgdng iiber bic Dondu9 Da
ipdr ct babel getbsIsn; bas mar niGt 10
Idper, pit man geinst. Die Gerben2
Gin prGdtiges Bolt: fe tpartn dnfdngs
trInredt, aber baIb ipurbe aIlss gut; CT
fHtnitc linen Gal3; unb ais Ct etnmal
cine Sans bon linen iaufen ipolte, tamen
ft gIsi6 NIT flint Stiid 5u ibm unb be-
aebrieB cine Mdrt fir bas Gtiid; unb bds
bel iparsn ss fttis, ssmditete Siers.
llebrigens bate er aud NIT ben Gransps
fen IN bsItsm Ginpernebmsn gsIebt; dls
feline aompogHie bic ileins Stabt, In Der
is sinqudrtitrt mar beriisb, begtsitstsn
bic Ginpobuer Ie bis sur gabn, I9eniten
ibntn anffes unb 3igaretten unb biels
battsu 9rdnsn In ben augen. auItGnbige
geute eibt Is LIBERAL; bic llnadrn ioIen
70 5orntg Isiu, ober er fir leiuen 9eil
tam inner gut nit ibnen aus.
Sd tonnte Inn i'm a~leemsinen be-
bin9ungslos bsiItimmen; etfpds idiperer
mar Is mir, feline Stubien in Der psrs
glei9enbeH Spradfori@nug dn5%uerIeunen,
bic Ct nit grpbem Glsib unb nod gr0berer
Riibnbeit betrisb. DAB Gami auf frans
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Ilapii6 (penoiIh0 mod.t ia an unb
fir Ii4 sdn8 ridtig ieiH, nber bic ipro6s
pbiloIopbii9en ShiiiHe, bic Der Glen
~babnioiout aus bisIer sdtldde Sie6en
polte, tamen mir etpos iiberItHrSt Dor,
unb i'd bsrbtbIte bos aud ni6t. Mit
mebr Snterefie ldui6te i'd Ieinen politis
l9en Sheen. Dor benz 4riege bate er ges
alaubt. baB 5rdntrsi9 unb 8slsisn nit
ibrem bemotrdtifheu Regierungstpeien
0eutIhldnb in allen peit poraus isien;
isbt dber ipubte er. bob bas fdli9 mar.
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2uon Menihen in 60blen Iebet ieben, CT
bate nit ben 4rbetternobmungen in Bel
glen 9etdnnti6dft gemodt unO bsrIiderts.
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nidt aebe, fpenn Is aud teinestuegs iibers
aa 10 mar, ipis IS fein Ioate, gtein. bic
fran3Oiidsn uno belgiiden adpttdltiten
berurtetlte sr I4drf; bic pnren i9limmer
als bic beutiden. 9as asben in Rublonb
bate po6l feline 0orteile, bas tonnte CT
0eriteben; me- bate Is bort nidt 10 eins
geengt1 obsr bds mar bod nun S6ein,
i'm 8ruup sebt Il Bel uns auf isben Sal
perniinftigtr 5u.% @r mar ndbreno bes
&riegss gu Der ueber5eugung getommen,
baB DentididnO bic gsTttetItc nation Der
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ni9t ae9laubt. Ddmit polte er freilih
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mar; IS mar ullerbings fudbrsnb bss Grie=
ecs gpt gegdugeu, dbsr IS mare nod beIs
fer gegdngen, fuenn iiberoa Der re4te
Mann am rshisn Sled gspeisn mare.
Rad GriebsnsIdluB miiBten groBe 8ers
dnbsrunsen ft%attfinoen; pdpierberbienfts,
Ritiidtsu uuf bic geburt, GinfliiHe bes
8dpitals mibteu uusgefdoltet merben
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fie Dor benz Spbe beipdbrt, Der bod font
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baberbuuisnoen S6neu8ug gerdt2
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8ugss fteGIen t%Onnten, gebilbet perosn
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bic brduTenben, t~urmbobeR MaferfGne
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mann M~uFnobideR i'm Snnern zines brens
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berIintenben Dampfers MAIDEN tann2
Hats NIT Der Gprd9e! @ie rodt
man bds alles?
Trdgen Sie ben srIfsn beften 2i9tIpies
letter. Gr pirb tiibn bebaupten:
.9d piro ni9ts sssmadf". Die 6ds
den iinb ale in Naturn dufeenommsnl"
limb tpenn er Elm Observation-Disclosures
Menfd 1T, fpirb sr bic adfsl sudeu ano
i4peisen!
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men aud bon binten nebmen. q. 9. i'm
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fplrDe.
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t0nnten geIttllt psrbsn. Wie purben bic
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bic ME cine QDfpenbdnOtgerin genefen 1T,
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bunbert SUP autsr Bdfer i'm aampfs
nit sinem GieIenboi Su Seigen9 Guf psl4e
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IonbtrH bummt Gti6elliieIsii, @sbans
lnloFgttit. Sim Gseeuisil. fof In iebsm
augsnbIid mub Fh ber Brtmb. iiber bic
lidrs unb %befonntns Nimoipbdte IN eiHtm
edHb ipunbern. bis bod bon @tfiibIen unb
GrltbniRs len Der iitTIitH unb ererstfrnbittu
Nrt burh5ittsrt porbsn III.
Wsnn man an tIHem GIterIonntugdberO
ben Gtrcm Der TeItli9 sttIsibsttn. fr0bIls
den 3%lsiubfrssr stIsbtn bat, bic bon
ibrsn ansfIdgen IN 0slb unb WdIo, IN
@ruudpdlb unb ManHiss 5uriidtebrten,
NIT gIumen in ben ltereu GbfDrben unb
ben tisinIttn ThIoftrunIsnen 4inbern nuf
ben adIeln, ipenn mar bic RabFdbrer ees
Ieben BAT, junse 9urIden unb Mdb9en
In peibsn 2Ieibsrn, bic ntuouseeihldgss
nes qdub Inn bic 2enstanee gepunOen
baiten unb einsn blibsHbtu airf4enantie
duf benz out trugeu, bnnn tonnte man
ben Bid 10 Idnse lbeI bds GebrdHgt glsb
ten Io1tn, Bis man iid idlieBli9 iber bic
Stirne ltrih unb al feline AbFruitiUns'
trait Su 9ilTe nebmsn miBts, um ben Gts
bonisn ilar fe~It5nhdlter, oub man f4 in
Der Sauptftabt bes gepaltigifen aritgers
boltes Der WeltgeIdidte befGuo uno 5tudr
gerobe in benz 4uesnblid, no Elm ntrtr
Delttsil es nit 2rieg bsOrobte.
Die RriIe in BEN @srbdltnis 5u Zines
rita belddftigts natiirli9 uaer @ebduten
unb Sinnen fpGbrenb Der S%ffertase, no
Der Wortlaut Der NOte bes grdibentsn
BitIon per0ffentlidt ipurbe. 9tele Note
purbe in ben Grandchildren unb gaFes be-
Iprpden, uber iiberol nit Der perblaTFenbs
fen Rube, obne bab cine Stimme lauter
tIdne ober cine 8spesuns 4ufreguns
unb Offer perriet. Gprdd man nit etnem
Solbaten, eiusm Srdmbuhni9uTfner,
einem a~ltinbGnolsr, 10 fam friiber ober
ipdter tpdbrsnb bes 9eTprd6ss bic baIb
bumorittf6e Grdge: limb ipas benieu
Sic bon 4meritd2@
9os @oIt psripiirt ni9t bic strinsIte
llnrube beim Gebanten an einen 8rieg
nit Nmerifd, bas 1T cine 9eoba6tung,
bic Fd btm GremOen oufbrdngt. rWas
f0nnsn ie nod me6r tun, dls bisher?"
Dds lit cine Grage, bic sinem iiberuI Bee
gegnet, lpenn man cine tueniger fanguiHiz
idt Quffofung berfi9t. Mon fam etnen
S9ritt Deitersebeu unO fagen: man be-
tommt ben @inbrud, bob es gerdbe inter
ben ileinen 2eutsn Ditle gibt, bic ben
&rieg piuIhsn. Dag 4meritds Gintrss
ten fir @Dlterrsht unb Riidfdt ouf bic
Menidlinteit %pffenbdr pnrteiif1 1T, lit
cine Meinund. nie init ben befteu Wrdus
menten iiberan, mo man hinfommt, :mies
fen nirb; man bat Das @efibl. bnB oiele
gerabe i'm Rumen Der gbrlihteit ben
&riegs5uitanb por3ieben piirber. 9dbei
1T Is gang 5ipeifsllos. Oab bic ebentueIe
8%eOeutung Nmeritds fir ben @erlauf bes
arieges bonn sinfa6en Munn unterIddbt
pirb, ba bieier fid gang einfua in ben
@ebanfen eineelebt fat, DuB feline llebers
md6t Der grbe ben 9an3er Der oeuti9en
gerteibigung 5srIdmettern fam.
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