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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-08-26

NORTH MOUNTAIN, Aug. %
Mrs Ida Myers attended the camp
meeting at Ridgeway Sunday and
Monday.
Mrs. Hodgson and children, of Vtr-
ginia, are the guests of Mrs. Eliza
Criswell.
Mr.. Charles Nestor, Of Little George
town visited his sister Mrs. G.. G.
Tabler, Sunday.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-08-26

LITTLE GEoRGEToWN, Aug. "A,
Mrs. Ira Bishop, of Atlanta, Ind,
rereturned home after lengthy stay
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-08-26

PIKESIDE, Aug. 21-Mrs. e. B.
Fulk has returned to her home after
a short visit to Ridgeway, where she
attended the camp meeting.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-20
ed,,uei;cr l11reu.

@s ipar Dpr Der Mptilmadunq,
als Elm in5piThen beriibmt seipcrbez
ner 6oEer preuBifder Sffiaier lsinen
nhrmader fpnumen lieB, bomit sr Die
ubren nadfebe. Gr legte inn sinige
altere bin unb temerfte: ,NeDmeu.
Sic biele nit. uno 1eben Sic 5u. pie
Sic iie perlpenben fDnnen. Sic lpaz
rem niht bel inert uno baben midi
longe genus gedrgert. 9ier meme Saz
l6enuhr bagegen 1T Elm ppraislidcs
S4nei5er 5abritat. Sic lit in Gan=
les setauft uno mir BON elmer bpGen
peri0nlid)teit our grinnerung iiber=
retdt poroen." Der llbrmoder nabm
Die l1br, belidtiete bas Wert unb fab
plOB(th tpie pertpunpert gu feinem
Muftrasgeber emppr. 9a bie1er aber
nidts fa9te, 10 bemertte er rtllr: .ssSn
Der Sat etne poraiislide Mrbeit
Sept brahte Der 8llride cine Used
ubr, unb ser Sffi5ier ertldrte: rMu4
oas lit eine quite llbr. Sic lift elm
beuti4es 5abrttat, i'm S9mar5palo
getauft, unb bat mid nod nidt I'M
Stt6 selai1en. Mber Sic tDnnen ibr
ia auh einmal ins Snnere fdouen."
Der ubrmader Dffnete oas @ebdufe,
6antierte ettpas an Dem Mert berum
unb fab bann ld@elnb empbr. uNun?
Sic BADEN lpobl cine gntbedunq eez
madt?" fraate Der Sffiaier. IS a.
pobl," eripiberte ser l1brmo9er.
.Mpnen Sic sefa1isit einmal bierberz
tommen. Dos tit Oas 5abritSeihen."
pWos iou bos?" e~ntsesnete ien..
uSeben Sic nun auh ben @tempel
in Der @dpeiaer Soidenubr!!" r9as
1T ia bert elbe," bemerfte Der Diff
5ier eritaunt. nSn ser Sat, es ftimmz
te. Das ei~ngeprdgts j mitten i'm
5tempel 1T Ser Mnfanssbudltare Ell
mes betnnnten Snbu1trielen i'm ipiirtz
temberaiIden 5dpar3palb. 9ie ppr=
trefflide Sdnciaer ltbr lit alfo
sleidfaas oeutides 5abritot. Sic
purbe nad Jrantreid pertauft unb
1T BON oort, felbitperitdnbli6 inter
betra9tlibem preisoufidlae, nod
Deutfhlanb 5uriidbertauft tpprben."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-20
Sic .dgHilsn sNpen5inme.r.
Slurn pcs Mrrnt 9.ainier nmt!id)
beitrirb:n n.,b Dcrbcrrliht.

gtumsl, sic ant Mlpenbobsn en-
|prieben, lperoen 5lpar a%llgenein 5u
oea lH0nfen an 1sarbe unp Quit et=
rednst, in manden Jdnen aud ~
Den ausbouernoissn, ipmeit oisIs
gisen1@aften i%i6erbaupt in Der be-
treffsnoen gattung lisgen. 9(ber fir
Die oqerid6niten Oleier glulnsn luerz
Den in elmer neueroinss erlhisneaen
S1rift oiejenigsn e%rtldrt, lpelte I'M
Rationalpcrt oes Mpunt Hainier
unit letnem inoiantl6en Namea
gerg 5acoma) i'm 5taate Woibiug=
ton podien. Sa tie fouen bic gir=
men leoer anoeren @lpense9enA Ter
Welt iibertreffen!
Die @drift tit unter ben 9(lIsi=
aien oes ameritanilden Separte=
ments oes Snnern oer0ffentliAt nor=
Den uno audi redt an5iebenb aa5ae=
itattet uno nit giibern mander Del
befannteren glumen se5iert. Gie lit
nebenbei bemerft, BON Ser Resie=
runss=9 ruderei fir 25 Gents 5u ia:
BEN, uno Snfel Sam madt latper:
li4 einen profit baran. getitelt i
oas Werfden vGigentumltebfelten be1
Jlpra oss Wount Rainier Rational=
parts" uno ibr Yerfuier, 5. 3
5leet, lit BON leiner Mufgdbs pahr.
baft beoeiltert.
nMon muB bieie Blumenbeete il
Den ipiloen N%aturgdrten be5 8ersel
se1ehen uno ibren Woblgerud einss
atmet baberl," ruff er aus, yum einel
5lIanaliden gesriTf BON oieien Sin
bern Jloras gu erlalten! Sober, De
lie iiebt, muB ibre unsnbliGs sf0n
belt fuhlen uno ettpas Don Der 2ie9
oes Sd0pfers e%mpfinben."
Dos pbige 8ert miibts bel I'M
fansrei@er iein, UNI ieiaem @eseu
itonbe ouf aur a~ntdbernb seref)t 81
perben. gintge Der Pflan5en. iihe
peldees lid perbreitet, limb: Die Sn
oianerpfeife poer .@eilterpflan5s"
bic bei!te itirgenos mehr ipnit q
&uule lit, als in Sen MdlDern Walb
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-20
Sic ruifid)c Tplitii.
Sn ben Namen her i3aren snna slns.
h-Md ae1rndtt.

@rif unter aotbarina III. limb
Ole @%runbloscn Der beutisen ruff
i9en politit selest iporben, benn
'penn oud iRre @orfabren auf Del.
5brone ben @lauben at, bic peltz
umipannenoe Genbuns bes nbeilir
gen" Rublano bereits beioben, ~
nor tie bod bic erite, bic ben ruiz
iiieben nSmperialismus", ben I'm:
er1dttliGen grober,nssbrong, Der
teine @4ranten tennt, aus bet Weit
Der bloben Wiinfde in bic Wirtlia)=
teit gu iibertrasen lu9te. Dieie bp=
Ten 3iele nnb 4ufsoben Der ruff
iden politit iplten nod benz Witz
len &atharinos in ben ytamen ibrer
Gntel, Der S0hne bes @robfiirlten
uno naGmaligen 8oi1ars poul, aurl
alsorud selansen. SIR WiGe tpar
Ilr ben @obn 8cfe1l, unb 10 perz
l9pinben felt benz Gnbe bes odtz
5ebnten Sobrbunoerts bic alter rul-
li1d1en Scrri6ernamen aug Der 81
l9id)te bes Neides uro itatt ibrer
F erfdeilten bic Ramen Mlerunber uno
Nitolaus bel ben &aifern nnb Som
tontin bel ben @robfiirlten. Dsr
Gillette Gntel Der 8aiIerin, Der fp1<
tere aatler Meranoer l., erbelt 1esz
men yfanten our @rinneruns en- BEN
mosebonil6sn Welterpbcrcr, Der bi.
@reuscn ieines Mci9es lpeit nasb
Often, Bis on ben Gisris ausbebnte,
bis in jcne @%esenben, auf benen Die
lilternen Musen Der NuiIen ruben
ltnb in benen beute bic Sirfen nit
pa9ienocm grfplse benz Mnfturm
Der Sn9ldnber begesnen. Ser 5tpeiz
te Gntel, Der na4 Dem Sobe feines
alteften gruoers Dur@ ieinen Der
ScffentIi9feit mbetannt eebliebe=
men @eraidt auf ben Sbron ben
blutigen Nufftonb Der Defabri1ten
b%erporrief, mar bo5u betimmt, bos
@ebd6tnis ON Rpnitantin ben @rpz
Ben unb fem Weltreid in Rublan5
niat u~nterseEen gu lai1en, benn Dos
alte 8noana, benz &on1tantin ben
Namcn &pnftantinopel gab, nurbe
bamals, nie beute, als biitori19es
grbe @ublonbs betradtet. Ser brit.
te unb iunsite ibrer gntel, ben sic
@ef9iAte unter benz Hamen Mifoz
lous |. tennt, foute ben Nom1en nss
erDbten !9eiligen Der ru11i19en aiss
DE, bes beilisen Nitolaus, traseu.
bamit unter beilen S9ub unb ST.
gen bic ruf1ii9e Nolittt bic ibr boz
ge3eidneten Mese seben tonne. Sic
9offnunsen, bic aatbarina IL. ON
bic Namen ihrer @ntel unb ibre ye=
iaihtlicbe 8eitimmuns tniipfte, h=
ben iid freili@ BIS beute ni@t err
flint, unD serabe in un1erer 53eif III
RuBlanb peiter OILS iemals bon rem
3ielen entfernt, bic feiner politiiben
Submit bpn benz eroBten 9erriGsr=
seiite eepiefen pltroen, Der iiber cas-
ipette Reia regiert bat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-20
gcldiitt Gncr siuo.

Sit SIR aiuo bleid, traae, irritabet
liub un5uirieoen nit cinem gllltanz
prana 5um &opf, %iolltcn Sic iid oesz
lelben iofort annebn1en, ba aoes oaz
rollT bilttpeiit, oaB es an @iirmern
leioet. &itfapoo @orm aiacr lit, lpas
Sic faufen %iollten. 9ieIes noblbefam@
te @eilmittel i'll so5enae Sorm tit leidt
sl u%cfnle1l lnb treibt Sic @iirmer ipz
fort ab. Sic llr1ahe oes 2einens ST.
res &inSes. Sur 25c Bel Sbrcm Gpoz
tbefer. (an5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-20

Gtipas tleles uno beridieoenartiees;
ettpas angenebn1es unb geiunbbeitOiens
lides, ettpns lofort erfolgreihes. @ie
brauden nidt tporten unb 36aern ,nb
bel @elb ausgeben. Sic f0nnen bus
2eioen tpabrenb Der Mabt beieitigen,-
uuo i'd iage es Sbnen' bereitpiuiglt ~
Jret. SD bin fein 9oftpr unb bies 1T
s11dbt ei'1e fp8enannte geridreibung ei.
nes 9oftors. - aber i1 Bin turirt,
.1eine Sreunbe finb fnrirt porben, urb
gle tonnen audi furirt tperhen. SIR
Seioen ipiro iogIei9 beieitigt .per6en
lpie Balber.
Sd bin frei - sic tSunen frti ieiu.
Mein aatarrb mar idmutig unb mi.
oerli6. &c madte MID franf. CT Der.
ttnmpfte mein @ebddtniB nnb uuter,
grub meme @eIunbbeit. 2us dnbau<
ernbe 9niten unb Spuden madte mir
aues' iberoriiliie. nnb n1ein nnanges
nebmer @erud unb berbrieBliden Qn,
getpobnbeiten bertrieb iognr meme
naditen ansebDrigen. SIZE Sreube mel,
neg Qebens mar babin uno meine Sob.
tefeiten geidpddt. Sd tpubte. bab id
IN fur5er Belt erliesen tpiirSs. neil id
an lenem Qngenbltd BEG Cages unb Der
Natt an 2%ebensfraft abnabm.
Iber id fanb cine @ur, unb it bin
bereit, Sbnen iiber oieleIbe an er3dblen
- Grei. Sdreiben sic iofort an mid.
MtSfieren Sic etnen Gent.
sdiden Gle tein @elb. Sur Sbren
Namen uno GoreiIe auf elmer YoItfarte
Mnb i4reiben Sic: .2ieber Gam &abl
Bitte. idreiben sic mir, tpie Sic Sbren
&atarrb fnrirt buben. nnb ipie ih mel,
men furiren fann.. 9ies 1T geniigeno.
SD beritebe urb tperbe Sbne1 ausfubrz
Tide S%nformntion idreiben. fret nno
iofort. Sdieben sic es nidt auf.
Ghreiben sic cine BoItfarte pber einen
Brtef unb nod beute. 8enSen sic bic,
te Seite nidt, big Sic nm Diele tp11n,'
berbare Bebanoluns sefraet baben.
tpelde fir sic basIelbe tbnn miro. mas
lie fir MIDI getban bat.
Sam &at, 3immer q. g. 1915,
1909 Snbiana slpe. Gbieaso, 81.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-20
cine ipdrlide gerendtung, benn nh.

WV ifetNS ~StStSviuHS oeHN W.
bag Notipenbisite erbdlt Iein 2idt.
Nin fi!eat oas Sdiff bere'ts iiber
benz Meere in 1900 Meter !S0be lin
ten auf benz WoiIer fobrcn glii6enoa
Quaen ipaaieren. Die rcten, arinen
peiben 9ampferltdter iinb bsutlid
gu s%rfennen. Sabinter 3ieGt bas aieI
maller einen pbosp1oreI5ierenocn
SilberItreif, Gus Der 0ogelidar, no
iid nnten anes aufammenbrdngt,
neil mar cinen rieiisen lmfreis
iiberIdaut, erfaeint einem Sic Gu
u%ngeheuer belebt. Mit mondet;
56iffen miro au6 beIirsropbilA &C.
iprod,en.
lin 3 n9r na9mittoss erreiht,
Der zeppelin nod oyeiBigItiinbi0c,
Gobrt, nodoem er TOO ailpmetar
suriidaeleot botte. mo1lbcbalten nfr
8erliner 2%ufthofen..
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-20

iu9tonS; Der n9atbitr=YfoIten" cine
prdt3tige rot uno netBgeItreifte
Yflau5s, mslc5e MIR an Der patiiic,
Settle nod portomntt; Der tonooiite
9prni rauch Goegipppp"O }; Die Mnes
mere, pcld1e bier munDerbolle Ylu=
menbeets 6il6et; Ser psibe 2opeu<
8a3n nit Ieinen ls6r ouifallenocn
aroben Bitten; Dos .Squanz@ras".
rpelde5 DON Snoianern gum Wnier:is
gen lpo9lriedenocc &0rbam benlbt
miro; bic r2alpinen Ollie. nelhe
ibre @l;tter un0 Gliiten triumpble=
reno our@ Oa5 Hei9 oes Stnees
empurienbet; uno Der 8alerirl, nell
der in grosen 9eetcll pm iiberaus
gldn5enoen 6arben padf. Nob bon
hunoerten anoerer @attungen, tie
niht mlnner Aerrlit lino, lieBe ji4
ilre6en. ,
Gs lit natirlih IAlper, in lolden
9ingen CUR gefrienislug aller au
entideioen, mas oas Ifonlte unb oas
bette lit; uno iAlieblid tommt es
aud nidt 10 piel oarolf an, no Die
9errlidteit Der pfIon5en @ebilpe
as6 oEns ale Gerslel9unsen 10
grob erIdeint.. Qber fem 9ertngersr,
als Sobn W}uir, Der srobe aenner
meitlid)er Munoeroines, nannte lhon
Dor Sa6ren Die glumsn oes obiaen
gerges nMuIter Der beiten @dose
Der Natur, bon lieberoer Sanp bier
Dercintgt unp in slnfadler lpnumetris
Ider S@Dnbeit gepronst."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-20

Sn g%enfonis @rope, einem,
Wdlbden nabe Mreabia, Baltimore
gountD, Mb.. fonpen einise @olbar=
better ptele poitanpeiiungem llnb an
oere Gesenitdnoe, bic por Ginger 3eit
aus Der ppitani talt in @Ipnbpn aez
itoblen porben tparen. Gs ipirb an.
aenommen, bob bic Dieba i'm Maloe
ibre 8eute perteilten. Sic batten nee
ben einem tleinen 8arbetrog Brief,
marten i'm Werte bon $500 erbeutet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-20
&te i6 meinen
3atarrt turtle.
~
Nuf einfaae @eiie .r3ablt.
Gbte Npparate, Ginatbmer. gaIten,
xottotS, bartnbolc Dro8en, Rau@
pbcr Glcttrtsitat.
9etlt Tag uno 9ta1t.

Dies lit ein tfcner @es. &c lit cts
tpas abiplut berldieoenes. &ein gins
retbcmittel. giniprienittel ooer iibeIs
r,edJenoe Ga lben nber gream. &ein
Ntomi5er ODER irsenb Elm Mpparat If.
9euo ipeld1er Nrt. ,gi6ts 5l rallden
ooer 5um ginatben. Sem 9an1pf, Ginz
re.ben ODER ginipriben. Seine gleitri.
a'tat noer Filtration pbcr Waiiage.
8e'n Yailber; fein &flalter; fein in,
paltle bleiben. Nidtg bon aQe Dem.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-20

II nj It edli9. Reilenoer:
n&ntIder. sic betpmmen cine Mort,
penn Sic mid i9nellitens no9 Der
8=Strobe brinsen".
autfder:: n2ieter 9err, luos mid
b@etrifft, i6 fobre Sic 10 idnea fe
pollen. aber mein SGimmel 1T leiper
unbele4li4."
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1916-06-17
PERSONAL
: IfgEl1eg

In honor of their daughters gradua-
ton Mr.. and Mrs. John Rexach gave a
delightful stsoiree dansante" at their
villa, aKenwood," saturday night. The
Supreme Band, with its mesmerizing
music, enchanted the dancers until a
late hour, Among the guests present
were, in addition to Miss Adele, the
lovely daughter of the house, Misses
Mildred Holmes, Cecil Blakemore, An
ME Zemurray, L. King, Lucille Lesch.
Annie and Lucy McGinn, Jean Horton,
Alice Fountain, Elizabeth Mcdonald,
May Saruthers, Edna Fernandez Isa-
bel Augustin, Irma Perrin, Rita Breath,
Marie Louise Moreau. Messrs. G. L,
Wallace, Justin Green, Frank Green.
John t'rancls, Albert Moustier, Henry
Fefebvre, Emmett Baas, G. C. McDon-
aid, Geoffrey Marshall, George Horton,
Robert Stubs, Clarence Osoinach, Jno.
jerks, Joseph Cazeneuve, Earl Cuevas,
Darwin Shepard. Harry Boyle, a. ],
Hoffman,, Terrell Perkins, Roland
| Rexach.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1916-06-17

With deep regret The Echo chronicles
Ae death of Mrs. Fanny Norris Savage,
xnich occurred in New Orleans during
he early part of the week, to which
ty she had been taken about three
seks previously to undergo surgical
sferation, which was the indirect cause
her death. Mrs. Savage was a
llghter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. J. l..
iris, of this city, and widow of the
I, Rev. Savage, of the Methodist
arch. She was a lady of unusual
sture and gifted writer, her essays
I'D poems of exceptional merit. Years
ro, under the nom de plume OF
oearlita" Mrs. Savage contributed
-euuently to the columns of the Echo
nd during the early nineties to the
sass Christian Beacon. Of modes
Zad retiring disposition, a stamp of true
bility, Mrs. Savage's literary talent wa'
nown best only to her friends. Ths
smneral took place from the Main Stree
81 .ethodist Church, interment Cedai
Rest Cemetery.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1916-06-17
LESTER IS BOLD
ESCAPES TWICE WITH
IN MONTHS TINE
Harry G.. Lester, Sent Up
From Hancock County for.
Life, Pulls Up Planks Of
Mississippi Hospital, Falls
Into Cellar, Vanishes--Re-
ward for His Capture.

Harry G.. Lester, noted convict, who
was confined in the penitentiary serving
a life sentence for murder, has escaped
for the second time within the last four
weeks. Lester was complaining OF be-
ing ill and was confined in the hospital at
the Rankin farm. Thursday morning,
when the quarters were visited at the
usual time, it was found that Lester
had made his escape. He had taken up
the planks from the floor of his cell and
had gotted out through a vault under
meath the cell.
Lester escaped from the same hos
pital cell on May 19 and came through
jackson that night, after hiding in the
swamps all day and caught taxicab at
Pearl river bridge and asked the driver
to carry him to the State Hopital.
The convict got out at the hospital
and dismissed the cab. Instead Of 60
ing to the hospital he kept on to the
railroad yard, caught freight train
and started north. The next day, a
sunday, he was arrested in the woods
in Yazoo county, where he had been seen
by conductor of a freight train, who
notified the sheriff of YaZoo county.
The deputy was sent and found Lester
seated on log in the woods armed
with a knife and dressed in abath-robe.
He was placed under arrest, however,
and brought back to the penitentiary
farm.
Letter, about eleven months ago.,
boardei Louisville and Nashville train
at Bay st. Louis bound for New Orleans.
A short distance after leaving Bay st.
Louis he entered the express car, held
up the express messenger and demanded
his keys. The messenger resisted and was
shot dead. Lester kept on the train
until within few miles of New Orleans,
when he dropped off in the sWamps and
was captured by detectives and officers
the same night. He was tried at Bay
st. Louis, CONVICTED and sentenced to
life imprisonment.
The penitentiary authorities have
offered statutory reward of $50 for
Lester's return.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1916-06-17

TO NY PATRONS AND THE PUB
Lie. IN GENERAL. n
Notice is hereby given that will be
away from Bay ST. Louis until July 9th,
when I will resume my practice.
JNO. S. ADAMS, M. ID.
Bay ST. Louis, Missu June -, t6l6,
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1916-06-17

A pretty event OF the week was the
dinner given Tuesday evening at the
residence of brand Mrs. C. L. Horton,
in Carroll av enue, by Miss Jean Horton
in compliment to the members OF the
Nj. o. D. Club, and which was not only
a beautiful affair but one that proved
most enjoyable. Shasta daisies as the
keynote of the decorations, charmed
the eye on every side and appealed to
the artistic sense. In the center of the
table a hand-basket of daisies, with
their wide, white petals and wondrous
rings of sun-kissed yellow, formed an
attractive center piece, while on the
table daisies, long -stemmed, intsrtwin-
ed the embroidery of the table damask.
A fitting ensemble with the wide-awake
daisies was the .bevy Of bright-fa faced
girls, seated at the festal board, and who
compose that social organization of the
girls of the younger set OF our town.
The menu was appealing, inviting, and
full Justice was done thereto as the diff
ferent courses were served in their res
peetive order. Wit and repartee, bon
mots, the bright sayings OF viyacious
school girls; sparkling, efferv escing.
held sway, and, at the conclusion of the
final course, came to an end most
charming event, land another chapter
in the history of the MI. O, d. club has
been indellibly inscribed. Mrs. Horton
assisted her daughter in receiving and
was assisted by Mrs. George Edwards
and Mrs. George Muller.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1916-06-17
Mr.. Sanger Is Right.

Bay st. Louis, Miss. June Il, 1916.
To the Editor of The Times -Picayune:
l wish to call your attention to the
fact that the mosquitoes have incr eased
wonderfully since the Conservation
Commission has been formed.
For the protection of game about
four years ago they passed law in
Louisiana to prohibit the burning OF the
marshes and prairies. And since then
the mosquitoes increase every year. By
burning the marshes, it is claimed, mos
quitoes, their broods and breeding
places are destroyed.
Please look into this matter and see
If you cannot go back to the old way
and burn the marshes at the proper time.
CHARLES SANG Err.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1916-06-17

Continued to Page 8.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1916-06-17
Aerostie to Earl Cuevas.

Ever and Onward! be your aim;
Anon, let dullards dream in vain.
Rise to the highest, nor ever falter!
Later you'll lead your bride to the altar.
Cause not tear in her eye to appear
Unless you would her inspire with fear;
Ever keep tender regard in your heart,
Verify 'bisbetter than to quarrel With zest,
And, with a bright smile, no matter how
.vexed--
She will meet you half way; that is the
best. L. F. III.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1916-06-17
Notice for Publication.
oanartrnent es the Interior u. s. Land ONCE,
: - - Iaokcra MiSs. May g. 1916.

Department of the Interior. U, 5 Land once,
at Jackson, Miss, May 9, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Leonard W Cue
yas. OF Gatahoula, Mississippi, VINO, on June 70.
Iaif, Ynata homestead entry No o447s, for NE
ia Of NV IA, w IL of NV Ia and NV Ia OF
sW Ia. SECTION - Township6 o SoaFh, Range II
West. St. Stephens meridian, has filed notice
AZ Eis Intention To make fye-year proof 70 estab-
Iisn clam 10 the land abovedescFibed. before the
Chancery clerk of Hancock county, Mississippi,
at Bay st. Louis, Mississippi, on the twenty
names as witnesses. Manuel Hode, Henry Hp1e,
Aristiue Hode and Thomas w. Dossett. all OF
Catahoula, Miss.
w,F, cuMMINS. Register.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1916-06-17
Ordinance No. 58- N ew
Series.

AN ORDINANCE providing for salary OF
City Secretary
Section Be it ordained by the Board of May
or and aldermen of the City OF Bay st Louis that
the salary OF the City Secretary shall not be
S52D.03 lSeysa Hundred ana Twenty Dollafsl per
yesr
Section Be it further ordained that this Or
dinance shall take effect and be in force from
ard after its passage and publication as required
By law.
Approved in open board, the eth dav OF May
A 1916. l.. B. CAPDEpoN, Mayor.
Attest SYLVAN ], LApNEE, Secretary.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1916-06-17
TO ADELE.

A face so fair, smile so sweet, ne'er it
hath it been my lotto meet;
Dressed in simplicity, a gown Of pure
white;
Eyes OF deep darkness tnat vie with the
night;
Loving and tender, honest and true; may
Each year bring honors, dear Adele. to
you. z, f. H.
June Is, 1916,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-22

smell. as well as the sense of taste,
enters largely into the enjoyment OF
the meal. This should be the case
with mankind. Odor and taste. II
properly exercised. have tendency
to stimulate the fluids essential to
proper digestion Chewing the food
a reasonable length of time should
assist us in enjoying the taste and
flavor. One of the essentials to good
digestion is to eat those things which
we relish unless the contrary Is in
dicated by we'll established scientific
and empirical knowledge. Civiliza-
ton has -dulled our instincts In this
respect but II survives to certain
degree in our relish for certain food
stufrs. This relish should not be mis-
taken for the inordinate fondness for
certain things. Everyone can dis
tinguish between an occasional intem'
perate Indulgence and natural taste
and relish. The proper flow OF the
digestive fluids is essential to gooo
digestion. A liberal portion OF frui'
is suggested by most dietitians and i
I is a common belief that fruit Is
wholesome food. 1t should be re
membered. however. that acid fruits
ARE often irritating to the mucu'
membrane and II the habit is lonl
continued on naturally weak diges
ton or with babies. it will still fur
lther interefer with digestion, Almos
everyone who is using grapefruit 0
other acid fruit for food makes
mistake by eating 1t before breaktas
or at any time on an empty stomacf
II should be aten after breakfast IN
stead of before as Is the habit.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-22
oRINDALE NOTES
. . .

: II looks as il the country in general
Is enjoying fine rain at this writ
ing.
M. Reil, VIM. Lambert. VIM. Brown
and son Archie. and William Hemil-
wight. all of Round Lake. were BUSH
ness callers in klamath Falls Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Griffin OF Lons
Lake were in klamath Falls Waiting
Saturday.
Allen Stansbie hauled out a new
disc harrow Saturday.
Joe and Steve Foster of Rount
Lake were callers at Allen Stansbie'
Monday afternoon.
! The business meeting Of the 8. W
X. Farmers Development league hsi.
at County Agriculturist Glaiaysr's o.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-22
new HAND BAGS

a. received today. You'll be sur
la,..d At the extensive assortment
i. -. s.ruine Leather Hand Bags we
: n, .how tomorrow at 81 and up.
Others at Soc