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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25

hodges. Jean ryncs and others OF
the cast. together with q rroup of
chorus girls. provide entertainment
enough Ter amy audience, not hope
l"SSiN hirhbrowctI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25

Wnirld ScOIt I.arncr, d"Uu'N ~
,uu" collector. VINO has hccn i'll III his
rooms AZ the W.Stmor.laud club. il
Improving. II was stated Yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25
BARTON HEIGHTS FIVE t.INI:S
EtIRMOt VI ullNT UPRIsE

Barton Heights gave tho lttrmount
aunt another ,Surrrs" and almost
shock last night when the, hold 10.
East i.ud"rS to "a l?-io-i. -rrr". IA"
SNhUrhanlt"S threatening. o. w.u tho
cuut"st up I" tho sounding u' The last
whistle Tho victory Of 'Iurrn tlI
as urNs tina; 1v" III. It'll" i'll iu. League.
az fa'rmouut has lost three games aud
hu' ~" remain 10 To- played ON tho
schedule
SrrtnGers long goal from the center
"i y" floor "as IN" most Spectacular
--usl" Ilay at tho games las, uiGht.
= ~ beautiful basket. AVID won de-
served apnlaus" from tho gallery Wal
dl"p and S"h..r also got i'm som. nifty
rla' ing dUriu. I'll" GAM. l'nr Fair
mount. Waiifop aud Gaylo djG tho best
F"rk TIL" i'u'-uu.
-.'r"uur' Pa '-r" n.
TrAf4lcu Z. \,aldron
T'nauhcr .. To S.Inc-
I.sH,r Gregory
IT0-- Es,1-rGrun' 80. Harfun Height Is
.tns. rs i-p.r .i.fa- Nattrur. t2t -,nacr go.
10 s. ,,-cE--. ~tr'rccr Ni.rr.,1f ttt tayic
Nr''EN'r 'iot.- fr"w f0H. -l.avr'lus.
" Iron ''o'ero", f.Iruau Roanoke
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25

''lH q" tNNIT'N 'W'. UI'kVTsUU INI- TNN'N
fouls Bailey 90, Mood ,5,' M"aGr sun.
Stltuti"nS- M".,'!. for White. BanSloN ter
t{alcH iiuhinsou Tor tyson. Referee. Nci;
tmr,r" Wr"y Time "f halves. twenty
minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25

"i" "f ia" m"st thrilling scenes ,t
~ Daughter of Tho G"ds." the biz
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-17

aammeas ~ Puho1eatisa = Hssr
e)osure e 3Ax I1oa
In Tie Circuit Court oe the STATE ol
Oregon, tor xlaun4h Oouuty
Nolto Utley Realty Company, . cor
posatton. PLANTS.
q. ". yoSs,eu. 81; 6s,ss1aa,. ~ 4,
10 =. W. yoAnson. ~ Above named
Doeondast: I:
ID 10 Ians oe ~ o@oAs se oeeeoas
You aPo hereby o1@(o0 that Ne,1e
utlsy laalty co3ean1. q eeeeeeeticSi
quouey uuubere1 o0ls 010oe1 g "
S0lh 1sy 6 oetobess lble< q ~ l8S
eoilseto! o. The s9l1ly q 9la1slA, J,
state OF OREGON, ~ a. euouDt q
being tSs a1oass lISo a. - ..
llnqNeut ~ The 11Doo ~ ~ yoar
1914. tegethee wilA poaalty. inteeool
and costs lhereoa NJ ~ nj no.
eyV assseoe4 70 ~ ~ Nhlc1 - aFe
the owaee % orpe4eo ~ eoooe1s o1eu.
sIIsss sISIssssl,ss'y = =, asssssa - $4,000 :
TSs SssSh ~ = ~ aestA Aaif
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-17
IN OLD RECIPE
TO DlRktM AA|R
HAuE IRA AND sCIEMUR TURNS
GRAY. FAnsgD nAjR DARK Ann
0ll)N1Y

Almost everyone knows that Sags
Tea and Sulphur. properly compound.
I'd. briags hack The natural color and
iustss 10 the hels when faded. streak.
ed or gray. Years ago the only way
10 GET this mlxtnss vas 70 make Il st
home. which h 0ussy and trouble
some.
Nowadays W simply ssk at any
drug store for "Wysth's Sage and Sui.
phus compovaa." You Will get Z
large bottle Of this old iiihs recipe,
Improved b. tAs addition Of other 10.
grclisnls. Tor about 60 cents. Every.
body uses thls preparations nov. ~.
cause no one CA. possible tell that
you AsrksnsA yosr hair. - Il does II
70 naturally asl evenly. Yoa damp
an . spoaee o. soet brush With Il aal
draw this through your hair. tskias
oss snsli strasA o. . tine: hy noss-
Ing the gray bajf lIsappsars. and af.
ter another appllsation OF two. your
hair beoomss bsastkuIiy dark. tAIck
and glossy. aa1 yos look years young
Or. wyetA's 0aee and Sulphur Con.
pound b . dslightful toilet seqaisits.
Il II not lntesAs1 for the cure. nitisa.
tion OF pssvsatioa Of disease. ADV.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-17
1ca SCHOOL NOTES

~ Juaios English elssses have
>,ss giving tvs.miaUts illusesatsd
Mis- ~ va'ious subjects. Several ol
lhsos we're SAreiieat.
NJ hoys ana xirls hsskstbsll teams
~ Nv iooihaii team had their pie.
tSssv nhsn Friday for The Annual.
! o. Wednesday, Of this week both
sellsas II ssn,os Eagitsh AsaaAsisod
~ vjleAss sreas ssom AaebslA.
oseA 70 their credit and The enter
laleneal Of the two glasses.
trssxt for the s~aios play \ pro-
ossslAs nicely. and the play promisss
= y sAs hsss yet produced.
IN Aoaor of II. Patrick aaA the
NJ. ssvsrsi Irish songs we're played
atAs vIetrols Friday moraiag. TAsy
zen "A Little MT of Heaven" b
~ net,es Tr,o: ''Ths Harp TAat
On ThToagh Tarsa's llalis." b.
)eAa AeCorHick: ~ Medley AZ Irish
lsap." an oid.fashiousd lriah jig.
~ upoa NJ. i'owmaA's spscial ~.
epsst. "Buii Frog Blues" was played.
~ jaaiorS are soiag 70 sivs two
Nv, II tho assembly n tAs near
ssisss. Those se,setsA tes ''rAs sAse.
u q raehahoe." 70 - coachs1 By
~ Hammer and Misx 0aaassson.
~ . follows:
uesek i.arabec. the Sheriff -.
[. ......... Cecil Adams
9anss Parsous. the half bsolhes
Ton ns.sell
9fs t,assoss. their mother 3.
..'........... D. llenatey
I'D vlaaders. thcir Friend 80.
Carl Nswbsrry
- Applsgats viii coasA ehoss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-17
:''1 |. :s;1s'5;' ssIS !; cs4s.R. az
Dev - e. neoDef WAss uead
sai lsess g Sesis1 %. :

-
Couat ATTY. Your cold In head or
catarrh disappesrs. Your cioggcd
nostrt,s viii open. The air passascs
Of your head viii clear and you can
hssa:bs irssiy. No more snamus.
aAwkias. usoous disehArss. drynsss
or hsaAacAs: no saruggiiag Tor for
bseath q nisht.
tist . smail bottle OF Ely's Cream
nalm from your drussist and apply .
little Of this fragrant artissptic cream
In your uossrils. Il psnetratss through
every ar passage Of the head. so0ih-
Inc aad healing the swollen or In.
canned mucous membrane. siving you
lnstaat relief. Head colds and
calarrh yicid IKE asie. Dent stay
stuffed W and miserable. Relief b
VN.-AdV
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-17

klamath Project. Oregon Caiifos.
nia--PubIic NotIce--Department Of
the Interior. Washington. DC. March
3. 1917. Annual operation and
maintenance charges pursuance
Of section I Of the Reclamation Act
Of June II. 1903 (32 Stat. 3ssD. and
particularly Of the Reclamation Ex-
tension Act Of August -. 1914. (3s
Stat. sssD. snnouncemsnt IL hereby
made that the annual operation and
maintenance charge for the irrigation
season OF 1917 and thereafter until
further n0tice. against all lands Of tho
klamath Project. Oregon California.
under public notice. shall be . mini
mum charge OF eighty.nve cents per
irrlgabIe acre whether water b ussd
thereon or not. which viii entitls the
water user 10 two acre-feet Of water
per irrigabie acre; and that addi-
tional water will be furnished up to Q
limit OF three acre-fsst per irrtgable
acre st the rate Of twenty cents per
acse-foos. and al further quantities
for forty cents per acre-foot. All op-
GRAFTON and maintenance charges are
payable on March for the precsdins
irrigation eason.--ALExANDER T.
vOOELsAN0. First Assistant secrs-
tafy Of the Interior. 17-1t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-17

uds aeid Ia neat sss!tss ~ kidssys. ~!
I n lungs q lsad, !ks vsISs 6scom:s e!cudy,
- h!addss b issitated, and you nay b. eA3qId
g seek vslis! two or three times duviae the nI6t
ws:e ths tldnsye elos you must help thsm nush.
- - 'he body'e uvlnous waste o. yoIu = . -!
ps;'.o. !. 4. shes!ly. A. ilrst yes e. : ~. ds.!
lastsaAs. siok iss1ashs. 3issIa:sss, .tcassh s.!a
:oyI toaeue eoatsd sad YOU lssl sAsumstlc
"'spes whsa tha WsatAes 4 bod. .
Eas ~ meat, .dsink lo(s q wsle!, elee IT
~ any. pAasmae)et lous eunoees e - eeIeei
= tahoaapesall = : 6an : v.ess hsssss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-17

Diils under name Of City Market =
which have been received from . col.
lection agency BY sonic Of our friends.
were not sent at our instance. but ara
due. n ut all. TO 6tilts I Hamilton Tor
purchases made prior 70 August ~.
1915. and with which We have moth.
Ing TO do. CITY MARKET.
ny W. 4. sTROFELD. l7.St
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-17

q ~ sesthWese susstss ef ~
sosiA wsse suaSSsr q soetiea IS
te~ssbiD % sesth. sssss 10 east
fou ere ssetAss sotiasA that sail
Nolte utisy Realty conpaay. . cor
posatlon. has pall nSes % aail prem
lses for PRIOR o. subseqsest year.
With the fate Of iptsrest on said
amounts - eol)0ws:
Year 1913, pall Oet. 30. 1915, tsi
recelpt No. 66l3, amount 3.sl. rate 0l
latesost 1s pr eeat per annum.
Year 1913. paid Oct. 80. 1918. tar
fsceipt No. sS03, amount SIS. rate 0l
lnterest ls PET cent per anpum.
Year 1914. paid Oct. 30. 1915. tax
receipt No. s353. am0unt SIS. rate Of
lstsssst 10 per cent per aanum.
Year 1915. paid Oct. 30. 1916. tax
receipt No. Gs4s. amount 3.Se. rate Of
lnterest 10 per cent per annum.
6ald r. w. Johnson
- the owner Of the legal title Of the
shove described property - tho some
Appsars Of recore. and eseh Of the
other Dsesons above named are here
by notlAed that Nolts UtIey Company,
Q corporations. plalntiR herein. wifi
apply 70 the circuit court OF the coun.
~ snd state ssoresaiA for Q decree
foreciosiag the Hen against the prop
cry above described, end Deutlonod
ia said ceStiAcats. AID you ere here
by summonsd 70 appear wtthin sixty
days aftsr the arst qualifications Of this
summoas. exclusive Of the day Of sald
orse publleotlos. and defend this
action o. pay the amount due -
above shown. together with costs an1
accrued Interest, and 10 caso OF yooF
failure 20 DO %. decree Will b ren.
dsrsd eoseclo6lng the lien OF said
taxes aa4 costs against the land and
premtses ebove named.
This sumnoas q pub1ishod By Or.
der Of the Honorable D. Y. Kuyken.
1a1l. Judge Of the circuit court Of the
state OF Oregon. for the coupty Of
klamath. and said order wss made
and dated the 3oth day OF January.
1917. and the date of the 1rst publ.
catIos Of this summons 10 the 3rd
day OF February. 1917.
All process and pagers In this pro-
feAdlngs may b served upon the IN.
derslgned residing within the STATE OF
Orsgoa at The address hereinaftss
HERBERT r. WEIGH.
Attorney for PlaintiR.
Address-LAkevtew. Oregon.
a.1o.17.3l.3.lO.l7
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-17


Public notice b hereby given that
an Initiative petition was died In the
of:ce Of police Judge Of the city Of
klamath Falls. Oregon. on to-vit: the
$th day Of March. 1917. ordering that
q proposed ordinance thereto attached
be submitted TO the legal voters Of
said city for their approval.
Bald proposed ordnance providins
for the granting to the Keno Power
company . flfty (so) year franchise
In said city Of Klamath Fails. Oregon.
for the rurpose Of supplying electric
ity for any and al purposes. and to
charge and collect tolls therefor. pro-
siding for the manner Of installation
and operation in said city. that the
service proposed should be co-extens-
I've with competing companies and
Supplied BY the best knovn practical
machinery. for forfeiture OF rights on
neglsct or avoidance OF its obligations.
that the work OF Installing the sys-
tenn shall begin within one year and
extended 20 that every locality within
the city limits should have access for
service cot later than three years
from acceptance Of franchise. that the
Keno Power company pay $50 tOr THU
franchise and An additional ~ per
esntu'n on ~ gross receipts IN the
city. payable annually. regulation =
to installation and operation By the
city aud public utilities commission
OF Oregon, and that the city may take
over and acquire the plant 1t it, fair
valuation TO be fixed by the public
service commission. and Axing the
maximum rates for service 70 citisens.
Prohibita saie OF franchise and
plant without the consent Of the legal
voters OF klamath Falls during exist
enee OF franchise.
Dated at klamath Falls. Oregon.
this Sth day OF March. 1917.
A. L. LEAvTTT. Police Judge.
slot
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-17

thIs Order be published for not lesa
thas four weeks in the daily Evsnlns
Herald. public nswspaper pubiishsd
and Of general circulation In Klamath
county. Oregon.
Dated March 10, 1917.
MARION HANKS.
1o.i7.si.:i-7 County Judge.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-17
u Should Drak lets Of Water and Eat Less Meat,
N1tsd Authalty q Kidney Disorders
Recommends sDooaluI d hd Salts h Glass Of Water bota0
Dnakiast 70 stmuIats kIiaWs and Eliminate
sss r. urk Acid

brsakiast Tor Tow days end your hdaeye will
then ~ iiue. This famous aalts y mads iron
ths acid 81 srapes and lemon juics. comblned
vilh iithis. snd haa been used Tor eenssal5eao
"a clsan cloaged Kidneys and stimulaes then
10 normal activity.' also to neutralise ~ oeads
thus euding bladder weakness.
Jad Salts Il Inexpensive. cannot inlese. matee
: deiahtiul ellesvescent lithla.wetes drink Whieh
eveeyone should take now and then 70 kssp ~
kidnsys cleau and active. Drueg!ets Aege ~
tkey sell lots a Jad Salts 70 loles who beleve =
ovSseeulns kidney trouble while y = esly
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-17
LroAi. NOTICES

1Hm0eas ~ euhllcailsa = Pose
esesuso g Tag LDeu
u the Ciseult Coest Of the gaats oi
Osegon. for Klamath County
Nolts Utlsy Rally Company. . cor.
poratjon. Plalotl6.
Charles 4. Howssl. DssenAant.
To Charles n Howard, the above
named OoSoo1oat:
n the name oe ehe STATE Of Oregoa:
You ass hsseby soti1sd thAt Note
Utley RAaley Company. Q coSpoeotloa.
The holder of Certificate q Della
Quency nuUberoA es3. issued 1n the
seth day Of Ocsotse. 1915. by the tar
eolleetoe a. ~ eounty Of klamath,
state Of OSo9oo. for the auouue ol
three and el.loo dollars. &Ae sesls
belng the aOouoe thea due and do.
linQuene tor the taxes tor the year
1914, Together WITH ponalty. lnterooe
anA costs thocooo upoa tho real peop-
erty A&oooeo4 - you. II which you ere
the owner @ ~ 1ars OF record. sltu.
ated ID saia eouoty and state. and
particularly boun1ed and Described q
follows. to-Wle:
The south halt Of the north halt
~ Shn snr1hW~at nme,A~e ~ ~
so.sH ~ c.sv+s. ~ :~csinr
scS.:S;" ~ .csss ss.s. a ...s
~
VI. A.. sn,th.r .os,a>A 1Aa. ..,A
Noit. fSsisv I'm, C~@rs.~ cc-s
noss s,nr ~. nsi1 sas~s ~ ~ n,sw.
~" "a nrins ~ s~S.s".e.s x.srs
m tkx -. ~ intsrsss :. :siS
s~nn ~. :. eci,ov..
NJ aeis msia a., ~ ,a,s ~.
,.e.s.. ~ ssaS sSrs..e "a rsss -
;ss~.Ss. ~ ~. csre - s.cs.
V~.c SS,< ma ~ ~ SSTa a.
,.sssrs ~ S3sS sSr..s SsS - ~
;~s~ess. az II ~. :ert - .r.".
~ sr,E M - "a Ssra ,.v
r.c.irs "a sssS sSc~.s Z aS ,sss a.
;sss.s. ~ =: 49, ~. 80 ~ ss.~n
sssS CS.rs:S uo-:sS
:. -. c~rs. N ~ 3eesi NM ~ n.
~" SH.cr,hs@ nro.~sfv - w ~ saSs ~
!. .snsss. n s~cnrS ~ ~ - ~
csxs. ..ss.." - snova e".sS -
SS s.1iSsS m NoiSa iitiSv ~ ssny
: enrnosstion' nisirfiS Sac"in mi
s.ssS ~ ~ sS,cSie s~ss& cSSHo .c.ss
sypssS sp .ess. % ssc.sss,S ~. = nsssss
sc,ssic.a-s ~ M sS.,sss - ~.
s.sv "ncvs SsscrihsS m Ss~ttcSH
sS..x"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-17

BERNARD J. Shonlnger. representa-.
Tive Il tho Paris Chamber of Com.
mercc. has been In the United States
10 suggest 10 bankers and mcrchanta
the economic changes which will fol-
low tho war. He tnsists that bankersl
must cooperate With merchants aso
exporters moro closely II the Unltsd
States is to hold and gain Frsnch
trade.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-17
i.Mi:rt In Is~wrt

LONDON. March i7.--irofsss0
0nndier OF Lille. extracted . BuiGas.
Ian bniic. Weighing 10 grams. from
ihs heart of Russian oil,csr Who u
expected 10 survive tho operation.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-17
Notioe q Ap0o1sGDest
A0nnlnaoeSo1oe

NUSsSS - AB8e& ~
Admlnlsesaeoe
In the County Court Of the State Of
Oregon. for Klamath County
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Law.
rene r. CardwslI. Deceased.
Notice = hereby given that have
bsea appointsA aAninistratos OF the
estate Of Lawrsacs r. cardwsil. De-
ceassd. By the above eititlsA court.
All parties Aaving ciains against the
said estate are hereby nosiAsd to pre-
ssnt them 70 me Il ny rssidsaee near
rO1t klamath. klamath county. Ore
goa. togsther with the proper vouch-
ers attached thereto. within six
months from the 18th day OF Feb
ruary. 4. D. 1917.
e. r. CARDWELL.
Aamiuistrator Of the Estate Of Law.
rsaes Z. cardwsl, Dsceassd.
l7-3l.3.l0-l7
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-17

ClenaSoa
In the County Court Of the STATE oi
Oregon. Tor the County Of Khan.
ath.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of Mary
A. Wilcox. also known - Mary A.
Jones. Deceased.
TO MAGGIE Eean. J. 8. Brown. Ellen
Hines. Edward Hinss. Mary VII.
liams. Margis Wilson. Hattie
Brown. Lswsoa Hires. Frances
Hisss, bert Hinss. James Hisss,
Nrs. n. =. Smith. Nrs. Sarah
Mckinley. Asbury Frost. David
Frost. Taylor Frost. Nrs. 3.
~. Cofestt. Molls 4. Brown
and Joha Doe Brown. her hus-
haad: to Ill others unknown.
Il such there -: Tie unknown
hslrs Of said Mary 4. WILCOX. also
known ~ Mary 4. JoAss. de-
csased: also al other persons or
parties unknown claiming any
right. title. eseats. Hen. or inter.
sst n the real estate dsscribsd
herein:
Il appearlag 70 tho satisfaction Of
this eoart fron tAs vsriAsd petition
of John N. Wares. adminlstrator Of
the estate of Nasy \. wilcox. also
know, - Mary \. Jodss. dsosassd. on
ale herein. tAat Il would ~ tor The
advantage. hsasllt ana best interest
Of said estate and tAoss intersstsd
thsrsin that . portioa or the whole OF
The real property oe said sstats b
cold.
Il b therefore ordered thai al per-
soas tnasssstsd n tAe estate Of said
dsesassd. appear q tie room Of the
county court. n the county court
hoesS q Klamath eounty. II The city
OF klamath yalls. 0rseoa. before this
court. o. T1ursday. the 18th day Of
April. lsl3. q ~ honr OF 10 O'Clock
.. ~. eAA thsn saA there show cause.
Il aAy extst. vAy ~ order OF sale
should not ~ ua1e by this court ~
PRAYED Tor u said pstition.
The real property belonglng to the
sstaae q said Mary 4. Wilcox. also
kanva aaal1ry \, Jeaes. dseeassd. 3
pastieslsrly deecslbsd q follewa 70
VI: 49,
ne 1brtA ess-Asif Of The north.
eaee eSsstes. ~ eoatheese quarter
- ~ nogtAeAa9 euestss. aAa ~
neetAlAst esastse es tAs sontheast
euastr Of eeelioa tAistsea, u town.
s1lp tosty-one south. range thir-
TEA Sass q The Willamette Nesid.
~. h klamath county. Oregon.
eehkainiAe 10 aerss. mere or lee.
o9ooe1lag - ~ y. Z. Govesnue1t
Gusvav theeoee.
Il = further esdses1 thas . copy of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-19
THE SOUL OF FRANCE---LE BON COEUR ~

and her face is radiant "Regdrdez" and she
holds up before me an amazing piece of woven
fancy work in variegated colors.
made by my husband" she says, folding
her arms high on her chest. made by my hus-
band when he was wounded in the leg. All
with both arms in the ward made the same, but
with two colors. My husbands has four. /
sent him the thread
Blanche" say, otis a wonderful thing t.
be a French woman"
1T is true" says Blanche, "but often it is
very difficult to keep the good heart"
She turns her rings about her fingers. Then,
Madame when do you think the war will
end?"
try to tell Blanche the famous story of
Marechal JofFre's chauffeur, in the days when
the marechal was general. Jacques was
home on furlough and beseged on every side
to tell what privileged sidelights he had on that
question Had the general ever mentioned
that subject in bis presence?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-19
Observation-Disclosures ~
Hxe /
Tribune /
Institute
In theWorld
of Women \
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l

our men lifts US up. | think the Americans,
more than any other nation, understand US
our nations have long been sisters. We are
both impulsive, both born with a passion for.
liberty, and think God has given to both our
peoples His brightest gift-le bon ccur-the
good heart.
q think Of the Frenchman one of our AM
bulance men told me of,-one Of his charges
when he was on orderly duty at the American
hospital The man had lost both legs and one
arm. but though still in pain he was always
laughing and Joking The American unable to
restrain his admiration longer, told him he had
superb courage. "Oh" said the Frenchman,
Struggling his remaining shoulder, "the French
are all like that.")
Madame Us voice is continuing: "Our
peasants and our aristocrats are fighting and
dying like Trojan heroes; and il you, too, are
10 be called into the war so will your men,
Just so will your men. We are living in the
most heroic age Of all history-but, oh, God,
our poor boys the poor boys!"
She sees that she is going TO break down and
to avert that starts slowly and feebly up the
last flight.
Before going to her room she reminds me Of
a procession belonging to the fSte at st.
Thomas d'Acquin tomorrow evening. Re
minded Of what have wondered | ask her If
it is for some sad reason that the youngest
priest there is not in the war.
EYES," she answers, "that Is his sorrow, MS
bitter sorrow, that he is not there But ne IS
tubercular; and we need him here-he upholds
us in our personal sutferng-he upholds u.s."
As the world knows, the French priests are
now in military service, and those who are Off
GERS are in the uniform Of gray-blue. French
soldier who is Protestant once told OF
certain marvelously gallant charge on German
trenches.
The men stood ready with their hayonets,
waiting the command. The commanding officer
with no outward sign to mark his priesthood
stamina g in double fatherhood before ricR,
and looking at them with compassion, suddenly
raised both hands to give the benediction.
Every man fell to his knees.
Then Immediately from the soldier-priest
came the sharp command; Charge" as ne
led his men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-19

And. by the way, another division Of the
league was called into service two days later
when a message came for the Motor Division
asking for motor cars to be on the dock to re-
move the Red Cross unit, as there had been an
accident.
THE SAILORS AND SOLDIERS CLUB
The Sailors and Soldiers Club, which meets
on Saturdays and Sundays at the league head
quarters. was the response to another emer-
gency call.
One day in May young sailor drifted into
headquarters and asked where he could 20 70
meet "some decent women He had been sta
toned in New York for six weeks, and he had
found no respectable places where he could go
to dance or meet the kind Of women that ne
wanted to know. Within q week the first and
second floors of the national headquarters were
converted into attractive clubrooms, and the
Sailors and Soldiers Social Club was started.