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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-29
Sternidnnppen.

- Scr Nclu })orfcr Richter ,Soro bat
oo2 cSciuh zines gepllicu ShncIocr
iciucn Atumcn dnOeru 5r 0iricn ab'
geipicicu IS lei tcinc Sdlon0c,
Shuei0cr 5l bei5cn, crtldrte Der
Ridter, Shuci0cr lei ein cbrcnoollcr
9iome. ,(t er nIlh lroe0cm hc
ooucrn mir, ooB Der Aifter nna @e.
ilh nidt belpilllat hot g5ir limo
oaflr. oob &eoem, Der iid) ieiuc3 hcltt'
ihen Romcna idomt, qcltottct miro,
cincn ouocren Nomcn yl iilbreu, bcnn
ieincr &crfrnIt 9creid)t er nidt 5ur
Ghrc!
- 9idd1 Den 9cobnd)tiulgcn cinc2
9lr5tc9 fongcn nclhlid,c Babies cher
5u iprchcn an ol9 iudlulid)e Tua
lit uua ncu, IaB tie ipdtcr AMI.
b 0rcn 5u prcdcL mlbtcu mir
ihon.
Gin bon 0eiltihlnno ptriid0cfchr.
ter Operni0lgcr crfl0rtc, onb cr IN
cincm Qnu3en Sabre mir 3chn GiCr
crboItcn babe, mo 0ic icicu ihm 5ll-
lCihnnla0clt mor0en gSie 0lc
g3cIt lidl 0od) pcrdn0crt bat Trllbcr
purocn mond)cn Cpernidngern Die
Gler uidlt 3uQcidlntuQgelt, lon0ern
orcft ou 0cn aopi acporrcn
ircilih loIlen iIc horu uidt intnlcr
0arB irii d aclucicl Iciu
,N Hcm ,icricp bat Is Gin Monn
lcrtig acbrnht, nit eiucln oht Gclu2
Ipertbcn Ming 3mei 5Sroilcn 81 hciro,
then; crit uatilrlid Die cine uno oann
Die onhcrcl Der Wionm miro QcQcn,
m0rtig untcr Der NeidluloiQlnq scr
Nl9alnlc pro5ciiirt, ood) 0HrItc Is
ljdl, mcun cr iibcriiibrt mcrocn iulltc.
cnlpichIcn. Inn sum NcrIoiien cltca
%cltra0cna Ilbcr .1pnriamfcit in
0rlcga5cltcn" 81 pcrltrthclcn
9tll2 Dem ?jHltilrm Der Grohibi.
tlonlitcn mag ihIlcBIIdl ooh Drlid
! items 0ns Bier dercttet mrr0cn. l(id)t
ctlpa aus Y&icbe 3nr Stunt. ion.
ocru mctla Die mcntcn Sttucru
abmjrft.
Sic in heu Ncr. Stootcn crihci,
ncnocn irlidlcu 3cituuatn mcroen
IN cngIiidcr 5prndlc acorudt. 2lbar
0oa lit olidl 0a3 Gu5Igc, mas cnQ .
|tii d. oil ihucu 1T
,{apanlld1cn IpIomotcu miro
nodgciagt, oaB ic nlcmols lad)ru.
(bdtcn tic c2, lhr @ahcu iibcr Die
Gummhcit DER mciBen Roiicn, iih
acgcnicltlg ob3uidlIndltcn milroc
ba5 3cbrilQ Der Houoncu nbcr
t6ucu
Die GuQldnoer uoacu icBt oic
Bier Rotion iiir lbre D}unltnu3.
!trbciter crh . ben llno INN 0oa m
crm0QlIdlcn, mill unicr GonQrc5
uuirrcn 2IrbciterH oua Bier aou}
lu0 qor per bictru
Gn5 uHeaicnnq5conritc iilr 81
icutlihe }luifIdulnQ" erlQBt on 6as
omcrifoulihc Rolf Die UiobnmQ. an
Qlorrad)en @lerten ot5grduihc. }mct
Inic ,$1uminationcu mo gcooHfenIoie
Ecleru 5u mfcrloiicn 0obridcn
Itf neil CUR ,3cit &oro Gort6cIiile
i'm GQnor iii!
Die D}ontene9riucr uir6eu
nlf Qcru cine SricQ5 Gomnuilou
rotl I'oihinqton ihifen. nber iic t1n.
neu oas Rciicqelo ilr oir Commit
. idre nid)t auibriugcn.
,Sn Gnglouo itcut iit scr Grcl5
6r5 (4rotc5 I'm % Tro3cut uic0ri.
aer oIa in glmcrifu. trotocm elm
(hail oopon fihcrlitl iciuc @auibohu
ouf Gormen oicic5 2ouog5 brgon,
Hs' bate
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-29
Seine Salutidiiiie.

Tos Nricg hnt angeorouet,
6uB hutiuftlq wdbrcu0 Der Lou5r
6ca arlcQcs feiuc Saluiidliiiie mcht
3u Gbrca ucu bch,d)enoen &.,rncn.
trdacru in Hrmecpoitenitotjortn. ne
icitiauuqen un0 GnJeru obgegebcu
mcrocn ioucu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-29
Heibt ben Sriten SdeiHbeilig=
felt unter bic gtais.

NUHuuls ~. NNNitI-
,Sn1 6au5 Der CORDS fam helitc olc
,Srage Der Observation-Disclosures
fiir Die oeltid)en 2uftangrifFc III
GugInn0 sur Gcbatte, auS Der her.
uorgiug, ooB Die Regierlng ridjt Die
Nblldt Gdt, Der nIaerelnen I5orhc.
ring oes &au0c5 ltatt5u95btH ga
yon Spocnbdm, DER frilhcre &or-
liBcnoc Der 2uitbeh0roc, beflogtc Oen
@coonfen Der &ergeltiIug2poIitif.
9><Ic cr crfIdrtc, ipitroen bic @riten
Ncr ,fcgicrIng III fommeroen &ubrer
oautbar Oaiiir iein, ooB iic ,uidDt 3lt
Dem 9tiuo Der Gelltid)en bcrnbgeiln-
fen lei. 9luBerocm 5iehc man aber
in Der Gefientlihfeit auh nid)t &c.
niigeno in Grlpd9ung, 0aB Die Der
QcltltnaamnBnahnten nlilitGriihcr
9totlr biltcr ocu oeutidcn @iuicn Gin
tGgIid)c9 GrcigniB mdren". Gr ior.
oerte Die 9tegierltng aut Dem @anoc
einige n0hcre Ytittbeillnqcll iiber
0leie Gpcrationell 5u nlad)en
Sic lucrocn gemndt.
9ll@ &crtretcr ser 9iegicrlng iprad)
&rieganIiniltcr 0rof Ierbp oiellcber-
5cllgltng aus, oaB nlou in1 2onoc gc-
nib niht oofilr lei, Die ociitide Grit
talit0t nadl5uabmel Gr Oilrlte I'M
9tomeu oes Chefs oc3 britiiheu sSlie-
gcroicultca III 9Sronfrcih Iagcn, 0oB
fiir ieoe oelttihe @ombe, Oic hintcr
Der britiiden iSront einidllugc, ocrcn
hunocrt bintcr Der 0cl,tidlcn abgc-
moricn nilroen. 0tit 0icicn Bonn.
hcniiberfQuen perfolgc mon obcr GUS
i6lieBlid) militdriidlc 3iclc (Irier,
,Srciblsr0 i. g, &orlarltbc etc. 9tadl
Dem Gofiirbolten ser 9icgierlrng iouc
man nifts thun, mo0urd ocnYfillt0r-
bcb0r0en bel Der Germcn0lug Ser III.
ncn sur &criiigltng ItcbcnOcn Slug
Seltgc Die S5Gnoc gcblrlOen mcrOcu
tGnlltcu.
Ser pcitc Habc.
Baron Wontaguc oi 9coliliclt cr-
fldrtc, oaB cs rabiolllter &lmbug"
mare, pon Souoon OILS eiuer nchrIoe
len uno nidt uertbeioi9ten Stoot 3lt
ipreten. g9ie cr meiter altafiihrtC,
hGttcn sic 9ertihcn oos unbeitrit-
terc Rcht, Oie britiihc 0arptItoot
oil5ugreifen 9ion nillie baS nIl-
9cnlcin ieblerbofte Spitem 6re Srft-
obrpebr fiir bos @clingcn Scr ieiub-
Iidcn 9Ingriffe perantmortlid hal
ten. Gs lei oohcr audi nothia, iobalo
ols nt0qlih cine lnabh6ngige @e-
horde lntcr itdrfcr mo 5entruIer
Goutroac 5u idlofien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-29
Saa miro uerlangert.
g@nihil1ntnll. y. ,Slln

~NVV TTTNFUTTI It. NNItItT'
Scr Senot nobm bellte Ole Dor
loQe an nah mclder im ndhltcn
Sabre m1hreuo Ser Commemorate,
pon lctten Somtag i'm April OIL bis
gum lcbtcn Sunntog I'M September,
oic llbren in alien lbciIen Der &erci
niatcn 1tootcu por8uriiden iino, unt
ocn rSnollitrictoq, bel ocm feine filnit-
Iihc @eIcuhtlmQ bcllotbigt lit, 3u pcr'
ldnqcrn. 1ie WoBnahnc, Die cin-
itinmig qutgcbciBen miroc, gcbt icbt
mn 0ns NoIIS
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-29
,Slpmpia" geitraubet. E
9lud ,<alanO, u. T., %. SUM.

Nlud >lalal0, 81 <, 26 Sum-.
Ser arelt3er oCInnIpia" BON Der
omerifaniid)en gllnocsmorinc, 2l6ni'
raj 3cncu3 1Sloggidiii III ocr
Shlott pou V}anila, lit Gicustog
3orulttag bel 9Iof &slono, u.
3, inn 9tcbcI feitgeiobrcn. Ser
areu3cr hattie bcocuteno Moiier se]c.
Qcn. Moidinen-N Naat Ntaiom At.
9ahb mur0c ourh eincn 2utcjocfcl
qet0otct. Cont lit uicmano nr0cfom'
men o0cr uerlcbt
Ioa Sd,ifi mnrWontog 3u Sd)ieB-
iibltngeu in Zee gcfobren. ClDmpic
mar crit fur3lid) gum ,SIoQqihiff oes
ailitcnputrotiuc 8eidlfpooers 0cs
3meitcu Glottenoiitrifts bcltiplmt
m0rocu Cine luuuitteIbore @einbr
iheint iilr oo9 Shiii niht gu bette.
ben
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-29

Gs III cine SApGthe unTsrss Sci
ftss, 6os 8sFiibt INNER fir einen ge'
rris 3u 6dlten, unb Die 3ages}eit QIeich
aa6 einer NoIte ober etnem Gornsus
Ftr-6l gu bsurteiIeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-29

Gin finbiger 4r5t bat in
Feinem Warte3inmer cine 8Orri6s
tano dn9e6robt. hur4 tp:lhe er bas
.2ulaIien ber gat;erten gu ieinem
.,9ribat4immer in oer ri4tiaen 3sis
aenfoloe reguIiert SSeosr potieus
ie6t sci Der 4utunft einsE nume'
,ierten Qilot ous sinem WoRobyst'.
,eu er otim Gintyitt in rag prioai
5;mmtr picce; IN en- anosres SrstI
suri;Gtedt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-29
Scntlde @erluite.
llcber cine 0tilliun Suote Hno rahI.
81 orci Niilliuncn &crlunnoete
III uierunonrclfIa Wunntcn.

cue tltrilldc Non0oncr Ntelourd
Gibt fiir oic gun5c Grieg2Doucr, aIio
lilr Die Gu0c Mai abaoihlciieucn j4
&rieg2mouotc, inIaenoc httttih. &cr-
hIltc an: 106S. .l21 lu0tc. 557,4l0
@cinn1cut uuo %crmiBtc 2,I3f .t93
&crluuloctc, 3uianmen l,356, $50
Nl2 Gnoc Mai 1916 bctrllqCn Nie
oeutidlcu &crlltite: billie Io0tc.
33S,522 8clanQeue rn0 &,truubtc.
t,SI6,652 Ncrluuu0ctc.
IS craibt iih oarou<. oai} sic
Tultihcn IN ocm Sabre. 0aa an l..
Mlul 1916 bcgaHu lm0 am 81. Aiat
1917 cn0ctc, iolgcnoc Ncsil;iU hot
ten: 333,1l1 (o0te. 3lS. SIS Gjcfda-
acne mo &crmibte, SSI57f Der.
lpnnoctc 3uiommcn i,43Gt74 lNr
0ltlc2 [<ubr iicIcn Ole 5dlotht an oer
Sonmc. bic groBcn uuolrcn Cifcu-
lipcn at Scr 9@citiront uno Ac; &cr-
0uu. Die ruiiihc Ciicuiiuc 23rltiiIoiiS
mo Der Ecl03u1 III Nlmdnjcu.
&cridicocnc alaiIcn %crlunuoetcr.
3ur @crCdmrug ser &crmm0ttcf-
inhI fonu man iolgcn0cu ShlitNcl
oumen0eu: Bon TOE Ncruun0cten
Nl0 % Idrpcr utrmnNrt. fl tulinG1
pcrluuu0ct, % lcIht permuU0ct ) 10
lCldlt r~mnl'oct. 0aB lie IL scr Ncite
Der Nunlpicnocu ucrbIcibcu ,6uHeH.
NnoMlWt man nnd1 0ieicul 5hIislel
0lc NCldumt5ahl Der OcrmlnoctCu
2cutidlcu i'll oicicm aricgc, 10 rtb0lt
man iolgCuoc 3ahlcu: 6tS.tSt
idmer perpuuoet. 3S2.371 eiuioh
pcrnlmoct. t502. t12 lcidlt perplut-
Oct, 2lS,497 1uu5 lciht ucrpltuoet
Qle Nerprn0ctcn Der Orcl lCttqe-
nonutcn Motc9oriCu fonncn frilhcr
oocr ipdtcr mjcocr 9icnIt tmnl. itCIIeu
nIio feline lotalucrllute 0nr. llu0
pou ocn Sdmcrpermilnoctcn mcrocn
criohrlmqaQcul06 30 Rro5cnt nlcocr
nlcnltl0biQ. ,}iehcn mir obcr 20
%rn3cnt OILS 0oucruo untolnIlth ob,
10 bctr0Gt Der (otolpcrlit ourdl
Ihmerc Ncrmunouna ruuo l25,000
W}nnn 0ijt Den l.06S,t ,t21 EoOten.
cen 55I4tO 0'eiun1cncn lmo Der
nribtcn uuo 6cH t25. 900 Nerfriippcl.
ten bnt olio Gcutidllnno bis jeet iHI
nan5cn &ricde i,75O00O Wfonn ein-
gCbiIBt oir 'ilr Die ,Sortictlng 0icic9
HricQC& uldlt nIrhr IN Q'etroht font
men.
&crluitc mn Uiai.
9todl cinCr meitercn aus Souoon
fomncn0cu WicI0mg gcht ol,a ocu
Hcltidcu &crIllitliItcn berpor. oaE
Ole oclltidleu 9lrmcen I'M Moi inspe-
lonlnlt ITO. 0.956Ncrlltite acbobt hober.
uno 5mar ,, 900 ScloIlcne oocr
2Nluocn lmo arontbcitcn GrIcqcuc,
2G,562 Scionocuc o0cr &crnlibt,
uu0 81, ,394 Ncrmln0ctc.
Die Nritcn babcn. nodl ibrcr cigc-
ucn YicIolua, int Iltni tlI,ttS Der.
IItc gchobt, namIih 1880 Sohte,
72lS CSclon0cuc ltuo GcrmiBtc, q.
$50 &crmuuoctc. Die britiid1cu
EcrIuitc parcn alio iomobl i'm qalt-
gen, mic and in Der 3ohl Ser (ooteu
lu0 scr &cr,punocten aroBcr, olS Die
Der Ielttldlcu. troGcn 0ielc nod
0cn 3lnprou DER irnn}oiiihcn Cifen.
'iur mI@3uhoItcu bate uno OIL Der
ruiilldcn mo un0crcu ,Srontct
fonpitcn Iic irnu5oiiihen Ncrln'tc
imo niht bcfount. ie0cnioIl$ itonoct
iic 6cuen Der 2'riten mcniq nah 10
hoB Der Sd)luB NercdtIcrtigt er.
idlcint. ooB oic lPoi Ciicniipc al
Der @citrront fiir bie |uiirtcn 0op.
pclt 70 foitipiclig poren, ruie illr sic
/ Icutihru.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-29
geui,elOs beim aOnig ale=
ranOer.
lnria. 26. ,AlIni

Sine Icpcid1c ans 9tthcn bCiaat,
ooB rer rbcmaliae neutrality-suspicious.
&rni5cIoa. Der pom Aonig 9lleron0cr
nit Der 0lI0unQ clne9 ncucnGob.
nctt2 bcnuItraqt muroe, gcitern in
9ltbcn ougcfommcn lit uno POM $40
nig in 9luoicu3 cntpian9cn mcrocn
tnirN
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-29
Snien im 1Slaggcuidlmnf.

Gin iran5oiiihcr Salcn, 21 >>ln1t
Gic jnCitc 2Ibthcilung arncrlfanls
ihcr Srltppcn lit bier cingetrolieu
mo lpur0c beutc mlageld)lfft.
Ton ser NepoltCrluna mlr0cn Die
lruppcn NIT ircnetildlen Ncllau be.
arilBt. Ger gauge Moicn bate ,Slo8.
gcnldrnud ougclcgt Gic Sruppcn,
5uidnlmcn nit 0en idlon geltcru cin.
gctroficucn, mllrOen uad eincm Eager
ilbcrfuhrt. ibcr Dos 8encralmoior
Sibcrt 0cu Cbcrbcicbl iiibrt g3obr-
IhciuIih mcroen tic pom BORT noh
ciueiI Glob gcihoiit lpcrocn, Der Der
tSront ndhcr licgt
0torQcn miro bier (Scnernl Gcrib.
iuQ, 0cr ancrlfouiidlc Ncichlabnbcr
crtportct. nm pcitcrc onlcrlfanIldc
(rltppcn, Die cintrcifcn iollen, 3u
bcqrilBcn. Ger N1oicn bictct idIou
Jest NIT Den niclcn <rou2portbam.
picrn lno 9cglcitihiilcu cin blrntbc'
mcotcs Nil0.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-29
9auOnug amsritaliider Srnp=
pen i'll 1Sranireid.
M0iIlIll1tOll. p. ,\lllll

Ger &ortrab Der mGdltigcu 9lrncC,
mcld)c Ole &crcnIgten Stantcn gclcu
QelttlhluHo 81 ihidcu bcnblidtlNelL
itcht hcutc 9Ibcno uui froh5olilhent
2&o0cn Solienoc crprobtcr, mobl.
Qu5qcbiloctcr, pou Dem lnugtn Ilcnlt
an Der ncrifonilhcn C5ren5c nod ml-
MGR lonucngebrduntcr Solodten ho-
ben oen 0eutihcH (auhbootcn Iroe
1cboteu. Sic mlr0en iibcr 0o9 Qiccr
gelppriCn, Inn all Der Sclte Der Sran-
3oien, Der Briten, 9elgier, 9tulleu,
@Sortuglcicn uno ,Stnlicuer an Der
gScltfrOnt 5u fdlupicn
Die 9tudlrid)t pon Der lihercu 9ht'
tlnit Scr Grlppen inuotc eiucu ucltcu
~lbriIl 0lrd) 9&aibington Mus DEM
&rica5mliniltcrlm fam feinc nmtlidc
glufiln0lqunQ. IS miro mabrlhcinIih
old) fcinc fon1ulcn, che nld,t General
Ycribiug2 aultIlher Ncridlt cingctroi.
len iii. lann mag man ulcllcldlt
ilbcr olc ,}obl lm0 3llionmenlcbunB
oca erlttn omcrifnniiheu GrpCoi.
tieusfnrne rtmQ3 CrtQhrCn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-29

IN culcr Tcpcihc ans 2ltbeu at
bic Yonooucr Iimca hctBt c9, ouB om
1ountoQQbcuo cine 9lr3obl Acierpi.
item m0 U}utroicn umtcr Der tSith
rlmQ uon AHhaugcrn 0ca chcmoIigcu
Observation-Disclosures (9unuri9, Der
nod Der HbonnfrHg S0uig CONTAIN
tins pon 0en 9lIliirtcn sum &crlni-
fem iciuc9 6clmothIdn6Cs qepDuuqru
mur0c, cine 1trabcHoCmonltrotiou
ncranitaltctcu NcItcr beioat Die Ic.
pcidlc, 0ab fron3oiiihc Iritppcn IN
0le 5toot cmmoridirten um Der
1taotpoI3ci bci Der 2luirchtcrbals
tuna Der 1r0uug bchlIflld) fem.
IN elmer auocren Icpeifc aus
9lthcn on 0jc Zines III Die Dfitthei.
lina entholteu oob @cnBeIos iidj
nit Dem g5e0anfcu troqe, nof) Der
Nilolnd hes nrucu Gabinetts Der
aanucr 6eu Noridlna 3lt unter.
breitcn. o.H Auirten i'm 4rieg gegeH
Die Gen:caimddJtc beipltreten. &eui.
3elos mrlc icooh porher cine Rrlie
6urhs Yau0 MAIDEN, nm 6em 0olfe
ourf " ben fIar 3u modlen, oob iei.
ne -{r,raiicn olj' Seitcli Der &l0iir
ten Iis1m Gaun loaen Die Ieputir.
ten itltit u6cr 6ie Grogc cntiheiocu,
Oh @rhcrIono lid ON ariege be.
tbeiligga iou
The midland journal., 1917-10-05

the kits. Any information needed
may be obtained by addressing the Kit
department, Woman's section, Navy
league, 1902 Stevens building, Chicago,
Ill.
Fittings for the kits may be bought
through the Navy league. For over
fifty kits they will cost $1.10 each; for
under fifty $1.25s cents. A club making
fifty kits can usually get contributions
from druggists and merchants in the
way of supplies for them. Each Of the
kits contains the following: A comb,
toothbrush, nailbrush (Which Is a
small scrubbing brush), talcum pow
der, soap in a soap box, petroleum
jelly, dental cream, shoestrings, pen
Gil with eraser, corncob pipe, tobacco,
needles, black and white thread, row
of pins, bone buttons, safety pins,
bachelor buttons, and six postcards.
The Navy league is in need Of sew
ers to make these kits, and those who
are willing to do their bit by contrib
uting time to do this work should In
form the kit department at once.
The midland journal., 1917-10-05
3::::.::::a

The Navy league is in need of COM
fort kits for the men in the navy and
so far has only half the number asked
for. Church societies, clubs, and in
dividuals are invited to interest them
selves and take this matter up at
once. The kits are made of blue den
i'm, bound with strong braid, and
have compartments for carrying all
the things needed by our sailor boys
to keep themselves and their clothing
f1t and nifty" They are small but
compact and carry an unbelievable
number.
The kits ready to be fitted with toi-
let requisites, ETC., can be bought ready
made for $1.O0, and fitted by the indi-
vidual A fitted kit costs $500. But
the Navy league is more anxious to
get sewers to make them than to pro-
vide them ready made. A denim pat
tern, ready to make, costs 40 cents,
and the cut material costs 80 cents.
Societies or individuals may buy the
materials as they choose and with a
pattern to guide them cut and make
The midland journal., 1917-10-05

mourning. The veil is supposed to be
worn over the face for the first six
months, and thrown back from the
face during the second six months.
After that a plated veil is worn at
the back and a bordered face veil sup
plements it. But if crepe wells have
gone out of fashion, crepe as a trim
ming has not; quantities of crepe are
used in mourning frocks Of black hem
rietta, black chiffon, black crepe de
chine and black mohair. A very beau
tiful mourning fabric is black mohair
and worsted mixture, which has a
handsome, dull luster, if one may use
the two words in juxtapositlon, and a
very rich texture.
The midland journal., 1917-10-05
Mohair Is Favored.

Among the new dress fabrics for au-
tumn serge and mohair stand out prom
inently. Mohair in particular seems to
be enjoying a favor unprecedented.
There is an English mixture of mOhair
with wool threads that is both beauti-
full and distinctive in texture and quail
lty. The material has handsome
sheen and possesses excellent draping
qualities. 1t comes also in very de-
sirable shade1, Broadcloth will be
used for formal tailor-mades, but is
not so popular for frocks, unless COM
bined with satin. All frocks must sug-
gest scftness, of lines now, and while
broadcloth is rich and distinguished,
it has a more or less heavy sugges-
ton not compatible with indoor modes
for this year.
The midland journal., 1917-10-05
WAR APPROPRIATIONS BOARD.
Congress Urged to Provide Single
House Committee.

Washington.-Creation of single
House committee to control all ap-
propriations for the period of the war
is proposed in resolution introduced
by Representative Fitzgerald, who de-
clared he would urge immediate &C
tion on the proposal, as he regarded it
as. the most important and impera-
tive need of the time"
"The purpose Of this resolution is to
concentrate during the period of the
war all appropriations in a single COM
mittee," said Representative Fitz-
gerald. Since Congress convened in
April the Committee on Appropria-
ticns has passed upon estimates ag-
gregating more than $1O,OOO.O00, 10000.
The midland journal., 1917-10-05

and the removal of the glass lid, which
MacBeard's tumble had knocked to
the floor, had reduced the air pressure
to normal. The creature was suffer-
ing because there were only 16 pounds
Of air upon each square inch OF It's
surface. 1t suffered just as human
being suffers on a high mountain.
It squirmed and writhed, and the
water was churned up by its fiappers.
The gill openings beneath the ears
tapped convulsively. Donald could
do nothing. He knew that 1t was
growing visible because it was dying,
as happens with the crystalline crabs
and other invisible denizens Of the
deep sea. Soon the force Of the in
ternal pressure would disrupt it.
He turned off the gas and staggered
out through the kitchen into the little
garden. He knew now that Master
mans story had some germ of truth
he had discovered some species OF
deep-water-seal, and his mind, strained
by his privations, had imagined the
rest. Why, he himself had almost
imagined he had seen woman In the
second tank!
He reached the gate, opened 1t,
slammed it, and ran down the road.
He did not cease running till he pulled
himself up under street light. He
realized then that he was hatless
people were staring after him.
And, looking back, he imagined that
he saw the shadowy outlines OF the
girls body beneath the light Of the
lamp.
"rm going crazy!" he muttered.
"It's been a crazy night. I wonder
wonder how much Of it happened
and how much was the result Of the
blow"
And he half believed MacBeard had
never existed, and that burglar had
assaulted him.
But, as he thrust his hands into
the pockets of his trousers, he pulled
out the single page of Masterman's
manuscript, and then he knew that
there was at least some basis for the
remembrances that surged through his
busy brain.
Under the light Of the next lamp
he read the page.
''My dear friend Donald" it began
Then followed the lines which Paget
had begun in the Inventors club. but
never finished. There was the warn
ing against MacBeard, "the enemy OF
the human race" Then Masterman
had written:
So much I have learned, but know lit
tie. He has the shrewdest brain of the
century, and it is capable of infinite evil
Not as a tale-bearer, Donald, but out OF
duty to humanity, here set down what
have discovered about him. If he knew
that his past was revealed, my life would
be worth less than even the two months
which my doctor gives me.
He has been tracking me, spying on me
I learned only today that he has fast
motorboat in readiness off the coast tc
make the journey to the Shetlands as
soon as he has discovered all that know
You must thwart him, and under no cir
cumstances let him get hold Of this man.
uscript. His history is as follows:
Donald scanned the rest Of the page
hastily. MacBeard's past, though il
seemed shady and criminal, had little
The midland journal., 1917-10-05

If anything were needed to add to
the allurement of life out of doors dur
ing the days of Indian summer it
could be found in the outfits that have
been designed for the sportswoman
this fall. Costumers appear to have
put their minds earnestly on this mat
ter and it has come to the place where
she can demand style, and lots of it,
along with comfort and convenience.
in her life-fn-the-open-air togs.
We have come to trousers, whether
The midland journal., 1917-10-05
KILLS HER SLEEPING HUSBAND.
Wife Says She Learned He Had
Poisoned Her Mother.

Denver Col-Kneeling at the bed
side or ner sleeping husband, Mrs.
Patrick Henry Riley shot him through
the head at their home here. Riley
died three hours later Mrs. Riley sur
rendered to the police, declaring Riley,
who came here from Paris, Tenn, had
killed her mother by. poisoning and
mad threatened her.
The midland journal., 1917-10-05
MAcBEARD RoBs PAGET OF MAsTERMANS DOCUMENTS
PERTAINING. TO THE STRANGE RACE.

Donald Paget just given command Of
submarine Washington old friend and distinguished though
Maserman Masterman just
expedition bringing with him member Of
whose Species he
the human family
Pag The recital interrupted by the aEsva Of
of MacEeard, the
Maserman's
the discovery and
home Of
The midland journal., 1917-10-05
Wells for Mourning.

Heavy crepe wells have almost been
abandoned with mourning garb. The
modern veil is of Brussels net-silk
net of cOurse-and has deep or mar
row crepe border, according to the
taste of the wearer or the period of
The midland journal., 1917-10-05
Paget sinks a German cruiser
and Ida Kennedy enters the
story.
(TO BE CoNTINUEDJ


Lawyer Ito handsome female defend
ant)-"Sob a whole lot, but shed no
tears Nothing will prejudice a jury
against you like red nose and watery
eyes,"
The midland journal., 1917-10-05
ccIored Crepe de Chine chemises.

Crepe de chine chemises in lemon.
pink and palest cyclamen have sup
planted the white, which have so long
been popular. This Is probably due
to the fact that linens are scarce and
crepe de chine as substitute is inf
nitely prettier, although IFS wearing
qualities leave someth.ng to be de-
sired.
The midland journal., 1917-10-05
CHAPTER ~.
rhe QUEST Of the Sea Shark.

ne quest OF inc sea Shark
Lieutenant Donald Paget stood on
the upper platform of the F55, which
ran awash in the waves of the North
Atlantic, far from the mother ship
which had conveyed her and others Of
the fiotilla almost TO The north Of
Scotland.
The midland journal., 1917-10-05

it is to tramp or camp or hunt or fish,
or even to motor, when the talk is
of sports clothes. All the signposts
of fashion point trousers-ward, wher-
ever skirts are in the way. We can
bid them good-by without a regret-to
change them for something as smart
and nifty" as the hunting suit shown
above
The midland journal., 1917-10-05

interest for Donald then. He resolved
to put Masterman out of his mind in
attention to his duties.
OF one thing only he was sure: he
was not going back to the house to
see whether there were any more
specimens.
Somehow-he never quite remem-
bered how-Donald found hotel, ex-
planned his appearance to the landlord,
obtained fresh clothing, sent for his
valise, drank three hot whisky toddies,
and got to bed.
The midland journal., 1917-10-05
The Complete Life.

knowledge, love, power-there is
the complete lifs."--Amiel.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-11-29
Fosselman sells news and station

Fosselman sells news and station
cry.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Burdall returned
yesterday from weeks visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Louthan in Boise.
The Presbyterian ladies will hold
their annual bazaar and cooked food
sale in the electric lighe office Satur-
day, December Is.
Mrs. Bucher and Mrs. McAuley will
entertain the Presbyterian Ladies'
Aid Society at the home of Mrs. Nc
Auley, Thursday, December 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Keith arrived
yesterday to spend Thanksgiving with
their son Walter and family. The
rest of the family will come up today.