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BBENOS AIRE, Wednesday, Sept.
5.-Ehnployes o! the Pacific Railroad
my mumbled demand upon the .-
wpany while workmen o: the Con.
tral ends Gabriella Companies are. »
1:112:11 1 reply to their demands.
and workers of the Grdat western
Railway have presented demands
threatening to strike immediately.
Thousands of workmen are now 0111
in the senor“ milmad strike, and. to—
day the strikes at the pinto! the
German Electric Company reinsedihe
company's otter and the men remain
inlet Work Joined “Cramdnflfl
forces are guarding the naval stokers
111 the power house of the Games
Electric Company. Ollicials of the
Sonia Fe Railroad have asked the .
provincial government for troopelio
guard the. right of way. workmen of
the company having threatened to re-
built-a alter the settlement last week.
which untied an utensive destructiom
of property. i

SUCCESS As A SINGER 1
To captivate the world as a sings:
of songs is as simpld as‘weil
Yvette Guilbert says it Is, for Yvette,
whose art Is supreme, has just been
explaining Its secrets. Hero is her
recipe;

“You 1111111 have in your own voice
all voices. all colors,“ In your one
face all expressions; in your one soul
all the souls 01 all people. And, you
must work, work. work! When you
have .worited (or ten years, twenty

 

the beginning." .

There Is a little more. You must
have 11 long and sterucourse oi vo-
cal gymnastics {or the voice, of plan-
tique [or the harntouiduu 11nd,expi‘es~
slve mirror the body, 0! history, lit-
brature, painting, sculpture-*all
{urine of art, and beauty.muat bring
their influence to beat on the crea~
live Imaglnntiou o! the singer. “or
you 1119 nothing, nothing!"

And that is how it is done. ~Londou
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40 WATER St. .I. Roseniield, Prop. .0... 11111111113.
, Quite frequently we find rune. bushes 1
, ' WWW“ ‘"‘ ‘“‘ “’ “fl” “‘ ““"” ‘ - not producing as fine large roses
HOW UNCLE SAM use or BALMAHA sum: as they 11111 during other sensone.
1‘ ____,_, .Somclhiug is lacking and it feriiIIzl
' :31 RAISED HIS ARMY Vessel Seized By Germans Goes Down ers have been applied and these do
not; seem to bring out the good qual-

; 1. ; --—- In Engagement With BritiIh
When the l'llitrd States went to war' ~ Warship .
with Germany the months ago theé The German raider Schindler. “1m.“

nation's army mutilated of 110,000I , . .
11111111 culled 19.131113” tor several not k11- lclrorind shinnim

Today the m“ of the men clloseu‘f‘“ the 31111111 Atlantic, has been rilllli
byceeiective' 111511 began to step out by a: British vnxshin In :1 sum-“5511111
chugging: Illifei, 1111;} wgnt to 1011:1131 lawman-cording to “-0111 that rebelled
" a ,wc sanehyinore haul
7 000' strong 1111 Atlantic port yestelnda).

These have been the steps so tori
in the rise of this denlocracy’s 81111qu Balmaha WM?“ “111,. flame“ iron)

Ap1il o‘wWar begins. Volunteers aru‘ British to -\~.1ericun registry at Slam

called for ‘0 swell ””9 regular arml'lford uutlcl the di1ecilon oi‘ Collector

. and the national gltalds to fuI not the P
strength. During five months the 1‘:

gular 111 my .aioue has been increased in carrying “ “”50 "f contraband

130, 000 31.01"; by r-ecmmng, iwus cupiured by the Germans,
April 281—Senaie and house pas» 'converted 11111 vessel into a cruiser.

thb selective draft bill. ,
May 5-Piena (o1 lniiiie

tion are omoiully outlined

on James L McGovern. Later
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ry registra filo port by the BritiSh steamer liar.

May 11, Five thousand volunicelo 11ngton Head on 11111 which were a

part of the crew of the German ship.
The raider. according

eta1t for Plattsburg ofllcms ' training
camp l

,~ . into to the selectite draft bi ii issues 1 l l 1

his proclamation fixing June 5 lsfrew 11an w“ ”r
registration day, and elders (loner-auto have accuired more than 3. than-
Pershing to take 11 division in Francozsnnd miles 3mm this port

., at the calliest possible moment. weeks 'er The

dune 5~Niue and :1 half lulllion' and the Edi h Cavniix, British steam

, » men register for military een Ice
' ' eta, were summoned by British war

Juno .15—-—T1'oopn begin selling for“
Fr N199- ships to 111k: cure of the German pri-

July 20—Teu thousand numbersmonms. The Hariingiou Head In re.
,Iiruwu in Washington to deteuuine',
this elder in which the that draft of
' 625,000 men shall be summoned mnraiders crew 011 board.

service out 111 the nine and 11 1111111 The raider has sunk at night M
miglont legislated. icqrding tn the atmy brought bellow
' u 5~Tho \‘ationsl Guald con ., .w rief
gtlng of 419, 83-i men and 13 ,093 old ‘1The tightln 35 b
hers is inustored into federal service
. Aligust 7~—lt is announced that the life boats.
regular army 11 within 2000 of. its. by boats from the warshipn
'uthoriaed war strength of 293 .000
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August 14—Comtllissions are. aw out
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August 23—The second PlattSburg
Johnna with 3, 200 students

. August 31~-Five per cent of the
first draft of 625,000. men is called in
colors.

taste. The flavor and
Cooked fruit.

evegbeen called, and that wtll he as
7;; as the cantonments can receive
or training. the United States
itbill have 1,350, 000 men under aims, ‘
exclusive or the navy.

To receive and tiain this national
. 11132 great enntonmenis have been
bpilt, apneeriug as it by magic on

of waste or unoccupied land.

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Some people feel that raw poncho

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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fibers are in the making. and four
' e medical oificors are training.
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House, oneasmeencm.
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WASHINGTON. Sept: 6.511113%
11021; or the detective 11.111111111111111 1111-11
edeut at the Flnukford Arsenal by a
rectal committees! » two 111111111111. 11111
,utrul'my ofl‘tuer was ordered 111111311131
Secretary Bakes. Dr H.T.Talbot.tpro~1¢a

, .at thebMiutaaehu-
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The Beeadlu formally With the Pass

v1; ho

The news was brought to :11 Allen:

S to rebowt.
lay 18~~P11=Sidcnt affixes hid sigun-' went down lighting. and part of hp,
The fight is said

several
Harrington Head

ported to have h :11! 13 members of the

Most of the
’Germhns on the vessels escaped in
but were 11.1111 picked up

Theilnvor of food depends upon the
sense of smell as well as the sense or
odor of raw
peaches are superior to that or the
This rich, luscious i’m

"When all of the 625 000 men shanlgrnnce combined with the beauty of
the fruit appeals strongly to the appe-

are not as easily digested as those that
‘hre cooked._.,A sound- fully ripened
peach is one of the most digestible of
fruits. ‘It is possible in some cases
that the cooked truit is found to agree

. strained iuice of 11 ripe,.raw peach is

for a child of eleven months, however. .

Peaches to be served with the skins
on should be thoroughly washed.- The
hazy stutacc holds the dust The fruit
should be well chilled it can be eaten
easily the skin with a. spoon by cutting
the peaches in halves and. removing

It 1.1111111111111111. skins of peaches .

can he peeled on quickly after pluhlwoneh lite combined will soon
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ities something else is needed
Perhaps the roses need iron. One
thing is cerium-11 little iron will not
abort them. Try burying a few cans

flat and bury then) a tow 1111111111 be
ueath the surface of the soil. near

the roots can secure some of the.
Iron and curry It to the‘ toliaxe end to
the flowers.
From three to a half dozen em to
a bush is enough. The tin soon rust:
00'. and the thin sheets of iron will
be rapidly gathered up by the action
at the elements, and it is surprising
how soon a can will wholly disap-
penr.—-Philadelphlan North American.

 

MOVING AN ARMY
Some idea ‘or the adequacy oi the
equipment at the railroads oi the
United States for the movement of
troops may be obtained from a state-
ment prepared by an. otllcial oi the
quartermuster corps, United States
army.

men, consisting of three infantry
divisions, one cavalry division and a
brigade, technically known as a
brigade of field armyit‘roops-droops
auxiliary to the inientryand cavalry

cars, made up into 366 trains with as
many locomotives.
would be made up of 2 115 ‘pasaengeu

775 flat. .cam:
The, quantity of equipment repre-
senta 0.7 or 1 per cent. of the locomo-
tives owned,by‘ American railroads,
4.2 percent. of their passenger cars
and 0.2 of 1 per cent. or their 1111111111
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OUR SOLDIERS iN -FRANGE;
To the French it’ looks doubtful.
s Tommies are vmarryinghrench girls

and will stay. Spanish vineyards
in; tor Spain. Gurkha: Arch», 111-

doChinese and black men all say,
"It they ship us home, you 191111-11. "
a France is flattered but scared.

‘Look at France 111111,," says a
Frenchman. “The north is German,
the west English. the tenth Span

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Another retort. “in ten years these
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holea‘Fr-euchmen but increases ~ths:

 

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31101111111: may. .

it hilly, yet the tact 119111111111. and,

1‘ whoever lives in France risks living

years. you will tindyoureeli only at .

beneath the rose bushesl Mash I1116111 .‘

enough to the roots or the roses that .

To move one. field army oi,80.000 I

divisions-«requires a total of 8.229 1
These 62201111111 ;

385 baggage, 1,056 box,- 1 899 stock and .

lab and central France a midway.",

 

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years; to 1111111. aliens. French Ten.

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There is new. Furniture
for Bedroom

[Always interesting, the Read Furniture Gallery

. is doubly

so now for the reason that there are

1 new aruvals of choice. pieces. Especially is the
_Bedroom Furniture worthy of attention.

Birdseye mpie Set, beautifully designed,- with

, oval mirrors.
~ "Bed, .. $32-00
Bureau, $30M,
Chiflonicn' $8400 . .
Dressing Table $82.00

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American Walnut Bet. William and Mary
sign, thoroughly well made and finely finish:P

throughout.
? Bed, 5 gigs:
Bureau, .
Chifionier, $38.50
Dressing Table, $36.m

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Bail, finished antique brown, with em 1’
tique mating bundles and carved panels. ’

m! u' . 1; . $7§5m '
Bureau, " 313543 $104.00
Chii’fonier. $84.00
Dressing Table, $641.00

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Bed, _ $25.00 7 , :5
Bureau. - $28.50 ‘ iii
Chlfioniei’, "‘1‘ $19.50 {.39}
Dressing Table, . $22. 50 ‘

“WW serpentine. brownfinish. 1

4.1:” 1 : $25,110 .,

.. 1311111111,“ f :1 1% lg $3083 ‘
- ‘Chiffonicr, ' ‘5' 1 ' $30-00

DreSSing Table, ””3““ $25.00

1 Elmerioau Walnut Set, Colonial design, cane l

1‘.

111111, $21.00 .2‘ a .. 1»?
1'7 Bureau, 1 ‘ $28.00
Chilionicr, . $28.00
Dressing Table, $25.00
‘. £31110ng Set, Sheraton design, antique brown”
Bum ‘ ‘
,1. 1 h! ‘5: .Bed, "#5.! $35.00;
if 1.,Burcau, 3:200.
- Chiffonici‘, .oo,‘
Dressing Table, $35. .—
1“, EonrthFioor.
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Comfortabies

Bilk‘eline coverings in the daintiest of patterns,
11111111111111 rose, pale pink, lavender, blue and pale

yellow. Extremely pretty, and filled with pure

,white ‘soft cotton. mm; 111 weight bill; warm and ,

008%,

$250.13. .1100. 1460. $525,111 11150

Domtortables filled with wool, $7 .,50 $8.00, $9.00

handaln southern France are not pin- . .

 

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Radium Taffeta

“What is that lovely, shimmering silk?” wat

asked at the silk section a day or so ago as a
package was opened and folds of an exquisite sil-
very g'ray silk rippled and flowed from out the
tissue paper “rappings.

“Radium Taffeta,” was the reply—and this hap-

pened to be :1 lovely silver-y glav but there are

twenty other colors-21] '11. hionable shades for

afternoon or evening frocks.

401111111111 wide; $3.00 a yard.
Main floor.

' School Shoes

Daily travel on the road to learning requires the
stoutest of shoes. And nowadays good leather is
high priced. It is poor economy to buy other
than the best, and to be certain of receiving the
best of shoe merchandise the Road House has
paid the price.

In School Shoes genuine upper skins of good
hides and u hite oak soles.

For Girls.

Sizes 81/5 to 1.1, 32-75 to $3.50
111/110 2, $325m$5no
21/310 7, $110010 $5.00
for Boys.
‘ Sizes 10 10131/2, $3.50
1 to 2, $4.00
21/2 to 6, $4.50

Second floor.

 

. Cool nights coming

Outing Flannel Garments are welcome on cool
autumn nights. Especially do young and sensi-
five children require the extra warmth given by
outing fianneL

The first of the winter stock is in and unpacked.
Nightdrawers, blue and pink stripes for ages 2

to 6 inclusive. 1 _ 75 cts.
' White Nightdrawers sizes to 6, 75 cts.
Colored Flannel 6, 8 and 10 years, 85 cts.

. White Outing Flannel Gowns for tiny babies,

59 and 75 cts.

1 Outinngiannel Gowns, colored or white for child-

Building Department, third 11111111.. 1‘ .

ren 8 to 16 years, 69 cts.

thing Flannel for Women
f‘own‘s of Outing Flannel, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50.
311111111113, white or colored, 59 else.
:ianket Bathrobes 111 every conceivable color

illg, ». fia‘fie
Robe Flannels' in attractive 11.111111111110111.

Indianeffeota. ; $8.50up.
Second floor.

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

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WASHINGTON; Septi ,7.—-«A Con- day or recently published reports that predicth every state ‘111 the Union O’Boyle,

steered who Joins the army “temptin- the company 118011111111qu to bring a would have buleaus within two Wee“ and WT
These state bureaus will supervise 1116 letter winning in three sets.

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Straight Sets.
P3,, Sept 7.--Miss
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up was played between Henry)»
Georgetown Univerdty, star.
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Fred B. Alexander, New York, lie- 5
~ tented Charles Garland, Pittsburgh, lit.