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?burning, Ed feet.~ ’Ct I'OtCC- ban pave- floors and {55. pwzh never I1 foot com- your mind tdv. hick]: Tol 3.34-- :d Cushion ES IIâ€"your vn luxurh and the Informs to yourroon An LIC ‘ru 4 2' mm of Ie by Furl M down, ‘anrzu and. Dr. A. Reed ONLY r..' a...)- rm e" fit- M Mm 'xhlw. .Vfor Sho- Store 'i. welt asartisticand is of colonial type. The ventilation in this building isperfect and the seating ancity is about thm hundred md eighty. The orchestra con- sists of two pieces. piano and drums Budd“. Unumdly Attractive. LII’I. Communication from Basin-u Men'- Crowd. Attend. Exullonl Association to City Council Picture. Show. Â¥ II: Effect The “5' Bartlett ”“9"" 0“ Waukegan In answer to the mmmunication from AVeu HiflhWOOd. WhiCh opened 133‘ "Wk the Businas Men's Association to the is proving a great success. Mr. Bartlett. city mum“ restrdina the unsightly con- proprietor-,1nnounces that nothing 1"" dition of the parkways on First St., be fin! C1388 pictures “Vi“ be shown. The ‘ tween Central Ave. and Elm Place. {in Wild“?! ii an attractive structure. the in- 5 police have been instructed to enforce tertor of which is very comfortable ls l [he ordin‘ncé pmhipitjng the u; of Total 40 7 ll 10 27 2 8‘ Regulars 400101230â€"11! Waukegan l 0 0 0 2 0 0 3 lâ€" 7‘ Earned runs Regulars 7. Waukegan 2. ; Two base bits. Collins: three base hits. Ahlstrom, Penis; home rum. Ahlstrom.‘ Base on balls off Sykes. 3; off Neimeyer, l 5; off Wilcox 5; off Lindquiet 3. Struckl out by. Sykes 11; by Neimeyer; by Wil-g cox 6; by Lindquist 2. Left on b328,? Regulars 10: Waukegm 6. Double plays. : Penis to Christensen to Kilby. Wild ’ pitches. Syka 2. Neimeyer ‘.. Wilcox 1. Lindquist 3. First base on errors. Reg- ulars 4. Waukegan 3. Hit by pitcher. by Neimcyer. Williams. Umpires: McGarry: at plate; Simpson at bases. Attendance- 1821; time 2:55. Total Waukcgan Williams U'Farrell Ahlstrom Whyte Murphy Bronke ng Shields Pulse Nexmeyer I'Lndquist ' w ‘~bNNd-NL~UIUIUIUI;UI H lecdx lekcnson Penis. 2nd Duffy, If COHH’IS, cf Williams. rf Harley. 3rd Kilby, lst' C hn'stcnsen, ss Sykes. p The lineup in Sundays game and box score: Regulars AB R H A P0 SB E In closing a very successful season both on the field and financi illy, Manager Maroney :and the Regulars wish to heartily thank the baseball fans for their loyal support during the season of 1914. and express their intentions of giving the fans the opportunity of seeing one of the best amateur teams on the circuit for the season of of 1915. -~t the entire series Errors were \ery tretiuent (in both sides and were partly rr<ponsi‘ile for the large score. Sykes Was tn the mound tor the Regulars and pit;hed a goiid game although Wanke- g.:n accumulated eleven sate hits off his delixery, which. had it not been for the errors. would have netted Waukegzin hut twu runs. Neinieyer started for Mr- Canns team and was wxld. issuing tour passes. hitting one batsman and heaving one ball to the stand before he was taken out in favor of Wilcox who passed the first man he raced. All this happened in the first inning and gave the Regulars four runs. Wilcox remained in the box until the eighth during which time the Champions added four more runs to their : total. Lindquist relieved Wilcox and proved another wild man and before the inning was over the Highland Parker's! scored three more runs. bringing their‘ total to eleven. Neimeyer came back in , the ninth and the locals went out in or‘ i der. In all the Regulars were given four- ’ teen free trips to first, thirteen on passes; and one on a dead ball. This with nine bingles mixed up with eight errors netted , them the eleven runs, had it not been, for the errors they would have earnedi seven tallies. Manager McCann used all] the streng:h he had in trying to down.: the Regulars using thirteen players in ‘ the attempt, but it was of no use as the; peppery Regulars are too much for Wau- l kegan. ‘ (It the arehuuscd at the hCJiiltgllJ tr" i)tl$\‘l'llll.‘[$ at North Harlv: .i::tl ’l‘almih Aves” Ntirwoud Park. The mitts are at the Academy of the Stirred lit-art in ifllkc' Fun-st. Car Runs 0“ Truck .\ iletm‘titt- switch point wit the nt-w tracks liver the Genesee St. Viaduct, \\ an- kegtin. “as the cause of the dcrtnlnient ot a street tar at 11 o‘clock Fritliv night The car left the switch at the north end or the bridgi- and went bumping iiver the The wrecking car the time market! ties for sev’eral feet. and crew arrived shortly :ittt-r of the accident. The worktiien nearly all night in replacing the car on the tracks. The switch point. it is said. was defective. When the car attempted to pass over it. it leaped trtim the rails and plowed over the ties. The motor man succeeded in stopping the car be- fore it had run many feet. Child Seriously Burned Little Sayne Harris. two vear old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1. Harris who reside in the Arnold apartments. Wauke- gan was severely. perhaps fatally scald- ed on Sunday night about seven o'clock when she pulled a pot of bmling soup off the kitchen stove and was drenched from head to foot. The child's condition is regarded as serious. Cot-mend: Board 'of Review From the way the board of review this year raised the total assessed valuation NEWMRMTITEEATREOPENED IA ) szmmht from Waukegan for the championship oi Lake County. This last gnmc was unqueslionably the worst game By “Reguhr Fan" The H. P. Regulars celebrated the clos- ir-q of the baseball season for 1914 by manly wmning Sundays game at Wau- Regan by Khé score of 11 to 7, making it Both Toma Away 0“ Color. “in; | Mexico Nuns at Sacred Heal. Lgko For- . Interment I! Hot Old Home in Macon. I 1 Cute“ lawman”. Corbin Fall: , ut. Cu Rum off Truck over I Ga. Cutfihdon from “G. L F." E on Btu-Bull for Season Gem St. Viaduct. Com- Ind Clipping from “Macon ‘ i of 1914 " mend. Board of Review ‘ Telegraph" LAKE COUNTYTITLE T0 WP” Number 33 EleCtidfl for Commission F aim of Govemmehtâ€"m POSBE POSBE 1311 }kéifi or Itréetn for gnome of we idea. old Wicca!» trucks. etc, and good results have been obtained. Wamnu wet: isued for {our violators. but all havereoponded by removing their be- She Arrived From School Yesterday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. when 12-year-old Helen Welch. daughter of John Welch of W. Park Ave. arrived home from school. she heard a noise up- stairs, and thinking it was her mother. called to her and asked her why she had not gone to Chicago. but received no‘ re- ply. whereupon she huntrd up an old re- volver belonging to her father and started up to investigate. She found a man in a bedroom with a few trinkets of jewelry he had picked up from the dresser. At the point of the revolver she forced him to drop the articles and leave the house. when he made his get-away Helen Welch Find. Man in House When Lake C on n (y I mltpmdm! Large Real Estate Dool- Two large deals in Lake Forest acres have been closed by John Griffith. He has sold for the Gallagher estate to Enn- est M. Bowman a tract ofeighty acres on the Five Points road. between Telegraph and Green Bay roads. *about four miles north of Lake Forest. He has also sold to W. T. Fenton. vice president of the National Bank of the Republic, what is known as the McClue farm ofeighty acres on Telegraph road, adjoining the proper- ty purchased by Mr Bowman The consideration is not disclosed in either transaction, and it also is said that no plans are had for improvmg. although it is thought eventually handsome dmntry homes will be constructed bv the pur- chasers.â€"â€" Waukegan Sun i lull- " uuu iuu Ill-ll, ‘- Child Seriously Burned Little Sayne Harris. two year old. a\.\. ldaughter of Mrr and Mrs. 1. Harris who ‘ reside in the Arnold apartments. Wauke- gan was severely. perhaps fatally scald- ‘ed on Sunday night about seven o'clock when she pulled a pot of bmling soup off the kitchen stove and was drenched from head to foot. The child's condition is regarded as serious. Cos-mend: Bard 'of Review From the way the board of review this, year raised the total assessed valuation I of property in Lake county, it doesn't apâ€" “ pear as if it is necessary for any Judicial . candidate or any other person to urge: the neceSsity of doing something to bringl about a different sort of board. Such a raise must have been made in an effort to equalize taxes , and the board acted of . its own initiative. did its work and evid- ently did lots of work, The members of the board were: James G. Welch of New- port. Editor [Tdell of Highland Park and William Ward, Waukegan. Froma child she had the mixigivenl power of making friends and the still rarer gift of holding them. Born in the south under bright skies. her whole nl~ ture was steeped in sunshine and her‘ soul was big and unafraid Her life was dedicated to the ministry of love, and. no sacrifice was too great tor her heart‘ to offer on the altar of love‘v wt» inn Happily married in early young \A'onliln' . hood to Joseph Lea Fearing, «he moved to Chicago, where she made warm friends and left the warm impress of her loft) womanhood on all questions that meant the uplift of life's standards. Her life was blessed with five children three sons and two daughters. and to husband and children and friends she gave lavishly of her rich intelligence. womanly pOise and unselfish devotion. No one ever came to her heart-hungry Without being fed from the rich stories of her loving nature. She was laid to the sun- shiny slopes of Rose Hill. and only tiod can measure the desolation of the hearts rest on houses where the doctor is ed nevessary. So many undertake to preterit: fort ly trifling symptom when I eye of a nurse would deter professional attention It the services of a regular are ttiianCially prohibitive I ‘-‘ai!y t- care for the invalic ,iiight otherwise lack for ininst'ations that mean so weak and ill. Aside from her great valm of the- public health she we systeiiiatize the philanthri city to a tine buttress I would belittle chance of th niendicant livmg off the half dozen different chant: tions. There would fut greater possibilities ()1 pl] help where there was the i There is bound to be m around in Circles over the where there are many agen i,.L, u IZ-YEAR-OLD GIRL ROUTS BURGLAR FIRST STREET BEING CLEANED UP Mexico Nun. It Sacred Hean Nine priests of the Pasqnmcls ordflr and twenty-rin- nuns (>1 zh- Urdcr ()1 [hr Sacred Heart recently rmchcd Chningn, having escaped from Hymn) after under- going hardships and'bcmg :z: (Limp-r of losing thrir lives on Sé‘vvrul ncmsiom. The pricsts. all of whom .H‘v Soamard~1 .H'L‘hUUR‘d at the hcm'r;:;.~. x"; u! the Passmmsts at Nurth Harlv: .1:th lecmh Aves” Nurwoud Park. The nuns arr at NEARBYNEWSI'I'EMS . OFIDCALINTEREST The nuns .m- at Sicrt‘d Hx-urt m Foreign Pack-(u Muat Have Custom Declaration Attached Which ia Fania“ by Poet “not“ The post oflice department ha» is- sued rigid rules as to the packing of 'Parcel Post packages. "Articles of a perishable nature will not be accepted ,unless they are in such condition at the time of mailing as to reasonably assure their arrival at destination, and delivery in good order; this is obligatory in order to protect other mail matter and save loss to owner." This applies to parcels or packages which might become broken. All packages should be legibly marked“ and the eddreas of the sender placed thereon, and if perishable they should be so marked, or fragile as the case might be, otherwise they will not be accepted for mailing. Parcels sent to a foreign country must have attached thereto a Customs-Declaration, which is furnished by the post otYice at the! time of mailing. The actual value of] the contents of parcels sent to forcing countries must be given at time of mailing, and eattached to the parcel. By Member- of Trinity Auxiliary Ind Guild It Their Opening Meeting Monday At the opening moetingot the Women's Auxiliary of Trinity Guild In the Parish house last Mondav. a unanllnous vote was taken that a note of sympathy be written to Mr. 1.1.. Fearing by the >ecre- tary of the Woman's Auxiliary as well as the secretary of Trinity Guild, expressing their deep sorrow in the death of Mrs. Fearing, and offering their Sincere cun- dolenc: to Mr. Fearing and his family, Expressions oi appreciation 01 Mrs. Fearing's lovely character and at the good work that she has had dune in the various outside charities connected with the parish were voiced by the president of the Auxiliary and the Guild. SINCERE CONDOLENCE T0 IR. FEARINC She was land to rrst on the sun- shiny slopes of Rose Hill. and only had can measure the dcsolalmn u! the heart: that mourn for her and find uni) can comfort the husband and rhxldrrn, the relatives and friends whn nrt‘ Ix-rrtt 0! her tenderness and Jon- It is With most smut-re regret that I‘cl announce the death ut 'Inla Lamar Mun- roe. bekn'ed mte at luxeph Lea Feanngfi and daughter of 51.1:th L‘ Munroe and Iain Lamar of Mdcnntu-mma She patted mmv very pern’ettx‘l'y ' at the Henrotin: Hospital in Lhnnun on I‘ntrstin) mening. Ht tuber the tight 1‘41: \he combined to .1 :tm- thaw-r YM- nne‘ A)LLI[1U(‘.\UI(”Ulflflt‘ and err-At c\m utln' tttnhty. with UnLhufl]\‘~\t'("1.t‘\\wl thump :nun thth cndearmx huu-lt .111 uhu knt-w her. Her mum 13mm nourn mth her wrmwmghndmnti . m! andren. The tuneral services “He held Natur- duy’m the (hurt h o: Iht' Astrnxtwn, Ep< weipal, in Chicago at ten {huh “Rh-ck, Dr I’ C. Wulcott ot‘hgmtlng. Mrs Fear} In“ \A ts laid at rest In Row ”1!! L «netery Mamn. Georgxa on Monti.” Mt L'rh We Who Mourn me \Iunm l. .- I4 “mph Only those who knew and [med [01a ‘ Munroe Fearing can reuhze hvm great a { sorrow her death has brought to the I hearts of the tannly and tnends. or hon 1 empty the lives of those she loved wiIl g be without her womanly nnnustratnuns" and tender care. ‘ , It is With most smcx-rc announce thc death ut '10 rue. bdox'ed wuv n! Inn-p! and daughter uf Nuthm Iolu Lamar of Macnnhwn RULE IN PACKING PARCELS POST MRSWIILFEARING PASSES AWAY OCT. 8th HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15. 1914 Cautnbu (1 ’d In “(.' LL? JA-g'z-r Y‘ . I and gnu” nn-w ~‘.\ t'("ht‘\\ w] J! 0an.“ wt] “we“. hearing Mon~ Dy III.“ um Inmay I. a {dam and was fined $100 and can on the WM NW icharge of assault and battery. ()1! the Min Mary Sullivan. I «earn! mud m charge of assault withadudly weapon be the employ at Ma Dunn Mm" 01 [beer was bound over tothegrmdjury in booth held. died in I Wnuhnn hospital Tun 0f 32“” ldly. He: deed: v. cam-ed by taking poi-m. MW was held In “nuke- ADDRESS 3' II. m "RIOS 1‘" Wm! WM ' Them-«’- iury returned a vrrduct liter alum-tun evidence to (he died “thaw-m , Yum thlluySuflivw cm lo he! deuhu humwwfa‘. Imi(olmpohon.lhc curl nu 0n Tucsdlycming. Oct. Nth. VDCIOI' YmmlMandmeditorial'fim fortheChia‘oTrfmwmdnu ad- dmmmfimfium‘h theYounaMcn'sOubrominthe Joseph (Podzemki who made: On the [)eerfield road was plnced unfler arrest Sunday afternoon on two warrants. one charging usault and battery and the other chargmg assault with I deadly venom The complu'ntt were W by F. 5 Farmer. who charged that (304de had severely beaten Michel Farmer. his H year old son. Chr'od Au“)! And “My. Trial Ca- ‘ Off Monday M... Bound to ‘ 105m con- um sum"; A Vtsltmg nurse 1n Highland l‘atk. watching the schools. in touch I‘lth the shut-ms, observmg the method: of hand- lln‘g and fiousmg food and directtnx the anys bencvoIcnce; supported by I” the School Boards. the Women's Cluhu. the Rchct and Au! Society and the city Coun- t‘ll mould mran a better state of pUbllC health. a better standard of mmmumty candttmnl a better mean: of army tor the untnrtunate and I better spirit of m. operattu- Citizenship. Amie from her great vulue u I [ulrdun of the pubhc health the would be able to systematize the philanthropic. ut the my to a tine busine- bum There would be little chance 0! the proteuionnl mendicant hvmg off the bountles of a halt dnzen drflerent chlntable organza- trons. There would turthermore be greater possnbilities at plating matenal help where there was the greutnt need. There Is bound to be much running around In Circles over the name uruund where there are mnny agenctes organIn-d (yr the same purpose. Why nut con- centrate forces and elmmlte such a waste of t-nxenee" Themtelllgent, dmermng supervumn nt ;\ \‘Itlllnfl nunc would he of tremendous value to the ecunomu‘ sule n! ndmmutenng Ild “()rdet lI lit-men's first law" and where is It lacking my mure than xn the indlxriminate phnlan» thrnp) of today? ly trxmng symptom when the intelligent eye of a nurse would duet! reasons fur prnfrssmnal attention in home: when the scrnpes of a regular trained nunc arr rtnancnaliy prohibitive she could vml “am 1- care fur the invalid or aged who mghr mhcrwiu- lack for than: flrnlle~ mmst'uziom that man so much lo the. weak and I“. ‘ Ha: 20ml Karin! n! Health has rendered a Hmr wrmvc [U the city xn the sane, sklllml :ndnm-r wnh I'hk‘h they have hamilvd contagion in lhghhnd Park, By can-ml mspccnon It ha been qunctly mpped m the bud many amen. To than Board a visiting nurnc would bemvaluablc. She nut only could supplivncnt "It" wnthul care m the Ichooll bu! the would naturally have access to many houses where the doctor in not consider- ed ncx‘cssary. So many times parent: undertake to prawn: lonomcnpparenb ()L‘h 'and ;,ul:tu'ai mm, M url! ae publn‘ health TPm 'z-ndc-m’y of the times )5 lo [10 ha. k In 'Pu- ~-vllnt' at .1“ Ads and endczmvr m chm k "\(ysc- m1l~ “hon- (hey originate In HHh'I t,» xin thu cffiuenuy, some or gum/r ‘1 {mm of supervmnn IS nn‘nsarv Nu mduuiual m sutfirlrm unto himself ('nlm‘s \ mnmumty condmnm are right thvn‘ .m by nu certainty (ha! 2hr m- dn Himxf‘ «'nndilmn u ngh! Thr writarr n! 3‘ v- qu- x~‘ (‘losriy dependant upon [he or in 'and; I5 ;' i! H vex? to h Thr Work or (he vmtmg nurse I! one \Izh‘: .11! agencies that are endeavonng m brYer ammmnnvcondmunk 1! u just \ ;' purllnlt In krrp the people yu-ll as To be SIM“ by tho School Ion-is, Cw. Thoma Sun T5“ the Viburnum-u and Dogwoodu an Tn. Ch- thc Wow-5 Cbbc. IL. I.“ . Bill in in Final Fovfl bu Mon «nut. and They Com Into and AH Sod.” and City ‘ Wk Thu: Undeunblo Thir Own Wick TL"- Cocncil L-g'uhhon m It Fina Colon ACOLUMNFORTIIE USEOFEVERYBODY “\‘urrthr “ck. In 11m, (he pru- 1! aunt? of prcvrmmn may hr and I‘m unxvemal slogan ol (‘hampmnu u-rllnng m the W131. Indunnal C‘Bc-‘o The Lmrlsa Sm'uuu J: mm Mon~ By TMAW Die. Tlfood-y in I 1‘me victim'u stomach l0 Wuhamolpmon the may but.“ “it In“ the r!- mlithlhwood-W mutton-M33621“ to: I‘ In (”ungrena. up flht’“ hrn ;u: .4 la» l‘fouml those who would lumulu a" nu 'extrcme in a fighx again! 1}” man ' They do no! care much huu 1h. 1mm {lure amnahad jun ran 1hr) m“ Mllhsll ' (-d' The" are other,- uh‘ drv') 1hr ”latent-e of any dmlmnm l-rlvuu-H ‘ a trun or mnnopoly and “hm Inn) by Ideacrlbed as large bunnt'm umu To them the Clrdiml bun-men Mn 1:- m telling too big and pou'rrful Tho-y would remedy the I”) of ”W Hummu- world by forum: a breakup 4- u! ull 'large rorporahom nvln mmpmuhu-I) lmlll units. In ~tlll nvmlhrv yrnup we find those who Mu llmx (hr «'urr ifur hunnraa ill: L- n. 1w 11mm! 1v, tho- operanon nf unnersul «wt-inn :4 ml.- I‘hlch work Whllr )‘uu ~lrrp and are largely UHOHNW by 1hr ..flm, of legislative bodies and thy} uuui‘l ml \(x‘ate letting hunmrn lhhr A» m'n ,nomlr rourac unhampen-u m .rglh lau've aumpu lo comm! m Plum-m ed in a word. their rr_\ 1» “lmt urll 'enough alone." In still another group are l0 he found drone who rontend that vru nomic lava are all nrht and murhl mull in equity :0 everybody m hum- 'nou if they were allowed to take ltheir tour... but that a: {hear law: ‘are warped and manipulated by the tun a very diflennt maul! 1s rnrhed, aelflahneu and [food of human na- (H) (’haa. “ Ihomum) The hut etrp m in l‘.: 'nrm !} ('ungresn u! the mum ..* ', 1 mt ml: which has been h. 13-. t: ’t - mm) months, wan tnkmt 'I’h t'\dil_\ but. when the House uduwmt 'Pt. Hunter ence Report on the Vl;._\tw, Htil. That hi” 1me [hr “tuner ~11]! v' mnnths ago. The Senate ihnniu : ‘. we: in: many week», final) ;-.. ~ t; ‘t \llth over fifty amendmez‘t‘ TH HUUN‘ hm‘ltned tn ngrw- it. .t f these untendmentn and. thm.‘ w 'h.- ht]! 'was sent to a mm’wuw. w'tJttH'l‘t‘ consisting of certain \1t-tt’t'~ J the Senate and other:- {tmm 'n.» Home That Committee “what, It” the zamendmenu in quv-shmt fur tun or ithree Weekn mnre, th: Struutt- t‘nn fem»; receding from 1hr tu-Hhtm the ‘Senate had taken on y-umt m’ the ‘amended whom and the Hutu: t‘on- fereem roceeding from [hr pmttmn the Houae had taken a» tu uthe-t amended aettiona. “'hen the rtxyxfrrmme com» mitm had reached at; agreement thy the vote a! a majority uf the commit- tee) on all diaputed matte”. the)" made their report to both the Senate and the Houae. Under the rule», the Senate was required to art on thin conference report hefuye the House look it up. Afur arrow} duyr artu~ men! the Senate adopted the report and adviaed the Huun u! the” actmn lab! on Tue-day afternoon An’ ameemant 'II tmmedmtu) made m the Houae, by unantmom rum-em. w take the report up on “'edneadny. Ar- gument. for and again-t the adopuon o! the warm report by the Houae‘a mupied all of Wedneaday and moat of Thursday, the vote bung rem‘hed late on the aeeond da) I \tlll-d {or the adoption of the rrpuxt From" what I have aid. in \m} Mtrfi) de~ acribing lhe murue u! th1~ meururl‘ throurh Congreu, it (‘3'. 9a ht't’l that the final result presented :3 Huh I meaaure, a: embodied m the M“ In the form m which It goes t: the l’rem dent {or his approval or thanmmnal. ie one arrtved M by cumptunnsr [ASSOWBEFOKEPASSACE AS SEEN BY PROF. m Lil“! HOUSEADOI’ISREPORT f'IHECITYBEAHTIFHL OHTHECLAYTONBILL INAUTHINCOLOBHIG [MAI TAKE IIEI OWN UR (Continued on page v- Im- coroner " nmr) ~du) lurL 4 “(Infl‘lr IhiL Thu! v nunnhr mndmuf. 'm' My "myth-PIN“. 35h MMMMI.MW John F. WIW‘. 2.30; mm 3. Sim 2.1a}. Fm m 1.017; Dr. P. J. Fancll, 1.191. Jules Willa, Mr. Semen carried Lake Cmty, and most 01 the country tong h cue. (y. In the Chicago U“ Want .l Ammam'sAuor-eyumn Stumdamomm "HM cnnc andsdatz 101 an min-(ion to! Caqreu mlheloul 0W dig. triantthereocntprimuyhlfiwnby theofichlanmolthcuflyshmm beddutedbylixtym Vote: He in hem. urlldbyhiommfiklm (mamtdthehdhu Mm [thh-mwmumw tobtlhc'innerby two hair-d flut- uny. human-hm by the c.- v‘h-lofloifl. FMUrfiIfi- I. I“. fawn-‘0' The book: Im the var“ m may be Iound at the 1 loving M F-ru precinct. H M ' I Undm Rooms. oerund prennd. 0" “I“. u wood; third ptecmct. Band What; (our!!! precinCL MW Wra- Bunldmu. mm pun ma1 C. . IL Ed“. ’1 u nmd ronfuunn and the BM n! being uuorn m at the pools onJocflm day, all vnxn- both men Ind m whooe names arr not on (ht poll hob. arr "quested m runner on or belooctln twenty nvrnlh wt this month. > To Von an (be Con-in. Election You N... M.“ be on P0. loch (‘olm ‘ h 1, a good time to go afoot. Ruling Ir a klndf‘rfllrwn form of ob- serving nature and the twitter it in. the more elemrnury sud crude the olme-nulmn. Nature ht. mud! more for the ri‘derxll’d pernon who Wit. He gets the real dram, will. I). who rides you a "Movie." Nita" h a mrt of mckel-show to them- He who goes slow develop. I Wt! ‘for emoymenl, bu! (hi. "Imam must he earned. It is worth it. ‘ Think whnl there in to Ice afoot! There wu unu’l lutely the aren't ind mrlel of (he numu. of count, and the subtle purple: end rod brown of the uh leaves. The slow deepening of mm in the nxh leaf is one 0! the marvel: of nature. Most of the all trees, however, have Ilmdy lost their fall-ye Ill hive the hi¢oflu that lately dropped Mr dull yellow leaf mama and now “pd w {O vmter. The (alien a ti! “fl. showed the cflefl‘of the dry “the! but they yet m-ke some wonderful picture! In the land-cape. One on the ravine nlnpe n": the bridge on North 3“! John! avenue ll .0 notable an! it muzht well he fumoul. For the bane- fit of norm people who vulue highly. only {hope things which are expan- n'e, It would be well to chm . he {or crummy the bridge And looking down upon that particular maple. Just beyond the bridge. loo. ii I ("lump of American horn bum. 1.1 have escaped we axe man's audition. These are completely clothed in doop M‘lrlet, leaf and droopinfl miles-like {run as well. Then there an “II and wnllowr and mm of dog-wood and \l'lll‘hrhllrl and much all. h.- Mdes all u! whnh In Do be M b, '0- my to (H) inn-r L. Smilh) Tm Land a! fan- 1» heavy upon one \Hv HM! “and” abou‘ Highhnd I'.‘ . fume dn_\.- and not be rtirred in >[-.:". '} 1hr uutumn display Of {0“- nw 1 NW) sly-aw! has been decorum- mi. . . 5 \.~m n In Color, and where n5 n '.v. mm. hnp’ mu-rfored lend vnth mtun‘ 1m «im-urauum are moat “”2.me um! “tum-me. Many a ne- Kh‘t‘ltd ~p<ll {IUVN “'lth (1)107“, L711- dl3tlA"'"": !nL‘ «If “nod Xund xhnme “I unh mun” ~ Yme («Imposition und ar- runyum-M uf {uhnge mussex to n" 01 “Punk ‘ hr 3 nwahnn u now IMP-CW by «influx and \umderful scheme. of WMTEIIYGBMB MIT FORGET", mu Lhnl one plue in BMW (mill urd an [1* 5)