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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-27

. LIZBONA, "a lipca. Sen :
zacya dnia jest tu wykrvcie
.tajnej korespondencyi rodzi-
ny kr6la Maneula z dworami
angielskim i niemieckim; z
korespondencyi tel widac, ze
kr6l Manuel'i jego rodzina
przewidywali wybuch rewo-
.lucyii ma jej wypadek chcie.
Ii pozyskac inter wencye
Anglii lub Niemiec, ofiaru-
jac "a to portugalskie posiad-
}osci W Afryce. Ale ami Mem.
cy ami Anglia ME chcia}y in.
terweniowac. :Odnosne eisty
znaleziono W szkatu1ce W pa
}acu kr6lewskim; zostana one
przedstawione parlamentowi
= Wp6tnocnej cze6ci kra-
ju wciaz wiesci kraza 0 przy-
gotowaniu sic wojsk.. Pcgar-
szaja tez sytuacye ciag(e
strajki: W Oporto strajk uja
f,,nkcyonaryusze tramwaia-
wi, gro&ac strajkiem general
nym. Raz poraz przychodzi
10 ostrych stare policyi ze
straikierami: policya zawez-
wa}a wojska ma pomoc, ma
wet armaty So W pogotow iu!
Wojsko obsadzifo najwazniej.
$40 place miasta. Wjdac stad,
,,ze sytuacya jest grozna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-27
Menuelowi niewiele JUL po.
tenn z0stanie...

tenn z0stanie...
TEHERAN, "a lipca. Sy.
tuacya z powodu rewolucy:
! reakcyjnej podniesionej prze,
ex.szacha Mahometa Ali, 20
garsza sic, gdyz juz Geese
ludno6ci W stolicy oswiadcza
sic po stronie ex szacha Ma.
hometa Ali, pogarsza sic
gdyz juz Geese ludnosci "
stolicy o6wiadcza sic po stro.
ME ex-szacha, a wczoraj wy.
! wieszono z mur6w Tehera-
nu jego choragiew. Wiekszo66
ljednak, a W tenn bojowniczy
szczep Bachtyar6w stoi po
stronie konstytucyi.
KONSTANTYNOPOL, "a
lipca. W ciagu uroczystego
obchodu rocznicy nadania
konstytucyi wybuchf tn po-
zar, ME jest jeszcze pod kon.
trola akcyi ratunkowej: 1000
dom6w juz ley W gruzach;
W tenn gmach sztabu gene.
ralnego i wiele innych bu-
dynk6w publicznych. Wiele
os6b odnios1o pokaleczenia i
}rany,..
PARYZ, "a lipca. Cd rs lat
ME pamietaja tn takich upa-
low lax tegoroczne; udar6w
slonecznych i zgon6w co ME-
miara. w Fountainebleau
sp}ona} lasek ulubiony dla
wycieczkowicz6w paryskich;
drzewa wysch}e cd upa}u "a
|jely sic cd drobnej iskry i
wiekszosc lasku sldone}a.
LONDYN, "a lipca. Zdaje
sic, ze jednak lordowie an
gielscy ME mysla sic tax Ia.
godnie bez walki poddac
wnioskowi rzqdowemu, zno.
szacemu ich przywileje, jak
o ten 'onegdaj prasa donios-
Ia; znosza sic oni zagrzewaja
do oporu dla uratowania
swego honoru przy gtosowa-
l,iu mad wnioskiem owym, ja-
kie odhedzie eie juz "a dni
pare. Wczorsj premier A.
SOUTH byi ia audyencyi u
kr6la j przedstawi} m1 plany
swe ma wypadek oporu ]or.
dow; kr6l je aprobows}, to
znaczy, ze got6w jest zamia-
nowac nowych lord6w tylu,
ilu ich bedzie potrzeba do
przeprowadzenia reformy.
Prasa angielska powaz-
ME i 2yczliwie omawia zua-
mienna move kanclerza
Lloyd Georgia., wygfoszona
onegdaj a wymierzona pre-.
civ Niemcom; przytem prasa
zaznacza, re Anglia stoi
wiernie po stronie Francyi
W obecnych nieporozumie
mach marok ka6skich.
- Zac2ai tn sic kongres
powszec hny, ma kt6ry przy-
by1o tez wielu delsgat6w z
AmerYki.
Sensacye budzi " Lon
dynie nowy srodek ma sucho-
!! ty wykryty podobnno przez
ubogiego weglarza, Bryanta;
ma on polegac ma wdychaniu
woni gn ijse ego miesa q ra-
czej wytr wazajacych sic przy
gniciu gaz6w - amoniaku j
;;trym ethylaminY. Srodek 0
kaz ule sic nad7wyczajnie
skutecany szybko zabijajacy
bakcyle tubeskuliczne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-27

J. TEHERAN, q lipca. Ho,.
ryzont tn mocno zachmurzo.
ny; OK: szachs rewolucyonis-
tow banda ciagnie na stolice;
opiaia publiczna wzywa Rad
do energicznego dsia}ania.
Rad wystosowa} protestpod
adresem Angfi j Rosvi, IA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-27

BUFFALO. N. Y. Stefan
Madras bawil W przesz}ym
tvgodniu W Rochester tam
sic staf ofrara bandyckiego
napadu. 3ch jaki5: rabusi6w
Ez}apa}o g, ma granicy 1niasta
i-,w@5Jtwl 66*lszy- IA p.'lew-o-
kolicy toru kolejowego,
zwiaza)i, zaknebIowali mu
usta obrab owawszy, zostawi.
Ii lezacego na polu. Robotni
cy kolejowi uwoIaili Madra.
ga z wiez6w; siadfszy nastep-
ME ia towarowy pociag przy-
jecbat do Buffalo. w tych
dniach wypadkowo bedac
przy stacyi pclicyjnej przy
Louisiana ulicy, zauwazy}
przechodzaceg) czlowieka, W
kt6rym rozpozna} jedrego z
napsstnik6w. Natychmlast
pospjeszyf zawiadomic o tenn
policye i wyslany policyant
Walsh, zaaresztowa1 tego
cztowieAa. Aresztowany ma.
zywa sic Sadowski i zaprze-
CA stanowczo wsp6luGzia1u
W napadzie. Policya buffalos'
ka skomunikowa}a sic. po-
licya W Rochester i oczek u
je odpowiedzi cd tamtejszego
sZefa Quigley'go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-27

NANTICOKE, Pa. = J6
zef Bednarek, oskarzony j
aresztowany "a zbrodnicze
pod1ozenie dynamitu W domu
swych tesci6w PIP. Bykow.
sk'ch kt6re wywo}alo dwu
krotna eksplozye i rozsadzi.
10 piec W kawa}ki, zosta} u
woIniony, gdyz przeprowa-
dzone sledztwo ME dosiarczy-
10 dostatecznycb dowod6w
why.
Bednarek przyrzekf wypro-
wadzic sic z domu tesci6w
zamieszkac 2 iona osobno.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-27

+ HAVANA, "a lipca. Sko6.
czono juz wypompowanie wo-
DIV doko]a szczatk6w okretu
,,Maine", tn zatopionego, pra-
ca to niesko6czona jednak,
gdyz teraz trzeba usuwac
szlam i b}oto, nsgromadzone
W wysokosci 81 stop, poczem
dopiero bedzie mona przy-
staple do zbadania i rozebra-
mia statku, co potrwa jes .cze
20 trzy lub cztery miesiace
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-27

WIEDEN, "a. lipca - Ces
Franciszek J6zef ma zamiar
zjechac sic W Salzburgu z
bawarskim regentem ks.
Luitpo]dem, by mu osobis.
Gle powinszowac 80 letniach
urodzin, kt6re przypada}y W
marcu, ale w6wczas FIR. J6-
zef by} chory.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-27

TOLEDO. O. Podczas
kapieli " rzece Maumee ma
fwprcst parku ,,Walbridge'
dosta} kurcz6w j utone1 %
lvtni Boles}aw Rutknwski Z
Jadwigowa, czlonek iowa
rzystwa Strzelc6w Kosciusz-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-27

WILKES BARRE, Pa.
Dwunastoletni J6zei kaszu-
ba z Hazleton, skazaDy juz
poprzedn;o "a kradziez, zdo-
lai umkoac z domu poprawy
i nsstepnego juz dnia ukrad1
zloty zegarek. Pfzylapany
.przez policyanta,. gdy cbcia}
swa zdobycz spieniezyt przyz..
nal sic W eadzie do kradziezy
i rowedrowa1 z powrotem:
ma d}uzszy czas do domu po
prawY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-27

SHENANDOAH, Pa. T.
Bo]sk, zatrudniony W She
nandoah City kopalni prze
chodzac gankiem podczas gdj
pociag nape}nionych kar z
weglem przechodzil obok
niego, straci} r6wnowage j
upadl pod. ko1a wagon6w
kt6re przeszly mu przez pie
cy. Pc pierwszym opatrunku,
nieszczesliwego odwieziono
do Taunton Spring szpita1a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-27
GRAHD RAPIDS, Mich

Usilujac przeplynac
rzeke Grand tam napdW :
rot, ably wykazat wobec ko-
.leg6w swoje zdolnosci ply
wackie, utonal 23.letni Mi
chat Krakowski, zampnr. SO
Watson ul. Byi samotny; po-
zostawii rodzic6w j siostry "
starym kraju.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-27

PITTSBURG, Pa. Miody i
silny " sile wieku Jak0b
Pulkowski przeni6sl sic do
wiecznosci po zjedzeaiu me
Iona i wypiciu zimnej wody.
Smierc przyszia tax niespo-
dziewanie, 10 wielom ME
chcialo sic wierzyc by ten
nlody oby Satel juz pozeg.
nal sic 20 swiatem.
Sp. Jak6b przyby} do Ame-
ryki jeszcze ma'ym dziec-
klein. Tutsj chodzil i nkoh,
czyl szkole parafialna, q po
skonczeniu jak prawie wszy.
scy lnni zabral sic do piracy,
by rodzicom ME bye ciezarem.
Doroslszv do lat zdal egza-
min ma policyanta j wkr6tcs
Evening journal., 1911-07-28
DELAWAREANS AT
CAPE MAY THIS WEEK

CAPE MAY, July 2s-Wilmington
visitors to this place have been great
ly interested in the Wilmington to
Wildwood boat race. and many Of the
visiting yachtmen from the Delaware
River found entertainment here at the
Cape May Yacht Club. In fact the
visitors who came here will be in time
for the officers reception at the Cape
May Yacht Club tonight. Many of them
will stay over for tomorrow for the
races in which Wildwood and Holly
Beach boats will participate in Cape
May harbor.
Among the visitors here from Will
mington are DR.. p. A. Traynor, Mr..
and Mrs. S. F. Ogden, Miss Mabelle
Coppage, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. Bupp,
who are at the Star villa.
Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Fay and Mrs.
Albert Bird registered at the Colonial,
while at the Lafayette are Alfred IL.
Gawthrop, E. l.. Bergland and H.
Assheton, all of Wilmington.
Mrs. ]. e. Carter, of Smyrna, is
stopping at the Carroll Villa, and
among those at the Lafayette are the
Rev. j. L. McSweeney and Michael
Duncan, of Hockessin. The Rev. Mr..
McSweeney is rector of st. Johns
Roman Catholic Church at Hockessin.
Evening journal., 1911-07-28
SALVATION NAVY HERE
FOR TWO DAYS SERVICES.

The Jerry McAuley, the first evan
t51iual boat OF the Salvation Nav
vim arrive In Wilmington tomOrrs y
and will dock at the foot of Market
street
The boat is In charge of Major N. A.
Erickson. commander and evangelist.
With him are Mrs Erickson. singer;
Envoy H. H. Newly. first officer, and
Ole Halvorsen a seaman. The work
that the Army does from the boat is
chiefly among seamen. They viii con-
duct the following services while here:
Saturday. 7.15 o'clock, open air service
at Fifth and Market streets; D. m,
indoor service az Army Hall, 1915 p.
m. open air service at Front and
Shipley streets.
On Sunday the program will be:
2.15 D. m. open air service corner
Front and French street: 3 D. m, in
door service at Army Hall; 715 p. m,
open air service at Fifth and Market
streets; p. m. Battle for Souls.
ar Army Hall. The local corps will as
sist in all the services.
Evening journal., 1911-07-28
NUCENT'S SLUR ON
GOV. WILSON
Ten Members Of State Com
mittee Ask Jersey Chair
man to Resign
By The United Press.

by Inc united PreSS.
TRENTON, N. j., July 2S.-Ten Of
the twenty-six members of the Demo-
cratic State Committee got together
yesterday at Sea Girt and after re-
ceiving positive proof that the chair
man, James r. Nugent, had been
guilty of the coarse attack upon Gov
ernor Wilson Tuesday evening last,
when in a public drinking place at
Avon. he had called the Governor an
migrate and a liar" formally de-
manded that Nugent either resign at
once or call a meeting Of the COM
mittee so that action could be taken.
Nugent admits having made the
very offensive remarks, but seeks to
excuse his conduct by saying that
they were not intended for publica-
ton and that he had been taunted
with the jlbs by his friends that when
Governor Wilson recently used the
word "scoundrel" in an address at
Avon, he meant Nugent.
The occasion referred to by Nugent
was the recent dinner of the Mon
mouth County Democratic Committee
when Governor Wilson arrived late
and made a very progressive speech.
Before the coming Of the Governor,
speeches had been made by Nugent
and ex-Mayor Frank s. Katzenbach
OF this city. and inasmuch as they
were Of the stand-pat variety the
words OF Governor Wilson we're taken
to be an answer. II Nugent resigns
or is ousted It is likely that Congress-
man Kinkead will be made chair
man
Evening journal., 1911-07-28
RUSHING THE
CEIDEL CASE
Youth Accused Of Murder is
Indicted Day After
Crime
ACCUSED BREAKS DOWN
THROUGH FEAR OF DEATH
Rr The united Press.

By The United Press.
NEW YORK, July 2s.-Only trihe
more than twenty-four hours after he
is alleged to have beaten aged William
H. jackson to death in his room in
the fashionable Hotel Iroquois. Paul
Geidel a 17-year-old bell boy. had
been indicted on a charge Of murder
in the first degree.
Stirred by the brutality of the crime
and the necessity Of making an ex-
ample Of the youth. District Attorney
Whitman hurried the case before the
Grand Jury. At / o'clock the indict-
ment was returned and Judge Grain
announced that he would have Geidel
arraigned before him next Monday,
and after he had pleaded to the in
dictment, would fix a date in the inn
mediate future for his trial. Patrick
j. McGrane held as an accomplice. will
not be indicted at once as It is the
present intention OF the district at
torney to use him as a witness.
Geidel has broken down from fear
of the electric chair and required
medical attention I'm his cell in the
Tombs this afternoon.
District Attorney Whitman sent all
Of the witnesses before the Grand
Jury at noon. These included the
policemen who worked on the case
and Deputy Commissioner Doherty to
whom both boys talked. It was ex-
pected that an indictment would be
found In the case at once.
Evening journal., 1911-07-28
HAAG SHOW COMING.
Mammoth Enterprise win Pitch Tents
in Wilmington In the Good Old
Summer Time.

August 23 is the date fixed when
Wilmington streets will be crowded
with not only Wilmingtonians, but
people from miles around. The county
swain will be on deck TO buy his ''yel-
low haired. freckled face" steady, the
usual amount of red lemonade and
circus peanuts" for it will be circus
day. The Mighty Haag Shows will
pitch its tents here for one day and the
small boy will sit up all night t0-see
the show come in Next day he Will be.
in evidence around the grounds look
ing for chance to carry water to Gle
plants IN order 10 get a free pass. The
sedate business man will have we'll
disguised shiver of anticipation, and
when he is found vending his way TO
the show grounds will excuse himself
by saying: Il didn't care about the
show. but the boy wanted to come. ="
oh. no. he did not care about the
show Children come in handy occa-
sionally to lay things to.
Evening journal., 1911-07-28
KEEPS UP CRUSADE
AGAINST RAIL TRESPASSING

The publicity department of the
Maryland division of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company is using every
means to convince the public that the
company objects TO trespassing upon
property of the company. Through
the effort of Colonel ]. w. Aydon, rep
resenting the Publicity Department,
preachers and school teachers
throughout the territory covered by
the Maryland division are warning
children and their parents not to
trespass upon the tracks or other
property owned by the railroad COM
pany.
At present Colonel Aydon Is post
ing notices at the railroad stations
and crossings warning people not to
trespass upon the property of the
company.
Evening journal., 1911-07-28
TO ATTEND CONVENTION
OF OPTOMFTRISTS

James d. Stroud, manager of the op-
tical departments of the Millard r.
Davis stores, is going as a delegate of
the Delaware Optical and Optometrical
Society to the annual convention OF
the American Optical Association,
which is to be held at Salt Lake City,
Utah, August to IL. Mr.. Stroud ex-
poets to leave Wilmington on August
3. accompanied by Mrs. Stroud, and
after the convention to proceed to CAL
lfornia returning through Arizona.
making a stop at Tucson to visit Mrs.
L. G. Shaw. sister of Mr.. Stroud,
who has resided there for several
years. They expect to be away about
three weeks.
Evening journal., 1911-07-28
LEG BROKEN IN AUTO ACCIDENT

Richard Harman, aged go years, of
No. 2917 Market street. while crossing
Market street, near his home, about 8
O'Clock last night, was knocked down
by an automobile owned by o. G..
Gooden, and sustained a fractured leg.
The Phoenix ambulance removed Mr..
Harman to the Delaware Hospital.
Evening journal., 1911-07-28
PICK RREAKs WATER MAIN.

While digging a trench in shiplsy
street between Eighth and Ninth
streets today, a negro laborer drove
his pick into a water pipe. breaking
IL. A fountain of water shot into
the air and within a few. minutes the
excavation had filled, the overflow
running down the gutter and into the
sewer
Evening journal., 1911-07-28

do much toward guaranteeing world
wide peace for many years. He also
stated that there we're no differences
now existing between Japan aud the
United States. The photo shown
herewith was taken Of Togo and Cen
eral Nogi in London. where they rep
resented Japan at the coronation.
Evening journal., 1911-07-28
SCORES RECIPROCITY.
Does Not TOuch Outrages of the New
Tariif Law, Says LaFOIlette.
BY The United Press.

By The United Press.
MADISON, Wis, July 2S.-Under
the caption whose victory" Senator
LaFollette denounced the Canadian
reciprocity pact in the current Issue
of LaFollette's magazine declaring it
was a piece OF private legislation"
enacted into law ''in supine obedience
to Presidential mandate" According
to LaFollette the treaty will not re-
duce the cost of living, nor touch "thc
outrages of the Payne-Aldrich tariff
law"
The passage OF the bill, he declared,
rs victory for the railroads. whicn
may have the increased traffic rs
Canadian wheat flows into our mills.
and ms agricultural implements
motors and other manufactures go
from our factories to the farms and
homes of Canada
Evening journal., 1911-07-28

LONDON, July 28-Admiral Togo,
the doughty Japanese sea dog, has
sailed for the United States bearing
a message Of good will TO the Ameri-
can people Before leaving he stated
that the peace treaties between Great
Britain and Japan and between. Great
Britain and the United States would
Evening journal., 1911-07-28
W. L. DOCKsTADER HERE.

Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Dockstader ran
up in their automobile this week from
Atlantic City and spent two days in
Wilmington. Mr.. Dockstader will re-
turn the middle of August to prepare
for the opening of the Garrick Theatre
about September 1.
Evening journal., 1911-07-28
BY WHFTL FROM LANCASTER.

A. J. Whitney and A. w Carpenter
Wilmington lads have returned from
a motorcycle trip to Lancaster and
other points I'm Pennsylvania. Yes
terday morning the travellers left
ancaster for Harrlsonburgh and ar
rived home this morning.
Evening journal., 1911-07-28
DEATHS.
John T.. Lloyd.
Walter r. Jordan.
Elizabeth G. Reed.

ILOYD-In this city. on July 2Tth, 1911,
John T.. Lloyd aged 66 years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO a..
tend the funeral services az Madoey NJ. r.
Church on Sunday afternoon July 3oth, at
80 o'clock. lntcrnent at Siiverhrook
cemetery.
REED-fn this city. on July 2sth, 1911.
Elizabeth Grifcn Reed. aged 66 years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral services az the residence of her
SON -in.law. Harry b. Adams, 1246 Walnut
street on Sunday afternoon, July aOth, al
o'clock Intorment az WILMINGTON and
Brundywiue cemetery
JORDAN-At Moutrose. on July 27th. 1911.
Walter u. Jordan.
Relatives friends Cornthian Lodge No
90, A. r. & A. M.. Delaware Camp, No o6is,
NJ W. Of A. and the employees Of the Pull
man Car Shops are invited 20 attend the
funeral services az his late residence at
Montrose on Sunday afternoon, July 80 at
3 O'Clock. 1nterment at Slverhrook GENE
terry.
Evening journal., 1911-07-28
H. and H. DIRECTORs MEET.

The regular meeting of the directors
of the Harlan and Hollingsworth Cor
poration was held at the company's Of
fee this morning but It was stated that
nothing Of public Importance was con-
sidered
Evening journal., 1911-07-28
BUHDINc PERMITs ISSUED.

Building Inspector Cassidy has Is
sued a permit to Harry s. Lynch to
erect two houses on the north side Of
Twenty-fourth street, west Of Wash
ington street, to cost $4,000 each.
Evening journal., 1911-07-28
QUALITY

Columbo Coffee. the rich, mellow
drink of selected old coffee. .... .SOc
lbs, S110.
Pitted Olives-not stuffed. Crisp,
tasty Manzanilla Olives. A novelty in
Olives ............ 30c bot.
Elizabethan old-fashioned Ginger
SQUARES .............12c doz.
Evening journal., 1911-07-28
LAUREL NAN ACCUSED.

Special to THE EVENING JOURN
LAUREL. Del, July 2S-Ju9
Clapham has committed Capt
Lorenzo Massey to Jail in default
$4,000 bail on a charge of perform
an operation on Margie Bladesl
white girl aged II.
Evening journal., 1911-07-28
LAMN PARTY FOE HOSPITAL.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Ph,
sicians' and Surgeons Hospital wi
give lawn party on the hospit
lawn, Eighth and Adams streets, {
Tuesday evening, August 1.
Evening journal., 1911-07-28
GOOD SERVICE

Our quality delicatessen specials,
are displayed in air-tight refrigera-
tor show cases. No danger of flies
or other germs.
Fat Boneless Sardines, large can,
packed in pure olive oil ...... Csc can
Chesapeake Bay Herring Roe. a
dainty dish, served hot ......15c can
Evening journal., 1911-07-28

" and so Suits Tor 5000
These are the Hart, Schaff-
ner & Marx and Alec System
Clothes.
The evening world., 1911-03-29

turned. starting the water. Then they
discovered that it was too hot for work
and ran,
Tho testimony was closed. aud tho
Marshal said that while he might COM
tinue 1t tomorrow. s. was his iden
that all of tho facts that could be adj
duccd had already been stated.
The evening world., 1911-03-29
He Smokes Cigarettes.

'Do these cutters smoke cigarettes"
Are you a cigarette smoker"
81 don't know"
yves. but ! only smoke NJ home at
might"
Sammy Cohen. who worked I'm the
office, said some ono started to get the
hose and ordered the wheel TO be
The evening world., 1911-03-29
GYPSY PRINCESS
BORN IN Street;
CROWD LOOKS ON
Queen Lucia, the Mother,
Wraps Up Her New Born and
Starts to Walk TO Camp.

There IL a new princess among the
sypsics OF the tribe OF Queen Lucia,
which has It's camp along the banks OF
the Bronx River. not far from Myers
Park avenue and lebanon street. True
TO tho traditions OF her race. the child
was born in u public street. without a
roof or a home, while 800 persons crowd
ed around. acclaimlng the advent OF the
tribe.
or the crowd that gathered IN the stree:
many were children from a n~eighboring
school. And young Dr. Donahue. maxi
ing his first call from Fordham Hospital,
started his professional life with an en-
p%crience that few doctors have ever had.
II was Just after noon when Bessie
Lucia. known as Queen Lucia" wac
sccn walking leiSurcly In fremont
avenue. ON one arm she carried n
basket filled with fine silks and em-
broidcry. suddenly passers saw "the
Queen staGgcr and fall. 4 hurry call
vas sent for the ambulance at Ford
ham. Drs. Donahue and Noodle came
with II.
Crowd Aeelaims Princess Birth.
a great crowd surrounded tho woman
as she was stretched pom the sidewalk.
The doctors struggled to keep them
back and TO provide sufficient air for
the birthday or a princess. But titles
have ever attracted the herd. and what
Decies was pleased TO call the Below
The evening world., 1911-03-29
A Doctor writes:

" use Postum continuously in the family and
/ beHeve your campaign against the coffee hahH'
has saved more Haes Than all Uncle Sam Hfe-sazung
stations C0mbined.
Respectfully,
M d."
Like all II printed testimonials this is genuine.
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Write us and the name and address will be sent.
Why saved lives?
Many and many a ma o. woman finds the life sands
running low, and daily troubles show that food is not keeping
the body up to active, healthful vigor, and wonder why?
Some hidden thing retards digestion and the body does
not receive its needed nourshment.
To such we earnestly suggest leaving off Inc coffee entirely,
ever the famous comfy one cup in the morning. Replace it
with good, hot Postum made as per directions on pkg. and care
fully observe day by day the cturn Of health and strength.
That's the answer and
There's q Reason"
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd, Battle Creek, Mich, U. S.. A.