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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-14
Roneres / Ooenie.

Sra 9isbenbaun teleqraieres beu
10oe Sui:
Taa Den iHternutionaIe 8pmna.
itiffongres, iom / bisie Gage bar
ppret afbolot / Soenie, blep oct be.
iluttet at oprette ct International
9urem / grpsiel. Nr. 9roofs ira
Boston blep palgt iom &epr9ientant
for Imerifa. Nrite 8onsreS ifal
afboloeS / Roris 1918.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-14
Ct trdplt Qdr.
Snteritate Commences pmmiSiipnens
@irfiombeS iioitc Mar.
Wange ptstige Eager.


men bar, meboeIes ser ira @nibing.
ton Ben 10oe bS.. netop ailnttet bet
tranleIte % pirfiomite aor / lin %
aar Iange Siitorie. Sioen oen lite
Siili iorrige Iar bar ben erpeberet
life miuore eub go Sager, bpiIfet
er Here, enb Der .ioIieere erpeoere-
bes | en- bel 9efnbe.
Snteritate-4ommiSiiouens tSiito.
RE or | mango Scnieeuber ct SHE.
itpffe til De Jor. Staters SoieiteretS.
Tenne bar ! RepubIifeuS tioligitc
Sio ida lioet pooogtet, at nan meo
@an'feligbeo funbe ioa oeu$ MeO.
Ienlmer ooertalt iii at bebolbe fine
Stiainger. Wonge al Dem funoe
life iormaoes til at bli iiSoeroe, men
fog lin afifeo.
8 DC ienere aar bar man herimoo
ingeu 8anifeligbeber bopt / beune
Senieenoe. en- CONNER | 2auoet3
Ssielteret er boaltaueIig talt Ell
gtano for itg ieIo. Som fon lonIe.
oeS life itocn Son % Dom afiGttes
bocrfen al ErGiibeuten eqer al Son.
gresier. Sor beiibber Sribeocr %
Hcttigbeoer oa Wpnoigbeo. Der i
pisie Scnieenber euoog er ltsrre cno
GrGiibentenS.
Snteritote Commerce. cmmisiio.
men, Der, iom iast. / mango Sen.
ieenoer fan i~ammenlianes meb Ssie.
Iteret, bar giennemgooet en- ligucnbe
llouiflingsproces % ~llbpibelie al fin
WDuoigbeb. S mango Inr beioo oen
irgeu onben Wtpnoigbeb enc ben, at
afgioc Snoitiainaer % aisre anbeio.
lineer. Gen bapoe iugen Wogt til
at baanobRoe fine Wtanoater. Nen
alt bette er M ioranoret, oe Som.
missioner er mi iitano til at gisre
fine R~ien0elier eiieffTpe.
ON Den llbitrpfning, / bpiIfen
2opene ON commissioners Spret.
telie er blepet uopioeoe oa iuloit9n.
oiggiorte, fan mon giere liz en- Soc
pcb at betragte ReiuItoterne al Scrn.
banetarif Sagerne, Der iom befienbt
ungif De paatpnfte 6orbsieIier al
8nnernes Srnetiatier. aommiSiio.
men interpenereoe % iorbinbre0e
Sorbsielierne, Ger tilinmmen piIoe
bare beIebet ia til co. $2S, 5000 900
ON Iaret.
CONNER Suoion 6. Clemens bar
opret commissioners Sormanb iioen
/ Sanuar, o. Oct err life en- blot og
bar 8ilfGloiebeo, at commissioners
iterite Sirfiombeo bar uofoIoet zig
iiben BEN Sib.
s fine pngre aar nan6t ban fig
S~ilnabnet "S6e Wountain Golt~ og
bar napnfuroig poa. 8ruub al fin
Bigger, lin aftiuitet og fin itore gr.
beiosfrait. San bar energiif 90 be.
lao ben 9gbne at ioa noeet u6rettet,
mems andre iunoereoe pan. bpor og
bporonn De ifuloe gribe Singen an.
ltlig mango andre itore NGno, blir
ban iterre, 10 rGrmere man fommer
BAN inc pan 2ipet. San er life
pOerliggaoenOe, og bar ingen ipeciel
Intiputi moo Sernbnnerne, men ban
frGoer. at 2open ifal reipefteres %
baan6bGDes uoen Gerions auieelie.
De sprige Weolemmer al Som.
missioner er CHARLES u. Rroutn,
6ranflin q. Game, Cigar 9. Glarf,
Charles 6. 0fcGor0, Sames 2. Sar-
Ian og 9oltba5ar s. Weper.
Zen oiotigite Sag, iom Sommis.
iioneu iortioer er beififtiset meo,
er ben fornplig paa6egpnote timber.
isselie al Sanbets Grpreisfompa.
nier
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-14
Nv Qlafaia9.
Erriioentens % hans gruSerS Napn
prague inb.
0nsgcnbeimernes @nIas.

On M Ilaifaiag beifi9ftiger for.
tioen ReprGientontbuietS 8omite for
llbgiiter / Observation-Disclosures. Gaa
8rul,S al at boaoe TrGiioentens %
bans grober CHARLES g. Softs
9opne er truffet meo ino / aiiGren,
bar Sogen paft life ioa lioet al en-
Seniation.
Ser bIep for en- Si6 iibeu / Sen
offentlige Rrcsie iremiat @eifplonin.
ger ON, at Giharb 9. Hpan / Rem
Dorf, en- angipelig bemmeIig Iaent
for 8rggenbeimipnbifatet boooe
ienbt oao9renoe SnoreminiIter Bal
linger ct 8rep, bpori bon erfI9reoe,
at ban (Rpan) bapoe anmo6et Gbnr.
les g. Gait ON at lGage ct goOt Orb
inb for fig Dos i'm @ro0er angaa.
enbe pisie 9ano. og Sapnerettigbe.
Ser beb 9unben al Controller @ap
/ alaifo, og at Er9iioenten Ienere
~ingen Su6penoinaer bnpbe giort
MOB bans @%rbperpeIier al oisie ior'
snifebe Rettigbeoer."
De ongieloenoe Rettigbeoer angif
Ell Strpfning 2ano Lungs StranO.
linien, iom 8uggenbeimipnbifutet
snifeoe at fomme / @eiiooelie al iom
terminus for Sernbanerue ira Tine
aulgrtbeeienbomme inoe / 9ouoct.
Get bar en- Miis abbott, Ser err
nniot JON Sorreipnoent peo ct Sibss
ifrift, iom fsrit benleoeoe Sffeut-
~ligbeoens Spmcrfiombeo paa bette
bsiit ieniationele 9rep, og oerpeo
gap Stsoet til BEN al opennPonte
&omite paobegpnSte unberiegeIie.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sre0 @.
8ennett og Wftis Gbbott, Der begge
bar inbIt9pnt iom gioner, bar begge
tiliteoe, ga llnoeriegelierne / WSan-
bags tog fin 9eepnbeIie. DIR. Gen.
nett bar inofaIbt fordt gipe &omiteen
nprmere SplpSninger ~angaaenoe
BEN al Grpiioenten / lin Sio no.
iteote PROCLAMATION ON 9abningen
al 2dnbet peo 8unben at Controller
6ugten, oe Wiis abbott Tor at for.
tple, bpao bum pibite angaaenoe BEN
ombanoleoe Sfrioelie, iom bun bar
paaitaaet at bape fopieret. 9omi.
teens Meoe boloteS for luffebe Gore,
iaa man fienoer life til, boa0 Ser
gif for Zig.
B~rpiioent Gait bar peo i'm ill
6agefomit til @aibington fra ct Bar
Cages 2pittogt meb 9~nmppadter
"Mopfloper~ beororet en- inbgaaenoe
@fterforifning al Controller gap.ai'
loren. H~reiioenten bapbe inbtil lin
Siemfomit intet bort ON Sagen, og
iigeS at babe fslt fig / bsieIte @rao
in0igneret ooer De fremfsrte Sigtel.
Ter. Oct omtalte @rep ira Hpan til
9olinger err imiolertib iporlsit for
ipunbet, ibet Der troos en- grunoig
Raniagning al ale Splber, Sfabe
og andre @~iemHmeiteoer / Snorebe.
partementets 3ontorer life err lpffes
oes at ftnoe Sriginalen.
Charles g. Saft beiinber iig FOR.
tioen | 2on6on, bbor ban operpor
Song 8eorgs aroning iom ipeciel
~ambasiaosr fra Sc 5or. Stater; men
Ser bleo al Erpiioenten ienbt en- tele.
grafiif Gnmoonin9 til bans Eribat.
iefret9r / Cincinnati ON at UNDER.
is9e, ON Ser ifuloe finbes noget 8opt
al ct iaooant @reu / groberens
&ontorarfioer.
Sra Rripatiefretpren er Ser inble.
BET Spar ON, at ser life finoes no.
get Spor til, at noget ianbant 9rep
er bIepet ifrepet og nfienot berfra;
beaer intet onbet, iom funbe tpoe
poa, of Gait bar bapt noget meo
Hpan eaer alaifaafferen at beitiQe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-14

Seuutor S1nitb ira Nitlignr. iom
tioIiaere beItemt bauSe erflQ-
ref iig moo acknowledgements.
fomiten / i'm SelbeS, nGgteoe al oel.
tage ! Soteriugen oper uoget al
AmerOemeuterne og Gemofraten
Senutor Sborntor. opIpiIe, fsr Gote.
ringen tog lin 9egproelie at ban oen
ioresanenoe 2sr0og bauoe TENT ior
6ummius amenSement ON HisNtoI.
oens SubPUelie. og al Oct ogiao bau-
De uGret bans Seniigt At iIemme for
De surige Gmenoementer.
"M'en," erflGreoe ban, "ieg isler
mig MI oper6eoiit om. at ser er ilIlb.
itGuoig srfeslslt at ioriege paa at
iaa noget al amenocmeuterne ueo.
taget. Seq fnn life itemme moo Dem.
% leg sniter life IGugere at ipi0e
nogen GOae / scr Der Tor iig gaa-
enoe apmeoieipil. "a uil oericr iffe
oeltage i Soteringcn~.
Seuatorerne Glapp og Tiron
(beage HepubIifanere) 90 SenatOr
Simmons (Gemofrat) bolot / Otter.
mioSasens Sob frnitise Saler MOB
1raftatsiorluget. Senator Glapp
ertlpreoe / lin saie. NJ %rriioeut
Saft bapSe bsiet iig for 9pbeioltuin,
aernes. arap pna biaisere 9eunets-
mieIer og Tresieus 9rap paa biui.
sere Gpispaptr.
The evening world., 1911-03-14
new STATIONS IN SUBWAY
AND "a" ASKED By BOARD.

Alderman schloss wants the Public
Service Commission to establish a trans
fer point from the subway at stxty.sixth
street and Broadway 10 tire Ninth ave-
nue. elevated and at the meeting Of the
Board OF Aldermen this afternoon he
offered a resolution which was adopted.
1t requested the commission to take the
matter under Amusement with a view OF
putting the transfers In operation.
The same Alderman also declared
that there was a great necessity for a
station OF the Ninth avenue elevated In
the vicinity Of Eighty-seventh street.
There IL no station 10Y from Eighty
first street to Nincty-third street. The
Public Service Commission vas asked
to direct a station at Eghty-seventh
street.
A station of the elevated was also
desired. the Alderman said. at Ninety
ninth street.
A resolution calling for a subway sta
ton between N~inety-sixth street and
one Hundred ard Tenth street on the
Ieaox avenue division was also Offered
by the Alderman.
The evening world., 1911-03-14
JACKSONVILLE ENTRIES.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March 1.-THE On.
tics llr D. m1rruN's races are a. follows:
FIRST RtOE-9dllng; fourysar.olds and M.
ward; six frrlprcs. sRnnrie Rte. 20. Aunt
Radiation. III, rcvy TAYLOR, ii6; 'tNoraI queen,
90. pccp over, 1oi; l~to,eh1ro, lOi Can1pian,
l07 J. u Dsyt, 1l3; BLACK. Oak, III 'lnfer.
ton. 90; Tho W~Csilr'. iOi. Mae Hamilton, los.
raghle. ZIG. Al1 eligible 10 start IN first race
,,honli any declar,-louise X, Lady Orimar,
sEroNp R,oE selling; four-ycarolds and
Harcogt, io7; NchnirSvs, los. Cas1Te, XIX
Judge Walton, lCj ''Camel, iO7, stafford. los
De- 's,ll. ~. rs. Ma-Ja.a, 100 Congo. los
h,alil ,stur,Cyani, 10,
THiRp RICE. rgg'ci foqryes5,olis Ard M
Gs,i', iiO. Raleigh, ITO. ~
FOURTH RACE The Fountain ~ Youth
2 l.ne a'a.os; $1,000 two-ytarulds. four and
han trloug,. Mary Em.ly, loo. 'NAmericat
Girl, l03' S'qr Ja.aninc m ''ErNo.crcy, lO7
E,Wn iC,, p",,a. ilI S,la,9- Sparls, io7
'NfiisFiin Ni R}itciE"%s eiiiHn1siI Lee me ni'i tta f@I,I, An,
upward, one iale and seventy larl,-'TGi's cot
tage 90; Eva, 20; Llmpel lol Wins Ting. 1Oi
hushes .loi q. T. Hcmdan, iQ7 'Emm
Warden, 1905; Ruby knight, 90 ''Redmins,tr
%; ,NaushN Lad, loi GllndorG ,ioi Have
sIXru W,CE" sdlinr. lrrtSesf- ODDS. on
mile and 70 .y.c0nth -'-yvV. "a. .Old Roy
| fcO, ns.urtgu.. 1903 Oracle. 100 The Mn.
no; fs~Ulgt owen. !N, BodlIn. ln9 Firewooi
l0t; hgnar, 100; Robert Bn,r, 100. Gold WicE
10y: Dc'c't, lrt, SNcs N'stra los.
! ella mcl. ''nc7ate. I've rouri, apprentice a
'lnanca ela.rel. Track fast weather clear an
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BLAZE AT MOUQUIN'S
BLOCKS TROLLEY LINES.
Traffic Tied Up an Hour While
Firemen Fight Flames in
Restaurant.

For more than an hour this morning
the surface lines on Sixth venue were
blocked while the bremen were putting
out a fire IN MouQuin's restaurant.
Nos. 45i-i5S sixth avenue. The damage
amounted to 500,
shortly before 7 o'clock the chef pu,
a h~ve-gIllon POT OF fat on the tre. and
when mis- bdck was turned Ine Ia,
po!led over, ran 10 the floor and isnited.
The chef caliet for help and the dining
room and kitchen crews answered. Ia.
stead Of ~snotherlng the fire they poured
water on the burning fat and spread
the flames all over the Kitchen. Tns
smoke poured into the dining-room and
the LOBBY upstairs. When tae iremel
| arrived it was thought for a time the
building could not be V
The fire served to make a lot OF peo'
ple late for work because the lines
we're tied up just at the morning RUS
and people employed In the stores fur
tAer down sixth avenu had to walls
the rest of the way.
The manage said the %restauran
would be. ready for business Tonight
The restaurant IL one OF the oldest II
taat section Of the city.
The evening world., 1911-03-14
MEXICAN
CAUSED CHANGE
IN MILITARY MOVE

WASHINGTON. March N.-It Is re-
ported that the United States Govern
ment has modified It's plan to patrol the
Mexican coasts with warships on ac-
count OF a protest from the Dlaz admin
istration.
The Government has announced that
1t does not contemplate sendiag 5000
additional troops TO the BORDER, al;hough
more than tina; number have ben mott
fed to be ready to go to the ront. Tie
railroads have been sounded on the
question OF quick transportation, and
there Is no evidence about san Antonio
OF making the camp permanent
The decision not 10 send United States
war vessels into Mexican waters came
after the insursccto leaders had also
protested, They contend that the Uaited
States would have no right 20 interfere
with the landing OF ~coniruband goods on
Mexican soil. That us province would
be only 10 seize sucA goods when they
were found N!thiD the jurisdiction OF
tie United States,
These changes In plans are regarded
In Washington as q sort OF change L.
rune on the part OF the Taft admlnstra
ton In Its impressive military and naya
demonstration, There is every indica
ton that a deslre for more caution ha.
suddenly developed.
The evening world., 1911-03-14
AMERICANS TAKEN
BY MEXACAN AkMY
AXE HELD IN JAIL.

FL PASO. Tex. March lit is re-
ported to-day that the fifteen Americans
who were taken prisoners after the de-
feat OF the insurrectos at Casas orandcs
are held In jail al Casas Grandes peis.-
ing q trial. This offsets the belief he'd
by some that. the men nave been sum-
marily shot by the Mexican authorities.
A. soon as 81 became known the Amer
leans had been prisoners a newspaper
corr spondent. through the lnsGgrertp
junto here. SEM n message to Francesca
]. Madero. the Revolutionary President,
requesting that information concernLns
the Americans be forwarded. The mes
sage has not been answered. Late last
night another message VAS sent. vita
the request hat It tie forwarded to Ma
deYo.
The junta does not make known the
VEN of Its couriers, and no as
surance was r'ven that the message
would be delivered. Casas Grahies IL
150 miles southwest Of FL Paso, and The
only means OF travel Is by foot over
rough country.
Gonzales CARA. the insurrecto score
tary of State in charge OF the junta here.
insists tho Americans ave been sam
marty deal, vita. The friends OF Col.
C%uelisr, the Federal officer who took the
prisoners. say he probably would grant
the Americans the usual rights Of pr.s-
oners OF war.
The evening world., 1911-03-14
Honest Advice to-
COnSumptiveS =

somehow there exists a vast amount OF
shept'cism as to the possibility Of curins
consumption. . We state none but
isets' aEG are sincere In what we assert.
II ourselves afflicted with Tubercu.
losis' We shuuld no precisely what Ne
ssk DINERS TO do-take Eckman's Altera'
NV. promptly and faithfully. q. 4. The
reason We should do this. and warrant
we nave Tor asking al C~Onsumptiyes to
'ake IL. Is that W. have the reporU of
man! cures. one OF watch follows
idls sgsquehanns Ave-. Phila.. Pa,
ueHtieu.en. "Toi Two years / was at.
i!etsd with hcmorrhages OF the lungs, the
"uhioef iotaIeG neariy one hundred. Our
.sH"!! p"!sIGia. aJt.scu anJt..eI climate,
a IL remain would proudly De fAta.
ho"sse!, ! remained, and In February v!
dyOA "as ilEen witn a severe. attack
OF When recovered sl.l!.
eIebll! % WAX a1UIt the house was
ltti Nith a friChttal hucking cough, which
~ medicine ! had taken cou.G alleviate
was "sa.n %a.siseu to ~ to ahothss
Mareh 1909 that ! learned ~ Ecknan'.
AllefauNe. IL a short time my cougr
was sone ana ! was pronounced wen o.
gufrd' Siu-c that tine ] have hJu tN b
sigh attacks O! pneumonia. and ! ha,.
reser.ed TO no other medicine to effect
~ am at present, In excellent health and
zee. iHat as .ong as can obtain Eek.
sutnp'ion. ! cannot speak too highly .or
ts!gsedl HOWARD l.. KLor3.
A.ihn, nay Fer; Throa, and Lans
R.kti Scores and other 'eadlHg druggists.
~ 'or botNle' ~ cared cases and w-i,o
TO rckmsn Laboratory. phNade'phl,. =,
'oT addIuoGiI evidence.
The evening world., 1911-03-14
Master Bnkers' Organize.

The United Master Bakers OF New
York organized to-day with the approval
Of Justice Guy in the Supreme Cour'.
The objects OF the organization are
stated to be promote more friendly rela-
tons between the members and persor Q
engaged In the baking and retail bakery
business; 10 bring together in one mem
bersh.p all those individuals, arns and
corporations engaged In the retail blk-
ing business 70 the n that mutual in
%terests OF all In the b~uslnesE shall lie
fostered n promoted. The inro.pora-
tors Include: Charles Keue-lcter, Nith-
olis Dorm. LOUIS Baum, Emil Prolst and
Johr Sack.
The evening world., 1911-03-14

sympathy. the financial support and
battles the insurrcction. particularly In
Sonora and Chihuahua, could not con-
tlnue.
The Minister referred 20 an American
whom hi did not name, but who was
easily Identified as Creighton, formerly
a resident Of New York, who il reported
70 have helped destroy bridges.
81 am Informed" said the Minister.
that he IL leading n bana OF des-
peradoes along the line OF the Mexican
National Railway and that his band II
burning bridges, tearing up tracks and
creating other outrageous depredations.
i wonder II these individuals and tho
other Americans who have had SYM
PATTY with them and taken part in the
lnsurrection realize the significance and
Importance Of their attitude and acts7
What Americans Have Done.
1T is pretty generally known that the
line OF the Mexican National Railway
between Juarez and Torreon IL practice
ally out OF business bccaus OF the
depredatlons committed by Mexican
rebsls, led by Americans and their
American sympath.zers. In the terri
tory served b. that strip OF railway
are about 300 people who are ensaged
and employed In the mining Industry
Chiefly. Practical suspension OF bus.
ness Is the rule In this section In all
lines OF industry.
This means that there are thou
sands OF men out OF work. and also
that when they are Idle they are in
cited by some OF my disloyal country
men and Americans 10 Join the insur-
reetlonary movement under the prom
Use of some marvellous benefits.
Il will appeal once more to the good
sense and sober judgment not only o.;
my wne people. bu; OF all Americans.
10 think before giving the movement
support. even OF a moral character.
The Mexican Government ana myself,
have assurances from the United States
Government that there is no intent on
the part Of this country to Intervene In
the insurrection, and that no further
troops will be sent to the border
The evening world., 1911-03-14
RENT DUE, KILLS HIMSELF.
Laborer Out of Work Had Been
Told Il Move.

Out NJ work, out OF funds and friend
less, Ludwig Konig. a healthy but not
energetic laborer. killed himself to-day
In a little room he occupied n owed
for In the home OF Mrs. Amanda Fisher.
No. 1910 Avenue A. He had been living
IN Mrs. Fishers home for two weeks.
She knew absolutely nothing about
him except that he did not work and did
not pay hls room rent, Yesterday he
was ordered to move. Mrs. Fisher
heard him come In last night very late
She found him dead IN his rom this
morning with the gas turned On.
KONG left no clue to the Identity OF
his relatives, II he had any, The body
was sent to the Morgue, en- route TO
Potter's Field.
The evening world., 1911-03-14
HARDEN COULDN'T
SHAKE HOOPS OFF,
He TELLS COURT
CONTINUED from First Page.)

turcd Hoops, according 10 the witness.
''Maude gave me $50 to speculate for
her. / didn't think It was harmful
she'll enjoy her winnings and i'm give
the poor girl something TO think about,
EMP"
Harden swore he "reprimanded Hoops
and his wife" as follows:
1T strikes me, Bill. that you know I
wouldn't approve Of this. / don't want
my wife to get any easy money
Where did she get this So. anyhow-I
didn't give II to her and she has no
other income that l recall, never
gambled in my life, BIZ. As for you.
Maude,' he said, turning to his wife,
these things must stop"
How Hoops Healed the Breach.
Then the Iiardens had another row
which the affable Hoops was not able,
apparently, TO adjust. Harden lived In
his apartment and his wife At the
savoy Hotel. one evening ne met his
wife and Hoops AT an ester theatre cafe,
He asked Hoops why ne didn't drop
around and see him, too. as he visited
his wife. Hoops. he swore. replied:
"Perc, you're a man, you see. You've
got a chance OF getting out nights aAd
killing the evening. She cart I've
visited Der. sent her books, flowers and
candy and she'll come u in time,
but these differences take time to heal,
you know"
During four years until 1906, the Hard
.ns separated and were ~recouclled sew
eral times, Finally a reunion took
place and Harden swore he took n.
VIE 10 the coast and Western cities
on a second honeymoon" 10 begin all
over again.
They returned IN Neu yor. hapny
and the past forgiven. he thought, when
on their second day here the %uo.gultous
Hoops again appeared. THIS time ne
had a new automobile and Invited the
Hardens to Join him in a ride. This IN
vitation vas followed by others, and
then. Harden says. he could not md his
wife at home during the day. She was
away riding with Hoops, he said. Her
companiors;ip with Hoops continued
until she left him finally n went g.
Chicago. where she obtained her d.
kDrCn.
The evening world., 1911-03-14
ARE YOU FREE
FROM

Headaches. Colds. Indigestion.
Pains, Constipation, Sour Stomach.
Dizziness9 II you are not, the most
effective. prompt and pleasant
method Of getting nd Of them is to
take. now aud then. a desertspoon-
ful Of the ever refreshing and truly
beneficial laxative remedy-Syup
Of Figs and Elixir Of Sienna. It Is
well known throughout the world
as the best Of family laxative rene.
dies. because it acts so gently and
strengthens naturally without i'm.
tating the system in any way.
To get its beneficial effects It is
always necessary to buy the genu.
inc. manufactured by the Calilornia
Fig Syrup Co.. bearing the name
Of the Company. plainly printed on
the iron. Of every package.
The evening world., 1911-03-14
For Skin
Sufferers

If you have undergone
the itching, burning,
sleep destroying tor
ments of eczema or
other cruel skin erup-
ton and have suffered
from its embarrassing,
u~nsightly disfigure-
ment; if you have tried
all manner oftreatment,
no matter how harsh,
d~isagreeable or p
sive, to no avail, md
have all but given up
hope of cure, you can
appreciate what it
e a to you and
thousands of skin-tor-
tured sufferers, u
and old, when the first
warm bath with Cuti-
cura Soap and gentle
application of Cuticura
Ointment bring instant
and grateful relief, per-
init rest and sleep, and
point to speedyoand
permanent alleviarion.
eo,d everywhere. Send TO Potter Drug 4
ChsA. CORP Boston. ter book on ths ~.
The evening world., 1911-03-14
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-SellIng; tw~o-year-olds:
four and = half furlonss .-Arany, los
(k%oerner), S to 8. I to 10 and I to :, won
Mary Lee Johnson. 1916 GHufnagle), ! to
|. 3 to | and 3 10 ., second; Irlshtown,
10 (Goose). Q to 2. o to 3 and even, third.
Time-H.A SO. Auto Maid, Mamie Me-
Dee, Yankee Lotus. Calcthumpian, Tom
King, Traymore. Tennessee. Tranquillty
ana Fred Hall also ran and finished as
named.
SECOND RACE Selling; maiden
thre-year-olds; five furlongs.-Reputa-
ton, li Faln). ) to I, . to . and G to :.
won; Barney Ignoc. ll2 DUNN, 4 to |,
, 10 7 and even, second, Dick Baker,
los Loftus). GO to !, % TO | and Il to |,
third. Time-I.N AS. Mason, Danish
Girl. Myrtle Marion. Molly-Ho, Allan.
dale Queen. Blossom, Forbank, Rose.
worth, Florrie Bryan, Guns Hill and
Kettle Beraud also ran and finished a.
named.
The evening world., 1911-03-14
MORE AMEhICANS
KILLED IN MANGO.

Ell PASo. Tex. March li-Fedcral
troops from Matanoras and Togreon
caught a band OF rc5ols at Coyote Ilaci-
enda, mar Torreon last SATURDAY, ac-
cording TO mall ahvices. and there was
eonsidersble loss on eGcA SIDE. The rcb-
els had just ROBBED the hacierda.
Friday In a figh, Mt SauciIlo ia clenGa
80 rebels and 100 regulars met and SIX
rebels were killed. all Americans. IN
Identified.
Galena. In the state Of Nuevo Leon,
10 which Gov. Reyes i!ed a yenr ago
when In a controversy with President
Diaz, Is in rebellion now over certain
acts OF It's of1clals.
The evening world., 1911-03-14
TAMPA RESULTS,

FIRST RACE - 500. thr~ee-year-olds
and Up; five and a half ~furlongs: SELL
ing.-Chenault, l02 N~Nrispen), to l., 2
to I n 3 to ., first; Dandy Dancer. ii3
CTroNlerl. ( to :. . to 5 and out. second:
Blue Tie, 10 CQuinlan). : to /. 4 to 5 and
2 to s, third. Time. LII Johnny Wise,
Ameron. Charlotte Hamilton, Melzar,
Caltha, Broughan and Automatic also
ran.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 800: for
three-year-olds and upward seven fur
longs; sell'ng.-okolona, ~ Pr!or). 2l-2
to |, ! TO > and out, won; Warner Girls
well, 10 CWr'spen), 4 10 3. . 10 : and
out, second; Donation. los &C.. White),
t. TO I. I 10 ! and . to /, third. Time.
1.3j 40. Little Maid, Ida Lackford,
Nettie Carita ana Caucus also ran.