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The Washington herald., 1912-12-08

Can you imagine her delighs-heT great happi.
ness7 Really, 10 seemed to make q new woman
Of her. And what change Il made in mel Our
friends and neiEhbors hardly knew me as the
same man. To most Of them IL seemed . miracle
But II wasn't It was simply the Httle home
remedy that my wife gave me- We know It was
our neighbors who were heavy drinkers and it
stopped every one Of them from drinking. This
proved that II was not mere luck In my case
And now, we want others 70 try u. We want
every man and woman who suffers because Of .
dear ones intemperance 70 know what this
remedy is that my wife gave me. We want you
to know our story for we believe you will be
helped by It And we will be more than glad to
tell II n you will send US your name and address
Wife is the letter writer of our family and she
will gladly answer every letter that 10 written to
her. IShe will tell In her own way, much better
than can. what she used, how she happened TO
try It and how It worked She will give this infor-
nation with q glad heart SO do not hesitate to
write. She wants you to feel that she Is your
friend and that IL Is plea to do this service
In the ten years that have elapsed since was
cured many folks have written and asked her
how Il was done and she gladly answered all
letters And to show that her service has been
appreciated we would like to have you read
ward received from some ofthese people.
Dear Hsda @ is fsel very SrFts51 70 yUS for IeRs
he was cured eo8pIeteiy. Rrs. r. Cos5sH. AtEsTs.
PsHnG. ADear Friend: was benefited by your letter
not ha dnE % nj Fy .nf Ss
Friend: It cured him Of drunkenness He Is in better
health than before and different altogether.
It has saved Us many dollars and now live in peace
and happiness Mrs. AHE Mitchell YdlIIGHt Okla Dear
Madam: Your advice was taken At once and my son was
cured in a short tine Mrs AGTthG Day. RO1aokS, Va.
Such letters as these certainly do make my
wife happy for she feels that her efforts have
not been In vain and she says that she wants
you to address your letter to her personally so
that she can answer il herself She also wants
me to say that the remedy can be given secretly
if desired and that il is very easy TO use.
My vsifes answer will come in a sealed erve-
iope SO there will be publicity in your affairs.
There is one other thing. We have nothing to
sell, so please DO not send money. Simply write
with all confidence TO Mrs. Margaret Anderson.
IT4Park Ave, HillbUrn, N. Y, taking care TO
write your name and full address plainly. We
would suggest that you tell others who neeo this
Information. about my wife's offer, fer we often
wish that the " hole world knew L.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-08
HANSEN SKATERS
SWIMMING MARK
Y. N. C. A. Crack Breaks 25-yard
Dash breast Stroke) Record
in Is 1-5 Seconds.

Another local swimming record was
broken last night at the Y. VI. c. A.
tank, in course of series OF tryOuts
among contestants for places on the
Y. NJ. c. A. swimming team. when X. B.
Hansen did the 2j-yard breast stroke
in Is is seconds. This lowers the best
previous record. which was also made
by Hansen. last winter. by . l-5 sec
onds. Just to show that there wasn't
any accident in this big reduction of
time, young Hansen swan the event all
over again making the same record
the second time that he did the first.
This makes the second local swim
ming record TO be broken this season
within two weeks. On November Il
Rutherford did the 25-yard back stroke
in II seconds fat. thereby whiting
c-5 Of a second of the previous record
established by himself an even year
previous. when competing with the
Baltimore Athletic Club
Niles G. Hansen. assistant physical
director OF the Y. VI. {. A. and Goa n
OF the Nautilus club. which is the Y.
NJ G. A swimming branch. has com
piled the following swimming records
for the District OF Columbia. All rec
ords are held by Nautilus Club swim
mers:
2yyard dash-won by Quits Time. oIlt5' date.
March. 1911.
Nyard dash-won by QUITS Time. Oz IS: date,
7s-yaTd da.b-wcn h Cults Time. C:i5 s.; date.
February. 1911.
10 yard dash-won by Ramman- Time o. -;
date November. 1871.
I5tyard dash-wou by Bamman. Time, ! 81, date.
Mar-h. 1917
EO-yari dash-won BY MonIy. Time. 216; date.
March. 1873
Hoyari dash Won by B,mmsn. Tine. sse; date.
April. 1871
2S-,ard breast Won hy r. r. Hansen. Time,
OILS Is: date Dcrmhr. 1872
5O-yard brrasi-Won by wpod. Time. oil IS date.
December. 1911
9.yard breaSt-MCn By n X. Hansen Time
Ns date. January. 1872
s-yard back-Won BY Rutherford. Time, T 3-5;
date. Novembsr 1917
5c-yard back-wou by Rutherford. Time. o3925:
date. February. 1872.
soyard back-wou by RutherfcTd. Time. l07 IS.
date. March. 1911:
Underwater by Woes. Distance. 10 feet date.
January. 1911.
Piunse-won bv Brnnsr. Distance. 6s fee, 6
inches; date. March. 1911.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Str-,t Northwest. hetvesu North Capitol ard !
streets-Johanna OKeefe to Daniel and John
Quill all intcrrs, IN lot g. square 81. SO.
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Edith b. Newman lot y. square Is. SO
IDgleSide-Uni;ed s;atcs Fidelity and Guaranty
Company TO George y. Everett In I5. block
H. SO
Pleasant PIsrns-J"hn Moon ct " 10 Emma J.
Lloyd part lot - SO.
part lot a9. SO
Columbia Heights-Aura Nicdlckauf 70 William
4. PoindeHtcr. lot 81. square ~. SO.
BrEhtuood Pars ANNE A MlcsIe to Charles 4.
Pe'er lot 5, block Is. So
PetWorth-C Charles A. retsr> TX TO Anne A.
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Addition to Congress HelEhts-Herry 9. Long
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to Emory I Ireisud. 10, q suusrr 100. SO.
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The Washington herald., 1912-12-08
Throw Away
Your Eyeglasses
HOW TO SAVE THE EYES
IS THE TITLE OF A
FIR REE BOOK
simple Home Treatment Does 1t.

At last the good news can be publish
ed. 1t is predicted that within a few
Years eyeglasses and spectacles will be
So scarce that they will be regarded as
curiosities.
Throughout the civilized world there
has for several years been a recognized
movement by educated medical men,
particularly eye experts, toward treat
ing sore, weak, or strained eyes ra-
tiOnally. The old way has been to nit
a pair of glasses as soon as the eyes
were found to be strained. These glasses
are nothing better, than crutches They
never overcome the. trouble, but merely
give little relief while being worn, and
they make the eyes gradually weaker
Every wearer of eyeglasses knows that
he might as well expect to cure rheuma-
1ism by leaning upon a walking stick!
The great masses of sufferers from eye
strain and other durable optic disorders
have been misled by those who were
The Washington herald., 1912-12-08

DIR. John L. Corish, an able New York
physician OF long experience. has come
forward with the ediCt that eyeglasses
must go, Intelligent people everywhere
are indorsing him. The Doctor says that
Ine anclents never disfigured their facial
beauty with goggles. They employed
certain methods, which have recently
been brought to the light of modern
science DR.. Corish has written a mar
EelouS book entitled How to Save the
tyeS. which tells how many may be
benefited. in many cases. instantly.
There is an easy home treatment. which
Is Just as simple AS il is effective and
Is fully explained i'll This wonderful
book, which will be sent free to any
one. postal card will bring it to your
very GOor This book tells you why eye
glasses are needless, and how they may
DC put aside forever. When YOU have
taken advantage of the information con-
talned in this book. YOU may be able to
throw your eyeglasses away. and should
possess healthy. beautiful. soulfully ex-
IresSlNe magnetic eyes that indicate the
true character and win confidence.
Bad Eyes Bring had Health.
l)r. Curish goes further He asserts
ihaL eye-strain is the main cause OF
h"dGarh"S, nervousness, irritability. ned
TaStheUia, brain fag sleeDlessDess ston1-
aCh disorders, despondency, and many
"ther disorders. Leading oCulists of the
world confirm this and say that a vast
amount Of physical and mental misery
!S que to the influence OF eye-strain upon
the nerves and brain cells When eye
strain is overcome. these ailments
usually disappear as If by magic
FREE TO YOU.
h" OkOla Method. which is fully OK
rlained in DR.. Corsh's marvellous book.
j. the method which is directed at MAX
ing your ewes normal and saving them
from the Disagreement of these need
less unpleasant glass windows If v0u
wear Sldsscs. or feel that you should be
NtafinS them, or II You ar" troubled
with headach" in the forehead or ner-
N"usncss when your eyes are tired write
to-day to Okola I-aho ratory Dept. 5q3E,
Rochester. y. Y. and ask them to send
YOU, postage prepaid free of all charge.
the book entitled How to Save the
Eyes, and YOU Will never regret the
The Washington herald., 1912-12-08
eial Cable tn Tn. Washington Herald,

SPECIAL Gable to The Washington Herald.
st. Petersburg, Dec. 7.-Because he
loves the simple life and has determined
to retire to the country with his fascinat-
ing morganatic wife, Grand, Duke
Michael AIexsnderovitch, only brother to
the Gar. has definitely determined to re-
nounce his rights to the succession to the
throne. .
The announcement Of the quiet, unas-
suming Romanoff who is frank to con-
fess that court functions bore him dread
fully. has thrown Emperor Nicholas and
the members of the imperial family into
a ferment of anger. The Dowager EN-
press Marie Is so incensed at the action
OF Grand Duke Michael that she says
she will not return to Russia unless he
changes his mind. Such a change on the
part OF the grand duke would involve
dissolution OF the morganatic marriage
which Michael contracted in 1910 with the
twice-divorced Nine MarmoRtofI
The morganatic marriage. however. has
recently been blessed by the birth Of
son. and this is believed 10 render the
decision of Michael irrcvocable. The
birth OF the child undoubtedly hastened
the grand dukes decision. He states
that he will retire to the private life Of
country gentleman. assuming the title Of
COuHt' III OTuer 10 ENJOY uOHltsllC OLSS
far from the atosphere OF the court for
which he never had any prediction.
Succession In Doubt.
The Emperor is opposed TO his broth
ers plans all the more because of the
recent serious illness Of his only son. the
young CZarevitch Alexis, which has re-
vived fears for the succession. The sons
OF the late Grand Duke Vladimir. who
would become the next candidates for
the throne, unhappily share their fathers
intense unpopUlarity. All classes OF
well-informed Russians. indeed, regard
the possibility OF their ascending the
throne as disastrous for the dynasty.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-08

the Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
BlaCksburg. Va.
Miss Rachel Smith attended the
Thanksgiving dance at Indian Head, Md.
Mr.. c. Shirley Leachman spent Thanks
giving at the home of his father. Mr..
c. Leachman. Manassas.
The Misses Bouldin. OF Baltimore. are
the guests of Mrs. Florence Wheat.
Mr.. and Mrs Victor Emerson. of this
city, spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and
Mrs. =. II. Lynch. Manassas.
Mrs. Charles f. Bruin spent Thanksgiv-
ing with her neice. Mrs. William F.
DOwel, Manassas. and also during the
week visited relatives in Brandy and
Culpeper.
Mr. Douglas Clark. Of Philadelphia.
and Mr.. Thomas Clark, OF this city.
during the week visited their parents.
Rev. and Mrs. T y. d. Clark, Manassas.
DR.. and Mrs. J. Stewart Jameson have
returned from trip to Panama and the
Canal Zone.
Col. and Mrs. T. F. Spangler Of Zanes-
vile. Ohio, spent Thanksgiving as the
guests OF Mai. and Mrs. William s.
Greene. 81 North Washington Street.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-08
Brother of Car Plans
To RenOunce Rights
Grand Duke Michael Sets Russian Court in Fer
ment by Intention to Give Up Position and
Live with Morganatic WIFE,

Every attempt made by the imperial
family to persuade Grand Duke Michael
to abandon Nine. Marmontoff have fail
ed. To all arguments and threats
Michael has replied. that he placed no
store on his official or imperial rank
and would gladly renounce them rather
than separate from his wife.
Grand Duke MichaeI's wife is a woman
OF extreme beauty. vivacious, with inter
est ana charm. She has been splendidly
educated and when very young married
Sergius MarmOntoff, OF st. Petersburg.
After the birth OF their first child
the MarmOntoffs drifted apart, and quar-
rels became frequent. At this stage.
Grand Duke Michael entered the life
of the beautiful young woman. Both
were under thirty at the time. Nine
MaTmonton reciprOcated the love OF
her royal suitor and insisted that her
husband give her a divorce. Marmont-
or consented.
Tongues Start WnHEinE.
The grand duke continued his court
ship. Scandals tongues began to waE.
Mime. Marmontoff's family. fearing the
wrath OF the Gar. urged her to marry
again. Hearing this. Grand Duke Mich
ael said. I'm get you husband"
And he did. He persuaded a young
officer Of the regiment OF CuiTassiers.
Of which he was colonel, to become his
charges husband in name only" The
young officer consented. and Michael
continued his attentions. Gossip then
grew so outspoken that the Complacent
husband was forced TO take cognizance
of it, and he divorced his lovely wife
ThereupOn. the matter coming to his
ears. the Gar banished Michael to the
remote town OF Orel Michael. however
escaped hurried to Moscow, whore he
met the former Nine MarmOntoff. and
after much difficulty found a priest
willing to marry them.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-08
vOLCK DIVORCE DEFENDANT.
New Yorker, Relative of Ambassa-
dor'S Wife, sued.

New York. De-. 7-Ad!ebert G Nolck.
a relative "f the wife Of the Brazilian
envoy to th.s country. Mr.. u da CANA.
who was formerly Mrs Arthur Hearn.
Of this city. was to-day made the defend
ant IN a divorce action nled by his wife.
Lillian. who alleges desc rIIo1 md non
support Sh- asks for rha custody Of
their three car-old son and So" a year
alImuny.
The wedding Of th.. Young onup!" fol-
lowed a courtship in England and was a
prrt"ntiouS social event IN New York.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-08
CAPITAL MANS CLOTHES BURN
Fire Damages Apartments of VI. NJ.
Dixon at Princeton UnivcrsIty.

Princeton. y J.. De-. IA band Of
volunteer fremcn made UP Of students
Of Princeton University Early to-day pre-
vented the destruction Of historic With
erspUun Hall. Qn,. Of The dDrmit"r.,s. 10y
FIRE. The blaze vas coulin"d to the apart
menrs "F VI. NJ II Nou. Of Washington.
and NJ II. Crichlew. "f Salr LAX CItl,
v here It ori=irated. with N.i"a l.ss.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-08
Another One from win.ted.

Winsted Conn. Dec. "A half-bushel
OF Spanish gold dollars. dated 1901, found
by Frank Fabri. a contractor. on the es-
tate OF Elliot n. Curtis. of New York.
proved to be Counterfcits.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-08
My Wife and I
Want to Tell You
How She Stopped
Me From Drinking

For over twenty years ] was a very hard
drinker. Iioved liquor. cared for moth
ing else. Every cent could get hold Of
spent for beer and whiskey. Ny work was
neglected. Our home was In sore straights.
Ny case was about as hopeless as a mans
could be. My wife was constantly beg
ging and pleading with me, but loved
liquor too well couldn't stop.
Many women would have despaired and given
Up all hope, but my wife didn't. She kept trying.
Finally. about ten years ago, she gave me .
simple remedy, hoping against hope that 10
would have some eneet upon my drinking. Much
to her surprise, it stopped my drinking sHtirelyl
II took away every desire ever had for alcoholic
liquor. ] have not touched a drop since.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-08
Away With
Worthless
TruSSeS
Like These

Yru can make thorough prorcIt-tovou test Of
this ct NRANTEED RUITURE HOLDER with
Out having To rrk single cent.
Wen send it to You fer sixty days triaI rracti-
,aII, LEND it To- YOU that long-It to let yOI
frr yourself how il takes all the misery uft uf being
rItw~L
II tr.. 90 DAYS TRIAL We allow drcsnt Prove that
II will kccr yUur nFtUrr from coming ont or bother
lng ,ru in any Way-m spite Of any work you do
any other strairs-the ii won't Gust yuu penny.
The Only Thing Good Enough to stand
such n Test.
Yuu know well We that mere tTy-on-hke
at drug stuTC-caut possibly prove whether trlss
cr uythiug else fCr rupture Is going 10 do any
good
Neither - Just a few days trial a safe test. \
tnrs, ur sD-Callcd appliance NAV sem all right
tn, fI.t week or and then turn out 10 he no
good whatever
Rut ,u,t can't possibly make a mistake if y0u are
allowed sixty days time in which 10 make a test.
And there Is only one thing Of any kind for rup-
turc that you can get on such a long trial
only one thing GOOD enough to STAND such a
long and thorough test
That r. our GUARANTEED RUPTURE
HOLDER the famous Cluthe Automatic Massag
ing Truss.
Made On New Principles.
The Cluthe Truss is radically different from
EIGHTEEN SEPARATE PATENTS. Made on
an absolutely new TTinciple-far more than Just a
truss
II has 50 thoroughly prore,l its merits in nearly
30 900 cases that surgeons in the L. S. Army and
Navy and physicians in all parts Of the world now
recommend it instead Of advising operation
VIII Save You from Operation.
rupture can't possibly he rclicred-cart ercn
be kspt from growing wOrse-unless protected
The Washington herald., 1912-12-08
Darwin. Snn Dics.

London. Dec. Prof Sir Goo g Oar
win. second son Of Irnf- Charles Dar
win. the famous authority On evolution.
died at Cambridge to-day. \ widow.
formerly Miss Maud DI Puy. Of PAlla-
delphia, survives him.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-08
Too Many 1a's in Inaugural Date.

Chicago. Dec. 7.-BeCause there are too
many 'thirteens' in Jauary l3. 1913. the
date of the State inauguration. Cover
nor-elect Edward F. Dunno. has rraCti-
cally decided to postpone the event one
day.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-08
Gct -MorId.. Grcatc.t Rupturc Book.


Don't send any m"uey don't take any r,k. Just
vrrtc for free b0,k and find out all abnUt il.
This sensaJirnsl. hrrk-Crth bound. o pages. %
s,I a-stc article and , Photographic illustrations
fI OF facts Tor the ruIturCd before Put in
ITInr.
1t shows why elastic and sTring trISscs arr
Iime-how they the rIpJuUd mans worst
cncmy-why the law should stop their sale
1t c1rcses the humb1E 'appliarcps' '' methods. ''
systems" ''TlIstrTs" a..
II shows why OPERATION for rupture ends in Ter
manent weakness or death uftencr than in complete
TpJDvCTy
And il tells all about the famous Cuthe Auto
matte MasSaguE TrIss-EiTes names and adlreSSrs
Ct 500 Teople in all parts Of the country who
and tells how you can Ert it on sixty DAYS trial.
and tells how you can get it sixty DAYS trial.
and how little II costs il you kerp it,
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send NE yCur book''-that will take only a min
utr Int NAV bc the means q freeing yOu from all
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The Washington herald., 1912-12-08

4 findI decree for divorce on the ground
% dcsertion was given in the Corpora
ton Court to-day in the case Of Flor
enCe L. Marks against Samuel NJ. Marks.
The Circuit Court for Alexandria Coun-
ty. Judge J. B. T. Thornton, presiding,
will convene Monday next.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-08
This Invention for Rupture
Sent on so Days Trial
Won't Cost You a Cent If the Two Months Test
Doesn't Prove All Our Claims

asainsr I'll strains ard constantly kcIt from crmrE
cut. Just as q broken bone can't he "SIl'" snless
constantly held together.
And that Is the curse Of wearing rasti- or sr-1rZ
trIsses not cre in twenty ever holds >.rrc~-fu'L-
they ssrurr 0r later make operation Absolutely 40
Os-ary instead Of preventing 10.
But 7mrnhcr that the CLTTHE T7I-z Il
GUARANTEED to hold and that It wont c,rt
yutI cent II IL doesn't. IN ADDITION -
constant holding it PROVIDES THE ONLY
WAY EVER DISCOVERED for OVERCOMING
rIpturr.
Il does thar eEtIEvly aUtomstiraIly-withTIt a0y
attention whatever from yn,u And has thus
brought compCtc rGoovcrv in thoruSands Of
that seemed almost h0ISle-s and has saved thorI-
sands # people fnm having 20 rIsh their lives under
tho SURGEONS knife
The Washington herald., 1912-12-08
Made On New Principles.

rupture can't possibly he relievsd-cant ercn
be kept from growing wOrse-unleSs Protected
The Washington herald., 1912-12-08

The Willard Women's Christian Tenn
ptrdnce Union was organized to-day at
a meeting held a the residence Of Mrs.
Amy c. WeeCh, ?0l Prince Street. with
the election of these officers: Miss Alice
DE Vaughan. president; Mrs. Lillian
Henderson, first vice president; Mrs.
Amy c. WeeCh, corresponding secretary;
Mrs F. Underwood, secretary; Mrs. Os-
car PierpOint. treasurer.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-08
No Belt. No Leg-Straps. No Springs.

The Cluthr Tr-ISs does away entirely with the
Clrs. OF wearing belt, IeE-straTs. and springs.
PeuTlc who have tried it ssy It Is comfortable aS
their clothing. And it l. Uatcr-TToof-uill hold in
the hath Also P,rsI irajI0uI roof. lastly krpt
,lCau.
The Washington times., 1912-05-10
Springtime Aids to Beauty
BY CLEO DE GALYs

"A genuine complexion beautifer is
made at home by dissolving an original
package of mayatone in a half pint of
witch hazel" Gently rub this solution
over the face. neck. and forearms In the
morning. and It will hold all day. 1t
will not rub of nor show like powder
and makes the skin soft. satiny. and
pliable.
No toilet table Is complete without a
jar Of Mother 8 Salve. 1t Is a splendid
remedy for chaps. cold sores, pimples,
eczema. and skin eruptions. 1t Is anti
septic and heals cuts. burns, scalds, and
long standing sores
"A safe, sure and speedy way to re-
move superfluous hair on face or fore
arms is by applying delatone naste. Mix
enough powdered delatone and water to
cover the hairs. apply. and wipe OF
after two or three minutes: then wash
the skin and the hairs will be gone.
Soap AMI water dull and deaden hair.
II Is better TO use dry shampoo TO
clean the hair and scalp. Mix four
ounces of powdered orris root with an
original package of therox. sift tea
spoonful over the head and brush thor
onghly through the hair. This treat
ment makes the hair grow. long and
abundant. and It becomes bright. wavy
and beautifully lustrous."