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The Washington herald., 1912-02-29
Illness Delays Play.

The beautiful play Of Mrs. Christian D..
Hemmick, who was formerly Mrs. Bar
ney, which is to be given at the Play
house next month. promises TO be the
artistic event OF this season. The day
has been postponed from the 18th and
18th, TO the evening of the 18th and the
afternoon OF the 18th Of March, owing to
the illness OF Mr.. Preston Gibson, who
has charge Of the scenery Of the per-
Torrance. II is Oriental in character
and mystic and idyllic. II will serve to
Introduce to the Washington public
new dancer in the Apollo-like Nayrb. He
is a wonderful dancer. Mrs. Florence
Fleming Noyes. OF Boston, or Galatea. as
she is known professionally, will have
the leading feminine character In the
tableaux as well as the wordless play.
Miss Elizabeth Reeside, who made her
debut in concert with the Washington
Symphony Orchestra yesterday. will take
the character of the shepherdess and Mr..
Louis Thompson. young tenor the pro
tege OF Mrs. Hemmick, will be the shep-
herd in the play.
Viscountess Benoist d'Azy, wife OF the
naval attache OF the French Embassy.
and Miss Margaret Cameron received the
guests at the first meeting OF the Skat-
ing Club yesterday afternoon at the Ar
cade rink This club, which will meet
each Wednesday afternoon, from to s
o'clock, during Lent, has been organ
lied by the Viscountess day and Miss
Katherine Cameron. Its membership
consists mainly OF the members Of the
former Monday evening dancing class.
which met during the season at the
Playhouse. Tea was served at o'clock
at small tables. and an orchestra was in
attendance throughout the afternoon.
Among the members and skaters yester-
day were the Italian Ambassador and
Donna Beatrice Cusani. the Brazilian
Ambassador. Senor da Cana; Mrs. Es-
mond Ovey, Nine. Won Herwarth, Mrs.
Chandler Anderson, Mrs. Hunt Slater,
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont. the Misses
Aldrich, Miss Catherine Britton. Miss
Margaret Draper, Miss Lippett, Miss
Ruth Wales, Mr.. Bowie Clarke. Mr..
Horstmann, of the German Embassy
stafl; Mr.. Henri Martin, Mr.. Hartman.
Count d'Adhemar. and a number Of men,
bers Of the diplomatic corps.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-29

The officers at Fort Myer will give
an informal hop on. Saturday evening.
March ?.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-29

Mrs. Portner and Miss Anna Portner
have returned TO Washington from At
lantic City. where they spent the past
The Washington herald., 1912-02-29

South yesterday for visit to Miss Nc
kenzie and to take part In q series OF
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-12
90 NOT LEAN UPON OTHERS
learn TO Stand Alone or You Never
Win Become Strong or
OristnaL

Power Is the goal nr every worthy
ambition. and only Weakness comes
from imitation or dpbendence OF oth,
ers says Orison SWEET Marden in Sue
cess Magazine Power is sell deyer
oped sell generated We cannot m
crease rho strength ot our muscles 0y
slt:ing IN museum auo letting an.
other exercise tor ms
Nothing else so destroys the power
10 stand alone as the habit Of leaning
upon others II YOU team you Win
never be strong or original Stand
alone or bury vour ambition to be
somebody iu the world
The man who tries To give his chtl
dren a start IN the world so that they
Viii not have so hard time as he had
l. unkuowingly bringing disaster upon
them What he calls giving them a
start will probably give them set
hack IN the world Young people need
all the M tive mower they can get
They are naturally leaners. imitators,
copiers and Il is easy for them u lie
velop into echoes. limitations, rhev
Nill not walk alone while YOU furnish
crutChes they will lean upon you just
as long as you will let them
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-12
HE AROUSED HER INTEREST
Woman DIDN'T Want Books or Pic.
lures. bot LOTION TOR Wrinkles
Was Different.

Madame, said the genrlemanly
agent y am selling a collection of the
greatest poems ever written The book
is finely bound, containing 6a7 pages
aud
Il dou1 care FOR poetry You win
have 10 excuse me
In that case ma am perhaps you
would like TO see Bible that | am
selling II contains q handy index
which viii enable you TO dud any
name or quotatiou without
No. we have all the Bibles We want
Really. am very busy
N YOU are interested in art | can
furnish you with repicas OF all the
old masters. so Cleyerly done that no
once would De able to-
We have an the art We want. (
must ask YOU TO step outside at once,
Won't YOU let me show you a col,
lection OF the worlds prose master
pieces Il is the most handsome vol.
ume-"
No don't care to be bothered any
further Good day
Il am handling a lotion that is guar.
anteed 10 remove wrinkles in one
night II is recomT ended by"
Just step in and be seated. won't
you. please? DO you carry a supply
with you for immediate delivery"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-12
Msu Driven From Homo

Every year. in many parts OF the
country, thousanCs are driven from
their homes by coughs and lung
disessSs. Friends and business are
left behind Tor other climates. but
this h costly and not always sure.
4 beiterway--the way OF mul,ltudes
is 20 use DR.. Kings New Dis
ooyery AId cure yourself at home.
Stay right there with your friends.
and take this safe medicine. Throat
and ling troubles find quick relief
Ild heath returns. It's help in
tergEs, tcles, grip, Group, whoop-
ing cough and sore lungs make It
positive blessing. soc and $500.
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by
all Dealers.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-12
FIRST American Trade roksn.

The first token issued In the United
States was in 1889 by William and
John Mott. Water street, New York
city. manufacturers and dealers in
watches and jewelry II was pretty
little piece. somewhat smaller than
the old copper cent? The next issue
OF token was by Talbot, Alum & Lee.
India merchants in Pearl street. New
York city. These cents bear the date
o fl7sf and l795, The design and die
work are especially fine. They were
struck in England aud had large
circulation.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-12
oons SUSPICIOUS.

Colonel Gouscyelts deuial o.
Boise rcntoae's charge of accepting
large campaign contributions from
the Standard oil are convincing
pnly 20 those WHO were already con
WINGED. Who see la the Rough Rider
political p,pc VINO ,au do uo
wrong. Ills reply 10 the charges OF
fatt,uiug hts campaign nrud from
The Oh kings cufleis resem-
bies greatly his denial OF political
dealings Nth thc late SIC Hartman
witch amounted maiub 10 calttug
that masuate sburt aid ugly words
and cousguiug him tp Ute member
ship in the Anapias club
That he isn't opposed 20 trust
mouey is evidenced 10y the prumI
neut part played iu the l}ull Moose
campaign by Mr. Perkius, the mas.
nate Of the Harvester uu,sl, ana
The further alignment on his side
OF ,Av American steel trust. the.
tobacco uust aud other combine
tlous, who are using immense funds
OF their own to finance tho RousH-
welt campaign From any angle ono
mas look at IL there Is a very
grave suspieiCu that 4 H. aud tho
trusts are on TO friendly terms and
that be Is placing himself under
such obligations 10 them as tgi
warrant the conclusion that they
viii expect and receive fayors OF
the Roosevelt administration in case
81 his election 70 the presidency
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The investigation OF campaign
funds used iu the presidcutlul cleo
lions Of 1904 aud 1908 Is proving
nothing that the people ina general
do not already know Il takes mon
ey to ran political cempaigns. aud B
lot Of H. and the only place 70 get
the money Is frCm those who have
II No intelligent citizen thought
for moment that churches and
riihs onGry societies. farmers. day
i-3urers or washerwomcn furnish
ed tie campaign funds The iu-
vesllgntion has not even rcyell. Il
20 certainty how much the cam
palsu managers sItnf Most OF
the money ruIach was used In pay
ing the expense Of speakers aud n|
sending ou campaign literature
which was not read u any of n.
WIS uatd as slush tund thnt
mooney with n supposed 20 so 60
buy voters. % revcr reached as fnr|
as Idaho. According TO the good
gueasefs. Que of the most expensive
campaigrs cr recent yeais Is that
iu pn cffclt to place
Theodore Roosevelt 40 the head OF
the Republican Ticket and Is nov
being used to elect him president
In Investigating campaign funds
which have passed history II looks
like an effort was being made 10
sboo tbo attention Sc the public
away from more recent ana more
interesting campaign
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-12

Few, if any. medicines, have met
with the uniform success that has
attended the use OF chamberlain
Cello, Cholera ard Diarrhoea Rem
edy The remarkable cures of
collie ard diarEcea which it has
effected in almost every neighbor-
heed have given it wide re-
putaticn. For sale by all dealers.
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$50, 900, 900 Los AUnual'y by Wage
farUerS

DR.. Sadler estimates that about
so million dollars in wages is lost
annually to the America people as
a direct result OF colds. Lost time
means lost wages and dootoring is
expensive. Use Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound promptly. 1t will
stop the cough, and heal and sooth
the sore and inflamed afr passages,
b b Davis.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-12

The implicit confidence that many
people have in Chamberlain Col
ic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
is four ded On their experience in
the use of that remedy and their
knowledge of the many remarkable
cures of collie, diarrhoea and dy-
sentery that it has effected. For
sale by all dealers.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-12
Reason In Anlm.Is

Watson In The Reasoning Power
OF Animals" holds that they reason:
Romanes in Animal Intelligence" is
Inclined to the belief that some have
reason and others sense. while James
In Psychology" holding that dogs
have sense TO protect their owners
property. though never so taught"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-12

If you knew of the real value Of
Chamberlain's Liniment for lame
bsck. soreness of the muscles.
sprains and rheumatic pains, you
would never wish to be without it.
For sale by all dealers.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-12

Hives, eczema, itch or salt rheum
sets you crazy Can't bear the touch
of your clothing. Doan"s Ointment
cures the most obstinate cases. Why
suffer? All druggistst sell it.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-12

Speaking OF hunting remarked
old BIN Misgiyeus. who bedraggled
and Wet proceeded TO wiring his
old socks Into the OFFICE waste pap
er basket. zone time / was out in
the mountains ia Oregon. when
there came terrible thunder show
cr There was actually the heay-
lest rain cloud down about half a
mile below MS that ever see. Me
and "a feller that was along went
down little nearer and SO help me
II We didn't see flock OF about so
big mallards swimming round on
a pond Well, sir. we out with our
guns and knocked over seven or
eight OF them ducks the first shot.
But then we was up against IL.
The ducks were floating around on
the rain cloud. but it was hanging
over preeipioe about 5000 Zee.
high and We couldn't wade out into
the cloud TO get the ducks. Just
then the cloud seemed to burst all
To- pieces aud let them ducks fall
straight down Tor more than a mile
that is, the ducks we had shot. We
climed down the mountain as soon
as we could and finally found the
remains OF them seven ducks. The,
were smashed so flat on the rocks
that we had to scoop EN- up with
a shovel, and OF course We couldn't
get EN- skinned and dressed just
naturally lost the whole bunch.
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Tales of the Town
or The sPRlNG Has COME AGAIN

81 re sge,ao 80 coue $3.50,
4 wIih beauty in hof train.
\ i Ano HeI own SWEEP 01os ar
/ 10 her merry feet again
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or tie roay United iprons
on m. aprlre ba, come again ,os.
ana her ess IL bright and blue
Aud siagle yiolei n her haB
Aad iiehi fush 20 her cheeh
Ana he to.s is,s- ,ney should speaN
A,ai ~ snmne, siii soon Geps1
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But yrt ee can fond1 dream love
~ i'p'lras ~. .ns .'.i, o'p''',
On lie darlness ~ tne tomb
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-12

Butter wrappers at Index office.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-12
Complete Thresbing
Outfits

We can furnish threshing outfits
complete with traction engine and
thresher and ask that you figure with
US before you buy.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-12

An u . Wilson story a Jcw
went TO the Holy Laud to visit the
acme Of his forefathers, one day
Sc was accusted by boatmau who
wanted To row him to the spot
where christ walked on the. water.
"llow much do yQIt charges" in
qulrod the Jew Rive dollars,
replied the hoatm,n. give dol
lars; no voudrr Christ walked. the
jew exclaimed
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-12

A newspaper coming to this Of
flee adyertis,s a COW Tor sale. as FOL
lows: Fer Sale Funblooded COW.
giving milk. three tons Of hay, a lot
OF chickens and several stoves" A
valuable animal e. have at this
time Of year.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-12

We have fortunate securing large quantity of af
which by test SO per pure and the finest quality wehave
We absolutely guarantee it's purity and freedom from other seeds
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-19

Robert unb Gitel4 Qarter, 2402
Utap StrdBe; Mdbden.
Weala6p unb 5dnnie Drills 2013
Gotion Qpenue; anabe.
Albert unD Qlma 2llt6auIe 1912
Yort StraBs; 3piGinoe, &naben.
Daoio uno Uturton Srpin, 1922
8augbn Strabs; Wdb6en.
Mnore1p unb Goretta 8olqer, %
5arreu Court; &ndbe.
Jrdnt uno Wtargaretbe 5autmann,
Jslbi; &nube.
9eorge unb Qnnu 9isrbaum, 1919
Jntermeoiats aoenus; Gnabe.
Ialter unb JuIia Wont6ep, 25O7
U2cWliden IDenue; Gna6e.
Bernard uno Marp GIs6erno, 2713
StiOto Strabe; Wdoden.
4oam uno Sarudb Butboff, 246
Calhoun Strabe; Wdoden.
hilbert uno Ruthenia Gong, 1878
Jairfur 4Denue; Wdb6sn.
9eorge uno UtprtIe @ufoerbeibe,
1012 Rihmonb Strabe; NGbhen.
Wiuiam uno Sophia 9utfteogel,
2017 Waoiion Hoab; anabe.
2aprence uro Marp Oeler, 2O30
9reeH Strab; WlGohen.
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Wapur Sunt uHo bic uuiperiitat.

Rapor 9uNt fpiro in 3utunft bic
uebernabm. Der hieIiesn uHiperiitdt
eurh ben Stuat niht mehr 6efiirporz
ten. Sn hieIem Gimme duBsrte iih Der
gurgermeiiter asitern einsm aus pen
SerrsH 10. 6. gultins, Baltsr iouslsr
uno 6reoerid :. S6uIb bsitshenosn
9ommittee Der JeoerateD SmprOoe-
msnt afoeiatipn gegenl6sr. 0us
aommittse iou Der 8ereinigunq iiber
bic proiettirten BoHos i'm 8ttraqe DON
$3.50. 900 berihten uno poIlte pprbr
ipifYsu, pei6en StunhpuHtt Der Waeor
nit 9eSue uuf bic uniUeriitdt elm
utmmt. Der gursermeiftsr CAB Su, bab
sr ss i.br asrne gsiebsu Bate, fpsnn Der
Staat psnisitens in iopsit Die 2ons
troQs ih.r bic llnipsriitGt ibernom.
men BATH, baB sr CUR 8eftrsituna Der
lntoItsn beitrua, aber eisies prpiett
Isi niht ourhfuhrbar uuo oaher min
Der RapOr es au6 niht ldnssr bsiiir.
tpprten.
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&aren es Ginbred,er?

Die polissi fahnbste pdbr.no ber
seItrieen Ratt rereebens auf brei
Burden. bic iif in einem Rsft1urnnt
an Der Sit UseMilIan Strabs nurn
berfdiensnt gemertungsn psrcdhiis
sema6i baiten, uno Die aussbIi4 Sin
BREEDER iparsn. Die gurifen tdmen Al
oiemlih pcrseriidisr Raftitunbs In
bas Reitaurant i'm 6auie go. 912 OF
WeWillan SiraBe uno unisrbislten
fih. ipdhrsno iis lire mobl5sit psrs
sssAr....;, ssAr....:;; fs55T fits5T iaai barber. baB Tie sss
rnbs einen geibfhrant ssfprenst unb
$4,000 erbeuisi tdt.en. Der aellHer
miIliom garber bendhrihiists 10
balb er tonnts, bic polissi BON bisIem
perochtissn Geiprdd; eb isboh elm
pUli5iTt Das Reitaurdnt srreiten tcnnz
ie, battsn bic 9erodhtigen oasieIbe
DerloHsn unb sinen na1 Der Sioot
fahrenben Strabenbobnnogsn BETTE.
gen. S<rseant primroie mah.s per
1skpbon bic GENERALIZATION uno ben
sipeitsn Oiftrift alf bic 2este aufe
merffam. ober bitfe fporsn. ete Der
Mostn bie untere 6tobt erreift bate.
absehisssn /
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Nabiater 0uri6e.
ange5sdpter aeutnfier peruriadyt eiue
ganif i'm Senuiion Sotel.

2lcien u. Rice, elm 9rieftrdaer aus
SanoerS, ap., Der augeniheinIih oes
Buien an piel aeiban bate. perlIriad).
Il geitern Worgen I'M CerniiW Sotel
cine gelinoe aufreguHg urb er muBie
crit nit einigeu a1iiippeIhieben ourd|
oen Eolpilten gSarb fantpiuuiabls
geInnf)t rperoen ebe ieine Berbaftng
beperfipqigt peroen fonnte
siIce bate Suerit cine aontrooeric
nit benz Sausfneht Gotparo Difmau
ben er oes 0iebitobls elmer straDai.
tennaoel beihuIoigte. als Tidunn
ieine llnidnlIb betbeuerte. ging Rice
init einem gaiierfrug auf i'm los
un0 bcarbeitete 0efitSausfned1t 10 enet'
aiidl NIT Dem srua, baB bieier in
5tiide ging. Fem ilildtenoer Saliss
fned]t ianote onnu Riee ouh noh cine
ReooIpertugel naf. Die ieood) gliid'
IidenpeIie fein llnbeil anrihtete.
0abreno Ttdman Dem SIerf iein
geio fInate uno oen RoIisilten Waro
herbepitirte, batte 9iice iih auf ben
Volfon ieines 3immers begeben uno
belt cine anreoe an Die Baiianteit,
udhreno er gleld,jeitig nit ieiuem
ShieBeiien in Der 2liit iHberilihielte
sIs er oonn bcs Roljiiten ariifltis
iouroe. ponote iid iein gan8er 8ron
geeen bieien unS Baro ntiiBte lehr
energiiden 8ebrauh BON ieinen
aniippel MAIDEN, oenn Rice beiaB ga
rerrfrdfte une bradlte ihm mehrere
ibmerjbaite @rloen i'm geiid)t BET,
ebe es Dem geanten selans. ben ra-
piaten Burden fampi,lniabig 5u ma.
den. ebe Rice Guartier in elmer 3ele
besieben fonnte, muBte er iitl crit i'm
Soipttal elmer ariinolideH ,Repara.
titr" liliter3ieheu
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Sd)ubiaf

Der 9ounsr. Der cine SpssiaI tat
oaraus ma6t. armen 5rauen ourf
folite 8oripieseIungen 9eIo ab3uIos
den, bot eeItern tpieoer bon lid h0rea
laiien. Sein iiiagftss Gpfer 1T Fran
annu 9eperIs bon Rp. 229 0eit Gis
berth Strdbe. Der S6pinoIer. Der lid
6snrp 2unop nannte. periprdch 5rau
geperle lobnenoe Nrbeit dls Wdiherin
nit sinem 5agelobn Don 50 uno uIs
eie Jraa fih oann naturli6 iofprt be-
reit ertldrie, bic SteLe antreten All
poIlen. foroerte sr fir feline germitts
lung 50 uno 'tsnte aud fir bisien 8e.
trag cine 2uittung aus. ou ibrer auFz
rea,ins CAB ihm Trau geperls, tpie iis
erft Ipdter berertts, ioqar pier Dollar
uno iit nun nm oieie Summs Grmer
uup um sine ie2r truurige @rfubrpng
reiner.
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gterbli6feits Sertcbt.

pbi!ip 0stpalpt, 70, 73O Qrmprp
Ioenus; S6Ddde.
Biuium Rbeos, 30, 1852 Gbermau
GoeHue; SRousit in Shlpebe.
5ran3 Winserter, II 2128 Queen
@itp Ipenus; Riersnleioen.
aathriue gisrtoetts, 30, GpruooS,
SnqueIt in Shtpsbs.
Soispb Mporman, 45, Canal Rioge;
Snausft in S6psbe.
Sophie Goroesman, 60, 519 6. 8.
Strabe; 6ersIeioeH.
4msIia S6ltffer, 80, lis uluIberrs
StraBe; untsrlsibseut3unbuna.
8orotbed WaIter. 70, 431 South
Ditr 4penue; 5irnihlag.
Waolie 5rep, 48, 4 Cottage Yer
race; 5erSihIaa.
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MuS Seut PeliseiseriAt.

Die 0erbanblung geeen allan Bots.
fore. oeu Serdusgeber Der .Stpl", oer
be.anntlib ptrbaftet porben mar, neil
CT iein 9Iatt an Rinoerjdhrils DER
tauf. bate, tpuroe biz gum u. Sspa
iembsr psrfhoben.
Guf esrnume 3eit tpurbs Der GAR
bigt Sio aacen unl6db.ia gsmatli
ldeep mar, tpie fsiHerseit ausfiibrIif
beridt.i, nbssfaBi poroen. aIs sr in
bic Dobnung pon 5rep. 10. gurlaa,
an Der ainn unb 5optins Strdbe
sinaubs6en perfutte uno bomals
tpurbs aud Elm s.iabener Repolper an
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gen gsrnebmung auf ods eeuansn
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