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The citizen., 1912-07-26
A WINNING START
4 Perfectly Di9ested Breakfast MaEea
Nerve Force for tho Day.

Everything goeB wrong II the break.
fast lies IN your stomach Ike q mud
pie. what you eat does harm u you
can't digest n 1T tgrnB to poison.
A bright lady teacher found this 10
be true, even of au ordinary light
breakfast Of cggs and toast. Sho
says
Two years ago contracted very
annoying form Of indigestion Ny stom-
acb was IN such condition that sim
pie breakfast or fruit, toast and egg
gave me great distress.
Il was SLOW TO believe that trouble
could come from such simple diet,
but finally had to give 1t up. and found
great change upon a cup Of hot
Postum and Grape.SutB with cream.
for my morning meal. For more than
a year have held to this course and
have not suffered except when iniudi-
cIousy yarylug my diet
Il have been a teacher for several
years and fnd that my easily digest.
ed breakfast means a saving OF nerve
GUS force for the entire day My gain
Of ten pounds In weight also causes
me to want to testify to tho value OF
GrapeN Nuts.
Grape Nuts holds irst rank at our
table"
Name given by Postum Co. Battle
Creek, Mich.
There's reason" Read tho little
book, "The Road to Wellyille." In pkga
Ever rend the above ietters new
enc appears fr0m time Ia time. They
are genutacs tr"-s al full OF humaH
interest
The citizen., 1912-07-26

wives and families and the money sent
regularly to the commune of the
prisoner" In this case the butcher is
native Of Nyon and the authorities
have taken charge OF the children, and
as they grow up will find them posi-
tons If after two years, when the
butcher Is liberated, he desires to re-
erty to do so, but II he repeats his
offense he will be sentenced to longer
term among the "work-shy" Every
large canton has one of these estab-
lishments, which have proved very
The citizen., 1912-07-26

OF the many ways in which the /
dle-aged woman may yary the Il
Of her afternoon gowns none /: 4
pier than the use of a collar and 4
of white wolfe edged with scallos
an dembroidery in q floral design
other change may be the frock SCI
white chiffon with border OF d
malines. and still another IS the oai
black net hemstitched with u
thread. Some Of these collars arg
long in front that they terminate
at the waist line, where they cToa
surplice effect and are tucked q
under the girdle. An excellent M
of this sort is OF light blue lawnl
broidered with black dots, and a.
ond is Of white agaric trimmed !
tiny folds OF broadcloth. alterna
with eponge.
The citizen., 1912-07-26
To Protect the Flowers.

Edelweiss and other charac'eln
Swiss flowers are said to be ID
ger of total extinction because o.
craze Of tourists for collecting W
Women tourists especially are aN
anxious to take away souVehl'
the way of plant, and do not SIN
pull the flowers, but dig up the y
1t is proposed to introduce a la"
will prevent the buying, selling u
ging of edelweiss, fire lily DIV
spring crocus, Alpine columoihe'
Daphne, Alpine violet or othei
tional flowers.
The citizen., 1912-07-26
Nnics of Conscience.

A western Kentucky negro val
Jail awaiting trial for stealing
His wife called to see him On
way out the iailer, whose name
Grady, halted her.
Mandy" he inquired, have
got a lawyer for Jim?"
NO, sah," said his wife. "Ef
was guilty I'd git him a lawyer n
away; but he tells me he amt gu
and so, of co'se, l amt aimin TO
none"
Mr.. Grady" came voice from
cells above, you tell dat niger W
an down thar to git a lawyer
git a dam good one, too o''-Satu0
Evening Post.
The citizen., 1912-07-26
Why They Went.

AS the Sunday school teacher en-
tered her classroom, she saw leaving
in great haste a little girl and her
still smaller brother
why. Mary, you aren't going
away?" she exclaimed in surprise.
"Pleathe, NTH Anne, we've got to
CO." was the distressed reply. Jimmy
'th thwallowed hith collection. Lip
pincott's.
The citizen., 1912-07-26
Unworthy Fathers Apprehended and
Forced to Work to Support
Their Families.

The Swiss have practical quick
and successful method which is les
son to America and. Europe treat
ing unworthy fathers OF families who
I'll treat their wives and children or
desert them.
Swiss butcher. who Ia a widower
The citizen., 1912-07-26
Swiss Method is Practical

and has large family, appeared be-
for the tribunal at Nyon. near Ge-
neva, on the charges of III treating his
children and deserting them, and was
found guilty. He was sentenced by the
magistrate to two years confinement
IN the "Colonie OF Orbe" (Canton Of
Vaud). which is In reality prison for
the "work-shy," and where they are
forced to work. the profits OF their
labor being employed to support their
The citizen., 1912-07-26
Iaxinn a Foundation.

Little Bobby (the guesu-
Skimper, when | heard we were !
to have dinner at your house
ed right in trainin' fer 1t.
Mrs. Skinner (the hostess)-D!
ing up your appetite, Bobby? !.
Little Bobby-No'm. BY eau
square meal first.
The citizen., 1912-07-26

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The citizen., 1912-07-26
Convertible Coat.

Frank P. Matthews, of Baltimore,
has just received patent for con-
yertible coat. 1t can be worn in the
daytime as frock coat or cutaway
and can be changed into an evening
coat, or swallowtail. in a few mo-
ments
The citizen., 1912-07-26

First HeeIo- what Kind Of meet,
ing waa that at tho oak hall last
nght2
Second Rcrtle-Mu8t have been a
temperance meeting Tho place vas
full of water bugs
The citizen., 1912-07-26

so Clara rejected the plumber"
do you know why?"
Somebody told her to be careful
about encouraging him, as he hit the
pipe"
The citizen., 1912-07-26

Mrs. Stranger-Can you ten
who that stout man is over there'
is the worst softsoaper | ever nie.
Dowager-Yes. He is my hu'O'
Judge.
The citizen., 1912-07-26
Heinht of SeIfishness.

Some men are so selfish that II they
were living in a haunted house they
wouldn't be willing to give up the
ghost.-Florida Times Union.
The citizen., 1912-07-26

After visiting two weeks always Of
Ger to pay your board
The citizen., 1912-07-26

successful for brutal or tired" fa'
thers
The citizen., 1912-07-26

The Cheerful Color.
Gabe-Do you ever get the blues?
Steve-Not if l have the long green.
The citizen., 1912-07-26

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-26
Free Souvenirs

during this sale with all purchases amounting to 25c
ip Toilet Goods Section. Bear in mind
that Toilet Goods Department offers big selec
ton of high grade merchandise many of the Chicago
stores and the saving in many instance is larger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23
~ VICTOR zEoNICk
Craduste Manauer u. Of w.

Although the outcome OF tus
WaMhlngton-Oreg0 track meet on
the university campus Saturday af-
terno0n IL not much in doubt, more
first ratera. whose records place
them In a class with the best In
the world. will perform than has
been the case before In iutercOI.
leglate meets here. Bill Hayward.
the Oregon wizard, who alnmpnd a
couple OF years ago and let wash
sngton not only oyerwhelm hin.
but get away with the Pacific coast
championship aa weil. H. back on
the job right. and his charges are
practically conceded the victory
Saturday. To tell the truth. the
meet IN not even expected 20 be
breathiessly close.
but this fact will not dctract
from the value OF the competitions
10 the spectator. as the individual
performances of men who have
tied worlds records undoubtedly
adds more TO a meet than n close
contest between teams Of mediocre
claks So the Saturday set.to viii
not lack for interesting situations.
Chief OF the college starr ia Ira
Courtney, who. last week AZ Stan.
ford university. tied the worlds
record for the f00meter dash and
won the roo meters In time only
two.flfshE OF a second short Of the
worlds high mark and Who. AZ q
representative Of the University of
Washington. is practically certain
of going 10 the Olympic games at
Stockholm This viii be Court
ney's only appearances on the Gin
der path here before leaving for
the big games.
Pre-eminenf among the Oregon
performers ~ Martin Hawkins
hurdler. who duplicated the worlds
best time IN the meet with the
Multnomah Athletic club AZ En-
gene April 20. running the i20-yard
hurdles. He tore over the barriers
In spectacular fashion aud Was
clicked nj rs ID seconds. eqnallEng
the marks act by Smlthson and
shaw. Hawkins. too. IL a likely
competitor Ia the Olympic games
Hawkins Ia versatile performer.
winning the 20 hurdles from Multi.
nomah Ina 2s Is seconds. taking
second place In the broad jump and
third place In the javelin throw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23

80 Eddie Hubbard could
only get In the shape 40 WI
In when he fought HSillt oiloa
at Fort Lawton last Winters
plpcd Dan Salt the other even.
ing, there would be nothing
TO u. Romeo Haaens and Jim,
my Ray wouldn't eount.e Ae.
eordlng 20 this same manager
expert with the fais>tto voice,
Eddie Ia getting IN better shape
every day. and with every
fight. and when he hooks up
with Jimmy Ray. az the Austin
a Freed smoker tomorrow
night. he will be IN pretty
good trim. Ne Will need 10 be,
for Ray 10 a rugged serapper.
Ne carries = better punch than
Hagen. although he has yet 10
prove he can assimiIste az
many. AIso he lie better
boxer. Another bout simost a.
good 40 the main event will be
the 90 between Eddie Davis
and splker Leroy. To the no
tlor OF the writer. oavls could
hold his own with Hubbard.
Hagen or any of the welter.
weights around here.
According 10 Mark Freed
there will be smokers In the
Austin a Freed gym every FRI
day night In the future. These
boys figure that N they put On
. rafsilrg good card they can
work the appetite OF the fans
TO a point where onoe.s-~eek
shows will be demanded.
Their card tomorrow night
will be good ore. Aside
from the two ~eiter~ei9hs
bouts. there viii be q coupis
OF good wrestling events and
two other boxing events.
Romeo Hagen 10 going
against Charlie Fox. welter.
weight champion of the Pacific
fleet. az smoker In pors or.
ehard Tonight The steamer
Tourist will leave the Colrnan
dock tonight ~ Y o'clock. and
several Of the local bugs wiil
make tho trip. The boat wiIi
return immediately sfser tho
smoker. Little 10 known Of
Fox around here. but Hagen
proposes TO find out just shor
good he 10. n Fos eees<s
Hagen away no Will surely
cause these ether scrappsrs 10
sit up and take notice. Tf3
O o o o
Bob inaersoii ard Lefty Nc
Ivor aren't getting much action
these dsya with D,li James.
Gee Thompson and Charley
Fullerton sosrg nicely. s~d
Bill BsSrcnkamp and Pets
Schneider ready 20 step out
any time shsss TRUSTEES fssL
These t~e young Fingers we're
left az home BY Barry. but both
are working out daily. Amos
Rusis gave meivos . few sips
on the outdrop inst was one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23
SIX HITS MADE
| IN PORTLAND
pippiNs AND INDIANS oEr Bur
THREE EACH

The Beavers were scheduled to
tanple with the Giants on the home
lot yesterday. but rain Interfcred.
and Portland. by annexino a victory
over the indians, climbed to second
place In the percentages table. Vie
sorla won from the Tigers ard 10
still In the lead. The Bees. leading
the procession, have a record OF is
won and 70 lost. and tho Giants. In
the cellar. have the same figures,
only reversed as 10 tho wins and
loses---threc games apart Not a
bad race.
kiddo Wilson was himself again
yesterday. and with tho aid OF the
other Rees put the Tigers TO rout-
score 10 ,. Miekie. the Frisco
pitcher whom Mike Lynch signed In
place OF Doc Higgins. hurled Tor the
Tigers. tie was found for 10 hits
and the Tigers secured but half
that number from Wilson. big I'd
Kennedy led the procession with
three bingles.
q O q
Spokane and Portland put a pretty
nice exhibition In Portland ycster.
day. Score 2 to In favor OF Port,
land. nlll Bloomfield hurled for
the pipplns. and Cadreau relieved
Cochran. for the Indians. IN the
eighth. There were just three hits
ON each side, For the Indians Rex
De vogt got two aud Pfrst bascman
Meyers got the other. For the Pip.
pins. BIN speas got two aud bob
coltrin the other. Rather stingy
with their hits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23
Hard Tome With Whites

NEW YORK. May z3.-To get a
few days preparation on the
coast for his fight with Jack
White at Vernon June 1. Owen
Moran. the British lightweight. To-
day TX en- route TO Los Angeles.
Moran claims TO have been hntfed
in his fight at Syracuse Monday
night with Charley White assert.
ing that II was necessary 10 have
five stitches taken in his scalp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23

The feschfs want games. ons-of.
town toams preferred. Address
W. ID. Allison. ii2 zsth ay. y
Phone Beacon $40. VIII the man.
ager % the Georgetown team
! please call up the abose nnmberf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23
B A S z B A l. L
r o o T B A l. l.
B A s X Z T B AL l.
MANY STARS IN
TRACK MEET
OREGON SHOULD WIN WITH
LITTLE TROUBLE

EUGENE. Or. May 23,--T~eive
track and field athletes Of the Uni.
versity Of oregon. accompanied BY
Trainer Hayward. left here today
for Seattle. where they viii meet
the University Of Washington In a
dual meet Saturday. All the men
are IN good condition and are
hopeful Of winning from Washing
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23

NEW YORK. May 2s.-Tommy
Burns. former heavyweight cham.
plon. has Joined the comeback
brigade, according 10 announce
menf made here today. Burns ~
seeking a match with Luther Me
Carthy. conqucror of Carl Morris.
10 this city this summer Burns
has not been seen In the ring for
several days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23

p~unaa .aa EnH~s nss@sn. csya
"a Nqte.a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23

tsa ara Mss.s.s. clsss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23
INTEREST In HORN
CAMERON SCRAP
WHITE HOPE AND NEGRO
GIANT CLASH IN FRISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. May al
Fans are looking forward with In.
tefest today To the heavy weight
bout tomorrow night between Jim
Cameron. a Lna Angeles negro
giant. and Charley Horn. local
fighter. Cameron stands 8 feet I
inches In his stocking feet. Other
bouts viii be Eddie campi. Coast
bantam champion. Va. Roy Moore.
Willie Holmes ". Danny o'Brcn of
Portland. Lee 1ohnson va Joe
leafy Rufus Cameron w. Red Me
Nulty. All bouts will be for four
rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23
FRENCH BOY WINS
FROM LEWIS
CARPENTER eEsrs AMERICAN
IN 2o-aouHO MILL

PARIS. May 25--.CcorKe carpen.
tier. the French mIddiewcight cham
pion. stiii holds his title today as a
result ~ HIS victory over Willie
Lewis, the American boxer. here
The contest went the limit OF 20
rounds. The opening rounds were
tame. but In the last eight rounds
Carpenter carried the fight 10 tho
American. and there vas. pieuty of
action. Tho Ffenchman easily out.
pointed bis opponent In any round
In which there was real fighting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23
s 20 r T s


OF the old veterans best bets,
and Lefty has u down pat al.
ready. Amos says the boy 10
going TO be q great pitcher.
Bob has a slow bali that mem.
bora OF the Seattle team de-
clare TO be the best seen In .
long time. and once inaersoli
gets u under control, he 10 90
lno 10 be heard from. Right
now he ls chatting under en-
forced idIeness. Last winter
George Enaie told iugersolI he
never could get chance With
the home team. and Bob is be.
ginning to wonder n George
was right.
o O o O
Owen Moran 10 investlgat.
Ina this White outfit. Ne will
finish the Job IN Los Angeles
next week when ho squares off
with Jack. a short time ago
he was licked IN Chicago by
Charlie.
o % o o
Dan Salt has rccslsed q flat
terina offer from Jim Cofffoth
10 offieIsse az announcer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23

NEW YORK. May 2s.-The ST.
Nicholas Athletic club today has
offered purse Of si3.00o for a
match between Bombadier Wells.
Engiand's heavyweight champion.
and AL Palxer OF Iowa. Wells says
be- Is ready to Sign up. Palxsr Is
considering the match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23

The Levlnson BroA.' nine Lost TO
the Magnolia team by fs-io-l2
score AZ Woodland Park last snn.
day. Rain In the sixth Inning pre-.
vented good ball.
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SO. 8-yla6 oem Norbem. .7.3O BORN
No. 6-Nad 6em Moroen. 500 abenhs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-12

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| treffen eiltea Sbnell5ugs in 9ill1-
| burg a. 5. 2abn entoefte man in
einenl 3ueabteil oie 2eide zines
cnibeinello bodbetaeten Serrn, ser
alsbalo ols ser @eneraliuperittten<
bent ioentifi5iert muroe. Sofort an
geltellte @ieoerbelebungsper1lthE
poren per9ebli6. 0ie ltrlode oes
Sooes lit nod nibt enogiiltia feItz
geiteat moroer. 9ie sler5te permit
ten, oab cine speiiepergiftung, piel-
leidt ourd 8tomain, oas Gnoc
berbeigefiibrt bat. 0ie 2eide lit at
ndberer llnteriudung bei6lagnabmt
noroen.
Die ousge6ebntcn 8erllthe,
&Doro-9leroplm1e ilt gerbinollng
nit ben S6iffen Der oel,tl1el,
&riegsflotte 3u peripenoen, baben
iett 5lt enogiiItigen 9feiultaten ges
fiibrt, oie einen beoeutenoen Sort
idritt fir Die oelltlde Marine be,
5eibnen. Die crItei1 pirflihen @ol~
ierflug5ellge iino nllnmebr Ser Slot
te altgeteflt iporoelt, 1tadJ6en1 iid)
oos SDitem ibrer aonitruftion bel
ben oamit aneelteaten Slllgproben
bemabrt bat. 9ie Sluenoi1il1en
fino BON oen Nerliiler glfbatroB@
8erfen geballt. sic flieeen Don
Der 8oiicrflade ub uto geben ouf
Die 8oiierflad)e nieoer init elmer
Siderbeit, Die Der BON anoern s(eros
planen minoeItens gleid), luo nibt
iiberlegen lit.
Die aus go6um eiltgetroffe>
nen Oepelhen lalfen erieben, oob
oas ltngliid oltf Der 3ede ,2otbrin.
ger" eines Der idmerlten lit, sic
iidj ie inl oeutlden gerebau ereig
net ba6en. Die Mitgahen iiber Die.
5oten5iffer idipanfeit, auleet lplrr.
cen 130 ols tot 11O als geborger
aenannt. ltilter ben @eborgenea
befinoen iid piele Sduerperlebtelt
hie porausii6tlih ltibt init Dem 2es
ben ounonfolrlnen iperben.
Cine Sispelle, oie lett @oAeg1
llngarn in ibrem 9anne bolt nno
in Der Sauptitaot nit ibrer oihten
gen0lferung am oriidenoiten em@
pfu1oen miro, bat BORT cine tpab>
re Selblt1noro gpibe1nie entltebelt
loilen. Die @lut bat onrd ibre
Gauer eine firbtbor oeprimierenoa
8irfung ausgeiibt. sSn ben lebten
5fuei ooer bret gasen lino nidt mes
niger als orei5ebn Selbltmorofdla
gemeloet iporoen, fir Die feline an-
oere grflarullg ols 2ebensiiberoruB
infolge Der Site borIiegt. gluBeroem
lit BON elmer groBen 3abI bon
Selbitmoyoperiithen berihtet. Gia
gemperatur balt iid, ieit @oden fait
beitanoie auf mebr als 80 @rao
@eliius (S6 5abrenbeit) i'm Sdats
ten.
General 3eleoon, elmer Der
6iibrer oer Mepolitionare bon Sci
oaragua, bat Die ue6ergabe Der
&auptitaot perlanst, oagesen bot
General Wena, ser Sauptfiibrer
Der Sniurgenten, INN abihluB eines
@affenftillitanoes eeboten. Wian
iueiB nidt, mie iid oas auiommen-
reinen laBt.
- Ser NorooeutI1e 2lopos9amz
pier ySranffrrt", Der iih ouf Der
ssabrt BON Bremen nod Canada
befaito, ranllte, unipeit Der bondnois
i6en aiiite, nit Dem oeutiden 9ams
pier n8armen 5uiammen. Ger
Dampfer uSranffurt" mnroe beidas
oigt ood nabmen i'm iofort 5tpei
Oonlpfer in Sdlepptau. Gs iit fei<
nc @efabr fit Baiiogierej ooer
Shiff borbanoen. Der 9anlpfer bat
1900 Musipanoerer an gorb. @ud
sic ,8ormen" ipuroe arg beihas
oigt, nod gfotteroam gebradt.