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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-10
JULES LOMBARD
DIES IN CHICAGO
Famous as Singer in Civil War
Times-Passes Last Days
in Poverty.

Chicago, Oct. 10-Jules Lombard,
famous as a singer in civil war days,
died today, aged So.
Yesterday he had sunk so low he
was unable to recognize a few old
friends and acquaintances, among
them Will J Davis, theatrical man
ager. who gave benefit for the aged
minstrel a year ago that was attended
by many hundred Chicagoans.
Lombard and a brother, Frank, now
dead. sang their famous battle songs
in Chicago in 1860 and subsequently
toured the northern states, rousing
enthusiasm in the war. General Grant
declared that their singing brought
20. 900 men to the union cause, and
President Lincoln. speaking Of them at
a banquet, said:
let me tell you that two men
and they were not military men-by
their singing have got more men to
enlist in the United States army than
$50 Of our best recruiting officers ever
addressed
Hundreds of thousands heard LON
bard's tremendous basso-profundo in
churches, recruiting stations and
trenches, on battle fields, in convent
halls and at practically every kind Of
gathering. His rendition of the pa
triotic Wen rally round the flag,
boys" gave enthusiasm to the nation.
Old soldiers tell how firing ceased
in the 0VapE'' and Johnny Rpb" french
es when Jules and Frank Lombard
sang. II was on the road from Bull
Run To Appomattox, in 1863, when the
Lombards were calming en- union
friends ar the front Some one had
asked them 70 sing.
From thicket came a cry, Hello.
. Tanks, isn't that Jules and Frank
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-10

When we'll known people over their
cwn signature make statements such
as these it is positive proof that Plant
Juice does all that is claimed for it
and shows the results to be truly won
derful:
Mrs. ]. T. Sowash, 250S Eighth ave-
nue., Rock Island-'I am SO much i'm
proved l can hardly recognize my
self"
j T. Andree, Linden fats, Daven-
port-"I have tried many remedies. l
consider Plant Juice the best l have
ever used"
c. Taylor, sol Fifth avenue. Rock
Island-'T suffered from stomach
troubles. have used Plant Juice just
II days, and it has cured me-"
Mrs. Frank Kolark, 51S1a Forty
second street, Rock Island-"Plant
Juice is the best medicine l have ever
taken and it has done more for me. /
have gained in weight and feel like a
rev person"
G. NJ. Beezee, 300 Thirty-eighth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-10

money" for the defense of the accus-
ed legislators.
1t was through Nye that the legis-
lative bribery was originally exposed,
resulting in the indictment of seven
members OF the legislature and four
others. Nye himself was indicted on
eight different counts.
Diegie was convicted as a go-be-
tween Tor the legislators and the
hribers and is now serving three
years in the penitentiary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-10
zGko@teTjs1'
AT THE EMPIRE.

The Cat and the Fiddle conclud-
I'd It's engagement at the Empire last
night, playing to the capacity of the
house Manager Dolly found it neces-
sary 10 turn at least three hundred
away from the box office. \ new vaude-
willie bill comes to the Empire today.
Five excellent acts are promised, each
one Of which carries its own scenery.
The members OF the Odd Fellows
orphans home band, here for the ded-
icarion OF the home OF the local branch
Of the order. will be guests of Mana
Lcr Dolly tonight The boys wiz give
a concert In front OF the theatre and
ur the stage incident 10 the vaude-
turc pictures taken Of the Odd Eel
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-10

New York, Oct 5.-"Knockout"
Brown, the terrible New York light
eight, has a record to which any
youth of y might well point with
pride. II was only four short years
ago he was working in an east side
PENCIL factory at $3.50 a week. He was
Just plain Valentine Braun then, and
he was all unknown TO fame. Today
ne has accounts in seven banks. is
making money faster than any col
leEe president, is known and respect
ed from ocean to ocean, and has rec
ord of having pulled down with his
two fists ISL 1000 in the last Is months.
K. O., as may already have been
suspected, is Of course of German
paTentage. II has often been said of
the Germans that they haven't the
nerve TO make good fighters, but the
young New Yorker bellies the asser-
the padded mitts.
If "Knockout's" mother had had
anything TO say about it in the be-
ginning, II is doubtful if the young
man ever would have been heard OF
outside the pencil factory. For Mrs.
Braun was at first sterhly opposed to
her sons entering the fistic arena,
end it was only when she saw the
money pour like a food in the family
cCffers that she became reconciled.
Even -hen her boy fought Matt
Wells in New York and secured
S" 500 as his end, Mrs Braun had not
come to regard fighting as the best
line OF business for her boy. X. o.
was in the habit of bringing HON?
all OF his earnings to his mother. 50
after the Wells fight he planned q
little surprise for her. He secured
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-10
Cardinal Fan Dies at Game.

St Louis, Oct. 10.-Too much excite
ment during the progress of the Browns
and Cardinals first battle for the cham
pionship OF ST. Louis caused the death
yesterday afternoon of a fan, who had
been pulling Justify since the time the
gates opened, for the club managed by
Roger Bresnahan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-10
Making Long Trip In Auto.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Gansert of Grand
Rapids, Neb., stopped in Rock Island
yesterday enroute to Chicago, over
land in an automobile. Mr. Gansert
upon being questioned as to the con
dition Of the roads said that they had
been good thus far and good time had
been made. The trip is being made
for pleasure and to test the car which
is a new one.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-10

II is in time OF sudden mishao or &C
ciient that ChambeTlain's Liaiment
can be relied upon to take the place
of the family doctor, who cannot al
ways be found at the moment Then
II is that Chamberlain's Liniment is
never found wanting. In cases OF
sprains. cuts. wounds and bruises
Chamberlain's Liniment takes out the
soreness and drives away the pain
Sold by all druggists.-( advertise
mentl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-10
Read outpoints Grover Hayes.

Sydney, Australia, Oct. borrower
Hayes. the lightweight boxer of Co
lumbus. Ohio, was defeated on points
yesterday by Jack Read, local light
weight, in a 20-round contest.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-10

Alton, HE. c. Anderson, who gave
his home at e52 Fifty-first street, Chi
cago, was rescued from quicksand
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-10

vile performance. AS an added fea-
.ows' meeting, held at Galesburg a
week ago, will be shown.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-10
BARRYMORE, MOLINE.

There is no use in denying the fact
that Americans are gratified when the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-03
SSSVAaVsVvvAt vNsaA1AVAavv ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Wie der n1orgen tagt. ]


Gid nit)t nno prize lid ernIt. @fci.
rem $er5en bleibit lu INNER Ole
ielbe, abgeieben oapon, Dob ih did,
n;ht icben fam uno 9u mir folsiid
.nift altern mirit. Om aber fanril
bns @erf oes Sobes an mir boob.
od,ten, nirit meme &attO 5%lttern,
mein Saar ergrauen. meine @eitali
eebiidt ieben: nirit On Damn Den
often, bimfaaigen @atten niht Der.
od)ten, niht berelien, mas Oh &c.
tban?"
vNeilt % nein," idliid)5te Gar.
men, Die I'M tiefiten Sunersn ole
@abrbeit ieiner @orte fiiblte, Oeren
SeeIe. iih idjmcrSlih segeH -oGs be.
n~oritebenbe Coos ltriubte. Mit 8e-
malt fdmpite lie on geeen Die 8e'
fiible: lie mar entifloiien, ieine
1rau 81 peroen.
sd bin bereit, Die Intmort 10.
fort 81 geben: ib nebme Sbre 8er,
bung an."
ulleberIege es, &ino. @enn gu
cher .einmal did mir perlobit, barfii
On mid nidt mebr perlaiien, es
ipiiroe mir oas SerS brefen. On
iuirit mir treu iein, nidt wabr, Gar.
men?"
.gis gum 3obe."
Sic iaste ibm CUTE Waht INTO
nerIieB i'm. Mls iie in benz &ous.
flmr itanb, ipo ct nift mar, atbmete
lie frei, nod freier IN ibrem 3im.
mer, mo- srobere gntferniins lie
trennte.
Mrnie Carmen! Mrrner M6olfl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-03
25. aapitel.
Carmen unS bic 8elt.

vsreue Seele," 6adte Carmen,
als lie bas 2i9s aeapabrte; lie g!aub.
te, err ipare mad aeblieben, ieinem
Serrn bel Der Hafttoilette 81 belfen.
0as mar aber nibt Der Jaa. &if.
tor poate piilen, ipie lanse Die lin.
terreoung ieines @ebieters nit Del
len Wiinoel oauerte, nno alS er
Stimmen I'M unterep Corridor bor'
tc, trat er Ieiie an's Sreppengelan.
Der; lab, mie 8eioe auseinanoer gin'
gen uno errietb, GarmenS 8erbait.
nib 5m ieinem Serrn mare elm al'
beres eeiporben.
,@enn iic i'm liebte," bafie er,
als er IN ieiu 3immer 5uriifihIiipfte
mo iorgiam Die Sbire i6loB. ebc
Carmen oas obere Stofperf er.
reidte. ,ip1re Die Safe ia reft.
Shon mande Chen ipuroen IN nod)
,nneleiderem Sitter geifloilen mo
iparen bennod gliidlif, ober lie
liebt i'm nidt. Sbre gan5e Griltenj
i'll in" Der zines anheren anfgegan'
gen, ibr graut Dor Dem gunoniB.
Dem 81 entrinnen ibr Der Wlrb
feblt. Gidt LANCE iino mir peroen
wieoer Elm @rab 0ffnen, Die bobe
MarmoriGule miro einen Wamsn
mebr tragen: Carmen, @oclf Sar.
ringtot,s Satin, 20 Sabre alt"
8ittcr ibrieb sic Worte auf cinen
3cttel nnb m%ieberbolte tie trai,rig.
S6m mar's. oils iGbe CT bereits Der
iuneen Serrin 2eihen5ug.
Bon 3eit gu 3eit ipGbte er bin
ans in ben Corridor. @as that Gar.
men 10 lause auf9 8iertelltunol
UNI 8ierteIitun6e perran, imlmer nod,
trannte bas 2idt.
ga faBte er iidJ elm Ser5, idritt
auf Die Sbiire 5u iino pod)te. Der
iobrelanse 8ertebr NIT oetn blinoen
8ebieter unb Carmen bate i'm in
Elm anoeres @erbdftnib 5u oieien &C.
bradt als Die iibrige 0ieneridait.
giftor trat elm. Carmen lab ON
Glide. bas Saupt in Die Sanbe &c.
iiiibt. Sic bIidte auf, als lie Die
Sbiire geber borte.
.SrGulein." besann Der trela Die.
ner. Dos lit Siinbe. SD mar ein
Sbor, ais i'd Srau g!tberton iiir Die
@rant belt"
.@as miait On ioeen?" rief JIG
nit blisenoen Ausen, .fpesbaIb Bit
On bier iino mas weibt Su BON Der
Sahe?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-03

no 30 -.
Dem i6einbar Ieidt biiilieBeit0en
@aiier adbute, cine fohen0e, iprii-
benOe fSIiitb IN ieinem SdooBe barg.
@bolf bate Die Sreitnoinnem iid)
ielbit iiberlaIien, Carmen ipieite cine
@rdpplrarie, @rasia beobadtete
l6meigeno bes MGb6ens icltiames.
@ebabren. 57 ~"
Eloslid iprans fie auf uno
i6miegte it'd on 8ra5ia.
n0u b1ltit mid pobI fiir ein
b~er5loies @ei6opf, aber On Deritebit
mid .ni6t. SD liebe aoolf red)t it.
mig uno mofte, Dab Oh mir WitJ
madteit nnb\ mid pertbeioigteit
wenn Die g8elt meme @erloblne ion-
Oerbar iinbet. Sage ibnen, 6aB if
meinen 9rGutigom aufridtig liebe,
uno nenn Su Irtbur ihreiblt. iaee
ibnt, ib mGre ieneS ifueoiihe aino
mo ipiiroe mid, bemiiben, stooIf 5lt
begliiden, aud pelln i'd ibh ME Der.
eeIien fann."
Die idiudraen aligen bliffen iarft
utb ffebeno, @rd5ia molte 1os gSers
trauen red)tfertigen rnb Carmen Re.
bilfli6 icin, ibrer Rfli9t 5u GENT.
gen, Dem 9linoen lire 2iebe ,,lllge.
tGeilt entgegen 5u bringen. Sfahben
mobte itd Ser bilfloie. s5ifterrbe,
.Sdritt bes &rGiitigainS bor6arm III
Gormens Bid sufte ideuer, bniigerY,
InsornG,8 fpie jener. etner StlanlAs
betm 9a6eu bes Serrnu@gaSSe aati
perinnO @rasia oieiem Slid " lie
bate ibn ieibit OFT gebabt fiir beh
lpanfenben @reis, ben tie Batten gess
-iiannt. @eh'
gu barfit ous Spfer ni6t brin-,'
gen." fliiiterte lie; Carmen aber, par
au @oolf geeilt, seleitete i'm init Iiers
bepoller Gorge ms 3immer uno
lieB lire .Sano in Der ieinsu ruben,
ais moqte lie @ra3ia iino bds Sdif-
.ial in Die Shranfen foroern..
@od am gleiden abeuoe idriebs
@raSia ON Nrtbur, unb ouf ben
&nien Dor gtinas 9aeer ilebte er.
nid)t, SnB ser &eId Der 8itterfeit an
ibm poriibersirse, ionlern bob Cart
men gliidlid iein mofJte AN 'bes;
@atten Seite, er ielbit aber nidIt ere
lage inter Der giirbe, Die auf ietier
Seele ~laItete.
Siinf @ofen peritrifena fiuf
@oden, in welfen oas @reignib. Der.
G%erlobung auf goaingpoob* non
Wtano 5u Wtuno sing uub peridic.
6enite geurtbeilung fano.
Gines .slbenos Job Garment In
@ra5ias Simmer .unb las nit itrO-
(Sortietiing anf Der A. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-03
Sic buben iid init Serrn Sar.
rington perlobt uno lieben i'm
nidt (" "a

nSie buben ii6 init Serrn Sar.
rington perlobt uno lieben i'm
nift." a
rSa, if ltebe ibn."
,Wie 8ater, Bruber, ooer ;Sreuno,
nidt aber wie sic 6en @atten lieoen
miiiierL pie Sic 4rtbnr ct. Claire
lieben ipiiroen, mare er frei."
grbIeibeno tpan6te iid 6as iunge
@1ohen Su 8iftor, bic idfpar3el
Iugen forbidden IN ieinen Siisen.
.@as meiBt Oh bon Mrtbur ct.
Glaire2" itammelte iie miibiam.
8iftor anttportete nift, er elite
aus Dem Simmer iino febrte nit
einem Serftitterten gIatt Bapier 5u-
rid, Oas er Dor ibren Miisen aus.
breitete.
Isle fennen bas, Sr6uIein?"
@ls Selma ibr Die @ei6idte nit.
aetbeilt. mar Carmen nidt bei fIa-
rem 8etpuBtiein, nun aber taldte
Die grinneritna an. iene Scene Ieb.
baft Dor ibrem geiItigen grtse nui
Sic nabm bas Bapier un6 erfanute
Ioolfs SArift. gr puBte aIio nm
hire 2iebe al Irtbur, Inn 6aS SIN.
6erniB, bas iid berieIben entgegen
irelte, Inn ibren ShmerS. or bate
lie alio betrogeri, aIs er porsab, er
gIaubte, ibr Sera mdre fret. 3oHute
er 10 banoeln?
.@ober bait On bas9" fraste ie
baitig.
8iftor tbeilte ibr bie grIebniiie
ienes Ibenbs nit.
Or peiB es aIio nibt," idIadate
lie enolid, 10 i'd bate i'm gebaBt.
wenn err IN ienem Sale nm mid se.
porben."
sd tper6e Serrn Sarrinston
iiber Die 8erbGltniiie a~ufflGren," be.
merfte Siftor rubig.
r0aS barfit 9u niht, es mGre
iein Zoo, nnb Inn ales Slid Der
groe modte id fein Soar aiif iei.
mem Saupte trimmer. SD Bin
ibm 10 piel 9anf idul6ig. bin ienes
idmeoiife ainb, UNI beiienttpilen er
erblinoet. ioa id inn MN niht oas
augenliht eriesen, ibm cine trei,e,
IiebepoIe Yfleserin iein9"
9iftor CAB 81, baB Carmen Serrr
Sarrington unenolid piel oeroanfte.
oennod fonnte er es nid)t biuisen.
Dab lie i'm inter oen ~eesebenen Ser.
bGltniiien mo @eiinnmnsen bel
rattle.
rgr miro ME erfabren, mas i'd
! fiible." oraugte tie, nod unb mad
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-03
"a. g q piteI.
Die 8erlpbnns.

&einen Mueenblid mantle Carmen
IN ibrem gntihluB uno bamit Mbolf
niht abnte. mas er niht ieben fonn.
te, nabm iie unsepobnIih beiteres
@eien an.
Sod ME bate ibr 9afen 10 oft
inO laut getont, ME ipar ibre @eoe
10 lebbaft eemeien. 9es 9liu0en
Gemiitb erfiiIte innige Sreuoe.
Sdglid ipuds ieine Soffnung, lie
mieo i'm niht, wie er anfGnglih ees
fiirftet, iie mar mebr BENT ic in
ieiner Mabe. ipraf aber nid,t Dor
Der gntidei6ungI gs mar beitinimt
worben. bob bier @ofen iiber Ole
Sadie b%ingeben iolten, eBe lie ielte
@eitalt anndbme.
2angiam, entieslid langian
idIeppte fir Mbolf iid Die Belt bir,
nit raienoer GhneQe enteilte tic
Carmen. ar4. ,lpts IN
.9en niebielten Mai baben nir?"
fragte er zines Cages, als lie alleii.
I'M @arten paren.
Gen adten," e~ntgesnete fie unh
hrdngte Die Tbrdneit 5uriid, bic NIT
8eipalt iib 8abn breden pollten,
,iibermorgen lit Der 5ebnte, 0aprl
forrtmt Der elite unb enblih Ser
smoIfte, mo id in Der gibliot6ef err.
ideinen merbe."
Der apSlfte fam, es mar fein mil.
ser, miir5iser Maitas. @egenidauer
itiirSten nieSer, Der @inb beulte I'M,
Shornitein. Carmen fiiblte iib
elenb. Die er5iplnaene Stdrfe Scr
fur3eu t3eit CAB nod, iie permod)te
ii9 nidt mebr amfreft 81 balten.
niht bas 3immer au perlaiien. Mit
flopienoen Shldfen nerfolgte lie sic
@olfen. Die poriiberiagten i,nO ibrc
2ait gegen Die Seniter marfen. @ie
nerlangte iie, cS mofte Maes MIR
Gin idtperer Sraum iein, aus Dem
lie eripafen biirfte.
@esbaIb aQ Ole Yein2 Sic mar
ia niht se3ipungen, Moolf 81 beira.
tgen, ibr freier Wiae iolte entifei.
Den, mo ibr freier @iGe iagte
,nein!"
Sonoerbar. oaB iie nid,t iriiber 81,
b;eiem gntifluiie %gefommell. ionoers
bar, oaB lie rilbig niir6e, iobal0 lie
i'm geiaBt.
IS podte, @ra5ia gtberton er.
idyien.
,Aooli iaate mir, On tpareit
franf, mas ieblt 0ir?"
.WierGne."
Sic manote lid ab, oamit @ra5ia
ibre @ufregung niht g%eipabrte.
.@eitern Ibeno erbielt i1 Hat).
r:ft bon grtbur," iubr Die iungc
@ittipe fort, .uno iiber3euet. baB eS
did freren tpiirbe, bon Nina al bS.
rem. fam ih tros oes llnspctters.
SIR 3uitanb beiiert iid. iie wirb
bon einem weitinbiiden gr5t bebau.
eelt, er .9ibt Soffpuna aMf pollfom-
meme @eneiuns."
rSat Mrtbur meiner er,pdbrt?"
rWein, ih CLAUDE, er nerlangt
ernitlih, rett al tb,rn."
~@ina miro gebeilt un6 lit iein
geliebtes @eib!" fliiiterte Carmen
Dor iih bin. sic audte %auiammer.
oas title 8einen mnr6e ai,m leiocn.
i1aitlihen Sdlu95en.
@raaia permohte lie niht 5u
trolten.
@ieoer perGnSerte iiG ipr @nt.
iGjlub. Die Wa1rift aus SloriSa
teitimmte tie. Sbr aSrper bebte iin.
ter Der @etpaIt Der Muireaun9. @te
ober Der beftisite Sturm iid enolid)
legt, 10 ipuroe es auh in Carmen
itiDe, title in Der &abe oer Der.
5meiilune.
llnnatiirlih geiabt. fleioete iid
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-03

fperoc ib i'm liebell lernen, eS gibt
penige Ienihen gleid ibm."
Gas lit fem Gruno, iid) 81
opfern."
sd mill es o6er, lnlo On mitBt
mir beIfen, giftor. @eriprih mir,
baB 0u ibm nitts bon artbur lagIt,
iein ielbitIoies Ser5 miirbe mein
Nort 5uriifseben nno barber brc.
den"
rSagten Sic niht, sic 0erntGb.
lung ipiiroe 10 6alo nid)t itattfin-
benz"
oSm Sftober."
Out. 9aiien Sic es babel be.
lpenoeu, ih tperbe idtpeigen, 10 lanee
id febe, baB es Sic nift tobtet."
Sic iuanote iif aitm Seniter.
ySieb, Der Morgen tagt, Die
Na6t lit babin. 60 fpir6 aud meme
ytad)t enoen uno Der belle Gag iiber
mir %aufgeben, ipeln i6 meinen Sat.
ten begliide uno DaSurd) gliidlid
bin. unb nun Iab' mid aaein, 8if.
for, i'd bebarf Der @ube. Sbeile
oas GreigniB I'M 2aufe bes Cages
6rau Itberton nit, mein 8rGliti-
gam miro es niht tbltn, ltnb id, i'd,
fam es nid)t, ib noIlte-"
uSie mare sic 9raut. Cine bib.
ld)e @eriaiiung fiir cine 9raut."
Carmen ipinfte ibm, iif al ent-
iernen. Bon Sieberidauer oeIdiit.
teIt. begab tie iid) sur &ube, fupbI.
tbntiger Sdlummer lieB lie momen.
tan pergeiien, oob es aebrohene
Screen uno trauernbe 9rGute gibt.
Nad Dem Sriibitiif bega6 iid,
Giftor nod 2%inbentbol. Gr mar be.
gierig, pie 5rau s(tberton sic &1inoe
Der 8erlobune aufnebmen tpiirbe,
lt,6 itannte iiber Die Hlibc, nit Ser
tie bieielbe enteegennabm. @rasia
batte lang iebe Soffnung, @oolf ge.
boren gu oiirfen aufseseben, MIR
momentane 9lGiie perrietb Die
lleberraihung, neld)e ieDenfaQs
mebr Garmens Sanolunesweiie, als
Ioolfs @obl gait.
Sobalo lie iid ieooh aIlein iab.
brad Die erfiinitelte @ube 5uiam.
men. Wadte bas greianib @raSia
allb niht mebr 10 uneliiflid, pie
es Dor etlihen Sabren getban b1tte,
10 ~3itterte oennob iebe Siber hires
SCREENS, als tie unter Der 6idtel1
2aube bon Smmergriin lab uno
lpeinte, pie 6rauen eben 5ertretene
Soffnungen beipeinen. Sic peinte
iiber Carmen, iiber artbur, mebr
nod aber iiber bas M6odlen, oos
emit aooIf Sarrinstons Siebe slt-
riifgepieIen.
8eaen brei l16r fubr ibr 8aaen
ben Siigel binan, Ben Goaingpoo0
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@eitem.
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ue6erraidnlng, liebiter Sreuno," rief
lie, i'd fonnte eS nidt ertparten,
Sic, sil begliifipiinihen. $50 lit oie
9raut?~
oSier bin id," ladte Carmen unb
flog in Srau ItbertonS Irme.
0Gre tie ibrem Wuni6e aefolat,
lie miir6e ben Gag allein in ibrem
3imner geblieben iein, 8iftors
Dorte aber: $50 lange es Sic nidt
.tootet, peroe ih idneiaen," peran.
laBten tie, Slid, Sreuoe unb @obl:
iein 81 beudJeln. @egen Wittag mar
tie NIT gliibenoen 8ansen utb rl,be.
loien ausen i'm @obn5immer err.
ihienen. uno bate 51rtlihe gui.
merfiamfeit an @oolf peribwenoet
10 lange @iftor es geipabrte.
.9ie 2iebe Der W1oden lit pie
cine Sprr i'm Sano," oadte bieier,
nbie erite @ele tpGift tie binpeg,
elmer anoeren Tlas 5u MAIDEN. Die
WGnner iino anoers, uno eS lit gut,
oaB lie es iinb."
2ieB 8iftor iid tGuiden, 10 se.
lang es bod bel Srart Itberton
niht. Srauen iinb gepobnlif nib,
trauiid aegen einanoer, ebe 5ebn
Mim,ten peritrifen, bate 8raaia
ben @bgrl,nb seieben, Ser unter
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AFFLICTED WITH
ECZEMA TEN YEARS
It Was Scratch, Scratch, Scratch,
and Burn, Burn, Burn. Scratching
Brought Sores Which Scabbed.
Couldn't Sleep. Cuticura Soap
and Ointment Cured in 2 Weeks.

1909 Little Walsh st.. Baltimore, Md.
Il was afflicted with eczema for about ten
years. the most tormenting and agonizinR.
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scratching after which there was burn
ing. l saw the advertisement for free
samples of Cuticura Soap and Cuticura
Ointment and wrote for them. They did
me good Immediately and then bought a
box Of Cuticura Ointment and cake OF
Cuticura Soap. was cured In two weeks"
tSigned) George Wooden. Jan. 2I, 1912.
Not only are Cuticura Soap and Ointment
most valuable In the treatment Of eczemas
and other distressing eruptions OF skin aud
scalp. sbpt no other emolients do so much
FOR pihples. blackheads. red, rough and oily
skins, itching, scaly scalps. dry. thin and
falling hair. chapped hands and shapeless |
nails, nor do it so economically. A single |
cake Of Cuticura Soap (25c.) and box OF |
Cuticura Ointment (50c.l are often sufficient
when all else has failed. Sold throughout
the world. Liberal sample Of each mailed
free. with 32-p. Skin Book. Address post
card "Cuticura. Dept. Il. Boston,
As-Tender-faced men should use Cuticura
Soap Shaving Stick. 25c. Sample free.
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TEDDY FINE
DEC0Y FOR
P|CKPOCKETs
? ~ ~
STICK WITH COLONEL AND
REAP RICH HARVEST IS
ADVICE OF THIEF

! New York, July 1l-Colonel Roose
yeit received the compliment par ex
cellence as crowd drawer from kic
Shaffer, pickpocket, who was taken
in hand by plain clothes men today.
Teddy is great one for draw
ing crowds" said the Kid. stick
with him and you'll always have
lrlenty of suckers to work. All the
dips ! ever met read the papers and
keep track of Colonel Roosevelt"
Shaffer, a young man who has early
attained prominence in lightlfngered
circles, was spotted by two detec-
tiyes today. They remembered that
be ought by right to be serving a
sentence in the Elmira reformatory.
Hello, Kid" said one of the "fly
cops How did you get out of the
'ref'?'
Shaffer pushed back HIS panama
hat and explained that he left via a
rope ladder Then he showed bunch
OF time tables and told his plans for
following Colonel Roosevelt this sum-
mer OF course he doesn't have Il
Chance now.
I'm only 20'e philosophical the
Kid. but I'yel had a careful educa-
ton. know how to think things
out, 1t didn't take me long to see
that men are interested in money and
holitics more than anything else
When they get TO thinking about pol
itics, they forget their money, and
then comes my chance"
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.GOV. WILSON
INVITES CLARK
TO sEAG|RT
SPEAKER DECLARES WILL
ACCEPT INVITATION IN
DUE TIME iW

Washington, D c.. July ll-Speak
ier Clark has received cordial inyi
tstion from Gov. Woodrow Wilson &c
visit him al Seagirt for the purpose
Q. discussing the political situation
snd proposed legislation in congress
likely 10 affect that situation, but Mr.,
Clark in speaking 10 friends mani
tested no hurry to journey to the Jer,
sey coast TO meet the presidential
candidate.
The speaker acknowledged today
tnat he had received the invitation
rom Gov. Wilson and would accept
II in due time But he said he did
not feel he could leave his duties
fere for the present To go running
about the country. Much highly i'm
eortant1cetK FstiIl remains 70 be done
efore the close of the session and
te would have TO stay on duty in
Washington for some time to come.
But as soon as conditions are such
as TO warrant him in absenting him
self from Washington for day. he
expects TO accept Gov Wilson's in
vltation
RepresehhtivssS oscar sthderwood
fas also. been asked by Gov. Wilson
fo pay him visit AT Seagirt and IL
rs understood Mr.. Underwood WIN ac-
fept the invitation in aHw days