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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-14

Lewis Waller will send out three COM
panies in "A Butterfly on the Wheel
next season, and all the actors in these
companies will be from London.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-14

Ffske O'Hara, who has been starring
in Loves Young Dream" will have a
high-grade romantic Irish play next sea-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-14

Henry w. Savage contemplates sending
a musical organization to Havana to pre-
Widow 1.-The Prince of Pilsen'' and
Little Boy Blue"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-14

Charles Dickson's next play will be
called AN American Girl"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-14

Helen Ware will give trial perform
ance In Cincinnati this week of 1.-The
Child Wife," new play by Elmer Har-
ris II it is successful. Henry B. Harris
Will produce the play next season in
New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-14

Margaret Anglin denies the report O.
Ter co-starring with Robert Mantell.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-26

1t behooves every voter in the state
to look well into the merits and de-
ing their vote next November--and
thus be able to vote right.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-26
SEPTEMBER III M q HISTORY B

1893 Rome surrendered to the
British. sssi
1904 Reniode Iing of the White
House at Washington begun, cost no.
to exceed $4,000.
B 1928 Mill for cleaning rice invent.
ed BY RayeneL Of South Carolina,
making possible Its extensive cultiVa1
ton and sale.
# 1S4s Count Lamberg, imperial com
missioner Of Hungary, killed BY the
Hungarian populace At Pesth.
1s4 Great IRE at oswego, N. Y.
Only three shops left standing. ri
1854 Steamers Arctic and vestai
collided OF Cape Race, and 322 lives
were lost because Of the utinous con
duct Of the Arctic's crew
1877 Fourteen fishing srnacks were
discovered engaged IN smuggling Chin
ESQ from British Columbia into Wash
ingtoa ana Oregon. ~
5 1904 Russo Japanese war; ii pan-
csc reported gathering down last line
'ofs defenses at Port Arthur.
1908 Cornerstone Of the Hudson
Fulton Memorial laid BY Governor
Hughes, on. spuyten Duy New York
Il 19l0 Presto dent put all assistant
under the civil service
.; \ a q vivid minors iii Wall street
that ITALY has declared war against
Turkey Is
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-26

A woman in Cleveland, Ohio, is ask
Ing a divorce from her hubby on the
grounds that she did not know what
she was doing when she married him
there are great many women in
the same boat, at least they find that
ont sooner or later.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-26
The German and b eIish
Spe cialists
iIl be- at the
lsI.lAA4MPEsk A tio TEL TlIEsoAY
OCTOBER sTFi, ss
Remarkable Success Of These Talent
ed 2 hysicians N the Treatment ss
Of Chronic Diseases.
OFFER THEIR sERVIc Us. FREE Or
cIiARGE
ONE DAY. ONLY,

his il q union of specialists Of this
and other countries who have recently
become united that they may combat
with and successfully treat chronic
diseases. they are now touring the
Northwest going through So,Ittfh Da-
kota. Montana. Washing ton and Cali
fornia, visiting the principal towns res
turning IN two mon Isl to alI points
visited on this TIL
his organization IF specialists
ought to pc able to cure You II you can
be cured at ii. These doctors have
sestab lished laboraso ries III nj inneapos
8lis that they ma pply their patients
PA the NorthWe Isl. S. It'll med Hell NO
RI The German and Eng fish Specialist
licensed by the state OF South Dakota
for the treatment off deformit lies and
all nervous and chronic diseases Of
men, women and chi dren, offers to-
all who call on this trip, consult ation,
examinat ion, advice free, making no
charge whatever, except the cost of
med icines and the expense Of pre-
pairing same. AII that is asked In
turn for these valuable services lii
that every person treated viii state
the result obtained To their friends
and thus prove to sick and afiicted
In every city and locality
last treatments have been dIscovered
that are reasonable sure and certain
in their effect
These doctors are considered by
many among AM erica i leading stons
ach and Nerve specialists and are
experts IL the treatment Oh chronic
diseases and SO great and on1erfuls
have been their results hat III many
cases IT Is hard indeed tto lind the di-
yiding line between skill and miracle.
Diseases or the ston mach. IL testines.
Iver, blood skin nerves heart,
spleen, kidneys, or b lad der, rheunlas
tisrn, sciatica, diabetes. bed -wett TING.
leg ulcers weak lung and those afsl
ficted with long and lin ep:seats
|ed, chronic diseases, that have bad He'd
THE skill Of the family lhyslc
should not fail to cal. @'s1 1l
According to their systen nd more
generations psnsidc itis' gali
stones ttumors goiter ol' certain forms
III ancer he dleaa suIg eona
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-26

3 u WV S0uS
About Things Tha
Oil has been discovered In the cana
zone-John D. Oilyfeller will please
take notice
A shipment OF $4,000 bushels OF
apples were recently shipped from the
state Of Washington to Argentine Re
public. 90
1-8~'>' 49,
The Vanderbilt cup race was post.
poned-and there would be less for
the undertaken to do II it was post
poned six months twice year.
That sure is bright bunch of detec.
tives who are giving 70 the press their
plans for catching yeggmen. Or per.
haps they are just throwing out a
big bluff, hoping they won't be need
ed.
1t behooves every voter in the state
to look well into the merits and de-
merits of measure CIR man before cast
ing their vote next November--and
thus be able to vote right.
a new York Z. M. c. A, worker has
come out in the papers and states that
the average man needs protection un-
til he is thirty.fve years Of age. He
does not state to what age they may
reach when they do not need watching
That question is probably too deep
3 for HIM W.
6 A woman in Cleveland, Ohio, is ask
ing a divorce from her hubby on the
grounds that she did not know what
she was doing when she married him
j there are a great many women in
the same boat, at least they find that
L ont sooner or later.
yigtS 4itz. 5si.
sS@ BY the first of the year money wash.
ing machines will be in operation at
the sub-treasuries in Chicago, Gin
cinnati, st. Louis and New Orleans.
with the possibility that banks and
department stores will likewise en-
Z gage In the nony laundry business
thus Joining il the battle against the
germs and disease carriers.
Why all this tear, tare,9 rear and
rare over the number OF people killed
by the railroads when the auto has
the railroads backed off the map. IN
u g few years from now the little Kid
dies viii be jumping UP on their
/ grandfa thers' laps, and asking them
i TO tell how many they killed ana
prob ably they will get about the same
i answer ais the grandchild used to Get,
who asked his grandfather how many
\ men he killed In the civil war.
~ 0lll "a ke q year and a half to car.
nv out the plan 70 reduce the size Oh
United States currency, but 1T ID is
be done: The new money VIII ha
about one third smaller thaa that now
ssin circulation. The design of each
ofnination Of every bill United
States notes, gold and silver eertis.
Gates, and national bank notes VIII
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-26
About Things That are Subject to More or Less Though

AWE AWW i HEE
are Subject to More or Less Thougl
the Russian thistle, which at this
time of the year is much tenderel
than other vegetation. And the PEG
Pile of Edmunds county are having {
good laugh over their scare.
1t IS amusing to attend moving
picture show, where some of the pic
lures are supposed to take you thru
the days of the revolution or civil war
and you note as you watch every
movement of the hero and heroine
how some of the scenes are SUCH
for instance you see the hero riding
breakneck down country road, il
/ the revolutionary period, that has a
string of telephone poles stuck up to
greet the eye. Or the uniforms are
altogether contrary to what you have
been taught TO expect was used in
| those days-doesn't it kinder CRATE
| on your nerves? But it is pretty
| hard to find a place to carry out the
scene end of the play, ard thus we
must excuse our Iiero's picking Out
the road with the phone poles.
4
The dedicating exercises for the
"Mellette Tree" on the state house
grounds at Pierre were held Tuesday
evening. The program consisted OF
talks by Governor Wesley, Judge Whit
ing of the supreme court, and Doane
Robinson Of the state historical So
ciety. This tree, planted on the state
grounds by Governor Mellette on the
first Arbor day of this state, will be
marked by bronze plate set in a
huge boulder which has been placed
at the foot of the tree at its present
location to which it was moved at
the time of clearing the grounds for
the new arrangement of 1andscaping.
The ceremonies were under the man
agement of the Woman's club, and
beside the talks there was vocal music
by voices from the schools and other
organizations.
n The Controller OF the Currency has
announced that beginning October j,
that national bank examiners will, in
addition to their regular work of ex-
amining banks. make a practice oil
making diligent inquiry into outside
ventures Of those in control Of the ali.
fairs Of banking houses. If the Of
fleers and directors unduly concen.
trate the funds of a bank In their
own ventures Murray said sstthia
Controller feels that, in view Of the
fact that he is charged with the duty
of protecting the epositors, he Vi il
entitled to know whe ether the concerns
IN which the funds Dc d bank are In.
vested, are PAVING OF losing ventures
Murray said that III the examination
,of all country banks he would insist
that the board or directors BIZ eonven,
ed and the examiner Investigate their
assets Iii their presence ana with the
helm and cn.onaYnf tnnS III HI M !. ~
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-26

especially on the smaller parcels.
hi The parcels post rate will be only a
cent an ounce up to four ounces for
all distances and 5 cents for the Arst
pound or fraction Of d pound and 81
cents for each add itional pound or
fraction of a pound up to the limit o.
II pounds, In the first zone OF nifty;
miles. AS the distance increases the
rate increases 30 much for every fifty
miles. Above five or Six pounds the
difference would not be much between
the express rate and the new postage
rate and above eight pounds the exs
press rate would be cheaper On.
matter m allied at postofices for deliy-
cry on rural routes out from such
postoffices, the rate ~ i've cents for
the first pound and one cent for each
additional pound, making a ma ximum
rate Of Is cents for a l-pound pack
age.
Winnipeg Man, Sept At the
closing ceremonies Of the sovereign
grand lodge Of the Independent Order
OF Odd Fellows, the Patriarch Mili-
tant awarded prizes for drills as fol-
lows: First prize Of $1,000, to Can
ton Lucas. Toledo, o., with 91.s per
cent
In the third degree, class B, Pa,
jtriarchs, the first prize Of $500 W AS
awarded to- Hot Springs encampment
at Hot Springs, S. D. The second
prize also went to Hot Springs en-.
campment.
The Saturday News is in receipt
of a copy of the program for the
fourth annual meeting Of the South
Dakota State Grange, which will meet
In this city, October IL, I6 and i 4
The meeting will bring to the city Al
number Of prominent public workers,
among them, G. r. Malone, the state
master: Mrs. FL P. st. John, a noted
w. g. 7. y. worker, who will give an
address; Mrs. John Z. Pyle; Robert
2. Slagle, president Of the agricultur-
al college Oliver Wilson, national
master, Of Peoria, HI: Or. a. A. Brig
ham, OF the Agric ultural college: Hon.
r. o. Richards, and several others
will be present during the sessions
and give talks on subjects of interest.
lA program will appear in this paper,
at a later date.
4 rate Of a fare and third on the
certificate plan, has been granted by
the railroads
Headquarters viii be maintained at
the Kampeska hotel.
Anyone desiring further informa-
ton, may get the same by addressing
Geo W. Dixon. state secretary, Was
stertown, s.. D. 5S
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-26

the Russian thistle, which at this
time of the year is much tenderer
than other vegetation. And the PEG,
Pile of Edmunds county are having a
good laugh over their scare.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-26

The Vanderbilt cup race was post
poned-and there would be less for
the undertaken to do il it was post
poned six months twice year.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-26

Oil has been discovered In the canal
zone-John D. Oilyfeller will please
take notice.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-26

tives who are giving TO the press their
plans for catching yeggmen. Or per-
haps they are just throwing out
big bluff, hoping they won't be need
ed.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-26

A shipment of $4,000 bushels of
apples were recently shipped from the
state OF Washington to Argentine Re-
public.
The evening world., 1912-04-08

aooea mot now" ne viii tell you. n
gottsr ct after the dam houndsrs to-
morrow vt. Maybe after they are gone.
u the huke they don't come too soon.
Then there 10 the bass ana the black.
Ash. On. set somebody who Amt q
asAsrman 70 paint your fool house."
Also We have with ~ on every Sun.
aay. when Ne. Commissioner Waldo
amt looking. the Hope Fishing Club led
By Lieut. Dick Enright. the handsom-
est thing that eve wore o uniform, and
Al 0shfing. the restaurant man. and
Lieut.. Bull Mccarthy and Sandy San.
derson, the censor of law and order at
the Astor House-all OF them Of the
Hope Fishing Club which hunts trouble
u we'll a. hsh and always hnds both.
The B~syswater Yacht Club. the Jew.
lsh Navy Of jamaica Bay, IL another
bunch that will give YOU the merry
laugh II they beat you to good fishing
ground and then give you more than
your share Of II. There are, too, Jim
snyder. the oid.tims ball player. with q
boat load OF friends and Benjamin
r. DAILY. former Commodore Of the ia.
maica Bay sou-beg pardon-Yacht
Club. And Wesley Hook Lockhart OF
the Willow Of Hook Creek Of the Hay
Head Yacht Club and his faithful fol.
lower, George Hook Creek Schaiier
with the Frieda.
At the end Of the day, at about the
time Of the return OF the boats to
The evening world., 1912-04-08

VIII locate the exact cause Of your steady destruction.
of health, II that cause be coffee. It's worth knowing
the plain. sober fact before fixed organic, heart OF other
disease sets In, which perhaps cannot be cured.
The test 10 pleasant, accurate and ~satisfyins.
Quit coffee absolutely for 10 days and In Ito place
use Postum.
Be sure the Postum 10 properly boiled 20 per
directions on pkg. (and that's easy). then you have the
The evening world., 1912-04-08

east end Of Jamaica Bay. should you
have occasion TO b there to-day you
may zee Surrogate Daniel Noble on his
boat Nan. dressed In y cent? worth Of
clothes, . battered hat ooeksl o. one
side Of his head. laughing u the cufiag
founders - they hop back and forth
vntl their broad tails slap the line from
which they hang.
In the vsy next boae you may 80
h barber who sorapss MS Honor's
face every court morning and the boot.
black who shines his shoes. and II the
nsh aren't biting on his boat he viii
gladly accept their invitation to como
to their "spot" and seek better luck or
~ gladly invite them to his own.
II o get up early enough you may
aIso SOC Oscar Cssars. the eminent II.
illustrator. In company with Babe"
B~renchard. the son Of his b~sst-of.ali
landladiss. returning homo from Q NIGHT
OF nshing Oh the Drsamiand bier, arm
In arm and rejoicing.
On another anchorage you are priv.
LEGGED to observe Arthur Middleton.
looking ~ handsome 40 . cigar sdvsr.
tissmsnts N the company oe Codnmis.
sioner Dilly Wright. Judge Tommy De.
nssn and . s~prinklins OF men who have
been started by him on $50 q day iobs.
Down ShespshssA Bay way you may b.
The evening world., 1912-04-08

Sheepshead Bay, there We . meet.
Ing of the 6~heepshead Bay Improve.
ment Association to make arrangements
for the big blowout and dance to be held
tonight At the Bayside Casino.
oio FLGgr OF FISHING 0oAro
TO 90 INTO COMMISSION.
The growing fondnsss Of New York.
ers for this healthy, open.air, innocent
diversion has increased nightly In The
last few years. The outlook for big
business he's caused some heavy IN:
v~esfments along shore.
The experiments tried last year Of
sending out the orion from the Battery.
known to the dsep.sea feet ~ the bat.
tleship" because Of the low rakish Ap.
and the color Of her ray hull ~ II
s,tps through the MISS OH the Hook,
the Seneca and other boats which col.
lsct passengers from HobokSn. Jersey
City. Newark and Paterson has given
courage 70 many others. 30 that In
addition 70 the Shamrock (ths old Bes.
mudA face prise winner. when she was
owned BY Frederic Thompson and
now transformed into . four cylinder
power boat) and the Velocity (which
al beat even the ShAmrock) and the
St6uiey nOWeIo IrOm CeuefS1o, ma
the old Evelyn and Athens. run by the
Martin Brothsrs, ana Morson's Helene.
Howard REED he's had . ins new boat
built. the DARE. sixty-ivs feet over ali
ana With . capacity for one hundred
hshsrmsa; the n. J. n. -. built b.
Capt. Fred Wreggle q carry the same
number. ana the B. r. Lvndy. just -
big. prepared for this season By Fred
Thus the isst when Il gets TO going
outside Of the Hook with the coming
Of the huke, which succeed the HOUND
srs after . brief m<zsanlne season Of
the homely ling and the silvery whit
Ing are succeeded by the fuke. the bass,
the biackhsh. the ling and the whiting
again with an occasional haks. whose
relations with the cod are no more
reputable than those Of the despi1sd
Ling himself. and then the mysteri.
Gus King Cod himself. who was due
TO call this year after three years Of
absence. but who hid himself under an
Ice screen until Il was ting for him 70
70 home. It has been . tough winter
along shore. There were weeks whom
even those headlons idiotic enthusi.
ssts who will 20 out after ling evsn
when II 10 snowing ana the lines frssse
IN your fingers will catch the early
trains for the boats to the banks.
But since Thanksgiving last fall
there has besn mighty little fishing
lone. The boats were frozen In. Even
hose that could Get into the channel
sould not 60 out without danger Of
being crushed In the ice foes. 80 the
new season starts with . lot TO b made
up from the misfortunes Of the winter
an' q great sagsrnsss Of the Usher.
men to get into the game long and stay
in I. every day from now until snow
dies again.
The evening world., 1912-04-08
LEG BROKEN ON HORSE.
Dsh n. 4Aeass, Js., Hsrt IN Csa.
I tSaI Pavk C~ellisisn.

I oeeA \ Thomas jr.. treasurer q the
~ Thomas Clock Company Of No.
lfai1sa Lane. 70 conAnsd 70 his
ooastmsst at the Hotel NsthsrlanA
pith . fractured les. Mr.. Thomas was
edins hesSsback In Central Psrk late
Destsrday aftsrnooa when asothss rider
bgQiAsA with him. Mr.. Thomas wns
oatsa - N automooils - the onos
! yDs. Hsury II. FORBES. Ne. " East
v~esty-asst sersst, whsss Il VA found
NJ ~ leet ~ VA srsstursl.
~ SbomAo soeat . telrty roslful
o1oA4 = ~ ~ - ~ hetb ts-Aay.
- nees - - seea1 - ~
The evening world., 1912-04-08

Nc need to get mad now. tear up the paper. or
shout nonsense, good coffee never hurt anyone"
al around you foks who are the worse for coffee's
.slugging. Think over q few coffee-drinking friends and
casually enquire If they are entirely and perfectly well
and Just how coffee treats them.
If it hurts others isn't it just possible2
Catch the drift. don't YOU'D
The evening world., 1912-04-08

In luck enough to 81 on . boat with
Tuck Evans or Bob CLIFFORD and learn
how much more . hotsl keeper knows
about feeding founders than your swn
boss knows your ned for . day on.
II good luck takes you to Canarsie
you may and yourself aboard the Msr-
nj alongsids Dan Sutherland. the
Human Tomcat. who makes . noIss liks
the ninth swan song Of . backyard fsl.
Inc the minute his line hauls . nsh out
OF water. You may even hear him tell
Joe Hill (who thinks NJ invented hshl
just what the difference 10 between .
stickieback and . Rockaway trout.
Then again hs may see the glad spec.
tacls Of Ray Clark. the Wall street
broker. taking lessons In tackle rigginQ
from the owner Of the butcher shop
where he does his marketing. "
NE NEVER LEro 0UNNgoo IN.
TeRFGRG WITH PLEASURE.
Some aAy . kind fate may allow you
II you are an initiate. 10 meet Charley
Hoffman. who lives yer Mike Co.'S
groves place In upper Yorkvilis and
has quit work q . house painter since
he discovered that II 10 easier to let .
Great Dane dos Of obliging habits pro-
duce pups at q rate to furnish him .
comfortable income. Ask Charley whom
he can take the joD Of painting your
The evening world., 1912-04-08
A Sure Personal Test

famous food-drink, with the deep seal brown color
which turns to rich golden brown when cream 10 added
and the flavor is crisp. snappy and very like the high
grades Of Old Govt Java.
II IN q few days you begin to sleep soundly at
night, digest your food better, stomach and bowels
show sisns Of recovery, OF the old feeling of weakness
at the heart leaves. or eyes get stronger and head works
clearer (he ails Of coffee drugging are multtudinous),
the facts will be before you and
The evening world., 1912-04-08
IT'S A POOR BARCAIl

Eoery coffee topper tries to wissls round and charge
HE aches and ails to uoeathsr, o0evsoork. too much OF
too little food, this, that Or the other thing, but hoO he
hates to admit that the real enemy 10 HE Mater, coffee.
The evening world., 1912-04-08
Coffee Hurt You?

In fact after having studied the matter q bit it will
come plain that if you are a coffee-drinker the chances
are that some form of incipient OF perhaps fixed organic
disease due 70 coffee has set in-constipation. rheuma.
tism, eye trouble, nervous headaches, nervous prostra.
ton or others Of the well-proven coffee ais. One can
decline to look the thing squarely in the face and peg
along with the coffee.
Some day Mature will haul him up SfIORTi
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-02-08

Washington, D. c., Feb. 1.-When-
ever an American trust wants the
tariff tax increased it bases its plea
on the argument that American
manufacturers cannot compete with
the cheap labor of Europe" In
eleven months of last year the ex-
ports of iron and steel products, to-
gether with agricultural implements
and freight and passenger cars
amounted to nearly $270,OOO,OOO
an increase of about $54,0O0,0OC
over the corresponding period Of
1910. These materials are export.
ed to all parts of the world, in the
face of the competition of England
Belgium, Germany and France. Tht
steel trusts foreign competitor
had the advantage of that "cheaI
labor" which the trusts pretend tt
fear so greatly whenever a propose
is made to lower the tariff. Ye
the trusts trade in foreign market
is constantly on the increase. How
much longer will the American
consumers allow themselves to b
fooled by the trust "logic?"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-02-08
Good-By Err Howdy-Do.

Say good-by er howdy-do-
What's the odds betwiXt the two!
Comm goin'- every day
Best of friends first to 60 away
Grasp of hands you'd ruther hold
Then their weight in solid gold,
Slips their grip while greetin' you
Say good by er howdy-do?
Howdy-do, and then, good-by-
Mixes just like laugh and cry;
Deaths and births, and worst and
best,
Tangled their Contrariest:
Ev'ry jinelin' weddin' bell
Skeerin' up some funeral knell-
Here's my song and there's your
sigh
Howdy-do, and then, good-by!
Say good-by er howdy-do-
Jist the same to me and you;
'Tain't worth while to make fuss
Cause the jobs put up on us!
Some Ones runnin' this concern
Thar's got nothing else to learn;
If He's willin', we'll pull through
Say good-by er howdy-do!
- James Whitcomb Riley.