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The evening world., 1913-10-31
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BIliOusness and All Bowel Troubles

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ness aud ~. mistake about It, yet
eens iust Ike shocolsts candy. To-
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its chocolate oil through. Ex.Ls.
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stomach. puts an end to biliousness
and all troubles arising thcrefrom.
You feel like new person when
Ex-Lax gets your bowels right. and
continue in splendid health. il you
take an Ex-Lax every now and
then. No pain or griping--no bad
spells after action. Ex-Lsx is the
best ph, sic the medical world hs,
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The evening world., 1913-10-31
$4,000 K|DD|ES
|NPUBL|C PARKS
ON HALLOWE'E EN-
Mayor ana Other Officials
Will Manage Great Open
Air Turnout.

F.'tv thousand New York bows AMI
siris viii g,mbol an thirty. old VII
lago green's and Fairgrounds ~ morrow
IN the biggest cham y Halloween
parties ever arscd. Thov vl, como
upon IL" scene ~ ia tho sun ~ IN.
brush or twilight puts 1u impress .1nt.-
tic touch to the world Ald 'alr.es zn,.
Inns. spri,es. gnpmes and sa,yrs be-
Gin to steal around. these children OF
tho daylight will vanish between we'll
tucked covers and dream - sombre
shapes. incandcscont eyes and teeth.
Anakes with electric tails and pumpkins
tina, walk
The places NJ the n. ON lads and lassies
will he taken by the phantom Klddies ot
night They. too. will dance and cavort
In the thirty Fairgrounds. And every
one ~ those tNefs boys and girls VII
So" thcnl In their dreams
Don't believe ~ pShaw. You're a
crouch and u grownup-w which Is worse.
You're iealou" because you've passed be-
yond the fairylaud border You're tho
guy that denied Santa Claus Away
with you. You ought TO get ninety days
In the pumpkin she'll that ono. housed
q certain lady,
II you don't believe II ask Peter pan.
hut let's yet back To- the daylight per-
formance IN the parks Il viii be un-
der the direction Of the Department OF
Parks and Bureau of Recreation. Will
lam j. Lee. Supervisor OF Recreation.
and Miss Mary McKonna. assistant,
thought out the Halloween scheme
They nxed tomorrow. great feast
| day. for the observance
There will he football. basketball,
field athletics. gymnastics. tugs Of war.
folk dances. witch and fairy dances.
apple racing, storytelling and Hal
lowe'en games for the girls. OF course
the fathers and mothers will be there.
Enough apples to make a pie as big an
Rhode Island and enough nuts to feed
tho squirrels Of the Yosemite Valley
will be distributed.
Three flying squadrons. as they have
teen termed. have been arranged for
| visits to the ceiebranta. At 2 o'clock to-
| morrow afternoon Mayor Kline. Mrs.
Kline. Commissioner OF Parks Stover
and several others will start from tho
City Hall and visit all the Fairgrounds.
| This will constitute the first flying
squadron.
The second nylng squadron will start
at Columbia College At tho start Of n
| tcn-m!le championship running race. In
thls squadron viii he Recreation Conn
missioner James r, sullivan. candidate
| for County Clerk on the Democratic
ticket; Mrs. James T.. sullivan. Judge
| Mccall md AIRS Mccall Justlca Weeks
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Killed By Explosion In Powder .
Works.

PATERSON. ". j.. Oct. a.-Angelo
B!ssello u dead and Max Fine is dying
at the General Hospital In this city as
the result OF an explosion In the mixing
plant OF the Dupont De Nemours Powder
Company at Haskell to-day. B.selli
was burned to a crisp in fire which
broke out following the explosion. en-.
failing . loss OF $500. Fine was thrown
clear oe the 0eov
The evening world., 1913-10-31
sAYe NE WILL HAVE LANpIc Rp
EvlCT HER.

My letter ls at an end, cxcsp.
this-if you are not at his ofiice, No.
2lI Pitkin avenue. ! will take that
as au answer that rather than sign
the papers YOU would have mo lot
your nelghtora and relations know
what YOU are. I'll do It. and to-
morrow. too. II ! do not see them
In person | will let them know by
mail ri even write to your land
lord and hav. him put you out AZ
an undesirable tenant When II
gets In tn. payers everybody will
know It, You can avoid this trouble
by attaching your name to that
paper II you do not. I piedg. I
shall do Just as | said l would with.
n one hour after II o'clock 10 you
do not show W"
The boy. according to Detective Bryan
who arrested him. said he wrote tn,
letter witnou, dictatlon from any oldcI
person,
Mrs Th.ueiholl said she had neveI
don. anything on which the tnrest I.
could he based. and that Alfred ha,
threatened her with violence and III,
burning of her hons.
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wales Not to Wed Tstisns.
LONDON. Oct. N.-"Purs invention" v
the odaSiaI answer to the report that
the Prince Of Wales and orand Duchess
TStana. second daughter Of the Rus
- ouaE ~ betrotho6
The evening world., 1913-10-31

Albany Has Fisst snow Of seasoa.
ALBANY. oct 3l-The city had it,
frs, snow Of the season to-day. Tho
squall lasted half an hour. but the flakes
melted as they fell. Last year the frat
snow fell here on Nov. Is.
The evening world., 1913-10-31
LETTER Of A BOY
TOMOTHERL LEADS
TO HIS ARREST
Threatens to Expose Her ii
She Does Not Sign Paper
Sought by Father.

Alfrei rheuerholz. y n'teon.ycar -oli
boy, oas hold iu 800 bail by Justics
wilkin IN the Childrcns Court. nrook-
lyn. to-day Oh the charge that hc had
written ~ matchmaking letter to his
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Thcucrholz %
No i3&5 DE kalb avenue threatening e
10 blacken her name and give hts
father evidence for a divorce suit. The
CAGE was put over until to-morroS to
give tho father. who has been separ-
a,ci from Mrs. Theuerhoiz for four
years. an opportunity to appear to pro-
tcot the boys interest.
Alfred Thcuerhoiz lives with his father
Who is a wealthy wholesale grocer. Hts
two sisters live With tho mother. For
some time Mr.. TheuerholE has been try
ing to get his wife 10 sign away her
dover rights In property at No. ~ At
kins avenue
BOYS LETTER OF THREATS TO
HIS MOTHER.
The letter Of the hoy was attached TO
the complaint on which the warran, for
his arrest was based. II was az follows
Dear Madam: This IL my last
letter. I understand you now. You
have been hanging back and duck
Ing me because you think ! am
afraid to do as ! said would.
that -. to tell my father. also
Charles Nitzie Tan uncle). and
your aunt ! also intend to let
your neiEhbors In that house.
especially Mrs. Kihian. know what
Kind Of woman you are.
You are q rnc sort TO be posing
as n respectable woman. I am not
trying to scare you or anything Of
tho like. but l Just want to let you
know what l am going to do.
II my father hears OF this II
means an absolute divorce. and he
10 Just waiting for . chance like
that. Then where will your hold
ON him come In when the 8. y. c. c.
cones In and takca Nora and
Marie away. backed up by the AZ.
| hdavit made out before Mr.. Con-
siiyea. with Il seal on it2
I'm explain what I want you to
| do. want you to be at Mr., Con-
silyea's at II O'Clock 4. II. to-mor-
! row, Oct. 70. Refuse II you dare.
My letter Of last week started the
ball rolling, and 1t viii hit with .
crash very shortly II you do not
| stop u.
The evening world., 1913-10-31

German Empress Receives GerAvd.
POTSDAM. Germany. Oct. G.-Jamel
W. Gerard. the new American Amhassa-
dor to Germany. was received In audi
cnce to-day by the German Empress as
the ImperIal palace.
The evening world., 1913-10-31
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because il leaves the most delicate
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The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1913-11-06

! he members of the church and
society were extended a cordial
invitation by Mesdames Franklin
and Prothro to meet with them at
the home Of the former, Friday
afternoon at $50, and bring their
work and talk bazaar
Three members, Mesdames
Boal, Morris, and Lee Voolfolk
were enrolled, making a total OF
81 members.
At a late hour the society ad-
Journed by repeating the Lord 5
PRAYER, to meet again next Tues
day at the church al 2 so with
Mrs Beauchamp as leader OF the
program from The Voice. -
Press Reporter.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1913-11-06
May Belle Fowler and Her
Big Stock Co.

Coming TO Dermott next Mon
day tor one week is the popular
Nav Belle Fowler and her met
TOpolltan company OF players Who
have been highly entertaining the
amusement loving people OF War
rem for the past week and have
played nightly to some OF the
largest audiences that have ever
attended shows IN Warren. This
company simply entertains from
start to finish and should they
ever make return date to War
rem they are certain to be greeted
by the many new friends they
have made IN that city. The show
comes to Dermott Monday night
Tor Their t1Gst appearance. 1t i
seldom indeed that cur CITY has
a company 50 prolusely versatile
IL their dramatic selections.
On Monday night Mr.. Chas
Manvllle pie SCENTS Miss Nav Belle
Fowler IN the leading role y
DAUGHTER OF the People, sup.
ported by MI Geo. l.. Dick and a
metropolitan cast IN America 5
greatest comedy drama in three
acts. Thrilling, strong in drama
tic situations and ehmaN,s clean,
moral and rthnod. The play had
a run OF 500 consecutive perform
anees In New York and over SOC
nights III Chicago. This paper
publishes lady tee uchtt tor
Monday night. Cut II out and
come and SEE real show. TIN,
show comes highly recommended
from our nelGhborlng towns and
cities where they have PLAYED.
Press Aet. Dunnan.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1913-11-06
ONE POST SHE WOULDN'T FIT
Woman Speakers Euiogy Of CapabiI-
ty Of Her Sex interrupted by
Mere Man.

With tense, eager faces the great
audience of women leaned forward
in their seats. eagerly drinking in
the noted speakers every word.
Mere man." she was saving, us
wont TO behttle woman's ability to
enter the fields already usurped by
him. rs a matter of fact she Is
capable Of filling any post of public
or private office now held by man,
and, if appointed to it. could even
perform mans tasks with greater
faithfulness and greater daring.
"Name, if you can, one post for
which she cannot fit herself Name
one office 10 which she would not,
could not, give TIN greatest measure
Of capahiljtv, the highest degree Of
courage, the"
\ mere man, who had slipped un-
noticed into a back seat, rose at this
point, and the light Of sudden inspi-
ration CLEANED IN his eve.
Rat catcher" he shouted. And
then he Aed.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1913-11-06

IWenty-sIx enthusiastic mt M
bers OF the Woman Missionary
SOCIETY met at the Methodist
Church Tuesday afternoon IN bus
mess session.
After singing Stand Up. Stand
Up For Jesus, reading the 2-th
Psalm and PRAYER, the work for
the balance of the year was dis
cussed. The first and third
Tuesdays the society Will meet IN
business session, and the second
and fourth TUESDAYS will be de-
voted to Mission study, programs
from The Voice and The King 5
Business. An all day PRAYER ser
vice will be observed the last
week In November IN place Of the
week OF PRAYER.
Mrs. Larkin Smith, who has
charge OF the Juvenile Society,
reported the members interested
in their work and their liberal
donation OF $500 to the w. NJ. S
for the church fund was gratefully
accepted. This department,
which was organized a short time
ago with a few charter members
and Vivian Skipper as presid, mt,
has 10 little workers enrolled
How beautiful the words" a
little child shall lead them.
The chairman OF the Bazaar
Committee reminded the members
to get their articles ready by the
first week IN December as that is
the time for the bazaar and din
ner. The Juvenile Society will
also have a booth for children.
This makes five booths and a fish
pond and with all these attrac-
tons the bazaar will be larger
than the one last year.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1913-11-06
LADIES' AID SOCIETY.

"TIplp'" Officer Mulcahcv wheeled
at the cry which reached him over
the din Of a eongeSted corner. and an
ice wagon whose driver had been
waiting all morning for this open
Ing, dashed madly across the street
Bat officer Mulc0hcy. obIvious to
everything but the call for assistance.
darted Ia the sidewalk and allowed
the Ice wagon to thunder on is way
unmolested.
Standing by the lamp-post. with
tears dmmlnS her azure ewes. stood
Angelica Gotterdammcrung. Again
she shrlelcd
POLICE Help"
What's the natter" cried OH
Ger Mulcahey, as he reached her side.
Who did it,
Angelica hreathed SIGH Of relief.
"Oh, officer" she sand, Il left my
vanity case at home and my nose
Is shiny" New York Sun.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1913-11-06
AMONG COLOReD PEOPLE

Mr.. Peat Seoby had cotton
picking tins week,
he farmers are smiling because
OF the good weather.
PLENTY OF cotton 10 pick. No
excuse now for not having money.
We would be glad to publish
items OF general interest among
the eolored people were we IN
formed OF the facts.
Phone Us for it; we deliver SC
purchase as cheer.ully as We would
a s. 90 one.
Hammock $ Drug Store.
Jean Williams, WHO lives near
Dermott, had large hay mare
stolen IN Dermott Saturday
night. He offers a reward tor her
recovery.
There vail be a FtaternaI Rally
at Holland Chapel, a NJ. +
Church, on Nov. 10th. Rev. y
Spencer, the pastor, say thtyeN=
pectt0 have a hig tune that day
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1913-11-06
The Glee Club Last Night

The first entertainment CT the
LyCeum course given last evening
under the management OF the Al
trurian Club and the School Beard
was a success in every way. The
auditorium was crowded 10 It's
capacity with an enthusiastic ard
appreciate audience, and the pro-
gram rendered by the Glee Club
was well received ard thoroughly
enjoyed, as was evidenced by the
hearty applause to which they
cheorfully responded with numer-
Gus encores. Mgr. Shumway, and
Mr.. Fannon, the basso, were es-
peclally good.
The ladies are 10 be CongIatu-
lated upon the success OF the en-
tertalnment and deserve much
credit for the very efficient manner
IN which IL was managed.
a special tram was run from
Tlllar and McGehee to accommo-
date the large crowd which came
from those places to attend.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1913-11-06
GET POISON FROM THE SOIL
Grasses in Some Parts Of Africa Cause
Various Destructive Diseases
Among Cattle.

Africa labors under many dis
eases of devastating kind, and the
presidential address by DR. Arnold
Theiles TO the South African associa-
ton drew up rather appalling sum
mary of the diseases of malaria.
Sleeping sickness, horse sickness, and
ostrich sickness, among others. But
he added another not SO well known
tho disease Of "Iamzekte" among
cattle, Which has caused terrible de-
etructlen. and even threatened to
ruin the newly developed northwest
ern districts. The investigations car
ricd out by Mr.. Burt Davy, the gov
eminent botanlst, show that the
cause is probably the poisons which
are present in grasses of certain
areas. The theory is that grasses
ON certain soils and under certain
climatic conditions develop poison
of aeeumulatlve character. which
only shows is effects IN cattle after
they have partaken of such grasses
for prolonged period. As an in
stance, the plant Senesio latifolia at
Grahamstown proved fatal to horses
and cattle. The experiments in Ma
tai with the same plant showed that
it was harmless to horses and cattle
thern -I nndnn Morning Post
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1913-11-06

MOTOR RATES

In computing motor rates, if the
neare Il minimum quantity at thu
lesser rate figures less for The con.
sumner than III" quantity used
wonid hsure at the rptc gwen, the
minimum at the less4r rate should
be taken, ", I Alexander,
Cltv Electrician.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1913-11-06
Not So Much Room On The Top

as is said TO be SO tar as the lum-
Der business is concerned. We
occupy a good share of the space
there ourselves. We coulden't
do it, OF course, unless our lumber
was better than The average and
our dealing absolutely on the
level. They are.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1913-11-06
AN A WOMAN do
as size plcases in her
youth and by the
strength, Of her will,
the force of her deter

mination, avoid the consequences?
Can she. by laborious secrecy and
treless evasion, make the world
Judge her as the world Judges men
and not as the world Judges women?
Can she once and orce only
step beyond the bounds fixed by
Society and resolutely step back
without penalty?
This great problem OF Wonan's Will
Against the World is the problem CT
The Woman a problem only shadowy
in the play, become salient andchallenging
in the intense, arresting story which
Mr. Terhunc has based upon the powerful
dc Mile play produced with such great
success by Rclasco.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1913-11-06
GODDESS OF FREEDOMS PAL

Al Porch the old rigger at the cap
ltol building In Washington. Is the
most intimate associate of her ma
esty, the Goddess OF Freedom, who
stands upon the very dome OF this
building. which harbors the national
congress. There are electric wires to
be rugged on the bonnet OF the goddess
and occasionally she is to be given
4 bath and a coat of paint. When these
necessities arise II Is AL Porch who
Is sent aloft to meet this difficult stu
alton, This mounting into the very
presence OF Freedom is no mean task.
Rarely is 1t accomplished in any other
method than that OF scaling ladders.
For 60 feet before the top OF the statue
Is reached the ascent must be made
on the outside ladders. This is true
when anyone but AL Porch makes the
ascent. But the rigger has long made
the very pinnacle OF the capitol his
playground. He has practically lived
here for 43 years. The upper dome OF
the capitol has coDe' to be a passion
with him. A spry little man of GA. he
runs about these great heights as or
binary men Talk about the streets He
is to the capitol what the famous
hunchback was to Notre Dame Once
he fell from position at the foot of
the goddess and was dashed from pro
lection to projection down the statue
base. Altogether he fell so feet and
with one arm broken. chung with his
legs dangling over the abyss below.
which would have meant certain death
II his hold had given way. Yet later
he climbed one after another OF the
pillars that support the statue In an at
tempt to capture an escaped canary
birl, and finally succeeded Many times
since he has scaled the statue to its
very top without the help Of ladder
He does this by working himself into
the folds Of the garments of Freedom
and SO braces himself as to get mex
plicable holds.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1913-11-06
CRUEL COM N EMIT.

Miss Pine says her face is her
fortune.
Then as an investment, it has
some ugly features. "
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1913-11-06
MORE PRACTICAL.

He-She swept out the room with
repressed hauteur.
She-Why didn't she do it with q
broom
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1913-11-06

For RENr: Two furnished
rooms for light house keeping
Apply to Mrs. ". Ia Skipper.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1913-11-06

Dixie / heatre Will give a
coupon good for IS votes in the
Dermott News Piano Contest for
every ten admission coupons from
date OF Oct. 18th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-25
Shank,s Turkish little.

Our prefixes Mr. or "GeneraP' pc
come sufixes In Turkish. The mayor or
Turkish city adds to his name f,oledle
Rasi Therefore IL would not be Mayor
Lew Shank, but Shank Bolede Raisi.
\ caliph is a prince of the royal Inc
next to the sultan himself in Importance
The next title of Importance Is shiekh-ai-
islam, or head of the Mohammedan faith
Imam is the title by which priest Is
originally addressed.
Pasha is the highest title within the gift
of the sultan. 1t Is conferred chiefly on
men who achieve distinction in arts ana
letters or in commerce, and is more or
less common among the great merchants
of Turkey or those who, under the old
regime. had a hand In the collection or
taxes The word hey" attached 10 the
name of a person Indicates that TIA
bearer is distinguished for service II tho
country. The term ''effendi" tn"Ieates
that the man SO addressed il higher IN
birth, breeding. or education than the
man speaking. and Is a variable title,
depending on the rank of those carrying
on conversation.
The grand ViZier. or SadoraZam, Il the
premier of the cabinet. and IL the nigh
est of government civil officials me
governor of a province is known as van.
London It'd Bits.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-25
snarrow Follows the Flag.

should like to take opportunity 10
draw attention Ia the sparroWs OF tie
Anglo Egyptian Sudan. This noisy
companion of men is firmly established
throughout the Nile provinces up To
kbartoum. In these four river pro-
ytpces they are found IN very large
numbers. and constitute nuisance
AZ we proceed farther south py the
White Nile the sparroWs decrease III
numbers, but they appear To be stead
ilv extending their limits. am con
WINGED that they did not appear In the
western Bahrel- Ghazal i'll 1906, where
as they were noticed by me as estab-
,ished so far south as Dem Zuber IN
teo9l910 The question naturally
arises. How did they get there the
distance of a thousand miles, wien the
last 200 through thick forest. brlig
forward this suggestion, that the IN
crease of steamers plying up the ME-
and the making Of cleared roads
through the provinces have not only
increased trade and traders, but nave
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-25
Mar and Bird Seed.

1t may never have occurred 10 the
average reader that the Balkan wal
could have anything to do with the price
of bird seed But II did have whole lot
to do with It. for the simple reason that
the greatest source of the worlds supply
of canary seed is in Turkey. in the pro
vince of Rodosto, which was raVaged by
the warning armies. with the result that
planting was prevented. crops We're de
stroyed and shipments of stocks on hand
delayed.
With various Intervening fluctuations
Turkish canary seed Went up in TINS
market from 81 to IA cents pound, and
the supply here is still small.
Next to Turkey the greatest source of
canary seed is the Argentine Republic
Canary seed IS also imported III smaller
quantities from France and from Moroe-
co, OF other bird foods rape seed and
hemp seed come from Germany and mil
LETT rom Turkey and from Persia. Fer
sian millet is mostly distributed from
London.
There is imported of canary seed about
three times as much as of any other
kinds of foods for birds. Different eoun-
tries have different shipping packages
Thus Argentine canary seed comes IL
bags each containing 1875 pounds: Turk
ish comes In bags of 2i0 pounds.
1t takes but tritling amount of seed
to fill the cup in canary birds cage
but a canary would probably consume, OF
waste in the course of a year to pounds
of seed, so that the amount required toi
all the birds III the country is enormous
by one steamer arriving from Buenos
Aires a few weeks ago there were i'm
ported 1880 bags. or a little more than
10 tons of canary seed A New York inn
porter told of one steamer from the same
port some years ago that brought about
l2,Ue bags, or upward of 500 tons: this
vessels cargo was practically made uT
Of canary seed and dry hides