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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-08
z NIKARAGUY.

Managua, s listopada. = Spi--
SEX ma zycie prezydenta Adolfa
Diaza zostaI tn wykryty spiskow
cy naleza do partyi liberalnej, a
'celem ich byio wymordowanic
prezydenta i wszystkich mini
strow: obecnie wszyscys So pod
kluczem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-08

A. r. Hammann, 1922 w. Chicago
aY. pozycza pieniadze ma domy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-08
z NIEMIEc.,

Berlin. 8 1istopada. = Skarb
woienny niemiecki ma bye pod
wyzszonv, tym razem do sunny
S9O,ooO,OoO: caIy ten skarb ma
bye ziozony w wiezycy specyal--
nej pod Spandawa.
W Niemczech istnieje orga-
nizacya, ktorei celem jest spro-.
wadzenie nienieckich wychodz--
COW z powrotem do Starego Kra-
iu: organizacya ia zairnuie sic
Nierncami poza granicarni ME-
mice j w razie niepowodzenia ich,
wspiera lub uiatwia i'm powr6t {
osadza ich ma gruntach Konisyi
Kolonizacyjnej w Poznanskiem.
Jest to zatem w caiem tego siowa
znaczeniu szowinistyczna, germa-
nizacyjna Polakom wroga insty--
tucya. Ostatnio zwrociia ma MIA u
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-12

but light. easily digested foods, as
soups and cereals and salads Doubt
less the digestive tract Is cogged. SO
do not add anything 10 Its burdens
have found that long. sound
sleep will go far toward curing a
cold. Covering yourself with plenty
OF light but warm bedclothes. retire
in a dark room in which there la
sufficient current OF air and sleep
ten hours. or. around the clock. IL
YOU can.
If you have access to the Oriental
remedies, a paste made OF pressed
figs and apricots. much used In
Turkey, has the effect Of almost In
stantly relieving hoarseness.
Strong chickweed tea also clears
the throat and makes the sound ~
ones own voice endurabie.
Clever mothers encourage their
children to eatfreeiy OF sliced pine
apple TO relieve hoarseness ard
sore throat. Sweet or buttermiIk
drunk often has the same results.
havs speedily rid myself OF
hoarseness by taking raw EGG,
into which has been stirred and
beaten teaspoonfui Of lemon
Juice.
A tepid bath and good scrub down
with brush and soap and splashtug
the body afterwards with cool. not
cold. water. aud rubbing the SKIN
into glow with friction glove or
rough bath towel, viii help To rsd
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-12

OF pure air you should nave no puff
finess about the eyes.
e. S. inquiries: ITO skin lotfon
composed of rosewater. sweet and
bitter almond oil can add
benzoin?"
You can mix u with the rosew1ter
before adding the oils. But II 10 not
necessary. for the oil Of bitter al
monds 10 said to have the properly
Of whitening the skin.
e. S. wishes further to know
"what lotion will keep the mouth
fresh and sweet and prevent tho
gums and teeth from growing yel-
iow2" There 10 no lotion that will
do all this. The teeth can be kept
white only by cleansing them II
least twice day with a brush and
good powder, paste or liquid der
thrice, by removing particles from
between the teeth with dental floss
ard by rlnsinp the mouth free from
crumbs after each meal. The gums
will reflect the condltion 81 the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-12

Or because you had exercised too
Hitter
Or was II thst your clothing had
been too tight or too heavy or oothf
II either or both. YOU stopped the
free action of the pores In their
work OF casting of some of the
rolsonous gases and acids manu-
featured by the body, for despite all
Its benign and glorious uses, the
body la also a poison factory aHo
prone TO administration
Whatever caused the cold. try TO
decide upon that cause and resolve
that you viii not again bring It
about.
Then set to work 10 check tbs
unbecoming symptoms Don't coddle
yourself by going 10 bed unless the
cold Is far advanced and your fam
lily and the doctor insist, Wrap up
we'll and 20 out for long walk. es-
peciaIly II you have decided that the
cold is due to idleness or over eating.
Cleanse the digestive tract by
drinking copiousiy Of hot or very
warm water with the juice OF q
lemon In each glass.
Eat lightly. but do not fast The
system. unused to fasting. would be
too greatly taxed by such an innO-
Walton DO not eat meat nor nuts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-12
No. 2O0--- The Midwinter Cold

N/0U are suffering from a mid.
Winter cold and all tine
debeautifying results of that
cold, the red and swollen nose. the
classy and watery eyes. the pufiness
OF face, the shortened breath, the
husky voice and the too frequent
need OF a handkerchief.
First. let us consider the cause.
You do not know? You just caught
a cold? You don't know how? But
try to discover the reasons so THAI
Fea will not repea: IT,
Was IL living in too warm
vcoms7 IL E6 not in cold rooms. huE
In warm ones, that we catch cold.
Was II because you had run
about between rooms that were not
Of the same temperatures warm
bathroom and cold bedroom, or the
questionable dressing, exposing
she shoulders or the feet sno
ankles or that very sensitive part
Of the tody, the back of the neck TO
drauohts7
Mas IL because you slept In q
room whose windows were tightly
eiosea7
Was u 'heezvae YoJ tao ears" too
snueh7
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-12

A. u. b. says: Il would Ithe to
ask your advice on how TO massage
o double chin, whether to massage
In an upward or downward diree-
tom"
Upward, by all means Never use
q down stroke for massage. espe-
claliy for penduious muscles an
those OF the chin or cheeks Slap
she chin firmly upward. Ore hard
upon IL with the backJ VI your
hands. Apply cold cloths or Jumps
of Ice TO II.
A. s. N informs me that she 10
eighteen years old, yet has baggy
es elids, and says the skin beneath
her eyes hangs In loose. heavy
folds.
Relaxed skin IL the cause OF
wrinkles. II you read a recent ar
tlce of mine on wrinkles you
learned their causes and cdre. 10
you are healthy and your body ~
we'll nourished. II you have plenty
of sound sleep and breathe freely
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-12

the happy medium between an
evening couture and an afternoon
chapeau. 1t Is one OF my favorite
ciose-itting harem turbans OF
black. blue and gold brocade. The
very large bird of paradise is
black, yellow and white.
This Is my ideal costume for q
tall, slender figure. preferably
brilliant brunette.
In my wardrobe perfect" must
be several white costumes The
French woman believes that every
woman In the world looks her best
In sumptuous. iustrous white satin
IL was this belief that, for genera
lions, has made every bride walk
her fiowery way to the altar In
white satin.
Frankly. beiievs that only one
cut of ten women look their best
In white satin. In whiteT Yes
But not satin. Plain white satin
Ia one of the harshest things that
the pale or sallow woman can
wear.
Therefore, while insist on
white as much as possible, I use
other fabrics than satin nine out
of ten times. In the third picture
I am showing you one OF my most
delightful Spring successes The
foundation robe Is OF the supple
white satin, but the over robe Ia Of
deliberately embroidered white net.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-12
By LADY DUFF GORDON cLUCILE.")

INTO to-day already walks to-
morrow. and here. with the
~ crisp Winter snovs on the
ground and the ripping winds
blowing from the frozen North, we
are preparing for Spring. 1t Ia with
great pleasure that ] am able to
show you some OF my earliest
Spring creations
There Is at present no startling
change In the fashions. We will
simply glide from the Winter into
the Spring fashion world. very
gently and unobtrusively. This
week I am showing three models
That are Yery-chIc and charming.
Two are evening totlettes and enc,
the most elaborate, la a costume
Sor afternoon reception or for din
neT at restaurant.
In the drst photograph you win
notice the new one-sided drapery,
feature that like very much In.
deed. The costume Is an exquisite
affair Of princess yellow char.
neuse yelled with chiffon of the
same shade. The girdle Is juat the
~onderfui touch of color that the
gown needs- IL is crushed about
the waist. fastening under the left
arm under roeette having one
long broad sash end. II Is OF
French blue satin.
The corsage spray and the hair
band and ornament are OF the
French blue also. The trimming
ail around the edge Of the chiffon
robe Is simple but very effective.
fast narrow French blue velvet
ribbon run through gold beading
The underskirt is OF the yellow
gharmeuse. 1t has slightly
pointed, short train. The two
bands are OF rich gold thread in.
sertion. The over robe is held nm
Just above the left knee. with a
Fosetse OF ths French blue veFyet
The back of the robe hangs
straight from the high waist line
This costume is suitable far "A
marion. or any woman who has
passed her twenty-lfth birtbdaS
In the second PHOTOGRAPH Won
will notice that elaboration fx ,ts
Keynote, 1t la elaborate enough
for ths most formal afternoon AZ.
fair and also is an ideal costume
for hotel or restaurant wear n ia
q charming. II weird, combination
Of blue, violet and black. The nm.
der robe IL OF French blue char.
meuse. the over robe Ia of lua
tEeas violet chiffon cloth. Tbers
In & kong slnuous train that awtrls
daringly about the figure.
But. Of course. the effective dec.
GRAFTON, the deep band of BLACK
violet and gold embroidery Ia the
sumptuous part of the gown. This
band covers the robe from ths
hish waist line, 1t ia twenty
inches deep. 1t ciroies the body
and then forms wide panel down
the left side.
The low-cut bodice is ona Of rnx
aew sleeye-tn-body affairs. created
entirely OF the embroidery over
gold net and tiesh-coiored chiffon
The effect is daring. bur piouant
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-12
BY Mime. Lima
Beauty Questions Answered. 81 c s.'.i s''

health. II you are anaentte ERE
gums will he pale, II In good health
they will be pink. II 10 not \ good
align for gums to be red. That eoios
shows q state Of Irritation ana q
tendency to bleeding gums. re
keep tho mouth fresh and sweet
keep the digestion good and the
teeth clean and give the mouth ire.
quent daily baths OF warm water
70 which Z pinch OF sait Or OF b.
carbonate 81 soda has been added.
II the gums are massaosd with sals
occasionally Il will add 20 thess
Hrmness and color.
II the mouth be sevsslss,, q Data
Of thts will relieve the unpisasant
conditions:
Distilled water, quart.
Permanuanats Of potash. s drssaA
Handle Il carefully, a. II Ia :.
strong that Il stains tho skin. A.
authority advises rinsino the mo ~
with peppermint water aftsr,~arS
Cor the protsctlon ~ the teeth,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-12

the skin OF the cioggfng poisons
which. having been denied freedom
BY the skin. have hurled themselves
back upon the overworked lungs. and
tried to leave the body by that route.
When you have g cold. one of the
four great eliminating organs. this
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-12

lungs. the skin. the Bowels or the
kidneys. has been loafing, Put them
all 10 work. When you have cold
eat more freely OF fruit than at any
other time The juicy fruits. as
oranges and the bulk making fruits
as apples and prunes are good agents
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-12
Bvnme avaler the f n2s 5aHBs Beauty

far this work. Stewed aprfcots an
rnisina we'll chewed. are useful.
Don't try to Suppress ordinary
coughing. It Is an effort OF nature 10
throw of the poison that should have
been eliminated BY ons OF the othas
organs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-12

The wide scarf, in fact. might
call II a MANTLE" Is superb. The
fabric is a wonderful yellow. black
and gold brocade. 1t In two yarda
wide and four yards long. The
skunk fur bands give just ths
furry protection that early
Spring demands In Paris.
And then there is the hiatt II Ia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-12

ADY DJFFGORDON the famous "tucle" Of London, and
foremost fashions the world writes each week ths
- fashion article for this newspaper presenting all tina, is newest
and bes, in styles for welLdressed
LADY, DufCordous Paris establishment brings her into oss
spuch With that of fashion.
Lady Duff Godons American establishment Nos 81 and 3q
West Flyseyenth street. New York City
AN NJ LIE CNnncNr L.r rrc,rr r.
The evening world., 1913-09-12

ne looked at the quarter nesting In tn,
boz among the nickels and dimes. Lik,
hs ak swooping down upon It's prey
his talon dove into the box and the
quarter was his. Then . miracle hap.
pened
Tho blind sawi
The mean thief ran hown the strests
Tho green goggles came on and the small
change was transferred to the peck cts
OF tho blind man. Thsn with q ysl, for
tho police. besgar man and blind man
ran like sprinters down Sixty-third
street. And crowd gathered a. they
ran and marvelled much that . blind
man had been made 20 see
The b.sgar man looked over his
shoulder and saw that The blind man
saw also and that ne was gaining on
him. He throw tho quarter down upon
the sidewalk and tho blind man stopped
and picked II up. then paused In the
race. The crowd that gathered looked
strangely upon the msa who he'd bean
bind.
"a miracle. my friends, . miracle. %
he aid. my sight has been restored"
The crowd did not understaad 10 this
way.
The hind man beat" II IN time.
Otherwise. visisacs might hsvs ssalowsd
The evening world., 1913-09-12
SUPPOSED BLIND MAN
SEES TRAMP TAKE COIN
AND GIVES HOT CHASE
Wen Known Object of Char
ky Disgusts Erstwhile Friends
Who View Incident.
Il an blind

IN UauNh
Fur many days q man bearing IRIS
align On the corner Of sixty-thlrd street
and THIRD avenue was led thither ~ An
cIa woman who was his eyes and his
le9D and his arms For as she led hsn
she carried . soap box. which ahe de-
posted for him at the corner that he
mleAt nit down and not got tired. He
saksd ~ aims. but accel ted what came
hI0 Vay. He soorned that he should bs
elaseed ~ . beEgar and tho police IN.
tse1Rs Win hie station. In his left
haD1 10 hsed . package Of lead pencils
and IN ~ lap held . tin Dor in which
might DO deposited coins IN exchange
foe hts Nars.
Thio snefnine an elderly woman went
thaA wv ed was much affected by
the sight Of the poor old msa. She
opeoea hss hsart and her purse. and .
quarter rang In the box. The poor man
toaoAsd his hat 70 the good woman -
she went hor way.
4 beEgaf man happened too. that
~. He looked at the blind man as1
The evening world., 1913-09-12
2o.YeAa MAN LOSES MS JOB.

LO0g 0NPVSee Dc Not COO0N When
He pevgot ORDERS.
CANTON. O.. Sept 13>-sAEtR havins
BEEN in the service Of the Northern ohio
Traction Company for twenty year,.
Jacob Biddle. motorman. was to-day
dismissed because he forgot orders.
He confessed that his lack of memory
caused him TO run past the switch At
Resduban wednesday evening and
brought on collision Of interurban
cars which resulted IN tho injury Of q
score Of passsuGra
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-01
NO SALOONS, FEWER DRuNks.
Dss Moinss Police Department. Finds
Sss Work in Dry Town.

Dss Moinss Police Department. Finds
Less Work in Dry Town.
Des Moines, Dec. 1.-Closing of the
Des Moines saloons caused 40 per
cent falling off Of the business OF the
Des Moines policedepartment last week
as compared with the week mediate
ly preceding. That fact Is shown by
the records Of arrests and disposal OF
cases kept at the police station. The
number Of arrests for all causes was
decreased in nearly as great proper
ton and the number Of Jail sentences
was decreased to an even greater ex-
tent.
The police records are not in such
shape that an accurate count Of the
number Of arrests Of a full week from
the minute the saloons closed Satur-
day, Nov. %, to the same time yester-
day could be made, and compared with
the same period OF time Immediately
pervious. The figures given herewith
therefore, represent the count Of ar
rests recorded in the police book from
Monday morning, Nov. II, to Saturday
night, Nov. %, and the arrests from
Monday morning, Nov. "a, to last night.
A comparison Of such short periods
having no accurate division line be-
tween them s necessarily unscientific,
but in the light of the large decrease
shown in the figures of the latter week
there can be no doubt Of the general
accuracy Of the proposition.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-01
IOWA SENATOR NOT PREPARING
TRIBUNE he PLANNED LAW
GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP
BILL.
DID NOT TELL CHICAGO
Kenyon Says Question 10 Bound to Be
Seriously Considered in Time and
Ownership Of Railroads Would Solve
Many Prohlsms-cummins Also Dc.
mics Trihuns's Statsments.

Washington. Dec. Judge Wade
arrived in Washington Saturday and
with Dan Hamilton already On the
ground 1t looks as il the home stretch
in the Iowa patronage race has been
entered upon Hamilton is confident
Of appointment as southern attorney.
Wade has been active for Porter.
Reed and Hogan remain favorltes in
the marshalship race. A decision is
promised this week.
Mr.. Hamilton will support Repre-
sentative Kirkpatrick for another
term. He is not seeking to return to
congress himself He wants the at
torneyship and had talk with AS
sistant Attorney General Graham.
who is running the appointive end OF
the department business. Representa-
tive Kirkpatrick was present also. The
outcome Of this conference looked ia
vorable to Mr.. Hamilton. He will see
both the attorney general and the pres
ident today.
Representative Kirkpatrick received
assurances that led him to believe the
Iowa federal patronage would be set
tied this week. The death Of Marshal
Frank Clark has tended to hasten &C
ton. State Chairman Reed will prob
ably succeed Mr.. Clark.
Mr.. Hamilton had a conference with
Senator Cummins. who will interpose
no obstacle to Mr.. Hamilton's confir-
nation Of he is chosen. In fact, both
Senators Cummins and Kenyon would
regard him as satisfactory selection.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-01
povolv PROVEN.

6aroAo0lpwn Rsadsrs ceW poo,lensor
Doubt the Evidence.
% M Narshalltown ottt0sn testified
hsn9 aSo.
Told Of quick renef-of undoubted
k0e01
hs facts are now confirmed.
a0h testimony Is complete-tne
n16snce conclusive.
Il forms convincing proof of merit.
krs. e. C. Callahan. 4o5 West Linn
street, Marshalltown. Iowa, says: 4
was troubled by weakness of the kid
neys and though tried several RENEE
dies, did not improve. Hearing Doan's
Kidney Pills highly recommended.
was led to get box at the Mcbride
& Will Drug Company. and began u.s.
Ing them. The results were gratifying.
] was relieved in q short time and con-
tinued use permanently cured me. I
know Of other cases where Doan's Kid
ney Pills have been used and am glad
to say that they have always proven
beneficial. cheerfutly confirm my
former endorsement"
For sale by all dealess. Price 80
cents. Foster-Milburn Company, But
falo, N. Y, sole agents for the United
Statse.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-01
Jewell Jottines.

Special to Times-Republican.
Jewell. Dec. 1.-Mr. and Mrs. N. G.
Bonner went to Eagle Grove Sunday
morning to atttnd the funeral of Tom
Keefe, who was on old time conductor
on the Northwestern.
]. r. King and wife returned Sun
day from Des Moines, where they have
been spending Thanksgiving.
Aug Kleavland and julius Englebe
expect to start for their native home
in Norway next Saturday and sail
from New York Dec. 9 for a two
months trip.
Louis Holm loaded his car for Albert
Lea Saturday, at which point he is
moving on his lately purcha sed farm.
Thee sucking colts strayed on the
right Of way. two miles east Of Jewell.
and were struck by the train One had
to be killed. AS yet no one has claimed
them. The two injured are being cared
for by John Jewell.
Will Hoon left Saturday might for
ST. Thomas Ont, Canada, to attend a
five days shoot which is going to be
held there.
The Jewell high school building has
been wired for electric lights.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-01

Notice Of Application For Order and
Authority to Sell Real Estate.
In the district court Of Iowa, In and
for Marshall county.
In the matter Of the estate Of John
Van Allen, deceased January term,
1914.
To Richard Van Alien, IDA Haisht.
William Haighf. Art Van Allen.
vean Van Allen. Rebecca Van Allen.
Elizabeth Young, and the unknown
heirs at law, surviving spouse. sue
cessor. assignee or creditor Of any
such heir at law Of John Van Allen,
deceased, or beneficiary under the
last will and testament OF said John
Van Allen, deceased.
You and each Of you are hereby noti-
aed that there Is now on file in the Of
Ace of the clerk Of the district court
of Iowa, in and for Marshall county.
the petition Of Mary Van Allen, as ex-
ecutrix Of the estate Of the above
named decedent, asking the court to
authorize and empower her to sell the
real estate hereinafter described and
belonging to said estate at private sale.
at its fair value, for the purpose Of
paying the debts Of said estate, said
real estate being described as follows.
to-wit:
:. The east forty-two and onehalf
(42h) feet OF lot four %. in block six
90, in Andrews addition to Marshall,
Marshall county. state Of Iowa, all as
fully and particularly set forth In said
petition. and the report Of the execu-
trix as to the unpaid Indebtedness OF
said estate now filed therein, which Pc
tition and report, by this reference is
made part hereof; that said applica~
ton will be heard and determined by
the court at two o'clock p. m, on the
9Th day Of January, A D.. 1914, at the
court house in Marshalltown, Marshall
county. Iowa, at the January term.
A. D., 1914, Of said district court,
which commences on the 9Th day Of
January. A. D., 1914. as the court house
In Marshalltown. Marshall county.
Iowa, and unless you appear at said
time and place and show cause why
said order Of sale should not be entered
90 prayed In said application, the
prayer Of said application will be
granted OF which application and the
time and place q hearing Of the same
you Will TO- due notice and govern
yourselves aGese1noiy.
1xRL VAN ALLEN,
I ExssutFfk a. tA45sstats Of John Van
Allan, deesaSM 80
n 3. II VAN LAW.
Aee Attorney.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-01
OF ACID COMPOUND
At WATERLOO CAUSES "a.
tai INJURY TO CLERK.
THREE OTHERS INJURED;
STOCK A TOTAL LOSS
Wranslsr Brothers Store Scene Of Ex-
piosion and All in the Building Mar.
rowly Escape Injury a. Rssuit-
William sehnidsrman, A Clerk,
Will Die Of Injuries.

Waterloo, Dec. 1.-One man was
fatally. another seriously end two 9TH
ers slightly injured. and the interior
Of the store was badly wrecked at
11:15 o'clock this morning when an
acid compound being mixed by clerk
in the drug store Of Wangler Brothers
Company, 229 East Fourth street. ex-
ploded. The injured:
William Schniderman. clerk, body
badly torn. removed to st. Francis
hospital, will die.
John Roberts, clerk, hurt about face
and head, serious.
]. c. Kascht, bookkeeper, cut about
hands, not serious
Anton Wangler. vice president and
secretary of the company, badly
shaken up.
Several other clerks had narrow es-
capes. The interior Of the store was
wrecked and the stock was total loss.