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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-19
Ser aries nnb Die amerifaniidlr
glrbeiterflaiie.

9lm DOnneriias, %. SttOb.r.
4benbs s llbr. finost cine WlaHens
periammluns in Der Central 5urns
bals inter ben @ufpiSisn Deg Serb.
9aFaGe &Iub, btuti6s Brand Der
io3iaIiitiI9en portsi, itatt.
Scr arieg unb bic ameritdnii9s
9trbsitertlaie" pirb bas Sbema fsin.
@DoIpb Orsbfus uus gbicugO pirb
Der aeoner iein. gr 1T ll.berfeber Der
9eutiden Sprate 6ruppe, Elm aus
ge3ei6neter 2enner Der bisiieen Ser.
bGlniiIe unb Elm gutter Reoner. Di:
9lrbeiter ioIIien fir bi.Ie 9erIamm.
lung elm srobes Sntsrsfie tetunosn,
be ia oas Gefpr1f iib.r ariss unb
0ublitanb Der @6lisr aur ollssmeinen
Sas.sfrugs seiporosH limb. aIio,
bsutibe Qrbeiter, auf am Donneriias
3ur Central 2urnbuqe, UNI mil gu BE-
ratben, ipas fir Die 4rbeitertIaiis am
bsitsn iIt. Der S,yDsgb RdHner9or
ipDie Der .Deutf6 llnsariihe arbeis
Ter WiGnnerdor rsrosn ourn pra1s
tiss gborlisber mitDirtsn.
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gbmpbuniefpnserfe.
Sie SramisHa,tftiun finSet am Sien'
tag unb @itt,uOd itatt.

Der geginn Der biesid9rigsn Sal'
ion Der SpmpbOnistOnSerte rudt im'
mer nGber uno ale 2lHSeiGen eeutsr
harauf bin. buR per 9eiuh Der Ron.
serte in bieIer Saiion Elm iibsraus
gIauaenber nerben tpirb.
8prausbeiteluneeu fir SaiIoHbilet'
iinb i'm Bureau Der Cincinnati Or
6eftra aiIoeiation, 3immer 12 In
Simes.Star. .9ebGube in srpber Sab
eiugelaufen unb bIrften in ben mad
iten sasen nod Bublrsiaer einse6.n
benn biefe Mod. bringt bic gIdmisn
auttion, auf pel4er Die SubItriben
ten gelssenbeit srbalten, iif bur6 gr
Ieguna zines 2lufseIbs ibre gIdss aus
supdhlen.
Sie Quttion finbet pie iibli9, al
stpei sasen i'm Sinton SpteI itatt
rnb aipar am Sienstug iDtpie on
Mittipod DON haIb elf llhr 9Ormit'
tags on.
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auSlano gs(egraD@.
0rnker Ghaben
Sit bur6 Elm grbbeben in
@rie9enlanO Deruria@t
morDen.


9aris, IS. Sttober. - Der
agentur Sapas piro aus sltben be.
ri6tet, bob Orrd ons erobebeu am
SanIstag grober Shnben angeri6tet
iporben lit. 9ic Iorfer aapareIli uuo
gpri, in Der giabe Don Sbeben geIe.
gen, fino boIit6n6ig 5eritort woroen.
eyu Ebeben irlrbe bebeuten6er S9a.
Ben perllria1t Zen grDBten sGnoen
bat bas Grotcben in oes Yrcuina
goetien angeridtet. 9ort tDlroen 20
Grberi6iitterllngen beobadtet. Wie'
piele gerfonen Bel benz Grbbsben Inn.
gefommen iino, 1T ioDeit nod nidi
befanit. geabrungsmittei foipie Selte
iperben fir Die Gbbndloieu naG ben
beimgeiu6ten Dijtsiften gciAaiit
sSn sltben ipiirte map bic Groer
i6iitteriinsen fir bic Gauer bon &c
Sefunben. @erihiebene S1uier itiir5'
ten 5iliamfneIt nito in pieleu G1Her
barItei oie ;Slriioamente.
sSn ciner anberen 9epeihe aus
9lfben beibt %, oai aas Sauier ir
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gusefanen.

Samu.l 9plonb bon Repport ,ap.,
ibeiIts Der pOIi8si seftern nit, bab sr
in Der Raht sum Sonntas an Der
Rodoal. uno 0rurb apenne pon els
mem tpsibsn Nann, Der ibm einen
R.DolOsr untsr Die giafe belt, anses
fallen unO 5ur 5eraussabe ieiner
gaari6ai; se3pungsu pOrb,n isi. gu
fG1issripsiie nGberfe iid3 sine 5rau
bem S6uuplas, iporauf Der Msselas
gsrsr bic GIutt srsriff unb feins
geute i'm Sti6 ldiien mubte.
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biers gbarles Ghneiber, 80. 1856
gOlerain aDenie. itublen Diebt in Der
Sonntus gtadt 81.
Gbailes Steler, 30. 212 Meit
Court @traBe tpurben in Der Sonns
tag gfadt $40 aus feinsn 8einfleiber.
talhen eeifpbltn, fpGbnnb er Ihlief.
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$10443.25
g. a n EN- BE Il an

1. SftOber 1914 S 47s6.40
SaDeitsr Ulurie SbiIa beri6tete,
.bab fi9 ieBt 240 ainoer (123 anabeH
unb lit Wdb6en) in Der Qnftalt be-
finbsn, ebeufo bab bic Ginnabmsn
Der 4nitaItstaiie fpdbrsnb bes Monats
$273.79 unb bic 4usga6sn $232.57
betragen ybatteH.
lin bic Hanbibaten fir bic am
Gonntas, ben 8. 0essmbsr ftattfins
neube Reutpabl Der geamten auf5ue
ifeneu, rpurbeH foIsenbe Wtitslie6er bes
Spe5ial &ommittses ezndblt, Die fit
am DonHerftas Ibenb, ben 20. b. W.
IN hem. S4uIfaaIe Der Wsurisn 4irde
periammelu perbeH, I'M ibrsH Quf.
tros aus5ufiibreH:
81. Dr.ifaltistsits atrds, SrsS.
GeisIer.
ct. Marien 2irde, Sobn Rolfes.
ct. Sobaunss airdqe, slus. gsimss
fde.
ct. Soiepb &ir1e, George DDsrssr.
ct. pbilomenn 3ir1e, Shso. Rs.
!bags.
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ans SoipitaI asbradlt.

Der 40 Sabre u!H Sulius Barrier
ipurbe on Der a. gnb 0ins Sirabe,
iiber grObs S9mer5eu im Riiden fla
gsnp, aufgsfunbsn unb mad osm Itlb'
tii6sn Soipital gebrabt. Wis Barrier
BEN G.r3tn eradblte, mar sr IN vi.
corn, ap., DOT einisen SugsH mil
gorni6n.ioen befGGftigi, nobel el
pon sinsm 3aun iitI unS ii4 am Rid
grat perlsste. m
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Cine slspicl slnsitellnms.

am 0ienitas. 20. Sttobsr, 1T
rappsl 9ap~ uno an oieiem Gage fins
bet i'm Union Central aifs Snf. Gss
bdube, an @iertsr unb 9ine Strabs,
sine ausitsGuns pom aepfeln itatt, Die
in bisism Gtaate etsosen fporben iino.
girsermsiiisr Spissel tpiro Die auss
itenuns, ipel4e fir oas aasemeins
publiium frsi Ia, i'm 1890 Mittass
er1ffnsn.
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Sa giherbeit
9ie .Moor6am" om Sorn'
tag in Motterbom an
aeIungt.

IuB III vi y IIeI v w u w
geIangt.
Rotterdam, IS. Sftober. Ter
0ampfer ,9toorbnm", Der Soanno.
glmerifa Siilie, Der am SaHlitas IN Der
gioroiee onf cine gtine nuffltbr, III
am Soimtag bier einsetroifeu. Ter
Camper purOe beiddbigt, aber ME
bebeutenb bieie geifdSisunsen iitlS,
piro erft ermitteIt rperbeu f0Iinen,
.penn Der Gcmpier in 6as Srodenbod
gebraht tporoen 1T.
Ole oGoorSani" Die ON 6. Etto6er
ron 0elp Dorf bierber abeing. itieb,
als iic eilpa so MeileI BON Ser bel.
Iauoiiden aiiite entfernt mar, ai!l
cine Dline. gs foIete cine bsftige Or.
if)iitteriing unS @aiier begann in bas
Sintertbeil Ses 9nnlpiers eir5ubrin.
gen. Cine ioiort oorgenomnene lin,
teriu1img ereab, oab ons Steuerru'
Der 5eribnctiert ipar. Ti,rh cine
5iinfen0epeide ipuroe Der Gnmpie,
r@eiieroiif" berbeiseriifen, Der 0nnr
Die pRoorbam" beaIeitete.
Die @erIuite Der gngIans
ber.
apnbon, 1s. Ottober. - 2aul
Der amilinen, bonn @ensral sSrenf
perDffentlihten usieiten Werfuitliite,
baben bic GnglGnbsr in Der 3eit Dom
u. SepteHlbsr bis gum 8. Sftober
561 Offisiere unb 1880 MaHns
i1aften an 9obien, @srpunoeten unt
Dermibten perloren.
glm 4benb ipurbe BON ariegss
miniiterium cine pei!ere @erluitIiiie,
bic pom IL. Gepternber batirt III,
perDfisntli9t. Sn bisier aiite iper.
ben bic Wdmen bon 81 setSbteten
llnteroffisisren, bic Ramen BON las
@ertDunbeten unb 555 Dermibien an.
gefiibrt.
Die in tisIer oiift aneefiibrtsn
5ooten eebSrier ausiGlisblib ben
fopal Gcouts, ben Ropal Sriib unb
BEN Sit Gurrsp Resiinent : an. 9i,
8erlhffe an Sffi;iersu ipsrbsn in bies
fer elite mi. pier tobten unb flint Der.
ipunbsien Sffi5isren ansegebsr.
aus RID.
paris, 1S. Sttpbsr. Der
glaentur 5dpas ipirb aus giiif) bon
eintr anssbliden glisbsrlaes btrOsiter,
reiter nuf isrbiiGsm Gsbiet in bsl
gadhe Der Drina bsri@iet. Die DETER
rei6er iollsn nd6 oreimulissn gn'
sriffen in bic Gla9t sd&lassn fpor'
ben feiH.
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Y 0 m p 0 u n 0 OuNteH'
Sd pHeste au lnsineili
6cItpr lin ssinen uno
Seilmiitel sn eesen
ober bic hdlfen mir
nidat. SD bate Rppi.
web unb fennte midi
eii,n, unb Der 9oftor
beftane barauj. i'd!
hattie Gin psiblidea
2tiben uno n Il I f,
mid elmer Operation
unt.rSiebtn. SD Lac
lin Der 9eituns bsaag.
lid 2pbia o.. $tni'
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@4t rniiiiA

&riessssfoneene Dtrben
mad Stbirisn ssi6affi.
Berlin, 1s. Sh. C9luf brabtlos
fem @ss. in sasOius, 8. 5, einss.
trOffen). @ie bic rufifds 3eituns
Red" beri6tsi, psrOen ariesssdan-
gene, bic in bic Sdnbs Der 8uH.n fdI.
len, mad Sibirisn ssi6ufft. Die Sci
tung Dsriidert bab isIbft Dffisiers
naa gibirisn obssi4ObsH tDorSsT
iino,
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NaIid,rr alaru.

Giniee 9liipeI ea5en geiterH 9,ad'
mittaa bon benz 6euermeloer geo. 915
an Ger gginton &JaO ilnb 5roomc
9lpeuIe, einen fnIideu 9IIarm ab, Der
Die sSeueripebrfpnitagulen 20 nno 30
uunotbiser @eiie BUM ausr!lden Der'
anlaSfc.
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NRcidle Wente.

ginbre&er, bic am Samitas abenS
Der Dobnnns BON gbarIes SGoen'
golb, SO. 1851 Redbing aoab, einen
geTii6 abftdtteten, erbeutetenS S4mud.
laden i'm Wsrthe bon $110.
1lss BEN GaIb Rssiiiss sss Har'
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Thseppr. Rittinafr,

3beben beidaSigt iporben iinS. Die
acknowledgements ser 9ariiia Sinie
ipllroeu faIt massachusetts beidaoigt
unb be6eilteiiOer Sdaoen ipuroe i'm
pirdus anaeridtet.
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a1rof. O. 3. g.roIS,

i'm eutrr bpm II SGbren. 9eidcnbeadHenib
Gieniine. ben 20. cfipher 1914, Lrniiernoiies'
eprfna tstoUe 5rieobcis. 5reHnoe fino betittii
cinaciaben ls,20
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greeman unb gorf. slbpitG6s. @ies
ffone SronfsiuIuIsr, iisH fnpfstsrt mane'
HHD Gns. is,ls'
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,3mei jrQuCn
OcrmGi0en
Operationcn,
SuSsm lie 9psia 6. yinfbanr's @eae
table COMPOUND einuehmea.

Gtiesas, 20. - sd mub Stnen redat
bsraIid, fir lpbia Q. YinlbGnts yeattaeie
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Pokal.Deridt
St.' Afopftus 2saifenpereim.
@urbereitunscn fiir bic beporitebeuSe
@camtenmabl getruffen.

Der pbise 9erein belt seitern Ra6s
mittas in Der ct. Murien G9ulbaue
feline reeeImGBige @erfammluus ab, IN
tpslder prGfoent Soiepb 9erHtug Ha4
mebrmpuatliber glbpeieubsit tpieoer
ben 0oriiB fiibrts unb Serr 8. 9.
Sarauo pie seppbnt ieines 9mtes als
SetretGr paltsts. Der @eriammluns
eins cine Sisuns oss SpeSiaI 3oms
mittees unter 9priiB bes 9erru Sreb.
Shaiper in @ertretuns bes GERM
Jreo. @eisIer, fOpie nit S.rrn 9eHrp
RoItmeper aIs Setret1r porauf, in
fpelher $64.25 Dereinnabmt unb bic
foIssnbeu neuen RitsIieber aufeenomz
men tpurbsn: Intun 5. peter, Sarrp
Suelefefb, Wm. 6. Rurrs, Sobn :.
Saeob, 9eo. g. &ebrsr, Sofepb Gtsie
pff, Mm. ). StalI, Mntbons 2lberbid,
.Ssnrp sdOnfelo, Geo. 4Dsrbid, 2ouis
6. Gperbid, Ssnrp S9urbrod, 3. @.
Semple, @bparo ). Rein, gernb.
9artmann, 4uguit poppe, Seurp Gins
baus, Sohn Sanbers.
Sn bisisr @erbinbuus mahte 5err
8ernins Ourauf aufmertfam, bab felt
@nfang oes Sabres 278 neue Uattglie>
Der bem 9ersin beisetretsn fsi.n uno
bic Mitslisoer bes Spe5ialtommittses
ale 5ebel in 9speguns iessH ioIIten,
I'm Die 3abl 800" por gnbe bes Sab
res gu errei6en.
S9aBmeiiter Serr Sobu 8. Weiss
ner untsrbreitete folsenben nierteIz
jdbrliHen Jinan5auspeis:
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etellenssinds gldnnIid.

ssEngns etag iuess s'sas ai't si,'sT
5s'ss'lsI 5sssi sas. ~ 'aiasaa ss siiisz
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pm 8 0if&
8n ptrmies6en-S -Simmtr.

S6bne uteblirte grcnt,immer. nit .peer pbn'
Ronrb 80. e5e 5randsfa efrabe, salnn
6tus 1879
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SOU sI5tIie am eamIiaa. seu u. oii0'
9osaun a. Sauo.r,

aeIiebier 0dife orn slnnn eaHper, aeb. Genpen,
i'm elier ncn 90 SabreH unb 10 1ngen IN feis
nsr gscbnlitg. 30. 1870 Sbcrinnu aoennt; Sas
ccidenbegGnoniB finoet finit 1ui 9liftfpoh.
gporaens tlbr, rgm 3rnnfrbane aiis, ioordlif
iim $50 iibr in Der q. eeinriGsNairbe Gin
MeduiembSof 5eIebtiri fperDen wirc. tpo5n
5reiinbe bofIt6it cinneInhen iirb. Dee.bigriq
nnf bem st. 3ofebbs 5rlebboie 1920
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grau. seaif9s. isaatai Isaiss ne eeus sa
HssHsa-. s1s' Sss'a a'A p'ssa'sss, s,sssa sissps
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-02-25
Kidney Trouble /?
0h,YES; Forgot!
You'll Soon Forget Yours, After
Trying Wonderful ROOT
JUICE. Guaranteed.

How would you like to forget your kid
neY trouble, your backache and those
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that you had at last cast Off that burden
and and could m enjoy life again? Think Of
are going to sleep soundly, naturally and
peacefully till morning, that you're not go
ing to feel the necessity of getting up half
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-02-25

the Work."
dozen times and that when you awake
you're going to feel rested, refreshed and
ready for an the duties Of the day--no
eacknohe no soreness, no pain, good ap-
petite. clear head, full Of energy. vim and
strength.
Will you test n medicine that has ac-
Complshed all this for other kidney suf-
fercrs. some Of whom had given up all
hope OF ever getting better? VIII you
test wonderful ROOT JUICE for just ten
days on a positive guarantees? VIII you
lay aside all the uncertain things. all the
things, that have failed to help you. all
the things you've, been wasting, your
and try ROOT JUICE without rsling a
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You never saw. anything work like
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experienced in many day. Try ROOT
JUICE this time and know what real re-
lief Is. Don't get side tracked on some
thing else and don't let anybody tell you
about something just rs good. Nothing
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All good druggists sell ROOT JUICE
at one dollar per largo bottle and they
guarantee 1t absolutely It has got to
benefit and satisfy you or hack goes
your money, instantly the moment you
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that's how good ROOT JUICE is That's
the strongest possible proof of It's
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-02-25
A Winter Cough.

A stubborn, annoying, depressing
cough hangs on, racks the body, weak
ems the lungs, and often leads to Sc
rious results. The first dose Of Dr.
Kings New Discovery gives relief
Henry d. Sanders, of Cavendish, VT,
was threatened with consumption, af-
ter having pneumonia. He writes:
cdr. Kings New Discovery ought to
be in every family; it Is certainly the
best Of all medicines for coughs, colds
or lung trouble" Good for children's
coughs. Money back If Lot satisfied
Price soc. and $1.00 At all druggists
II. e. Bucklen &, Co.
Philadelphia or ST. Louis.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-02-25
UNION MEETING.

The union meeting OF the Third Di-
vision Of w. NJ. Y. Laurcns Associa-
tion will convene with Clinton Bap-
tist church Friday morning, March
13, 1914.
Program.
0:3O-Dcvotional services. Miss Ida
May Crisp, Mountvillc.
Welcome address, Mrs. e. NJ. Light
foot
Response, Mrs. J. Casper Smith, Wa
terloo
Prosperity and the Christian Oppor-
tunity. Opened by Miss Ada RNysor
Cross Hill.
Importance Of Young Peoples Work
Opened by Mrs. Emma Roper, Lau-
rens.
Meaning Of Jubilate. Miss Bell Burch
Calvary church.
Intermission for Dinner.
Afternoon Session.
Devotional services. Mrs. G. E. Wat
son, Greenville
Tlthing. Mrs. Walter Hunt, Newberry
Three short takes or papers on Home
Foreign and State Missions, by Miss
es Bera Bailey, Annie Rudd and
Eloise Brown. ,
Mrs. ]. T. Robertson,
Pres. 3rd Division
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-02-25

Columbia, Feb. 17.-How Gov. Blease
In executive session of the board of
regents Of the State Hospital for the
Insane on December IL, 1913, by word
and manner passed insinuations and
insults on DR.. IIleanora Saunders, a
woman physician at the asylum, was
this afternoon related to the investi-
eating committee by Dr. Julius H.
Taylor Of Columbia, member Of the
board Of regents, who was present
throughout the entire executive ses-
sion. Not only professional standing
but the moral character Of Dr. Saun-
dcrs was brought into question by the
governor time and again by the insin-
he asked and the statements which he
made, testified Dr.. Taylor.
The fact that DR.. Saunders per-
sonal character had been thus at
tackled was the reason why he would
not vote for a resolution introduced
and adopted, stating that no personal
charges had been made, and that It
was for the best interest Of the lady
and everybody else concerned that
the investigation begun at that time
be dropped, said DR.. Taylor. He
stated that in his opinion the moral
character OF the woman physician
had been brought into question and
that the wording OF the resolution
implied that an investigation might
substantiatc the charges.
Dr. Taylor paid high tribute to the
character OF DR.. Saunders as wo-
man and as a physician, declaring
that she was head and shoulders
above any other subordinate member
OF the medical staff. All of the
charges made by her fellow physicians
at the executive session were abso-
lutely puerile." said DR.. Taylor, who
explained that they related to remov-
in ga table from certain room, use of
typewriter and similar allegations
Yet unconsciously every physician
who testified there against her paid
the most magnificent tribute to her
work and her ability"
The afternoon session of the asy-
lum Investigating committee heard
the testimony Of DR.. aTylor, ]. D.
Bivcns and Mr.. Jas. a. Sumerset, all
members Of the board Of regents.
The investigating committee meets
again tomorrow afternoon at three-
thirty o'clock.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-02-25
LOCAL WOMEN AGREE
WITH STAGE BEAUTIES

or all women In the world, probably
those on the stage are most particular
about their personal appearance, and
especially in the care Of the hair; and
when such leading stage beauties as
Ethel Barrymore, Elsie Ferguson, Ma
talie Alt, Louise Dresser, Rose Cogh-
Ian, Laurette Taylor and many others
are SO enthusiastic about Harmony
Hair Beautlfler as to write in praise Of
1t. that 1t certainly evidence that It
does just what they say It does-that
Is, bcautifies the h3ir. There are many
women right fp this town, and men,
too. who regalI/it as Indispensable
because 1t makes the hair glossier and
more silky. easier to dress and make
stay in place. Sprinkle a little on your
hair each time before brushing 1t. Con-
tans no oil; will not change color of
hair, nor darkcn gray hair
To keep hair and scalp dandruff-fre
and clean, use Harmony Shampoo.
This pure liquid shampoo gives an in
stantaneous rich lathcr that 4mmedi--
ately Denetrates to every part of the
hair and scalp, insuring quick, thor
ough cleansing. Washed off Just as
quickly, the entire operation takes on
ly few moments. Contains nothing
that can harm the hair; leaves no
harshness or sickness
Both preparations come In odd
shaped, very ornamental bottles, with
sprinkler tops. Har6gony Hair Beauti-
fler, $1.00. Harmony Shampoo soc.
Both guaranteed to satisfy you In v
cry way, or your money back. Sold on
ly at the more than 1000 Rcxall Stores
and In this town only by us. Laurcns
Drug Co., 103 w. Main street, Laurens,
8. G..
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-02-25

Carolinians will forget their sense
OF Justice and chivalry, and will ex-
press no disapproval Of the treatment
accorded Dr. Eleanora Saunders.
Why the charges were made against
her is question hard to answer. They
were unfoundcd. The testimony has
proved that They were derogatory to
her character and professional stand
Ing. Some person or persons appear
to have had 1t In for her." If n slang
expression may be used. Possibly she
was more efficient than they. Possibly
some men objected to a woman's TAX
ing precedence in knowledge over
them. We do not know.
But Of this we are quite sure:
DR.. Saunders has been the victim of
most unmanly and ungen:lemanly
attack. If there was anything but
politics mixed lD Il. the affair, we
should venture the opinion that the
men Of this State would not overlook
the incident. But politics is at the
bottom Of it all. SO perhaps the men
Of South Carolina who are so ready
in all other instances to defend the
good name OF their women, will let
this incident pass. and thereby place
politics above a woman's good name
-Grecnyille News
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-02-25
CHILD LABOR BILL IN SENATE.
Senator Owen Introduces Bic to Reg.
ulato Child Labor in United States.

Senator Owen Introduces Bic to Reg.
ulato Child Labor in United States.
Washington, Feb Ex-senator Ow-
EN- Of Oklahoma introduced on Satur-
day the same federal child labor bill
which Mr.. Palmer of Pennsylvania
presented in the House. 1t applies to
factories vroducing goods for inter-
state commerce, the 14-year age limit
being already in force more or less
complementary in forty states. 1t
regulates the employment Of children
under 16 by limiting their working
hours to eight in one day, and by pro-
hibiting entirely their employment at
night In mills, factories or workshops
and at any tine in mines or quarries.
The Virginia State Child Labor Com
mittee has unanimously endorsed the
bill, and this action by citizens of the
old stronghold of States Rights Is
considered by Owen r. Lovejoy, gen.
eral secretary OF the National Child
Labor Committee to be an indication
Of the increasing demand by consum-
ers for goods that are free from the
taint Of child labor, Mr.. Lovejoy says
further:
"The National Child Labor Commit
tee Is actively working for the pas
sage OF this Owen-Palmer bill. 1t is
| the first time federal bill has been
introduced wnich is comprehensive
enough to be worth while and simple
enough to be enforceable; and we are
| advised by able lawyers that the pro-
visions Of the bill are constitutional.
1t has been introduced by Democrats
but we hope it will be supported, re-
gardless Of party lines, by all who be-
| lieye that young children should be
freed from the burden Of wage-earning
and that older children should be pro-
tected from overwork and the dangers
Of mining"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-02-25
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
State Of South Carolina,
County OF Laurcns.
Palmetto Bank, OF Laurens. S. c.,
Plaintiff,

WueIlO baIlhJ Ol hduIcnS, .. Vi,
Plaintiff,
against
r. A. Jones, Defendant
To tho defendant, r. A. Jones,
You are hereby summoned and re-
qnired to answer the complaint in this
astion Of which copy is herewith
served upon you, and to serve copy
Of your answer to said complaint on
che subscribers at their Office, Laurens
Court House, s. c., within twenty days
after the service hereof; exclusive Of
the day OF such service; and If you
faS to answer the complaint within the
tisne aforesaid, the plaintiff In this
aHtion will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in tho complaint.
Ferguson, Featherstone s. Knight,
PLAINTIFFS Attorneys
Y'o the absent defendant ,R. A. Jones'
yen will please take notice: That the
original summons and complaint in
the above stated case was filed in the
clerk Of Courts office for Laurens
County ins the State aforesaid, on the
2d$h day Of January, 1914.
Ferguson, Fcatherstone C Knight
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
27-6t
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-02-25
The King Of ALI Laxatiyes.

For constipation, use DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. Paul Mathulka, OF
Buffalo. N. Y, says they arg the "king
of all laxatives. They aye blessing
to all my family and y always keep
a box Mt home" Get box and get
we'll again. Price 25c. At druggists
or by mail.
II. ID. Bucklen & Co.
Philadelphia or st. Louis.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-02-25
ASYLUM INVESTIGATION.
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