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Evening journal., 1914-07-31
TYPEWRITERS
REGISTERS NOTICE

4 STATE OF JOHN osOWsK1,
II. DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters OF
Administration upon the Estate Of John
Osowski. late Of Wilmington Hundred de-
ceased. were duly granted unto John Os-
owski, Jr.. on the 2sfh day Of July A. d.
1914 and an persons indebted TO the suid
deceased are requested TO make payment to
the Administrator without delay and an
persons having demands against the de
ceased are required 20 exhibit and present
the same duly probated 10 the said Ad
ministrator ON or before The 2sth day Of
July, A. d. 1915, or abide by the law in
this behalf.
JOHN OSOWSKI JR..
Administrator
Address George Lodge, Esq, Attorney.at
Law. Wilmington. Del
iuy29 eodg
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II OR RENT-TWO ROOMS WITH ALL
Il convenience 6io W FIFTH ST.
iuly2o g.
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- FFlCr MANAGER CREDIT
~ man, correspondent. book.
keeper. twelve years experience with
mercantile. manufacturing and bank.
Ing houses. desires connection with
repercconibtirc Arm September 1st
Address W-3t JOURNAL OFFICE.
.ul. 20 $685.
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ArCTION SALE.

.---,--s~------------s-.--
RECORD BREAKING AUCTION SALE.
n Commencing Saturday, at A. NJ, sharp,
we will sell out two bankrupt stocks. con
sisting of Watches. Diamonds. Jewelry. Sill
verware Chinaware. Cut Glass and many
other articles too numerous TO mention.
II will enable you TO buy bargains. you
can buy the goods 20 sell over again as the
goods must be sold as soon as possible. Big
lot of Cigars Cigarettes. Clothing. Shoes
Rugs Hosiery. Cutlery, Etc. Etc. Come and
see the display of these goods they are
free for your inspection Some special SOU
venirs win be given away free at each sale
Come and see the romical animals
THE UNITED STATES COMMISSION
HOUSE.
iuly31-tt No. 5o2 Market 81.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

n OOL MAKER. FIRST CLASS. AD.
dress W.Js. Evening Journal Office
July 3O-at.
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ROOMS FOR RENT


NJ lCEtY FURNISHED. LARGE, SECOND
~ story front room All convenicuces.
NO. 1927 Market ST. iulyI.im.
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TRANSPORTATION.
FENTON BEACH

FthTtl WACOUTAH.
Leaves shipley street wharf daily. except
ing Monday and Sunday. az g A. NJ. and 1
ana 3 =. NJ. Monday the I o'clock trip is
eliminated. Sunday trips will be made from
Wilmington at 9, II a. NJ and / p. M.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings
dancing az the beach, Boat makes
s,HS,ra rips on these evenings at 745 p. NJ
Music on boat Price of round trim. 10.
geiher. with admission to dancing pavilion.
25 cents.
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Il OR FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
II lodgers ZIG KING STREET. Auto.
matte phone 22e6 iuly20 limo
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ID OOMs FOR RENT on SECOND AND
n third floors. Cnll after G p. N. No
1917 West st. iulyls I'm.
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REAL ESTATE For RENT

X OR RENT-No. 400 FEk9Is STREET,
rooms and bath. Woodlawn Company
NO. COL Grant Ave apr4-tf
NOR RENT-2527 WASHINGTON ST.
- new, modern house d. L. ToPKlS, 42o
W. twenty second street. ID. A. Phone
b495A. iune10-tf
u OR PENTHOUSE AT SOUTHEAST
II corner Thirtieth and Jefferson streets.
rooms and bath; all just been newly
paperedi large cement cellar; front and
side porches; front side and back yards
Viii rent cheap. Address or call
HARNESS PIANO CO..
Nos 304.3O6 W. Thirtieth street.
Wilmington. Del.
Both Phones-D & A.. 48s9 Delmarvia
252s. iulys-eod limo
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~
~ story 'front.' room All conyenicuces.
No' l--l Market ST. lulyrlm
ID ooMs FoR RENT on SECOND ANp
n third floors. Call after ?. N. No
l-lt West ST. inyls I'm.
EoR ENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS FOR
II lodgers. 7iG KING STREET. Auto
matc- phone 22s6 iuly20 limo
EOR BENr-ofmCE ROOM HEAT
II light; modern conveniencesi cheap.
Nason. No 200 W. Ninth ST. iulyaiim
II on RENT - NICELY FURNISHED
rooms. no. 500 w. SIXTH STREET
lulyl6-lmo
II OR RENT-TwO ROOMS WITH ALL
II conveniences. 6io W FIFTH ST
Il URNIsHED ROOMS rATH AND
II phone. No oo5 shipley street
u URNIsHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping. so. 20i East Fifth
street iuiYl4lm.
~ wo THIRD. STORY ROOMS FOR
L rent 1900 JEFFERSON STREET
iuysff
l., OR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS FOR
II lodging and light housekeeping No. ~
King street. iuly25-im.
NTlCEtl FURNISHED SECOND STORY
~ front room for ladies or husband and
wifc. Use o. telephone, Apply No. sai
lotnH" ~ teb9' ".
II OR RENT DOCTORS OFFICE Two
Il three roous. Has been doctors Office
West Fourth ST. iuly2s2wks.
II OR RENr-sECoND FLOOR TO PAR.
II Ties without children. Front and back
Im hnN Hrfa
exchanged. No ol5 W. Ninth ST. iuly3oat :
N IcELY FURNISHED ROOM FOR LADY /
y Bath, Reasonable. NO. 2O3 West I
Seventh street D. A. phone, 5iss.
iulyii.3wks.
ID LEAsANT ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN. (
on hrst floor. In private family Terms /
reasonable 1910 WEST STREET !
iulys-tmo
- -'
BOARDERS WANTED
u oARDfRs WANTED AT 50 eis
ID West ~ iulyl7fu
u 0ARDERs WANTED AT sa5o. ALSO /
ID table boarders. No 213 Wert street
july I'm.
ID OARDERs wANTEn-COMMUNI I
ID ing rooms. No no Jefferson street
!ulya I'M
u OARDERs WANTED AT NO 4o7 :
ID North clayton street Gentlemen pre-.
ferred iuiy6 cod I'M.
XN ANrEn-TWO LADIES OR MAR. /
w ricd couple for second floor front
room with boards bath and phone No
epA Wes' ninth ST. iuy3i cod I'm.
LOST AND FOUND
I OST-A PIN ON WEDNESDAY AFTER. |
= noon, between Third and Market and I
Twelfth and King streets Reward 10 re- /
turned TO Lippincotts. iuly3i1t
7 Osr-CHILD's GOLD CHAIN WITH /.
- heart. Reward f returned to 40 ans
Ees' sixth street iuly5i.at
T osT-LADy's GOLD OPEN FACE
- Watch on Christina Road. between
Cmymoui and New Castle avenues or ON
trolley going 20 Fourth and Market streets.
Reward II returned Go the Evening journal
ONCE mlv8f-8t
OST--BANK BOOK. so s2il5 on
~ the Wilmington Savings Fund Society
in the name of Frances b. Nollcr Applica.
ton iur new book has been made.
iulyl12i,3l.
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STORAGE

q forage. PACKING, SHIPPING.
- AMERICAN STORAGE CO.. 1O1 Mary
land Ave. Phone, S64D. june23.tf
The Washington times., 1914-03-02
ton, Iowa

by Harold Randolph. of the Peabody
Institute Of Baltimore.
Mrs. Carrie s. Harrell and George
Roabach, both of Washington, were
married Saturday evening at the home
Of the brides mother. Mrs. Fannie
Brook Harrell. 42s New Jersey avenue
southeast, the Rev. DR.. Trance, OF
Trinity Nj. E. Church. officiating.
The bride was attended by her two
sisters, the Misses Minnie and Bessie
Harrel She wore soft white satin,
with tulle veil, caught with lilies OF
the valley. The bridesmaids gowns
were of cream lace over blue crepe de
chine and pompadour chiffon over pink
crepe de chine, and both carried lilies
of the valley. The ushers were Ashby
Jump, Charles Hoover. c. H. Burton.
L. F. Morris, J. s. Hall, and A. s
Harrell.
After the ceremony a supper was
served the table decorations being Xii,
larney roses. Among the out-of-towr
guests We're l. F. Morris, of Baltimore;
the Misses Kicker, Of Fort Myel
Heights; Miss Hilda Thorpe, OF War
I renton; Mrs. Sisk, of Alexandria: Mrs
Durm. of Calverton; Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
coran, of Roslyn. and Mr.. and Mrs
Fryer, Of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roabac.l will be at homo
after a short wedding trip at 429 New
Jersey avenue southeast.
The Washington times., 1914-03-02
AT HOMES

Mrs. DouEail-Marcon vii! hc at hom-
Tuesday evenings in Mare.
Mrs. S,uth Trtmhl" will rot receive
during Lent
Mrs. Ellis {. johnson. wife of tue S"-
licitur of internal revenue and Miss
johnson will rot be at home Wedres-
days until after Lcnt,
Mrs I. l.. Main. president of the Aid
Association FOR the Blind. viii be at
home. at 300 Il street. every Monday
from to y. III. Some members OF the
board Of officers viii be present to as
sist and TO serve tea.
Owing to sickness in the family. Mrs
GEORGE W. Atkinson. OF l6gl Thirteenth
street northwest. will not receive again
urtil after Lent.
Mrs. Alfred Allen. Mrs. Horatio Clay
pool. and Mrs. Ellsworth Bathrick vii
be at home at the Congressional Club
to members of the club and other friends
tomorrow from 10 6 They Y i'll be assist
ed by Mrs. Pomcrcnc. Ais. Francis
Ms. Gordon. Mrs. BuliSiey. Mrs. White
and Miss Francis Claypool and Miss
Sharp.
The Washington times., 1914-03-02
MODERN DRESS IS
SCORED BY PASTOR
designed With Evil Intent" De-
c!ares DR.. Granger at Gun
ton-TempIe Memorial.

Modern woman's dress is largely re-
sponsible for the widespread jmmo"ality
of the present generation. according to
the Rev. c. Everest Granger, pastor OF
the Gunton-Temple Memorial Preshy
terrain Church, in an address on Mod
ern Dress before his congregation last
night.
Much of the dress of today seems
To I've designed with evil, lustful irtcrt,
declared DR.. Granger, land mothers,
wives, sisters, and daughters must not
be surprised at immoralities OF men
when mothers, wives, sisters. and
daughters assume suggestive dress.
Paste. paint. powder, show. sham.
constitute modern dress. The moderr
absurdities are on the verge of the gro
tesque. the incongruitieS are astounding,
and the immoralities are shameful.
Look at the gaudiness. cuts. and figures
You see girls bundled in furs. hug
gins a muff as big as a trunk, walking
in sloppy streets with paper-soled
pumps. hose that barely hide the flesh.
throats ard chest exposed almost inde-
Gently, straw hats in February, felt hats
in August. feather busters for orna.
ments, and skirts two yards around at
the knee and one yard at the hem.''
His father Is a boys greatest hero
according to the Rev. James Shcrt
Montgomery, pastor Of the Metropolitar
Memorial NJ. f. Church, John Marshal
piece and c street northwest, who spoke
on Father and the Boys" last night.
He said. in part:
"A BOYS upbounded admiration for his
father and his native instinct to be like
him make IL possible for the father &c
shape the boys character like unto q
vessel of honor. and even distinction
More than school teacher, more than
preacher. with all his sermons, are the
examples of the father to the boy"
The Washington times., 1914-03-02
Start Fight in Superior
For Municipal Railway

SUPERIOR. Wis, March 2.-An ac-
tive fight was started here today by
the proponents of a municipal street
railway. and from now until April Z.
the day Of the election, the people
will be told in dozen different ways
why they should vote yes on the
question. .'Shal, the city buy and op-
crate its street car lnes?''
This is probably the first popular
vote ever taken on the question. II
the vote is affirmative the conrrnls-
sioners declare they will take over that
part of the Duluth Street Railway Com
pany system operated in Superior and
will establish the first municipality
owned and operated street railway IN
the Middle West.
Dissatisfaction over the company's
attitude toward the city IS back Of the
movement. The company refuses TO
grant lower rates or to extend its lines.
The Washington times., 1914-03-02
What S on The Program in
Washing! on 1oaay

Nec:iags. lveHing:
Masontc--iloronIac. No. {: Eenjamia 3.
French NJ. l.; ApaCOstia, No. u: Pan
thalpa. No. 3; Mt Pleasant, No. j, and
Eist Gate No. -. Royal Arc!-Hlram, No.
lC. Knights Tcmplar- No. :. East
Odd Feiiows-Union. No. II: Beacon. No. IS;
Covenant. No. IS; I.angdon. No. 25. Re-
bekah-Naoni. No. !: Ruth, No. ..
Maccabees National. NJ /; Mt. Vernon. Nc.
I; Ana,nstia.
Red Msn-Osagc. No. c.
An. ghts OF Tythias-Icqual. No. Il: Arnar-
arth. No. IS; Century. No. 80.
ubiIee committee.
Socialist Tarty-Tailors' Union, Sll T street
northwest.
,,ubiic reception. Interstate Club. 1895 C
street northwest. Sc y. m.
IiI-, ity Citizens Association 1919 Seventh
street northwest. p. M.
Concert, u. s. Marine Band. Marine Bar
racks. , ?. IN
corccrt, L. s. Soldiers Home Band. Stanley
scout Masters Club, New Willard, 7:45 p. m
..nnual banquet. Second Corps Association,
Army of the Potomac New Richmond Ho-
tel. tonight.
cntrai Labor Union. 4I3-i25 street north
(
The Washington times., 1914-03-02
Activities Of
Society
By JEAN ELIOT.

-HE President and Mrs. Wilson
received the Misses Turrier, Of
Georgia, now living in Boston.
at the White House this after
noon. They sang a program of their
plantation melodies after the reception
Mrs. Marshall, the women of the Cab.
met and their children were among
he guests.
Hiss AIyse Downing departed today
for Annapolis, where she will visit hei
E,rother-in-l:w and sister. Lieut.. Com.
liander and Mrs. Hugo Osterhaus.
8
~. and Mrs. P. Coggesflall Chase and
Hiss Chase, OF Boston. are at the Hotel
l'owhatan.
me OF the most charming events OF
-este-day was the musicale ard tea
wen by Miss Mary Cryder at her resi-
,ience in n street The house was deco
rated with spring flowers and the ar
lists for the afternoon were Miss Flor
nee Coumbe. soprano. and Miss Mildred
Rider. pianist.
-
Mrs. Temple has sent out cards for a
Guffet luncheon at the New Willard
next Monday, in compliment to Mrs,
Daniels.
nut for g dance at the Playhouse on
March Il.
Srs. Cable and Benjamin Cable have
taken an apartment at the Connecticut
-
Mrs. James Pilling and Miss Ruth
Filling have Cancelled all their social
engagements on account OF the death
of Mrs. Pilling's- brother-in-law, J. w
Plling.
Mrs. Nathaniel Francis is visiting in
Boston.
Mrs A. E. Bates sailed for Panama
Saturday.
The residence OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Willeke. 1907 Fifth street northwest
was the scene Saturday O: a delight
1ul farewell party, given to he,
brother. Frank NJ. Rupert, Of Sar
francisco, who has been here fol
several months.
-
Mrs. Lincoln Karmany, wife OF Colo
mel Rarmany, L. S. N. c., entertained
II luncheon today at her home at the
marine barracks. in compliment to Mrs
!. D. Peters and Miss Anna Peters, OF
california, who are the house guests OF
Nrs. Denny and Miss Esther Denny. Or
syccount of the storm, the honor guests
we're not able to return to Washington
IN time for the luncheon, and are now
- Annapolis, where they went to spend
the weekend.
Among the guests were Mrs. Kuhn
Nrs. Patton. Mrs. willis. Mrs. Carton
Mrs. Halford. Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Put
nam. Mrs. Clinton, Mrs. Newgarden
Miss Agnes Hart Wilson, Miss Fechtel-
c-. Mis- Marie Peary. and Miss Bennett
=
Mrs. John Il. Davis. of Minnesota, and
Her cousin. Mrs. R R Rapley, Of Sill
ver Spring. Md, are entertaining at a
.arge bridge party this afternoon at the
Congressional Club.
r
Mrs. Franklin MacVeagh hss given
e use Of her house tomorrow morning
or the last OF the series of TnusicaleE
The Washington times., 1914-03-02

west In which both narrowly escaped
being roasted alive. were released last
evening by order Of Assistant United
States District Attorney Harvey
Given.
The fire was in the printing estab-
lishment of Mrs. J. 7. Thompson,
where both men were employed. The
men were asleep in the building
when the fire was discovered.
The Washington times., 1914-03-02
Political Study Club Is
Host at Suffragist Fete

Members of the Political Study Club
were h6stesses at the regular Monday
reception of the Interstate Suffrage
Club at its headquarters, 1906 G street,
this afternoon. Mrs. L. +. Thonaso
president of the Political Study Club,
headed the receiving line.
Short talks on woman suffrage We're
interspersed with solo dances by Miss
Lucy Wright and Miss May Little. The
Lucy Stone League will meet at the G
street headquarters tomorrow after
noon. to adopt q new constitution.
The Washington times., 1914-03-02
AmusementS.

Nationai-"The Auct!onecr." sis o. III.
E'0lumbia-"The Grain Of Dust" Sis y. m.
Telasco-"Eunty Pulls the Strings" $50 pm.
'''''' - N1i-h:hood Was in Flower" :"
S:i5 and s:I5 y. II.
.. -. hle 2:l5 and s15 p. N.
IS 7los--Eaadevillc, continuous.
afternoon and evening.
Gayety-Burlesquc. els and s:I5 p. m.
The Washington times., 1914-03-02
Two Men Are Released
After Fire Investigation

Frank Eckert and William Boswell.
who were detained by police OF the
Sixth precinct pending investigation
OF a fire at 43S Fifth street north
The Washington times., 1914-03-02
Head Cut When Roof
Of House Is Blown OFF

Charles S. Lanbly, twenty-eight, oi
1929 street northwest, was badly Gu,
about the head by bricks which fell from
the chimney when the roof OF his home
blew Off last night. Laably was on the
third floor Several bricks crashed
through tine plaster ceiling.
The Washington times., 1914-03-02
Warren ii. COIS0n,

Warren IL. COIsOn,
1s6 Boylston ST.. Boston,
is n liberal buyer OF OLD
letters bearing stamps
stamp collections. and
autographs. The ad-
vanceG collector rs Of
.ered selection from one
OF the largest, and with.
out exception the choic-
est. stocks OF stamps
in America. Mr.. Colson
Is prepared 10 travel and
meet clients IN person
anywhere.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-11

Caldwell. ass af ihe star n,sni-,ss
9f the Triniaai baseball LEAN for
sss or shs-- s.asoas. 10 pisSias a
fast game With the aait Lake team.
ssish AGGREGATION j. in bsasrs for a
series Of sshibi,ios games with sas
Gsissii@s. Caldwell i. hotaihk do~n
sb. third sass far Hester. Mnsmaas
and in the rs-iirsinsfy sAsss-s has
b-rn stsatins III. hall haris iiS va.
the i--sI irfissisr that ever ~osr =
TsiniaAd anifssm ard ons of the
most reiiabi. bai,rss sad -as "a.
Hrmsiy i'ona'ar with i"eai fans.
Hairs crsiE. the pf.tai-f fielder Of
the Tsihiisd tram aaa enc time man
as-r. is a tram male of csia~eii .n
the SAis LAX. CITY nihr and ioeai
fan. sitt ',- -at.aiae N. bss ssufr
af tho b-asrS games 'a SO Shss
Caldwell and cssis do
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-11
WOMAN SETS TRAP FOR
PREACHER. BUT Is F0lLED

Itanfosa. Calf. April ii.-Mr..
George Carrush-rs. widow cf VAL
lcjo saioonkccpcr. forced her way in.
to the bedroom OF the Rev. =. J. t'ul.
sin. an anti.saioon orator. In a local
hotel here yesterday. 1snisin hal
been warned of the plan 10 discrcdit
him. and had tho Rev. ". 3. I.oouis
hidden In q closet. wacn 1.oomis
came out. the woman fled. springtns
intp'a buggy in front ~ the hotel.
iocmis seized the horse by the bit.
but was beaten off with a whip by
tho woman. who drove away. pur-
sued by automobiles and motorcycles
After a long chase shc was arrested
n nd lodged in jail.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-11

abdominal application sold IN most
drug stores under the name of "Noahcr's a
Friend" We have known 70 many Erand-
inothcts. who In their younger days
relied upon this remedy. and WIN recon-
mend II to their own sin lighters that II
certainly must bc what Its maine indi-
Gates. They have ured Il for Its direct
Influence upon the f.1uscics. cof'is. 1fsa.
mcnts and tendons as IL aims 10 afford
relief frorn the strain ard tsaIn 80 often
unnecessarily severe dur.ly tho period of
expectancy.
A little book mailed by Brudhcid Rcsu-
irtor Co. 3oa Lamar Hlde.. Atlanta. Ga.
refers 10 many things that wo.nc, Ike to
read about. II refers not only To the
relief from muscic strain due TO their
expansion but also 60 nausea. morning
rickncs-. cakins VI brcasts aud many
ether distresses, 40.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-11

The conference voted 10 reconsider
shs approval of the i-~ndias New
as-iisus;ssarri hill and iaii tho ~na
iifr Mailer OF the table. The VOTE
In reconsider mas > ia c. sxrh state
represented one s.,~.
Colorado. Montana. Nevada. Su~
Mexico. os-e.a. soash Dakota. Utah.
Washinslon and Wyoming voted sar
a reconsideration. Against. Ari-
soas. California. Idaho. aknss.. Ne
bfs.ts and Trsa.. In Csfco; tho ar.
,i.n ruls the conference on record
arainss tho drainage bill p-ndins In
soasr-sss Governor Ammoas. sny
and O-idir expressed the Wow that
the Nc~iand.-i -i,roassard blii vas not
within the province of the confer
-n.-. Friends Of tho Nc~iands biii
asked TO a s-r-.- a, o'clock before
tho vote &. reconsider. This motion
~as voted down.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-11

In i.oas's cssor and in other parts
Of the eaassy The Pwsiisas~s. = IA
nsiieAi religions secs. have aasias
this week bs~s s~rfssniss their
weird rites is siossaest fos shs sias
Of the year. To every p~ssoa Who
has lived In Ia, Asimss soah'S the
practices Of tbs P-aii@ns-. are ia
miiisr and many sn amateur kSaSk-f
has sought to approach close enough
to saap a picture Asd h-es fired up
o. or drsrs Away.
The rites of the r.ai,ssss's eos'
stsls of . muss desoat worship 10 the
church thai ssassi~s up against the
hillside sna The oatds,es ,~sfosA,sss-
l. that of ~hippsss themselves ~itk
twisted ihonSs of sospueed, xisipp~d
10 the waist The i'essteas-s sssafss
lhsmssisss on their hare bodies VA
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-11
ITALIAN SHOOTS
DIVORCED WIZ: KILLS SEIf

Reno. New. April ii.-Hccsn.c he
waA unable TO effect 4 reconciliation.
rrsak Avens,ao. ascmbcr Of , veal
thy italian family. shot and wounded
Jssnie Yori. whom he divorced a
year ago, then sent fatal bullet into
his owa brain. The woman may re-
cover.
An hour later u. pettini. q walter.
fatally stabbed 0iovanni Cclloni In
the Kitchen Of the hotel. Cellino was
almost disembowtAcd.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-11

iii the blood comes and until huge.
ltssA mssks a. welts shos ~ssre the
tofturing Nhtiss have s-afed the
iissh, This Is done usually early
nossiass sad evenings and after II
is over The members %, the sect xS'h-
CT In the church and shani . weird
ritual. They rrs-n, interference and
shrink fson sh- pubiir sssr ~hhe
p~siosmisk eh1 ceremony Of self
iisxriistiss and guards af- k-r' On
the sisst Ia s-e ihs, ho .asiDa. ss-s-
lAisss approach close To The se-s~ Of
tho s~iixSnas rites,
The s-s-nsosy Of the r-sissaiss
-sas With the .su.itisios ia psu-ias.a
10 - crude nay. BY ans sn~nArf safr
rJinx a. inpsosisT'i srvss followed
By The msmS-ss Of the seeS hssp,sa
un . saiiias sou St shsht,
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-11
the OTHER S0e .
Of COOPERATION

..s ar e bfis,iins with the spirit
II ro-op~rAtion which sot only
assks the xshrssi dis~oas-nt og ous
psopts With the ihises shss sse bus
,ssy aiaD spss~ for ~ isi-vroGniina
issias - TO whittier 80 are dsiftias
10 all shis scramble 10 bsstss our
tsdssasiai eoaditioss. says tSesd sad
Farm. Thus Sas 20 have sos W.T.
s-oed ssaasiisisd sSses.s fson ssr
associated esAsavos IL the sriiiag ot
oss agricultural pso.iusss. bet 90
hare sssae eso',sh a = h~stssias 10
sasussaas esssess nea 10 - shsad
With their ssssoas oseastsAitos.
Thsy ase buay iosAsss up shsae aas-
bets without hsoviss jsss vhst thsy
ssUSase To sAnns asd u nay be lhes
ss.s Il them si i-sss arc a. The
vsaes tsrhi~.
~ With all other Esrsi ~roenssis
Sussaloas ih~se arr s~o si1ss 10 eh>s
ce-epRsalve psusuatnas II the nss'
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nur1 nAI11Is n nouTH:
BOYS mn OF FRIGHT

swamparot,. Mas. April H.
sherman and vcryi Rus. children
NJ about 6 ycars. tried last night to
see which could stuff the most mat.
blcs into his mouth. The result wan
fatal to both.
Choking. the boys ran to their
mother. She was able to extract the
mafbles but tho children soon died.
!. P,wstgsa. sssd ;. they /; had i'egn
.Siyftcnfd In death. (. = q z
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Z nv OF
motherhood II ever
befose u. To know
what to DO that will
aAs1 10 the physical
comfort of cSJrctant
sIspthcrhoWi In a SUBJ
5est that has inter
Gated most women Of
AN lIrncA Ono Of
the real ahc'rful
thln4p h an external
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EXPLOSION IN srrERA0E OF
LINER CAUSES FIRE

New York. Aprii 1.-THE sleep
Ing passengers of the steamship
vauban. approaching New York
carly today. were aroused by the cx-
plosion In the stccragc. A fire fol-
lowed and was quickly cxiinkuished.
A SYRIAN. ritling the baggage Of a
fellow immigrant. opened a box Of
cartridges aud accidentally set them
off. lie was badly burned.