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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-18
SHAMROCK DID NOT SAIL.
Sir Thomas Lipton's Challenger De
layed at Portsmouth

PORTSMOUTH. England, July 18.-
Shamrock, ~, Sir Thomas Upton s
new challenger for the America 5 cup,
did not start for the United States
this morning, as arranged. The change
in the program was brought about by
the postponcment of King George s
arrival for the review of the
British fleet It had been planned to
have the Shamrock " sail before the
royal yacht and then to start on the
long journey to America.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-18
MRS. PANKHURsT RELEASED,
Gets Out of the Holloway Jail for
Steenth Time.

LONDON, July 1S-Mrs. EmmeIins
Pankhurst, the leader of the militant
suffragettes, was again released from
the Holloway Jail today
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-18

In 1913 Denmark made 3,460,633 gal
Ions of alcohol from grain and pota
toes.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-18
Chorus Girl Refused to Dance.

In another case, which was tried
first, it was alleged that Thompson
asked Evelyn Downing to dance with
him, that she refused and that he
aimed a blow at her, which she
lodged, and then called her an imprint
able name Burnett saw and heard the
loud talk and stopped further quarrel
ing. Evelyn Downing was appearing
with the ki Musical Comedy company
at the park at the time and was very
much desired as a witness. After bid
ding her friends farewell she jumped
town Thursday evening. Thompson
was charged with breach of the peace
in this case, and Judge Q 'Brien found
! him guilty of a serious breach and
| fined him 500 and costs. Thompson
appealed and was released under $500
| bonds in this case also, f. \. Moore
| OF the firm of Moore & Thompson, be-
ing recognized as bondsman.
Ella Holland, who was with the
Downing girl the night of the fracas,
was an important witness for the state
and as such was placed under 500
| bonds for her appearance in the county
court next fall. She could not secure
| bondsmen and was taken to NeWfane
jail today. Miss Holland was very
much perturbed over her prospective
change Of habitat as she had contract
calling for her to report for duty with
| a theatrical company next Tuesday
morning in New York city. Her ap-
peals to be allowed to 90 on her own
reeognizance were without avail, es
pecially as she made no secret Of the
fact that New York would be her first
stop after leaving this place She
: claimed that she would lose an entire
winter season 5 work by being helc
at Newfane until September.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-18

Liverpool street cars last year car
ried 144,0S5,927 passengers.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-18

Fair Tonight and sunday; Cooler,
Fresh to Brisk Northwest Winds.
WASHINGTON, July IS. = Weather
forecast: Fair tonight and Sunday
cooler except in southeastern Maine:
fresh to brisk northwest winds.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-18
Pulled Into Light by Necktie.

The former deputy sheriff was
charged with an assault on Henry J.
Burnett, an employ OF the street rail
way company at Barber park on the
evening of June 30 The park is con
trolled by the street railway company.
The trouble, it was alleged, follow
ed an alteration on the yerauda OF the
dancing pavilion, in which it was
charged Thompson aimed q blow at
Eyeline Downing and in which Bur
nett took a part by telling Thompson
to stop his loud talk and profanity. Al
ter Burnett had notified Officer c. L..
Bracket that Thompson, whom Bur
nett testified was slightly intoxicated.
should be removed from the park. he
was told that the respondent wished
TO see him. Burnett went to dark
part of the park and while walking
was struck a blow on the side OF hIs
head. lie did not see who hit him. As
he rose to his feet, he said, he was hit
again and he reached Out aud erasped
a wrist, then necktie and then pull
ed the owner of the wrist and neck
| tie into the light of the electric lights.
| The man he had was Thompson.
w. II. Sanford, superintendent of the
| street railway, and Special Officer
! Charles Brackett went to Thompson 5
house the following morning and they
testified that Thompson admitted hit
ting Burnett. This testimony was at
mittcd after hard battle by the de
fense, who claimed that Thompson had
been promised that whatever he said
that morning would not be useC
against him ii he promised to cause NJ
more trouble at the park.
In passing sentence Judge o 'Brier
said that the park was the playground
of the village and that the patrons re
quired protection. He also said that III
desired to teach Thompson a lessor
that would be a warning to othe
young men. lie then sentenced him t
not more than 10 months nor less thai
eight months in the house Of correc
tion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-14
Good Roads.

intimately involved IN both the
production and distribution of prod.
ucts ls the matter Of good roads,
Good roads are prerequisite not only
TO economical production and dis
tributlon but also TO the further.
anco Of the educational, social, and
sanitary life Of the farming dis.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-14

II Incorporates the most efficient
method OF conveying information 10
the farmer, and through the health
full process Of cooperation between
the state and the nation, places the
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-08

met iig liot ooer Oct uoloiomme 10.
bruo for nogen Elmer iioen:
oSsr paa mig. Diiaieent. ieg bIeD
ipprt lint paa oi1 Tor oen lIlntten,
on sioroe Der / eitcrmiooas. Gen
StatiIeu fan ieg aIoria iaa igien,
on bar soeloat noget Al oct uGroi.
fnloeite ieg eier. 9ao bet oore en-
aooariel for 6remtioen. Slaar DIT
nosen Sang uoeet iiptfer igien
trailer iea oig me9et itreaat ior
oct. 5oritaor ou2~
So iogoe bun, % bun iaa al
porIia paa BAN. IA trailer OIL
MIC me1et itrengt ies isal nof 1n-
ife pna set. Sea bar tpnft iao
paa. bporfor ieg ifilfOe fonmr til
At ilaa Sen iitpffer. fer ies piloc
life siort oet. Marn iagoe. at oct
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-08
6orborgne spnner.
(BOrtfat fra siOe 81

nSe Der, tag ben fife gige og
gao eiebliffelig meo benoe til Bar.
nepigen og fig, at bun bersfter al
brig bar at forefomme I min 0pr-
pqrelie, uoen ieg ipeeielt ienoer guo
efter benoe. @aa M, Wiaicent."
Den line giee CLEO neo ira anG-
eft, men euooa bum tpoeliguis ituoiet
ooer Sc forte, ifdrpe Orb, loo BET
life til, bun bar oct grano bange-
Sun eif ret ben til Onfelen os ltdt
fin lille Soono ino I bans.
Or Oh pono, Onfel2" iagoe bun.
vSpo6 er 0arp9relie Tor noget2
Oil on life iige, r@oonat, Sub bel.
iisne oig?"
Spao ifuIoe Cir gomaro ioare,
mems ben fife Saanoen bolOt fait
ON bans2
r@oonot, @oonat, Barnet nit
gea nrnn ou goo."
vSig Sub pefiisae Big" bolot
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-08

oor ct ubeloig 5Inmpetrai, % laa
1rgte ieg. brad ct Slumpetraf
oar ior noget, % iaa iagOe bun, at
oct cr no1et. iom bGnoer. naar en-
ilet life benter oct, en- Oberraifelie,
iaqoe bun. % oct er iiffert at bet
par eli ifraffelis Ourrraitelie for
mig. % Tor Srit5 oaiaa. @en ie1
ifal nloria fate 9olo / Salcn mere,
aloria.@
en llacs 9io icnere lao Sir go.
marc / tit grbeiosDqrelie, optaget
meo fine 9e8er oe 9opirer, oa Del
banfct paa 8eren % til bans 0oer-
r~aifeIie Tom bans lille Riece ifrioen.
De mo. Oct bar iaa alocles mob
ale 2ooc % 9efaIinaer, at ban par
meget itrena / 9temmen, oa ban
taIte til benoe: G~ortiGttes.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-08

Get er ioroi ieg er iaa gIao
9ibeIen, ifienner on iagOe Miau.
og bun if isien oct aIporlige 10.
trnffet / gineue. gYinru iortaaer
Oct iao tiot, % ies ton iaaOan Mas.
ie al 5ortpaingerne noenao. Men
ieg leger aaerbeoit ben forborgne
Senuen. eifer life on o9ina oct
iuprt 1oot?@ :
Cir @oipnro itof Giaaren | 9ann.
Den iaien % ~traifet aztec uOen at
iuare.
Sans lille 9ieces 9rO baooe poft
me9et nbebaaelige 5elelier iuoi 1ani.
5or mango aor iiSen baooe ban uG.
ret bel fieuot i i'm 9ibel oa oIaO /
ben. San baDoe oeltaget i forifiel.
Zig friitrnt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %
iaaet bort mango Spottegloier a
fine. Samtioige neo llnioeriiteiet, Tor
81 ban uar iaa from, Tom De iaaOe
Den ina fom Der en- Iio. "a bans
ariitenoom fielnet % berosll9 yer.
9ierriebeo o. berOslige 2nifer iglo.
te bons Sipl. san fou lnn9er o.
lpnger bort. % oa ban enOelia toa
lin eienoom / 9eiiooelie. oar bans
cueiie Mool % Snteresie At nDoe
2ioet, iom ban ielU enifet oet, %
fuIoitunSig ie bort ira baaoe 6orti.
oen o. 5rentioen. Get aneitc ban
baooe meo gieligion at 5iare. bar at
ban gif / STRIFE en- @ang ON Ssn.
oa9en. men oct aior0e ban o9iaa re.
aeImosiig, % 9rGiten bapoe ingen
ting al flage ooer. bpn6 bans 9tora8
mgif til NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. /
Nenigbeoen.
Get er n%neouenSigt At iortalle. al
Cir 6oparo life uar noaen lgffelio
Mano. Ger bar 5i0er. oa 5au life
ftnoe bare line cgne Snnter % i'm
eniombe0. % oa itunote ban iig al.
ite6 til 9onoon I'll nogen llaers no.
i%preoeIfer. Saa fam ban biem /.
aieu % ior0pbet iig meo ny Strait
inc literGre % lanoIige 9eifiri.
ti1elier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-08
Udvalg af
GYLDENDALs STORE NEDsETTELsE.

AT ~Gyldendals store Nedsettese HAYES nu paa Lager her
bl a fe1gende, som sendes portofrit til enhver 'Adresse we'd
Modtagese af de v~edfejede yderst lave Priser.
Rehgiose og teologiske skrifter:
Breve fra Luther, oversatte at F. L. MUNSTER. 43s Slider. 30
Theologiske Afhandlinger at c. Z. Scharling. 428 Slider. 40
syy Prndikener for Born, al Gordon cathrop. SO slider 10
a. S. Paulsen Jesu Barndom og Ungdom. 223 Slider. 20
F. Nielsen Stale og Tenkelere. Sc slider .......... 20
S9ren Kierkegaard: 0iebikket. 1913 Slider -. 40
seren Kierkegaard Frygt og Beven. IA sider...... .35
J.. P. MINISTER: Predikener. 1ste Bind. AGO Slider. 49,. 80
J. p. MINISTER Efterladte P~redikener. pa Slider -. %
Grundtyig: Bibelkrenike for Born og Menigmand 1855. Is
Blaise Pascal, Hans Ramp mod Jesuhterne ITS Slider. 20
A. G. Larsens Fortolkninger. II Bind tlsammen nu.. $50
Historic, Biografi o v.
THRICE. Danmarks Historic wort Aarhundrede:
/ og II. Del 1908 Slider 81 Kr. M kun -. ST.
Danmarks Folk. 1856 dobbetspaltede Slider. 163 nu-
Grnndtvig: Mands Minde. SOB Slider ........... so
Listov: Luthers Levnet. 259 Slider. -. .35
schwanenfllgel. II. G. Andersen, 161 Slider. -. .65
Jens Munks Navigatio Septentrionais -. -. 30
Bodenhoff: Fra Dannevirke til Ais. 1877 Slider. =. .35
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Litteratur.
GrIndtyig; Danske Kempevser. 300 Slider go. 30
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Sophie Breum: Julegnster og andre Historier. 136Sider. .35
Tolv Baumbachske Eventyr. 1873 Slider. ...... is
Ibsens Brand" episk Form. 24 Slider med ANN. so
Grundtvig: Krsnikerim. 306 Slider ......... 40
Eventyrskrinet. We'd Carl Ewald. I'll. af LouisMoe. Is. Ito
Nedsnttesen varer kun til Nov. 1914 og Antallet af
Eksemplarer err begrnnset. Man tilraades at best1le straks.
DANISH LUTHERAN PUBLISHING HOUSE,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-08

3.
eaneiomt. men imifferi. gif lile
Uliag irem / lin Ontels gunit
Senoes beiianoige 5eielisbeo % TO.
re 5rpatlesbeo ianmen meo Den M
oerlige Waa0e bun talte pan o. par
paa, tiltnlte bnm meget. San fife
iDert aoot at ie paa ben Tile Eft
felie, iom bun iprang irem % Ill.
baae. % Den sIaoe Batter % flare
9arneitemme. iom 100 omfrina /
Sniet, bar life lGn9er nogen glage
Tor BAN.
@en en- Tag bIeu ban oroeutlig
lint oDer ct llbelo, iom 6an0ie meo
en- IiOen staflie / Sallen. Gillp par
ben itpIOiae. @oloen benoes BAR
riaet bagom. % baaoe bun co Sun.
oen 6olot en- ~oroentlig Siau ior at
iaa fdt / Ben ga Statllen pIuOielig
fal0t ne6 "a lan Der / tuien Stnf.
fer. Cir eonar6 berte Sfroloei
% Tom iarenoe it0 ira iii alrbeios'
opreIie, ban aIeutte aloeIes at beber.
ife iia, peuote iia raienoe MOO 0en
fife @iee o. noais6 ia / en- Orc.
itrem, Iom life rgeutli8 pasiet ior
ben6es Eren. 6un bfeu itnaenoe %
6ere paa fam. me0 tore ioriaroeoe
Zine o. i~tialoenoe 9rber. o. oen
aae gfiffelie ranf % ubeuaaelig,
III bun life orfet set Ianger. Saa
inlto6e bun ia % iprang no 9iennem
gsren III 5aben. no paa ben bls0e
@raspiau. o. faitet iig neO meo
aniiatet mob Soroen, Iige oeo bet
fiarc gssetroat fit, oa breO l0 i
oolofom @raat
Seq 0il6e life 1iort oet. lea
biloe life ilnaef 6en iit1ffer !" araai
Bun bot. aOnfeI eoiparo er frat
felis tint al ia Ran er life Oct
grand olao / mic. Seq ituloe en'
ife 5ar leoeoc. Sea ifiiI6e enifa
ie9 oeIao baboe en- 8ar ION ben
iorborane ssnnen ban oifSe fife
blit faa bon0.~
90 % 9%arnepiaen tom ON liot
aanife forifrGffet, for at faa benSe
mo fra set foI6e. ooaoe @res. ioa
bnooe bun life Sierte til at itiruoe
paa ben6e, for BET paoOe fife an.
figtet Iaa ian ieremooig op pan
ben6e.
.aa ia 5af, tag % bar mig"
io9oe bun. Ser er insen, Tom
er alo6 | mig fer. Seq bar for.
tolt SUB ON oct aitiammeu. San
er Den eneIte, Tom life er oOno paa
mig"
ON aitenen til ipouanlig lib
fom Miap Itilfrr6ie ino | Spiie.
Itnen. Sun nnOret ia paa, ON
OnfeIen en6oa bar flint paa benoe.
"a bun frsb OBJ | Stolen, iom
III Itoo beo ben andre Gnoen al bet
lnnee goro, iaa bun GneiteIis paa
6om giennem fine LANCE EieIuipper.
San iaa iao roIig no, bum fienote
iig mere mooig, o. inn iagoe bum /
fin muntreite Zone:
Set er ip9rt pent @eir iaiten,
Gnfel.@
.Soa2" Iparte Gnfelen Ban par
pant til, at bans file 0iece fom
meo oenilaes Imiaa gemrrfninger,
mar bun biloe prffe bans OpmRrf.
iombeo. Og iaa snsoe ban, iom en-
Clogs linoffpIoning, for ban fam.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-08

soriet fan man Beo at Iaie 1SdIes-
migihe @ren5poit~ life iaa ii9Ioent
faloe / 5ornnoring ooer Disie Der.
toner's tpife lnineriitetsoannelie.
- st pGloigt ltUejr traf ben 8.
SUM. benimoO 0ionat ober 9p %
Omean. aaere6e beo 5itioen iaas
2pnene glimte { Spn0sfreooien, men
oe0 N1ionatstiO bar l~loeiret paa BET
beieite. tlof6rliot fuI9te ifarpt %
ifqreuoe 9un efter 9Dn. me0ens Tor.
oenen buIoreoe. orentoe % brageOe
/ ct opf % al % til falot Regnen
/ Strgmnle. aloafrgrerne fnnoe If.
fe optage Sen neoitremmenOe &an0.
mqngoe, iaa Sc bift % Der oanneOa
ia imaa Sser. l~loeiret oareoe goot
en- Times Sio. Saa plot oioes er
Der boerfen Der eIler / Omegnen itet
Sfaoe be0 2%pnneOilag. ifrioer
g@m.@
GD6biug. Soosfalb. @n al 9p.
ems mere fenote Mpno. peniioneret
9orer og @uftionsbol0er 6 s. BE.
terien. er Eors6ag 6ftermiooag Ben
9. SUM aigaaet oe0 0e6en ! aiel
eiter en- Smoa9 foruoe foretagen
Operation for en- onOartet g2a0eing.
Dom. Zen ABODE bIeo benoeo so
4ar.
S~lensborg. 6n 5lbpcbnaOsiabrif
pantpnfes ifelge tpife Blade opret-
tet Der / 9Den. Der ifaI oGre BE.
pct fsrt 5or6auolinger meO 9pen;
men oisia itrauoe0e pnn et 9rno
om. at 9pen iflltoe oeItlge meS
100000 9farf og oestoen title en-
5lDoeplaOs paa 100 Seftar til 9an.
oig6eO. 9hi agter oen iteoIige Sore
ming Tor Motor-9 uftifibsfart at Dir.
feliggere 3nnfen un6er mere beifeo-
ne 6ormer. 91en ital title en-
Rla0s pno 20 Seftar til Gaaoigbeo
/ 9pr6eoen al Stefer6uiet, Lao,
opiere Ell 5rp-5 al
sos Meters 2gngOe % 10 Meters
greooe iamt tilifDoe 1900 @arf
1 reoe 9enge. Get er Meniaeen.
at en- a%ouitruttsr 5oebns ira 0eu-
miiniter ifaI IeOe 6a6riffen.
&nitrnp. 9lnOielis Spo. 5or.
miooags oen 10. SUM digif ueo
Dozen en- Of ggnens fenote oanife
MunO, @anroeier Sans 9eoerien
@ram / en- aloer al 50 aar eiter
nogIe faa timers iinerteiuIo Sp8-
Dom.
Gen ofos0e par en- poa %nationalt.
firfeligt og etonomiif 0mraaoe Ona.
tig Mano. San Bar ! Ell lang Mar
raffe paret 9irteeI6ite % MeoIeu
al bennington 9robItiipnooe, buor
ban / Here Aar par en- al benz Der
iuoleoeoe 5orbanolinsen ON oct
0anIfe Sprogmorneenoe. @n6Dioe-
re bar ban / mango aar onrat Scr.
mon6 for QuItrup Sogns S2arefas.
ie liant bait anore 9iGiospo'ter, Der
par o~beroragne BAN al bans Neo-
borgere. 81 qo.
Slens6Ore. Storm o. Spjuauoe.
GSl. No. Siploen bar man D2
M~1ioiommertioe oplebet ct iaaoant
llDeir iom BET Der traf op til Mar-
sag aften 6en 8. SUM Sele 9agen
baD0e BET bIait itarft, % 8egnen
6eaunote at faloe. Den Iiot ooer
s ON aftenen brso ganomasierns
pIuOielig los. % BET itprteoc neo !
Span6eDis iantioig meo, at 9lqiten
6Ieb til Storm.
Stormen og 0et leoiageuOe Sei-
oan0e unoloo life al ooIOe sfaoe.
saaIe0es cr ben M MiIitar-gaoean
itaIt oeo giteriebaoet 6leoen iulo.
itqnSiq soeIaot. 9%ontonerne BAR
rebet iia Ies, o. gra1ihmperne Al
Sc soeIogoe Suie er oreone ! 2ano.
Sejoan0et naae0e ct for aarstis
Den BELT nalminoelig bit 5tnoe
Oct naae6e nemlie belt op til GUS.
rnffen oa ipqrreoe Bnsiagen langs
ggrre @aoroen0er. Oct bolot fig
belle Raten, boorefter bet | 2sbet Of
Daaen fanf neo til noset oOer bet
normale.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-08

bun euergiif paa. Sort oa Cir
@onaro oirfelig bapoe mumIet no
get meaem Sanoerne. Hap bun liz
Tag. % gif rolig % aIoorIia az
iteo meo aiploermeiteren
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-08

AT G~yldendas store Nedsattelse HAYES nu paa Lager her
bL a. fslgende, som sendes portofrit til enhyer Adresse we'd
Modtagelse af de ~yedfejede yderst lave Priser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-08

ct mt 5or6nS. 9aitor 3cnneien
fra Soptrup og Sefretpr Rpaing
ira Sooersleo ifliIbe Eoroog ben #.
SUM baDe talt beO ct WisiionsmsSe
| Rsrre Soitrup 5oridmlingsbus.
gtrofs Do bette Meoe 6leu funo-
aiort, ffreg De tpIfe Blade op, fplo'
tie af faIIf Gorargelie. De Der Do
oefaa MI boft ben Iilfreesitiaelie,
at Msoets afboloelie ! 5orinmlIngs'
buffet er blepet forbuot Of groblt
Babe / aabenran, og en- til aonii-
Itoriet inoIenot 9eioering ouer 5or.
b1i6et er bIeuen nfpiit.
Msoet bill ieIofslgelig aaigeoeI
bIibe ofbolot, ifrioer ~Seimool"
men er M benlogt til ggueo aifre,
bpor oct boIoes ForsOas bitten Slot
Ten 8. Der bill enopioere blipe giort
Sfriot fra NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oJ
Wefoffningens Sioe | glnleoning at
bet ffete.
6abtrslep. 9auif Ssjifoleoan.
neIje. vS6Iespieide @ren5poii" at
8. SUM mener at bore faloet til at
uStoIe fit ne0inttenoe ON vOanif
6ti5foIeoonneIie". gIGoet bor iioefi
abipI lie mino6ite Renoffdb til,
bbob DonneIie ct Opbolo pdd en-
SonR 9difoIe siDer, bDorfor Osi
ter InofFer rneo ON rtoget, BET inc
tnr rineefte Gorftano pdn. DOR
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-08

GOSbina. 9oOsialO. gn al 9p.
ems mere fenote Mpno, p%eniioneret
9prer og AuftionSboG6er 6 ). BE.
terien. er Eorsoag gitermioOag ben
8. SUM aigaaet oeo OGDEN ! aieI
eiter en- Sbnoa9 foruoe foretagen
0peratiou for en- onoartet D2a0eing.
Dom. Gen ABODE bIeo benoeO so
Mar.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-03
EAT LESS MEAT
IF BACK HURTS
Take a glass of Salts to flush
kidneys if bladder
bothers you.

Eating meat regularly eventually
produces kidney trouble in some form
or other, says a well-known au-
thor.ty, because the uric acid in meat
excites the kidneys. they become
overworked; get sluggish; clog up
and cause all sorts of distress, par
ticulariy backache and misery in the
kidney region; rheumatic twinges,
severe headaches, acid stomach, con
stipation, torpid liver, sleeplessness,
bladder and urinary irritation.
The moment your back hurts or
kidneys aren't acting right, or if
bladder bothers you, get about four
ounces of Jad Salts from any good
pharmacy take tablespoonful in
a glass Of water before breakfast for
a few days and your kidneys will
then act fine This famous salts is
made from the acid of grapes and
lemon juice combined with lithia,
and has been used for generations TO
flush clogged kidneys and stimulate
them to normal activity, also to
neutrallze the acids in the urine so
it no longer initiates, thus ending
bladder disorders
Jad Salts cannot injure anyone;
makes a delightful effervescent lithia-
water drink which millions of men
and women take now and then to
keep the kidneys and urinary organs
clean, thus avoiding serious kidney
disease.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-03
Oranges Club Women

The Woman's Auxiliary of the
nounces attractive features at the
weekly meetings this month. On Fri
day afternoon Mrs. Frederick D.
Greene, vice. president of the Eighth
district New Jersey State Federal on
will give an address before the civic
department on the work of the fedora
ton. Mrs. j. Franklin Elder, chair
| man, will preside. On the afternoon
of March Is q St. Patrick's Day
party will be given. Mrs. r. G..
Gregory will be In charge, assisted by
Mrs. e. G. Gregory, who will tell
Irish stories. Mary Kussey, of East
Orange, will talk on suffrage follow
ing the regular business meeting the
afternoon of Friday, March 20. There
will also be meeting of the Junior
Civic League the same afternoon
Under the auspices of the educational
department the discussion Of painters
and their pictures will be continued
on the afternoon of March 81, Sir
Joshua Reynolds, the English painter,
to be the subject of the day.
The meeting of lie Charlotte Elmer
son Brown Club, which was to. have
taken place yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. George w. Dood,
Rutledge avenue, East Orange, was
omitted because of the storm. The
meeting will be held on Monday,
March 16, at the residence of Mrs.
Robert II. Blake, 22S Glenwood ave-
nue.. East Orange.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-03
Expect Harmony Now in
BellevilIe Fire Department

AS result Of the recent decision
of the Supreme Court granting the
fire committee of the Belleville Town
Council control of the paraphernalia
pertaining to the fire department, an
ordinance will be introduced at the
meeting of the Town Council next
Tuesday night assuming full control
of the department This decision was
arrived at at a meeting of the fire
committee of the council and Fire
Chief Christian Reinhardt at the
home of the chairman of the fire com
m.ttee, Councilman Frank j. Car
ragher.
Though the ordinance was framed
one year ago by former Town Attor-
ney John De Graw, the fight between
the old Board of Fire Commissioners
and the fire committee of the council
was responsible for it's not being pre-
scented to the council for adoption.
The presentation of the ordnance will
be the first move on the part of the
committee to effect harmony in the
department
1t is not expected that there will
be any opposition to the change.
Eastern Hose and Truck Company,
which had lined up with the old Fire
Board, will probably take action on
Thursday night to recognize the COM
mltee of the council, Valley and Els
sex.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-03
Women Crowd Church to
Altar at Mission Mass
of Passionist Fathers

Every available space, even within
the sanctuary, was used to seat the
great crowd of women that attended
the mission at st. Patricks Cathedral
last night. With the placing of chairs
within the sanctuary rails and In the
aisles of the church there were still
women standing. The seating capacity
OF the church is about 1,200, and with
the extra Accommodations made last
night about 1,400 women were seated.
Almost as large a crowd attended
the s O'Clock mass this morning. At
the O'Clock mass several hundred
children were present in addition TO
the women and men.
Rev. Father James, of the Passion
lists Fathers, who are conducting the
mission, preached the sermon last
night. His topic was "The Malice Of
Mortal Sin
The instructions at the masses this
morning were on Confession" The.
children will attend benediction and
instruction in the church this after
noon. Their mission viii conclude
tomorrow morning at the o'clock
mass
The mission for the women viii
continue all this week, with the
masses in the morning and the
rosary, benediction of the blessed
sacrament and sermon in the eve
nings. Next week will be exclusively
for the men.