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The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
WAISTS OF CREPE De CHINE
ons's Own Selection q celsss Ai,ssssa
-Ssm,.Tsisersd end 0rsssy D.
sa0No the Aleoe eepUiae.

Bothe white and cojored crepe d
chine. particularly czarina green. ap
ricot and rust browns. taupe. Turco
Copenhagen and pium. are favored ~
waist materials this season. says the
Dry Goods Economist.
Comparatively few Of the strictly
tailored styles 1re being worn. as
scmttsilored and dressy desisus arc
more suitable for wear with the fancy
types Of suits and separate skirts that
are now the vogue. AZ NO previous
time has the tcndency for the outside
finish been 10 marked. This applies
particularly to the waistcoat designs.
but styles which cali for wide girdlss.
short sashes and godst frilis are also
Included.
Coiored chiffon waists are shown In
some very attractive styles. the col
ors over white lace q net being ex.
ceedinsly well liked. OWING to tho
sheerness and softness Of the combip.
cd laces and chi6oas, they meet tho
requirements Of present fashions moro
than any other materials. Special
styles in these waists are also beinE
brought out for the holiday trade.
these newest models representing the
high colors. such - the oriole aad
minaret yeliows. Eco blue. Bermuda
red, hunter green, etc.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
FIDxlAis 10 Y1oCKID
AGAINST CATCHER xILLlFI1

chisasa. III. March iss=Ths tr1
sssi i-ssn-'s iaiunsssns suit ssaits
Catcher kiiiif.s probably ~ili h
filed 81 GsAsa RApiss. sosnasspv. %
sussiss 20 y u GAi-s. sseah-s a,
she tuJIassi.o.is sisL and .exAl As
Wiser Of the league. vao ~ ~ bed chi
.axo sasay Gates. while hcs-. s~.
eris~.i . trirsrAm fspsn es~svsl ti,n
last year with the rilsshussh Ns
itnasts. assuring hia, thsi No ~oais
p,sy With the tsaissapo.is rsd~sais
u Sss s~rostrsi shsl noos had br~s
iaduesd 10 jois the ~. Panl Awsst.
eaa ssnosiaiios team.
''Masisy- a@oss the tssooklys
f~dsrais ~ss reported to-day II . sp-
siai frua the chtrsso federals' ranr
NJ Shreveport. The atspasrA ~
that Tom 8~sioa. oa~ os the i~axuc'
ssars. would t'r osdrs~d by hts i.oss'
u. u, Ward. 10 svloss io the isruok
Ba ciub's camp ai Colambsa. y. e.
hut ihsi ssratoa srtus-a 10 leave tbs
ChicsSu camp snd Insisted that h.
would play with Takers team In.
stcad of ssruokiya. Il ~sa icasacs
that Scssoa haa sisncsi = chicAss
coairaet orisiasiiy. havias heca In,
ducrd 10 do 20 by his old team matt
% the Philsdciphia Naiioaais. A. u
Brsanan. that he Joined Takers AZ
srssatioa. hut that he WAS irsasfcs.
I'd 10 Brookiya - bonus" TO WAR;
! ntakinE over tho Toronio fran.
Chisc
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
WHEN BURMA SILK sToc,ones
gssy ~ pvsshaoss - Asesse tsssssss
~ 10 ossssaQ 0eei Ass1seo-l0.
teoe6oao - ~ 0osssssG

fhssv - - 1sah Abani sllk seeeh.
tnss bstAs IT, eAoosa hosessy q She
weo 1rseoo1 vo0oa. ~ vtso sAop.
kscpss. hsvsvee. ssescss . eee1 Sual.
ny ot silk ssoekiass. foe ~ ksous
~-,i shst . eAssp sra1s eaases vsas
asy >eaSsA a sloe. A0nas shs eAsap
srsAss of sf1k ssoektass sh~ss are
mssy vhleA sse nos rsaliy silk q an.
ses~ah si1k. sVsa silk asA ~vva wood
nbes. foe bassaaes. beias sola ssdes
tho stamp Of pasv sitk. Ose esa dis
sinGsssh ssorkias. Of WOOD nibss By q
hard seciias In the ssoekia&s. ~ II
they haA beea knissed from . tightly
s~issed yarn.
Vegetable sitk 10 aade froa wood
hber o. non sav cotton. ASsiseial
o. Vegetable silk bssns hks cossoa-
that is. with practically 10 ash-
while silk ressmbses The wool absr
bolilnx up or babelins. foenias q
lumpy sort al eiving fossh The o6es
Of burned hair. BY paliiaS . few
THREADS non the top Of . ssockias.
ono can determine whesher she 10 ~
eriviae the silk abe b payins Tor q
cheap Substitute.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
Bear CATS WIN FIRST BOWLING
TOURNAMENT At C0keDAlE.-AvERA6eS

The gsgsa, bSstiAs soaFaam-as os
the GsA.s.AtS fsi~iAi stab has aoGr
ssass 10 ssaAsa lH,ssss; 10 lhs saas
hssp asi y, th- saEsp ,into sas haa-
,ssiaiiy added 10 ,as srasflss of srsl-
sssss- in tka. mode. coal safze OF sks
CasLoh Coal 4 Coke soapaass Th-
is-sf. rs,s ssge ss~ sinssg "f she
tirss iSaFsaasas and aaothss ,@sighsH
ha-as viii started ssSssiss fosao in
s-r-stiae data Of sAs i0agaanssts ta-
siuaias the ssahaias Of shS Ssassss
the iaaisiaaai p~ssssaahsrs "s each
player. is sis.a ia ,s- table sad sass-
mass pssblishsss b~tSss
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
LOCAL DRUGGIST MAKES
MAxY FNCHrs

The iiausmaa Drug to r~"ss
thas az. maAihs >zahF hsraas
thFoash sh1 QUICK Brn-fIs shisa
Trtaiaas P~oPis receive sfpsa 's- sisss
pie ssis,ar- "t baFsssSsh bass. siSss
esiae. .ssss AnoeB as A1lrrsiHha
This grn-siy tssaas faaa"as bf ssF'
las apB-stiri, aaa !. is abe Hsa'ss
shsgsash bowel el-an.rF kH"~ns act
iaz oa 10Th the loser sas upper
b"-.i. JUST oNs t,n-s: Of Aaisr-I-
Ma relieves seas,ips'laa ana gas oa
the stomach slr.ssi iMiEbiNrisi.N.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
QUAKER OATS TlUsr
TO BE PR0DED NOW

Chicago. H.. March Ia.-Hcarinx
In the governments antitrust sui,
against the Quaker Oats company
AMI the Great Western Cereal com.
pany began here today. Evit:cncc
WAS taken before Miss Kate y. Honscs
special examiner.
The government charges said
James n. WilkcrSon. United Statcs
district attorney. that the defend.
ants arr IN conspiracy to monopo.
llse tho oat meal business Of the
country. II seeks tho dissolution oi
the company and asks that II be en-.
Joined from Interstate commerce un-
I'll the dissolutio mis- complete"
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
Green Iteu,d sosp.

Green liquid soap. which is recon-.
n,onded BY skin specialists for nno
skins or for those which have the
pores extended. can be made at home.
: Take equal parts OF slycerine water,
alcohol and green CASTLE soap. Shave
the soap into the wuter and stir over
the hre until the mixture ID smooth.
Add the giycerine. and lastly. after the
kettle is removed from the fire. the
alcohol. Add tablespoonful Of eau.
DO cologne, II perfume Is desiredl
ExchanEe.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
eoMa BACK IN FAVOR
PRETTY s0GAo soAeG YNgn
sstvgs on the ATTENTION
lsaO eseeAss4s1 ~ eAs osai. This ~
sissA esA VsieA ~ AsssaeaeysaO
AtasUseivo TUSAissss. 10 - ~
eo0s eoDsAss Assia

Hare ~ esee ss<s sssss saAsAaa9
- ihs AaWs TAsS a.. ssssiis hsss
- ess<s. - kse.. sksss o. snsF
a@sSi hsaAs shsse sA0assT Sss Asss
tins ~ Asve IN = iislis aifsA sf
shsse. 80 aaaosQeskslS uhs saas hAs
0pas nnse - lsss s@s u sss. ~ shs
NV esss sse 0ah1sx . aeeAAsA eAsasss
TAs5 sso seey sessss.ise ps~sss II fss-
sissss. ~ Ssso1ssss ,Aes sss. sessiy
" shs sAa0D - . estiAss - oas hasA
- aaesAss. 80 ~ xsAs , sssy iiaiis
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
0oH1 NEGLECT
YoUl STOMACH
uH MONA. aAYK SURE AND
0y0c3JvE UOo0HDyJ0u RELIEF

u Sssi are Rot able 10 aiassa sosf
food; II gSa isSk an A,p~siss; IL 9Oar
stomach L sSaf, eAssS. upset. soaI
isesse scaled. II sess E@ss sssss
ssa s"s arc aizzs2 II soa Ass~ heart
bars 2sd t~iss is foss esies ~ tSs-
els. shs safssf sss.iis.~iSs
ttas sS~-saAsf=IseA the Haas
sss bras Ca q fifiS sess sSs Of
Ni-srsA stomach Tablets. TAks
then regularly asd s~s kss aaisklS
Sos set seitsf, Tasse ts NJ aSse si-
fessise sessss fss sasAAoh ills shss
Ni-ersa, Il ssfssesssAs ssa Ssisas
~ ssfeis ssa safely the digestive sf-
Sass. s@ssh-s the irsississ s~sasssss
saa isrseas<s the fiss ut sLs aises-
tive Jslxess Soaf ekSis sssssn is
I@ssfisss asa ssa b@so@s ~eii ssa
slfosxs
Mi-s-s. IL aifs.s.ss fsoA .ahsf ai-
sssiiss s.mssi.ss M0sss back II sos
satisfied
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
LEADERS OF UNENPI0YED
on TRIAL TODAY

Sacramento. Cal. March io.-Onc
hundred and scs-nty-iiNc men baskc,i
today In the sunshine on their acre
Of ground in North Sacramento. pur-
chased yesterday from a realty com
p,ny. A score Of armed deputies
watched developments.
Tho first Of the jury trials Of tho
army leaders was begun today. I'd
ward Tccsdalc bcin. Hrraigncd for
yarrancy. General Kelley will be
tried tomorrow.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19

chsssiaO psssasss - vsasssses osy.
AsAp hsasss Of s.a o. psak ssA Get
10 i~sis. vsssssx The halt a . lpss
tnosso oa soeh. vh-n 0aieAeA 0sst.
aefs asv fpssAs tsclo~ 10 . Isss ~ $50.
'imea's sssa ss . sve.ss shower: tbs
cospass ssais1 ate svfsssA@esSs 10.
eeshes. II 10 Q ass sehsos epe Q card
parry:
Love ~ lissie-lnvs - toaG.
N svesesss 3sy-Tbe vS11ese ves
10 tove.
Lore b tAs iaal Senee-0t osves
t.ose 10 q hsasesly bsssh-tsu1
'ssas TO 4sa,h o. soseAias earth.
love b b,ia1-And lorsss eaasos
see.
Lave 10. q osshs TO bs-oss sssai.
Get b,tsa.
The pleasure u lo~e-is II iovsse.
Ths s~eessst shias In life-ls lore.
Lnve-WhsS Q Soiume-la Q voed
Oh-shc heart that truly loves-
Never fosevts.
Love is the root Of essssioe-Ood's
essence.
Love ~iti and-lss way.
For lore u heaven-And heavea ID
lore.
Loves rei&n-ls eternal
True love u the eift-Which 0od
has given.
MM4. AG0Rl,
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
harmless osodsrissr.

A harmless and effective perspira.
tion deodorixer can BE- easily prepared
at home from the following insredi.
ents. which are to be had at an. drug
sist: One part salicylic acid and three
parts boric acid. Mix thoroughly and
put in q nat powder box. Use wool
puff or piece Of absorbent cotton in
applying It. 1t is quite harmless and
may be used A. pftee A. eaeeeaesy.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19

- sss1seess n sssa Ssis - 60 sssis
st assal Ose METAL sssvseess vst,
e0n 60 taoe. 81 10 50 she chine
sness. three ss1 foss sssits sFv sss4s1
4 bsslhse eosses1 ssis-s accompanies
ssxA saas ssh4sss. aaS vh~s 80 u
sss this - sssess>ra fsc0 . hslts
Appk a~sAgas1 tos IT,
Tss ss7s Iitsssssisa ls ssSil .sss ~
-aA 1sasvs - . s-srtss tShass It's
ssses 10 81. 10 lks sksseh -. soss
drawer b sliaAsty oSrs~as 10 saos -
sssty wtseA assves v osasl 1hsre
ssv s~o s0sloss 1sassss 10 ~ fross.
~hteA ess - ussa fos euosllsss ~
strses s.SsisvA eps s~fsias. sss ~
'ahss TOP - tssas seossh 10 all The
e1eas oe SAs ee1sasss sssvsag sshsss
Ths 4eoe y eeiy ssmsiAie1. - The
spses hs<k q q b ssiiis.s ~ ~ eeas
dssuVss-Eev yoet Tssbsse.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
sorEp soU1nI1s AUTHOR
CAlLED ~ DEATH

Aesiir. Ala. Maria iss-rhosass -
Cooper tAs ieoa. salLss st s,ss
hooks. The ssass sss.aiss of which s-'
isisa 10 sle civil war. aisS hss- Ia'
asy Ax-i So isilsassss Suffered IL
the sinsiss sears Of his life. failed
10 halt hi. iisss~ss ~osks
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19

sC0aseAoe1 evoD OaoD ~
-r Mr. f,-siin = liar when thr nation
aiia n,rnb~r declared that Sir Nj
~asd Car>o, al oa- time had b~-a a
home ruler.
lit 1. an Infamous ii-.'' susr-i si'
Hd~ ard. and. -h-a tho speaker sus'
sr.,-d a modification ot his Ian
guasr. Sir r;,~sri substituted for IL
The stsirm-hs ts . ~,lful fsi.~..
hos-i''
shout. Of protest and chc~rs in
support Of both members filled the
chamber and u Was sore minutes
b~fors tho speaker va. able to make
himself heard In an appeal for crdi.
nance OF personalities.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
SCHOONER GOES DOWN

Bremen. Germany, March 19.-An
unidentified three masted schooner
was sunk and her crew drowned
through collision last night in the
North Sea with the North German
Lloyd liner Kaiser Wilhelm Der
Crosse.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19

m saivsssoe Army ca ass ssy
esss-esf eseshiss. furniture. htsshsa
sssasits. dlshss. beaAtas. sse. Asy.
ess Aassss ssy a sseh elssss phoas
Me- .sSs sss IhsY Siii he called
ies psospsis. 1ssskss-cssssts T.
l. ttsaA.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19

This pretty waist IL Of black tulle
and black lace. The upper part Of the
waist and the sleeves are black tuile
oraamented with Jet buttons. The
lower part Of the waist AND the long
basque are Of the lace.
The collar Ia OF white Venetian lace,
the girdle Is Of bright red silk prettily
kro.ted at the left side.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
NINE. nERRl'S ADVICE
oVycN sUepGR yNAy - AT AL
TIMES ehIovAelG-
AsessisAao - eess Gseaeas1Ay eassd
- essesrs. gsss n - gns~
Osasy-chsssAaO Psssass0 ~
g. voleatiasS oo1.

~ skis seAA0A 0f the year pnseA
s0gs@ss are Ssfy b.es&ssS sAoAa sssA
sasshs ts'As 80 I'll sssss 81 fsAnsoal
sGAirs-
\ jolly ess~A ssrsis~t isviaashasS
iiAs this 80 i.ss ~ses
II sos is frsas u sss
uAi iiks fss kssalS AsfAs
:sAssi ssAS - sss fsrS tSsssy siGAl
uat Asas ~ -Asss tss DsasA'
rAsssAsY. ns<eahss ie-
~ kasasss AsA ~aas ssassissss a.
psIss ss,iss aka ~ ,As hsiS a essSs
pspsss ia sisAMifi Ssalsss 80 ~
srahsforsar1 ~ sesa issa oapA mi
talise sf tsitAAA H~ssA ~essss
shars esss shs fsvasss hii@S wish sa1s-
ed ssass sAi sA~ Sssss ~ Fsasfss
a sks- % ciAa-ssfis's to- saS sas
ss n~a.eA es~aas TIE fotss~iAS an@as
Vas ssisl~s - sAn4sAsf-1 ssih
Ais< sAsdss
nsAs-ahseA ssAamseAsaL
WsssssoA arAatasrssss
eeasiarAss saint kSssas ks9sss
ElsENNss
Nsss ksehsss resfess kseASos
II sesl1y 0esaa sse bees1 sas1
~kk<s. wkiss ss~Ai sandwiches ssi,
al. sk~@sr. so9-e. ksv sseAss. 80 eoAs-
sssifs eaks5
This 10 IAs sseiss ies epssisrh~s
saiAI: raks shs so.ks Of three saxs
asa sal oaeksif ,ss~.tfsi et ssisa
oil. sIisssAx IL issa ~ sxxS slowly
To this saisssse sai . sessssaosfsi al
.aessAsi. Iss sabiesppnAfeis ef sassS-
esa ,isssAs. oA~AAif a~ssppnafsl ~
SUGAR asl . ssissppnsfsi a. salt nasee
,Asss Apsa-s. sksvs paxkS-a GAestisS.
ssa souAei hrets saa isua sis To
'seiso boiled p'osAip-ss ssrusaiax 10
tssis site. sk-s SKIS ssa tnse Vpriss
good sisra sssSises sna snis ali ~
iassesiissss sosstkss 10 . saAsi ho~t
Rssss sttA isssseS sAA eassasA 9th
kssa boiled er1s. ssires eeess sss
sefsoA,
r.< . card eiss THE ssesss siii -
iasna sao~s acceptable ard spsae~ hal
iiesreas tsum the ossisAsy sefFvsA'
mensa
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19

insisiSast averages. saopias nrsz,
h<s at ssmss played. total Piss. az,
as-fasrs sna high ssog-s
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
ARREST ORDERED
OF ULSTER LEADER

sr..ss>s.A ssss. 49,, ~
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-09
TAKE D|XMUDE
AGAIN; MORE FIERCE
FIGHTING IN FLANDERS

ROTTERDAM DEC "a NEWS DISPATCH FROM sLUs SAYS THAT
FIERCE HANDToHAND FIGHTING ALLIES
REcAPTURED DIxMUDE ADVANCED
ONLY ELEVEN MILES SOUTHEAST
MANS FORCED BACK INTO POSITION DANGER.
e-THE ALLIES OFFENSIVE IN WEST FLANDERS is
CONCENTRATED IN ADVANCE MOVEMENT AGAINST
RouLeRs AND MEETING FIERCE COUNTER
NORTH AND SOUTH YPREs. NIGHT ATTACKS ARE
AGAIN A FEATURE. THE
BRoUcK, DISTANT.
BOUNDED wYTscHAETE, HoLLEsEkE AND
zoNNesekg IN WEST FLANDERS DESPERATE
STRUGGLE.
CENTER OF THE CONFLICT WHERE THE ALLIES
GAINS GERMANS ARE UNsUccEssFULLY TRYING TO
RECOVER THERE is TERRIFIC
STORM WHICH HAD BEEN RAGING IN THE NORTH
AeATINo AND INTERNATIONAL WARsHPs WILL SOON RE-
BoMBARDMENT ENEMY.
BULK OF THE CAVALRY ORIGIN
MAssEo IN WEST BEEN TO POLAND.
9. (oHca).-IN THEIR CONTINUED OFFENSIVE
AGAINST THE GERMANS ALLIES HAVE CAPTURED MANY
BEEN SUCCESSFUL AT EVERY POINT Ex
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-09
COUNCIL CONCLUDES
TO CONSTRUCT WALL
STREET COMMITTEE AND ENGI-
NEER AUTHORIZED TO OBTAIN
BIDS AND LET THE CONTRACT
RIGHT AWAY.

special meeting of the municipal
council was held Tuesday for the pur-
pose of further considering the pro-
posed sea wall and fill along South
Beach street. Councilman Klock
Stated that many of the people in that
section Of the city are very anxious
Tor the work to begin right away, in
order that they may not be delayed
700 long in getting street car service.
The street committee was author
Red to at once cooperate with a COM
peteht civil engineer and get bids and
award contract for the construction
ol the wall, the cost of which is to be
oorne by the city. The length of the
wall will be about 700 feet, extending
from Live Oak avenue to Loomis. Own
eFS ot property fronting the river at
''lS point have agreed to bear the
cost OF the fill, which will vary in
uepth from few inches to five or six
'"et' and in width from a foot or two
70 about 30 feet.
l-e object of the wall ana nil viii
'e 10 provide room for the extension
VI 'ae Central of Florida railways
track along South Beach.
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GET SUBSCRIPTIONS
AND GET MANY VOTES
ONE NEW SUBSCRIPTION FOR
THREE YEARS GETS 100000
VOTES-.RENEWALS ALSO COUNT
HIGH.

Contestants in the GazetteNews
Panama-Pacific Exposition contest
are evidently overlooking the most
important way to increase their lead,
and that is through subscriptions to
the newspaper. In this field of en-
deavor there is greater opportunity
than in any other. The number of
votes given with each new subscriber,
of subscription renewal, is an induce
ment that is bound to work wonders
with the contestant who gets out and
makes a personal canvass of her ter
ritOry. Take for instance the num-
bcr of votes that go with new sub
scription for three years-300, 900
Contestants at the foot of the ladder
now could easily jump to the top by
securing one or two subscriptions for
that length of time.
Contestants who have friends in
the north would do well to write them
asking for subscription to the pa
per. Nearly every one who has spent
{ Continued on Page Four)
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LEO FRANK RESENTENCED.

WASHINGTON Dec. 9The president today nominated Fred
ston for promotion to major general
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additional Telegraphic News on Eighth Page)
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-09

Toby Matthews of Catskill, N. Y,
famous as basket ball player and
baseball pitcher during the summer
with minor leagues, is in the city.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-09

Mrs. James A. Rose, Miss Doris ID.
Rose and Mr. and Mrs. X. Fuller Nyc
of Narragansett Pier. Il. l., who were
guests for time at the Howard hotel,
have rented and are occupying for the
season one of the G. b. Seaman apart
ments on South Ridgewood avenue.
Mrs Rose is an aunt of Mrs. T.. J.
Mills of this city and Mr.. Rose, now
deceased, was at one time associated
with +. d. Langworthy in the owner
ship of the Ridgewood hotel property.
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Conflicting Reports From War Zones;
Hard Fighting Continues; The Kaiser III
GERMAN EMPEROR SAID
TO BE SERIOUSLY SICK

COPENHAGEN "a PRIVATE DISPATCH FROM RELIABLE
SOURCE STATES EMPEROR WILLIAM is SUFFERING FROM
PNEUMONIA, AND THAT HIS CONDITION is SERIOUS.
BERLIN, 9THE kAiSER'S ILLNESS is NOT SERIOUS HE
WILL RETURN FRONT BUT WILL BE UN
TRENCHES EXPOSURE TO VIOLENT STORM
GERMAN RENcHEs IN EAST PRUSSIA RE-
WHICH LATER DEVELOPED INTO
BRONCHIAL ACCOMPANIED FEVER. THE
IMMEDIATELY REDUCED FEVER BUT THE
EMPEROR is STILL VERY WEAK
"a NEWS DISPATCH FROM AMSTERDAM SAYS
KAISER is IN A SERIOUS
CONDITION. SUFFERING FROM PNEUMONIA AND NERVOUS
RESULTING ExERToN AND CONTINUAL HEAD
ACHES is EXTREMELY VIOLENT TOWARD THOSE AROUND
Hl,a AND ADVISED RETURN TO THE 'FRONT.'
RESENTENCED.
Frank today resentened Fulton
January appeal
pardon cIemency.
Phasn factory girl employed by the Ma
Pencil n plant the killing occurred
president nominated Frederick
for promotion II majorseneraL
L,ubbD
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VT. and Mrs. NJ. G. Marsh of Pratts.
we y. Y, are in the city for a few
U@SS on their way to Palm Beach
"Aere they will spend the season. Mr..
.larSA Is associated with G. S. Griffin
:, me publication of the Prattsville
news and has been in the newspaper
BUSINESS for so years. Mr.. Marsh
,'a' previously visited Daytona, being
mere last in the winter of two wears
aso Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh will come
Ddy'oha again for time before re-
turning north.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-09
CAR HAS ADVANTAGE,
IS PETROGRAD'S CLAIM

PETRooRAD, e-oFFcIAL STATEMENTS INDICATE THAT
MAKING DRIVE AGAINST FRONT
THORN AND SOL 0Au GERMAN TROOPS HAVE
BEEN TRANSFERRED FROM BELGIUM TO POLAND.
PARTIALLY SUCCESSFUL PloTR.
THE PROGRESS SOUTHEAST cRAcow is DEvEL-
oPING GERMANS HAVE
BEEN DEFEATED LososiNA VALLEY.
PETRoGRAD, DEC "a TURKISH CRUISER APPEARED MONDAY
ATTEMPTED WITHIN RANGE OF THE
FoRTIFlcATioNs, CRUISERS
cepT ONE WHERE MINED BLEW UP A FRENCH
TRENCH.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-09

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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-09

Billy "S." Clifford in "Believe Me-"
The Biggest Musical Show Of the
Season.
always the Best Show at the New
Daytona." (See ad on page 81
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-10-16
ALMOST BALD WITH ECZEMA

R. F. D. No. 2, Johnson City, Tenn
Some time ago my head became COW
cred with small sores which they said
was eczema. They were red and in
famed and when / would comb my
head they would break and run yell
lowish matter. My hair was coming
out by handfuls until | was getting
almost bald. My hair was so dead and
dry it seemed as if it would break off.
Il put on - and - and several
other remedies without getting any
help. | got a cake of Cuticura Soap
and some Cuticura Ointment and used
them. In a short time the pimples
dried up and my hair stopped falling
out and is thick and glossy. l am
cured" (Signed) ]. W. Fisher, Jan.
/, 1914
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the world. Sample of each
free with 32-p. Skin Book Address post
card "Cuticura, Dept. L, Boston. ADV.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-10-16
SMALL WARS MEAN BIG POEMS
Greatest Battle Hymns Have Not
Been Inspired by Titanic strug-
giles Like the Present One.

The greatest poems have been writ
ten about little wars. The Had was
written around a siege carried on by
a handful of barbarian chieftains
against a city of the second class. The
battle of Chevy Chase was a border
skirmish following upon a cattle-steal-
ing expedition. And Kipling's imperial
muse is at her best when she sings
of petty wars with colored tribesmen.
Britain's far-fung battle line was far
flung against Deryishers and Afridis;
1t was seldom brought into collision
with field intrenchments and siege ar
tillery. Little war, or else big wars
in anticipation of retrospect, these are
the rich soil for the poet
A great war in the actual, the fate
Of an empire truly at stake, may make
poets out of the common crowd, but
subdues the poet to the level of the
common crowd There is a solemn tone
about Kipling's latest verse which has
its effect. Only it is not exhortation
we wanted, but exultation; not an ap-
peal, but a clarion call When an en-
tire nation is aflame the poet is apt to
find his mission rather perfunctory
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-10-16

with a pretty ribbon. One and half
yards of ribbon will be quite sufficient
for it.
Swathe round and round and at the
top Put dainty little bow. The color
of the ribbon used will depend upon
the general decorations of the room
and table. When these stands are
used for sandwiches a little card with
the kind of sandwiches the stand holds
written on can be hung from the top
of the holder.
Very pretty and useful presents can
be given by this simple means. At
many china shops odd lots of china
are to be had at very cheap prices.
Very good plates can sometimes be
picked up for copper or so.
holder daintily covered with rib
bon. and put on a decorated plate,
looks quite an imposing gift, and it is
one that is greatly appreciated, for
one never has too many useful and
pretty stands for the table.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-10-16
FASHIONS FADS

The majority of sleeves are long.
Full circular skirts are limited at.
Some of the new suits have coats
with high necks.
The brilliant shades are not in good
taste for fall.
Black lace over white is smart, even
for young girls.
Plated dresses are among the best
for young girls.
Any amount of velvet will be used
the coming winter.
Fancy filet meshes are the most
fashionable veilings
The fashions for 1914 strongly en-
phasize military lines.
Many of the new waists are made
to wear over the skirts.
Plaid silk is made up with plain
satin for the new waists.
Crystal fringe is a favorite trim
ming for evening gowns.
A few of the tailored costumes are
fashioned of rather large checked
black and white materials.
Fashionable trains are mere scarf
ends that look precisely like scarfs
when thrown over the arm for dane
ing.