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Evening journal., 1914-02-20

Think Of the thousands Of businass
interests IN your home cityl Take a
mental canvass Of tho local needs Of
these business men. You would find
many OF them represented in the Want
Ads.-Adv.
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TYPEMRITERS


-, a pfN. .klYhAS NfAlfD. II IA Il l. r
months. $500 Euuihi applied on pur'
-r.se soli. s5.Ug noathiy typewriter
ropnired. Royal Typewriter Agency. tyis
writer Eyrirn-.. $50 st5 alurAe. st'
Evening journal., 1914-02-20

~ Ew CASTLE cuLaTY, S.
~ The STATE or DELAWARE
40 THE SHf l pf KEW '.A5fi.k
COUNTY. GfrFTING;
WHEREAS. Louisa Sing.
tser, by her petition 20 the
judges OF on Suparinf Inurt.
fled in the oiice Of tho Pro.
thonofary ~ said Court. In
an. s.~ S.w C-sfte county.
for th~ cause of romnlniri
therein alleged, has mnae ap
piication 20 nur said Judges
that q decree ma. be pro
rnnnred dissnivine the mar
fia~e existing hetween Tho
petitioner and Oliver L. Sing
iser
We THEREFORE, COMMAND YoU. as
you we're heretofore coir.aandfd. thst
you summon Oliver T.. sinsiser' that
he be and appear before the Judges
Of our said court, az the nest term theFeoi
20 be held az Wilmington on
next % answer tho allegations OF
Inc said petitioner, Louisa SngiEer. ac.
cording 20 the Act Of Assembly. ni sach
case made and provided and also 20 do and
receive what the court shall then aud there
consider concerning him IN this behalf as
20 the court shall seem meet and consisient
with the provisions Of the said Act OF
Assembly.
And Have You Then There This Writ.
WITNESS the Honorable JaniOs Peune.
will. at Wilmington, the dfth day Of Janu-
sry. A. y. nineteen hundred and fourteen.
JOSEPH WTGGLESWORTH.
rssued january 20. 1919. Prothonotary.
ian30-feb6. :. .202425.
Evening journal., 1914-02-20
issued Janvary 3. 1914
aO.fehG.1a.eO.24,gS

NV JAsri.E COUNTY. IS.
N THE S"AfE or DELAWARE.
40 the SHFkIFf or NEW CASTLE
COUNTY. GREETING
WHEREAS. Alberta II. O.
Parker by her petition 20 mo
iudgts ci our Superior Court
f,cd no the ofico Of tho FRO.
thonotufy OF eaid Conrt. in
aud for New taaiie county.
fnr the causo oi complaint
sHefrin alleged. naA made Ap
piicntion 20 our said judges
hat decree may be pro.
bounced dlasoiving The mar
riuge cristiIg between the
petitioner and Joseph G..
Parker. Jr.
WE lliEREFOaE COMMAND Yor, ~
you wotc heretofore commanded. that
you summon Joseph q. faricr ir.. that
Ne be nnd appear hefure she 'rlscs
to be held 90 Wilmington, on
next, 20 answer Enc allegations Of
The said petitioner, Alberta H. q. Parser, o.
r1rding 90 DE Art 0i AascrHp.t, 90 aufl
case made end prUviira. srd also % DO anl
receive wfrf trp court gHrli fann nuh firrl
consider concerning hin 10 this he0alf AZ
fu fhe rhHNs ehsil hrptl f1rr Hni ctiusisten
With tAs prutiaicus q ths said act o
Assembly,.
I Aad Gsve You Then Ttsrc 'rhs Writ.
WITNESS fhp unuora To- james Peau~
will st Wilmington tie sra day Of lanu
: airy, 4. y. nineteen hundred and fourteen
JOSEPH WIGGLEsWORTlI
Issued January No. 1914. froihuuoiafJ
Observation-Disclosures.
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~ hW tAsTih COUNTY. -.
~ TnE ycATE uf DELAWARE.
40 TIE SflshIFF Oe NEW CASTLk
WHEKEAs. Deiray O..
BruNH. by his raiiiion fo The
judges ol cur superior Court.
hled N thu Office OF the Pro-
thonoiffy - said Court. IN
and lui Vow Castle county
sor the rarfe % complh iui
thereia alleged. lss linde ,p
piictiiau &C. oar ssid hedges
that decree mny ns pro
luaucrt lisfnivius ihr u.ar
riase existing leiween TIE
lirt liohcr tna lnitla ".
brown
UE TIfEaEyuRE OoaClaND YOU, ~
you wsFs heretofore commanded. that
sou summon Marth1 =. Brown. that she
she DO aud appear before the Judges
81 cur said ccurl. 90 fA1 nest i"rfa thereof,
g be- he!d st WHm'ngion en
nest 10 answer the a..egliions Of
coriiNE 20 the Set o. Assembly. sl1A
receive Ntai tie Cnur- safH ''eH fua fuers
consider concssninc noe n this rels'c a.
20 the ruurt stuii asum llVst alJ gula tell !
viii tue prositicr oi tie soid Act o.
Asscllb.y.
And Have You ifcu There This Writ.
WITNESS the Inroruhis lance iehns
Will. at Miimingion. Che hffh dag Of Janu'
ary. A. D.. rinetetn hundfed nnd ieurieea.
JOSEPH NiCGLE5MOkfH.
Issued January 20, 1914. Irothonotary. d.
tnn5l.fthO. Q, 9O.1d.l3.
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MASQUERADE SUITS

a. IsOUEF t;1F sf-1STs SSs,< -.
NA A. standerwick. No. g3a andsrr,
srenae. sncesesor 70 Mrs. John j Quilt 81
o1o =. Forrth 81. feb3.1m.
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TRANSFORMATION

Leave Fourth Stree. Wharf Wilmington.
daily. including Sundays. at ?. 80 and 80
O. M. I 30 and AS p. IN. On Saturdays
and Sundays y. 90 D. ~.
Leave Chestnut Street Wharf. Phiadel.
phia. daily. including Sundays. at 10. 30
m- 80, AS and 90 p. n. On Sundays
aad Mondays only. 7.3O a. NJ.
FARES-Inciuding Saturday and Sun.
days. Philadelphia excursion. 25c; one
way iSc. Chester excursion. I5c; oas
way. ioo.
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ShERIrF's SALE-BY vIRTUE or
writ OF Lov. Fac. 90 mo directed. will b.
exposed 20 Public Sale 40 tho Court House
on Market street. b-iwecn Tenth pnd
Eleventh streets, 10 the City Of whining
ton, Ncw Castle County, Delaware
OF SATURDAY
THE 21sr DAY or FEBRUARY, 1914.
az 10 o'clock a. M,
the following described Real Estate VIZ:
an That certain l0t piece or rarce o
land, with the threeatory brick dweiiinf
house thereon erected, situate in the city OF
Wilmington Aforesaid hoandod aud dc
Hcr.hed ns follows to.wit;
Beginning az a point on tho westerly SIDE
OF Adams street 20 tho distance OF one hun.
dred AVID twenty-five feet southcr.y from
tne aouihery side of Tenth street. thence
westerly, parallel With Tenth street. one hur
dfed ie-t thence southcrly. parallel wit
AdHma street aforesaid. twenty feet anil
one inch. thence raatcriy. naraile vitl
Tenth street and passing through the cen
tre OF tho party wall one hundred fcet g.
the aforesaid westerly side OF Adnns street
and thence thcrehy nor;hcr.y iwcuty feet
and one inch 20 the place O.. beginning. 81
the contents thereof what they moy
Seized and tatca in execution as ths prop
eriy of Ella y. Mnync and Wiliian A..
Alaync. mortgagors. and 90 be sold By
WALTER =. BUEGIs. sheriff.
Sherf'a ufice. Wilmington, Dol, lcbru-
FebAs,t1ii.16.2o.
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writ OF Low. Fac. 90 me directed VIM d,
cSposed 70 Public Sale &C che Court House
cn Muryf- atfesf between fenth 90.
Eleventh streets, in thc City o. Whining
ton, Now Castle County, Delaware.
on SATURDAY.
THE 2lsT DAY OF FEBRUARY. taIk
GO 10 o'clock d. m.,
The following described Real Estate viz.
All That certain farm or tract OF land
with the buildings thereon erected. situate
In the hundred ani county Of Now Castle
aud state u Delaware. bounded aud de
scfilcd as fulowf tO-vit.
beginning at a. stone In line Of Rc1ber
~ tanyier at the side oi Tic private road
Leading through raid premises. being the Be
ginning point Tor land assigned for dover
In partition Of real estate o. Ihomaa APP
nloby. deceased. thence SOUTH foriy.four de-
grces and twenty minutes west. seventy
iWo and slA.teuths perchcs; thence poutt
sevsnty-two degrees and ton minutes west.
tV'i iN nine ami two tpnths pe-cacs 90 =
stone; thence north scvcnty.two degrees
west aiyty-iorr and lity-six huncredihs
perchcs 90 stone ncsr a largo white oak
tree thence south afty-one degrees and
ten minutes west iairiy eigh, ana twenty
forr hundrcdths pcrchea 20 ti. middia OF
d branch or run leading into Christiana
crock; thence IN sortheastOriv direction
down the centre q said run about forty
porchra 90 Christians rrcok; thence down
Z tat sa1lQ fs several courses about two hun
3 drcd Hud hfty pcrches 20 the centre OF an.
, another run or crock dividing this from
? NNN OF r. ~ nNaNNuNs nNreaictt tNrNcc NII
said run or branch about fifty percAes 20 b
stake on the bank opposite small blac
OAK tree. thence still with said Shanaon
land south. foriy.four degrees and fwenis
dive minutes west, twcnty-thrco and two
ieuths pcrches 90 q stone. thence aout.
siNt! nine degrees east twonty perez
Is 20 corner stake: thence souii
ihir.y.iwo and ons-haf degrees east fgrry
perrhfa 20 corner thence south eighty fou
and tliree.quarter degrees east. ton parchcr
Co sirfr: themes north six degrees west
iweniy-lvs and twoienths pefcios 20 cor.
nei stakes thence north, twenty degrees
aud forty niiuutrs east, hftcsu and six.
trutie perches 10 q stake Ia line Of iand "
Reuben r. 1anvicr thence with said Jan.
vier's land sorih. twenty and onehsf De.
grers enst. eighty perches 90 O stake and
pnre pf hfEl-uirT Containing about elgh'
ty-siS acres oi land DO the same more or
LEES.
seiacd end taken IN ,Seeutioa - the prop
era. OF Theodore =. Rogers and Joacplir,
J.. Rogers. lis Vife. and 20 be sold b.
WALTER S. BuHBl- Sheriff
shrr'n's Odoo. Wilmington Del. rebru
rrt Q. 1914.
Feb4.7t1,tt.16,2o.
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sHERlFF's sA1T-BY VIRTUE or
writ Of Lev Fac. TO ne directed VIM bs
cspoeed 20 Public SALE 90 iAe Court ucuae
ca Market street. between rcntA a1i
Eleventh streets in the City OF Nl4iur
ton. New castle COUNTY Dll1Narc
Dr NuufrffttN
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FOR SALE


1,oR stfr-CIGAR STORE. BUSINESS
section Good rausuu FOR selling. Az
dress s-ss 'his oaiee' ianl9.ol,
rCoD s4f.r-vffK ROUIE up tso
4 Quarts. Address s-sJ Fsenins soa'nll
Omeo. ie''v-o''
FULL BRnD BRINDLE BULL PUP
"A for sale. w. r. paie, 10. e-'
fiench s.. ie'ls.-t.
mon SALE - THREE PIECE, RED
4 leather library suit. Practically ne"'
So. zoos W. Sixth street ienl'.a..
HOR sALE-EsrEy PIANO. GOOD As
II new. Address az once.
ishis-imo. T.. y. hoN ~.
~ uTCYERfNG UPRiGuT PIASo, slgs
~ cash. Credit for part II desired. Ad'
dress p. o. Boz 80. lan3''lul,
TT IGH.GRADE. UPRIGHT PIANO. AZ
IL most new. win be sEcrihcod. husg
terms II desired. 0cwcar Piano Co. so.
2lo W. Ainth -. .eo-o.-t.
~ syTED-TO SELL 500. My usLF
w interest iu Auto supply Co.; good
reason Tor selling. Address j. O. Box Ia
~ ok sALF NEW PIANO. oNE.gALF
Il price. Must be sold 20 stop storage.
LA-. ..o..A %
~ Or sALE--hiL OUN 35c 4Oc pClsE
il California Wines "a 20 per quart. Cart
bs best. Msx heil. 500 &. toarih Street.
mi2-tf.
NOR sALN-USED AUTOMOBILES o.
II nearly all makes. Prices a. the cars.
MOTOR CAR REPAIR SlOP.
s. l.. Cor. fisth aad Orange streets.
Phone 43ss. fob<.imo.
%0e sAfF-cTGAR AND POOL BUsr.
II ness one square from Market street.
Price and terms reasonable. Address S7s
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II OR sALE-ONE OF NY 10 AUTO.
4 mobiles. Ford or r. NJ. F.. at a bar
gain. Both in first class condition.
W. p. HARKNESS. 3O4 ". Thirtieth 81.
febi 8-eod limo.
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sHERnVs SALr-BY VIRTUE or A
writ OF Low. Fac 90 me directed. WIN br
exposed 70 Public Sale at lhe Court House
cu Marsf- street between Iantl qlI
Eleventh girceis, In fhc City o. Whining
ton, New Castle County, Delaware
A tfuFfUftlF
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THE asst DAY OF FrBRuARY. taIk.
rt 10 o'clock a. m
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lhr folldWng dcftrlhsd lioai Nsta.e VIZ.
All That certain farm or tract OF land
with the buildings thereon erected. situate
IN the hundred and county Of New Castle
aud State ~ Delaware. bounded aud de
irrilcd Ia follows to.vifs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-10

(To Be Continued.)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-10
DON'T SUFFER
WITH ITCHING
USE RESINOL

My. what relief.-The moment Res
mol Ointment touches any itching
skin, the itching stops and healing
begins. With the aid OF Resinol Soap,
IL quickly removes all trace OF &c
zema. rash, letter, ringworm, PIN
plies or other ugly, tormenting erup-
ton, and leaves the skin clear and
healthy II is equally effective for
sores, boils, burns. red rough hands,
dandruff and falling hair.
You need never hesitate 20 use Res
mol II is a doctors prescription,
that has been used by other physi-
clans for the past l9 years in the
treatment OF most sorts OF skin affec-
tions. Unlike many other remedies,
IL contains absolutely nothing that
could inture the tenderest skin. Res
mol Ointment and Resinol Soap are
sold by all druggists, Trial free, write
to Dept 2O-R Resinol, Baltimore, Md
Look out for worthless limitations
Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-10

The Biblical photo-drama, "Crea-
ton" now being shown absolutely
free 20 the public, in the Broadway
theater, continues 70 attract large
crowds despite the hot weather. The
theater is exceptionally cool and we'll
ventilated. The pictures begin at 8
o'clock in the afternoon, and o'clock
in the evening The fourth section OF
the film began Wednesday afternoon,
and will continue the rest OF the
week Sunday afternoon the drama
which Is In four sections will begin
at the first part again.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-10
Pumping Dynamite at the Enemy and Blowing Him to Atoms

tAfter the great artillery duel AT
Jiguani Con. Funston says that Gen
gry than ever, remained inactive Tor
six months except 20 march afouhu
mo- search OF food. Finally in Aus ust
Garcia concentrated his scattered l4has
10 the number OF $500 Tor An attacA
ON the town OF Victoria dc las Iunhs'
iu The province OF DrlcUtc The Tow ("
was in a plain with high ridge dom-
mating a. The spanish garrison Muul
btrcd 500 with Two kTupp guns. lhtlF
main dCfeuses were bis brick saw
alry, barracks known as tnc tu@ltel
DE la Cahalleria. IA massive stone uuttu-
ing called the Quartet dt "a mo-
terra and "A. two-story brlCk named
telegraph Fort haNlus hNe-fJol
brick wall outside OF it.p
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-10
MAN WHO FILLS HEAD
WITH BULLETS DEAD

Colarlo Mazzario, OF No. 705 Rio
pelle-st.. who emptied revolver into
his head Saturday night, In a barn
az the rear OF No 391 Rowena-st, and
whose tenacity Of life astonished the
officials OF 81 Marys hospital died
Tuesday night, without regaining con.
sciOushess,
Mazzario had been brought home.
Saturday. IN a police auto after be
Ing found on the street with one side
paralyzed He said that he was
struck by a street car, but could not
tell where
That night, fe escaped from his
room while delirious, went TO the
nearby barn, and shot himself in the
throat and head. after first trying his
workmanship on the top OF small
salve can.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-10

every man serving the piece ana
completely wrecked IL. SCATTERING the
carriage aud one wheel.
After the surrender We examined
this gun with the greatest interest.
One peculiar fact was that the minute
fragments OF the thin brass case that
contained the bursting charge HAD
been blown into the steel barrel 30
hard that they remained there and
made II look as II II had been inlaid
With gold
Immediately after sighting Cayo
Hueso | had been climbing part way
upon the parapet 20 the windward Of
the smoke 20 observe the effects of
my own shots whenever In this posi-
ton | saw the flash OF the enemy's
gun ! would yell down and would
drop into one or the short bitches with
the others, Finally | took a foolish
notion that this getting down with
such haste looked undignifed SO
when the next fash came | gave the
warning cry and stood my ground. A
couple OF seconds later | was literally
hurled backward through the air for
fifteen or twenty feet, landing on my
head and shoulders and being half
buried under earth and poles
| heard Menocal cry out, MY God.
he is cut In two" and second or so
later was half drowned under a del.
uge OF filthy water.
Colonel Garcia had picked up a
bucket containing the water in which
the sponge used in swabblng out one
OF the guns from time 10 time had
been dipped, and had poured II over
me, This having been the color and
something like the consistency OF
printers ink, | certainly was not q
very inspiring object when helped TO
my feet The shell had pierced the
parepet about two feet from me, and
had burst some twenty feet beyond.
Copyright by Charles Scribner's
Sons)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-10

attached tGe General Garcia's head
quarters.
| saw the general and his stan.
standing uncovered and with bowed
heads, while the blood gushed in tor
rents from the wounded mans throat
drenching the surgeon.
Chapleau, perfectly conscious, was
muttering, IT is finished" 1T Is
hnished" 1T is all over" hts voice
growing gradually weaker until his
head sank down on his breast. and
another brave man had died soldiers
death
The scene just described is such a
one as We have all seen on the stage
In melodramas and military plays, and
have always thought overdone and
unreal But within stones throw
was battery in action and as
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-10
shells that we're coming in thick and

shells that were coming in thick and
fast
To our right front and distant only
500 yards. was the Conception block
house. the garrison OF which had Win
strange fatuousness remained IN
side The structure instead OF taking
70 the trenches and was firing rapid
~ from the portfolios OF the lower
story But their time came quickly
Tie dynamite gun was dragged INTO
range and careful aim taken. When
II gave its characteristic cough We
saw the projectile sail gracefully
through the air and strike the block
house squarely IN the center. The shell
penetrated and burst inside killing
every one of the rs defenders The
structure was all but demolished.
portions OF the roof being blown 100
feet in air.
One OF the few Americans serving
with the Cuban infantry was Joseph
Napoleon Chapleau, who had the rank
OF observation-disclosures As his name
would indicate, Chapeau was OF
French descent, and he had all the
characteristics OF his race. He was
volatile and dashing. and had made
a reputation for daredevil exploits.
On this occasion he was with some
infantry just TO our right. When he
saw the disaster 70 the Conception
blockhcuse he took HIS cue and waited
for no orders With about so men he
rushed IL under hot fire from the
trenches around the cavalry barracks.
There was not room for all HIS men
In the trenches, and so Chapleau and
some OF them fought on the outside.
Chapleau himself. using a rife and
encouraging the men with him. re-
ceived a wound that cut blood-ves-
sci in his neck. He was brought back
under fire and attended by surgeon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-10

A great work is being done by the
extension division Of the University
or Wisconsin through a series OF lee
lures and entertainments being given
Ito communities Of the state below
cost
Frst-class entertainers are engag-
ed by the department and paid by il.
One Of these is Miss Catherine Nor
fleet, Of Oklahoma City, violin play
Ter who gives instructive musical pro-
grams
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-10

The Cadillac thester next week
will present two lively musical bur
lettas and a variety OF vaudeville
specialties The first skit is called
The Dashing Widow" and the second
"A Booming Town" The title role
in the first will be taken by Virginia
Ainsworth. q pretty Detroit girl who
has become a great fayorite with Cad
lilac patrons The company includes
Mike ]. Kelly Harry S. LeMan, Ed
die Dale, Irene Meara and John and
Pauline Alexey lie Van IS a clever
Hebrew comedian and Dale, new
recruit TO the stock company is a
Dutch comedian. There viii be plen-
T. OF diverting singing and dancing
numbers by the principals and chorus
OF 90 girls
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-10

Next week in the Temple theater
will mark the temperance in vaude-
Vile OF those musical comedy fav-
orites, William j. Montgomery and
Florence Moore. late features OF the
Winter Garden production, The
Pleasure Seekers" which scored such
a big hit at the Garrick last winter.
The piano playing comedian and the
funniest OF American condolences
will DO seen in potpourri OF melody
and mirth That jolly and tuneful
quartet, the Primrose Four, billed as
u 600 pounds Of harmony, viii be
the second feature OF the bill. Erwin
and Jane Connolly, English players,
presenting a little classic entitled,
"Sweethearts, viii be the third fea-
ture OF the bill The playlet was writ
ten by the late Sir William s. Gil.
bert. OF "Pinafore' and Mikado'
fame. other acts. Frank Wilson,
of cycling; oJan Young, Scotch
Delton. Mareena & Delton,
in athletic surprises; Three Dancing
Bugs. Wilson & Aubrey, and the
Microscope movies"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-10

Burlesque will enter into its own
in the Gayety theater next week. when
Mime. Cherie" will be offered Jack
Singer comes TO personally stage the
offering. The company numbers %
principals and 30 in the chorus, and
will include such well-known people
as Martelle. the female impersonat-
or, Babe la Tour. the Lightning
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-10

Visiting a small country town in
Scotland a deaf woman went 70
church armed with an ear trumpet
The elders had never seen one, and
viewed II with suspicion and uneasi
ness. After a short consultation one
fore the opening Of the service, and
wagging his finger ut her wafHiHgitys W
whispered "One foot an DOT We go,"
OF them went up TO the lady Just be-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-10
SOUNDED LIKE A LOUD COUGH

Chaplain sank into the last sleep with
the silent and uncovered men about
him, the last sounds he heard were
the booming OF its guns and the
crackle OF the Mausers
The fast work had heated our guns
until | believe eggs could have been
fried on their barrels, and II was
necessary TO suspend fire for while,
this being feasible as We thought We
had scared the Krupp guns out OF the
fight.
While we were resting. allowing
the guns TO cool and taking stock of
the wreckage. 10 our great surprise
the Krupps reopened on Us from a
new position, and we went for them
In hurry Portuondo landed a shell
from the dynamite gun squarely under
one OF them. The explosion killed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-10

A tour through Europe on a motor
cycle is the plan OF Mrs Rachel r
Avery, OF Philadelphia. who IS now a
student OF agriculture at the Uniyer
sity OF Wisconsin
She proposes to have chair at
tachment on her machine 20 accom-.
MEDIATE her daughter. julia. who NIL
accompany her They purpose 10 san
az the close or the academic. year ar
rive az Antwerp, and then proceed 10
Ostendy Belgium.
During three-yeek stay IN Eng
land they will attend The Pardons. ,
az which time choice cows are blessed
and a certain number are given e
the church.
They will include Holland in theii
Itinerary and viii inspect Hoisteir
cows while there
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-10

Girl" jolly June Mills; Douglas,
Paynes and Van. sensational tangoists
and eccentric dancers Graham and
Randall. who We're featured in Nine.
Cherie" when II was first offered !.
Tony Kennedy, lee Hickman and q
host Of others A feature act will be
Nellie Florede and her eight chap
pies This week Lew Kelly, one OF
the most original comedians on the
burlesQue stage, Is playing his we'll
known creation Professor Dope in
an original burlesque called "On the
Ocean"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-01-05
All Winter Weight Merchandise
BIG REDUCTION
Covering Our Regular Lines

merchandise will not hesitate advantage he
0 ou OF ernot
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1914-11-27
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ScssumS, | d u Nash Broyles
Sudduth, w Il JR Wilson, A NJ Ben
nett
Sudduth, PC VC Curtis, IL A Sor-
rells
Snow. ProtG G A Moore, is Duke
Shannon, A II co Chalmers, board
at Belk House
Thomas. Mrs Susie o A Clark and
wife, Il G. Sullivan and wife
Turner. q 5 Or II G Henderson, A II
McCorkle
Ward, Jas W c Galcorm, W W
Hartsheld
Ward, Miss Polly G l. Laudcrdale
and wife, 5 Il Galloway and wife
Wellborn, jill CRA Brantley, BP
Fullilove
Wallace, Prof J $ DIV Dabb, j II
Smith
Wier, RK IA Bowen, S l. Pope, j
Lem Seawright, Norbin Sumner
Woodward, TW DL Codgell, DIR 4
Y Murry and daughter, Il A Ellis, meals
tor Mrs Yeatcs RP Goar, ID G
Eoust
Woodward, Mrs N l. j d Ncwson
and wife
Ware, Miss Martha WI O'Bryant,
+ A Howell
Watt, Mrs 5 j LA McKeown, ID NJ
Miller.
Weddell, Prof FL X Il Campbell
Ieates, Mrs j II T. Goar, u C
Foust, Frank Ray, David Yeates, meals
ut Chambers House
Yeates, Zeno Bishop II Q Water
house, Rev ) NJ Thames and wife.