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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06
CHARGE HE DROWNED WIFE
Man Accused of Pushing Won
an Into River.

Samuel Lustig, of 1477 Madison av.,
who says he is a clerk and native CT
Austria, was charged late last night in
the Union Market station with homi-
eide. 1t was alleged that he pushed mis-
wife, Bessie, into the East River at
East 10th ST., causing her to drown.
The body was not recovered.
Witnesses, the police say, saw the
woman and Lustig on the stringpiece
over the water. Suddenly the woman
was showed and she went headlong into
the river.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06
GO MAD At
CRUELTY OF GERMANS
LouVan Prisoners Crowded Into Filthy Horse Cars at
Point OF BayOnet, and Taken Foodess Back
and Forth Across the Country.
by Cable to The Tribune

sept Sin Client Brugcs and in BankenburChe
seen the homeless athes of ouvan Everywhere
across emacated creatures of despair The rack
are not to be fortunes being pracise
in Belgium by the enemy 'o i'
Cn h Jay OF the commandment of
PANIED by Red Cross with tho information that
the German troops about shell They advised the inhabitants
get ou' at once by the tree thirteen hundred
people heupon took to fight They permitted get Roe
mere they encountered the main German the
en- and children beng After waiting the
women and children allowed
terro Journey that drove mad others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06

1ordo sSy SEPT. S,-speeking At a Re re-
eruiting me- Kitchener, brother Of
kins I E:tih1.r. said that the nation
Lord A,teI .;Sbt place, but they would
was IN Z as they had done be-
worry SntOOsIsination, energy and pluck
fore; ~ ',,rS to bring them out on top
w0 ySyS.t te tS s Kaiser aimed at he added added
y. "R tSs cor CONQUEST Of the sea. Belgium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06
Women's BlOuSes
Laces and Tunics

Laces and TUNES
The most desirable Laces are shown in full
lines of the newest designs, the selection i'm
Guiding Embroidered Tulle and Margot effects
in edges and flouncings, also Black Laces in
ChantilIy, Embroidered Tulle, Filet, Etc.
Metal Laces, some ON sheer grounds, others
outlined with metal lame i'm silver, gold and
steel. Spangled Tunics; Edges and Demi-
flounces i'm black, white and pastel shades.
All at very reasonable prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06
Imported Dress Goods

The newest weaves and cOlOrings are shown
i'm the WOODEN Fabrics recently received
from the Foreign Centers. Among them Will
be found cachemire Veours, Peau de Chat
Peau de Souris; new effects i'm BrOadtail;
Bordered and Plaid BroadclOths, Roman
Stripes and Vestings, Satin Gabardines'
Caracul and Baby lamb Cloths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06
Imported Silks and Velvets
Exclusive to B. Altman & Co..

(Exclusive to B. Altman 6 Coz
i'm rich conceptions, such as BrOche Argent,
Damas Tmprime MORE Antique, Taffetas
impression sur chaine, Gros de Londres,
EbIouissant, MORE Galoche, Satin Nissa,
Doub1e=faced Satin, Fifty=four inch High
Lustre Satin; Plaid and Roman Stripe Veil
vets. Salome Velvet and VelOurs Gaufre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06
French Lingerie

The first shipments of Paris=made Lingerie
have come to hand and these dainty under
garments show a number of new ideas i'm
trimming effects, tremendously carried out in
combination with the fashionable materials.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06
CROWDED IN AT BAYoNET POINT

Like buteS these among
chants brewers advocates engineers
grades hcrded which had transport
horses and inches deep filth Into wagon men were
crushed at the point OF the bayone
the matreamcn their fellow The unhappy prisoners
course to stand and add the atmosphere tho
doors were shut and only light
For hours they like
which the lett egc and bcsta
journey occupied fifty during this awful time
given neither nordri
After this experience said
me. hell itself can have tcrrors."
Once physically and he who spoke
wreck and destitute, living the charity
but that it may be their
TOD yum ToDm THE CRY
Arrived Cologne the prisoners through jccring
crowds the exhibition gardens where and
the ptiu band hurting them vile epnhet Tod
Zum Tod Ki them Kill them!O. children joined kicking
the prisoners they passed.
The Belgans could gather idea why they had
off Germany and feared the Night passed the
the they broke their prolonged small
Suddenly the Germans pr
Belgium motley column gaincd
where awaited them but each
Tor nine people made to hold eighteen nineteen.
the home terrible than the
three nights the inhabitants
vain joed about between Cologne and the capital OF their
again absolutely without food the exhibited
gmmerng and permitted the prisoners mouthu of At
Nod Brussels smuggcd food through the
windows.
only stopped short here and off Sca
Completely loss what do with their charges the Prussan
them the and under armed guard marched
them on foot through Pont Brute and Mancs When
fields the nps and bc and ate them
ously.
At OF the told tho hall dead
different they reached Client Brugc Oscnd
and other places tho territory moccuped by the enemy
On the Cologne unpcakab the conditions that
mad and cgc
jumped through carriage window and was killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06
Cotton Dress Fabrics

straightforward yards of Imported Ottoman
Cords; Crepes, Voiles, Dimities, Bordered
Plumetis, ETC., i'm Waist and Dress Lengths,
have been marked at the following excep=
tional prices, to insure quick disposal
Waist Patterns 35c. to 75c.
Dress Patterns 75c. to $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06

New Garments and Fabrics from European and
American Fashion Sources:
Women's Autumn Coats and Wraps
in carefully diversified styles and fabrics
metallic OrocadeS
nany Afternoon and Evening Costume Also
Wornen's Ready-towear Department CThrd Floor
prices cordially invited
The Collection of Rich Fur Garments
displayed the Third Floor
Flu the coming
Fur Trimmings provided popular
Womens BlOuses
BOuses with beaded
Chiffon Velvet
Comb Sports Bouses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06
Toilet Articles

will be on sale at prices that are One=third to
one=nalf lower than similar necessaries
are regularly sold for.
Hair Brushes Csc. Whisk BroOms 15c.
Tooth Brushes 15c. Hat Brushes SIPS
Nail Brushes 18c. Cloth Brushes los
Military Brushes per pair S3.25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06

Fashionably trimmed models i'm youthful
designs will be featured i'm this SALE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06
Imported Celluloid Articles

ulllpO1 lSO SGlIlJlOlA FAl llNlCS
among which are Hair Brushes, Cloth and
Hat Brushes, Nail Files, Button Hooks,
Buffers, Combs, Hair Receivers Mirrors and
Trinket Boxes will be on sale at the same
time at correspondingly low prices.
=, g.. 76.1aI. a 49,.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20

p11nft einer poriidtiger, forierpotipen
Notwithstanding unb balten bofur,
boB 5umal in inherent 2anoe Die
Jrm1enbepegung nit oen beionoeren
M11fgaben ser 6rau nidf urrpermittelt
groBe uno meit3ugige 3iele in Der
Seffentlihfeit anltreben iole, ionoern
oaB oos lo5iale Wirfen Der 5rall> mie
es Ole Nell5eit foroert, nit Ser trellen
1no bingebenoen 2eiitung BON lo5ial-
duritatiper &leinarbeit begonnen uno
oanrit iolpobl Sos i%o5iale 5rauentpir=
fen fpie sic lo5iole 6rauenorganiia=
tion ntf cine lolioe un6 6anernoe
@r11nolage geltelt meroe. Sn oleler
S9iniiht e%mpfeblen mir a11f oas marm<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20

s~ugetpon6t meroer, Ser Ben hinge,
ler11ten l1n6 Mngelermten, unter Dem
ginfluB Der nelreren @inmanoerung
en~tltonoenen Mrbeiter umfaBt, Ser
lpegen ieiner unbil0nng nno megen
ser pielfoden @egeniabe bon &aife,
A1rltlr, sprade uno 2ebensgemobn-
beiten 5u leibt cine geute Der Snou=
ilrial @orfers of tbe @orD miro.
5rouenf rage. @abren0 mir
sic GerldHebung ser Steaung Ser
sSral1 in ser nel1en Sronung Ser be1t=
tigen 8eIeQlfaft lomie belonoere uno
nelte 2l1fgoben fir Sic 6rot nidt per-
fennen, lteber mir gleidtpobl binlidt=
lid1 Ser I%rallenirage allf oem Stano=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20

gereinen boranfbin gu tpirfen, ooB
ser 3entralltene Elm iabrlider Bet-
trog bon 10 bis % Gents pro Mit-
gIieo 5u5ufiibren un0 bel paIlenoen
@elegenbeiten f%reimiuige &oQeften
gum beiten Ser .3entralItene onfge-
non1n1en meroen 1ollen. Cine lofort
inn Soal pprgerpomnlene &ollefte FIR
ole 3entraliteue ergob Sen getrag BON
$3.50. MuBeroem perp flidteten lih
per d]ieoene @erren aus Seem Dorf
uno. grppflpn, in ser naf1ten 3eit
grnbere 9eitrdge fir sic 3ertrul1teue
irenpilig 5u FIFTEEN, II. q. Ole Serren
Mll1enid1, Seem Dorf, nno alos,
Gropflm1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
@ierter &athpIifentaa.

Mm Mittmodmorgen nabmen Die
0elegaten an ei1rem feierItd}en Can't
faqungsgottesoienit e in ser ct. Nbi=
lomeno=&irfe tbeil, un6 I'M 9 nbr
er0ffnete BrGii6ent SreD In Ser ct.
SSsoiepbs Shulbane sic @hluBlibnng,
in ser 5unddit S. 3ipf ct. 2ouis,
Mo., ols Nrdii6ent Ser Sing1ings<
ieffttiion einen ei%ngeben6en un6 irrterei=
iunten Beridt iiber Sic Ebdtigfett 6ie-
Ter Mbtbeil11ng eritattete uno oas Ero=
grmm Ger SInglinge fir 6aS font
men6e Sobr porlegte. SIM MnidlnB
hieran beridtete 6os &omitee CUR l1ns
teriufnng ser Biider Ser Central
Itene, 6aB aues in better Srbnung
befunoen por6en iei, 6aB aber sic
Standardization Ser 3entralitene ur6
oeren Ginrihtungen Bel meitem GIT
beifrdnft ieien un6 6ringeno elmer
grpeiternng be6iirfen. Ser 9ireftor
ser 3entroIftene bielt I'M MnidluB
oaran iein &eferot iiber ~3entrol=
1teGe un6 6eren M1tsbmt." @r mies
o11f sic &ieienorbeiten bin, Ole Ser
9entroIitene obliegen, legte oor, mie
sic 3%entralftene I'M abgelonfenen
.e&xobre 6urh 6ie Stenung bon &e6-
nern, @erbreitung BON @driften,
!Serausgobe bon &reBbriefen, &orre-
{pon6en3err NIT @tootsberbanben,
Mereinerr uro Bebor6en I'M S1tereiie
bes 8entrolpereins %georbeitet babe
uno betonte, 6oB u%nbe6ingt cine gro
here gerbreitr1ng 6es 3ertralblmtes
eraielt mer6en miii1e. @ie Elm rotber
8T5a6en 5og iid 6urd ale Musfibrnn-
oerr 6ie &lage, 6oB es Ser Central
ffele an Sen n0tbigen @elomitteln
fehIe, UNI lire Sbdtigfeit IN Ser miin=
idjersnertben @eiie entfalten GIT toni
11er. Son SEN beridie6eniten Seite1
puroe o%ngeregt, Ser 3entra1ifel1e cine
ftdnoiq flieBen6e Ginnabmeqnene at
{d,offen, n1to es matroe Der 8eidlnb
nefakt, IN anen Stoatsperbanoen uno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
Mnbere midtiae 8eidlnKe.

Munmebr gelangten oie lesten Ste
lolutionen Der @eneralper immlung
aur e%in1timmigen Mnnabme, poDon
6ieienigen BON allgemeimem Smerelle
bier ous5ugspeiie folgen:
q r b e iterurganiatiu o.
men. Gilt Die driltlide 8etpeglng
fir sic Golfsmohlfabrt Ger Sebnng
unn 5oroerung aller Stanbe, 10 1T
roh in ser @egenlpart ibre Gorge on
erlter Steue ser Mrbeiterl ta1r0 Ser
ser mirtbldoftlid idtpdd)lte Ii. unter
ser 9sotb ser 3eit am idtperl ten lei
be11oe lit. 8eipnoere Mufmerflamfeit
nuts ferner Sem fog. f%iinften Stanoe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
!6altet Gnre Seller tbdtis uabremb Ser
Commemorate = Tolep Gatbar<
tic Sablette fir TRACE 2eber
nno &eritopfnng

Sc iibertrifft a1es, Die raid So
lep Gatbortic Tablette Cure 2eber
belebe1r uno oie l1nperbaulidyfett Der
treiben. Seen Slbbnm, Kimberley,
Seras, iogt: 6olep Gntbortic Sablette
ii1rb Sos bette 2aratip, Dos ib lie ge-
bra1tdte. Sic nebmen 6en Blas BON
Galomel. @eiuno, m~1fregenb un6 rel.
nigeno. &ein &,neifen. Gin Comfort
fir itarf gebo11te @erionen. Sci al.
len Sanblern in ct. CLOUD. - Mn-
aeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20

ems Elm nngebeures getbeiligungsge=
giet 1ffne inn 9ien1t ser offentllhen
@oblfobrt uno tp%erfftbdtigen ytad~
itenliebe. gr miinidte Ser I'M BORT
gen Sabre gegriinoeten 6rauenrSef=
tipn a1td) fiir oie Submit cine geoeth-
lid1e Tortentrpidelung. 6ra11 Ma=
ria q. gidenla11b BON erie, Na., re-
ferirte iiber Social @orf for the
@on1en 9eaql1e Of tie 3%entralper=
EN-" l1ro SRI. Muria Snal tia BON
Nbiluoelphia, 60, bebonoelte "Mans
ans Means to Organise the propo1eo
@omens 0euo1e of TIE 3entroloer=
elm" Nebner uno Neonerlnnen crit
tefen fir tire unsqe5eidl1eten Garle=
ul1noen reid1en geifaG, u1lo Die Ger=
1ommlltnQ fano aeoen II l(hr ihr
Gnoe.
@eidaftsiibuna oes 2entra1uereins.
Sic nicrtc SeihdftsTibnng m1roe
Tien7taoaheno S llhr in SEN unteren
T1clrmlidfetten Ser Ct. SoIephs Shn=
Re er1fnet. SSSn oieI er m1beroroentlI=
diem GeIf1Graib11ng mnroen il1nofl't
Sic geridhte Ser einselnen Staatsper=
bdrroe ertqeQengenommen. Sc folg=
ten Sic @erihte bon ein5elne1r no
mitees, uno nod einmol broh iid) Dos
6elltId1e Notioralhetpubt'ein NIT Gle
merrtarer Mltd1t guhn, ols Der nad'=
itehenbe @eidluB berleien fp11roe:
.Wir be0oltern Sen etropullfcn
Rrieq ols idlpere Seimiud1rng lno
beqriiBen ale SIR boloigen5erI tellltng
oes I%riebcns. @ir oarrfen oaher Dem
TrdIioenten Milion fir ieinen Ser
mittlllrgsneri1th uno beten noh Me1=
iunq oes 81. Ioters fir SEN interna=
tipl,oIen Trieoen. ltnle ere Spmpatble
NIT 1ln7eren Stommensgenpi1en BE-
fr1ftiqen mir Mlrt1 cine @elooamel=
11ng fitr Sic unglitfl1f7en Spfer bes
arieqes, oeren grtrag nad WaBgabe
Ser l(%n1itdroe porn grefutIpfon1itee
Sen Observation-Disclosures llber=
m;eien ncrHcn ion. @ir ner1pahren
urs gegen Sic u!lgerehtfertlgte> felno=
lihe @oltrng Ser anglo=alnerifanl=
id1en Erelie gege1iiber I'M eren Stom=
n~1esgenpiIen I'M gegenfpartlgen &rle=
&c lt1o prptei tieren erergiid gegen
o6iiftIide, 6~1s1nilige @ie0ergabe
rffenfunoiger gnt1tellungen int Naf=
rif)ten0iern1e." @ie Gpnneridluq
brou7te noh einitimmiger Mnnabme
oieier Nei olution ser 93uf 0urd Sic
Safe: 3e1ttihlono, I'M er @uterlanb>
foh, bod, hohl Nrd1t0ent Trep pur=
Sc uufgeforoert, ein 4omttee nod Ma=
i%hi;lgton SIT lenben, melde5 gegen bie
NoIitif Merifos Sen @otbolifen ge=
geniiber .proteitieren ioa. @eitere 8e=
,7f}liiIie, Sic fir Sos 3eut1dtbum nno
sic 0effentlidfeit Snterei1e baben,
lino: 4rohibition. SIM Snte=
rel1e mobrer MaBigfeit b%efurtporten
mir sic perniinftige Regelung 0es Sc
tranfebanoels, erflaren nns ober gan5
entidieben gegen ginfiibrung natio-
naler ober ifoatlider Frobibition.
0eutide @prn9e. BUR @rbal=
tung unierer lieben bel1tiden Sprude
betonen MIR mieberbolt beren Fflege
in 5Somilie, @hnle nr6 8erein nn6
bos Sci en gutter fatboliider 6ertifer
M11toren un6 3eitrngen. Sic Sibung
nar6e Inn II l1br geihIoi1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
81 II theraidfeit."

,@utber5igfeit." = Gin
Sdmor5maloer 8auer1tfne4t gebt auf
SEN Sobrmorft un6 min it@ einen
@el6beutel faufen. @or einem &rd-
meritoroe modt er &olt, greift einen
geutel bero11s un6 frogt: u@as TO.
ltet 6er?"
u@ine Mnrf," iagt Ser &rGrner.
SD bobe aber MIR 80 8fennige,"
lagt ser &nedt.
Scum, ou ioaIt n fir 80 @fenniee
boben, neil on II 10 notbmenoig
brm1dit.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-27
Purifies Blood
With Telling Effect
Gives Conscious Evidence of
Its Direct Action.

s. s. s.. the famous blood purifier. almost
talks as 1t sweeps its way through the cir
culation. Its action Is so direct that very
often in some forms of skin afliction the
appearance OF the eruptions changes over
night, the itch and redness are gone and
recovery begins Immediately.
As matter of fact, there is one ingredi-
ent in s. s. S. which serves the active pur-
pose Of stimulating each cellular part Of
the body 10 the healthy and judicious selec-
tion Of its own essential nutriment. That
is why it regenerates the blood supply; why
ii has such a tremendous influence In over
&oming eczema, rash, pimples, and all skin
kHictions.
And in regeneradng the tissues S. S. S.
has a rapid aud positive antidotal effect
upon all those irritating influences that
cause rheumatism. sore throat, weak eyes.
loss of weight, thin, pale cheeks. and that
weariness of muscle and nerve that is gen.
orally experienced as spring fever. Get a
bottle Of S. S. S. at any drug store, and in
few days you will not only feel bright and
energetic, but you will be the picture Of
new life. S. S. S. is prepared only in the
laboratory of The Swift Specific Co., 534
Swift Bldg, Atlanta, Ca, who maintain
very efficient Medical Department. where all
who have any blood disorder OF a stubborn
nature may write freely for advice and
special book of instruction. S. S. $. is sold
everywhere by drug stores, department and
general stores, but beware of all substitutes.
Do not accept them.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-27
M2QMGn tsg!2 tSseg!R nreR@;S rs
LOOK FOR HAPPINESS AT HOME,

passed since she has spoken one word
to me-
which embarrassment causes me an
''She has ordered me out of her rooms
| have no privilege at all. and was told
to remain in my own room. in which
lonely gloom l have passed the Winter
and am far For adSsnesd aSs In
health and strength | have.
My motive for writing you this let
ter is for your kindly advice. l am so
weary, so lonesome in this room. my
Without doubt there is another side
to this story, Without doubt the
mother has trying and irritating quail
ties which have helped to bring about
But even SO. there is only one opinion
to be held of such a daughter. and only
one thing for the mother to do. and that
is to. go away and make her home
elsewhere.
Perfect health and strength she says
are hers, and let her resolve to turn
that health and strength to practical
a home for herself.
After she has made her arrangements
to go away. 1t would be well to talk
quietly with the daughter. to apologize
for whatever words had been spoken
in anger. and to part with no i'll will.
hut to part absolutely and live under a
Then to talk to no one of this
trouble. To ask for no sympathy. But
TO 20 about the task of making a new
start in life. at a late day and proving
to the world that there Is no such
thing as an age limit for a woman
who sets forth determined to be inde-
pendent
The most menial labor which insures
FOOD and shelter would be happiness in
comparison with life under such con-
ditions as this letter describes
Ill Temper and Hatred Are Sins De-
serving Punishment.
People who live together and indulge
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-27
Body of Russell Uhl
Is Found at Plymouth

Wilkes-Barre, April 25.-The body
OF Russel Uhl, missing president of the
Penn Tobacco Co. who ended his life
by jumping into the Susquehanna Ii
yer, was found in the Susquehanna Ri
yer at Plymouth yesterday. The body
was discovered by Steven Krothe. of
this CITY, and John zenosky and Stan
ley Tucker helped him TO get it to
shore. The three will share the re-
ward OF $1,000 which the Uhl family
onered for the recovery of the body.
Uni disappeared three weeks ago.
Parts of his clothing were found on
the bank of the Susquehanna, No
one saw him jump into the stream and
When MS body was not recovered at
ter the river was dynamited there was
doubt asd to whether or not he had
committed suicide.
since the reward was offered search :
Ing night trying to recover the bodvb
ing parties have been out at work day
and night trying to recover the bodv
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-27
War? We Don't Want
1t, But-Says Clark

New York. April 27.-Champ Clark
Speaker or the House of Representa-
ives delivered three addresses in this
CITY yesterday. the first at the West
Sioe Young Mems Christian Associa- :
eion' the second at the Church of the
Stranger, In the Afternoon, and the
Ihird at the Crescent Athletic club in
brooklyn. at night. While tingling
ms speeches with patriotic generali.
ties. the Speaker was very careful to
crisis. 'he E"eAicah
At the West Side Young Mems
Snrisuan Association in West Fifty
seventh street reporter asked him:
Are we going to have ware,
"eii; If we are going to have war.
we had better start" he replied
Good God! We don't want war, But
l uont care to discuss the Mexican
SITUATION. The President has ali of
the Facts. We have none. No. there
mas been no war tax bill drafted as
yet. But the money question isn't
worrying us. We can get all of the
money we want and it would only take
two hours in an emergency to pass a
war tax bill.'' FS' :"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-27
SEVERE BRONCHIAL COUGH
Doctors Feared Lung Trouble,
Restored to Health by Vinol.

The medical profession does not
believe that lung troubles are in
herited, but a person may inherit a
weakness or tendency to them
Mrs. Kate Hickman, Springfield.
Ohio. says: "a few years ago / was
in very bad rundown condition, and
the physician told me had consump-
ton. l tried another physician. and
he told me had ulcers on my right
lung. / quit the physicians and started
on 'Vinol.' To-day I am perfectly
healthy, and that is why recommend
'VinoP."
Vinol soothes and heals the infiamed
surfaces and allays the cough. Vinol
creates an appetite. strengthens the
digestive organs and gives the patient
strength to throw off incipient pull
monary diseases.
Try a bottle of Vinol with the un-
derstanding that your money will be
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-27
Villa Has Plan to
Do All the Fighting

FL Paso, Texas, April 27.-Pancho
villa has visionary plan for accom-
plfshing in Mexico the aim of the
United States and at the same time
relieving the United States from fight
ing and bringing on the enmity of the
Mexican nation for Violating Mexican
soil"
The plan is this: Villa would have
his troops concentrated at Juarez,
where they would surrender their
arms to the United States for ship
ment to Vera Cruz. and the United
states would then furnish trains to
transport Villas soldiers to Galveston
and transports to convey them from
Galveston to Vera Cruz. The tropos
would be under guard through the
United States. Arriving at Vera Cruz,
the troops would be landed on Mex
lean soil, the port of Vera Cruz would
be turned over the "Constitutionalist''
government, Villas men would receive
arms and ammunition and would
march to Mexico City, while the
United States warships held q block
ade over the harbor to prevent aid
coming to Huerta.
This proposal is made in an inspired
article in local paper to-day. Villa
has not denied 1t was his plan and the
report is current that he is preparing
statement in which he will say that
such plan would be acceptable to
him
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-27

. in quarrels and bitter feelings. and
angry or sullen moods. are making pur-
! on earth and in realms beyond: for
Just as we fashion our lives here and
now. so will be the life beyond when
we pass from the body
1t is sad to think of the wretched
nate bound life this daughter is fash
loning Tor herself, and on the misery
she must endure when she goes into
alizes the enormity of her sim
For ill-temper, anger. discord. hatred
ana ali Its attendant evils are cry
ing sins. and must bring their bitter
unless we are making happy homes
Ior ourselves and other people here to-
GAIN gay In this world we will not be given
happy conditions Beyond. Do every
thing you can to produce peace, and
pleasure, and contentment and happi-
ne ness In your home; If you fail because
Der Of the household your efforts are
nevertheless being materialized in the
Invisible Realms. and the home you
desire Is being formed for you.
But If after doing your utmost for
years. as this mother says she has done,
mere is no happiness to be found under
tne roof, get from under that roof and
the realm of the possible-and all things
are possible to determined soul.
Learn This by Heart, 1t Will Aid You
tn Success.
There is no chance. no destiny. no fate.
Ian clrcumvent or hinder, or control
Inc hrm resolve of determined soul,
Gifts count for little; will alone is
great.
strength; "'
All heights are thine il thou wilt but
In thy Creator and thyself. At length
all hot
unattained S"'s ho"
Why not thine own? Press on. achieve,