davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-19
0emitteri6aoen iul
ganSen Staat.
Sagel Don GiergrObe
fiel til Sap
Gitg.
3nblreidje Sdenmen in Sranb ge.
itcft nnb @ieb set6tet.
Miebrerc EeriOnen bnrdl Den glit
betGnbt nno Derlebt.
Bah Gunntp idJcint ben gr6ktcn
Sdaben anfsulueiien.

@eit Grand Mi6., 10. slug.
Bon geitern abeno Bis beiite morgen
berrifte i'm Seemap Gountp cit,
fiir6ferli6es @elpitter, bos bebeu.
tenbenS6aoen angeridtet bot .0eun.
S6eunen puroen pom9lib in9ranb
geItedt utb brei irnse Mdnner be,
t6ubt. 9rabtperbinbiingen ipur6er
5eritort, 10 bab ein5elbeiten nod
feblen.
Gale, Wi6., 19. uguit. @Gb.
reno zines Beftigen @etpitters, bos
geItern iiber oieie @egenb nieber.
ging, purbe bie S6erne BON 6ref
&aolap nabe Gale 5eritort.
OearIett, Wfi6., 19. 9llig. -
@1breno zines @etpitters ipuroer
Die Satin lrno Der fleine Sobn por
Oscar 9llbertion our6 9Gib bet6ubi
luno Die 0sobel in Dem Saus GER
triimmert. Ser 9lie ihlug aii6 IN
oie Sdeune @illiam @olfer's unt
in oas 6nrmbuus bon S. g Butler
elm, ohne S9aben an5irri6ten
Stint, Wiid., 10. slug. Gin
beftiges 8eipitter iu6te geitern6lint
uno llmgebiing beim. Mebrere Sdit
Ter tpuroen bonn gIis getroffen. cine
Sdeune nuf Der Sarm BON Gpru:
9lGen in Sluibine Sotpnibip II
grano eeitedt uno Elm Bferb Dor
9. 8. Sintpion getotet.
Stbaea, Wi9., 19. glua. =
Sagel, glib unb Stltrm rihteter
bier unb in Ser llmgebung beoeltten
oen Shaoen on.
Nina, 01id., 19. slig. Gi
bieiiee grite 9uptiiten Stride pur
De pom 9lib getroffen uno 6eidd
oigt. Ter Shnben, 6en bos 8etpit
ter in @ratiot Goiiirtn nnri6tete
miro ouf $4,000 geid6et.
Ban Ctr, Wid., 19. glllg.-
Sogeliteine BON Der 8roBe cine
gies fieIen geitern p6brenO cine.
@etpitters i'm bieiigen @eiddftspier
tel. Ter Sogel ridtete in Der Stab
einen Sbaoen on, Der nuf $1,000
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-19
Die bcfnmntcn glnmenmGoflen bal'
ten friIdje Slnmen feil.

9onoon, 10. slug. 9em &eliter-
Ifen 8ureo1 miro BON geitern iiebell
llbr oben6 gerneloet
Cine beftige Sdlo6t nit GROCER
;Sront sfpii6en 8elgiern uno 0eut'
ifen lit I'M @onge. 3ablreife Sliidt'
linae fommen in Sirlemont an.
0oris. f9. slug. Cine Sepei6e
oirs Sorbes sitiert ben riiiiii6en
Staotsmonn 8rofen @itte, Der ali1
Ieinem @eqe bon 9iorris naf &ub'
lGn6 beqriffen lit. ols 9lutoritdt tiir
6ie @niid1t. oaB Der eiiropaii6e
arieq niht l6neer nls 5ipci bis orei
W2onote oouern miro itno nit Dem
Sale 0eittidlonos enoen mliB. Ser
U1oment Der riiiiii6en SSnteroention
lit aefonmen. 9fuBlonbs Mobiliiie'
rina poIlsoq iih Iangiom, aber Iidler
imb RublonSs 9lrmee lit 6eiien &C.
nib, 9eirtiflano 81 be5pingen, ipos
INNER fon1men mag.
Som. is. gluq. Ger Tapit NOR
ichr befpegt. ols er bon Seneoia ooil
scr aononaoe i'm N6rintiiden NFeere
hortc. ..0ie Gebeine Ser 9ogen
miiiien ergriffen iein in ibren @rd'
bern BON oen linen nertralter
Sdlohtenl1rm" iagte err.
Toris. 10. glua. 0ns 9riegsmi'
niIteriltm teiIt offi5ien INIT. baB piele
in oen fronsoiiihen 9eretperfen imS
ssobrifen beih6ftiate Tolen iidl frei'
piIIia ann 9ienite in Der frnnSoli
ifen 9(rmee mel6en. SSnsbeionoert
iuiinIhcn Ge Tolen. bci6t es in bei
Neitteilung, gegen Die 0eutiden 81
fdrrpfer
SonoIuIr. 19. Iuq. Die britt
iden 9onpfer gngoro. nod aitItrali
idlen S6fen beItintnIt. itnb Morontn
nod Tictorio, g. Co.. 6cItinrrlt. iin(
mchrere Soge bier siiriidgebalter
noroen. ba man fiirfltcte. boB il
bon ocn Seittihen &reu5err Seip5ii
uno 9tiirnberq gefanaen pcroel
fonnten. Ssn Ser heittiaen 9toht iinl
Tie icbod nod ibren geitimmtngs
nrtcn abgegongen. slu9 Der iopa
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-19

gefhGst tpirb. 3tpei StunSen lang
mar Die Stabt obne 9i6t, ba Der
8Iis in Die 9lnlogen Der Common.
ipealtb Seat, Sight & Boper 60.
gefabren mar Nus gan5 Ban Count
tn perben @etpitterihGben serneI6et.
Graphing, @ai9, 19. 9lug.
9lis fubr IN Die St6ae 0es bieiigen
MiIi5Iagers, itnb Uenn er au6 nidt
5iinbete, betdiibte er bod mebrere
Iferbe. Gin ipolfenbriidsortigerR
gen ging eleid5eitig iiber bos 2ager
nieoer.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-19
&egierung iOa Sdiffe
faufem.
9Slan crbielt bic Sils
lignmg bes Yrdii=
Oenten.
$50, 100000 werben uurlaufis bonn
SDngreR pcrlangt merben.
SinansielIe Gage Der Imerifancr lit
bcoeutenS beiier.
gptidjafter in Berlin nno @icn in
iprmicren Sfaatsoepartement.

@afbington, 19. glug. Eraii-
bent @ilion billigte beiite einen
Glan, monah Die Hegierung cine Nm
3abl Sdiffe faufen ioa, UNI omerifo-
nii6e 9tabrungsmittel nn6 europa
sll bringen. erIu6slpeiie einigte
man iid) oarauf, pom &ongreB cine
geipiaigung BON $25,000.000 fiir
oen 9lnfnuf Ser S6iffe gu perIungen.
9as gaopigotionsbiireou bat be-
reits BON S6ifinbrts 8eieGi6often
slnfrosen betreffs Der Suloiiung BON
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-19
Wr&eDnOlbs ans Ober=
gerid)t.
Grmennnns bes 8enernInniualtes be-
finitin beihluiiem.

@oibington, 19. 9lue. Nus
offi5ieaen areiien erbielt man &C.
tern Die oefinitipe SSnformotion, ooB
@eneralanpalt Wc3epnoIos BON
TrGiioent @iIion 5ur @usTiiGung
Der 8afarl5 am Sbergeriht ernnnnt
meroen miro. 0ian ertpartet, oaB Der
8ongreB nod i'm 9nufe oieier Sci.
lion Die ernennung 6eit6tisen miro.
Mc9fepnoIhs Rohioleer ols @e-
nerolanipalt miro Z. @. @regorp
tperben. 2esterer 1T eesenir1rtig
Spe3iaI- -Benernlonpolt ilno bot Die
Observation-Disclosures gegen Die
Seem Sauen.8obn uttter iid.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-19
lteber Ben Nnsgang tebt lit ben
9tpei@en fein @ort.

niid)e Oompfer Seipo Moru, nod
9ofubaina bcItintnt, lit a6gegangen.
9onoon. 10. 9lug. Gem Star
miro aus &om geine,oet: 6liidtlingc
ans NiogOeburg in 0ertidlaro er'
5bdIen oaB 0eittife Sruppcn alt1
5000 Staliener in ben oortigen Bar
raden ,Seuer geeeben baben, neil ei'
nige oopon r6urra fiir SStalienl" ge'
rufen b1tten. Sieben Staliener ipa-
rem getotet rulo 16 pertuinloet NOR,
BEN.
II M, iiber 9onoun. 19. slugitit.
Der Yaplt bot folgenbe grmabnitng
oil Die gonse @elt gerihtet:
r,Sn oieicm 9lugenblid. ba falt
aons europa peripideIt lit III Oieicm
lhredli6Iten &rieg nit ieiner gegen-
mGrtigen @efobr nnO ieincm Gleno
uno nit ben fiilftige1 6olgen, pom
oenen ifon @ebanfen oaran 1eoer-
mann nit S6mer5 nno S6reden err
fiiaen mitB, iino mir. benen Die Sor-
ae fir 2e6en ul1o @oblfabrt 10 bic,
Ter 9iirger unb @olfer obliegt, tier
erariffen uno unier Ser5 ringt nit
Dem 6itterIten Sdmer5. ltno inmitte1t
oieier allgenleinen Serpirrullg uno
8efabr fiiblen lnb piiien mir, oaB
Ionobl p6terlid)e 9iebe als auf apo
itpIiiher 9ienit BON ms perlangen
boB mir nit ollem grnit Die Seoon-
fen Ser gon3en GbriItenbeit oobin
Ienfen ionen, bon no Silfe fomnlt" i,
mif Ghriltns. Den sSiirIten oes 6rie-
Oens uno it6rfIten Sernlittler 3fpi-
ifen @ott uno Nenif). @ir roroerr
bafer Ser &otbolifcn Der qoliaen@elt
mif iif Dem Chrome Der Snooe nno
Ses grbarnens 5n nGbcrn, leoer eln-
,eIne un6 Die 8eiamtheit. uno mebr
no f]ber @lerits, Seisn 9fNbt es Ter
ner iein iuiro, in icoer 8farrei, fpie
| Ser suIt6nbiae 9iihof es onfpetlen
noo. offentlihe gittgcbete 5u oernr1-
itoIter. bamit Der gnuoenrelhe @ott
erariffen wcrbe bonn 8ebet ielner
Climber unS raid oic iiblen ltriahen
bes aricaes 6eIeitige, iilbem er oenen,
Sie herriden. ben Sebanfen on 6rte-
Seu unb ni6t an 8emesel gibt.
Ron TolaIt 6es Satifans, arn 5lpel'
-. So Sos Wounts WuqlIIt 1914.
9Sius x, 8ontifer Marimus.
9erIin. 10. slug. (lleber slnt-
Iterbom. 0ei,tide Sruppen hobell
brlte Die Staot @tlaipa in &nlllld
ToIen. nabe Ser oelititcn 8ren5e an
ser giienbohn nod @urifou gele'
gen. beiett ..:
onnSon, 10. Nli,a. Cine ofFi-
,iene grclbune aus Iaris erflnrt'
Ser Sieu Der Serbcn iibcr Die Deter
reidcr bel s6a6ob lei bcItatiat NOR
Sen, Sdabot liegt il, Serbien, melt
lid nbn @elgrno. s..
9ic gsieoerloae ser OerreHer, ote
10000 Weann itarf paren. lei etna
iiberlpdItiaenbe geipeien. Sic battefn
Idtpere WerluIte on Monn'haft lino
N21,nition geah 9cridten aus Honl
iinb 5000 Seitcrreiher gefallen ilno
5000 oerrpirnoet tporoen.
Ioris 10. @ugult @in5elbettei1
ITber Die Sample spiiden ,Sran5o'eil
InS 0eilti6en bel Ginant 5eigen 0at
oos @eneecl fiirhterli6 par. Slt
erite fransoiiide 9Ompanie, obgleid'
Iee,inriert, bielt cine Stellrng. big e.
ne smeitc aomparie nit slrtiler ber'
onfom unb lestere cine Bride ger
IItorte. Damn riidte Die franioiiidc
QopoIerie Dor uno ordnete oie9eiit'
i6en gegen Die @aas jnriif-
6almcuth +. England, 19. Ing
IGer amerifaniide arei5er Senneilee.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-19
&riegS-
na(6ri(5ten.
Wod) S6lub Der 91eboftion einge.
troffen.)

&otter 5 q NJ, iiber 9onoon, 19.
9lug @robe 9l6teiliingcn oit.-itng.
Srlippen, eini6lieBlid) berittencr
srtiaerie, Die Ben Icutid)en iebIt, lit
an peri6icoenen @unften auf benl
@ege sur 6ront iiber Ben 9bein
gegungen
9ie &olniihe 3eitrng, Die belte
bier eingetroffen lit, neriihert, oaB
Der &ormarif Der Geutiden Elm
loneiamer lit. aber on feinem Nunfte
ernitIih aiiigebalten ipuroc.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-19
Yapites 2ebem III
Gefabr.
(gtaf) S9luB Der gfeonftion.)

R o m, 19. 9lug. Ser Tapft, bem
es beiite cine 3eit lang etipos beiier
ging, 6at einen plosIi6en &iidfaa
crIitten. Gin bon On. Mfur9iafapa
peroffentli6tes Bulletin IGbt feinen
3lpeifel bariiber, oab oas 2eben oes
Yontifer Marinlus gefGbroet lit.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-19

Sfntide Srnppen beicb=
ten Wfiawa tn &ui>
iiid] YDlen.
Ceiterreifjer ipllen ans @ulbpnien
pertrieten ipurben iein.
@itte propbeseit Gnbe bes 9rieges
nit bem 1al 9entidlanSs.
Sin Der Grpbernns 9iittidps iuubl
faum mebr sn sfueifeln.
9lns benz S6parsen @eer fommen
idllimme 9fnhriflten fiir &uflGno.
arieesifjiff Der GniIen anseblidl &C.
iirnfen, ODDS in Slnmme1.
Imerifaniidle !SilfserpeSition III
ins Sto,fen gernten.
Ymerifnner in 4nris baben Sfliuie'
rigfeiten nit Der Sprahe.
Tariier StraFenbilo nabert iid BEN
9turmalen.
Die befnnnten @lnmenmGodlen bal
TEN friid)e Slnmen feil.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-19

Die einsige fd9rio3e oeitf.
f@e Beitung in 2aioRigan.
wer9e 6te pepefRe1 6sr
PH. yrsge 6rtngt
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-18

tors if there was anything | could
take to help me and they said there
was nothing that they knew Of. / am
thankful for such a good medicine and
will always give it the highest praise "
- Mrs. C. H. GRIFFITH, 1905 Madison
Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
Hanover, Pa. -"I suffered from fe-
male trouble and the pains were so bad
at times that could not sit down. The
doctor advised a severe operation but
my husband got me Lydia E. Pinkham' g
Vegetable Compound and / experienced
great relief in q short time. Now feel
like q new person and can do hard
days work and not mind it. What Joy
and happiness it is to be well once more.
1 am always ready and willing to speak
good word for the Compound. Mrs
ADA Wilt, 1876 Stock St., Hanover, Pa.
II there are any complications you
do not understand write to Lydia Z.
Pinkham Medicine Co. (confldential)
Lynn, Mass. Your letter viii be opened,
read and answered by q woman and
held in strict confidence,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-18

The estate of B. F. Keith. the thea
ter man, admitted To probate In Pitts
burg, is valued at $2,000, 600.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-18
PROMOTION COMMITTEE HAS MANY
PLANS FOR SPENDING new FUNDS

US to get ready for these people. : !
I'VE think our city is attractive
Let US make 1t more attractive; we
can do so. %..,s'
Mr.. Rivenburgh, our intelligent and
active park superintendent, will want
money for the building of golf links
for modern children's playground
with the additional income we car
help make these things possible.
I'VE can clinch the needed. Haleaka
la improvements. =. -.
We can arrange for the meeting OF
all steamers before they dock. ,..-
we can secure the services of the
right man to meet and entertain the
stranger, to make him feel at home
I'VE can provide more lecturers
with lantern slides and moving picture
films. z-3=-...
I'VE can send out enlarged photos
to many places aot now covered
I'VE can help cut many plans local.
ly which we are now compelled to de,
ny for lack OF funds. '
I'VE can. in fact, make of.the Pro
motion Committee what it should be
IAN active agent in the entertain.
ment CT the stranger who is visiting
us as well as carry on our other lines
OF work more earnestly and more sat
iSfactorily" rs.@>-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-18
HOW WOMEN
AVOID
OPERATIONS
By Taking Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.

Cleveland, Ohio =" My left side
panied me SO for several years that
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-18
ARE
AGAIN SUCCESS
IN SHOW GIRL

All the predictions that this would
be a merry week at the Bijou theater
were borne out last night, II the first
performance of the period can be TAX
en- as the measure OF the others,
II was THE Show Girl" that held
the stage last night, and a big success
il was Tonight il will be the famous
, comic opera The Isle OF Spice" and
tomorrow night ii win be The Daugh-
ter of the Regiment" Beginning
Thursday, which win be Ad Club
night, Tips" will be played.
When this program was made up. it
was thought that this week would be
the last OF the engagement. But ar
rangements have just been completed
by which a post-season engagement
OF two weeks viii be played by the
Juvenile BostoHians. Propositions
were made TO Manager B. E. Lang by
the management of the Consolidated
Amusement Company for an extension
of the engagement, but it was not
thought possible at first that salts
factory arrangements could be made
with the company's booking agency in
New York for such an extension.
However, cable vas received yester-
day which ended all doubts, and a
post-seaSon contract was signed.
AS So many requests had been made
Tor a reproduction of The Show Girl,
THE Isle of Spice" and The Daugh-
ter of the Regiment" Manager Lang
decided to present them again, one
each night for the first three nights
of the week, notwithstanding the ex-
tension of the engagement, and the
several new comic operas which have
been secured for presentation here.
All the Juveniles were in excellent
spirits last night---posibly because they
had just heard the news that they
were to remain in Honolulu beyond
the time originally planned They
have never done anything here to
equal their performance last night II
went splendidly from start to finish,
and that includes the songs and act
ing and dancing as done by every
member of the company.
Thorn HELEN sang one of her pref
test songs, ITO Have, TO Hold and
To Love" And Halycen Clarke, as q
clever little coincidence, rose a few
pege on the success ladder. Ina Nit
chell was splendid in the masculine
part of Lord Dyce .:-.-1 =
One of the most enjoyable features
of the show was the song Sometimes
Perhaps" which was sung by Thorn
HELEN, Ina Mitchell, bee" Myling
and Lottie Clark, in the first act. 1t
received many encores Another very
pretty song was sung by Billie"
O'Neil, "The Way of Sailor
A big time is being prepared for
Thursday evening James d. Leven-
son, in charge of the affair for the Ad
Club, has given notice to all mem
bers of the club to secure their seats
in advance, and 10 bring their friends
along to see the show
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-18
Expansion Program Con-
tainS Numerous Desirable
Features for Wcrk Here

H. p. Wood, secretary of the Ha.
waii Promotion Committee, this morn,
ing definitely outlined some of the
plans the Promotion Committee has
in mind for utilizing the additional in,
come the AID Club hopes to provide in
the campaign just starting.
"In the first place" he said. lin my
opinion now is the time of all times
for Hawaii to get busy and make her
attractions and advantages as an all.
the-year-round resort generally known.
Mr.. Linnard, the successful manager
of the Hotel Maryland and the Hunt.
ington, at Pasadena, who is now here,
informs me that he is already getting
many telegraphic requests from the
East for rooms next season. and he
believes that Southern California will
have an unusually prosperous season
in which Hawaii should and will IN
doubtedly participate Mr.. Linuard
says that he viii take much pleasure
in recommending the patrons of his
hotels to make trip over the sun
shine route to Hawaii
This additional income will help
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-18

STAR.BULLETIN GIVES YOU
T0DAY'S NEWS TO-DAY
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-18
FRENCH OFFICIAL NOT
PARTIAL TO DECORATION
BY CAR OF RUSSIA
ASSOCIATED PressI

PARIS, Aug. 17.-Mcn3ieur Rene
Viviani, president of the council of
ministers. enc of the most popular
public officials in France, recently de-
clined to be decorated by the emperor
Of Russia. It was en- his visit to St.
Petersburg with President Poincare
that Monsieur Viyiani Indicated that
he could not accept one CT the Russian
orders which was about to be offered
him. Viviani thus follows the demo-
cratic ideas of Gladstone and Arthur
Balfour. the conservative leaders who
refused titles. The emperor of Rus.
STA, in place of a decoration offered
Monsieur Viviani an object of art as
q souvenir of his visit to Russia.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-18

With a view to taking steps toward
the organization OF an automobile
club in Honolulu, all residents of this
city who are owners of automobiles
are invited to attend meeting to
be held on the roof garden of the
Young Hotel tomorrow at 1890
o'clock. At this time officers are to
be elected and bylaws formulated.
It is believed that the existence of
such an organization will have much
to do with securing better roads and
a more rigid enforcement of and bet
ter compliance to the present traffic
ordinance.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-18

STAR.BULLETIN GIVES YOU
T0DAT,S NEWS TO-DAY
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-18
ICATHOLlC SOCIETIES
WILL GIVE CONCERT
AT YE LIBERTY FRIDAY

Under the auspices of the Catholic
societies of Honolulu at Ye Liberty
Theater Friday evening, August 81, q
four-act farce entitled "The Counter
letters" will be rendered. Following
is the program:
Overture ..... ...-..'
The Counterfeiters- l..
Uina Loko-Vocal Solo Mrs. Alapai
Selections. Healani Glee Club
The Gounterfeiters- Scene II.
The Melodious Duo ..............
A. Trowbridge and L. G. RGlley, &C.
coTnpaniee by Pref. Seifert.
The unterfeiters-Scene III. "
! Love Thee, My California .......
................He alani Glee Club
The Counterfeiters-See ~.
Finale-Aloha De. HealAni Glee Club
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-18

expected 10 nave 10
undergo an opera
ton, but the first
BIO title l took of
Lydia E. Pinkham's
We G e ia Bile Com
pound relieved meof
the pains in my side
and / continued its
use until / became
regular and free
from pains. l had
asked several doc
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-18
CONSTIPATED, BILIOUS, HEADACHY?
CASCARETS Tonight! dime A BOX

gassy stomach. They cleanse your
Liver and Bowels of all the sour bile,
foul gases and constipated matter
which, is producing the misery A Cas-
Fcoret tonight viii straighten you out
by morning. 10-cent box keeps your
head clear, stomach sweet, liver and
bowels regular and you feel cheerful
and bully for months. ADVERTISEMENT
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-18

No odds how bad your liver, stom-
ach or bowels; how much your head
aches how miserable and uncomfort-
able you are from constipation, indi-
|gestion, biliousness and sluggish in
testines-you always get the desired
results with Cascarets.
They end the headache, biliousness,
dizziness, nervousness. sick, sour,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-09-19
TRAINED SEALS FEATURE act
Other Good Things With The Le
Tena Circus, Witnessed by Large
Crowds.

Those who saw the LIE Tena Cir
Gus On Bolton st. lot yesterday af-
ternoon and evening came away
feeling that they had gotten their
moneys worth. In fact better
circus for its size has never been
seen in Marlboro. There was a
fair sized crowd in the afternoon,
and a large audience in the even
ing.
Perhaps the most satisfying fea-
ture of the program were the train
ed seals. There have been train
ed seals in Marlboro before, but
there was never one that could
trot with this collection.
A wild animal act In which a wo-
man went into a cage filled with
young lions, kept the >attention OF
the audience riveted on her every
action. The animals at times ap-
peared very fierce. but the woman
had them under subjection, so that
they obeyed her every wish. szx
Trained ponies were also req
letter event. The little fehows
were also the best thing in their
line that has ever appeared here.
In addition to the features ehum-
Grated. there were horse riding acts.
trapeze performances. slack wire
stunts and many other things that
made the interest linger until the
last man was out in the ninth inn
Daily Enterprise Of
Wednesday, June 8, 1914.
Will exhibit at Cambridge FRI
day, Oct. 2.-Adv.
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HOME FROM SCENE
OF EUROPEAN EhhR EhR.
Messrs. Barber Rode From Lyons
to Marseilles in Gar With Wound
ed French.

Two Cambridge boys, -Messrs.
Theodore and George Barber, e
rived in this city yesterday morn
ing, after having spent sometime in
the war zone. Together with the
remainder of their family they were
part of the American tourists
caught abroad when war was de-
clared.
Prof. and Mrs. w. Wyatt Bar,
ber, Messrs Theodore and Georg9
Barber and little Billy Barber left
the metropolis on June 18th Jon the
s. s. New York, of the American,
Line. A short tine was spsnn
Paris, which was at that time
capital of France. At Geneva they
Joined Misses Bette and Margaret
Barber, who are studying abroad !.
they remained month at Switzer-
land
The young men made the trip
from Lyons to Marseilles in the
ambulance car, with the wounded
soldiers of the French army. They
sailed from Marseilles on Septi
5. aboand the s. s. ,Patria. OF thd
Faber Line, arriving in New Yor
San Thursday. Next Wednesday M
Theodore Barber will return u
Princeton University {. wht1l
George Barber Wilt take
studies at Trinity College
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Fine Feathers

Il j., doubtful If any visitor to
New York or Chicago las, season
failed 20 see the production ct
Fine Feathers" which ra1 r. those
cities at the time. The attendance
ut tbs wonderful play was record
breakins. and thus it happens that
there is scarcely town n America
that does lot contain several pee
pie who have alreday seen his pro-
That is why so much in-
terest Is being displayed here IN
the coming appearance OF Zine
Feathers,'' al the Auditorium The
several local people whp saw the
plav in New York or Ch' cago last
season have been praising it to the
skies aud advising their friends moi
TO mss It it it ever CAM, to this
city.
"Fine Feathers" is a tremendous
play of today, by Eugene Walter,
throwing the searchlight of dra-
matte exploitation on certain phases
of our modern existence. Its char
acters are drawn from life its prob
lens are familiar to every man and
woman in the average theatre au-
dienee, and it's treatment is fear
less frank and convincing. Its
coming here should prove the dra-
matte treat of many seasons.-Adv.
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x<, Brown, Owens
Az B1halo-6uffalo, 8; st. Lc
Batteries Lavigne
Davenport, Simon.
At Baldmore-Kansas Cit
timore, l. Batteries-Pack
ly; Wilhelm, Smith, : AcklltsSl
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