davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-12

The remodeled Athletic Park, which
now carries a complete baseball plant
that many cities larger than Honolulu
might be proud of, was opened yes
terday afternoon with traditional
ceremony. Mayor Fern being requi'
sitioned to pitch the first ball across
the plate. The spacious grandstand,
clean as a whistle and with seating
The wing bleachers were chock,a-
accommodations fer 2400. was to all
intents and purposes filled, only a
few scattered seats being unoceupied.
block, and the field bleachers well
populated. A noticeable feature OF
the crowd was the number of ladies
present. It is estimated that 1000
persons saw the game between the
University of California and the, Ha-
walls, a full account of which appears
in the sporting news column. -
Tomorrow afternoon baseball fans
will have another opportunity to visit
the new park, the event being game
between the Californians and tho
Asahis. Game will be called at $3.50.
The gTandstand fans, the fbleacher
DuSS, the peanut DuICucE Tduu InO
ticket man all have fine new quarters
at Athletic Park. In fact, eyerybodys
happy-except the newspaper men.
Perhaps they don't count for any.
thing, and yet again, perhaps 1t
might be good scheme to provide
suitable accommodations for them.
The so-called press box Is located UNI
der the grandstand, on a level with
the ground, the worst possible place
from which to score a. ball game. It
is cramped and lily ventilated, and
the view is obstructed by posts and
pillars. About the only thing in plain
sight is the back of the umpire.
Manager TreadWay has shown a lot
of the progressive spirit In putting
up the new park. and in all probable
ity he will remedy this one defect in
short order. A couple Of the center
boxes could be thrown into tone, and
proper desk room provided for the.
scribes upstairs. They could then
get some line on the attendance, and
the general happenings. - :
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-12

University Of California won
the game by fast fielding, in
which Captain Jimmy oodson
starred, hard batting, where he
starred again, and air.tisht pitch
ing. AboX.-"Jimmy" Dodson
setting himself to "meet Il on
the trademark" Lower picture
Pitchers ]. =. Gifkin (lsft) and
II. c. Dodge, the nnainstays Of
the California pitching star.
Gifkin pitched yesterday.-Koda+
graft Print.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-12

members in tie lobby. The party
will leave In the Shiayu Maru at 5
o'clock this evening for the Orient.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-12
ASIA Is AMAZING,
SAYSG. 5, EDDY

CONTINUED from page oseI
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-05-28
COOper--JameS.

Savannah. Ga, May 24:-Miss
Carrie Cooper, of of this place, and
Mr. ? A James were quietly married
Tuesday evening, May l9, 1914, at
6::30 o'clock, a: the parsonage. Rev
% s Davis officiating. Only a few
relatives of the groom and intimate
friends of the bride were present.
The bride was lovely in her coat
suit of blue silk moire, with hat and
gloves to match and a bouquet of
brides roses.
The bride is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs T B Cooper, of Williamsburg
county, and is very charming and
accomplished young girl, who has
made many friends during her stay
here. The groom was prominent
young business man here for several
years, but has recently sold out and
is now in business at Waycross, Ga.
The young couple left Tuesday
night for Way cross, where they will
make their future home. We wish
this couple all kinds of good-luck.
A COUSIN
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-05-28
GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER.
TidNeIl Sentenced TO II Years
mprisonm ment-NeW Trial Asked.

Greenville, May 22::-George W
Tidwell, Sr, slayer of R Emmett
Walker. was found guilty Of man.
slaughter today By the jury in the
case. The announcement of the
verdict az $40 o'clock pm. followed
deliberations lasting more than eight
hours. 4 motion for a new trial was
made INN: ediately after the verdict
had been read. The immobile cOun-
tenance of Tidwell was unchanged
as the verdict was announced. When
the jury made known that verdict
had been reached, Tidwell was i'm
mediatcly sent for, not being in at
tendance upon court at the time.
When ne entered the court room
there was hush Of expectancy, all
all eyes being turned upon the man
whose name has been prominently
before the public during the past
few months. Tidwell's iron nerve
served him well during the trying
ordeal. He appeared TO more per-
bed when the Clerk rose to read
the verdict than the first morninghe
entered the court room. The audito-
rum was crowded to the doors and
hundreds clamored for admittance
when the news spread that verdict
had been reached.
George W Tdwell, Jr, left this af-
ternoon for his home at Augusta.
Mrs Isabella Tidwell and Miss Olive
Tidwell will return to their home at
Clinton tomorrow. Argument for
new trial will be made tomorrow.
! No sentence was passed..by Judge
Mauldin.
Later - Tidwell's counsel later
withdrew the motion for a new trial
and gave notice of appeal to the
Supreme court. Judge Mauldin sem
fenced Tidwell to twelve years i'm
prisonment at hard labor in the
State penitentiary. Tidwelps attor-
neys will at once apply for bail be-
fore the Supreme court, pending ap-
peal for new trial.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-05-28
OUR GOVERNOR IN A NEW ROLE.
Offers His Roll" to Pay Recalci-
trant Baseball Players Fine.

Seldom does a manager OF a base
ball club receive an offer Of a loan
from the Governor of a State with
which to pay fine assessed by an
umpire as punishment for too strenu-
Gus and long continued protests fol-
lowing a decision by that umpire.
Such an offer was made Manager
James C Fox, of the Columbus club,
bv Governor Blease during the lat
ter part of the first game of the
double-header yesterday after Um-
pire Vitter had ordered the visiting
manager from the park and assessed
a fine of SO for disputing a decision
on a ball bunted by Player Eberts,
of the Columbia club.
After arguing with Umpire Nitter
for several minutes, Manager Fox
went to the Columbus bench and
continued his talking. Umpire Wit
ter warned him several times to
keep quiet and finally ordered him
from the game. This did not hush
the angered Fox, and Vitter banish-
ed him from the park, calling po-
liceman to escort him through the
gates.
Governor Blease was in the stand
and heard part of the conversation.
Seeing that Manager Fox was in
trouble, the Chief Executive left his
seat and walked over to the bench
occupied by the Columbus club.
Governor Blease waved the police
man away, then pulled large roll
of bank notes from his pocket.
Player Hawkins. of the Columbus
club, reported the remarks of the
Governor to to the Columbus man.
ager in the following substance:
Governor Blease: Here is roll
of S519. You may have part or all
of it if you need it to pay any fine.
If there is any bond you need, will
60 on it.
Manager Fox thanked him pro.
fusely, and stated that it would not
be necessary to pay the fine i'm
mediately. Again informing Man
ager Fox that he could have all the,
cash he needed, the Governor re-
turned to his seat in the stands
while the elongated leader of the vis-
itors lightly vaulted the low fence
to keep back the overflow crowds
and left the park. The policeman
failed to give Manager Fox further
attention. .-CG7umbia Record.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-05-28
DODSONFS GUARANTEE
EXPLAINED BY DODSON.
Read What DldSOG Says about His Liver
IGne 70 You Who Suffer from
CONSTIPATION.

"D2GSon'S Liver Tone takes the
plac~ Of ca.omei. Instead Of being
dangerous. il is harmless and works
easily anu naturally. without bad af-
ter-eitectS. have authorized DR. "
: Brockington 10 refund purchase
price t50cI to you instantly without
question if you are in any way dis
satisfied with it. If Dodson's Liver
Tone can't help you, don't want
your money
That's how Dodson feels about
this pleasant-tasting vegetable-liGuid
liver regulator and reliever Of con-
Stipa,ion and biliousness.
The lives Of so many people have
been frightened and bettered by this
great remedy that leading druggists
now recommend II and seven Of
Americas most prominent physicians
O k'd il. after thorough analysis Of
its ingredients and effects.
It IS generally known that calo-
mel. being q poison, is peril 70
many. It stays IN the system and,
while it may seem to give you a
temporary relief, often Knocks you
out for several days.
With Dodson's Liver Tone you are
set right without ache or gripe and
with no bad results to interfere in
the slightest way with your regular
occupation and habits. So great a
number Of former sufferers from
constipation and inactive liver have
been vastly benefited by Dodson's
Liver Tone that it would seem wise
for you to give it trial now. Chill
dren like it and it does wonders for
them.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-05-28
Rheumatism Quickly Cured.

My sisters husband had an at
tack of rheumatism in his arm,"
writes a well known resident of New
ton, Iowa. Il gave him a bottle of
Chamberlain's Liniment which he
applied to his arm and on the next
morning the rheumatism was gone" D"
For chronic muscular rheumatism
you will find nothing better than
Chamber,,ain's Eniment. Sold by all
dealers.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-05-28
Health a Factor in Success.

The largest factor contributing to
a mans success is undoubtedly
health. 1t has been observed that a
man is seldom sick when his bowels
are regular-he is never well when
they are constipated. For constipa-
ton you will find nothing quite so
good as Chamberlain's Tablets. They
not only move the bowels but i'm.
prove the appetite and strengthen
the digestion. They are sold by all
dealers.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08

pin3. SIM Sabre 1868 >pon6erte iie
NIT ibrem @atten SSo)am1 gecfers
nad) Mmerifa aus nno mobrte feds
Sabre lang in Carrier County, Minn.
Dann 5og oas @lternpaar nad
@tearns County unb eriinoete fem
Seim in ser Mabe Ser iriiberen ct.
Mnnu Stride. STR @atte, NIT 6em
lie in gliidlider gbe lebte, cling ibr
bereits Dor fiinf5ebn Sabren in Die
Gmigfeit ppra1ts. 9ieier @be ent-
lprolien odt &ir6er, bon benen feds
no6 6en1 2eben erbolten iin6 un6 am
@robe ser gl,ten Ml.tter tra1,ern.
Diele iin6: Subertina, Sobanna, &a<
tborina, @i1belm, Midael uno @liia-
betb. Sobam1, &atborina un6 @liia-
betb iino nnberbeiratbet nnb pobn-
ten Bel ser Ml1tter. Die 8er5torbene
tpor geadtet nno beliebt bel alien, 6ie
Inn lire g,1ten gigenidaften mrtB-
ten. sic mor cine quite Mutter, cine
freun6Ii6e Madborin uno cine tief
reIigioie Srou. l1nter Sen M11ipi3ien
6es @riitli6er @iitteroereins, oeren
Iamgiabriges Mitglieb iie tpar, fon6
11nter GROCER 8etbeiligung am Mon-
tag BON ser bieiigen ct. Mrtonius<
Stride aus ibr @eerdbniB itatt, na@-
6em ser bodm. &fnrrer fir lire Gee
Ienrube Elm &equiem gebalten bette.
Sen @interb1iebenet1 5ont ser ug5or6-
itern" 6 Correspondent iein aufridtiges
@eileio. M0ee oie Gobineeidie0ene
ruben I'M epigen Srieoen! = Sic
1reue @obnnng bes Sobann @@rei=
rer gebt ibrer @onenbung enteegen.
= Mi6oe1 Saniid befin6et it@ ntf
ser @rontenIiite. = @ilbe1m 20id,
meIder dngere 3eit be6enfli@ front
nie6erlog, iit tpieoer iomeit bergeitellt,
6aB ct ieinen @ei6aften na6geben
farm. - Setter &1ot fm1fte 6as 81
gentbnm ser @ittme 81. @tebman
nno bat fth a1f ieinem @igentb1tm
bereits bGns1i6 etngerihtet.
Clear Qafe.
Ma9 a6t5ebnitiinoiger @n6e, an
meldem ii9 gegen 800 Eerionen be-
mur0e Dos nabe5u 5pei
Sabre aIte 5obnden Ser 6amilie
Ira115 Oilers BON bier in einem
nntpeit 6es elterli6en @eimS
idIafen6 gefunoen. Ser s@eriff NOR
ol1s Manfato NIT @1utbun6en gefomz
mett, nn6 sic Sbiere fa110en sic Spnr
6es fleinen &in6es. - Sobn Srn=
bottle fanfte bon SOL. Smbolte leb=
ten .6reitog elm Sor6 Mutomobil. -
bieiige ct. Marf11s=@farrfirde
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08

wlroe Mitte LETTER ISOLDE elmer bnr6.
gangigen &einigung nnter5ogen, tpel'
6e bon SEN 6rol1er un6 Ben iunger
M6oden Ser @emein6e porgenom.
men marroe. = Soiepb &obl, melder
lebte ISOLDE auf Ser &ranfenlilte mar.
fat Ieinen Mamen mie6er 1trei1en lai:
fen.
ct. Mmgmita.
@ei ser bier mobnenben 6amilie
5eroinanb &iefe tpore11 1ebten Cont
tag gu @oite 1onp Serrabe u1ro Sat
tim bon ct. @louo un6 Seinri6 Stiff
meper NIT Tra11 nebit Sbeo6or @eiil-
Ter fen. BON ct. Nr1guita GIT @aite, II.
bel bieier 3ulommetrf11nft ging es mie
alermdrts, 100 fi6 Ser l11itige Gonp
oa5miiden finoet, redt better Der. Sn
ct. M11guita, bon mo iid Ser Eonp
feline 9ebensgefabrtin bolte, begriBt
man 6ieien itets gerne. = Na6 6em
@odamte om Ietten sonntag bieIt
ELM Staatsoffi5ieler in Ser @dul=
Bale, oie NIT 3uborern ongefint
tpar, einen re9t interelianten @or=
trag iiber sic S9meine9olera un6
gob MitteI ur6 @ege 1rebft @rfld=
r11ng an, pie biefer Dem Sarmer gro=
Zen S6a6en berrrioben6en &ranf-
beit bor51beugen lit.
MaDbetu 2afe.
@Gbren6 zines D~ienitagmorgen
bonn bo6m. @farrer 8mider gebalte=
men 8routamtes lieBen ibren Greu=
buno 6urd @rieitersbm6 iegnen
@eorg &eller, Sobn 6es @itttpers
Geo. @eller ien., unb SRI. Margo=
retbo &eB, mel9er Ser @emeinoe aIs
Srganiitin langiabrige quite Dienite
leiitete. 'Mah 6em feterliden Got
tesoienite fano ii6 BEL SEN @ertpano=
ten Ser 8ra11t gum &o@8eitsfeite eine
heitere Sdoar gela6ener @aite ein,
melde 6em jltngen Haare BEN @bren=
tcq 81 einem redt angenebmen ge=
.italteten l1n6 ibm sic ber5li6iten 8u=
fltnftsmuni6e entboten. 9aB es 6en
8rautleuten om eigenen SCRIBE ltets
moblergeben moge, lift Ser al1fri6tige
@nni9 6es uMor6ftern." - Sim Der
ga11genen Sonntag eritatteten in ct.
Sobns College nebit unferm bodm.
Hfarrer Sos. 8ui9er un6 ietner
&a1sbdlterin SRI. Ebereiia SeIie,
Mlpbons Siider nn6 8rmt, Sobann
2ebmann un6 6ra1, Sobn Maurer
1n6 Gra1, 8ernb. S6Iaer un6
Syrau, g. SO. 2ibbesmeier nn6 6rol,
@idoeI Sdreiber 1n6 Srau, Gran5
&ef9 11n6 Sra1 1rn6 2ouis @iielmann
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08

&onbention BEL. - Ser Setter Sar.
ming Sarmers Club berlanbte lebte
@obe cine neutrality-suspicious.
gemiibtes @ieb 1rn6 cine 9a6ung
Minopieb nod Sii6=St. Saul. Cleo
oor Drummer be- orgte oen Srans-
port.
Qafc 3c11r1.
SSsacob Stpdaro bat einen 25 9fer=
oefraft itarfen Sintan 9. Snterna-
tipnal Gractor BON Meper & 6ranf
gefouft, SEN er a,1f ieiner Sarm per>
mer0en miro. gs lit Dies 6ie erite
Malhine ibrer Mrt, melde in 6ieier
@egeno inn @ebra1d lit, baber bies
ielbe piele 8etpl1nberer gefun6en fat.
= S11 oieier @egeno frogt man iid)
mb INNER, mel1en @tonopunft 81.
&ens, Ser als gonbioat fir sic 2e-
gislatl1r imTel6e lit, einnimmt be5iig-
li6 ser Gountp=S ption=Srage, iiber
sic ct ii6 bel Ser 8ormabl in S6mei.
gen einbiilte nn6 moriiber er audi
mabreno ser iebigen @ablfampogne
feline Me11berung laut merben ldBt.
9%nrembmre.
Die 2ei9e 6es in Mlberta, Cana,
So, im Sitter bon erit 81 Sabren ber=
ltorbenen Dominif 9emm, zines Sob=
mes Ser bier mobnen6en @ittme ga,
cob 2emm, traf am lebten Donneritag
bier Elm 11n6 b6tte am Sreitagmor=
gen begraben tperben fol1en. Do bie=
ieIbe ober beretts anftng, in @erpe-
iung i%iber5naeben, nabm man sic Be-
er6igrtng gleid nod Ser Mnfunft oltf
bem hieiteen @ottesader Dor. Ole
fem l1mltanbe lit es 5u5uidreiben,
oaB iid an Sem 2eidenbegdngniiie
MIR sic Gertpan6ten betbeiligten,
mdbrenb 1t6 an0ern Sages gum
Trorergottes6ien1t, Ser fir 6ie Gee
lerrnbe Des Ner1torbe11en gebaltett
biele Treun0e bes iungen
Man1es eingefnt6en batten, oie tim
Elm gl1tes Mn6enfen bemobrt batte1
1tn6 bel benen er in gutem Mnoen=
fen gebalten bleiben miro. Ser 10
gepriiften Mlttter nn6 6en @e=
i6miitern 5oGt ser vMor6itern" ietn
aufriftiges 8etlei6 nn6 miinidt 6em
REINFORCEMENT 6ie emige &nbe.
@atftns.
Mm lct:ten Donneri tag 1tarb bier
inn a11Bergcmobnli@ boben Sitter bon
SO Sabren, moblporbereitet anf 6en
idmeren @ang in sic @migfeit, Sran
gliiabetb 8eders. 9iefelbe tpar gez
birtig aus &0gen, @reis Senisberg,
Megiernngsbe5irf Maden, &beinpro-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08

mebreren itidbaltigen @riin6en. 9err
Cartel lift an eriter Stele ein offe'
ner &opf 6er fir Sen Gurmer=, Den
Mrbeiter= un6 Sen @eiddftsiton6 6as
regite SSntereiie begt,, un6 ieiner 6ies-
be5iigliden @eiddfte un6 @enntniiie
tpegen in ser 9egislatur ieinen @ann
itellen miir6e. Damn begt @err Sar.
tel groBen Sim fir 6as Judgements
mobI bes Staotes un6 miro in ie6er
Sroge, sic 6es StoatstpobI betrifft,
auf ser Seite SSerer 5u fin6en fem,
Die in Ser 8efdmpfung 6eiien, mas
DEM Staotstpob1 idd6li6 lit, uno 1T
Ser 8eflrportung aues beiien, tpos
oem Stoate gum @ob1 gereidt, tire
gr0bte @bre iuden unb finben.
l1eber SOS in mnierer ct. Mi9oels
@emein6e am Dienitng lebter ISOLDE
gefeierte @atronsfeit, 6os int lebt-
m0@entli@en vNoroitern" fur5 er.
mabnn tpa1r6e, nodtrdgIid nod fol-
genoes: @odm. p. 2ucas, .. g. g.,
bon Seem Muni@ celebrierte unter
Miiiiten5 Der bodm. &erren Sdeuer
pon Sol6ingfor6 nn6 8uider bon
@apbe1p 2afe 6os feierIide @odamt,
mdbren6 tneIdem bodm. Serr
Sdelter sic Seitpreoiet bielt. Das
nodmittags gum @eitert ser @emein-
6e beranitaltete 8icnic mar Bel Ser
berr1i@en @ttterung iebr gut bei1@t
un6 erreidte bonitdn6ig Sen nit Ser
be%rbun6ener 3med. = u.
@eih lift bon Sribune, CANADA, mo
er BEL Ser Sobn @1moltes 9reid-
tbatig tpor, bier e%ingetrof.
fen. &err Sobn @@moIte bat ii6
Sribune 5a @eiu9 feiner BORT
pobnen6en S0bne Grar3 un6 Soiepb
begeben. = @ommer6en Dienitog
bier slug. s. @ebler uno Sc.
lena &ortf1 ebeIi9 berbun6en tper.
ben.
Moscoe.
SSn 6en eriten Sagea 6ieier ISOLDE
puroe in Ser bieiiget ct. Mgnes Sir
be 6te 40itiinoige @ebetsanoodt &c.
11nierm bodm. @forrer P.
.. g.. g., 1eiiteten pdbreno
Der @noben5ett MmgbiiIfe 6ie bodtp.
8eneotftitrer &erbert bon ct. Sobns,
8eoa bon @i@mon6, uno Mlto bon
st. Saul; lebterer belt sic @dluB-
preotgt. Sic ga,13e @emeir6e ben,tb.
he bie @no6en5eit CUR @irfung hires
Seelenbeile8. - Sic 6antilie1 Mar-
tir nno &eter 9ep erftatteter per
4uto etner bertpa16t- un6 freu16-
i6aftli@en 8ein9 1T Meron6rio.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08

ipmie @err Mnbreas @al5 bon bier,
elmer Ser pron1inentelten Mdnner Ser
@emeinoe. P. 9ubger eritattete am
pergangenen Sonntag IN begeiiterten
@orte1r ieineu geiltigen &i10ern Be-
rift iiber SEN gl1n5el10en @erlauf Ser
&atbolifentage l1n0 belpra6 fur5 Sic
mid)tigiten gr0rter1rngen Ser groben
@erlammlunger, tpobei bas @aupt=
gelpidt fiel al1f Sic 6riltli6e @i116er=
er5iebr11g IN Ser 6umtlte, a1tf Sic GUT
te Sc lung fatboliider Sdriften u16
@ldtter uro lalt bit not leait auf
Sic u%nbeoingte Motblpen0igfeit To-
tboliider Nfarrldulen, Sic alein Sic
pone- @iir9ihoft edter fatboliider
gr5ieb1ng Ser &inoer bieten. Sic
8eldliiiie Ser 6%iesiabrigen &atboli=
fenperimmlu1g tpie Sic Ser fritz
beren betonen 0ieie midtigen T1nfte
nit bel onberer S6arfe. = @etrm1t
pur0en III ser bieltgen &farrfir6e
om Montag p%ergangener @ode geif.
Meis l1n6 SRI. Moria Silsgen, beibe
aus oieier @emein6e. Mit ieinen
@ertpanoten ur6 Sreu116en tpiinidt
Dem il1ngen Haare au9 Ser uNor6=
itern" nadtrag1id @liid, Sell nno
Gegen al1f aaen @egen.
ct. Nidplas.
SsS1 Sem 8efin6en bes fleinen S69=
terdens ser 5amiIie Sobn &rdmer
BOT iid) CUR Sreube Ser @ltern cine
@en6ung gum 8eiiern eingeitent. =
l1nier Bforrba11s lit big anfs &nn-
9en ferttg; 6asielbe miro gun5 mo-
Bern eingeridtet. - Mtf. @6mitt,
melder uriern Mdrnerperein auf Ser
in Gbasfa gebaItenen 8. 81. g..
Stoatsperbm6sbe bertrat,
lit Mitte lebter ISOLDE in ieinen So
milienfreis 5uriidgefebrt. = SSacob
5torm bon Gol6 Sprtng lit nit Dem
8obren zines 11e1en 8rltnnens fir
uniere 8utterfabrif bei@dftigt. =
SRI. &otbarina Sobanns mar lebte
ISOLDE @ei91fte balber na9 Ser
County g @auptita6t. - 8ilbelm
SdreifeIs nno @attin feierten lebte
ISOLDE SEN 5ebnten Sabrestag ibrer
@ermabl11ng I'M 8ertpanoten< nno
Sreunoesfreiie. = Die aus @oncret
nen erridtete @obnung 6es 8eter S.
@enfeI, sic erite 6ieier Mrt in Ser
l1mgegenb> gebt ibrer inneren @oa<
enonng entgegen. - @uitap 8olter,
mel6er BEL 5iiieton, g. g., nit @e-
trei6eorefden bei6aftigt tit, befinoet
fid bier am &ronferbette ieiner Srau.
- 6er6inan6 @eters bon @olo
@pring un1 Gaipar @abren bon 81.
@Iou6 moren anfangs LETTER 8o4e in
unierer Mitte. = MusgangS oieler
ISOLDE ion ser @ortraft fir 6en 8m
unierer neuet Stride bergeben tper-
6en. - Sobn Sleeper bon @6en Sal
Iep, Motb. nno @einri6 9emm,
9ran5 &lein nn6 Sacob Subertp pon
@atfins, Nif. nno @ilb. Sommer>
6ing nit 6amilie un6 Mi@. &beis
nit beiierer Sdt1fte genoiien bier
@onntag BEL @erpanoten un6 Srenn-
SEN edte @aitfreun6idaft. - Cont
flag un6 @onntag lit bier 6as 8ett
fir sic eIeftrii6e 8abnberbinou1g,
sic iid) bon Minneapolis aus iiber
@tearns County eritreden ioQ, ber-
me1ien mor6en.
:. Gplb @pring.
&einri6 8ogt bat sic &imban
8utterfubrif in 8adt genommet nno
miro in 6en eriten Eagen nit So
mile fem @eim no6 6orten berles
qerr. - @err Mmmesbad, mel6er
pGGbren6 Ser Mtpe ienbeit 6es &errn
unb 6rou Otto @olf oeren &otel be-
m1fftdtigte, bat SOS &ammer'i6e
@danfgei@Gft padtmeiie iibernom<
men. = sos. S6net6er bon 8eoros-
len, ser iib bier beiu6smeiie aufbaH,
erboIt ii6 longiam bon einem 8ein-
br11d, Sen er unldngft beim @feroe>
n1,rhbrenner erlit. = &ontraftor
Evening journal., 1914-04-24
SCIATICA Gives
FAIR Warming
Start Taking Rheuma AT Once and Pre-

Start Taking Rheuma At Once and Pre-
vent Rheumatism Becoming Chronic.
sharp. darting pains from the hips
down the legs to the knees are a signal
of the approach of sciatic rheumatism,
and should be treated nc once 20 pre-
vent the disease becoming chronic
Rheuma mot a patent medicine. but
specialists prescription for all forms
of rheumatism), dislodgea the little
uric acid crystals ia the blood vessels
feeding the great soiatic nerve. and
creates a free movement of the muscles
and joints. II stimulates the skin, kid
neys, liver and bowels 10 extra work in
throwing of the irritating poisons
throughout the system.
Read the testimony of Guy Torley,
Of 2d5 Dayton avenue st. Paul. Mimi:
81 was so crippled with sciatic rheu-
matism in my hips / could not walk
without crutches. / spent over $500.
but the dcsors did nothing for me-
was finally persuaded to try Rheuma.
After taking three bottles of the rheu-
matism had entirely left me-
Buy Rheuma of n. B. Danforth. Mar
ket and Second streets, for rheumatism,
gout, lumbago, sciatica, arthits, chronic
neuralgia and kidney disease, and only
90 cents bottle.
Evening journal., 1914-04-24
FOR GRFATER EcoNoMY

To encourage greater economy in the
use of fuel in locomotives and shops.
Vice President A. W. Thompson. of the
Baltimore and Ohio, has given instruc-
tions for the holding of meetings of
employees in the various yards and
shops at which lectures will be delivered
by practical experts on the subject. En-
gineers are especially cautioned against
wasting coal through the unnecessary
emission Of smoke.
Evening journal., 1914-04-24
WORE SUSSEX BRIDES.

special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
LEWES, Del, April 24=James
Campbell Gilmore and Mary Feinley
Pierson. both of Rehoboth Beach,
were married at the home OF the
brides parents on Wednesday, April
IS. by the Rev. Julius Herold. Fol-
lowing a short wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilmore will live in Philadel-
phia.
John r. Warren and Hetty NJ
Mitchell, both of Lewes, were mar
ried on Saturday evening by the Rev.
Mr.. Simms, of the Lewes NJ. p.
Church. They will live in Lewes.
William I. Jones and Katherine r.
Vessels. both of Lewes, were married
on April by the Rev. Mr.. Kelso, at
Rehoboth Beach.
John II. Hudson and Blanche Col
lins. both Of Lewes r. r. d., were
married at the home of the brides
parents on Wednesday, April IS, by
he Rev. Mr.. Kelso.
Evening journal., 1914-04-24
BUTTER WEEK All cHmDs'.

Sweet Bloom ................,.3oe 3oe lb.
Sterling ......-,...........,. 27c ID.
WINS Melrose Bars ............Ioc lb.
7c- Best Macaroni, Best Spaghetti, Best
Elbows.
Iso Half Pound Straight Ceylon Tea.
Big l2c Can Fancy Golden Pumpkin &c
Big juicy Lemons ..............6c &c
lollee ....tt.- s-tt.tss+.....ss.. 2Sc
Childs' Special Blend.
Large Can Table Syrup ............ &c
Assorted Cream Chocolates ........rao
3 lbs Good Sized prmes ......... aso