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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-31
2attpn mnb Seuebme.

@inbrefer branden in bic Wpb
nuno bon 6arlep GabiQ. go. 720 6.
Npenuc, Canton, &n.. unb paren i'm
geariff. eine gtnaabI Silberpaoren
elnaupaden, als Gahin unb feline 9at.
tin beimtebrten. Gin Sfopbbunb Der
SSamtlie oab 6errn Gabiq su Derites
ben, ban er. ebe er mad pben oebe, bic
6lnteraimmer bes Oallies burdiuhen
tollte. oenn Der 6unb lief immsr mad
Dem gbsimmer. @abill, Der oem
Sunoc fplate, iuh oernbe nod, lpie bic
beiben 9nunsr phne geute burh Elm
iSenlter enttamen uno purd cine 4llep
fliidlteten.
- Sas Qei6enbeodnanib bes pers
itorbenen 9sprae TpQer BON Der
Wells. Tarao @rpreb So. finbet beute
9ormittd0 I'm s llbr ben Der 9apton
4penue, 9upton. aus itatt. 9as Rs.
olliem pirb in Der St. 5ronsisfus
STRIDE celebrirt unb mirb bic 9ei6e
in ct. Bernard, O., beitattet fperoen..
= Der Soeim 9auperein ppn gelles
bus erpdhIte folesnbs geamte: 8rGiis
bent s. %. Ruoel; 9ise .9rdiibent,
BtIliam Stoa; Sdasmeiiter. q. 9.
Nubrmonn; /. SetretGr, 6. u. go.
bolo; 2 .Setretdr. Hobn 8oulb; Si.
rettoren, 8 6. 6pbnhorit, 6. +. Sub.
lamp, u. %. geabes unb al6ert s.
NaaeI; gnfpalt. Matt 6erolo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-31
aeine s,odlluaiferasiahr.

gsah Der @erii6eruna Der 2eiter
Der biciigen @eiterlparte lit feinc
Sodmaiiergeiabr porbnnben, es iei
OeHn oab in ben iiddJiien 4S Stunben
beiti9e Reaensiiiie eintreten. Sit oas
ni6t Der 6al, 70 biirfte Der 3Iuk
fairm piel boher iieigen ols CIR &c.
gentpdrtis iiebt. slm 9aontag betrlg
Der 8oiieritnno 30,2 Sub iino bee
5Ilb itiea iebr Iansinm.
wiit ben Neparatiirarbeiten an Sen
oilrd &cdrpaiier beiddoigten griidelI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-31
8leine psli5eina Ariftem.

James Carpenter Don Qo. 5li
Sobn StraBe unb aatprsnes Bartlett
DON Ro. $50 Carlisle ape. ipurbsn
ssiiern unt.r Der 4ntlas, perbatiet, in
Der Samftas Radi cine Wasenlaouna
QBaaren aus bem Wat.rialpaar.nass
f4dft i'm 5aufe no. 416 Sobn Strabe
gsitobIsn gu baben.
- g(ls psrmiBt purte ssii,rn qlbenb
Der gIolisei osr IA Sa6rs alie Wins
irso 5ids bon Ro. 80 WeIt II. CTR,
Cartilage, ssmsIbst. Der annbe pers
lieb amSamitaa feline elierlihes Saus
nno bat ii4 feitbem nidt blidsn IaIs
fen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-31

pbonie.O Or1eiter perurtbsili. Der I'M
goen pdrf NIT einsr Gef9pinbisiei.
bon 36 Wesilen bic Gtlrnbe babinses
fdnIt mar. Die Strafe fiel fir i'm
bDber aug. ipeit er Elm riidfdligsr
Climber in unb ipsssn 4utoraierei Be-
reits i'm SuIi ippie i'm Septembsr ..
s. NIT ben 8eb0rben in aoHflitt ses
fommen mar. Cine Qnsabl 4utomps
biliitsn, bic an itiaitsbenbsn Strabens
tabnpasen porbeiseiauif paren. fpues
ben su Gelbiirdfen peroonnert, Die
SiptI1en $15 unb $25 pnriirten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-31

:Sdbre alte gelpa Spaulbinas AIR
pflidtpernddldfiiauna peronlaBt hds
ben foa. Da 6aptno iih bcreii err
tldrte, bas WaOden au heiratbsn,
nurbe er entIdiTen.
Sm Eulle bes eSobn 2alIp aeaen
Die Siio Gobinaton unb Cincinnati
Strabenbdbn &c.. in hem es iih nm
$500 S6ae:neriab bnnoelt, tonnten
ild bic @eIhporenen Bis aeitern
Ibenb niht einiaen uno purbsn ents
laiien,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-31
6iel mnter bic @auber.

Gin ouiregenbes slbcnteller boitc
geltern sbcno Der 2anoonfel Snrlrp
s. gtoore bon glt. Greb ol beiteben.
Der iih ben Glepbnnten" auiab. WIS
er ili Sicmlidi porgeridter abeno.
itiinoe Die Songiportb Strabe entIans
nnnoelte. pllrbe er bon 5ipei Sirol.
hcn angciaIlen. oeren elmer i'm ieit.
belt lpdbrcrp Der anbere ibn bic se.
ianlnite gaari6ait. in 30 Gents Be.
itebeno, aus oer 9aide bolte. Dlocre
neloete ben Ranhaninl in Der Gen.
irnll.dtion rno gah cine 5iemIid quite
gei6reibing ieiner sinsreifer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-31

= Sa Gircuiuteeridt pertlaste
goroie WcGaiblanb ibren 9atten Dan
WcGafblanb auf Sheibuns auf
Srllnb bon MibbanbIuns unO tie pers
lanst aiih bic Sbbut iiber ibr &ino.
Gin gefebl ipurbe erlaiien, Dub er ihz
rem Sauie fern bleiben mub. - Ser
naroine aettler reid1te elm 9eiub Elm.
oalit 'ibre Gntelin @pna Settler aIs
ibre Grbin einaeiebt fperben ipQ.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-31

beriibrien 9lrSte SIaacIon sinen su-
ten Greunb. Dieter fcbDpft 0erbadbt
llnb eilt berbei unb itelIt boIo ben
fpdbren SadperbaIt feit, bon benz er
aud ben ameritanifdxn arst iibers
aeugt. 4ebterer rdumt bas sselb unS
Taacfon pflest ben sgreunb, na6bem
er Der Bella Donna ertlGrt bate, bic
ypli5ei rufen 5u molten. iptnn iie
ibm SdpieriJteitsn made. glls Tiesl
senefen, tbsilt ibm Siaoeiou ben nab,
rem Sddperbalt NIT unD ipirb gum
Oante bafiir fprtsejast, 90 iriit Die
Bella Donna auf unb Rigel tbeiIt ibr
nit mas iein Sreunb iaste. .Sebes
Wort III Dabr", ruff bic Nrdu aug.
sd nil frei ieiH. Du bait Elm Gee
fdngnib Nm mid erri1tet, in bem i6
eritide. Sd gebs au Yarouoi. Der mid
periteht." gisel ihlsppt ii9 ins Sdus
unb bic Bella Donna trifft mitYarouOi
auiammen unb fost ibm, ,ipos lie setban,
Do antiDDrtet ibr bieier: ,Wir Orien-
talen psrmeiOen jsben StnnbaI. SD
nil Did niht unb Su5auie pariet
cine jnuse SGn3erin auf MIDI. 0a
bleibi Der @nitduidten nidts iibris.
als in bic nddtli9e Wiiite binaus3us
ponberH. Or. Sfaaeion aber tsbrt 5u
oem 5reunoe 5uriid. na6bem bisier bic
Wabr6eit tennsn gelernt BAT.
9irettpr Rubolf G6riiiidns bonn
s5rpina ploce 2beaisr in Rem Dort
pirb Sonntaa nit bem GniembIs une
ierss 9eutIhen 3 beaters Elm
einmaliass Goitipiel abIoipiren.
ssn 9llsranbrs Dumas peItbes
riitmtsm SdauipisI .asan" lpirb
iih Sirettor gbriitians unIeren 2bens
terfrsunoen ppritellen. 9os Meiiters
inert oes erobsn JransoIen 1T un5dbs |
lias Mals iibsr nIs giibaen Der Welt |
geguneen unb beute nod bat es nihts |
Ron ieiner 9lnSi.bunsg.rcft auf bas
publitum etngebiibt. Gbmunb aean |
mar Der erobte unb geniuIite Shaus
ipielsr, ben England iemols berporges |
bradlt bat, uno Qieranbrs Dumas bat |
Zen !6eIbtn ieinss Wsrt.s nit allen jes
nen legenoGren unb mdr1enbaften |
3iiesn uusasitaitet, bic bic N1fipelt |
an ienem uniterblifeu a0nig Der
gr,tter riibnt. llnesmein pisIieiiig
1T Der &san. Der in oem Sdouipisl
Dor 6as gublitum tritt. gr lit in eia
ner SSene Der bsriibmis Shdulpie!er.
in Der nGbiien Der feline Wsltmdnn, in
.insr britten Der 2rintsr unb Ibens
ieurer unb Der 9lbaott Der Ulatroiens
tneips. Gr if 2iebbubs. unc !Selo.
lnb in elmer msiitsr1nfi erbahten
S5sne mub sr ii9 als 3ras0bs ollers
.riien Ransss Seisen. SeIbiipsritdnos
.i9 babsn bic eroBsH Weni4ensnritsls
er alIer Gdtionen Is ileis als ibren
,0fitsn Gbrg.i, betrd&tei, gerabe
,ieie RoQ. gu treiren. aber nur Die
Srobsn, bi. ariinbli6ss 90nnsn nit
inem boben @irtuoienibum per6ins
zen, ipartn berufsn, bic Weiiisrfisur
Ms oItsn Dumas duf bic 9iibne gu
,rinaen. 0irettor gbrtitions bat uls
t.an on alien sr6bersn bsuii6en unp
'iterrsihiidsn 5heutsrn gaitirt. unb :
T bat aud i'm lsbtsn Sabre in Rem :
)ort ipi,Oer gefpaltig. 2riumphe in
ieier internationolen RolIe .rrunsen.
Die Rsn gcrier 3eitunpen Ipbisn
.rabe bieie aeiituns bes .Reiiers bss {
lelp Dortsr 8eutf9en 5buters" uuf /
ns b0hite, unb bas publitum rubte
i6t cher, als bis bic 9Orit.luus, bic /
rfprinsIid muir fir Elm einsises MdI Z
nseitbt mar, Elm balbls DuBenb Wlol q
,ishprhplf miir0e IN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-31
gokal.Derid)t
Spn Der Sabne.
2a5imoua ais nSella Sonna" ia
@ranb Opernbauie.

1ie beriibmte rl,iiiife ShauipieIerin
ieiert groBe 5riumpbe. 9ds
Stiid lit elm Sramatiiirter Roman.
49, Ter ,SnbaIt oes Dramas. -
9ireftor Gbriitians BON Rem gort
ols 8ait oes Ieififen 5beaters
am Sonntas. = 6r tritt nls aenn
in Ger Gimos 'ihen aomobie auf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-31
Seosr Mann Itit
0ieIeS.

Ben biefer RetanbIHng tuirb .gsfaaf,
bab iie eineu iDHnberpolen Hii elr1
peu QdutsH Cfien errfupen bat iufoi9s
ihrer beioNbsren Giaenfdafi< bic Hets
beHfrlii Inb GlIgfmetne WtinHeteii ~
itdrfen nnb Elm fGr tae nsoblbeisnSsu
ifns 70 pihiiger fonisanerier gsnoHli'
arr agnaHetifntus AT fetn. ~ ipire
bon ibr aetibmi. ein ssefn tiir 1lsI!ili'
aen sn fein. ipsite pbnftit annfgtiiitii,
fchipermiiibia. bcrldai. nerooe linp. Enp
on siiiernpeH 8ItebmaBen. Shglnss..
SdlailslieIeii. srBgSlOfer 5iIti aeiiali,
ilhielf In liniernshIiunpe1 uitb M ans
aemeiner iinfdbidieti, 70 berufufiis N
hnnDslii. ipis Nroete lfibeH. Vbeuio ~
is eiii iHfgmeblibsr GsiDiIrn iar chliit
iielisr,. mefndtisIeuie lftia' drpsiier
isnf6aiilidIsr liniethalinnafii Hnp, If.
befmnB in GennIie bon 2Selner fihues
ren unb 10 better
Henn Eic Die BebarbInnp su farfs
afbsim heriielcn. brlildi GieudHa hr.i
Dsm telosn siHss eineeIsn lli HiiifT
lpstl bie SraIsosensieH In bteleil 1Hef-
ren perldiiebenen AssfpisH penn'rss'
peybeH 10 odb Der fspardie 9iufnu' lsr.
feiben fetHsH ~rnne snr slsHsii' 80
aibi.
Rsnu Ssr edsr fi6 enilfHssi. ls ~
aebTanfeu. 70 netrrs Ct brei llnssn ns,
houullWtH EdtiupdtllQ <btup tufrf
hoiub unb cine lluse 0enipennb rbds
eolBlipOri. rIiiden Gle bieles ur5 nf.
fen Eie Cc spd SilIHofH ffeben: mann
rebmfH Sle fiHf llrBe goaIpennb Gf.
tence eaSoieI nHo eiHe linis 1ih.thrs
GdbomeHe 9oHipguHb inifi Wlrpa,
NOM. miidsn Sie 1afs gnInmmtr,
ffiiiieIu Sir iiidhtii unh nfbnien Cir
einen lbeelbfieI b0a naA ssbeT .'rntI
set nnb eiufn Dor oem SchIdienaebfH.
Ticfes fHibdii feinc criaie irdeTb.
lpelbet ari iiHo fam ebenfnls ron
sIrnileu beTpanoi iperben. peId,c an to-
rer gerper leiben. nit nbfplIift BE,
tpitheii aui eIren rdffrn linS onlieruccu
grioIa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-31

Hnler agcnt IN Santlltun N
Serr GSnarS Sruf, 449 Sao SHnitt
Strake. Yeq Sci. 476 a., !SOm.
Ebone 1851 ".
- Ter 29idbrige 6ranf @rolpl
ron Cpcrbeds lief geitern Nadmittai
bei Dem 9eriudje, an Der Spcamorl
StraBe areu5ung auf einen G. $. &
o Naiia9ier5ug 81 ipringen, 10 IN
9liidlif lntcr Die Rdoer, oaB ibG;
bciOe 6iibe abgeiabren purOen. Ger
SdJucrperleBte luuroe naf oeni
gtercp Soipital gebrnht. no man an
icinem 9Iuftonmen Dpeifelt.
- 5rnnf Sapis, alias Scott, Elm
SSarbiacr bon 2odlano, g., Der lmt1r
&eronft itebt in 0apton, 8, ein2II
@iorb periibt uno hnnn Die f5Iudt err
grifien 5u baben, tpuroe geiiern Abeno
bier perbaftet 1ie 9ebGroen pom
0aptpn iino benahrihtigt moroen
uno mer6en beute eiuen Ieteftip be-.
bufs 3urildbeioroerlmg oes @erbaite.
ten bierber idifen.
- Gaen 9bonpiOn. Der 24iGbriga
Sobu Der GamiIie Stepbon 1bonp.
ion BON Der 6rantlin 9Ipenue, &amil.
tom lit in @aibingtor, .. g., inioIse
eineS llnfaaS geitorber.
- Gin She'll Der 0liooIeoluner
Tfahlbriide iiber ben Dtiami SIuB
mrroe am Samitag uno porgeitcrn
9admittag our6 Die So6ilrtb meg.
geidJmemmt.
@iIiam aenp lit in ieincr
in Wtipoletopn i'm 9IItcr
Don 50 SSabren geitorben. Gr mar
In0 binterIdBt auber
Ger Satin cine Softer.
- Ter 9Inti.Su6erfuloIis. .9crcil
beri6tetc SS Eatienten, bon meldcn
19 neue 61Qe limo. Seit 9lnfang 0e5 |
Dlonats erbielten 1873 Eatienten Grjt. |
Idle Silfe.
- Ticbe brangen IN Der poraeitri.
zen @tadt in oen Stall Der J9irh
Sransier So imo nabalen als geltp
80 GeliIioio Bierbegeid]irr.9f i'm
@ertbe Don $40 tort.
- Cine 2eitungsr6bre boz
ven @obnllnnen go. 319 un0 321 !
Fore . StraBe lit gebrohen uuo oas
ntitr0men0e @as bat Die e}egeno in
he Gefa6r elmer Grploiiun Geiett.
- Ter Stlrnl. .sIb5ugsfunaI am
Seitcnoc Ger Si9b.Ulain Strabs,
ouroe bel Dem gau Der 9fablbriide
OF elnem ocr 8idble hurdbobrt unO
les tatte CUR 6olae, Oab bas @ai.
II in Die Seller Der @eid1itSbduier
lob lno bcn SSHbalt berieiten ii6er.
tpucmmte. Ter Sda6en nuroe ge. ,
ern rcparirt.
~ Seiratbsidrine: 9lIbcrt SuQcn. |
er "a uno ,Soella Sogue, "a, bci0e /
on Eisgnb, O.; GoDaro Rifell, %,
'orpooo, uno Snttic Watbiloa Sol.
ian, 20, BON SamIlton. II
@ilIiam Gennel, ein befannter {
icpcbner oes benahbnrtcn 2renton, I
arr porgeitern al oen 5olgen eines :
rebsgeidppiirs an Der re1ten 8nuo. =
= 3ns orei Sabre alte S0bnd,cnl
n 8anilie 9ernarb Strategicr, Don :
o. 339 Snnoper StraBe, itiir5te :
'rgcltern aus einenl ,Seniter oes |.
peiten Stods Der elterli6en 8ob. y
ing ino entfam obne irsenS cine )
erleBling.
- gs nerlaltet bier, oaB oie g9iles 3
ool @orfs ibre bieiige Miai6inen. 9
'rfltdtte bemn6dIt auf unbeitinlmte 4
arer IN Stillitono periesen mer6en. :,
le Staot lit iest nit &unoerten pc.l h
rbeitsloien geiiillt uno Die meiIteu s
rbetter baben in pielen Sdllen nur Q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-31

iiber ben @roben 9'iaini mo ocn
9sbitcpatcr 6Iii, Uuroe am aeitrigsil
Gage begonnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-31

Tim slHs GrfafiHma In dHsm xss sn bdiu
sehtdnte man carnttrs Bromp nuf.
nine Tablets. apoibeftr ertiuiieu bas Wsib
sirii6, ipeHn blefelbeH nidi bsiIfn. u. la
grobes etanailr IN auf isssr gfaottI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-31
8 a M iItpn.

ltnier asent in Santiltun 1T
Serr GOnarS Sruf, 449 SHo SHnite
Strake. SeQ Sci. 476 a., !SDm,
EBone 1851 u.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-02-04
Citation for Letters Of Administration.
State Of South Carolina.

State Of South Carolina,
County OF Laurens.
BY 0. G. Thompson, Probate ] ,dge:
Whereas Anna d. Wells made suit
to me, to grant her Letters OF Admin
1stration Of the Estate and effects OF
E. l.. Wells.
These are therefore. to cite ana adj
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditors Of the said e. l.. Wells,
deceased, that they be and appear be-
fore me, in the Court Of Probate, to be
held at Laurens Court House, Lau-
rens, S. c., on the 1th day Of Febrn-
airy. 1914 next, after publication here
OF. at Il o'clock in the forenoon, to
show cause, If any they have why the
said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand this 9th day
OF January, Ammo Dominin 1914
o. G. Thompson,
27-2t j. p l.. c..
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-02-04
NOTICE OF BANKRUPTCY.
In tho District Court OF the United

Western District OF South Carolina.
In the matter of Raphael Poliakoff,
Bankrupt.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
To the Creditors OF the above named
Bankrupt:
You will please take, n0ticc that the
above named Bankrupt Of l,aurcns,
In the State and District aforesaid
was duly adjudicatcd a bankrupt on
the 18th day OF January, 1914. There
will be a meeting Of his creditors IN
the law office OFF. p. McGowan, at
gaurcns, 8. c., at 10 o'clock, in the
forenoon on February the 9th, 1914,
at which time the creditors may at
tend. prove their claims, examine the
Bankrupt, elect a trustee and transact
such other business as shall legally
come before the meeting.
H. c. TILLMAN,
Referee.
Jan. 27, 1914 27-2t
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-02-04
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
State OF South Carolina,
County OF Lnmrcns.
Palmetto Bank, Of Laurens, S. c..
Plaintiff,

against
X. A. Jones, Defendant.
To tho defendant, r. A. Jones,
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint in this
action Of which copy Is herewith
served upon you, and to serve a copy
of your answer to said complaint on
tho subscribers at their office, Laurens
Court House, s. c.. within twenty days
after the service hereof; exclusive of
the day Of such service; and If you
fail to answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff In this
action will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Ferguson, Featherstone & Knight,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To the absent defendant, r. A. Jones,
you will please take notice: That the
original summons and complaint in
the above stated case was filed in the
Clerk Of Courts office for Laurens
County in the State aforesaid, on the
Gath day Of January, 1914.
Ferguson Fcatherstonc & Knight,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
27-6t
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-02-04
"SnkeB Alive, John, You IIunsryf Tint
ROOT JUICE IL n Marvei.n

- SSnHS Aou ltunSryf Innt
ROOT JUICE Is n Marvel"
you did before and you'll be ready for
another big, husky feed at supper tlmo
ana more big meals tomorrow.
Never you mimi wiiitt failed to ieip you
or what you've tried before or how much
money you have wasted on uncertain
things you just try ROOT JUICE for ten
days and provo these words. It's simply
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It. The druggist will tell you that pre-
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body says you couldn't buy the benefit
they've had for ten times the price and
they want moro Of It,
ROOT JUICE can't hurt anybody moth
Ing harmful in 1t, no bad aftef effects, no
reaction. 1t is made lof roots and herbs
and the way 1t works Is simply wonder
ful. It does more than<merely put the
the, whole body, stirsVup the lazy liver
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all over again with every part and organ
working like q clock.
Don't you let anybody switch you off
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and try 1t for just ten days Get 1t right
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Is sold at all first class drug stores at
Araollar n bottle and it's worth O hun
You'll say so. too.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-02-04
Let's Have Dinner =
For Once I'm Hungry
Oh, Ho! ROOT JUICE Makes
You Eat Like O. Wolf and
Digest Like an Ostrich.

Tut, tut, don't say you are not hungry
That's complaint of yesterday. Get a
teW rev. doses Of ROOT JUICE into that lin
ioKy stomach of yours and see what hap.
healthy healthy hunger is you'll forget about in
% %uigeStion and dyspepsia in hurry and
youii sit down and enjoy the biggest meal
you'll experience the greatest surprise Of
your life-youll digest that dinner and
youii youii nave no pains and stuify feeling
alter II. You'll not belch and bloat like
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-02-04

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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-02-04

Jhiis'o, hi5hI So"iS anu DlIHTODcS ana
blankets were the common apparel Of
those who made the slippery deck be-
fore the water trapped them below.
And most Of them wore that garm
when they left the limping Nantucket
at the dock here this afternoon.
AS the half-clad, exciting throng Of
passengers reached the dock, they
were herdcd towards the lifcboards by
officers and crew. Three Of the life
boats from one side Of the crippled
vessel were got away from the side
freighted with frightened humanity
mostly women, shiverng in the wet
and cold in their fimsy night clothing.
BY the time these were away the
Monroe was rolling over on her side
and 1t was impossible to launch the
other boats.
With a sudden lurch the liner, now
fast filling, rolled over on her side,
throwing up her uninjurcd side sub
merging cabins and saloons.
Climbed to Top.
With chorus Of shrieks the un-
fortunates left Oil the sinking vessel
turned, and crawling like rats, made
their way over the supcrstructure,
through port holes, windows and COM
panionways, until they rested, just
out Of reach OF the waves on thcup"
per side Of the half-capsizcd vessel
But even this slippery security was
not long available. With rumblng
sound the big vessel plunged beneath
the waves, leaving hcr human freight
afloat on the icy bosom Of the ocean.
Meantime the Nantucket. herself
badly damaged, was standing by, and
Capt. Berry had aroused his sleeping
crew. AS the Intellectual rays of the
scarchlight failed to pierce the blan-
ket of fog, Capt. Berry ordered out
his lifeboats, and one by one they
Evening star., 1914-02-07
TUGS UNDERGO REPAIRS.
Three Vessels Being Made Ready for
Active Service.

Having completed hull repairs at
Deans boatyard at Alexandria, the tug
Walter F. Meade, belonging to the Co.
lumbia Granite and Dredging Company
of this city, has been put overheard,
and the work remaining to be done will
be completed as the vessel lies afioat.
While on the railway the hull of the tug
was completely rebuilt. In addition her
house received necessary repairs. Her
machinery is to be overhauled. The
Meade will be ready for service, it is
said, in about q week or ten days.
The tug Rosalie took the place vacated
by the Meade on Deans railway to have
measurements made of her hull under
water The vessel is to be fitted with a
new rudder shoe, and to have other
minor work done. She will be out of
service for d few days.
The Miller Company tug John Muller,
lying out of service at the wharf of her
owner on the Eastern branch, is having
minor repairs made. and is being painted
in preparation for returning to service
in the latter part of this month.
Evening star., 1914-02-07
CHILDREN PRESENT oPERETTA
Entertainment by Woodside, Md.
Public School and Others.

An operetta, entitled ''Goldenhair and
the Three Bears" was presented under
the direction of Mrs. Mason Clark last
night in the assembly hall of the Wood
side (Md) public school by the children
of the school and others.
The cast included: Goldenhair Miss
Marion Olds; queen. Miss Marie Harmon
Frailty, Miss Betty jackson; Will of
Wisp. Miss katherine Oldys; Airy of
Lightfoot. Miss Helen James; Faithful,
Miss Dorothy Logan: Bard, Master Syl-
vester Giddens: Bruin, J. Crosby MIC
Carthy: Nanny Muff. Master Bernard
Harmon; Tiny Cub. Miss Helen Roeder.
During the intermssions between the
acts soprano solos We're sung by Mrs.
William Henderson and Master Sylvester
Giddens. and violin solos by Miss Lillian
Koechling. The operetta was repeated
this afternoon at a matinee performance.
Bruins part was sung by Charles P.
Clark.
Evening star., 1914-02-07
A Practical Transfer Suggestion.
To ths E,l.tsr of Tie staz


Several thousand people would be
greatly benefited and convenienced at
no expense To the Washington Railway
and Electric Company il that company
would authorize its conductors to ac-
cept transfers from their own cars going
and coming at the corners of F and
14th streets and Pennsylvania avenue
and 1itA street This would help es-
peciaiiy the employees OF the Department
of Agriculture and the bureau of en-
CRAVING and printing In the former
there are 1900 employees, and in the
latter 1000. Many OF these live in the
northern part of the city. Coming down
in the morning, especially if they are
pressed for time, they would gladly
set out at 18th and I streets and walk
q short square To Pennsylvania avenue
il their transfers We're good at that
point 10 the ears running down l4th
street to the bureau. The regular trans
fer points are 11th and L streets and
eth and L streets, but much time often
could be saved by taking the ear at
14th and Pennsylvania avenue going
south and 18th and T streets going
north. There are many ca~ual pas
sengers who also would be benefited by
the arrangement. The only expense in
volved would be an order to the con-
ductorss - a. u. CT TtfKtDt'E
Evening star., 1914-02-07
WIRES TO 60 UNDERGROUND.
Commissioners to Give Hearing to
Electric Company February Is.

\ hearing Will be given by the Dis
trict Commissioners February is rela
I'VE To the proposed change of wires
of the Potomac Electric Power Com
pauy from the overhead to the UNDER
ground system on a number of streets.
The overhead wires were put up with
the understanding that at the expiration
of certain time limits the underground
system would be installed. The time
limits have now expired. The streets
affected are:
Avenue of the Presidents between
Crittenden street and Biagden avenue
Decatur street between 18th and 14th
streets northwest. Kennedy street be-
tween Georgia avenue and 9TH street
northwest, 9Th street between Jefferson
and Longfellow streets, Sth street be-
tween jefferson and Kennedy streets,
Iowa avenue from Delafield place to
Emerson street, 14th street between
Emerson street and Farragut street
and Webster street between 14th and
18th streets.