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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-16
CABS APPEAR ON
Streets OF PARIS
OUTFITS AND DRIVERS NOT
iitft RrSolE " N DAYS
ngrpRE MOTOR CAR

PARIS Nov 25 DHy MdD.-
Hor- drawn cab. have returned Go
The Iroets with the urorrcs OF the
war; lu' the outfits and their drivers
ore me-, as ricur que gs theg were
m ttUr hoyluy before thD motor
car .aHs THE driven .ge ur.etDt
uoN u1 longer crack .bcr
whiI uu'iy .sG thcy accept five.
cent ..Uut.a- with humble jHuks
400 thr Younger t1yicah drivers
have Gi.aupr having been called
ta take tlr.r places in the army
Many OF f1,u have rpou nui into tho
supply .O'uHus. which perform much
excellent and sompiiw d.ll you
service 'n lr'rru. uU munitions aad
food u tl. IU n tho trrHDhc-
Thus. asi.uIs till .n the city are
ir.fr p Doc older men aad by aus-
.,ur l.n eu--. who throuth che
di.'... .. of husines iu nWr pro.
ic~sIo. h..o boon thrown oHf Dt
omu|..neni Gao Hay lrlu from
his .rlrInnH fhr in normal times
Dee o. baritone of some rHnoNu 'f
% luud.r upcg house. or wayh" 90
Teacher g.. languages. or perhaps %
pfol' l- OFF ie.clnr
1.. fu,,i"r British Belgian au1
French 'ou aH.loW-. form az
most o.. .n. .,u I on. rrporIo0
cot fho it.I.r. f U.uccrt uhu wander
nom ..r.Nrd ,o court ,grd n. The
rar.i.r apartment housos f,.ry
window ..tr. hen the erOuu. Do.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-16

front. and all buy. at the price OF
Two cents. copies of the words and
often Join In the refrain
The flower girls, with their
"sveef yiolets" direct from the RI
voria. which have never looked
freshcr nor more dainty appear to
have increased In number perhaps,
because they are mere noticeable
OWN rtO the smaller crowds of ped
estriaus ON the streets.
a shine always difficult TO oh
tain iu France. is next go impossible
u This period The ancient boot
blacks. sometimes women loisurely
wipe OF some ol the mud and chen
lny on "a covering of the poorest Kind
cf hackur after which iho polish
Hf brush and cloth are applied With
out energy. leaving the footwear n
% state of miserable dulme-s, go a
charge in excess OF that paid in any
city off the lfited Statos
"Uarleouius are sought for at
the central markets hy c.oringrcae-
Inr numbers of the uutc0t nf Paris
every morning 90 an CARLY hour
The harleQuins" are composed of
Vngt rs loft from the mell" Boa che
leading restaurants. and Che name
is derived from the vogiH ted as
aortwori of small mocos of meat.
poultry and dolicacies So, ont on
pilates and sold 90 price ranelng
from Two to live cents
The adoption hy the French of tho
fashion of niposmoEinp aad The en-
romout of most of tho male popula-
zion il the army have dalf @ hard
blow af lho gatherer %. cigarette"
oede ana CIGAR stumps ho for
year was uch a wollkuoVn figure
about the terraces of tho houloyarl
ufo The amount of discarded
mites ol tobacco be pick up has gene
rral', decreased and tho ucwspapc'
boy. who look 10 him to sell them
i1. t.U cents % packaec " fh" dried
ana roIlc1.up rofuse. oi which thcr
u.rr thc chief purchaeor. now %.
tain smaller quantity for their
money
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half OF its rye That year its wheat
crop was zoe 600 600 bushels great
~ than our own. o. cat crop equall-
cd ours. he barley crop was three
times as great as ours. aud Us rye
crop twenty five times as LARGE as
ours
Russia has more horses than any
other nation on earth with 10000
GOO as compared with our 2iO0".-
GOO. more sheep than any other na-
ton. with su.uUu.uUn as compared
with our 10000. 600 nearly 9s
many cattle. with -l.OUo.0oo as com
Tared with our 100000
The latest authoritative inform'
ton ON Russian educational condl-
tious. that Tor i1uN, shows that only
Pm out of every thousand people 30
the Empire could read and write ana
there were $50 illitcrte women For
every lliter7te man With0ur hum
drci million population, Boo 1912 we
had am enrolment Of l9.2lN.00n
school children with her populI-
ton of no.. 100000 Ru-sias total
enrolment Was 100000. and 2a 90.
these were boy for every lo who
were girls
Ana set ihc first woman civil en.
cinser u the world was o. Russian
aud the educated woman of Russia
enjoys @ freedom equal 10 that of her
kind Zoo amy other country IN tN'
world They are even allowed to Pee.
come professors zoo mems universi-
ties. and after twenty years of scr
vice ere retired ON pensions. which
continue during the lives of ih'ir
husbands. DO they are married ANA
are uryiyd boy the heads ut their
houses
The Tsar of Russia is well paid
ruler ilD receives the revenues from
the Russian crown lands aud their
area is equal to tlg' of One third
OH, United state several wears lgn
the imperial trDa ur.r Isl reported
have advised me Tsnr Your NlIo.s
need have no fear Of ever coming io
feel o., sting oi poverty Financial
lv You are sa'yeucy .teelf With one
HauJ yor could Iuy out the American
muIti-millanl.ros Morean ana Rock
cie'lor. uu ilI la,, enough lci'
20 nlR u,unH "1. 'aruu NUf.
chi.l' o. is said tat fh. .s.r $500.
displo1s,l 90 The tlIpuanry ol one
holder OF hIs purc-str'ur Wheeler
the story is apochrypll or not g
docs NOT m.-~eprc-ori thc Tsar'
wealth
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AMBER SUPPLY
FROM PRUSSIA
Continued from Page oncl.

Il 81 needless 90 $50, thai modern
medicine takes lu,'c note of amber
cures
amber was one of Ono principal
things which served 90 keep sturdy
curiosity in the hroneia o' thc phoo.
uciW the Greek and the Roman
concerning the drrary north The
The greatest supply of this product
81 found ON the coasts of tho Baltic.
there the coniferous trees of amber
rcsin grew IN age, past and most of
o. c,mos from Sawlaud niHrloI
amhors are found elsewhere IN the
world. some aye found 100 tho rreeu
sands OF New Jersey. hut genuine
amber fragrant WhrH rubbed, Oomca
from Santana and other rlnDo. aluug
the southern Baltic coast 70 o,Cu
in the sands and in shallow water.
iu the form of humps cor boo drops
Very rarely Jumps have been gather.
ed weighing as much as twelve
pounds or more.
insects. ly.to. arl ClprH ul Ton
dncsyod world are preserved Iu many
pi,cos ui amber Pieces containing
these m .rjs are worry valuable One
uorfpo, ioaf having suld for 800 a
museum at EonRshor. has prize
less collection o.. uwhorur uu'
memorials. rontaiuiae uur0 than
10000 specimens.
"N nug,d land of marsh ana
brake. 60. forrest of p'u. 1ud ur ar'
bIr,n ,f canal. ..H .tT....I ri.Uf.
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RUSSIA YOUNG
GIANT NATION
PROGRESS HAS BEEN SLOW on
ACCOUNT on LACk on OFT.
SIDE COMMUNICATION

WASHINGTON. y C.. Dec % .-
showing how Russia is larger than
the entire continent OF North Ame--
lea. with the islands OF the Cas-i-
bean thrown In how 10 occupies
three-filths of Europe and two-fif'as
of Asia how its Asiatic possessions
arc one and O half time as great ls
those OF China aud three times a-
great a. those of Great Britain how
b. comprises one-siNth of the laude Q
area of the globe and one-tenth O..
tH, world population, Gilbert n.
Gf0Heuor. Director and Editor oi
ihe National Geographic Society. has
lust furnished the nearly $4,000
members OF that Organization with
striking pen picture OF "YouIa
Rrssia-A Land of Unlimited Posi-
hilities."
After giving an impression Of Tie
diversity OF the origin OF its people,
Who come from the Orient and tb"
Obcident. the irieid north and tb"
tropic south. OF lbs range Of clme'e.
which gives fhp Palm Beach touch
go u- Crimea ana the breath OF 90,
.,i, "a b.. tt,.lt. -, r,ri,r Of a..
,"' #" .or,.,,i,.r.I I'm cs G.
iii ,.r,.t,,. ,srir,,i,,. of it. .,.,.
w tt.t ,t,,.,' by. .ra,,i,. ~ ,ro.,
a.. NJ. .n5 H.. ,ton",l. o..
- 49,. r,"sn,f,r. ana ,be t...
'''', 80 y, ,t' rar,,-. ana ,,
., -, ,., ,,.,,,s, 70 ,so
49, lir,t,. ~ h. r,,i,c
t'' ~ rr ,,... co..
.pn, .H,I' III +. ...-r,,l.,. .r,.i.
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superintendent D. @ Pollard oi
iNa county farm has m Doe decided
Improvement recently from thr oi
I.. oI his recent illnes l'e 3. now
vr, much hiu''f aeln N ha d.
eun ip rc-ail his furmr physique
lfU Sass iu fhn city last evening 60
attend lodge and romaluod o.rr uig'.
win frioui
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-04

nervous could not sleep. then would
b. 20 tired mornings that l could scarcely
ess ssound. Il seemed almost impossi-
Sc TO move or do . bit Of work and !
thought I nsver would be any better I'M
~ I submitted to an operation. COM
msnoed taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound and soon felt like .
new woman. l had NO pains. slept well.
had good appetite and could do almost
al my own work for . family Of four.
I shall always feel that owe my good
health to your medicine. Mrs. HAY
WARD Sewers. Hodsdon. Maine.
II you are III do not drag along until
a oparation 10 necessary, but at once
take Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
II you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound will help you. write to
Lydia E. pinkham Medicine Co.
(eoafidsntial) Lynn. Mas. for adj
viss. Your letter viii be opened.
fesd and answered by . woman.
aa6 held In strict confidence.
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black frock coat and . top hat Of
ancient ancestry. appeared In the
Wese esAs Court to-day against Afiss
stella Howard. = Pretty. brunette Of
eighteen me old man 10 Samuel
Gruhen OF No. 1ss West One Hun
drsd and Forty fourth street. a
reputedly wealthy twine merchant.
He 10 seventy -four years old. q ND
over and has I'VE married daughters.
The twine merchant charges Miss
Howard with stringins him and
wants his presents back.
Miss Howard lives at No. $50 West
Ninety seventh street with Mrs.
Francis Berger. Both are demonstrate
ere and Miss Towards line is brooms
and mops. In fact, In demonstration
circles she ia - known a. the Mop
Queen. "Filn the early stages Of their
courtship.. which began in the base
msnt OF the department. store Of the
Adams-F1andean Company at West
chester and Third avenues. the Bronx
Mr.. Gruhen bought enough mops from
the black-eyed mop queen to mop w
. young nood.
Every morning he appeared with ar
armful Of flowers or candy and tool
out In exchange A. armful Of mops
In court Miss Howard said that he
started IN cautiously on a nineteen.
cent broom, but whisked his way III
till he was buying vintage mops ant
the more expensive brands Of broomi
With reckless PRODUCTIVITY.
The twine merchant, according I,
Miss Howard. fnally made up hi
mind to marry her. But he didn'
tell her %. Instead he sent for on
of his married daughters from Bridge
port, Conn.,. who arrived here las
Saturday. In the meantime. to paw
hts way for his announcement. Cru
hen sent round . fur coat and fe,
other tribes to Miss Howard an
some more flowers and was . regula
bull on mops and brooms.
WILL MOP UP THE rANoLE u
COURT TOMORROW.
Sunday morning Mr.. Gruhen shine,
UP his hat and brushed of his frocl
coat With one Of Mas Howard
whiskbrooms and. with his daughter
went round to Miss Towards fiat
The hour was early and she was no
up. but tho bell rang insistently I'll
she opened the door . crack an,
peered out.
II saw the old man outside. and tn
FIRST thing he had the nerve to sa
was: Stella. I want you to meet IN
daughter and then to his daughter
Stella II going to be my wife," sh
said In telling her story. "'Whad
dyermean your wife?' I asked hin
and then he started to cry an
begged me TO marry him. I got ma
and slammed the door. Next thin
you know I'm summoned to court"
The summons was obtained yester
day by Gruhen and charges Mis-
Howard not only with withholdin
the return OF hiS>presents but ais
with taking q go bill from him. whe
the case was called to-day all partie
to II were present, but Bernard Sad
ler. the old mans lawyer. div not ar
pear. Magistrate Dueul put the cas-
over till Tomorrow. when oil will
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lambsrt's Itsterins, u siss. NC;
soc size, sc.
BORNE, magnum sise. reg. o.. at 7oe.
Vsrnae Lotion, 81 sise. sc.
hsrpatons, the new tonic and
builder, reg. 81. at DC:
$50 sise. t9e.
Oromo esitxsr. 81 size. NC, SOC
size, soc; Csc siIe. tse.
orovss' Laxative ouinl..s Tablets,
Shae headache Waters, $50 site
At tss; ouS.'s e:p q: M."9s.n e.. ne.
Soross Tablets, u.
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CALLED WORST BOY IN BRONX
Thirteen-Year-OiA Harry schspmas
Accused a. stabber.

Hes the most desperate boy Grim
inai In the Bronx" said Detective Ed
ward Tierney Of the Alexander avenue
station. in. the Bronx Children's Court
to-day, describing thirteen-year-old
Harry Schapman Of No: $50 81. Annes
avenue. The boy has been implicated
in four sst a bbink cases in a year.
He tyAs accused to-day of stabbtnE
William Katz. fourteen years old. OF
No. SO Prospect avenue. IN a quarrel
Of Lincoln Hospital the knife narrowly
missed the boys heart. Katz failed to
appear i'm court to-day and Justice
Mayo remanded Schapman in the care
OF the Chjidren's Society. until the VIC
tim appears. The accused boys
mother and brother were In court to
plead for him.
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swept together ana the scrambled
"InsH think of fhinen coming 10 this
pass" spvRtered the old. man. 40 Miss
Howard, with q defiant toss Of her
head, swept past him. "Didn't she
cali me her dear, darling little pop
peri sure she did. Here's the letter.
she can have all the mops I bought
from her back II she'll return my
presents; but I amt going to be
fooled by her-no sir"
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Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound did for me.
One year ago I found
myself . terrible suf-
ferer. I had pains
in b o I b sides and
3 u c b . soreness I
e ould scarcely
'strsighten up At
times. Ny b . c X
achsd. I had NO ap-
|oetite and was 90
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olmbels epeem NsdveIn0 Gem.
pound. large bottles. zoe.
Pure oer,e q oesaele Acid, ID.
oin,bsis Petrelatum Jelly, yell
low. Toe Jar. g, 80 jar. &c, white.
lsc Jar, toei vso,st peffumed. zoe
i far, t0e.
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Combin alton Offer
Powders, Pastes,
Creams
Cornbin alton O6or

C0mbin alton O6er
0irbeis Tooth Powder, a pleas.
ant high grade tooth powder, In
well filled tins: reg. l5c.
Glnrbeis Tooth Wash, delight.
fully fragrant and antiseptic; reg.
| ularly 25c: both for csc.
And with this combination We
will give free q good Tooth Brush.
Mennen's Taieum Powder, 10c!
Arbutus Rice Powder. reg. l6c
at tOc.
coIgate's Tooth Paste, eoc and Ioe
koIynos Tooth Paste, tSc.
Sauibb's Talcum Powder, iSe.
orris and Chalk. y h.. ise; Y
h..
Tonic, sass, $3.50, ooc and zoe.
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MOP QUEEN Tilted
DEAR 0LDPOPPER,'
THE STRING MAKER
Maybe She Was Stringing Him
Along, but He Wants His
Presents Back.

A tall old, mar. wearing |. long
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Labeled Toilet and 6rv0 oe1.
| tlesj 3 o.. 2oe; 4 o.. eeeS . g.,
9oeJ o.. vide mouth. Soej Z 90.
wide mouth. Ssei . o.. VIZ
| mouth. SOC.
Beautifully finished labels -.
i curelv attached.
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When Needed
Toilet Articles


Physicians and suresonS sess.
Munyon's witch Haze, sosp, se.
serosorm LIQUID, soc stse. x9o.
bar me e tee c a. Soap our regular
r. ss:,,'; H. soap !. "a! in cakes o'mSe''
Jespen's VIo,st olyesr,ns sess. ,
coios.s's Bath Soap, large. white
wrapped. 2 for csc; dozen. ~.
Coiuate's coieo Soap, 2 for &c.
Co'0ate's Cashmere Bouquet 8oap,
large; for SOC; small. for SOC.
3. q O. gsu de- Cologne sosp. 4ae.
Pain, Olive Soap, &c.
2. q q. teanIaus sosp. cake. 2se.
TAPS Cold Cream Soap, cake. 3ee.
| ivory .PyraIIn Toilet ssts-Large
comb. brush and mirror sets Of
this beautiful ware. 80 much
cherished at present.
3-piece sets. engraved With
monogram Of 2 or 3 letters. for -.
ivory eyralin eptton Hooks, SOC.
ivory Pyralln Nil Fllss. 39c.
ivory Pyralin SHOE Horns, Boe. '
's sSTy sPy yr:''" t.s oaS.:. 81 $50
Bath erushes with detachable
handl' :, 3se.
Si.s- Hard Rubber Combs. ~.
Channels skins, reg. 81. rs. ut soe.
~ Mandrake Bath sponoes, eoe.
=. Nall Buffers. slightly soiled. usually
f5c. ut Csc.
Nail Scissors, for cuticls. hns
points. SOC.
Nail Boards, large. boxed. dosen
zoe; small. dozen, Sc.
lustrits Nall Enamel. f2c.
German Mall Sticks. reg. Csc. tSc.
0lr,bels Csc Nail Bleach, Tee.
Glrbels 25c Nail Enamel, tSc.
OJer kiss Perfume, ounce bottle. ~.
Csc Soxodont Tooth Powder, SAC.
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Seotts Emvseso0s u sssss ~
oirSc,s' Emulsion csa L,vse
on, the usuai 81 .sise. ~.
Pure Norwegian Cod Liver gu,
oimbsIs Wine o. cs1 Civse on,
has no oil taste. reg. Sc. at -.
oImbsls Syrup nyeee"s:p:'sss
olmbsls syrvp White t!ee ceM.
pound, at. Csc, pit. Hse small eots ~;
pains; regularly i5c, at ioe.
Cold and oripes Tablets, . spaeaAA
remedy for colds and grippe. rsgu.
larry i6c. at toe.
1sliadcNna Pisstsrs. Dc.
STRENGTHENING Piasseee, %.
x.pS; Sr ,.,s T..; ssS az; 49,: re d.
oimbsls ovln,Ns. Pine, s-sreaos
oImbss0 yellow Threat MlxtveS
regularly a6c. at Zoe.
olnbals osst oareis. reg. ase. At ~.
Sick Room Supplies
Roblnson's Turkish osth cablNs>p
for taking Turkish baths at hone;
iold into small space; regularly
''i SssS.. soia,ns Bath vss, vsry
durable: sold usually at STA e.
regular price $3.50. special at ~
Rubber ohestino, single faee4.
yard wide. SOC, ~ yards wt4s. Wei
double faced. yard. 7Se' IN yeres
Wubssr 81 Ssnss for babies. -.
Zinc Oevehs Pane. eoe.
Aiunr,Wissd Pane, et.oe
gnsw,slled bed eane,. ~.
Rubber oioves, 0lmbSlS best. heavy
rubber. regularly s0c. at. paisl 1ee.
guaranteed. Regularly u ana ot.1oi
ooe for . at; ne for at.
MedIeel oatssssss, fully seaaDoses
eapsr Diapers, pack. -.
Clinical ThormosNotoro, accurate.
reliable: every homo should have
one. 6oe.
Labeled Toilet, and 1ev0 ID. |
tlesj : o.. 2oe; Z o.. eeej . g.,
9eeJ : o.. wide mouth. Sci Z %.
wide mouth. essi . O.. VIZ
mouth. SOC.
Besutifuiiy finished labels .. /
cYrelx attached:
oirnbsis Antlssptle seivtieW Mevtk
Wash and oarois, reg. @oo, at 10 pinC
o.,eo". 4. SOC siss. sse' $50 siss. ne,
oimSc,s Xbsersses cstss~, h,sAsss
grade made. reg. t0c. at. H.. Sc.
Iev!ists' Cases. reg. ei.3s. at Gel
Mai" tioo' and subway. s.,s..y
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Qilnbels Pure Drugs b
Laboratory Products

0ImbeIs psFeHIds Hydro0sn, quart,
oln,ssIs pure Extract witch Hazel.
oin,bsIs Violst Wiseh tiass,, pint,
zoe, y pint. t6e.
0irbsis Ammonia for household
use. plain or cloudy; gal. CSC, Qt..
Viei:t s:rsumsd Ammonia. a...
e0e; pint. t6e.
800; Qt.. 7eo; pint, SC.
olmbsls Wood Alcohol. gal. Soe;
Qt., Csc; pint. t6e.
oimbsls Jamaica Ginger. Z Or. soe,
: o.. zoe.
Pure Castor on, 3 o.. sse, . o.. tee.
carbo,ie Acid Solution, 8 per cent.
gal. SOC, pint. zoe.
ss,dlIts Powders, I dossn dosss In
boz. Toe.
Gpsom aalts. Lib. boz. Re.
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These Articles Are of Aid Indeed:

49,, e.; P'.s.d's Lilac vsssss'. soe'
. cs'Ssis's Geld Cream. generous
',.o:ss:s. . ..m.s.r. Cole e-..~ ~
tubes s!e, $50 Jars. ase, SOC Jars.
oimbsic Ihssirieai Cold Cream.
fresh. clean and delightfuliy. par
f,fmed. lib. tins. reg. SOC. at eoei
y lib. tins. reg. 32c. at ese.
pemps'an massaes Cream TO
oirSsi. eseums.r Cream. Jars.
d,wSc.s Liss,s e.es eewdsr, In
hesh or white; reg. 7sc. at SOC.
Miro. Osna Rouge vsosta,. soc.
Eureka Peroxide Cream, regular
?5c Jar Of this fns peroxide cream at
'ss s,.S 0do! Mouth 4 . Web, ,se; %.
oirrbsfs Large s,ss eettis Smell.
IMP ssits. in co!ors; reg. $50. At eoe.
toe laWrbs' Wool Powder Pune, tse.
otyeothyn,o,ins, eec.
"esc Wstsrl pint. ssel = pint. zoe.
eo n,s,s..s .ssuIsrly lie; At iSe:
,sc; az ,ce, ''' ''"'' '''s'"
olmss!s Green se.s. German
style; lib. Jars, ne.
olwbsls Pewdsrsd cssslls Sea-. l.
oISSsis r,ne.urs Green ssss, 4
ounces; regularly csc; at zoe.
and besutifyins the hair: odor:,
hcliotrcpe. rose. carnation or violet;
regularly Csc; at Zoe.
oimbeis Toilet Water, violet or
carnation; regularly 36c: at tSe.
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yavealrs oalesa .Taelste, ~.
Fellows syrve kyODpheophItoo
&c. zymels Troksys, t7e.
Brown Mixture fsb,sts. WITH O
without ammonia. bottle. e.
tmtth's, 0evmmstrs' Or oee@e
Cough 0rops, %e.
Pure oiyecrIns. . o.. ~, .
| o., soc.
| cempovnd cashsrsie PiI,st iee.
Zoe. 0lavd's Iron Pine, s gr.. 100, y.
Soda Mint rab,sts, Chlorate o.
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-04

Fritz Won stuber, q young globe
trotter from Wiesbaden. came 70
AMERICA two months ago in search OF
: wife He met Miss Lola Brennan OF
waterbury, Conn. two weeks ago ana
Alderman Reardon at the City Hall
Yesterday perforyfed a civic Ceremony
THE couple will Hall on saturday.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-04-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.
Chesley D. Hunter and Allen H. HaW-
kins, as administrators Of the per-
sonal estate of Samuel A. Hunter,
deceased and others, plaintiffs,
against
Elizabeth F. Hunter and Elizabeth E.
Lane and others, defendants.
All and singular creditors Of the
personal estate of Samuel A. Hunter,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-04-17
Gave More Time.

Rear Admiral Mayo allowed the
Huer.a commander until 6 o'clock
that evening to fire a salute but later
extended the time TO afford the local
commander an opportunity to COM
municate with his superior officers
in Mexico City. A statement Of apollo
gy was issued in Mexico City by Gen.
Huerta and the officer who arrested
the marines was ordered punished
This did not satisfy the United STATES
government and a salute was insisted
on Gen. Huerta himself at no time
agreed 10 comply, but an undersec-
retary in the Mexican foreign office
did inquire of Charge O'Sdaughnessy
ii a salute fired to the gunb1at DoI-
phin and responded to by the Ameri-
can ship would be acceptable This
was emphatically rejected by the
United States. and word was sent that
aothing short Of a public salute 10
the American flag would be satisfac-
tory.
This was the situation laid before
the cabinet today by the president
Some administration officials were in
clined to wait for more facts and do
nothing until an investigation had
been completed. Others suggested tha,
Huerta would evade the issue and
delay and that prompt and vigorous
action was necessary.
John Lind, it is understood, in his
conference with the president and
Secretary Bryan had counseled
forceful move. For two hours the cab
met discussed the pros and cons and
the possible consequences of drastic
action, and the plan OF sending the
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-04-17
TO DRAW JURY.

Notice is hereby given that at 8
O clock a. NJ, April oath, 1914, in the
office of the clerk of court, we, the
Jury Commissioners, for Newberry
county, S. c., will openly and public
" draw the names Of SO men to serve
as petit jurors at he court Of Common
Pleas, which will convene at Newber-
ry, S. c.. May 11th, 1914.
Jno. L. Epps,
Eug. S. Werts,
Jno. c. Goggans,
Jury Commissioners for Newberry
County, S. C.
April 18th, 1914.