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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-12

Der Staotrath tpurbe am Sreita9
9lahmittag pieber einmal in betreff Der
Berihiebungen Der Sberfldhe aufge'
riittelt, inoem Serr @ulfap Rsnner pon
Yroipsct Gusnue, bensn @igentbum
The ilmeile perianf, In einem S4reiben
anianbiats, bas sr Die Stuot fur stuai.
gen Shaben haftbar balten mhroe,
wsnn w,itere Beiddbisuns erfolst. Der
Stabtanmalt muroe hierauf an9emielen.
10 idnell mie m5slid feit3uitelien, no
Die Yerantmortuus liest.
Die Srass. Oh t45.00 fur neue
Seuerapparate uerausgabt uno msbrere
Seuermsbr @ompanieen uerbunoen wer'
ben iollen, purbe ourd einen Srief oes
Direftors Derbp misber aufs Gapet
gebraht, tnoem er eriuhte. oaB ueber'
traguns BON @eloern fur ben 3wed er'
laubt peroen iollen.. Jta6 ietner an'
iiht fam bas Department ourh ote
gieuaniauie unb Serihmsljnnsen be-
osuteno uerbeliert meroen, oh Der Staot'
roth iih aber iibsr,eu9en ldet, 1T nod
cine Srass, nad ben ssmuhten seuber'
uneen 5u urtbeileu.
@inen lssts auf8erlansen oes Mapors
cine Sroinan3 Dor. bic bejwedt, oaB
uur brsi Shsnsrfranen anseitellt mer.
ben uno anltatt Der uierten sinSabritubl.
fnabe sn9neirt weroen iol. Die Staot'
pIan Sommillion rietb In einem Strei'
ben, oae Der Dudwortb Ylan fur etns
aomiort Station aneenommen meroe,
welhe unsefdbr $25. 900 fOiten wiro.
Ole Stabf piro cine 0dlfts, oas @oun
~ bic anoere SalIte bs3ablsn.
Staotfontrolleur @iisle bena1ri6
tists ON Dienitas yiobmittas ben
Staotratb, oaB er feline @sloanweiiuu
gen fir Die @eieufhaft Der Sliuoen un
tsrSeihnen meroe. 90 fein olesbs3ii9'
llhes Bureau beffebt. uno Der einSisl
auems9, nm bas @slo oienitbor 81
maiden. 1T Der. baB Elm iClhss Bureau
freirt miro.
| Die Summe, meldas Der Wiapor fiil
neue S5euermsbr spparatr uerlan9t
muroe um 5000 Hollars beihnitten
ioone gu Dem Smed nur 38. 900 Dollars
psranssabt werDsn fOnnsn. @eeen oi
Ysrlssune her @bemliden @ompani
9io. 3 in Petsrsburs uno abihuffunl
Der g Shlau6 @Umponis 0io. 2 in guu''
Seao puroen 70 ftarfe Eroteite porae
lest, baB Dirsftpr Derbp porlaufiI
wenlsliens feline aeubsruns poruebmei
miro.
|. l9a in Der SrbinunS fir Die $360.W
0Onbaussabe Elm Srribum porsefom
men mar. 10 rsihle Wirib cine Sorlas
elm. bic ben Srrthum torri9irt. ii
Pldne fir Die Romiorlitation auf ben
@erihts9ebduoe @runoftiid wuroen be
ltitigt unb oann Der Shreiber an9e
ipieieu, Ole @ountD 8Ommllidre ,u be
nahrihtisen. oaB Die Stuot bereit isl
Die DGlfie Der 3Oiten pom 25. 900 Dol
lars ju tra9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-12
@anne 0puntn

SonesbaIe. = Der 40 Sabre alte
5ranf Shdfsr, ben oie Satin in Sit
9onssoale iiberlebt. lit um Sonntas i'm
6IllersuiIle 9Oipital seltorbsn uno wIro
beuts TIM bisiisen Osnti6en fuib. 5risc'
bot beeroist Ueroen. Srau @lllabelb
Sopsn. friiber bier wohuhaft., ut lsstsn
Samitas in osm Serlsp Sup 9olpial
Ssrlssunssn srlsssn, DelAe iie i'm OiO
pembsr srbislt. Die Ysrliorbsne mar
81 Sabre alt unO wurce ssiisrn I'M ble-
iisen osutiHsu fatb. 5rieohof bsississt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-12
aElameil sic Sribltngs
Mn;iise nnb Ges
indnoer
9iejer eeibe anb Stlsioernaarea
Sertauf piro Sbnen eriparen

a,nfasnb @etb, I'm idmmtlite Ber'
sisrunsen iiir bas nsus @swano 3n
iaufsn. als bas 8eiultat eines sroB'
nrtissn ips,isllsn anfaufs. nmfafisuS
$4,000 Glen pom Ssibe unb 20, 900
Cue pon @ots alsibsrlabriiaten. iino
YreiIe niebriser, als wie sn irsenb elmer
2sit oieie @aiion Glle iino nen nno
iaIbionabsl fur 5rhblins uuo Sommsr
@ebrauG. @ine ssniisenbt slusmabl
bon Wtuftsrn, @swsben unS Sarbsn.
8sribe pis bisie wsrben bunberts pon
auis smsdtsn Gntdufsrn 3u uuisrsn sa'
oentii6eu briu9en:
"A 2oa $500 unb $3.50 farbise
Boue Broeaoe cuttings. Ssrtaufs'
preis, bic Gle, SO Gents.
81 2oll $500 ihwar3e unb farbies
gan3 Wclle Serse. Ssrfaufspreis, Die
@lls. 7s Gents.
80 2oa rs Gents idwarse uno for
btge Sta9onal sSoue Set1t. Otttuulp'
preis, Die Gle, SO Gents
81 Sotl $1.50 i6war3e uno farbi9t
aans Wolle Ser9e. Serfanfsprets, oi'
Gle, $1.15. W
"a unb 81 3ol rs Gents uuo $1.et
fancp farbige Seios- in msbreren Sc
ipsbsn. gertaufsprsis, bic Sls, bs
Gents.
SO 2oli 81 uub s1.25 einfate farbi
&c Mieilaline Ssios. Ssrfanisprsis, bi
@fls, rs Gents.
40 3on $50 uno 81 siniade for
bi9e @rspe,be.@hine Seioe. Serfanfs
prsis, bic Gle. SO Sents.
8s unb 40 3on 81 Canton @repe'
unb @rinileb @rspe'oe Chine Ssios
Dsriaufsprsis, oie Gle, SLAB.
% unb 36 Soll 81 unb 81 ,25 i6wur
M> >Seioe-in mebreren @ewebsn. Nsr
fanfspreis, bis @lle, 65 Gents.
SO Sou $3.50 uno $1.75 ifDarS
Seibe : In mebrsrsn @emsben. Ser
fautspreis, bic Gle, $1.19.
aIsissr 8abriiat eapsn- pirsmn Infer Dur&
sans-Saupifur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-12

Poli,iit Samss Spsensp, fpel6er
uorleste Wtittpo4 yiadt benz 14idbri.
gen @atl Silensfi BON 8eet Strase
elns Rsuolusrfussl In oas 8sin ioste,
naAoem oisisr NIT anosren Burden
ibn nit Shnesballen bombarOirt bate,
wurbs am Samitas 9iahmittas fur elm
seridtlides@ri6sinen unter $500 Bhrss
idaft ssitellt. Der Soreans ersisnste
iid on Der @de uOn Bennington ausnus
uno Wtaple Strabe.
frau Sobn 6. 0aas. EOdtsr bss
usrft 5risorih Weiisr. 1T seitsrn Jiad.
mittaa In Der SDobnune on 5ront
Strass nad elmer 2rantbsit uon is6s
gBohen seltorben. Sic mar 2s Sabre
alt uno miro pon BEN @atten uuo spei
ainoern iibelsbt. Die Beiissuns fin.
bet Samitus yiahmitfas i'm DunmOrs
5risohOf fiatt uuo wirb cine priuats
iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-12
RBtlfes. sarre @a@ri&ten.

= Der moblbefannte 3aufmann 90.
narb S8elles. elm 9riessueteran uno
irnbsrsr Stabtratb, III ON Sonntas
na@ fur3sr 3ranibeit I'm alter uon 80
Sabren seiforben.
- Der bic Dor mebreren Wfonaten
NIT ieinsn @ltsrn an Wtabiion Strabe
babisr mobnbafte % Sabre alte Sreb.
Ststbls lit teste Dode in Sos anselss.
@al., In etnsm GntomObilunfall set0otst
morben.
= Die .. & 3. @iisnbabn @ompa.
ME bat iid bsreit srildrt. s13.75u fur
cine Bride i'm Sftsnoe bei,utrasen, nm
stns ssfdbrlide Babnfrsusuns 3u be-
isitissn. Die Serisp Central Ut 3u
osm sIeidsn 3msd um Die elsits Ssis
ftensr sriu9t uorbsn.
= Srau Sohn Vswis uon Rarrifb
Strass wurOs am SOnntus Wittas in
Der Yarriih StraBe Wtstbooiiteu STRIDE
nm fiinf Diamantrinss i'm wsrtb uou
81. 200 bsiiOblsn, welde iie abselsst
bate, nm In Der Slide @sihrr 3u ma
idsu, nuhosm in Der STRIDE Elm Sunt
ierpirt morosn mar. Die Yoll,ei err
lansts bic ssitOblsusn Diumantsn ipdtsl
pon jpsi 3naben. uno oie 3leinobsr
murosn bann Der 5rau wisoer hber
reid1t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-12
Gsse s,arf @ptissu.

- Dem Gbspuar artbur 3. Grdssr
BON Pries StraBs 1T elm Sobu ssboren
woro.n.
= Den @bslsutsn albsri Softer BON
PettsbOue Strobs III cine Go6tsr &C.
borsn morben.
= Der 80 Sabre alte Sobu Tram
Ine bon @gnon StraBe wurbe am Wion'
tas In Der Bsllsuue .3ede uon einsm
burdbrsnnsnoen 3us Sarrsn setroffsn
uno sstUotet /; Der 3Urpsr wurbe ihau'
osrbdft Ssrflsiidt.
- Der Vaosn bss @etrdnisbdnblsrs
u. u. @oroon on S8sit yadawanna
Guenue III friib Ssreitas Wiorseu uon
@inbredetn um $15 In Baarseio iowie
cine sr6Bere anjubl Slaiden init Sc
trdnfsn beltoblen morben.
= Der 10 Sabre aIts @sorse Didsr
jun. BON Sho Gunner Gusnue, usldsr
ansebIld, Der Batter oss ftnf Wfonats
ultsn 9inbes Der 10 Sabre altsn Warp
Sonss pom Sho @psrstt ausnne 1T.
muBts Samftas auf cine biesbe,hslids
slnflass ftr elm saidtli9es @ridstnsn
$500 Bhrsidaft ftsllsn.
= Sn Der Wdidsrei Der Slad Ola.
mono Seibe @ompanis on Siebenter
Strubs CAB es frAb am Disnitas Uior.
gen stusn Branb, Der Dor isiner 8s
paltisuns sinen Sdaosn BON unssfdbr
orsltaulsno Dollars anri1tsts. Der
Smsrpebr sslans es. aI srsn5enoss
@issnibum Dor Der Bei6doisuus su
bspabren. Wian nimmt on. oaB &C.
irsu3ts sleftrilds Drdbte Die 5lammsn
ueruriahten
- Der % Sabre alte Soiepb Rier-
lon BON gloro Dsder Court wuroe Srsi'
tag yiedt an gioro Wiain Guenue 10
srboit, uls er pon elmer ausabl iunssr
Widnner NIT Sdnssballen bombaroirt
puros. SaB er Elm Gaiirmehsr sos unO
Dem nj Sabre oltsn gBilliam 8urie
pon 9iorb Deder Court Elm Beiu ami.
iteu Der Shfts uno Dem Snis 3erfleiid'
te. ibn siemliA b6s perlessno. Yier'
ion, Der Don elmer sroBsn Wfeniden'
msnsl umrinst wurbe. welds ibn bss
orobte, murbe pon ben YolI3iiten uers
baiist unb einssiisdt. Plsrion wuroe
ipdter fir elm 9srihiIitss @rihsinen
uutsr 5000 Yiirslduft ssiiellt.
- @ufil Wiadalsnsii uon Wit. Bel
non StraBe. welder am 10. 3auuar
nit Der Satin oes Wiihatl Oudaf uou
Dorothp Strabs burhbrannte. nobel
oas Paar $15 uno Gin 3ldbriSes Rino
mitnabm, pnrbe am Oonneriia9 nad
ieinsr Yerbaftuns uuo siusm Yerh6r
fir elm seridllides @rideinsn untsr
$500 8arsihuft ssite1t. Dudaf fano
Die Usiben in Snciana un6 iiberrsoets
Die frau. nit ibm beim ,ufsbren, worauf
Diadalensti aud Suriidfsbrt uno bar.
auf beitano. oob Die 5ruu 5u ibm gu
rudfshrs lsstsre wuroe bic auforins
Iihfsiten euolid lsiols uno bid gerbaft
uus pOn Wiaoalsnsfi mar Die 6olse.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-12

- @inbrsthsr erlanSten frib ssitsrn
Morsen in osm 6. S8. 5risoman "a.
ben on Psnn ausnue SslsiOunssitiids
I'M wsrtb pon $40. wdbrsno In benz
Wiiubauisr saosn on Der Slsidsn Stra.
Sc $1.OO erlanst wuroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-12

Gs bat gSnnDer an ultr getban, lit
bic aenberun9 uon 5rau Dauio Sols
pon StewartS Draft. 3D., In eiuem
Brief an Or. Yeter 5ahrnen & Sons
In Chicago iiber oeren berfbmtss 3rdu-
ter. Ssilmittsl aIpenfrdnter. .Sm Nu.
suft 1909. fdbrt iie fort. rsei9te iid
cine SBunoe on meiner Jlaie. Sie mur.
De TO ihlimm, oab ih Nerate 3u Ratbe
3os, bod tros bsren Bebanoluns muros
es ihlimmer. anitaft better ; bic Uunoe
breitete iih INNER mebr aus. SD b6rts
oann uon osm alpenfrduter. Sd &c
brau6te ibn uuo meins 9iaie beilts pis.
Der. SD bin iebr banibar fir Dos.
mas CT on mir gethan bat.%
Sorni's gllpenfrduter ;eigt cine un'
unterbrohene 9ette uoi @rfOi9en In Der
Bebanbluns pom Sranfbeiten bes Blu.
les uno bes Spitems. @s III feline
gpetbefer. .Wfeoi,in. Ionoern elm elm,
fafes Sr6uter Seilmittel. melhes Dem
Bublifum oirsft seliefert miro burd
Spejial'Isenten, Die ernannt iino pon
ben Serftsllsrn: Or. Better Suhr'
nen & Cons Co., 1926 90. Sopnt
gpenue, Chicago, 81.
5orni's glpentrduter 8lutbslsber if
Su baben bel Senrg 8alter, 1011 @sbai
Nuenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-12
a.s Sem pberen Ghaie.
(Gr9balb @orreiponoen3.)

= Das Sotsl Oss gnorsm wlurinsfb
In Oidfon @itD. elm onsren,snoss unb
elm binten ftsbeuoes @obnbaus. pur.
ben friib ON wioutas Worsen uollftdu'
big bura sinsn Srano ssrit6rt. wslfsr
iia In bem 9otel ersisnsts nnc oann
auf bic ,mei Dobnunsen uusbsbnte.
Der @eiammtiduoen wirb auf 5000
Dollars usranihla9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-12

BesteIlt das HWoehenbIatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-12
t@arbOnOals @orrsiponOsn,.)

: Da iih feline msitersn Podener'
franfunsen ersisnet baben unb cine al.
ssmeine Smpfuns uOrsenommen wur'
De. 10 bat man ON Dienitas ipieoer bic
Wfapfielo Borough S9ulen er0finet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-12

Annoneirt i'm AWOohsnblatt-"
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1914-01-07
JOHNSON AND OTHERS.

yesterday by Governor johnson that ne W"
be FRANCIS
he with presump
will stand for the senatorshp all on e
defines SITUATION
at the election November
probably the state who will now hold them
named by the oppo
serious rift under the surface with
reactonary Democrat no
Democracy promise OF joining WIN w De
support the Democracy will be enough
be Should 1t DO So
against the consolidation Oh
find who known
of the reform policies Oh Fes
he havea fighting chance of election
handicapped o
fact that there no man
big johnson does and unless u
all his faults and they many
be overwhelmingly elected
AS for aney is uncouth his manner
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1914-01-07

the neighborhood of $1,000, but it
would be one of the best uses to which
the funds of the county could be put
and would yield big return, for with
the building of the bridge and the
opening of better approach to the
town the property adjoining the route
would increase in value and would
yield a far greater return to the coun-
ty than it does at present.
1.-THE right of way along the rail-
road tracks is revocable at any mo-
ment and the town should be in a
position where it could be indepen-
dent of the railroad in this matter, and
if the supervisors still hold to their
present attitude of denying Holtville
what it absolutely needs there are
liable to be some supervisoral scalps
hanging at Holtville's belt along about
next election time.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1914-01-07
Order of Eagles
Installs Officers

Ell Centre Aerie No. 1859 of Eagles,
held public installation of officers last
evening after which entertaining their
guests at whist and serving an oyster
supper. Deputy Grand Worthy Presi-
dent William Donovan, assisted by 9TH
er grand officers, conducted the in
stallation. E. w. Finney, acting as
Grand Worthy Conductor, presented
the candidates for installation.
Officers for the local organization Of
Eagles for the ensuing year are: W.
E. Finney, worthy president; A. e.
Mccartney, worthy vice president;
Paul Swanson, worthy secretary;
James Crerar, worthy chaplain; E. Ty-
son, worthy inside guard; Elmer King,
Worthy outside guard Oscar Gillien,
worthy conductor; DR.. Peterson
worthy physician. Trustees, j. H.
Whitman, Van Maccoroll and Al Cas-
ner.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1914-01-07
POstmistress to Be Evicted

Washington, Jan. IF Mrs. Ida
o. Tillman continues to camp in the
postoffice at Geneva, Ala, and re-
fuses to surrender her job as post
mistress, from which position she
has been dismissed, it will be simple
to remove her by law declares First
Assistant Postmaster General Roper.
Mrs. Tillman has been defying the
postoffice authorities by remaining in
the Geneva office for a week.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1914-01-07
Holtville Handed
$4,000 for Bridge

Although requesting $1,000 from
the board of supervisors for bridge
over the Alamo, near Holtville, Su-
pervisor Ed Boyd had to be content
with $4,000, that amount being voted
for that purpose at the afternoon SEES
sion of the board yesterday.
When Supervisor Boyd put the feel
err out for $1,000 the rest of the board
shook their heads-no-too much
money-the county cannot afford it.
Boyd then put up the proposition that
if the county would put $4,000 into
the bridge the balance of the funds
would be Forthcoming from Holtville.
The supervisor from the eastern dis
trict believed that there were enough
of the members who favored helping
the east side town to this extent, but
before the vote was taken the sum
was pared down to $4,000.
Supervisor Boyd contends that as
Holtville has done her duty in help
ing out the other districts in bridge
building and road work, that the other
supervisors should have stepped in
line for the bridge over the Alamo
"Brawley,'' he said, "drew down
S2,700 for bridge; CaleXico, $4,000;
El Centre, about $4,000, spent on the
road west of town, and between 5000
and 500 was spent on the Mammoth
Wash, but Holtville cannot get
enough money for substantial
bridge. A wooden structure could be
built, but such a one would only last
three or four years and we would
then have to do the thing all over
again, while if concrete bridge was
built now, when we need it, the struc-
ture would be permanent.
''Holtville built the road east from
the town to Yuma, which made pos
sible the San Diego road. The road
cost close to $4,000. About S1,100 of
county money went into that road
| put about 81, 800 in the work and
different Holtville men did the rest
of the work. The rest of the board
only gave me $4,000. We will try to
raise the balance at home.
Commenting on the condition of the
present bridge and the need for
new one, the Holtville Tribune has the
following to say:
"The present bridge and its ap
proaches form regular death trap
and some of these days there will be
serious accident in the narrow cut
where the bridge crosses the river,
and it will be indeed fortunate if no
lives are lost. No longer ago than
last Friday evening there were five
cars jammed at the bridge and it took
lot of very careful driving and jock
eying by the drivers to get their cars
out without a collision.
eff Holtville and the country around
it are worth developing, and every
one will admit that they are, it is
absolutely essential that there should
be good roads and bridges leading in
and out of the town, and it is up to
the supervisors to see that the town is
granted its fair share of the county
money. Maybe the sum required to
build bridge across the Alamo west
of Holtville does seem great at first
sight, the amount necessary being in
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1914-01-07

that he would place the
monkey a paror
OF infinitely though questionable
he Phan who will probably be Democratic
ddate
learn that NJ Ehleman
candidate simply because their personal
their appreciation of his
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1914-01-07
Not for Women Only.
tBy United Press Associations

(By United Press Associations)
Paris, Jan. 7-"New recruits when
walking out in the town." says an or
der posted at the Fontainbleu barracks
today, "are expected to take adVan-
tage of the shop windows to look at
the details of their dress in case of
need to correct or alter it. They should
remember the following formula: A
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1914-01-07
San Diego
HOTEL
POLHEMUS
9TH and c Streets

New fireproof Glass A building. 100
elegantly furnished rooms. Room
with bath $1.OO. Others with bath
privilege for less. A special feature,
a dainty breakfast will be served to
all guests FREE each morning, in
order to introduce this new home-hke
hotel. No other hotel offers such a
treat.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1914-01-07

Wood for sale. Ed Royce, Phone
123-W. If
The evening world., 1914-01-07
IOA Won ClAUSSEN :
DEMANDS JURY TEST
Committed as Insane After Poems
Are Read in Court. She Gets
Writ of Habeas Corpus.

Judge Malone In General Sessions
decided yesterday that Mrs. Ida Won
Claussen. who once threatened to sue
President Roosevelt for $1,000 900 for
alleged libel. Is insane. and committed
her to Matteawan. n. NJ. Newman. her
attorney. obtained from Supreme Court
Justice Guy a writ OF habeas corpus
for her appearance to-day. Mr.. New.
man said II was the nrst step in an
effort to have the womans sanity de.
termimed by a Jury.
Mrs Won Ciaussen has been In the
Tombs since Oct 30 on q charge Of
sending . threatening letter to Charles
Strauss. President OF the Board of
Water supply.
Ora william Mabon and Carlos r.
The evening world., 1914-01-07
|RH'EUM Y 'TrsM
Syracuse Manufacture Will Send Free Treatment Is ~
Man or Woman Who Suffers from Rhsumss.rn =


Give me . chance n ~ eanset eurs ,ous
taeumatasm without massass. vacor baths. severe
diet rss,frtsons 90 othss hassh ard issfssctivs
tsvstsaeat.
Ion't shu. your cyss snd ~ "impo~sb,e. " bit
put me 10 the test
You may have tried svssythss you ever heard
Of And srsnt your spnd nancy rixht ,ni leN
without Sfet iust ~ Mr.. Deiano Did Fos
III rty sis year Mr.. Dclsno suffered With Rheu,
msiism and spent Thousands u doiisr In vain
attempts 70 be cured. Finally he dkoo,srvd the
Rheumatic Cooausrcr which ] know cured hs
Of his desk day In and dsy ont. while before
that he ~as cvnfiued 10 hia bed and suffered the
terrible tortuyes Of this dread disease
let me send yor. without charfe, q trial trsat.
ment u tbis Rheumatic Conauror 1 am vii
Ing TO take the chance and surely the test all
tell. 70 ~nd me your name aud the triA treat.
en,elot<
spd shc~ that shs Rhsumatic CorqUsros Aonn
"a only bsaish We potspa q rbsanstisA fron
The evening world., 1914-01-07
Alma GzUCE 8
First Recital
A Big Success
BIZ Sylvester RaWlinQ.

4 LIMA GLUCK revealed herself to us
afresh yesterday afternoon In
- song recital at Carnegie Hall. The
crowded house, from which many per-
sons we're turned away, was suficient
tribute TO her popularity Marcena
esmhrich. the idol Of this end OF pre-
esding generation. who has been Nine
0luck's Instructor for q year. could not
have evoked greater enthusiasm. Tho
presentation Of flowers across the foot
lishss 1.-THE footlishts were not really
turned on) was not a. great; but
xmA Ssmbrich II an institution ana
Nina Chuck 10 only starting to become
one That she will reach the goal. who
can doubt7 She has youth and beauty
and voice and art.
To most Of Us Mime. Chuck became
known through the revival at the Net
ropoiitan Opera House . few years ago
Of "0rphsus and Eurydics." IN which
she sang the Happy Shade and made 10
''sit up ana take notice" Other and
larger parts n opera fell to her. but the
Sunday concerts In which she appeared
olased . path for her to the recital field.
and there she found herself. Few women
without Q long musical career behind
them have reached such . lofty plane
40 Nine. 0luck has reached. But now.
after she has sat at the feet OF the great
apostle Of bel capto. We expect more OF
her. and We fnd her . bit wanting.
It 10 only a temporary lapse. no doubt.
Too much schooling has diverted her In
dividuai charm into . common mould.
But one could not be confident yester-
day that Nine. Gluck's voice. placed
among three hundred singers In a dark
room, could be recognised instantly. Two
years ago there could have been no ques-
ton about II. Take. for illustration. the
singing Of two Of the many numbers
that Nine. Gluck sraciousiy added to
her ofYicial programme. "Wnl o the
wisp' and 1.-THE Land Of the Sky Blue
Water" Time was when II seemed
10 N ethins like sacrilegs for anybody
else to sing either Of those songA Not
70 yesterday. Nine. 0iuck's sinsing OF
them Justified no monopoly.
That Nine. Gluck's voice has gained In
volume and that her ontrol OF II has
Increased there IL no question. That
the individual quality Of 1t will return
when she has assiInilated her lessons
50 that shc will forget to think OF them
thsrs 10 no doubt. She 10 . worthy
representative OF Amsrica in the gal
iery OF world singers. and she well
deserved the applause that yesterdays
audience bestowed upon her.
Nine. 0luck's programme was long
and varied. 1t included Handles On!
Sleep, Why Dost Thou Leave MeF
so.Es by Schubert, Schumann ana
Brahm; Rubinstein's ''Fr1hlineslied.'
, Charpentier group. and an aria from
, Rimsky. orsakoffs 1.-THE Cars Bride"
| esou,sitsly sung, with purest intona-
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sens mental condition and reported
that she was suffering from progressive
parenoia. Judge Malone then iistened
to her testimony In court for two days.
As proofs Of her sanity were shown
poems which she said she had written
In q dark cell In the Tombs with her
eyes closed. one Of them. dedicated
to District-Attorney whitman. began:
Youvs lockei mo In mt and In shans
In prison without . name.
And you've hcspci di9rscs yuu On nee sffscs
On one that was bcsu ~ fame
Further along was the line:
T7s crinrs ~ the prison
Are assiin' and siasliu'.
she might. II unrestrained." said
the Judge In his decision. break out
into dangerous violence at any mo-
mont"
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tufe," another f,rst performance. There
was large audience and an enthusiastic
one
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Federal Tarss Down Montreal.

CHICAGO. Jan. 7--Montreai In the
latest city to be denied admission 10 the
Federal League. Business men In that
city yesterday applied 60 President J. a.
Gilmore for a franchise. but were told
that the circuit had been completed for
the coming season. Cincinnati recently
was refused q franchise for the same
reason.