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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-07
gun bsutf4sH nnterfses
booteH 3eri0rt.

- q" - J. "
2onbon, 6. QpriI Der britiiAe
Sdmpfar .Rortblano", pOu 200oSOns
men, nit .insr aabuns GiIsner5 an
goro, TT um WOHtas Rorgeu auf Der
55be ppn 9e16DSeao Don einsm oeuts
I&su rnieriss5Oot in ben 9runo ses
6cbrt fporoeH.
Die rROrthIon5" giHs in 5e5n gds
nutgn unisr. Die "a MloHH ftaIts Be-
iaBuug purOs ipdtsr DpH Dem bsIgi-
iten Sampfsr rSOpaIi" aufsenpmz
men.
Nm Nrntag DIros aud Der britiias
Syiiasroampfer rasautba' DON sinsm
beutI9su uutsrissbcot ausssriffsH unS
in Der RGbs Don 2onsitons i'm Wsers
DsrIeNtt. Die 13 Iaun ftarte gsias.
ing purbe pom Dem i9peoifasnSams
pier .5urb" gsrettst uuS an Sisuitag
in gInt9 ssIoubet.
Der aapitGn Der rTprtbIanos
slaubt, bab isin Sdiff bon bsm linz
terTss6pot IL u" usrientt pprSsn lei,
nGbrsub Der 3npitdu Der .a51ntAa'
Der quii6t III, bab isin Boot oon Dem
u 20- in ben 9ruuO gebo9rt paroe.
Si. @ertuts Der Bitten
an Sffisisreu.
2onbon, 6. qlpril. 0i. IsBt:
gsrIuitIif. Don Sffisisrsu, bic aui
bic am %. Rdra gu GHos seguRseueu
Spsi @O6en gssus BAT. srgis6t, oaB
felt BEN gssinn BEG ariegss ben ben
griRn 1874 Sffi5isre sstObtet auS
1901 psrDunbst Duroen, rpdbreHb 732
Drmibt iDsrOsu. Gs srgisbt oies eiH.u
9sIammtOsrIuit Don ss77 Sffi3isren.
Su ben in gstradt tommeRosn spei
Doden purben 3o1 Sifisiers gst5Stet
unb 468 DtrDuubst, pGbrsHb II nlS
osrmibt ousssetsu tpurosn.
Ginige SrgauiintiousR ba6en guH5
bsTpnbsrs tart sslittsn. 60 purOeH
S.g. ppn BEN Cameron So6IlnosrH 16
OffiSisrs sst6otst unO II OsrpahSst;
BON ben gOroUn SOdlGnosrn 9 sst6bs
TT uno % pernunbst; BON Rorthamps
on R.gimsnt II sstOotst unS 10 Der
punO.t; BON Der SaiisenbrigoSs 10
ostSots! unb IA pernanSst; BON ben
ROpal Srifb Riflss 9 ssiDOtst uuO II
psrpuub,t uuo pom Worcefter Regi'
msnt 13 sst6Stst unO II DsrDuubst.
pbautafisu absr bic RetI'
bts GsfbmGrf4dIIg BON
Der 9pGB no d Berlin.
paris, 6. aprii. Dem nSouruuI'
pirb aus atbeu tslssrdp5irt. bdb Se'
pirili6e 3psd Der ReiIs Oss JsIO-
mari9dus Baron oon Der 9Ols mad
Berlin Der isi. ben auiTer BiI5sIu
pom Der glOtbpsnbigtsit zines nsusr
susrsii9,u 5sIbsuses ssssn Serbien
uut.r b.r GiibruHs ess GslOmari5aIi
islsit. 81 iibsrssussn.
Sin ipI4g Ss!ssua iass ssr aos'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-07

mOutus .iniss feinbfi6e grd6sn Be-
Iesien, ba6en mir aud einise Sefan'
gene gsma9t, Elm Maf6inengeIduB
Ino einen gpmbenpsrfer errsutet.
.Sn benz Walb pon 8rule, OftlI9
nom Balb Don ainn, baben mir 5orts
I6ritte semn9t. llnIsre ppiitionsu
norb0ifli8 DON RssnisOiGIs ba6en mir
6ebauptst."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-07
Ser Giienbabnberfebr tn
Eemtiblattb
Dura srObs sruppsnbsU" I"
gunoen unterbro 9erl.

guneen unterbroHen.
pdris, 6. &pril. Cine Dspsi4e
BON elmer gu9ri5tsnuseutur in Ssnf
ragt, baB Der GiisnbahHDsrtebr nit
DsutI6lonb felt Srsitus fGrt unter.
6ro9sn Iei, neil bic O.utIden Glen
ba6nsn grobs Sruppenmafsn DON
Slanbsrn Hber Riindsu uu6 Ssitsr'
reid bef5rbsrn. Sieis Sruppsu Der'
ben pabrI6einIid fir bic @sritdrtung
Der SrOnt IN ben &arpat5en DerUsubst
perben.
gs nirb aud bebuuptet, bnb grObe
Wafen Don 5ferreiaiiaen SruppeH
aus sirol, in Der Rdbs Der italisHt'
i5sn Grsnae, suriidssSossn nprSeH
IsisH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-07
Smlgarien lebnt ale ger'
anttuprtlihfeit fir ben
Ginfaa in Serbiem ab.
Die Serben f9enten ben
ertIdrungeu Der 9uls Z
saren Gbsr teinen
9Iauben.

u du ben.
2onbon, 6. april. Der bull
snruids @sfanbte in 2onbon maate
am Sisnitug cine Note bon Ieinsr Res
sisrung betannt, in peldsr ale 8srs
untportli6tsit fin ben Ginfaq DON
6ulsuriI4en irreguIGren Sruppsn in
Serbisn dbSslebnt purbs. Die ROte
DieOsr9Clt i'm allsemeinen. mas T4on
in Sepsfaen aus SOfia geiagt rDorbsn
1T. Gs ipirb bs6uuptst, bab Der aufa
itaub bon siirtsn in Serbii6sMa5sbOs
nien OeraHIabt tporoeu lei. Sieie Siirs
fen bGtteH iia erbOben unb ieirn bann.
BON ferbiI4en 5ruppen OerfOlgt, auf
buIaariidss Gebiet gefliidtst.
Die bulsuriiden 9rsn5pa6en bas
Ben in ssipifeu5after Weiis ibre gfli4t
srfii[lt unb perfudt, Die ferbiI6en
@rsnspOitsn gu bsi9iibsn", 6sibt sr
peitsr in Der Rote. rgs geAt baruns
tlar beroor, bab es iih bei Der gan5en
Qngelegenbeit I'M cine Qffairs 5piiten
ben isrbiiden gshOrosn uno Der uns
5ufrisoenen 9ep0lferuns Der betrsifsnz
ben @esenb buubelte Du cher bic
Snfurrettion sroBe pruportioneu ans
suuebmen brpbt uuo oies ierbil4e
SruppeH IN Die Rdbs Der bulgurti@en
SreHSe bringen tunu. bat 8ulgurten
bic isrbii4e Resierung eriu4t. barauT
gu feben, bub teins ierbii4sn Sruppen
auf 5uIgariT4e poften feusrH, mas,
nj. bic @srsarssnbeit seIe9rt bat,
srnftli9e BOIssu bubeH tDnnte.'
Sn Senpffi5islIen ierbiI4sn Sreiisn
in 2pnbon piro bic GrtldruHg ni6t
fir 6aare Tliin5s angenommen. Gs
piro .rtlGrt, bob aus Offi5ielIen Sepss
I6en. bic nGhrenb bes Cages einges
trOffsn iiHb. 3erOorge6e baB tDeitsrs
glnsrifie auf butsarii4em Ssbist oor=
6e1sitst perben, nit Der uumitteIbaren
abfft. Der isrbii9eu armse bic 3us
fu6r pun @orrGtbsn ab5uidneibsu.
gs nirb binsusefiist, bab iih untsr
Sen 9etToteten nint uur Siirtsn befans
BEN. iunbern aud Seiterrsi9sr uHD
bab an ben a6rperu Der Sobtsn Sos
tumsnt. sefunben tpuroeu, aus SsnsH
Der Sped Sss Ginfaas gu ertsnneT'
mar.
Ism gus1anb fsbIt ss an
/ Qr6eitsrn fir bic 9srs
Fsltuug pOr MunitiOn.
aouoou, 6. apriI. Sas Srisgss
miuiinrium tiinbists am absnb an.
SaB 2oro ait6ensr elm SOmmittee err
naHnt babe, Sas bic u0tbigsn S4ritte
ibuu iou, I'M genus arbeitsr fir oi:
Ssriteauug BON gsnii8enbsn TIuHi'
tiunspurrdtbsn berbsi5uiaaffen.
9orrefppnbent oes 2Ota L
an3etgers aus qaris
ausgepiefsu.
Qaris, 6. alpril. Der Idpei3eria
II6e 3eitungs aorreIpOnoent gouarb
gsbrens 1T aus Jranirei4 Gasgsfpis'
ZEN poroen, neil sr, feline ueutrals
Igdtiun1litGt bsnussno. aIs Barrier
aOrreipOnhsnt bss gerIiner aOfal'
unssigerg fungirt bate.
I0is frou5Sfii9en arisss
nu@rt6tsn O9ns utIs
9eoeutuug.
/ guris, 6. QpriI. Der am 0tsuitaa
pom franooFIdsu Srtessmtniiteriun
DerDfftntli4te Offi5isas Ssritt Iautst
nj, irls,:
| sQln p.r ean5en Gront berri4t res'
lueriI6es, nsbeIiges Detter. Siopeit=
lid BON 9uueois gsIcng es uns, uns
lin sirsr feinblihtn gpittion feit3u.
lisssn. Sn ssm Nab DON ailp, fiiS'
lst!ia SOE ss. uhSict. DO mir an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-07

II apHbon apr S5sIs6 pup ulgaridem Gsbi aus Ell
bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-07
Wetterberibt.

Sir Sbio unb bas tpsffli4e
pennfplDonien: SbeiltpeiIe tribes
Detter am Wittno6. 2lm Oonnersz
tag tribes Wettsr. tpu6ri4sinli9
Stri9regen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-07
2sei Yerouu per(n6fen sic 97ran5olen
einen 6effigen 23orfoe,
@mroen aber pon Oen 9eMti6ett init
bluti9en &Spien 5mriifgei0ift.

GH., Der grbHubam
fem
tseH
IN gsu
n4t Aip G
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-07
1870 muHeu
Ginb pieber BON BEN Dsuts
fden uub Ositsrrsi4eru
Tn ben Rarpatben ses
fansen senpmmen

Wien. 8. GpriI. pia Gmitsrbam-
7ds ari.ssminiiisrium srIisb am
absnb bic fOIs,nbs Offisisus gesanuts
mdGuns:
Dir admpfs in ben AorpdtbsR nshs
fasn immsr sr5bren llmfans on.
Ceifnrei&iIas unb beutite zruppsn
nabmsg am mOntas ffaris ruiiiids
g,ofitionsn auf ben S0b,n ofli9 pm
gaborcsa 3bdl uub mu4tsn babel
5o40 Gsiangsns. Sn beuadbartsn Die
isriiten purbsu msbrers befiise aHs
griffe br RufIen nit I@peren @srlus
iisn fur bm JsinS suriidsef6lassH.
gDsr nsa5ssn bort 1880 Gefangsue.
SIN iiiSliAsn GuIisisn, auf ben
s5bsn nDrboiiIi3 ODu Otipniu, finb
gsa6tangrifi. Der Ruiitu abg.iaassn
pcrbeu. SiibpsftIia DON ei.sDiss
iupis perIu&ien bic Ruiisn am Sonns
ias usf oas r.4ts llfsr b.s Duisitsr
iibsr,ufsb,n unS Die GoIss mar, Sab
sip', ruHiias Snfani.ri.sgataiao
auf iisb.n ipurbsn.
81 ber sDdbe BON UerSmii
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-07

uHo ppp buleariihsm Gebi.t 1us srs
foIete. uHo bag fih uuter ben fulgaris
icheu SrrssuIareH, bic IN isr6iihes 9s.
tiet einfisIsn, ioDotI 5iirf.n aIs aud
Seitsrrsi6sr bsfunSsn bdtt.n.
Su gHsIanb b6rt man isst fpenis
mebr bon Der srcbsr Ofi.ufpe, ipeI4s
bic gsrbinSsten in Jriibiahr uHtsr'
nehmsn pcIlten. unS nan fdnsi aud
an b.Hr pi bsgrsif.r. pelfs &is!sus
aufsabs Rublanb gu ii6erpdIiissR bat
Dies psranIabt in siHisen arsiIsn gu
Der GuHahms. bab bi. Jiihrer Der 9ers
biiub.tsu, bic iit5 isst puhl bspuBt
fuS. psI4 uns.bsuEs Dpfsr s.bra4t
perbsn miiHsn, I'm bic 2inisn Der
9eutIasn i'm @siisu 5u bura5redsu.
ii9 isbt barauf bsiardHien psrosn,
ibre Stsaunssn gu 5.5aupisn, in BEN
Gldubsn, bdb es ben Ruhen eoeHtusl
seiingsn ipsrbs, IN llusaru eiusuorins
gen anb iid bann nit osn 9sr6iiuoetsH
gu prsinissH. Sis n6rolid bur8 Ssr'
bisn pOrbrinsen. Mlu rshnet iia bas
10 aus, bnb bic Ruf,n Sci bem Ourb'
6re&en bur6 bic &arpatben bic risiiaen
Opfsr brinssn miifsH Oi. fonit Graui'
reid unb GnslanS bel bem 9srIu4
bringsn miBtsn. um Die 2iuieH Der
9euiiasn i'm 0siisr gu burdbrs6sn.
Sn3pilhn iol eas Reinstatement
Der 0orbanslIsu frrt5siest psrSsu,
ols bi, prdttiTafs uno i4nsnF., psuu
aud tOftIpisIigft. Msibooe. Oi, Sartsi
gu soriidsn. Die RaGrift, baB
Smbrna pisosr bomtarbirt psroen
lei. lit ni4t OTfi3ita tsitdiiSt ipOroen
unS bic 2lbpeItnbsit ron Ra4rittsn
pon ben SnrbansII.n ipiro pon sinissn
Seiten balm ausssI,st. baB pi9tiss
Sp.raiiOnsn i'm Gargs iiHo, Ssrsn
GinssI5citsn ,rIt iPdisr bsiannt gee
ma6t Dsrssu.
0i. .uslif6.n arbsit.r
ststn ben ari.e
Rorpi9. england, 8. apriI. -
Ti. unabbSusis. alrb,i;srpartsi nahm
am Uisnfas NIT 234 ssgsu ususH
etimmsn cine ReiOtutioH an, in Der in
ftarfsr Neil. Oas gor3sbeu mshrtrsr
waitelisosr Der partsi Dsrbamut tpiro,
bi. Der Rssi,runs beim Retrutirsn ss'
bOIfsu unb Sff.ntIits Rspsu s,ba!t,u
bab,n, iniesnsn Fs ben ariss uHS bic
aaspartiss pOIiiit Su IibsraI,n Rs'
sisruas ~ rs4ifs.iig,u Dstiu&isa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-07
Ceiterrcihs lIngarm bilSea
init 9emtiblanb etnem aDr'
Der, tpemn nitbt cine Seele ,
Sagtbas .9iornaIe b'Sta4
Iid",

Iid".
Ru m. 6. glpril. Dus rSiOrnaIe
b'Stulia" balt es iest audi fir bO9lt
unpobrI6einli9, boB Osiferrei4slln-
aaru periu6en psrbs, sirsH ieparateH
Srisb,n absuidIisBsn, Die 3eitung
iast meter, bab Fia Die TliIitarprsa'
niIatiou Der DOppsImpuur@ie sons IN
ben SGuben Der Dsati4sn befiuSe uHo
NIT Der lebteren Mddt ~nur eineH
R0rper, psnn nidt cine SeeIe" btloet,
9ie3eituns ertIdrt babsr, oaBDeutids
lamb pouftGnSig in Der Gage lei.
Seiterrei9 llugarU gu oerRinorn.
ii6 ouf Ieporate SrieoensuHterbdnos
lunsen einsuIlfeu, Dsun es nirtlI9
oa8u genrigt Iein IoGIte, mas a6er nid't
anSunehmen lei. Gin folder 8erIu9
Seiterrei6s piiroe obne 3ueifsI bD4it
oemiitbigenb fir bic OOppeImonor6ie
unb i6re ge5iebunsen 5ur siirtei iein.
iaat bas ,SiOrnaIs o'Staliu" ruie au9
elm 3ugeitGnbniB, buB bic GentruIs
nsGtte fi6 fir beiiest baIten.
rSeiterrsidb,4 fust bic 3eiturg peis
ter, 1T in militdriTder Siuii4t Elm
SinberniB fir SeutTalanb. .es itellt
ober cine grube 3a6l Don MaunI9afs
ten uno ariessmutsriaI, oas geeIguet
| 1T, bic ruiIiIte canine Don Seutid-
Lamb ub5ubaIten. Deuti4Iuno Diirns
Iuur ben gesinn Den lluterbanoluNBsu
asitattsn, usnu iie als Der erits SGriit
fir einen algemeiuen Jrieosu betTaa'
tet nerben tOunten.
lSeuator Morunoi Dtro
NIT ieineu QbrHFuusss
borf6Ideeu tGubs
SbreR fiuoen.
ROm, 6. GpriI. Senator NOranoi,
Der fribers GrSieber beg Soni9s 8lea
for emanuel, Der i'm SeH1t cine Res
Tolutiun 3u @unIieu uon a6riiftung
eingerei6t bat, Bat einen Iungen Artts
lei aeI1riebsn, in osm er Isiue AHlitpa
/ ten ipetter ouseinanosrisBt uuo ihre
Ridtloteit pertRioigt. Gr Io9t oariR,
bah Ieine 2lnIi6teR in ben DeiteitsH
9reiIsn oer6reitet peroen iolten,
renn SStalien 2uit be3eige. Ieiue Rsua
tralttdt auf5ugebsn uuo fh on Dem
qriers 7u bet6eilioen, bd Elm oouern-
Der Srieben uum0gIid isi obne sIet6s
aeuiae tbeilpeIie slbriiituus ausr
Srpbmddte. @r bebauptet, blB rur
oisisniasR glationen, bic ii9 iofort
nab 9esnOiguug beg ieBigen arRsss
ouF einen usuen Srieg porbereiteu
pouten, NIT Ieinsn 2lnf9su Ei9t
| lii6ereinitimmeu pHrben.
Senator Wloranbi DstTt ourduf bin
boB, aIs Die bier gegeu RupOIeon Ders
binoeteu U2d9te ben Srau3OIeufailer
| fir aeT3lagen bisIteH, iie i'm SUM
I1S14 in 9onopn beI6lofsH, ibre ars
mesn ouf bic SGIfte tbrsr oer5eitig.H
gfdrts berabsuIeseu. baB ober, Deesn
| Der g9iidtebr Rapolsous BON eIbo tsi'
ne 7irtlite gt6riftung bis Hn4 Bn'
I!tlIrO itattfouo.
Senator Murarbi fommt mad al'
Hem al bem S1Iub, ooB ohue Gbs
rGtuna bic Belt ntatReOoIuiioR. Isn'
bern Guat4is ,a sttDdrtsu babe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-07
Giner luidtigen6ieg 6abeu Die 9entideu
mo Selttrrei9er IN 0tn &arpat6en
crrllll9tll.
Gs tuurofn oabfi n,fbr ais 800 Ru0em 9r=
fam9fm grnpntttfm.

Die uHubhdnsigs @rbeiterpartei bdlt
isbt lire Sabrss@SOuOsutiOu in ROrs
mid a6. 4m NOntas tpurbe eiHs Res
iolutiOn anssuOmmsn, in Der srtIdr!
Dtrb, baB ss bic pfIiht Der grbeiter
lei, iubuIO uIs m0sIi4 siHsn JrisbsH
berbsisufiibrsH.
Weitere stuei britiihe
Sdut6fer
Evening journal., 1915-02-04
STANTON VISITORS.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
STANTON, Del, Feb. 4.-Revival
services are being held in Stanton NJ
E. Church. About fifty members of
Madelcy NJ i. Church. Wilmington.
attended the services on Wednesday
evening accompanied by the Rev. E.
IT, Collins
Miss Grace Ellison. OF Marshallion.
was the recent guest of Miss Mary
Taylor-Mrs. Mary Jones and daugh-
ter. Dorothy, were Stanton visitors
on Wednesday Mrs, Kate Leran, who
has been at the Delaware Hospital.
has returned home-Mlss Margaret
Steele was the recent guest of Miss
Emily Currinder-Miss Sara Taylor
was a recent Wilmington visitor
Miss Eta Plators of Christiana. was
recent Philadelphia visitor Mrs.
Charles Wright was the Weekend
guest OF Miss Eliza Gibson in Phila-
delphia- Miss Mary Hamilton was the
recent guest of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs George Hamilton-Mrs Bertha
Michael and daughter Helen, wore
Wilmington visitors on Tuesday Mrs
Allen Sindall Of Newport was the
recent guest of Mr. and Mrs Allen
Ruth
Evening journal., 1915-02-04
Soft, Fluffy Hair Always
Aids Beauty and Charm

Girls and women of all ages want "a
bc charming. beautiful and attractive
it's their birthright but stringy, thin
and Gfeless hair destroys half the
beauty OF a pretty face.
If your hair is not beautiful, is fall
ing out, streaky full of dandruil, toe
dry. or il the scalp itches and burns, use
Partisan Sage. Rub it well into the
scalp. II will 90 right to the hair roots
noursh them and stimulate the hair
to grow strong and nNuriant. Partisan
sage removes dandrufT with one applica-
tion and cleanscs the hair Of dirt. dust
and excess oil Il win cool and invigo-
rate the scalp and make the hair doubly
beautiful.
pafisian Sage is a scientifically made
preparation that gives the hair just
what is needed to make it soft. fluffy
thicl, and gloriously radiant II is deli
cately pcrfumed: is Inexpensive, anC
cam be had at all drug and toilet coun
icrs. or from Charles II. Scarborough
lnc 404 Market street.
Evening journal., 1915-02-04
3 MORE GUILTY
IN million SWINDLE
Samuel Brown, OF Whining
ton, One of Twelve on
Trial for Fraud
ARE ACCUSED
BY THEIR LEADER

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. g. Three moro
defendants in the so-callcd sl,00o,OoO
swiudlc, or Great Western Jobbing
Company case, pleaded guilty i'm the
Federal Court last night of using the
mails in n conspiracy to deiraud. They
are Samuel Brown. of Wilmington. and
Jacob l.. and NJ. NJ l.iebovitz. brothers.
of East St. Louis. lll
Their bonds were raised from $1,000
TO 5000 each. and the men went TO Jail
for the night in lieu of payment thereof.
An day the men had listened to
Charles L. Greenfield. confessed ring
leader of the twelve defendants, as hc
told how Brown and the Licboytz
brothers helped him To establish seven
stores in six cities, and within eight
months 10 lead those stores into profit
able bankruptcies
Greenfield and two other defendants
are testifying for the government Fed
cral officials charge that the defendants
/ have obtained approximately Sl00OO00
worth of merchandise ON credit, and by
secret shipments disposed of most of this
before their strings OF department
stores failed
Greenfield described how the members
of the gang would open a store. stock
IT, with merchandise bought on credit
and then move the goods TO another
store before the bill became due When
Evening journal., 1915-02-04
memorial Tablet
TO ]. A. BAYARD
Will Be Unveiled in the
State House on Feb
ruary 18TH
LITTLE MISS HILLES
WILL TAKE PART

Arrangements for the unyoiling Of
the tablet TO the memory of James A.
Bayard TO be erected by the National
Society United States Daughters Of
1912. State of Delaware have been
completed The exercises will begin
in the State House at Dover on
Thursday afternoon, February rs. and
Miss Katherine Lee Bayard Hillcs
will unveil the tablet TO her great
grandfather. James A. Bayard. law
yer. statesman. diplomat and signcr
of the Treaty of Ghont. Miss Hilles is
the daughter of William S. and Mrs.
Florence Bayard Hillos.
Following is the program.
Address by State President Mrs.
Thomas C. Mum
Invocation, by chaplain of the Sem
ate, the Rev. W. T.. Gunby.
Introduction of Governor Charles II.
Miller as presiding officer.
Greetings by President National
Mrs. William Gerry Slade
Presentation of tablet, Thomas +.
Bayard.
Reception of tablet. the Hon.
Charles r. Miller
Address. by United States Senator
Willard Salisbury
Unveiling of tablet, by Katherine
Lee Bayard Hilles.
Song. Star Spanglcd Banner. boy
Evening journal., 1915-02-04
Girl loses TRESSES
While AT Picture SHOW

Girls. Jack the Ripper is abroad!
Watch your hair!
Jack and his knife or shears were
busy in the Opera House yesterday
afternoon and as a result Miss Made
line Griffith, 14-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles X. Griffith, of
No. 1900 West street, has lost a foot
of her tresses Miss Griffith has been
the victim of two attacks by the
Ripper.
While the young girl was watching
the movies" yesterday afternoon she
felt tug at her hair and the next in
stant twelve inches of it fell into her
hand. 4 young man, who said he is
21 years old. but who refused to give
his name, was sitting Immediately in
the rear of Miss Griffith. He was
taken to the managers Office and a
policeman summoned. The young
man denied cutting Miss Grinith's
hair and was not arrested, being al
lowed to go at the request of the
girl.
Miss Griffith was the victim Of a
like attack in the same theatre sew
eral days ago.
Evening journal., 1915-02-04
NOSE CL0GGED FROM
A COLD OR CATARRH
Apply Cream in NostriIs To
Open Up Air Passages.
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All What relief Your clogged nos
trils open right up the air passages Of
your head are clear and you can
breathe freely. No more hawking.
snuiflng, mucous discharge headache
dryness-no struggling for breath at
night your cold or catarrh is gone
Don't stay stuffed up Get a small
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from your
druggist now Apply a little Of this
fragrant antiseptic cream in your nos
trils, let it penetrate through every air
passage Of the head; sOothe and heal
the swollen, inhamod mucous mem-
branc, giving you instant relief Ely's
Cream Balm is just what every cold
and catarrh sufferer has been seeking.
It's just splendid.
Evening journal., 1915-02-04
A Never Falling Way
to Danish Ugly Hairs
fAids 10 Beautv)

No woman is immune to superhuous
grOwths. and because these are likely
TO appear at any time. IL is advisable
TO always have some dclatono powder
handy TO use when the occasion arises.
A paste is made with some OF the pow
der and water and spread upon the
hairy surface; in about minutes this
is carefully removed and the skin
washed. You will then find that your
skin is entirely free from hair or fuzz.
BE sure. however to get real dclatono.
Evening journal., 1915-02-04
ARGUE WILL CASE.

In Superior Court yesterday after
noon argument was heard in the ap-
peal from Register of Wills Walker
in granting letters on the estate Of
Asbury Mcdonald. Howell S. Eng
land, representing Frank Mcdonald,
attacked the will on the ground OF
unsound mind on the part of the tcs-
tator The court reserved its deci-
sion.
Evening journal., 1915-02-04

That's why corn millions have gone wild
over GETS -IT''-nothing like it ever
known. Some folks, to this day, putter
around with bandages, sticky tape, thick
plqsters, corn pulling" salves, gouge
corns out with knives, snip them with
scissors, make them bleed ard then
howl because they can't get rid of sore
corns. Use 'GErS-lT." There's moth
ing to do but apply drops The work
is done. "GETS-Ir" does the rest. No
pain, TO fussing, no changing shoes, no
limping. II never fails. Try il tonight
for any corn, callous, wart or bunion. BE
sure that you get "GErS-lT" and moth
inc else.
"GETS-lI" is sold by druggists
everywhere, 25c a bottle. or sent direct
bv +. Lawrence q Co., Chicago.
Evening journal., 1915-02-04
rH1EvEs STEAL Brass PARTS.

LAUREL Del, Feb 4-When General
Manager Charles A. Hastings, Jr., and
Engineer William Hollowcll, Jr., and
Crystal Ice Company's plant here, went
TO start up the plant after a two
months shutdown, they were unable to
do so because thieves had stolen every
particle of brass from the machinery.
The theft will cause several days delay.
Evening journal., 1915-02-04

the creditor demanded payment the
goods would ne gone and the store opcr-
ator would be forced into bankruptcy.
In one instance a store in Kansas City
was thus closed within three weeks
after beginning business.
Evening journal., 1915-02-04

Troop @ will give an exhibition drill
next Thursday evening, February II,
for the benefit of the parents Of the
members of The troop. The drill will
include Il number of Scout stunts,
and a first aid demonstration.
Troop No. 10 had very interesting
meeting last Friday night. Several of
the members passed part OF their
second class tests
On Tuesday evening the members
Marched to the Jr. o. Z. A. NJ. Hall,
/ 907 Tatnall, where we were present
/ ed with q beautiful American flag
! by Eureka Council, No. !, Jr. o. U.
A. NJ. The presentation speech was
made by Alexander Rodgers, who
spoke of the feeling that the mem
| bers of this lodge had in the Scout
movement and encouraged the boys 10
act on the square. ScOutmaster c. r..
/ Vandegrft received the colors on be-
half of the troop. The Scouts fur
nished the following program
/ 1. What a True Scout Should be-
Elmer Bailey
,. Scout Sign and Salute.
II. d. Van Dyke
! 3. Significance of Scout Badge,
Jos. Wise
4. The American Flag,
r. Baldwin, C. Larimone and w.
Leopold
| 8. Respects to the Flag.
Parke b. Perine
6. Washington's Idea Of the Red
White and Blue. 80. Preston Paris
! z. Baudaging (ROller and Tri-
angular) r)....... Scott and Keen
s. First Aid Lifts. Simpson and Keen
Q. Twelve Points of Scout Law:
1. E. Davis; ,. H. Jackson; 3. II.
Hurd: 4. W. Douty; 5, W. Conley;
6, c. Messick; Z, H. Burris; 8, II.
Maloney; Q, G. NJ. Webb; 10, II.
Pemberton: II, E. Morris; u, f.
Bailey
At the conclusion Of the program
we we're invited to partake of ice
cream and cake, which was prepared
for us in the room below. The Troop
then marched to headquarters. all
very much pleased with their even
ing spent with Eureka Council. and
the way they were treated. The
regular Troop meeting at 715 sharp
on Friday evening.
Evening journal., 1915-02-04
BOARD on HEALrH RESIGNS.

LAUREL, Del, Feb. 4-Bccause OF
friction over quarantining diphtherio
cases, the Laurel Board OF Health. con-
sisting of five leading doctors, resigned.
Tho State Board of Health has been
notified of local conditions.
Evening journal., 1915-02-04

students Of Dover Public Schools.
Benediction, by chaplain Of the
House Of Representatives. the Rev.
O. r. Baynard.