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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-03-31
Valuable Item
for Men

Health and strength hitherto 40,
known will be felt surging I'M rirb
'cH blood, though thl lrtcr,. and
veins ana life'g greatest ambitions
may DC realized as never before n ~.
Following special trcaiment IA followed
by those men aud women zoo vho
are stricken with that most dreaded
OF ah ahiictions, nervous exhaustion,
accompanied with such symptoms AZ
eNtreme nervousness. insomnia. cold
eNtfemities, mclancholia. hendnches
constipation and dyspepsia. kidney
trouble dreadful dreams Of direfpl dis.
asters, tim dity IN ventur.ng and "A
general inability 20 act naturally AT All
times as other people do. Lack of
poise and equilibrium in men Is a con.
sthnt source 81 embarrassmont even
when the public least suspects h. For
the beneht Of those who want "a res.
torntion 90 full bounding health and
an the happiness accompanying IT, the
following home treatment is given Il
contains no opiates or habit-farminr
drugs whatever Mix 10 al home and
no one viii be the WISER as TO your
afliciion.
The treatment Is simple. thor.
ough and correct Leading drug.
g'sts supply the main tnctures. cv.
tracts and essences in one-ounce bot.
Ties ready 10 mix Get three ounces
syrup sarsaparilln cnmnours. ntx WITH
one ounce compound fluid balmwort.
and stand two hours Add one ounce
compound essence cardiol, and one
ounce tincture cadomenc compound
mot cnrdamOml Shake well and
take o teaspoonful after each menl and
one no bedtime.
Tho ingredients are used for various
prescriptions.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-26
MYSTERY STILL SURROUNDS
MOVEMENTS OF VILLA

FL Pa5o. Texas, Dec. Mystery
lstill surrounds the Whereabouts OF
General Francisco villa. but that he
has sent "feelers' out towards Argen-
tire is we'll established with govern
ment representatives here.
Villa is reported in unconfirmed
circles, to have been making his get =
away in a westerly direction from
chihuahua City across the state and
out close to Lower California with his
family, going east for partial pub
ficity purposes
In Juarez everything Was quiet. but
Christmas was a dismal event With
n" American money or silver of any
kind distributed among the former
Niilista troops. SA6ons have been
closed for days. and stores have only
begun to reopen. Food IS noJ plenti;
tui, ard thu ragged soldiery. which
made up Villas Juarez garrison. spent
a dreary day without the warmth Of
camp fires. most of them with empty
stomaChs
General +. Elias Gales arrived In
FL Paso from Sonora this morning
al Il went into conference with General
Dbreson.
Juan \. Amador, of the depart
'nent of the interior of tho constitu-
tionalist government. landed today
from New York
Troops from Naco, which left here
last night. are expected 80 arrive an,
tlmc in ri tasn for tran8s hi pmeut
across Fl rasoS international bridges
into Juarez Not until they arrive wifi
General oaregon venture into the city
cuuosite here Upon their arrival the
civil government will begin it's work
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-26
CONCERTS FOR RELIEF
Of JEW WAh SUFFERERS
afternoon. With fuih Song, Ice
turc and Movies
SUPERIOR sHt,rhR ~ rLA,p
Condition of jews In War Iouc" sub
iCrt of Lecture nv Jewish Duil1
Norld torrf~pondrnt--Zio or
Richmond VIII Aid Relief

Richmond hebrews are doins. and
are going Ia continue 10 do. their
share toward rel.eelrs The eua,rincs
~ Jews Ia Europe "uu atu among
'hc VARS greatest sufferers
Throughout The United States the
uytya.eut f4r rel."f ui jewish war
-aG.r- 81 6e Hz supported in NariOus
Hays Ia Richmond he IionISN4 and
olhrr~ ur the race. n1 sympathy with
he Zionist notemcuf and with The
0ercr@ amure Jews Hf tbo ojd rou-
uUemt have planned tr have aurI"s
of entertainment vac tret of ~nifl
Va a. Ie ue- Stn3aH afternoon aHJ
usht a. ne superior Tnearer.
ArraneetusHte for thc drsl bonsoa
elltrrfp .Efseut nave tGst boou cpWplvt-
81 hS he Zionist committee. of Whieh
pr l.. &sra ss the head The first
entertainment viii las at ocjock on
tho afternoon of Sunday January =
ara the second viii hc at ( o','nok
that night IRE program includes
Slug .,ewlsl toIk SonS-.
Singing az jewish folk songs bv Miss
deRossI aud nv Rev TedvedeG cam
tor of Sir Moses Muntefjore~ Syua-
goRBe lecture on conditions If the
Jews it, he War Zone. 10y l. VI. Gins
berg of New York special corresponds
ent of Tho Jewish Daily World, reeI-
tations in ! iddish h1 Miss Sheu' IT,
aud IT. English h. Miss Rose Fischer:
singing ny school children OF the
Zionist Training school. aud the pre-
sentation Of the multiple reel YER
sion of Samson and pclilah" There
viii lac sacred music, during the af-
terneon and evening performance
The proceeds from the entertain.
ment sunday and on each first sun
day of the mouth viii he for the Jew
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-26
PROMINENT CHINAMAN
Is SHOT TO DEATH

san Francisco Dec. 25-Wope
1uen Yune said 10 he "A cousin Of
y usn Shat kai, newly appointed En-
peror of China. and prominent
Shanghai attorney sent here on Sc
Cret mission. was shot to death by an
unidentified assassin tn "a Chinese res
taurant here this evening,
The place was crowded with pat
rons at the time, bat no one could he
found who witnessed the shaving The
murderer fired three shots into Yuug's
back. hurled the revolver 10 the floor
ana fled
It ia believed generally I'm the
Oriental quarter that lunG was the
victim OF SPY in the pay Of the mon-
arChia government Of China This
theory arose from the fact that two
months age Yang had Is disagreement
with Yuan Shai kai AS result of the
latters ambitions TO make himself an
emperor. Yuug At that line was edi-
tor OF the Asiatic News Of Shanghai
the recognized public organ OF the
present monarchy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-26
IN STYLE. OF OLD
1915 CREW BOARDS ENEMY
t'ueb Dispatch Boat Sailors Leap Deck Of Turkish
Schooner IN Mediterranean and III Hand to-lIand
Combat Conquer With Pistol and Knife.

tain why and demand that ne show
his papers. The French lieutenant
stsnalled, but the other commander
showed not the slightest disposition
TO heave to. hence Lieutenant La
combe resolved upon the tactics of the
long ago--to board the other ship,
which plainly was an enemy. He had
only ten men availa BILE for the attack,
ev ry one OF the Others on board be-
ing needed either in manning the
boat itself or its machinery.
istonished Turks Surrender.
70 sweep alongside a moving vessel
Is IN undertaking always accompanied
By more or less risk, but the French
commander accompanied this with
skull and came SO close that the main
ho I'M of the enemy scraped the hull
of the Nord Caper The French crew
hooked into the shrouds OF the Turk
ish vessel, made so fast as they could
with graphing irons and then before
the astonished Turks realized what
was happening Lieutenant Lacombe
and his ten men leaped over the side
10 the enenys deck eleven wild men.
firing revolvers. slashing with knives.
hurting themselves upon four times
their number and against the
odds of better arms The Turks who
tried TO resist We're shot or knocked
down. the Frenchmen seized the
helm. hauled down the sails and
within few minutes were masters of
the ship, over which they hoisted the
ensign OF France.
Then through the maze Of tangled
tackle. torn sails and broken spars on
the REDEEMED deck, the Turkish COM
mander hurried over the bodies of his
fallen men TO surrender to Lieutenant
Iacombe
Later ii the day the dispatch boat
paraded before the great armored
ship of the French squadron and her
commander and men were loudly &C
claimed. Both men and boat have
been praised In that official recital of
brave deeds, THE Order of the Day
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-26
Greeks Shin Hired On.

New York, Dec. ~. The s;rcel
steamer Ioanuiua arrived Today Iron
Pjraeus and Reported having ht.e'
fired on by Il submarine when ai.pff
eiRhtY-tiV@ miles CIV kula mata. Greece
Captain IIaja pis said Inc suonarin
pursued the steamer Tor some dis
tanrc heforc ii ing she'll. which ffl
iifty wards off the Atarb"ard s'dc g
the steamer
Greek Flag Rcsne, ted
The Ionnnina theN stopped. an
the submarine passed close tn TIL
steamer. but submerged after secilj
the Greek flag on the vessel r'apta :
iajapis said he was not able 10 tel
whether the undersea beat was AUS
trian or German.
The loannina encountered a hur
~icaue December 9 which the efti ser
described az going al around sth
compass Tio same storm cause,
considerable damage to the Ioanpint'
sister ship. the ThcsSalopiki. \ Wirc
the Iaanpina sal thar although IT,
Thassal oniki had been partially dis
abIcd by TIC storm AL LANCER wa
now over aud she was proceeding I
New York.
Congress lost no time getting dow
To preparedness &ork. IL aljourna
IL prepare for the holidays -Pbila
delphia Press.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-26

dies Gsrnent Workers Union, issued
a osll today for u mass meeting OF
shirtwaist makers at Cooper Union
tomorrow night for the purpose OF
completing the prcpa rstions for the
threatened strike of 10000 shirtwaist
girls
similar meetings said President
Seidman today. ITO gct ready for
general strike with the beginning of
tho new year arc 10 be held IN Bos-
ton. Baltimore, Philadelphia, Chicago.
Clevelaad and other shirtwaist cen
tors. \ national strike will be started
during the first weeks of the new
ycsr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-26

tfat5s Dec - Hank back 10 the
"3& 81 the ptd sea roVers. when ship
raa alongside ship made, last with
EfaPbtlns .rQnS and then the crew
ar 4@d To the teeth swarmed over the
eI1af4F's side ANA rasped out the STERN
command, Surrender or die" Such
exploits belong to the long ago True
but one OF tho most settled habits Of
history is 10 repeat itself and In an
amazing fashion ana this 3 precisely
what size did only three weeks age
Yes snip taken uy a boarding
crew One looks for surprises ia these
days Of ultra modern sea warfare. but
10 think that one ship should capture
another thus after the fashion OF Sur
o1f, fHernlte and the privateers of
Old Ia not supposition that normal
Is belongs to November. 1915. one
iai&ht sooner believe that the homeric
charges OF NnratS hussars and Ney's
ca rassiers would live again than that
ia these days, when squadrons pound
each other at distance OF twelve
mites or more, sailors would leap from
one vessel to another and engage in
hard TO hand combat.
lust one thing Naddened Lieutenant
Lacomhe and his teu men When they
leaped aboard the Turkish schooner
they had no boarding cutlasses. all
that remain had been locked UP long
ago in the glass cases of naval
meseums, and here was the chance to
usa them. Perhaps Surcouf laughed
fran the shades ana said. They for
go something Nevertheless, the
noderns did as Well as they could
with revolvers amt whatever blades
they found,
Fought in Fashion OF Old.
Perhaps the combat lacked some of
: hl. M # hEn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-26

and six men were killed and many
wounded Troops we're called OUT 10
asoelt the riot and several Ruigarian
s,fttrers were arrested.
Tfre Hestia, an athens ncwSps per,
> says that eight wa Sonlcads of Ger
man uniforms have been sent TO tut
sssia The uniforms says the paper,
VIII he u ed To disguise Bulgarian SOL
dlers who are to accompany the Ger
mans in their drive against Salonica
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-26
UNCLE LEAVES $1,000
TO LEWIS n. MACtlEN

Ia the Will of the late Arthur w.
Maeheu. probated in the orphans
Court at Baltimore Thursday, Lewis h
Macheu. head Of the State Legislative
Reference Bureau. with Offices In the
Capitol, was bequeathed $4,000.
The late Mr. Machen, an eminent
lawyer les the greater part pt his
estate to his widow and TO his emil
dren. Relatives, certain friends and
his servants were remembered III sub
stantial manner.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-26

of arranging the public service SYSTEM
of the tswn.
United States Special Agent Gcorg
G. Carotbers has been called Ia Wash
lngton by Secretary of State I.ansius,
sometime ago Oregon publicly ait
Houi.ced that Garothers was uusat.s.
factory to the t.arrau2a faction,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-26
Nnn nueiow Goes Homo.

Zurich. via London. Dee. "a
prince Won Buelow former imperial
German chancellor. who has been in
Switzerland for some time. left for
Germany yesterday. accompanied by
his secretaries and stenographers. The
Swiss papers express relief at the fall
ure of his mission which, according
to reports. had to do with peace pro-
nnHa Is
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-26

N H. Blackburn. Il boy. who h'es
Twenty third afgd r Streets. Fair
tuGat. while riding his bicycle. cot
A~d ai;h an automobile driven ~
81 l.. sfeiis. who Ives at 2i6 EaFt
Srshell street Yesterday afrerqooit
}a.l -ssinth aad ifosA fsiraeta hui 49,
1891 atlhoui iagufy The biz, Ia
VS. demolished
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-30

Wood choppers wanted Boyle &
Co., Balsam.
Mrs. A. A. Justified entertained a
number of her friends at her home last
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Lima Schook returned on Tues
day last from a three weeks visit with
friends at Chicago
There will be a meeting of the NJ. f.
Ladies' Aid society at the church par
Tors on Tuesday afternoon Lunch
will be served.
The insurance adjusters were here
last Tuesday comforting with c. T.
Roberts on the insurance on the Hill
top engine house
Two men were injured at the log
ging camp of ]. o. Blixt last Tuesday
by logs striking them. They were
taken to Iron Mountain.
A number of the 1. o. o. r. friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Warren sur
prised them last night at their home
at the Ravenna location. The occasion
was the anniversary of their wedding.
A pleasant evening was spent.
We have a nice lot of dry pine wood,
just the thing for your range. Phone
PCS, Enterprise Lumber Co. adv.
The end of the first semester of the
! Crystal Falls schools occurred yes
terday and promotions in all of the
grades was the order. Monday the
pupils will begin the second half OF
the years work
Ed Bregger whose being in the
( Milwaukee wrock is noted on another
page, is in Chicago in, attendance at
the automobile show. He says that
he is going to purchase Cole eight
! before he returns.
Chas H. Watson spent last Satur-
day in Chicago intending to attend
the auto show in the afternoon but
he was taken i'll and confined to bed
until Sunday night when he deter
mined to return TO his home here.
Thos Conlin returned from the
meeting OF the Joint boards Of control
OF the state hospitals WHICH was held
this year at Eloise. near Detroit
Eloise Is the place at which the Wayne
county hospital and poor farm Is To-
Gated.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-30

Mrs William Carlson entertained
at her home on Michigan avenue last
Thursday afternoon.
The Rebekahs gave a social at the
home OF Mrs VIM. Carlson last Thurs
day evening
The banquet given by the card club
at the Crystal Falls club rooms last
Saturday night was highly enjoyed
by all. 1t is understood that a similar
event will be given each month dur
ing the winter season
Robert Munns fatty refuses TO
continue as collector for the Macca-
bees after fifteen years OF faithful
service II has been through Mr.
NUNS efforts that the lodge has been
kept going all of these years and the
members regret his quitting very
much
A letter received from John Cremer
who is now located at Drebolt Sask.
Canada conveys the information
that he is well. lie is shut up for the
winter. being long distance from
the railroad The mail is carried
through but all other traffic not alb
solutely necessary IS abandoned
Father Kunes started for Chicago
last Thursday but, as is narrated in
another column, the train on which
he was riding was wrecked near Penn
bine. Father was thrown about ana
bruised severely but not seriously
injured. He returned OF Crystal Falls
on the next train, abandoning his
trip south
When You want coal or wood OF any
kind remember, Enterprise Lumber
Co adv
Captain W J. Trevarthen came
down from Bessemer last week Satur,
day and spent most OF the week visit
ing with friends and looking after
business matters. Mr. Trevarthen is
now mayor Of Bessemer and his hap
by faculty Of getting along with peo-
pie is playing him well in the Office
for all factions speak we'll OF him as
an official
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-30

Atty Clarence Dryer was az Es-
canada during the week, accompanied
by Jas f. Corcoran While there the
final settlement in the estate of John
Corcoran was made by which the
heirs all get the property coming to
them. Mr.. Dwyer was the attorney
for the Corcoran children under the
direction of Mr.. James Corcoran.
their uncle who looked after their in
terest all through the controversy.
w. c. Eldred met with consider
able trouble in getting his automo-
biles from here to Milwaukee. The
snow in Wisconsin is as heavy as Il
is here and Mr.. Eldred got stuck so
many times and had such other mis-.
fortune that he found II necessary TO
ship his cars from Chicago. He was a
week in getting from this Cit TO
Chicago and at one place II IS said
that II was necessary for him 10 run
the railroad track for a distance or
30 miles.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-30


You furnish the girl We will fur
nish the candy. They want Martha
Washington candies Exclusive agents,
Floods.
Miss Helen Ross. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. b. NJ. Ross. who is teaching
In the South ST. Paul. Mimi. schools,
is to appear upon the program of the
South Eastern Minnesota Teachers
Assn. for a paper. her topic being,
oral English in High School. Miss
Helen is highly spoken of as an in
structor in her new position.
Fred Reindl made a champion dis
position OF a carload OF horses that
he got in last Friday Yesterday all
but three OF the horses had been taken
away from the barn and these had
been bargained for. T. Stowell got
the champion team and one that pro-
misses 20 be the champion team OF the
county They are pair of S-year
olds and weigh $3.50. Emerson Smith
OF sagola got team and Joe La
Chapelle purchased new work team
Two teams were sold to Republic
man and another 10 an Amasa man.
Fred feels pretty satisfied with his
deal and intends getting in another
car next week
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-30
HEARD ON
@~,.s,s3THEE...-e.,
HSTREETS
S@90 ~@

You can get brick ice cream at
Floods at all times.
Atty. NJ ]. Sherwood or Marquette
was in Crystal Falls last Tuesday on
business.
Mrs ". Warshawsky returned from
Chicago where she has been for the
past few weeks.
A nine pound baby son arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John La
Plante OF Maple Grove Friday Jan.
22. Mother and son doing nicely.
The X. of p. will give party in
their lodge room next Wednesday to
members OF the lodge The affair is
being eagerly looked forward to by
the local members
Social given by young Ladies OF
Guardian Angel Church Saturday
evening Jan. 30 at City hall. Lunch
served from 8 to g. Everybody in
yited.
IL is understood that there are sew
eral applicants for the Office of city
treasurer but that that is the only
Office that has brought out any can,
didates so far
Weight? Yes. Wait? No Hard and
Soft Coal. Phone 26S Enterprise Lum-
Der Co adv.
The management OF the Uno Thea
tie has secured the services of Mr..
Sehilling. of Gladstone to render the
music throughout the programs. He
will arrive in the city Monday and give
his first performance In the evening.
The local physicians have been
more than occupied the past two
weeks vaccinatlng the children OF
the city. Any child who refused TO
~ vaccinated was excluded from
school and that rule brought them all
70 time quickly
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-30
Raner Miller

Jacob Bauer and Mrs. Annie Miller
were married last Monday by Rev.
Westphall. the German Lutheran
minister from Florence. The ceremony
was witnessed by only the family as
Jake kept his friends pretty we'll in
the dark about his matrimonial in
tentions.
However, ii didn't take long for the
news to get circulated and that even
ing delegation OF the old time
neighbors and friends Joined in one
of the most enthusiastic chariyari
that has been given a newly married
couple i'm many day.
The contracting parties have
many friends in the city who wish
them many days OF happiness.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-30
MendeIsoh,s Sale

In another section OF this issue is
the ad of big sale which Mr.. Mem
delson is holding at the Paris Store
this week. Mr. Mendelson is making
this sale a genuine clearing move
ment and has fixed his prices where
there are bargains all along the line.
Anyone in need Of merchandise
he carries will act TO their own in
terest by calling at the store and
looking over the bargains
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-30
Communications


Editor Diamond Drill.
l want to thank you for that
piece In last weeks paper about the
merchants Of this town being behind
the times. had an experience with
one Of them recently that illustrates
their policy ! had been trading for
long time with a certain store and
paving cash. ] went to him and said,
Mr. Merchant | have been trading
with SOU a long time, paying cash and
carrying my goods home Amt ! en-
titled 70 something better than the
fellow who lives al Mansi Id or AL
pha who must have his stuff deliver
ed? You have to keep teams and help
to wait on him while my trade is all
velvet 70 you Don't YOU think | am
entitled to some rebate?"
'Not a ID cent" was his re-
ply. SO, like hundreds OF others Of
this town am sending out for my
goods.
A Subscriber
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-30

Editor Diamond Drill
Crystal Falls. Mich.
Dear Sir:
In regard to your notice of
the result OF the card tournament in
your last weeks issue beg TO add the
following information. Mr.. J. S. Jacka
and myself were not opponents, but
played on the same side, altho he was
captain of the duplicate whist players
and | led the Auction Bridge Whist
players. Instead Of being % points
behind at the close of the tournament,
we were S173 points ahead OF our OPP
ponents. with these slight correct
ions your notice was correct.
Crystal Falls, Jan. 20, 1915
c. f. Larson
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-03-12
BAD B BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove it

DR.. Edwards olive Tablets, the sub at
stitute for calomel, act gently on the
bowels and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath ma
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tablets are taken for bad breath by all
who know them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act gently
but firmly on the bowels and liver,
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clearing the blood and gently purifying
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They do that which dangerous Gallo
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gripping cathartics are derived from Or.
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DR.. r. M. Edwards discovered the for
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among patients afflicted with bowel and
liver complaint with the attendant bad
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are purely
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You will know them by their olive color.
Take one or two every night for q
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