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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-25

glllem @adridten snfulse iimo sic
JiniTem nod inriner amf Sen gfiidsua
begriffen. 9lnd bic Sample am
9nieitr berIaHfen, man m1dlte fai;
iagcn, prusrammsemGf. General
bon siniinser tneIbet, baE Der syeinS
iiberail iiber ben 5luk snriidsewor-
fen lei mnb iid siriidsiebe.
Die Sruppen 6es General !. BON
Boebm-Grinolli arbeiten iett nit be-
men bes @srerals bon 2iulimgen sn-
lamtnen, nnr bic yiniIen aus Ser
9mieftr @eseuO 81 pertreibem.
9ds pgerliner Saseblatt0 entipirft
cine Sdlil0erune BON Qembera inter
Der rmiEifden geietnng. glm meilten
Sit leiben battem bic SiterreidliidjeH
aiesiernngsbeamten, Die man einfadi
abgefett bate, linen feiiren OeGalt
Iesablte, iie aber and nid)t ans Scr
Gta6t furtlieF. Iander bon ibuen
1T gum 8ettIer geiueroen; mandje
brn ibHen Derbienten iidD ibren Sc.
temsnnterbaIt NIT Solsbafen, iuab.
renS fire ssrauen groo mnb Sudden
IN Ben Strnfem berfanften. Die
Treifc Der 2ebensmitteI ftiegen emf.
lctlidl. 9iniIiidje yoIisiiten nmo aoi-
fafen berIaben ben Gidjer6eits6ienli.
Sm ben Sdnlen iunr6e bic meiite 3eit
onf bem rniiiidem GpradJanterridjt
beriuanSt. Sur Sd)nlbhder, Bic in
rufIiidlen Sd1Ien erlanbt iin6, Snrf-
ten bennbt iuerben. Selbitperltan6-
Iid iunrbe audi Der r1tiIiidje aalenter
eingefi6rt. gll[e WfGnner bon MILF
farpflidtigem gllter iunr6en gefanacn
aelett. Gbeuio alle ebenalisen 5iter-
reidliIdlen nnb npgarifdlen Gffisiere,
nnter linen aud Der S0ja6riee Gene.
raj 9ibde, eiHen @efernn bes Grila.
frieges. Die ruifiiden ftabtiidjcn
geamten madten iidj Sabon, bebos
eem6ers Md sefalIeu iuar. Aile ri
fflenifdlem Bidder iutrSen serit6ri
nuo Der gnstnuidl BON 8riefen nnS
Tepeiden in rntbeniider Sprad,e
iunrSe berboten.
grofeiior ssysrael bon Berlin Bai
eire @[oferfteirpperntiost an BEN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-25

Cine 9epeide Der s&6lniIden
Seitnns4 bebanptet, Ser @iidsng ber
giniIen ans 2embers iei fdlieflidl su
elmer iuilSen 5lndt ansgeartet.
Der @ertFer ,8rtbune4 miro ge-
melOet, ooB ofterreidiId lllgariide
Gapitnliiten NIT einem &opital bon
bunoert MtiIlionett &ronen ein Gpn-
oifat 9ebil0et bdtten nm Die rnnl6.
nii6e grnte altf8ufaufen, iotpeit oies
moeli6 iei,
Seit bem f2ten sSnni Iullen in Ga
li5ieu 10000 giiiiieu sefansen se-
nummen Iein.
Die Ssahridlt, baf nnier 8raiioent
Die SenSung bon 100000 @lann ia
paniid)er Srnppen nadJ europa ter
bimocrt babe, iuiro bon 8aibinstdn
aus OfFisien bementiert. SdaSe!
ltniere grpreB bringt beute eiuei
sIus5ug aus einern bI0ofiulligen Cir
tifel oes .an1ericm Wfaea3ine", III
Dem bebauptet miro, @itdener babe
..oarts TN @ebeimen" ftott elmer Ril-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-25
&nrSe lleberlilllt.

Der tiirfild)e Snltan lit
fdJiuer erfranft.
StaIiener brinsem am sSiom-
30 bDr.
Soebn =Grmol(i's nmo Gin
iingen's Srnppen iino berei-
nigt.
Sie Trausuien molten in bcn
gpgelen borse6rutsen iein.
Der Ginsns Der Oeiferrei
der nn6 9ettidjcn in 9embers
geftaltete iidl at elmer srofeu
patriptildlem annbsebmns.
Sie yiaiien babem bie ssetru-
leuutnieOerIageu, syabrifem u.
8abnbof in 8ranS seitedt, e6e
fic Sembers berliefem.
GnsIiide Grbeiter lafIen iid)
aaf eIopo-Geurae's slppea am-
iuerben.
Die 9iaifem iino am 9mieitr
ebeufalls snriidseiuorfen.
Die geidliefnns Gdiatfir-
denis lit fortsefett.
Serliner saseblatt idil6ert
bic 3nitanoe in 2entbers sur
9iniIeuseit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-25

D>.>~>t+t 1~t<0~ SNtt. ~ a)btfittttO QtI
Snltans ioI ein iebr errliter ieir.
gSie ans Berlin semeloet mirb, bat
abermals cine 8eid)iefnae 9iinfir.
d,ems mnb Der feinblid)em 9aaer 6ci
Sergnek, 6nbidooe, syitrmes 1no an-
bern belsiiden StGbten itattgefnn
ben.
lteber Die Ginmabme Sembera 8
onrdt bic Seiterreider nnb lent-
ld)en iuiro nod nad]trGslid semei-
fct, oak fie tatiGdJlid ben GimSrnf
ciner grpken patriotiiden 9empn-
itration madte. Die einsiebembem
Srnppem lunroen NIT mnbeidlreibli-
dJent synbel besriikt. Die Strasen
itaren oidt init Wemidem aefiillt nnS
aile yalfons nnb aae Jenfter beIett.
Die Saitier iuaren beflasst mnb bas
Wan5e madte cher ben Giu6rmf ei4
ncs feitltden Ginsmss ais elmer frie=
aeriid)en glftiOn. Neit am GntIdlie.
neniten in ifren 5remoembesemaunaeu
iparen bic Suben. @eiuiiIe rnt6eniide
iino polmilde gsitatoren, bic iuah-
remo Der .ritiiiiden geIetnna eifriac
HmIIenfrennbe gefpeien iuarem, hat
ten fid nit ben 9fnfIen oauon ae-
inad)t, mas fir iie jeSenfaGs oas
Siderite mar. 8ie iidJ iibriseas
Mmt6enen iuiupl als Holen fir bic
&niIenberrIdJaft begeiitern fGmnen,
ut gerdoesu itnberitGn6lidD. IS lei6t
iibrisens jett, bah idjOn am Montaa
Wiittag DiterreidJiide SDlSaten iii
semberg einsesogen Ieien. gSa6r.
ldeinlidl lit bas Elm esrrtmm. Sic
betreffenbem @iener 0epeidjen iuaren
5iBar nid)t gang Inr, aber es aing
bod oeittlidl aits linen 6eruur, BAL;
bic geieknng Der Stabt am 0ienitaa
erfolgte. slm Sage, an benz Sic Sc
ietuns itattfanS, ber5ffentlidlte iibri-
sens Der rnfIifde Generalitab eiie
0epeIde, tit Der er iagte, man f0re
WeIdiitfeter in Der 9iidtnne pun
gcmberg. Sc Sanerte tatIadlidJ siuei
Gage, bis bic 8uiien snaaben, baE
2embers beiett lei nn6 ieitbem &c.
miibem iie iidj in ifren 0epeidjen nnS
yeridlten frampfbaft, Der 8elt III
betueilen, oak Der gerlnlt Der Stast
fatiad]Iid aar feline 8e6eatuna babe
nno Dor alien Dine jeoe @irfnna
anf ben Imssnna 6es Grieges blei-
ben iperoe. 8ie fidj bic SerridJaf-
ten Sas eigemtlid boritellen, 1T If
nen iuol ielbit nidjt flar.
Nus 8ien pirS gemeloet, Der Sal.
ier babe ben ipanildJem Geiamoter
empfangem, Der ibm einen liebens.
iuiiroisen eisenbGnSiscn Brief bes
SDnigs BON Spanien iiberreid)te. C6
oieier Brief eimen @liidiummidl al Der
Grobernns 2embers's entbalten fat,
wir0 nid)t seIagt.
gebor bic 0iniien eentberg uerlie-
Fen, iteften iie ben Sabnbpf, Die III
Der gsabe liesenoen ssabrifen mnS ei.
Mige Tetruleitntnieberlasen in 8ranb.
Sic batteH offenbar Die iuulmeinenSe
gbiidlt gebabt, bic sanse Gta6t at
berbremmen. Gs ga6 aud Elm Gieien.
fener, aber bic eisentlidje Gta6t III
bod 5ienlid Oeridlont seblicbcn.
Nns 2onoun iuiro gemelOet, 2lob6-
Weorse's Gppell an bic 9frbctter
fdleine quite Birfnns setan III baben.
Nm eriten Sa8 bGttem iid) biele an=
.wer6cn laiIen. slitd Sic 4efrntenan.
iuer6nngen fdlritten in befrieoisenoer
@eiIe boran.
Die engliihen Depeihelt iirlo iett
bon bon Waut11aBungen iiber onS,
mas bic 9eitihen ,ut6 6ie Seiterret.
der iett tiin tpiir6etl Die ginen BE.
boiipten, Tie tpiiroett iest groBe Waof.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-25

Gin oeutIber uniberiitGtslebrer,
Der bis itnnrittelbor Dor Der &riegs-
erflarung an OeIterreih in Stalien
iueilte, teilt Der .goiiiiden 3ei-
tung" nit, er babe in italieniiden
9antfreilen gebort, Sranfrei6 babe
fib oie &riessbeBe iieb5ig @lillio.
nen 8ranfen foften lalien. @abriel
o'slnnrn5io oaein babe cine balha
Willion i'm 8oraus erbaltell, itno ei-
lie fueitere balbe Wiaion lei ibu Der.
ipro9en tporoen fir oen SAT-, onB
Die Sese Grfolg babe.
Die engliihen garlamentsiuableu
iulleu, Saniit bag Gpalitipns Mini=
iterimm bis snm Gnoe bes Srieges
i'm Nmte bieiben fam, anf nad)ites
Sabr beriduben iuerSen. Der 8re-
mier asqnitb fiinSiste i'm ltnterbauS
am, bah in ben nadliten Snsen eiuc
Gieietborlase 5n Oiefem 3tuefe eir-
gebradt tueroen iuiro.
Der 9ampfer, anF Dem fidD Or.
Sernbnrs befinOet nnS Der in &irfen-
mai amaebalten iunr6e, bat feline Jiei-
lc uadl S6iueSen fortseIett.
Ter britiide Grenser ygiosbnrgb"
mnrbe in Der gturSiee bon einem Sor-
peop getruffen, erlitt a6er MIR eerin-
gen SdJaben.
@s beiBt iebt, boB oiegtoAri6t BON
Slls8rano-Sesen 6es 9lrienals uno
oeS &rieasbafens in Sout6 SDiel0s
eurd oertfde 2ltftidiffe. ii6 ouf ben
Angriff be8og. ben 3eppeliue am f5.
SUM auf Die betreffenoe Staot ntnd-
ten DontaIs tpltr6e MIR ser @ngriff
genteloet, aber nidt gefost, oaB ein
10 beoeitenber S4o6en ongeridtet
iei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-25

zen fldcb DEM Welte fDerfen uto BORT
ben aanrpf gegen Die 6ranaoien uno
gnglanoer nit GROCER @nergie fiie-
rem, Die anoern lin0 Der glnIitt, man
peroe Die errlngenen 8orteile int,
Often ouerlt ausbellten utlo iebt elmer
allgemeinen Sel05us gegen @arIddl,
eroffnen. 9eioe 9lniiAten flineell
perfainftig. 0ian miro mol nidt oa-
ran oenfen, Die Guiien crit mieoer
ilh erbolen 81 laiien uno oie @egeso
BON Sruppen 5u entbloBetL Inn eine
groBartige &anlpagfle in sSranfreit
5u filbretl aber man miro 0ortftr
uno aud nod ser italieiliiden @ren-
sc bod mol on 8eritdrfungen id5iden,
mas man el1tbebreit fonn ssse6ell-
tails miro man Der 8elt seigen, oaG
man ii6 in Den 9arpatbelt un6 illl
Goli8ien iliht perbIlitet bot uno ned,
frdftig genllg lit, tpeitere gaten aus
5ufibren. Den 9obeplnft ibrer 9ei-
itungsfdbigfeit baben 9eutIblonb
nno SeiterreifJ nod ni6t ii6erihrit-
ten, ipenn oub Die gngIanoer oies in !
ibrer ipabnlpibigen gerblen6lhq b.
hnupten.
9ns frams6iifdle Sdjladtidiff aSt.
Sunis" ipll Die Satterien anf Ser ali-
atiifem Seite Ser 9arSanellen ,ers
fOlsreid" beIdjuiIen baben. N,as
beikt erfoIsreidJ? 3eritSrt fno tic
gang geiuik nidjt.
Sn Der fran56iiIdJen 0epmtierten-
tamner iunroe Der GriegsnintIter
Willerano fdJarf ansesriffcn. gs
iunroe tim bDrgeiuorfen, oaf bic Wsm=
nitionsfabrifen idledte mmS febler-
bafte @aaren Iiefertem. gsatiirlidj, |
tett mnf am allem bic id)ledte Nmni-
tim idJnl6 iein.
slus Der fanaSiiden Staot Spron-
to Diro gemelbet, baf bas 8cltern
Sntariu Battalion in elmer Sd)ladltl
lei Ga gaiIee am 10. sSnni 6einabe |
anfgerie6en iunr0e. Bon IeiHem 600
big 700 Nann berlpr 6as 8ataillDn
finfbnnoert, inter linen 20 Dffisie-
re. 9as lit 6er anmpf bei Ga Sal
ice, iiber ben ne,.lid) id)on beridtct
lpnr0e.
glus Som miro geneloet, Die 3iir-
tel babe periuht, 6ie Senulfi in Noro
2lfrifa gum 4ufitano 5u betpeqen.
3ns lei aber misgIiift nno in syolge
oeiien tonne sStaIieit iebt ben groBtelll
Seil ieiner Sruppen onsSripolis su.
tiifrufen utlo gegen Die OeIterrei6er
reripenoen.
Die NniIen 6ebanpten, bal, bic Der
teioisungsliniem 8arfdam's nod
cbenio feit iuaren, luie friber nnS oaf
es nnm0slid lei, i1nen Sie Gtaot nit
llrem Srans fleinerer syeitnmgen snI
entreiken.
Die Sran5pien beriften, 6a6 iie IN
cen goselen, Ditlid bon MeteraI.
Turteile errunsen batten. |
Gie Staliener bebanpten, iie bran
gen am Siun5o erfol9reid) bpr; he
'pullen ben Srt glopna, u6r6lidl BON
Maba gelesen, beTett 6aben.
gtus ct petersburg meloet man.
Die oeiitihen qftien @eIeaihaften
geb6renoen @leftri5itdtsiuerfe bicrl
lino IN Mosfau itn0 bon oer ruff.
iden &egieritng fonfi85iert tpor6en.
Die oeutiden 8efiber IoIlen feline
@nti6d6igune erbalten.
Der @atifau madjt befannt, bar
oas menlidJ ber6ffentlidlte Snterbieiu
oes gapites buif bon itnridJtisfeiten
nnb Srrtiimern Iei. @ie nniere Sc.
ier itdl erinnern, ba6en mir ne,tlidj
aleidl 6aranf anfmerfiam seaadjt, |
6ak bas ssnterbieip mol nidt ridtia
ieim msrse.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-25

Lion Golooten bier MilLionelt onf nic
Geine gebra6t. Die 8ebauptllng ilt
natiirli6 6irefter ltnfinn. Bir glou.
ben nod nidt eintnaI an Die cine
milliom.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-05-11
CAPTURED RELLED BUZZARD.

Meridian, Miss, May II. - The
belled buzzard, which has caused a
number of stampedes among country
negroes, has been captured. The
proud possessor of the pest Is Tom
Hall, Jr., Of Rio, Kemper county, who
caught the bird with a rabbit and q
trap, after the bird had avoided num-
erous shotguns for over a month.
The belled buzzard has been heard
from In several parts OF the county.
1t would cause disturbances wherever
1t appeared. the articles tied around
It's neck rafting through the stiffness
of the night would strike terror to the
heart of the most intrepid and several
complete stampedes having been csus.
cd by the bird. SO sS ri
1.-The capture Of, the buzzard is told
in the following letter. received from
Tom Hall:
Rio, Miss. R. F. d. No. 2, May 10.
Dear Sir[ caught the old bell buzz
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-05-11

ordinary man and woman in carrying
forward all lines of useful service.
Especially is this true in building up
the church and extending Christian
civilization" he said. "It is not the
genius but the faithful servant of God
who is willing to use to the very
best of his ability the small talents
entrusted to him who is keeping
alive and pushing forward all the
things worth while in this world
At the close of the sermon q large
per cent of the congregation expressed
their interest in the meeting and
pledged themselves to active coop
Grafton with the preacher.
There will be no service this even.
ing but at $3.50 a. m. tomorrow and
again at 7:45 there will be preaching
and at these hours throughout the
rest of the week. Everybody is in
vited to come out to these services
The morning hour today was especial
ly interesting and helpful to those
who believe in prayer The preacher
discussed the prayer of the Syro-
Phenician woman who besought Jesus
to heal her daughter
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-05-11

card today with rabbit and trap.
All the big boys in Kemper county
have tried to shoot him for month.
| am just IS years old, but feel big.
My prize CD had tobacco box tied
around his neck with staples in it and
the card of M. A. Saunders. Tell the
boys l want the prize, but no more
buzzards wanted" "Tom Hail..
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-05-11


1T this dspaonae needed
there
o IS
country
found
satisfying will
doubted"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-05-11
NEWS AGENT IS
.IONVNCEDB ONE DOSE
n. r. De Laye, After Suffering For
Nine Months From Serious NAL
ady, Finds Quick Relief.

H. r. De LAye Of Birmingham, Ala,
suffered from an acute stomach trou.
BILE for months. He went to doctors
and got only day or two Of relief.
Mr.. De Laye is head OF De Laye's
News Agency, and his malady meant
both pain and less business efficiency.
A cure became more and more imper-
alive. He read an announcement of
Mayf's wonderful Remedy. Now read
what he says:
Il received your treatment last week
and used it according to directions.
/ am at loss to find words to tell
you how much good it has done for
me. / feel like a new man. The re-
lief that your medicine has given me
is wonderful l have been to several
doctors and they have only given me
relief for one or two days.
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy gives
permanent results for stomach, liver
and intestinal ailmens. BAT as much
and whatever you like. No more dis
tress after eating, pressure of gas in
the stomach and around the heart.
Get one bottle of your druggist now
and try it on an absolute guarantee
if not satisfactory money will be re-
turned.-Adv.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-05-11

IF YOU-Want yeur furniture crated
or stored or Moved. ring eos oumb.
-Hattissbsrs Furniture c. ~
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-05-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS

ANNOUNCEMENTS
TIE News Is authorized 10 ANNOUNCE
sAs cAAdlcAcles OK tie i3.ASUll s.Ats
AID County O.Aeers. subject ~ la 40
L.aa C. tas D<AxaecTa..e Urinary. - be
held August 3:
For state Revenue Agent: :.
Stokes v. Robertson. ;,
Fer Sheriff:
A. e. HARRISON,
~ Barney o. poherty,
w. M. Edmonson,
W. A. Conn.
For Chaneery Clerk:
Herbert ellis.
For Circuit Court Clerk:
n. X. McLemore,
T. }. Nixon,
w. N. Richardson,
J. Carson Magruder,
Wade L. Summers.
For County .tterney:
Anderson M. Foote, 4
John r. Haney,
Alexander currie.
For superintendent o. Education:
L. g. Hood.
E. J. currie.
For County Treasurer:
D. X. Hemeter
W. E. Fall, 90
J.. p. Pace.
For Tax Assessor:
n. e. Clark,
John M. BayIiss.
For Board of Supervisors, Beat one:
Robert M. Hendrix.
For Board of Supervisors, Beat Two:
M. v. 3. Tins.
For Board of Supervisors, Beat Three:
w. A. Lovett.
J. L. oatson,
C. C. Russell,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-05-11
GOOD ATTENDANCE AT
REVIVAL SERVICES

There was good attendance at
the services at the Main Street Meth
odist Church last night. The Rev. d.
4. Kelly discussed the Middle Man,
the Man With the Two Talents"
He showed that God uses the plain,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-05-11

FOR-Pafntlng ana paper-hang1ns.
call Cumberland phone 79S.-W. 4
Combs. 10
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-05-11
TUESDAY, MAY II, 1915.
SINKING OF THE LUSITANLA

No incident of the European
as nearly than other thing
broken them has
differences OF opinion
than ANYTHING else that has yet barring
alongside Hearst
unrelentng hostility the Wilson admins
speaking has been temperate
in it's expressions.
The Nashville Tennesen speaks
o
The Jackson (Tenn) Sun make
THE horror and
may hasty throat of Germany to
enre this Staying of our fellow city
with full knowledge the
that would be sailing
floating American who sailed with it
safety risk his life under the flag of
nation a
we who in the of
people destruction of the Luitania
paraeed hhness But is not for to saw how
foreign nations shall
with cool judgment in other crises The
American people confidence in him
British ship flying British flag The Lustana
The birmingham AgeIerald this
1.-THE Americans what
least is fact As whether not the
matered not The Germans had
therefore perou undertaking to
sail in it. -
administrations policy
tanned"
The logical the Louisville Times
sinking the Lnsan says the Times has been pos
ability to reckon when the
Admiralty its policy Of submarine warfare against all
prescribed That order followed the
use Of neutral flags by
effort Britain declared and has
Mediterranean affecting all neutral as wen as Oeiseren' countries
Back of all Engnd into submission
by making shipments conaband Germanys scheme Of
the Wholesale destruction vessels oouno Tor
rights neutral nations have from the outset
The sinking Of the Insna is but the logical
O the situation
The country may rest
Germany accountability The task short of active
repaaon VIII be the most aihcu mat mas
instinct of patriotism should prompt
confidence and support for the President In the had
duty hat
The Chicago Herald heads
Murder" and Is follows
The staying of scores of Americans sinking
consider what international law really is not with re-
Here are number of nations each sovereign within its territory
They themselves
upon other
international law
body rules resting upon common consent
civilized
of their conduct
Among them might
vessels of hostile nation, might
kill citizens which who might
fully board that vessel
Efforts doubtless staying of the Americans
ground that Germany had given warning about
so at MS own FISK lheSe M -, w. 1;hi4 90 cornonv for
Of the CONTRACT between civilized nations entered by
essential make valid any
States other nation outside OF
German, such change
what steps Germany for her
here discussed Let there be- how
of time in talk about the gnt Oh Ter
many to do this murderer's deed.
Whom the gods destroy they make mad"
Constitution common
appalling OF life
should cool and be guild
ed by Judgment rather emotion
charged connection
this horrible added guilt of premed
We protest Germanys gno
American life in her submarine operations
after all is
stil-go the fact that
aration demanded
intensely She the world Que
Luan due warning given OF the
signature
embassy sailing the giant Gu
o they might expect
at the beginning OF the
should following the Lnsf
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-26
At the 0rpheum

Many favorable comments over the
orpheum bill are going the rounds
these days. The kind of vaudeville
bill that local audiences enjoy the most
seems to be here this week. At least
this is the impression one would CLEAN
from the kind words afoat. There is
something there to please all tastes and
eaeh type OF entertainment presented
calls in very clever artists, indeed.
For those who enjoy splendid singing
there is the Omar Opera Company of
ter trillers, who are heard to excellent
advantage in number of the best
known operas, or rather parts of them.
Special scenery and costumes are EN-.
ployed for each number. They who
like to laugh get more than one act
to please them, for there is Milton Pol.
lock and company in speaking to
Father, an excellent mirth. ringer
from the pen of George AIDE; and Hoey
and Lee, the Hebrew character comedi-
ans, in fun and parodies, who are eas.
lily as popular as the Pollock act.
Admirers of nifty girls couldn t wish
for any more than pretty and clever
Eva Puck, who, with her brother, Har-
ry, presents a splendid Irritation skit.
They who enjoy thrills, or they VINO
appreciate wonderful gymnastic skill,
must pause to wonder at the accomplish
meEts of the Willie Brothers. They
stand quite alone in their class of en-
tertainment. And so the Orpheum 8
bill goes; it is clever throughout.
Adv
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If BACKACHY OR
KIDNEYS BOTHER
Eat Less Meat and Take Glass Of
Salts to Flush Out Kidneys
Drink Plenty of Water

Uric acid in meat excites the kid
neys, they become overwOrked; get
sluggish, ache, and feel like Jumps of
lead. The urine becomes cloudy; the
bladder is irritated, and you may be
Obliged to seek relief two or three times
during the night. When the kidneys
clog you must help them flush off the
body's urinous waste or you ii be a real
sick person shortly. Az first you feel
dull misery in the kidney region, you
suffer from backache, sick headache,
dizziness, stomach gets sour, tongue
coated and you feel rheumatic twinges
when the weather is bad US
Eat less meat, drink lots of water;
also get from any pharmacist four
ounces of Jad Salts; take a tablespoon
full in glass of water before breakfast
for few days and your kidneys will
then act fine. This famous salts is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon
juice, combined with lithia, and has
been used for generations to clean clog
ged kidneys and stimulate them to nor
NAL activity, also to. neptralize the
acids in urine, so it no longer is a
source OF irritation, thus ending blad-
der weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, cannot in
iure; makes a delightful effervescent
lithia-wlater drink which everyone
should take now and then to keen the
kidneys clean and active. Druggists here
say they sell lots of Jad Salts to folks
who believe in overcoming kidney trou-
BILE while it is only trouble.-Adv.
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Evangelical Association

Reading, Pa, Feb. 26.-That women
of unenlightened India wear. rings in
their noses as mark of subsection to
their husbands, while those of modern
times wear flashing rings upon their
fingers to indicate how many husbands
they have led by their noses into d.
vorce courts; that the Stock Exchange
in many of its transactions is more
brutal than the prize ring, and that love
of amusements is uniting men and
women for sober thought, were some of
the points of the address of Bishop s.
Q. Breyfogel, of this city, in opening
the seventy-sixth annual conference of
the East Pennsylvania Evangelical As
sociation in the Park church here yes
terday .s't
More than a hundred ministers and
as many lay delegates from Evangelical
churches all over the eastern section of
the State are in attendance.
In his address the Bishop said:
p" Never before did the church so care.
fully study the problem of evangelical
tion and the best methods of bettering
social conditions than to-day. In these
days of organized methods of work
there is danger of misdirected energies.
Much of the splendid organized evan
gelistic work of to-day is hindered bv
the lack of vital sympathy"