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Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-31
A CONFESSION
Hopes Her Statement, Made Public,
 will Help Other Women.

Hines, Ala.-'I must confess, says Mrs. Eula Mae Reid, of this place, that Cardui, the Woman's tonic, has done me a great deal of good.
 Before | commenced using Cardui, ] would spit up everything ] ate. had fired, sleepy feeling all the time, and was irregular. ] could hardly drag around and would have severe headaches con- tinuOusly.
 Since taking Cardui, ! have entirely quit splitting up what eat Everything seems to digest all right, and have gained 10 pounds in weight"
 If you are a victim of any of the numeT- ous ills SO common to your sex, ii IS wrong to suffer.
 For half a century, Cardui has been re- lieving just such ills, as IS proven by me thousands of letters, similar 10 the aDoVei which pour into our office, year by year.
 Cardui is successful beca.se it is com posed of ingredients which actspeclilcally on inc womanly constitution and helps build the weakened organs back oheallh and strength.
 Cardui has helped others, and will help you, foo. Get a bottle today. You won't regret it. Your druggist sells l'
 Wyis Co; Chattano7ga Medicine Co.,. Ladies Aa- gIeDry Dept. ChatfanuuEEs lenu.f Tor 1peclat tiT Ffructi0Iis on your case and ui-page tuls' iio9ee Treatmsn, for Women sent in gsin rraDper. h@ Asl
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-31
BUCK" HAS BIG BALL TEAMS
 READY
Buck" Buchanan Ayers That He Has the Real Class of County. Four Team League in Process of Formation.

Comes now the ahiant in the above entitled case and alleges that he has organized, and is now perfecting, what will soon be Known as the best aggregation of ball tossers in the Dis trict an supporters and allegation of the latter to the contrary. The affiant in this matter. is Buck" Buchanan.
 Regardless of all afIidavits in the case, one thing Is certain. There will be another ball team in the District and with the already well.organized Grays. the sport loving fans in the District can expect to have some ad. ditional games during the coming sea. son.
 The first game, according to ad- vance copy, will take place this com ing Sunday. Buck in speaking for his team says there will be no trouble in skinning the Grays. The Grays have no spokesman. Manager Me Nally is content to let the matter ride preferring to talk after a game is safely in the bag.
 iAt pl 0bN1cAA lAfA0 SOAAN AbA LII Ab bA ganize a four team league in Cochise county. Two win hold forth in Doug. las and two will make their head quarters in Bisbee. It is presumed that the two Douglas teams will be made up from the Sixth Brigade and from the City of Douglas.
 In any case good competition may . be expected. In addition it is possible that Tucson can come into the ar rangement with at least two teams This would enable each of the three towns in the league to have baseball every week and stimulate the interes in the entire league.
 The Grays are already organized l The organization behind them is con
 sidered the best in the state. Nov that Buchanan has organized a buncl of Bisbee stars into another team
 Bisbee will be more than well repre-
 sented and can be counted upon t
 come out high in the running whel
 the final scores are to be had.
 Buck" is now busy securing suit
 for his team. The members of tn .aggregation are not thoroughly know but that there are some excellent pla
 CTS among the lot can not be denied.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-31

White Out of eleven fights which he took part in during 1912 Willard lost only one This was to "Guuboat' Smith in twenty rounds at san Fran cisco Smith was the best man that Willard had met in his ring career, with tho possible exception of carl Morris whom he defeated in a ten- round no-docision bout at New York. Last year Willard met Tom McMahon in ten-round no-decision bout and scored knockouts over Dan Daily in nine rounds at Buffalo and George Ro- del in six rounds at Atlanta Ga
 Wmard's powers of endurance are unprecedented but he lacks aggressive ness and skill These disadvantages, however, may have been remedied by strict attention to the coaching of his handlers and what he has learned from his sparring partners in training. lie has three distinct advantages oyer Johnson in youth. height and reach, the possession of which. combined
 with a splendid constitution, make Willard the most formidable opponent
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-31
Doctors Said He Had DTOpsy

Some time ago l had an attack of grippe which finally settled in my kid neys and bladder I doctOred with the doctors and they claimed l had dropsy. I tried other remedies and got no relief from any of them. My condition was such that 1 was unable to work for about two months and the annoying symptoms caused me a great deal of trouble and pain. was hardly able to turn over in bed. See ing one of your Almanacs, l decided to give pr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root a trial and after taking several bottles was able to resume my work again cannot say too much in praise of your Swamp-Root as the results in my case were truly wonderful.
 Yours very truly,
 ROBERT BALLARD.
 Mansfield, Pa Sworn 70 and subscribed before nc this 7th day of May. 1912.
 RAY C. LONGBOTHUM,
 Notary Public
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-31
MEETING AT TUCSON OF ARIZONA B. B. HOPEFUL

pHOENIX. March 3O-April at Tucson has been selected as the date and meeting place of the maanates of the new Rio Graude Baseball Asso- citation at which a league president will be chosen and other matters ar ranged for the new organization.
 Word to this effect was received this afternoon by Herb Hester who has charge of the Phoenix franchise. John l McCloskey main promoter of tbe league, phoned Hester from EI paso
 McClcskey said that everything is running along nicely for the new league.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-31
Letter to pr. Kilmer & Co., sinuhamton, N. Y.

Prove What swamp-Root Win Do For
 You
 Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co.,, Binghamton, N Y., for a sample size bottle. It will convince anyone. You will also receive a booklet of valuable information, telling about the Kidneys and bladder When writing. be sure and mention the Bisbee Morning Re- view. Regular ffty-cent and one dollar size bottles for sale al all drug stores
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-31

that has been matched against John son during his entire career in the prize ring.
 The following table shows the rela- tive measurements of the champion and challenger.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-31

Jess Willard. who was born in Pat tawatomie county, Kansas. twenty eight years ago. is a giant in stature, standing fully 6 feet 6 inches. without shoes. and when in good condition for a bout, turns the scales at 235 pounds. Four years ago he was first seen in a ring fight when he lost on a foul to Louis Fink in the tenth round of a bout at Sapjulpa. Okla. but within six weeks from that time he knocked out Fink in three rounds al Oklahoma City. He followed up with five knock outs and two teu-round winning brack- cts. on points. during his first year of fighting in public, 1911.
 Five knockouts and two noQecision contests gave him a clear record for 1912 The two no-decision bouts were with Arthur Pelky and Luther McCar- thy in New York City and in each Willard had the better of his oppo- nents. The big Kausan also scored two of lis five luockouts iu the east at New York and Buffalo. his victims being Soldier Kearus and Sailor
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-31

 o London returned to the United states not a
 
 
 dIrfore h of a the London, her tnd ted Of eI f.r they .frr rotur t0 he owl Fand of brilliant oHe TUT p'ie'SN' app her nor MES nr, Robert w. Chambers Che famous
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-31
WHITE WINS AGAIN

PHILADELPHIA. March 3O.-Char- ley White had better six round bout Charles Thomas, claimant of rhe French lightweight championship.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-31
WILLARD
JOHNSON

These measurements of the cham pion were made just before Johnson met Jim Flynn at Las Vegas, N. M- July 4, 1912
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-31

Kaiser is again suffering from an affection of the throat, and doctors advise an immediate operation.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-20
Sic unrnben allf 9aiti.
9lomiral Gapertpns melDe$ nid]ts ppn
9anonng bon Warineiulbatem.
Gimnajmc BON Saint Wfare bnrd)
Gcpulutipniiten beitatigt.

@a bingto o II, 90 Sebr. &ear'
Iomiral Gnperton, &ontrtanbont bes
amerifatiihen @ei6tpnoerS in baitt-
i1eit @etpdiiern, ertp1bnt in einer
beiite eingetroffenen Ielbiing nidts
hon Der 9nnoung bon Warineiol6a-
ten, obmobl inoffi5ielle geridte iol.
dies gemeIbet botten. @r beritdnoigte
bas Murinc Geportenent, oaB es
in Vort-ali-H Hrince 3u gelegentli6eit
slusidreitiingen unb Seiiergefehtert
gcfommen ipGre inb 6aB 0ie Gin-
luobner IN itcter gregitng leben. Cine
Seitdtigung bon Ser einnabme bon
'Saint Marc our1 bie Sfepoliltioni-
item inter General @uiQaurrte lit
eineetroffen. Gen. Montplaiiier, Der
Die &egierungstrippcn fontmonoier-
tc, pelfc Saint Wtnrc berteibigten,
fiel i'm Sample. Man r1inln1t oil,
bab repoIrtion1re 3ulppen ieet nl,i
Bort oil Trince losnarihieren. 9Iud,
ioll cine neite Rebolution in Sacmel
nlisgebroden iein, oo6 erfltbr man
bariiber nihts gtaberes.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-20
Sin @brentag San
iSrancisco's.
Yanama=M =MnSitelnng bcn.
tt mittag er=
Ofnet.
Srnbtloier 1ynnfe ans @aibinston
Dffnete Die Sore.
.6DllemlGrm fuefte ant 0tprsen bic
Stabt nns benz Sdlafe.
II frem6e NntiDnen nnb 43 Staateu
nnf glnsifeInns bertreten.

Can 6rnnciscp, Gal, 90.
,Sebr. Die Snternotionale 9Sonoma.
Eacific .Iusitellung ipitrbc bier beute
eroffnet.
3u friiber WorgenItiinbe mar Der
Soirlniel belpoIft, ober Ser orobenoe
&cecn o6ntpftc nidt Die gegeiiteriing
0es Golfcs, Die iib bel Soeesanbrud,
in einern ipobren SollenlGrnt, ipie
i'm Sdn 6roneiSeo ME 5ubor eebort
bate, 2uft nloate.
%on $50 llbr morgens on perei.
nietcn iid) cine Stlinoe lang Gonlpf.
pfeiferl 9llitompbilborne. &irdert-
gloden, StraBellbobrgIoden iinb al.
lerIci lorn1enoeS Snitri,meitte 5u einenl
pbren3errciBenoeit Worgenltdno6ell,
bos Die Stobt oiis ibreln Sdlofe
lpedte nnb Sebntouienoe bon Men-
iden nod Den Mrsitellungseriinbcn
5og.
9lm @ormittag perionlnlelten lid,
biirgerlihe nno n1ilitGriide Sereine
in Snn Neb- -9neiuie 5li eemeiniomem
Marid nod Der 9lusiteaung.
Die eigentlide groffnlng Der Gore
Der -Slusiteaiine ipuroe burd) artile-
rie-SoIiite Der Irinee- Ioiten on Son
6roneisco-gap iienoIiiicrt, unb ail
Wiittae nit Dem 5poIften @lodeil.
i6Iog ioilote Br1iibent 8ilion bon
@aibineton aus einen eleftrii6en
sSurfen ourh Die 2lft, Der bon Der
GubioItntinlr ouf oent Siipelentlirn1
Der @iasftellitne aufeefangeit fuarSe
9urd eIeftriid3e llebertragnne off.
itete bieier 0i,nfe bic 5iiret Der @us.
itellunes YalGite un6 ieste Die Wo.
idinen in Der Waidinenbolle IN ge-
iDegltrg.
SefretGr oes 9Snneren, SranfIin
6. 2one, oils Sertreter bes Sraiibeit.
ten, @oup. &irom E. Sobnion lmr
6. 6. Moore, NrGiioent Der @usitel,
lung, paren oic Souptreoner. oes
Cages. 1rGiioei1t @iIion iprad
iiber bic nciie 6ernipreder 2eitirna
Der Stnot rno Der Musitellungslei.
tung feline @liidlpiini6e aus unb lei.
ne @orte lpurben bernof Der bar.
renoen Meilee ntiteeteilt.
Al nlisl1nbiide 9eationen iino 4S
Staaten 1ii1b 3 Serritorieit Der nine.
rifonii1en Union finb auf Der 9lns.
Iteaung pcrtreteit.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-20
Ser angebli6 nnwii=
ienoe &ongreb,
@aidedJter Mmerifamer
trbebt Mnflagen DDr
NnsidnB.
InsI1mbiid)e Sfpiffabrts SntereTcn
be6errid)en Die 9tatiun.
Interifaniide Sdliffabrt fann gesen
ite ntdJt anffpmnteu.
&pngrekrtitsIieber bnrd fDntrplierte
Samnern setdnid}:.

1aibingto . II, 90. Sebr. 8e.
ihulbigitngen, oab @ertreter oitsl1r.
bidder Sdiffnbrts Siltereifen Die
Saltptausidiiiie bon nieIen Saitbels.
fanunern itiib Mtarine 8orien fott.
trolIierten unb oas omerifnniide ma.
ritir1e Selb bur6ieiidt bGtten, ipur.
oen beute BON Molace SotDnep, ei.
item Stem gorfer 'Sd)iffabrts- -Wafler.
Dor Dem iSpe5iolaitsihub oes Seno.
tes, Der Die angebIide 9obbp fir uito
gegen Die S6iffs 8ia itirteriudlt,
erboben.
9otpnep ioete ben1 slusffub, er iei
Der Srgoriiator Ser ltniteb Stntes
Merbar,t Morine sliiocintion, Die
MIR sln1erifnner 5u WtiteGieOern
itil1rlnt, bic ipeoer oirefte nod inoi-
refte @erbinoungen NIT alisIonoi-
i6en S6iffobrtsiittereiien bnben.
l1eber ben 8rlirb bieier8ei6rdilfung
befrogt, iagte 9opnep:
rGas maritime sSeIb oieier gfation
tpurbe nit 8ertretern oiisIdrbiifer
Sfiffabrts 9srttereiien berielidt.
2nbllole Sereinigiin9en. iuie San.
oeIsfonrirern unb Mortne gorien.
baben iid3 in bieiem 9artbe gebilbet.
8ertreter oltsIGnbii1er S6iffobrts-
Sltereiien boben ii6 bieien @ereini,
eiingen aneei6loiien, Die &ontroIle
iiber Die bauptiddli6en slusidiiiie
iih geiihert, urt0 ipeirn Die Srgaiii-
iation 5n elmer Sdiffabrts Srage
! StelIung nebmen ioI, mo auslanoi-
ide unb on1erifnniid,e Snterefien in
GonfIitt fomrrleit, bann oiftieren lie
bie gei9Iiiiie. 60 erfubren Sic.
rneine Serren inn &pngreb, ni9t ben
ipirfIiden anrerifnrtiifen Stano-
punft in ioI1en sSraeen. Sins Die.
lem @rilrbe fiibrten mir Die ge-
idrdtlfung eit1."
Sopnep fiigte bir15u, boB er dls
elmer Der Gireftoren Der Stem gorf
I Maritime Grhanee beriuht bdtte.
&eiolutionen, ntpel6e Die amerifaiii.
i6e Shiffabrt begiititigeit," 5ur an.
nabme au bringer,, aber bnmit feinen
Grfolg gebobt bdtte
rGs lit geipobnIi6 cine Mebrbeit
iener WeGruier porbonbeit, Die ipobI
slpeifeIlos quite anerifonii6e 8iireer
iino, 6eren 9rpt it1,b Butter uber pon
hen oitslGnbiiden Sdiffubrts Sn'
tereiien nbbdngt," iagte er
9otpnep gob tpeiter on, boB er ino
feline 8eretttigitng trosoem Der Io.
! rtirliitratiorts Shiffsbin opponier.
ten itn6 on @ei11ftsIeute Shrefben
geri6tet bdtten, iporin lie altfgefor.
bert tpur6en, on ibre aongrebabse.
orSnete 5u i9reiben iino lie 5it eril.
den, eegen Die 8ia 5ii itin1men
9as &onlite bertogte iid bieroiif
ouf rtGhften 9onneritog.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-20
Megerbans bpnamitiert.
Neger fcbrtc trpb @arnitng bon
yTpinm Snuters" nod Gpnmtp
snriif.

@rinceton ap.. 90. Gebr.
0os Snus bon sSobn GbiloreB, zines
0eeeers, 1purbe bier belite friib IN
Die Suit geiprenet. Tns Sous tpiirbe
bemoIiert, aber Die gelpobner blie.
ben unperlest. Gbilbreb flob nit
ieiner Snrtilie lesten geonentber mts
&rineeton, nodbem er e,te War.
nung erbalten bntte, Dos Gountp Sii
berIoiien. 2este @ofe febrte er
uie6er 5uriif. Die iciner5eitige
@arniing NOR nit nIoiiitm Srn.
tiers" uittersei6net, tpie lid Die
Nohtreiter i'm iueitIiden &entitfp
nennen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-20

9erlin. 90. 6ebr. 9rabtlos
ii6er Sopoillc, y. y. Ser bcute
pom beutiden 9lrneebarptauartier
ousgegebene offi5icle Scrift Ion-
tet:
~@eltliher arie9sid)aliplas: Storfe
neutrality-suspicious. grif.
ZEN geitern Die oeittlhen Ste1ungen
in Der Champagne in Der @egeuo
uorolih BON Eertbes uno nor6Iih
BON Sesnlineles nn. 9lae Seriu6e,
onrn Die bertid)en 9inien ourGsit-
brehen, idlugen febl. sln man6en
SteQen brnng Ser 5eino bis in
unierc oorgei6obenenS 6iiscn9rGben
Dor, mo Der &anipf nod fortouuert.
Sonit pllroe Der ;Seino ii6eran jll.
riidgeidllogen uno crlitt idluere Ser
lltite.
.&orolih BON @eroun puroe
gleiffaas ein irnnSoiiid]cr 9lneriff
iuriifgeihlagen. 9ei Gonlbres miro
Ourh beftiges glrtilleriefeucr Elm
neuer franjoliiher 4ngriff sorberei-
tet. SSn Den &ogeien bauern Die
Sample tort. Gie Oeutifen er.
itiirmten Die feinolihe SnltptiteIliuna
auf Den 9oben peitlid bon Siil5ern
un0 mtf DEM Heidsaderfopf, melt
lib Don Niiniter. Gin aanpf INN
Die '6oben norolid pom Wtiiblbad lit
I'M @ange. Meserlano 1no San-
0ernaf purOen pom ben 0eutifen
bcicst, nnhoent nm oen Belts beftig
gcfonpft lporoen mar.
.SeitliGer &riegsihmlplas: Sm
9iltrift norolifl bon 8roonO iulo
Suipolfi bat lid feline @er1noe-
uine ergeben.
.SiiopeItli6 bon aolno fuurOc
ser 6ein0 in oie porgeid,obene Stcl-
lung BON 9onljn iuriidgetrieben.
~Siiolidl on Nipsjpniec. nor0oit-
lif1 bon @rjonnsi rmo 0itlif bon
Haciou5 baben Sample lofnlen Gba-
rafters itattgeilmoen. slns Der @e-
geno iiolif BON Ger @eihicl lit
nihts Sii beridten.
1 ibington 20. 6ebr. gln
ore oit,.ung. 9otifaft lit ans @ien
iolgenoe oiii5ielle Gepeide gcfom-
men:
ysluf Dem iiiolihen ariegsidau-
plas habcn Ole Serbcn mieoerbolt
ofiene StGotc bouboroiert uno onf
oieIc slrt pielc 3ioiliitcn. aud
iSroiien unb ailber. getotet. bclon-
oers in Scnlin. Ser oit ling. aom-
nanoant ontfuortcte, inoem or gel
arao filr5e 3eit bonIbar0ierte iuo
ole Serben in aenntnis iestc. ooB
icoeS 9ombaroemeiit Der Serbcn
nuf cine oifene Staot fiiniti9 BON
oen Sciterreidern IN eleiher @eiie
beantlportct peroen miro"
Sofio. 90. Sebr. Nlan 5itiert
bier Die 9leitBeriing zines @ertrctcrs
ocs 6ricg niiniiteriums. ocr geia9t
baben ipa. boB Die iest in Der
Monoihurci oicnenoen Srllppen
SSnpans ourdl neuc Niannifaften
aus Sopan eriest neroen iolen.
TaS crfldre lpobrihcinlid Die um-
beeriinbeten Geriiflte. baB Die So
poner jrpei 9ipiiionen mobiliiiercu,
nm tic nndl China jn ididcn.
Gs wirb binjugefiiet. oaB Die
aeaenpGrtig 5ruiideu Ssnpan uilo
China ihpebenoen Gerbanoluneen
feincsipegs cine Sage berbeigeiiibrt
ha6en. Die miIitGriihen 9eiueeingen
ssapans notipenoie MAIDEN ipiirben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-20
Gineinnatis itabtii6es spital.


Cincinnati, 9. 90. ,sebr.
Gineiunati's 5 nei,es itdotiidcs Spi.
tal. bos- et1pa $4,000,000 foitct,
ipuroe bier beute eingelpcibt. Gr.
$. z. Yritfett. @oriiser oer5rititee-
geborOe Der Carnegie Foundation,
hielt Die Seitreor
8efGlFdlte Snnoesreierpen.gsute.
@afbinaton, 20. 6ebr. 3ic
erite 61lifiing elmer 9unoesreier.
cn-gfote fnm Slinl @orihein. gs iii
cine $5-9tote Der Gnlos 9unoes.
rciernen.@anf. Gle 6alidllng lit
Ieidt ou entoeden.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-20
gefannter Splsbanbler tut.

@lpena, Wfif., 0.6ebr @eor9e
g. SpImes, elm proniineriter Sol5'
b6noler un6 9ireftor in Der 9llpena
Gonntp lSopings ganf, itarb bier
bcltte in ieinem 9oitie. Gr mar 81
Sabre olt un6 ciit befnnnter 6rei'
rlaurer.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-20

Ser nelltralen Shiffobrt nidt ber'
ontiportIi6 lei. Gr tuieoerbolte, ooB
Die sonae gerortiportilns @rob6ri'
tanntien trifft. gs bieb, oaB Der Sof-
idofter feline neue @aitteiliing nper'
reiht batte Z
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-20
admpfe auf weitliden
ariegsidanplab wiez
Der beftiger.

6ransOiiife nno britiid)c Sd)iffc
bumnnrbicrem Snroanrlen.
Sorts anf enrDpdiid5er Seite nngeb-
lid snm Sfliueiseu se6raft.
0eitern begUnnenes Sumbnrbement
iuiro bente fortseIett.
GniIen ernenerten ben Slugriff nnf
Die 6eituns Trsenpsl.
Giihnen iidl md fleinerer Grfplse
in ben Sarpntben.
Terindl Der GrOrternng Der Gage in
Der aammer Stnliens.
&egiernng laft it'd iebDdl anf
IOldJe nidJt Gin.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-20

pie einatse fdsfife oe,tf.
r@e Seituns IN 2ai6isar,.
meffe Die 9epef9en osr
HG. YreHe 6rinst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-09
RED CROSS SEALS.
(Communicatcd)

In the war abroad the Red Cross
ministers to the wounded and the
starving. In our own country there Is
war in which Red Gross Christina:
Seals bring relief to the suffering
and the dying, and also defence
against the enemy.
The enemy in this war is Tubcr'
culosis, more deadly than any armed
enemy. Life is a thing of uncertainty
and one never knows when some low:
ed one may be touched by this drea'
terror. Therefore we ask you, ON
and all, to purchase tag Saturday
and start the day with the happ.
knowledge that you have enlisted ir
this life saving fight.
ROSE M. ,MasDONALD,
President, Alexandria Anti-Tuber-
culosis Society.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-09
IN MEMORIAM.

In the death Of Miss Mary Lindsa,
Triplett, at her home Dunbarton, tht
fourth inst, each one of US who knew
her feels how deeply is our loss
Death has entered into that attached
household and stripped it of a fonf
member, who was found ready wher
the summons came, and quietly ane
peacefully submitted to the will Of
Him, who has taken her from this
world because she was His own. a.
she trusted in God for guidance dur
ing life, so she felt safe and confiden'
of His care even in the face of death
Her life was cut off in it's fulltim'
Of youth, hope and usefulness, bu'
not before she had endearcd hersef
70 ne all W.P.T
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-09

FIGHT FOR SUMNER CAPITAL
yirgiuia's Bid First To Be Oifera
In Congress.

Washington, Dec. 9.-Virginla l:
he first State to come to the iron
n Congress with movement to 10
ate near Washington a summer
White House." in which the Preslden
nd his family may live during the no
ummer months when official business:
ompels the Chief Executive to remain
It the helm in the national capital.
native Charles c. Carlln
# Virginia, announced yesterday tha'
he had introduced in the House OF
he opening day of Congress a bill
authorizing the transfer Of the Noun
Weather Station, on top of the Blue
,idge Mountains, near Bluemont, Va.
rom the Agricultural to the War De
,artment, so that it can be convcrte,
nto Summer White House"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-09
ARRESTED FOR MURDER
Two italians Wanted at Hopewel!
|. Taken From Southern Rail-
/ way Train Last Night

Upon telegraphic request from the
authorities at Hopewell Va, Ser
geant Scott, Officer Smith, and Spec
'ial Officer Norris, took two ltallans'
:. ,hn Conieloras and Willie Comet
,ras, from Washington Southern
rain at the Union Station last night.
The men were wanted at hopewell
Tor the murder Of Paulus Canu. Inc
tragedy took place on Sunday night
md in addition to the man who was
.illed two others were badly injured
The two men when arrested denieo
completely in the crime and said that
heir names were Joseph and Antonio
Denticn. State detective O'Conne!l
:amc here this morning and TOOK the
men back to Hopewell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-09
RECORDS OF THE PAST.
No Stronger Evidence Can &c Had
Ii Alexandria.

III AiSAGHuIld.
Look we'll to their record. What
they have done many times in year.
gone by is the best guarantee OF FIJI
turc results. Anyone with bad back
any reader suffering from urinary
troubles, from kidney i'll, should finc
comforting words in the following
statement.
Mrs. Mary Ticcr, 500 n. Alfred St.
Alexandria, says: 81 have tascr
Doan's Kidney Pills on several &C.
'casions and in each instance, they
have proved to be all that is claimed
of them. l couldn't recommend any,
thing their equal Tor lame or wean
back. can confirm, my former en-
dorsement to anyone, who would like
to know of the merit Of Doan's Kid
ney Pills
Price Soc at al dealers. Don't silll-
pl yasil for q kidney reuedy-get
Doan's kidney Pills--the same shat
Mrs. TIGER had, Foster DIilburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo. r. Y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-09
ALARMS OF FIRE

Tie fire department was called out
at 6 o'clock this morning by q blaze
at the corner of Alfred and Gibbon
streets in store owned by +. j.
Higgins. The damage was slight.
Another alarm was sounded al
1915 o'clock. 1t came from Column
JUS and Wolfe streets. 4 fire was
said to be raging in the store OF
Jacob Shaperio, at the northwest cor
ner. The department upon reaching
;he scene failed to find the fire.