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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-28
WIELKA BITWA POD
VERDUN.
NIEMCY BIORA
FORTY.
TRANQUIL
WSTRZYMUJA.
Poglad ma Sytuacye pod
Verdun.

Londyn, % lutego. - Olbrzy-
mia bitwa pod Nerdun, najwiek-
sza Cd czasu pedu niemieckiego
ma Paryz - wre w caEej zacle--
k}osci: podobno juz w niej ze
stron obu valley powyzej pol
miliona ludzi; niektore zrod}a Ii
cza mase zo1nierza Iacznie ze
stron obu tam skupiona ma wzwyz
po4tora miliona ludzi!.... Ma
ogol niema dis zrana roznlcy
wielkiej cd ukiadu pozycyl sobo-
tniego: Niemcy wzieli szereg ze-
wnetrznych fortow verdunskich,
Z tych najwazniejszy stalowy fort
Douaumont nadto zdobyto forty
fikacye Champneuville i Hardou-
mont, a bye moze take Cote de
Talou, o ktorym utrzymuja Mem
cv. ze 60 zdobyli, Francuzi, IL
90 odebrali. Wczoraj bylo row.
niez doniesienie, ze Francuzi W
kolosalnym wprost rozpaczliwym
ataku odebrali Douaunont, lecz
niema potwierdzenia tel wiado--
mosci. Zreszta bye moze, IL Fran
cuzi fort odebrali istotnie, Mem
cv zas w ponownym ataku zdo-
byli go potem po raz drugi Sa
tel doniesienia, IL forty oPusz--
czone przez Francuzow - ME sa
iednak ! W mocy Niemcow, dla-
tego. IL ogien dziaiowy ma ME
skierowany jest tax potwornlE
straszliwy, ze Mkt tam wytrzy'
mac absolutnie ME moze' forty
owe to kupy gruz0w i ruin
wsrod kt6rych explozye wybu-
chaja jedna "a druga, DO maga
zyny podziemne amunicyi 1 mi
ny zalozone dawniej wyoucnal;
cd goraca, wstrzasu powletrza
ziemi, lub tez zapalane przewo
dami elektrycznymi. Wszystko O.
kazuie co to "a piekio ME do OPT
SANTA musi bye W tem'kotfowlsku
walk nadludzkich = Prawdziwie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-28
WALK w POLSCE.
= EGIPTU.
PAROWCA.
174 osob zginefo.

szturm - atak "a atakle1n: ME
oblezenie to bynajmniej - ale i'm
pet kolosalny, ktorym widocznie
Niemcy chca sterroryzowac Fran
cuzow, ME chca i'm pozwollc O.
pamietac sic wala w mich clos "a
ciosem, przerazaja dzialowa ro-
bota furya szalencza wprost 2
Jaka leca ma Smierc pewna og-
mem nieustannym ziejacych for
tow i okopow francuskich Kaz'
da ze zdobytych pozycyi Mem
cy natychmiast utwierdzaja i wy,
zyskuja do dalszego ataku, pod
taczajac coraz blizej swe wiel-
kie AZ centymetrowe kolubryny z
ktorych wala juz ma wewnetrz'
ne forty Verdunu: robota tych
ciezkich pociskow pozostac ME mo
ze bez zwlowrogiego rezultatu jak
kolwiek O tenn zadnych jeszcze
niema doniesien. Ma wschod Cd
twierdzy ku Woevre i w kierun,
su niemieckiej twierdzy Metzu
Francuzi donosza o sukcesach -
tn odparto szereg atakow niemie-
ckich i zdobyto pozycye nlemle-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-28
Odmowna odpowiedz
niemiecka.

Washington, % lutego. - Am
baSador niemiecki hr. Bernstorff,
otrzyma} wyczerpuJace inforn1a--
eye Cd sWego rzqdu w spraWle
stanowiSka mocarstW centralnyCh
odnoSnie do zarzutow Ameryki
O nielegalnosci topienia uzbroJo-
nych okretow handlowych. DIS
MA on odbyc konferencye Z Sc
kretarzem stanu Lansingem i "a
wiadomic go treSci tego komu-
nikatu, ktora ma bye nastepuJaca
Niemcy ME nysla odstepowac
Cd ogioszonej poprzednio zapo--
wiedzi i cd 1go marca zaczna to-
pic bez ostrzezenia wszystkie uz-
brojone okrety handlowe, uzasa.
dniajac krok ten podanymi po-
nizej argumentami:
Prawo zbrojenia okretow han
dlowych ME moze mice zastoso-
wanna odnoSnie do statk6w Wiel-
kiej Brytanii, ktora uzbroila je
ola celow ofensywy, jak tego
dowodzi przytoczony przez Ber-
lin tekst rzekomego sekretnego
rozporzadzenia admiralicyi bry--
tyjskiej, nakazujacego niszczyc i'm
wszelkimi sposobami nury GER
manskie. Ma poparcie tego tW\er-
dzenia przytacza Berlin navy
brytyjskich francuskich okre--
tow handlowych, ktore uzywa}y
armat swych dla celow zaczep--
nych. Wynika tego, re kazdy uz-
brojony okret handlowy nalezy IT,
wazac "a uzbrojony dla celow ia
kich, O lie przeciwienstwo tego
ME zostanie w inny sposob udo-
wodnione, w ktorym to wypadku
nury niemieckie maja zakaz to-
pieia takiego parowca
Dalej twierdzi rad niemiecki,
re dane po zatopieniu ,,Lusitann"
i .,Arabica' zapewnienia gwa-
rancye tyczyfy sic tylko statkow
bezbronnych i w ten tylko spo-
sob ,pojmowai je tax Berlin Jak
Washington, a wreszcie podnosi,
ze zdaniem jego prawo miedzy'
narodowe dozwala zbroic okrety
handlowe dla obront przeciwko
piratom jedynie, nie przeclwko
olretom wojennym innego pail
silva.
Aczkolwiek wiadomosci po-
wyzszej tresci komunikatu ME-
mieckiego braH urzedowego po-
twierdzenia czy zaprzeczenia, o.
piera sic ona ma zrod}ach pier
wszorzednych ma "a SODA wszel-
kie cechy prawdopodoblenstwa.
|! w tym stanie rzeczy i wobec ro-
wnej niezlomnosci stanowlska
prezydenta Wilsona - zerwanle
stosunk6w dyplomatycznych z
mocarstwami centralnemi wydaje
sic kwestya czasu jedynle, gdyz
pierwszy zatopiony okret bellige'
rentow. ma kt6rym zginie jeden
chocby tylKo obywatel amerykar'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-28
Obietnice nielnieckie.

Washington, % lutego. w
kolach dyplomatycznych podala
tu, re rad niemiecki dis - Ju-
tro ma zawiadomic przez amba-
sadora hr. Bernstorifa departa--
ment stanu, IL zywnosc i odzlez
wyslane Ameryki dla ludnosci
cywilnej w Polsce ME beda sta
nowczo podlegac rekwizycyi dla
armii germahskich. Me wiadomo
czy tego rodzaju gwarancya Okla
ze sic dostateczna, gdyz Anglia
domaga sic zapewnienia, re Pol
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-28

kowali Douaumont - "a kazdym
razem z olbrzymiemi stratami Cd
parci: ma zachod Cd fortu tego
wojska niemieckie zdoby}y Cham
pneuville, Cote de Talou,
Nave i czeSG lasu kolo Bras; las
ten doslownie sciety zosta} przez
pociski dzia1 niemieckich; MONA
sobie wyobrazic, jakiem tam tenn
penn szla jak przepotezna stree
lanina dzialowa. Ma wschod cd
Douaumont szturmem Wzleto
Hardamount. Ma rowniach pod
Woevre walka wre ME mnlej "a
ciekIa, tn boj przenosi sic Juz ma
linie Lotaryngii. We Flandryi ma
niemieckiem praWem skrzydle
walki rowniez sic tocza; awiaty-
czne tn wycieczki i wywiady o.
bustronnie sic wyr6zniaja. Fran
cuzi .urzadzili reid ma twlerdze
Metz; w potyczce napowletrzneJ
ieden aeroplan francuski zostal
zrzuconv, a w Metzu 'kilka domow
spfonelo.
Paryz, % lutego - Raporty
Francuskie przyznaja utrate sze-
regu pozycyi pierwszo llnlowych
pod Verdun. Iacznie L tortenl
Douaumont, ktory byf centrem o.
enistem walk najzacietszej, Jak9
moze stoczono w caiej tel VOL
ME ma zachodnlm froncle. Fran
cuzi przeczq doniesieniom niemle-
ckim O wzieciu Cote de Talou. Ma
| p61noc cd Verdun poza Douau-'
mont ku Naux odparto slime bar
dzo ataki nieprzyjacicla lAlemcy
- zauwazono w ostatnich dnlacl1
stanowczo zeslabli w ataku - nc
ze tylko na nowo grupuja wolska
by uzupe}nic olbrzymie straty
,poniesione. w okolicy Woevr(
strona atakuJaca sd Francuzi
wzieli tn szereg pozycyi okopoW
niemieckich. Ma pozycyach zdo'
bytych przez Niemcow nieprzy-'
;aciel trzyma sic trudnoscla
noniewaz forty wSzystkie France
+: opu5cili dopiero wtedy, gdy
raczei gruzy i ruiny Z Mich tylkc
zostaly, a nadto pozycye te tera7
sa w nieustannym straszllWlf
silnym ogniu dzia} francuskich
Walka przewleka sic rownle &C
do czasu trwania, jak / CO do pre-
strzeni, ktora coraz szerzej da
lei ogarnia: sa juz w ogniu LIME
Wogezow W Lotaryngil; zdaJe sl'
akcya niemiecka ma Gale to skrzy
dlo, lewe nieprzyjaciela, sic roz
szerzy. Francuzi sciagaja posf-
XII: general Joffre jest pod Yer
dun generalami Pau Castel-
neau; przybyl tez Paryza Mi
mister wojny gen. Gallieni. Wsz5
stkie cofniecia sic Francuzow 20
staly wykonane W zupelnym po
|
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-28

Jezeli chcecie pozyczke ma proper
ia przytem dobra rzetelna obsiuge
idzcie do Hatterman CLAM, ITO
Milwaukee ave. (Ogl)
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.BERLINNIEUSTAPI
Nova prezydenta " klu-
bic Gridiron.
DyeCezya sCrantoiSka Po|sCe'
Niemcy obiecaja WstrzymaG rekwizycye.
Anglia rekrutuje ma Hawai-.
Strajk W rzezalniach " Sioux City.
Wzrost zyskow Du Pont Powder Co.
BanknOty MeXyka1iskie.
Projekt gubernatora Dunno odrzucony.
Zernsta u~viedzionej.

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(Dokonczenle ma ctrGnicy 2eD.
Evening journal., 1916-08-31
POMONA GRANGE GUESTS
OF CENTER GRANGE TODAY
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
CENTERVILLE. Del, Aug. 81
New Castle County Pomona Grange
met in quarterly session at the grange
hall here this morning. Centerville
grangers we're the hosts for the day
and a large number OF grangers we're
present The meeting opened at l0.45
O'clock with the master. William IL.
Mccoy, presiding.
The address of welcome was given
by Horace L. Dilworth Of Centerville,
and was responded to by Arthur Smed-
ley Of West Brandywine Grange. The
com\ittee on resolutions was appoint
ed as follows: Philip Pierson Of Hoe
kessin; William p. Peach OF Har-
mOny. and Charles Megginson Of Rose
Hill. An interesting address on
Seeds" was given by Charles Ken
worthy. representative of the Capelle
Hardware Company, and addresses
were given on grange work by James
Anthony OF the grange OF Church Hill,
Md. and Ralph Baker. worthy master
OF Chester County Grange.
Following the transaction of rou'
tine business the meeting adjourned
until 100 this afternoon. The visitors
were entertained by Center Grange at
dinner at noon.
Evening journal., 1916-08-31
RAILROAD Washers
CAUSE COMPLAINT
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station doorway as the train rolled In
and stopped. The smoking car. In
which the overall-and- jumper mash
ers" we're riding, was in front OF the
station. Immediately the 'mashers'
began firing brOadsides OF offensive
remarks at the two young girls, who
had done nothing whatever to invite
or provoke such conduct.
One of the girls stood It as long
as she could and went into the wait
ing room for protection. The mash
ers" then turned their attention to
the other young girl and finally she.
too. was forced TO go in. her cheeks
flaming with indignation. Even then,
the Townsend man said. the "mash-
ers," who had the car windows up.
continued to pass insulting and OBJ
scene remarks about the victims OF
their indecency, and did not cease
until the train pulled out toward
Clayton.
That is merely an instance There
have been many others. Il has be
come a habit with the mon who In
dulge in Il. There is talk in certain
quarters here OF obtaining the names
and addresses OF all such offenders
and taking the matter up with the
railroad officials In Clayton or Will
mington, with the demand that ade-
quate punishment be inflicted upon
those employees Of the railroad who
seem to be devoid Of respect fol
womanhood and girlhood and who
also seem TO have no regard for the
interests OF the railroad which EN-
ploys them.
Evening journal., 1916-08-31
WOULD END ROWDYSIM
ALONG THE CAUSEWAY

CONTINUED From First Page.)
fad with the rowdy .natured persons
who live there, among the women as
well as the men. An exceptionally big
time was enjoyed on last Saturday
night and all day Sunday.
Wilbur limerick, a Waterman for the
Alpha Process Company, has been a
strenuous kicker against the condi-
lions Of South Wilmington, and his
statements in regard to these condi-
tlons arc backed by many persons. Bet
ter police jpatrolling Is sought, as they
claim the policemen report there only
about once In five hours In the evening
and early morning. A mounted police
man for the Causeway at nights is
urged by some persons.
Another protection desired ia that
against FIRE. The incident OF the large
fire there several months ago wher
three plants were destroyed is recalled
when Il took, some time for the fremel
TO make connections with the fire plugs
Owing 10 the fact that practically al
the buildings in that place are of wood
and a. there are several lumber yard
there, Il is deemed essential that th'
residents OF that part OF town be giveI
better fire protection. This they antici
pate, however, with the laying Of large
mains in Market street.
The complainants lay stress upon thu
crushing of the rowdyism that has mad
notorious that part Of South Whining
ton. One old man who lives there re
lates of how. not long ago a young fel
low attempted 10 beat him up I
was evident, he said. that his assailan
was not after money, but merely acte'
for the love Of fight. While advances
in years, the old seaman is siill hardy
and demonstrated this on the younge
man. beating of his attack.
"Nlcn who come here Just take no
tions every once in while that they
like to Jump someone the old ma
said, land they do Il; they'll wait 70
someone 10 come along TO beat hin
without considering getting money"
Evening journal., 1916-08-31
Lines TO
STOP SPREAD OF
BABY PLAGUE

Continued From First Page.)
ward, except to New England points
by ocean voyage.
Health officials familiar with con-
ditions in this city. claim that every
case so far reported is traceable 10
outside infection. the majority OF
them being traceable TO Philadel-
phia.
The. funeral OF Merritt Mckee. Jr..
of No. los West Sixth street. who
died yesterday from the disease, was
held today. interment being strictly
private.
The name OF the sailor who died
at the u. S. Marine Hospital at
Lewes. Del, on Tuesday night, from
the disease. was Ralph Matthews. OF
Portland, Me. Matthews sailed from
Philadelphia several days ago for
Maine on the schooner William Booth.
The vessel is being kept under quar-
antine at Lewes by government Off
cials.
The condition OF May Camper. aged
years, the only colored child re-
ported stricken with the disease in
this State, was said TO be good to-
day. This child had been under
treatment by physician for
several days. but the case was pro-
nounced infantile paralysis yesterday
The child's father conducts junk
shop In Walnut street and resides
/ at No. 923 Walnut street.
i Among the cases under observation
/ by the State Health authorities is
that Of child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Peck, Of School street. New Castle
i The boy, aged three years. has been
III since Monday, and on Tuesday
DR.. R. R. Roth was called to attend
him. The child appeared to be in a
stupor, and all attempts to get him e
swallow liquids caused convulsons
> The eyes and throat Of the child an,
pear to- be paralyzed.
\ Or. Roth called Dr. A. Z. Frantz
Of the State Board OF Health. yester
day and it was decided to Quarantin,
the Peck home until il was ascertain
! ed Just what disease the child wa
suffering from. Il was said this morn
4 ing that the boys condition was no
4 improved and no hopes were held 70
his recovery.
Evening journal., 1916-08-31
FRUIT Growers FORM
NEW ORGANIZATION

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del, Aug. S1.-Fruit grow
ers from different parts Of the State
met here yesterday a the call Of the
state oBard OF Agriculture, to discuss
the proper packing, grading and mar
keting Of fruits. as il applies to Della
wares new law.
The principal speaker OF the meet
ing was b. d. Van Buren, of the United
states Department Of Agriculture. His
talk was OF proper packing, grading
and marketing. pointing out che neces-
sity for such. in order TO secure the
best results. He stated that improper
packing and grading had proved a
detriment in many cases.
Among those who took parti In the
discussion were Prof. Charles A. McCue
and Dean II. II. Hayward, Of Delaware
College; W. NJ Dixon #. M. Soper, w.
z. Peach, Barrett Conner, Newton l..
Grub, s. H. Derby and John Wesley
Taylor, all large apple and fruit grow
ers.
As the result Of the conference, an or
ganization TO be known as the Fruit
Growers Association Of Delaware. was
organized, with the following olliceisi
President, William NJ. Dixon, Woodsidei
vice presidents. W. p. Peach, Mermaid
r.. g. Bancroft, Kent county; Alvar
Bacon. Sussex county; secretary, +. i
Richardson. Rising Sun.
At later meeting of the organization
n committee consisting Of Prof McCne
Herbert L. Richardson, f. G. Bancroft
and County Agent Zimmerly, was ap
pointed 20 draft constitution and by.
laws.
The object Of the association as out
lined In the organization was TO adver
tise and standardize Delaware products
The next meeting Of the association
win be held In Dover September IL.
Evening journal., 1916-08-31
Democrats ACTIVE
IN kent COUNTY
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(Continued From First faseJ
r. Loose Cheswold; Fourth, Edward
a Daly. Hartley; Fifth. Edward L.
Jones. Dover; Sixth Cooper Orwell
Mastens Corner: Seventh. William A.
Cosden Woodside; Eighth, John w.
Killen, and Joseph s. Reeve, Felton,
Ninth. George w. Swain.
Levy Court Commissoners-Third
district, Geo. e. Pratt and Enoch y.
Williams Clayton; Fifth, BENJAMIN
r. Donoho: First district, Matthew v
Ford and James T. Truax. Smyrna;
sixth. S. Carl Hughes and Thomas A.
Welch. Mastens Corner; Seventh j.
A. Frear, Magnolia.
Assessors-First district. Clarence
Ford: Second. William d. Ennis;
Third. Abel Numbers; Fifth, Walter
L. Stewart; Sixth. Edgar Minneri
Seventh. Henry II. Albers; Eighth,
william H. catlin; Tenth, Arthur II.
Robbins.
Inspectors - First Representative
district. Leon Jones and Frank Gard
ner: Second, Clarence G. Rawley and
Everett Il. James; Third, Julius W.
Hawkins and George w. Prettyman
Fifth. Alonzo B. Baxter and Harry A.
HAYES: Sixth. John J. Dodd and
James T. Pinder; Seventh, William t.
Roe: Eighth. Ernest F. Killen and
William p. Jackson: Ninth, William
W. Bradshaw: Tenth, Walter Ivory
and Bayard Wharton.
Evening journal., 1916-08-31
BOYS PULL UP SURVEY
Stakes IN SHIPYARD.
Engineers Will Have to
Mark New Lines for
New Castle Project
MANY AT FUNERAL OF
STEPHEN BRADLEY

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, Aug. S1.-Boys who
visited Battery Park during the past
few days caused a loss OF 500 TO the
Delaware Ship Yard and Engineering
CORPORATION. The site for the new
industry was surveyed during the
past two weeks and the boys pulled
M the stakes. This necessitated a
return of the engineers yesterday 70
resurvey the greater part OF the
grounds. Iron stakes are now being
driven so far in the ground that boys
cannot pull them readily A watch
man has been employed and given IN
structions to arrest any hoy VINO
visits the grounds and attempF 10
pull any Of the stakes
Every one here Is. waiting Tor the
good news 10 come regarding the
shipvard as we'll as about another IN
dustry now considering locating
plant here. which viii employ 800
men.
The funeral OF Stephen Stradley
took place from his late residence at
Raldton Yesterday afternoon. Dele
ration from Little Bear Tribe OF lted
Men and Industry Lodge. ]. .. y. r.
attended. and members OF the organl'
cations acted as pail bearers. Mem.
bers OF Seminole Tribe and railoao
employees also attended the funeral
The Rev j. IT, Beauchamp ana me
Rev. John L. Johnson conducted the
services The floral tributes were
numerous and consisted Of several SET
emblems. There we're sixty-iive auto
mobiles filed with friends OF the
popular man az the funeral inter-
ment was made IN Glebe Cemetery.
wilbur Meredith is still confined 70
his home with severe attack ol
the contest for the s. gold piece
which was started az the ST. Peer
Church carnival last week, viii close
next Tuesday evening at LAWYER
store az s o'clock. -
The teams OF the Century Club hao
delightful dance last evening at Bat
terry Park pavilion. -,
Postmaster John p Murphy has
nosted the following list OF letters
Misc BERTHE Brown. Miss Mary Brown
Toe OYSTER. Charles l.. Cross, Rev
Addison O. Ewing. James Holman
Harold HOPKINS Miss B. Jackson
Nose Iehues, Miss Carrie l.aoier, An
tonic Logic Mariani Mr.. Page M. q
Robinson. Giuseppe Russo MAJ
shocklev. william Wilson.
Briduewater. the Jeweler,-AdV'
Nearly everyone has Joined IN IN
crusade for a cleaner, brighter cry
n is the man and woman back OF IN
srvihe. the hoe and broom now.
Bathers viii be dubious for som
saws on account OF the catchine
shark opposite here,
Andrew Mitchell left here yes,el
DIV morning with 5000 pound cas-
nc FOR a Philadelphia concern
was cast by khe Brylgon plant OF IN
American Manganese Steel Compan
and had 10 be delivered as soon q
POSSIBLE because the Philadelphl
nlant for which v was made had
shut down and was losing $1,000
dav. Mitchell's big truck was at IN
Philadelphia plant when the men r.
ported for work.
City Councilman George Bacon a
tended the funeral OF his cousin J'
seph Bacon. OF Salem, n. j. He ma
been freight station agent at Salel
for over thirty years.
Evening journal., 1916-08-31

Miss Naomi 70. Decker is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Harry Schaeffer, at Stoney-
hurst, Roland Park, Md. She will re-
turn the end Of the week.
%
Mr.. and Mrs. Coils S. Hamilton, Of
Philadelphia, have returned home after
visiting relatives and friends in this
city. Mrs. Hamilton is the daughter Of
Mrs. Emma Hammond, of No. ll2l Tat
nall street.
Mrs. Josephine Bissell and Miss Emily
Bissell will return today from East
Gloucester, Mass, where they spent a
month.
Mrs. f.. E. Snow and daughter, Eu-
genie are spending some time with
friends at the North End Hotel, Ocean
Grove, n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel X. Smith leave
today for fortnight's stay at Allan
tic City.
Mrs. NJ. p. johnson returned from
Pocono Pines on Tuesday She had been
at this pretty resort since the first part
of July.
.
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Spruance
IT., and their children returned from
Rangcly Lakes on Tuesday, where they
have stayed during July and August
.
Mrs. j. II. Stadleman and Miss Hen.
rietta Stadleman leave today for fort
nights stay in Quebec, Canada. Mr.
Stadleman leaves at the same time fol
months trip 10 the Pacific Coast by
way of the Great Lakes, and Miss May
Stadleman will spend a week with Mis-.
Jane Ramsay. at Dalhousie, and an
other week with Miss Polly HoffecISei
at her home.
Evening journal., 1916-08-31
Greece IN Chaos;
REPORT king HAS
Given UP throne
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said French and British ministers
had made several unsuccessful az
tempts to obtain an audience with
King Constantine since the Rumanian
declaration of war. On each occasion
they we're told that Constantine was
Ill and unable to receive them. II is
possible this fact gave rise to the sen
sational rumors that he has fed his
capitol.
The fal lof the zaimis cabinet may
make the immediate elevation Of for
mer Premier Venizelos to the head OF
the Greek government and a declara
ton of war on the Central Powers
it is believed here.
Evening journal., 1916-08-31
How to Lose Your Tan,
FreckleS or Wrinkles

a days motoring, an afternoon on tbs
tennis ground or golf links a sunbath on the
beach or exposure on sea TIP, often
brings on deep tan or vivid crimson or
more perpleXing still. vigorous crop OF
freckles. very necessary thing then is
mercoli1ed wax. which removes tan, rednesE
or frecSles quite easily II literally peels on
the affected skin-iust little ~ time, 80
there's no hurt or injury AS the skin
comes of in almost invisible haky particles,
no trace Of the treatment Is shown. Get an
ounce Of mercolized wax at your druggists
and use this nightly IS you would cold cream,
washing It off mornings In a week OF 50
you will have an entirely new skin beauti-
FULLY clear. transparent and Of most deli
cate whiteness.
may be easily and quickly removed By bath
ing the face in solution Of powdered
saxolite, I o.. dissolved in which hazel, Ia
gent but has q beneficial tonic eject also.