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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-04-06
AEExArDER HAMILTON.

Young students OF AMERICAN NA0NS. >
re always interested in the lie storE
III Alexander Hamilton. VINO was the
krsatest man in the United states eNcep'
Ix-President George Washington AT the
-. of his death. aged forty-seven,
aaron Burr's pistol cut short Hamilton
s-o1dsrruI and constantly rising career
shsn he was comparatively a young man
nd a great man. And he was a SELF
s,ads man without. wealth or family
nr.ueuce TO back him. he rose by pure
lsrit- He gained the highest offices In
ne government and married into one OF
ne oldest and most distinguished fami-
IS OF the new world He was born on
ne OF the very smallest Islands or the
Nest Indies he seemed TO have lacked
PARENTAL care His bringing up seemed
0 be of most dssultory kind
But he was a precious boy At the
&c of twelve he made himself needful
Il a counting house. and from that time
. had firm footing His able biosrapher
Mentions the fact that Napoleon, who
anne along about the same time, was
|uIv twenty-seven when he led the
ruies OF Italy. and Pitt was prime min
|ster and ruled England at twenty-five
Eox. Pitts great rival. entered the
ouse OF commons al nineteen and was
lser1ber OF British ministry at twenty
he II - not surprising. therefore. that
Hamilton was a noted orator at seven
zen and secretary OF the United states
'-easury AT thirty-two-
In 1TT2 Hamilton left the West In
i les and landed in Boston From Boston
i is iIIustrious career can be traced step
y step through his great career which
. Iosed on a lovely July morning on the
H. Il ~
z. TO use the words of Hamilton's
reat biographer- He secured COM
hand of artillery and followed General
Washington from I77s. through defeats
nd successes. until CORVALLIS surren-
cred He became a lawyer and later a
riIIiant statesman
At last Aaron Burr forced a personal
uarrel on him. and in defense Of honor
morbid sensation OF his times Hamil-
on accepted the challenge and was the
ictim OF the duel
WOMEN on SCHOOL BOARDS.
Al a meeting OF a ladies' organization
n Gainesville 20 which I am an &C
redited member, we discussed very
RELY the necessities and lacks OF our
ign school building I shall not detail
ne discussion at this writing except
say that the sanitary necessities were
painfully neglected
A majority OF the teachers are wom-
n. They are supposed to be capable
u instructinE the minds of The young
Iace6 in their charge They are sup
|osed 20 be able TO instill moral prin-
kiples along with book learning II IS
n. unquestioned fact that mind training
Eithout moral training produces bad re-
ults. Where the mind is being trained
here should also be training for tho
ody. especially as 20 preservation Of
eaIth and proper care OF the body
With a great majority OF women
eachers land all OF the mothers are
somen for there Is not one on the school
oil that has not owned a mother, does
! not stand 10 reason that women espe-
IaIIy mothers, should say something as
20 how the school houses shall be treat
ID. and whether there are cOnveniences
hat will conserve the comfort and pri-
Escy Of children while they are in these
chooI buildings3
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-04-06
Bank at Fitzgerald
Gives Hogs to Farmers
tspecIal Dispatch 10 The Journan.

Especial Dispatch to The JournaD.
FITZGERALD, Ga, April 3.--What
is regarded as one of the most far
reaching events in agricultural circles
which has ever taken place in Ben Hill
county was the presentation to fifty
different farmers of a pair of thorough
bred Berkshire hogs by the First Ma
tional bank of this city. The terms of
acceptance by those receiving the gifts
provided for the return to the bank
from the first increase of three pigs,
which in turn are to be presented free
to other farms, thus forming a live
stock endless chain.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-04-06
National Prohibition
Amendment Proposed
AS Vital War Measure

WASHINGTON, April A national
prohibition amendment was introduced
in the senate today as "a vital war meas
ure" and immediate action demanded by
Senator Sheppard, of Texas
The bill provides authority for con-
gress to absolutely prohibit the man.
ufacture, sale or transportation of in
toXicating liquors.
AS a war provision the senator declar-
ed temporary measures by statute are
under consideration to make the re-
striction effective at once.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-04-06
WAR MEASURES
CONGRESS WILL
RUSH THROUGH

WASHINGTON, April 3.-Here
are the measures that will be
showed through congress within a
few hours after the war resolution
is passed:
The army appropriation bill. car
rying S247.061, 900 in round numbers.
The general deficiency bill, car
rying 62,59S,0O0.
The bill to supply merchant ships
with arms. carrying s100,O0O,0OO.
The sundry civil appropriation
bill, carrying 13S.3O0.0O0.
The military academy bill. carry
ing $1,349,O0G.
The espionage bill.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-04-06
German U-Boat Sent
To Bottom By British
Steamer Off Queenstown

ST. JOHN. n. B., April 4.-The sink
ing of a German submarine which at
tackled their ship ninety miles off
Queenstown, Ireland, was reported by
officers of a British steamer on arrival
here today In running fight the mer-
chairman scored a direct hit, officers
said, and the undersea boat went to the
bottom with all hands. The steamer
was slightly damaged by shell fire.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-04-06

CONTINUED Next Issue.)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-04-06

Before Jesus had opportunity to say say.
thing to Mary the professional mOurners had
Joined her. thinking thai she going to the
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-04-06
United Methodism Is
Endorsed By Conference

ROANOKE, Va, april S.-United
Methodsm today has the unanimous i'm
dorsement of the Baltimore conference
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
South.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06
Pitcbsc6 lrim6 iicb
nod 5 Gage ~acSMlccn!
Seine &eiolRtiDn pirS crit naa Dem
Gintreffen Der Aaiierteu Ant.
wOrt aaf's Sapet fOmmen.

@ai9iugton 5. San. Coon S. g.
9oDcr. Stnbsforreiponoent Der llni-
feb GreB9- @elite nohnittag oeu-
telt ale 4n5eidlen odrauf birL ooB
Die |Abitimmung iiber Bic Neiolttion
ees Senators @itneod, III neldar
cine Sno~oiiierung Der 6rieSensnote
0es 9%Srditoenten gSilion nerlongt
pir0. auf min0eitens orei Gage
hiuousgeidobcn uerocn miro. Die,
les beoeutet Dab ser Serot niht
cher banoeln miro. bis Ole 4ntiuprt
Der Aaiiertcn aitf Die @ilionnote
bier eingetroffeu lift. @leid nahoen
republifaniihe Senntoren 5iDei
9menoentents 5tl Der Sitfcod Reio-
luton etngebrodt batteL muroc ei-
ne 8erotltng Der Ntinoritdt pl6eIid
%einberufen nno in oerielben nltr0e
Gin Somitee ernannt Inn cine Sllbiti-
tiit. Reiolutiou ous3udrbeiten. Die
Den 6iibrern Der MinoritGt nm 3
llbr natmittdgS al u~nter6reiten lit.
Gieies &pmites belteAt aus Den &c.
natoren @oIlinaer, @ation gtelion.
uro grpnno.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06
Die ificosl0oc
irn N~Mocmeinenl

eyn &ouptburedu Der 1tniteD Yref
Bat man bellte uahnittng fOlgenog
ue6erIidt iiber bic ariegslaae IN
&lmouicn 8uianmlengeitelt: Gent.
Idle Sruppen lteben beiife MIR nod
nelln Meilen bon 8ociani. Sic
ieBen ibren &orularih onf 9roila
unD @alas fort, bon tpelfen heioen
St1oten fe mir rod ourd) Die 90
fialt getrennt iino. Mud Ser cr-
bittertite ruIIiide 8ioeritano 1T
itberpaItigt Doroen, uno oeutide
Grltppen, Die ii9 nit ocH 6etnoe
6fters I'M blutigen 6an0gemenge be.
fiuSelb ititrrnen meter Dor. Niles
bicles gebt aus Dem offi3iellcn Ser.
liner 8eridt, Der nidbt an5ufedteu
lit, ffor un0 oelttlih berDor. Die
ruIiiide 8riidenfophteaiing BEL
8rdilo lit ourhhrohen moroen, 70
oaB bic 8eiebung Der Staot MIR
nod cine 5ruge bon Stunoen fem
fam. groila lit ieet at Orci gier-
teln um8ingeIt. @nloB, fpeiter
norolid aelegen, lit ourd natiirlihe.
@in0eraiiie geidiitt. (Aber anh
bort miro Is balo beiBen: gfette
iid, ner fann!)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06
Gebensmiftel tuieHcr
tcllrer I'M Chicago!

gbicngo, 81, 5. San. Die
9reiie fir 2e6eitsmttteL me mir Stop
len iino 9ier mieoer in Die &0be ge,
gangen. a~urtofeln meroen fir Soc
Das Bed perfnuft un0 gier fur SOC
Der 8uBeuo. pabreno sic beiIerea
@eidafte iogar 500 fir aartoffeIn
ufo 65c fir gier Derlangen. Die
8utterpreiie firlo ebenfaas mie0er &C.
itiegen tie betrogeu iest IA bis 45c
pro 9fun0.
Ole aoblenb1n6ler bdben Die 9rai.
Re fir @nt6ra5itfoblen aud UNI einen
Collar per Come erb0bt uu0 iogen
.bordus, 0aB nieielben in Der nahiten
ISOLDE Bis auF $3.50 uno iogar auf
$500 per Come teigen Deroen.
Sur Die MebipreiIe inno nod 6ie
gleiheH gebIiebert ndmlid $3.50 per
SOB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06
Sin ihlehtcr @ib?

gs ifeint, ais meun mir Ime.
rifaner ms bel mebr utit europe
b~etiimmerten dis I'M inlere eiae'
men Sntereiicn. gfur 10 lit es 81
Iertloren. Dab unicrc Mcrifo 8irrcr
neit in ben Sintergriino 9etseter
iin0, %tu1breno Ole Gntlpidlltngelt oori
uniere gon5e aufntertianifeit in an.
ipruh nehTnen ioltcn.
@on G1rrnn5a bort man nltr, 6of
CT 6aS 9rotofoa Der berilbmten arue.
INSTRUMENTATION 8eritdnoi.
qungsfonferen5 nift niiter5eidnet
bat. 4ber cb Ser Garran5a Oieies
Grotofua u~nter5eifnet, lit POM Dc
iactos Stonopuuft iehr nebenidhlih,
Sc foeto lit beiite giaa weit mehr
Regierung IN Mlerito oenn fem eber
maliger 3unftgenoiic. 8eridie0ent
4merifaner Giuo in3ptiden mieoer
eruor0et tporoen. 4ud 9err Gar.
ronsa bat einen ollerifaniihen 8iir.
ger, ongcblid fpegen 8errntes, bin.
rif)ten Ioiieit. obie Dab Die Serrerl
Gcoiebelt un0 aoniorten 8roteItner.
iammIung o~bgebnlten bitten. 8il.
las Srilppen baden gorronsa ert.
pftnolihe tueitere ~gtic0erlageu beige.
brodt mo reiben Sieg an Sieg.
Ser llmihmung oes totidhIihen
Observation-Disclosures lit ioipeit gu
@uuiten @iaos geeargen, baB oie.
Ter iebt alien Grnites unierer 40.
m%imitration in @dIbington Dor.
ihl1ge mod)t. Or n%erpfIidltet Iidl,
tpeiterbin frenloes 2eben uio gigcn.
fun in Merifo nid)t nur nidlt uil5lt.
.taiten, ipnOern es niid geget SIC.
beaen (Oas iin0 Jet mieorr Die
Garran8aleate) an beIhtbelL menn
oie Ser. 5tanieit iid niht meDr IN
Ole inneren 4ngelegenheiten 9feri.
fos uliihen uRo IGN ungeitort ieine
5eb0e NIT gorro13n altsfeftcn lafs
len mnllen.
Gs beiBt. In @aibington betradlte
man Dies anerbieten Silas dIs Ell
men ihledten 8ie. 8ir ieben nebr
Syronie 0nrin ais g8is.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06
@crmihter ana6e nidt ertrnnfen.

@1bren0 Die gltern oes felt ber-
aongenen 5reitoe DeridmunOeuen
Gurl Wicrfer. melfe 3t7 norol. 81,
Str, ipobnen, oen Sob OeS ana-
ben betrauertel nohOem nod &c,
itern @eipieIen oesieIben ~oilsgeiogt
botten baB CT in 0ei Miiiouri ge.
ltilrSt uftD ertrrnfen iei, traf beitte
normittog ploglih aus 2ineoln bic
9adridt Gin, Dab iih Der germiBtc
in Der 1ortigen 8etpabronltoIt friidJ
uno geiunb befinbe. Ger annbe
muroe in 2incoIn nuf Dem 8urliug.
ron 8obnbof non einem @oli5iiterl
aufgeftn0en uno 0o er MIR iinbolI.
fomulene Mitteilling itber lid ma
den fonnte IN Die aRitnlt gebrodt.
bis iif ieiue gItern meloeu mir
Den. Scr iibergIiidlide gater lit
iofort nah 2incoln ~obgereiit, i'm
ben bereits ais tot betpeintcn Sobn
8uriid5ubolen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06
c. Icbciitt, Sa6 .
iicb blamicrt bat!
Sam Iciue gebanptnngrn iber
Ireisgabe BON Staafsgebeim-
Hiien aidlt beDeiien.

8oibineton. 5. San. Sn Der
heute nadmittae itntteebabten I'm.
tcriudung betreffs Der boraeitigen
Nefanntgobe Der 6rieoensbOtihaft
8ilipns an 8oa Street, nannte Der
Nnfldger 9teprdientaut 8ooo bon
sSnbiana geomel bober gfeeieriings-
beonter, sic ben .2ed4 suitnn0e ge-
broht boben Ioaen. 5erner ertuabn.
te er 1uu1ultpb Den 8riDatlefretdr
0e5 8r1iiOentelL Otto Snhn BON Der
Bonfierfirma alibn. &oeb & 60,
Saul 8drbllrg, @italieb Der Bun
nesreierDe.g dnfbebor0e un0 idlieB-
lid Boiling cinau 8ruoer Der @nt.
tin oes 8~rniioenten.
Boo0 plir0e, ols man bon linn
uerI1ngte. DoB er feline 4ngaben be-
5eltaen lolte, fonfus; er NOR altBer
5tanOe, irqeno meldes gemeisnate-
rial 3it liefern. glnd einItiin6igeul
8erbor DerLieB @ooo ben 3eugen-
Itan6, ur0 0os Neutrality-suspicious.
begob Iid) in GIefittufisung.
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1leme Sdl0dtt bel
CHIHUAHUA I'M Ganee!
9ieieLbe mifO iiber 6as SdidinI Der
StaOt eutiheibsn; Oersn BE.
mobHer flhdteu.

or 9aio, Ger. 5. San. Cant
beu lesteH beute eingetroffenen 8e-
ridten loa nobe 8ortaiitns slpiIhen
3iailten uno 3egierungstrnppeu
nnter General Nluraio cine SdIadt
i'm @onae Icln, Gteiclhe miro itber
Ons Shidiol Der Stabt GbibunAnd
cntiheioen.
3ie 9eipphner Der 5ta0t gebcn
ii@ bereits ben groBtrn 8eiiirhtim-
gen bin ruo fIiebeu III Wtoiien aus
ser Stnot. Ole 9eborOcn baben
Sen 6Iiidtlineen chen 3ng nnent.
geItlih 8nr 8e%rfiiguug eeitellt. 8ic
q lheint, mirn @ila balo mieoer III
Die Staot chihuahua etn8iebeu uno
pieleidt gum sis iciner Regierung
crfldren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06
Grc6cr O5cano0mpfcr
ldnoit lbcrf6ai9!

Stem gorf. 5. San. Ser be.
fannie g8bite 5tar 3anlpfer u@eor-
aic 5000 Sonnen gerordngung)
DeLher ON 8. geSemher nit elmer
fir 100000 berfiderten eaouna
bon 2iperpool obgefabren mar, III
nod niht e~ingetroffeL nno man
fiirftet fir ieine 5iherbeit, OBJ
DobI Bic geantten Der 2inie Die
Soffn1tng nod nidbt aiifgeben. Ger
gon1pfer B1tte Die 5nbrt iiber ben
Gsean in hoditens Is Sagen boil-
enoen ionen. M1nft glntibt ntdt.
0oB er 0urd Elm oeutibes Tnuh-
boot Derienft tDoroen iei, 0enn 0ie
3erit0rung zines 5hiffes bon FOLDER
BroBe uno geoaitung miiroe nobl
prompt genneI0et noroen Ietu. 9ndl
nnDere flei1tere Sdiffe fin0 aber-
f1IIig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06
S~tiftMm0sfcSt Nes
Omaha platte. pcrcims

Mcraen Somstag, Den 6. Sa'
niior, ieiert Der Omaha &lottOcllt.
idJc 8erein fem 33. StiitungsfeIi
onrG elm 5cIteiien nebit Ball. nit
glieOer finO frei, gtidtmitglIeoer be.
5oblen $2 fir &errn uito 3ame
ODER pereinSelte Serreit. MitgIieOer,
Oie aus @erieben nod feline @inIo-
oungsfortenerbaIten boben. mogeH
lih gefdaigit an Serrn aarl @loDe,
Selonom oes 0elti4e1 Snilies.
penoen, unO ibren Sie ON oer Sofcl
relernieren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06
Nieh nbnefnkt.

Senrp Collins eir gemobner
8orto Ricos murne IN bon @e.
beimpoIisiiten felt .,oiimen neil CT
lid bero1htig madte. gr geiton0
Oenn aud ip1ter Gin Dor ipenigen
stddten in en- @eihdft in Siour
9th nit einem attlnpnn eingebro-
den 5u fem. Sn icinern Sano-
foffer fono man einen Seil Der
8elite. Q
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06
&nm Nalaen aeretlet.

&Saibingtony 5. Gan 8roiiogt
@illon bat heite ben farbiGeu friibe.
rem 5olodten Der gunoesormec @il.
liam @bite. nelher negen ernor.
0lmg 0es ebeafalIs farbigen Serge.
mtea Satneg Sadiou gum 3ooe
beriirteilt poroen nar, 81 lebens.
ldugLider 9Rdtbunsitrofe begnaoigt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06
salb cridlaat FARMER.

gisuarf. g. o, 8. San. Gin
aalb ihir5te IN efn tiefes Sod, IN
iueldlem ocr 43iahrIae 6arnter Sobn
@lom nrbeitete. fiel DEM Malnte nif
ben anpf un0 6rah iBm Nas @c
rid glop itarb balo nofl ieiner
emIieferung IN Elm bieiises Soipitaf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06
gaoen Nrabiidlai Nnrfn rin.

Qic Columbus Sitter Oes bierten
Grades babeR al gr5biidor $oriD
cine Ginlooung 5u eincm 8ontett
I'M 6ontenellc @otel orn 20. sc.
bruar ergebeR loiien all melhem
aud 8anen teiInebmen mer0en.
Der gr3biifof BAT ole einIaOlng
nnnnnnmmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06
ahnLf granhes rieber @rpEuatcr.

SER aoolf gronoes lit pieOer
@roBbater %aeiporOen, gum orittel
Ntale, Oenn ieine Sodter, 6roii 0s,
car auetne, bot heute ibren @otten
nit ciuem S0bnher beidenft WtItt.
ter uilO 5obn befinoen iih moblauf.
Mir gratltlieren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-06
Sermannsi6dne.g erfammlnna.

Gie Se%rntanr-Q oge go. 49, 6. b
s. e. bdi ant 5reitdg ben 5. San
1917, aben6s s ubr, i'm Geutiaer
6alIe cine General @erinmmlllul
a6. Sic grii6er iiro eebetetb lid
boa8dbIig an oieier g%eriammlltng ar
beteiligen.
8auI 6. 8embler, SER.
gernft eud bel einfdufen oui
bic ~g2ribiine"
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60 enaIanb pirb .tn nea.r

Sn gnglanb nirb Elm nsusr
demifhsr prO3sb ansepanot. I'm
Noafioffen obne anptnoung Bon
FGrbHoffen bic Abatifarbs 3u gsbtn.
Die 6aupigrunoiage bieles proseFss
III Oas einfauasn oss StDffes IN
cine 2ofung bon SaIpettrfdurs.
Su Snbien eibt e. stipa 200
9ialeIte unb 80 bsrfdie0sHs S6rift<
arten. BON nenen cine ie0e Hber 500
orapbifGe 3siden beiibt. Bel 70 Oers
pidelien S6riftesrbdltniHen In Is
bes6olb njff eritaiHIid, 0aB Srbien
unfer Der singebormsn BeuoEterung
aeqen 90 gro3ent MnaIpbabetrn sdbIi.
Dus trfs Gentmnl murhe
Frieorid ben GroBsn auf SHertsiai,
f6em gobtn gloBnaIes) trridtst
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in Gn9lanc oebf
50 ic9r knapp 81!

ai0erpooI, 5. San. sic britt
ide aegierung bat nit Dem beuti-
gen Gage aud Die Gontroae nber
4orH, Bei5en uuo 9iebl ibernon-
men. VII 6ielen 2ebensmittefn
herrNht GROCER Mangel. ga, Die
oeutlhen EallhbDotel)
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9prnabps Sic iehl imam.

WaAlctcr GfIa., 5. San Bon
zen ainoern. melhe bel Dem Gin
Srr5 Der 5dJnIe IN 8ireton5 iibsr
ben mir bereifs berihteten, idmer
berlesf wirrbeH, iito beute bier ges
,ftorben. Gies erbobt Die Cpfer oes
Sornaops ouf Is.
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Gie sonomaer Zines behaup
fet, Ieatldlono hnbe I'M 9erbit 27
ueite Gibiiionen 100000 MaHn
ms 9elo aeIteIIt. lIno Dor eiilem
SaEre id)pil mosen u1eHtihIoa0s
Ngierpen ndnalld eri4gpitr
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GcrinnnGen

SER uiio 8ruu gcter 2nitr &C..
gabet iid beute ubeno sum @eiudc
bon 5rcunocn mad Searton Saul
Sangesbru0er Geter miro bort Der
@aierjae0 Obliegen.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-19
IF FOOD DISAGREES
DRINK HOT WATER

When food lies like lead in the stom-
ach and you have that uncomfortable,
distended feeling, it is because of In
sufficient blood supply to the~stomach,
combined with acid and food fermenta-
ton. In such cases try the plan now
followed in many hospitals and ad
vised by many eminent physicians of
taking a teaspoonful of pure bisurated
magnesia in half glass of water, as
hot as you can comfortably drink it,
The hot water draws the blood to the
stomach and the bisurated magnesia,
as any physician can tell YOU instant
ly neutralizes the acid and stops the
food fermentation. Try this simple
plan and you will be astonished at the
immediate feeling of relief and COM
fort that always follows the restora.,
ton of the normal process of diges-
ton. People who find it inconvenient
at times to secure hot water and trav-
elers who are frequently obliged to
tcke hasty meals poorly prepared,
should always take two or three five
grain tablets of Bisurated Magnesia
after meals to prevent fermentation
and neutralize the acid in their stom.
ach.-Adv.
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MEATRlCAL@
9FFERING5
new VAMPIRE
STAR At HAWAII

Unless Theda Bara comes back
shortly in something in the photo
drama that can be termed as VAN
pirish" she will be fighting for high
honors in the Fox studios for this
class of role. Her strong opponent
at the present timesis Valeska Suratt,
now appearing at the Hawaii theater
in Jealousy" play that gives her
every opportunity to employ the wlles
that are presumed to be part of the
stock in trade of all vampire ladies'.
Also, Miss Suratt 10 given an oppor-
tunity to display asgreat number OF
magnificent gowns and a large ex-
panse of bare shoulders.
The story deals with a handsome
young woman jilting her sweetheart
and marrying for money. The Tilted
one finds love elsewhere and also
finds happiness in his home, his wife
and their child The jilter learns Of
this happiness and her jealousy is in
stantly aroused She decides to break
up the happy home and win the man
again for herself. This notwithstand-
ing her husband becomes a veritable
slave in order that she may live in
luxury.
In her efforts at homebreakfng she
enlists the assistance of man about
town" with more leisure than money,
but he comes to an untimely end
while aiding in her plans. The WON
an, defeated thus far, tries another
tack but her intended victim learns
the truth as also dies her husband
and she ia Vanished from the life of
both. Jealousy is a strong picture.
1.-THE Lass of the Lumberlands," the
new Hawaii serial, opens up strong
and with every indication of giving
Helen Holmes all the opportunity she
desires to display her wonderful cam
era nerve.
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del Miras, however, places a price on
the head Of the bandit-dead or alive.
This naturally vexes Black Wolf and
proves the undoing of the duke. Black
Wolf meets and defeats Don Philip in
almost every sport that is fashionable
alike with nobleman and bandit-par-
ticularly love and the sword. The rea-
son for this ill-feeling, it develops, was
Donna Isabel, the chancellor's daugh-
ter, with whom both were in love.
Donna Isabella is a character han
died by Nell Shipman, who scored such
a success in Gods Country and the
Woman" that she was chosen by
Jesse L. Lasky to appear in support
of Lou Tellegen in a number of photo
plays, first of which is The Black
Wolf"
1.-THE Perils of Our Girl Reporters,
the latest Liberty serial, will also
open with the performance Of this
evening.
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BOY. SCOUTS TO
HAVEBIG PART

Registration day will be: a busy
time for the boy scouts, all of whom
have been asked to assist in the work
on guide and police duty.
All Of the troops will assemble at
$50 o'clock that day at the capitol
grounds to receive their instructions,
and 1t is probable that they will be
on duty until o'clock in the evening
Hours will be arranged so that
each scout will have two hours rest
between each four hour tour of duty.
Reserve forces will be held at the
capitol building for emergency duty.
Scoutmaster Crane and his Scouts
have received a letter from their
former commissioner, Harry s. Hay
ward, in which he tells Of his trip
recently to the mainland. One Of the
Honolulu scouts was working his
way up in. the pantry, but was 50
seasick he couldn't eat any of the
good things offered him there for
several days.
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LOU .TELLEGEN
At THE LIBERTY

Lou Tellegen, who comes to the
Liberty theater tonight in The Black
Wolf" is not a photoplay star who
owes his success TO marriage with one
of the leading artists of the country
even though Geraldine Farrar in pri-
vate life is Mrs. Lou Tellegen. Long
before this union he was firmly estab-
lished in the United States and Eu-
rope as a leading romantic actor, hav-
ing appeared in this country with the
immortal Sarah Bernhard during her
last tour. During the last year or so
he has become popular on the screen,
due solely to his splendid work in his
several offerings.
The Black Wolf" deals with a
bandit whose habitat is in the wilds
of a range of Spanish mountains, a
bandit feared and inyincible. In spite
of his many deeds of banditry he is
kindly hearted and in a class with the