| Show ' w ‘TV fc 8 The Saturday-Mornin-g BAVARIA GIVES Herald-Republica- CHILDREN PLAY ABOUT LINCOLN'S STATUE TRY D & F FIRST The pleasure of trading: at the D & F Store is enhanced bv a courteous service at the counter and 'over the tele-pho-ne To give zest to shopping: a few strong items are offered for today and Monday Last Formal Hindrance to Imperial Chancellorship ‘ Is Removed 2 — The Ber- lin newspapers without exception SEASiMIUE lor and anticipate his acceptance of the Post it was stated that King Ludwig of Bavaria in response to Emperor William’s request has released Count von Hertllng from the post of )rlme minister of Bavaria and thus removed the last formal hindrance to his appointment ot the chancellorship The Germania says that Von Hertllng will return to Munich within a few days for the purpose of terminating the tenure of his office there and will be back in Berlin by the middle of the month when it is expected the relchs-tt- g will reconvene in advance of the date originally set The emperor has conferred the Chain of the Grand Cross of the Red Eagle on Dr Michaelis 25c Sanitol Tooth i 35c Glyeo Thymoline 65c Glyeo Thymoline 50c Outicura Ointment 28cBromo Seltzer The Borglum statue of Abraham Lincoln in front of the Essex county courthouse in Newark N llertllag'n Sobrlqaet "back stairs' methods that have char- with them a while acterised his five and a half years Bavarian premiership New York Nov 3 — "General" Liam Mellow es a Sinn Fein leader said to have commanded a fores of 700 men in the Irish rebellion of 1916 and recently arrested here on a charge of Children love to play around Resinol Soap 3 cakes Witch Hazel pint J 85c Jad Salts 75c Wyeth’s Sage and KAY SPENCER (Written Especially for the International News Service) three: musketeers skin was until cleared it with Resinol Even if the pimples redness or roughness are severe and have resisted ordinary treatment a little use of Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap will usually bring out the skin's real beauty ‘ iment advanced outposts The remaining two members proceed undiscovered by the sentinel A soul endowed with ubiquity might find if observing the faces of these heroes great tears rolling from mild blue eyes— not tears that denote a be weakness — tears that It could notfemhuman to suppress or possibly inine For these three were women They perform their reconnoiterlng task successfully and return In their camp The sentence Is easily written but a world of horror and of agony lies within it have to report Upon the return they — herolo on duty— of death the duty Kadett-AspiraOlech Stepanlv known In the days of peace as Frauleln Olena a blue-eye- d girl of the class Stepanlv In philosophy at the University of Lemberg Her obituary carried In the Viennad papers tells of happy carefreeof her In her father's rectory She zeal In gymnastics and sports was a Ukrainian from eastern Galicia and at college was prominent In formStlschower ing the Ukrainian with the purpose of some for the liberating day striking a blow of Ukralnla and Poland It was the met the stalking Austrian side She sanguindeath on many a hard-fougwas thrice decorated and ary field and that she promoted It was at Annaberg could with difficulty control her tears nt Resinol Ointment and Renmol Soap contain only the purest gentlest medication which physicians prescribe widely in the treatise nt of the shin Sold by all druggists od chll-hoo- Schut-zenvere- ln ht CALIFORNIA I 2a 1 s ' I 29c 50c Jaynes’ Vermifuge 42c 49c 25c Calox Tooth Powder 23c 27c 60c Syrup of Figs 47c 53c 45c 23c 65c 40c 63c 65c Hay’s Hair Health 49c $125 Hay’s Hair Health 97c 60c Dodd’s Kidney Pills 47c r 60c Cuban Hair Tonic — 47c 60c Hind’s Honey and cold of dreary nights and the wearisome trudging under heavy packs on only be communilong marches could In a tender glance cated between them — a carrying of a double pack for 111— a weary miles when the friend is loneon given companionship willingly batof In hour the and go ly sentry to face their are about tle when they God the utter abandonment of the ego for the trio— for the legion—and the DRUGS AND SERVICE ML £s FMCCEIKI of emotion and give a stiff military salute when the silver haedal was pinned upon her breast by General at-F for distinguished conduct in a flank tack on tho heights of Komannlcka A fellow student and fellow war- It is kismet MUCK RESIGNS AND NATIONAL ANTHEM IS PUT ON PROGRAM was Frauleln Haletschko who was five years her Boston Nov 3 — The senior They were 'schoolmates at Banner” was played by Lemberg but Flauleln ITnletschko Boston the Symphony orchestra was in the medical classes When last Muck conducting at Dr with Karl heard of she was severely wounded concert here today afternoon the and lying In pain in a reserve hosthe In at openingan-of announcing pital in Vienna She Is quite pretty national concert the that the of regular features and delicate mold to the prothem would be added blond and girlish I- lllgglnson gram' Maj Henry She had finished her medical patron of the orchestra told the course and just received her diploma as a audience also that Dr Muck had doctor when the great war struck ‘his resignation as contendered Then Lemberg was taken by the Husductor sions and she joined the Ukrainian leThe action of Dr Muck followed gion For nenrly a year she underwent from closely the agitation resulting all the hardships of a strenuous camto of orchestra failure the the play a In the dead time paign part of the Banner' at a the of winter In the wild passes of the in Providence and In the mountains of i recent concerthall Carpathians officials said the Symphony the- Bukowlna range without loss of anthem would be a feature of all health or good looks future concerts Frauleln ITaletschik after a brief season of drilling showed remarkable CATHEDRAL gifts as a scout and ranger Tn the "Ssltch" (tlie Ukrainian name for the DESERT WILL BE DEDICATED legion) she earned the reputation of being utterly fearless and of general She was excellence in reconnoiterlng Fe N 21 —"The Cathedral of enrolled for a short time with the theSanta dea structure of Desert” becoming sergeant major and sign will be dedicated' here unique cavalry November was twice decorated for extraordinary 35 The cathedral which will serve bravery as a home for the state museum and She was one who dropped shame- general cultural center for the state less tears on the mountain Ice that particularly In connection with hismoonlit night as she watched a true torical and archaeological development friend roll down — she hoped— dead For is modeled after two ancient Spanish to be wounded was by far worse than missions those of Cochitl and Pecos death It has a number of rooms for office Then there was Irene JCue who work several large halls and auditorstrides and like wears her hair short ium and many exhibit rooms besides a man or courts cholstered walks During the bloody struggle for the "patios” balconies and towers possessionIn of the Makovka mountain A series of panels depicting scenes the hottest fire up to a from the life she ran of St Francis of AssizI corner where a Maxim gun was deal- Frank Springer’s glfe to the cathedestruction death and carrying dral are hung In the ing auditorium They them hand grenades and throwing Donare brushes the from pf the late with a skill that drew breaths of ad- ald Beauregard 21 Chapman Carand miration from friend and foe In were los the all Vierra and painted To see her "out there” In a hell of old "Palace of the Governors' just her flames and death coolly putting so skilfully across the street from the cathedral intll one grenades thrown as to destroy’ men and guns relieves the Austrians from a perilous CHINA TO RECRUIT situation Is to admire The captain In command kissed her MEN FOR RUSS LABOR Her fate after that engagement is a mystery Peking — Since China's declaration of So these are “The Three Musk- war against Germany the ministry of the Interior has arranged to establish eteers" will through which laborers There are emotions generated ex-In bureaus be recruited for service In Russia that humans of for cry the breasts and Siberia Previous expression Is denied 2Iesopotaml& pression but that time laborers for this work them simply because the majesty of to this contracthem — the grandeur and the power of have been recruited by laborer tors but hereafter the ’ government them — actually forbid it Such emotions ere autolntoxlcating will officially take over the work and The psychosis of the feeling of cama- make It easier for the allies to get raderie between these three young wo- coolie labor and transport it to any men In the hells of battle the intense point desired rior of this heroine "Star-spangl- Store The aa ed - "Star-spangl- THE BUSY CORNER ed - r City Brevities J Home Economics— To Diicaii “Home Economics" will be the subject upon which Lillian Elder will address the Parents class of the Ninth ward IMPEACH MAYOR GERMAN MUSIC BAN URGES GRAND JURY EXTENDS TO OPERAS AND MADAM GADSKI Philadelphia Nov 2 —The October New York Nov 2 —German operas will hot be heard at the Metropolitan opera house this season it was learned today the managetomorrow morning ment having rescinded its former Mothers Club to Meet —Members of to Include Wagnerian decision the Mothers culb ' of the Grant school In the program operas will meet at 330 p m 2£onday to arIs said It that as a result of the range for the club’s participation in on Madame German music ban Red Cross activity Gadskl Otto Goritz and other Ger- Artisans to Instruct—' To promote efman singers will not be among the ficiency in the training of pupils along Smith-Hughsingers appearing on the Metropolof vocational the systemmen itan be this season will union trades stage training asked to assist In vocational guidance Mesdames Hempel and Matze-nauaccording to Dr E G Gowans state who although their names superintendent of public instruction are German 'are said to be Skilled artisans will be asked to give of pudemonstrations before groups loyal In their Americanpils ism it is said will appear in Services for Mrs Yog— Funeral French and English opera services for Mrs Cecelia Sharp Young Telegraphic orders were dispatched wife of 2Iahonri Young sculpor who died' recently in New York will be held tonight along the Pacific coast by the in the Twentieth ward chapel Sunday district council of the International at 1330 p m Brotherhood of Electrical Workers orMiss Boulfaee Arrives— While the dinner at which Vice President Thom- dering all members on strike' to reas R Marshall spoke was in progress turn to work pending the efforts of at the Hotel Utah Thursday evening a the- federal mediator to effect a settlebaby girl arrived at the apartment of ment with the company George Relf general manager of the Hetel Utah Apple Week Ends TodarAs the SPAIN WILL HAVE event of Apple week two closing cars of apples will be COALITION CABINET sold to consumers at cost this morning at the apple sale yard opposite the J G McDonald Madrid Nov 2 — King Alfonso tocandy company's plant intrusted Marquis 2Ianuel Garcia r Masons Conduct Funeral Funeral day with the Prieto of forming a services for J I Barnett former secre- coalition cabinet task on the widest posof the city fire department who tary died at his residence the Linden hotel sible basis The marquis on several Tuesday were held at the Masonic occasions has held portfolios In the 2 o’clock Spanish cabinets and was premier temple Thursday afternoon-aServices were under the auspices of the from April until 'June of the present Knights Templar year es er thbr-ough- ly - t grand Jury In its final presentment to the county court today recommended that impeachment proceedings be Instituted against Mayor Thomas di-B Smith and that William H Wilson rector of tlie department of ' public be summarily dismissed from safety” office The action grand jury grows out of the Fifth ward political feudX" In which a policeman was ’killed Mayor Smith several politicians police officers and alleged imported gunmen are under heavy ball charged with conspiracy to murder in connection with the killing e of-th- - MUTUAL LIFE AGENTS DO HONOR TO CHIEFS Meetings of the agents of the 2Iu-tuLife Insurance company were held al yesterday at the Hotel Utah In the evening a reception was tendered to A A' Drew superintendent and William Winton assistant superintendent of this district George F Eckstrom general agent for Utah presided “Watch the “wants” and when there’s a vsfeanev in the kind of a house you've always hoped boarding to find an unmistakable clew to its whereabouts will be found in one of ads Use The the “want” want ad phone' Main 767 Ilerald-Re-public- an MOTHER'S FfflEDE FOR Expectant Mothers A PENETRATING LINIMENT Saturdays we open at 830 a m and remain open evenings 1 Armored in Fashion of the Knights of Old Italians Go Forth to Battle s Spend Your Winter § C1ON0A7 ON PlnlEMATOGm 50c Limestone Phosphate 39c 35c Jaynes’ Vermifuge 29c army A aoft Midnight and moonlight snow has been falling all through a day of chilly suffering in one of the wildest passes of the Carpathian of the range The soft diffused light from a moon Is sclntilatlng quarter on the down Service News By International crystal plain slanting La pax Bolivia Nov 2 —The Bolivian mountain side In the passes 4000 feet Icicles throttle above the sea government in a note acknowledging every bush and ghostly to every tree and cling Brazil’s declaration of war against overhanging ledge The snow had eeased to fall Fairy Germany says "our international policloud clusters are rushing bewhite conwe and cy developed conjointly a gale In the upper air and every sider the situation in the same aspect fore few seconds a deep shadow races as Brazil” passes and down the through thesome as glides flying cloud steeps This is taken as foreshadowing a over moon the of face the placid declaration of war by Bolivia within A minute speck seems to be movthe next few days ing far down the snow slope As the Bolivia broke diplomatic relations struggling mite draws slowly and takes up the mountain aIsstir painfully with Germany April 14 1917 couched pass A rifle place In theover a hardened bank of cautiously snow The eye behind the sights Is satisfied and a benumbered finger the presses the trigger A flash in goes report moonlight and a sharp the venerable through reverberating tier of Icecladonsummitssnow wavers— the The mote and seems to lose Its footstruggles a terrific speed Is ing and soon atmountain the down rolling 300 Not feet from that speck on the Illimitable Ice are two other souls abroad on the wastes And the trio form an Austrian patrol endeavoring to penetrate the lines of a Cossack reg- TTdlLET AND N BY G li-'iO- TTO0AV 49c Almond Cream 59c $120 Hind’s Honey and Snlphur 97c See our beautiful Almond Cream display of French $100 Wyeth’s Sage and 19c Ivory pieces Start your set now 89c £5c Masatta Talcum Sulphur it” WOMEN IN THE WAR conspiracy to defraud the government released from the Tombs prison bail Mellowes is actoday on l cused of having represented himself as an American citizen in an effort to obtain a seaman’s certificate under the name of "Patrick Donnelly" Bolivia stands With Brasil Lata sit 19c Powder 35c Danderine 60c Danderine Amsterdam Nov 2 — The “old fox" The recent controversy in newspapers regarding: the relative merits of the Bernard and other statues of is the sobriquet by which Count von is known In Bavaria accord- Lincoln has brought an interesting letter from Mr Daniel II Clare of Orange N J to one o£ the New York Kertling Berlin Tageblatt The de- newspapers ing to thename ‘‘There is no finer school for democracy in any city” wrote Mr Clare “than the bronze bench the newspaper says scriptive the Newark courthouse where among the people the bowed figure of Lincoln sits as though to rest in front of was given to the count because of the SINN FEIN LEADER RELEASED 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