Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 July 1915 — Page 4

The Terre Haute Tribune

AND GAZETTE.

lin Independent nfn«p«peT, l)«'ly nn»l Snndny. The 'iVrre Hnuttr Gnr.ette, e#tobliMied 18«9. The Terre Haute Trl'Itikne. established ISM.

duly

«e\Tsnoper

In Terre Haute hnv-

inK full day letised T»Ire stivicc of A»'•odatwI'VrM*. Central Frca* aMreclatl.on Ktrvlre.

Telephone Business

Department,

both phones, 378 Editorial

Department,

Citissens, 155 Central Union, 316. In advance yearly by mall. Dally and Sunday, (5.00. Dai.lye only, (3.0t. Sunday only, (2.00.

Entered a« secondclass matter January 1, 1906. at the postofflce

at Torre Haute. Indiana, under the act of. congress of March 2. 187 9.

A Terre Hnnte aewapaper for Terre Hnnte people. Th« only paper 1P Terre Haute nwned, edited and vnbftahed by Terre lUvtevn*.

All .unsolicited articles, manuscripts, letters und pictures sent to the Tribune are sent at the owners r'sk, ana the Tribune company expressly ?P dlatcs any liability or responsibil.ty for their safe custody or return.

•A TOY" BALLOONS.

Two very destructive fires here In two days have been credited to toy balloons, offered for sale along with other Fourth of July wares. The Are at the Terre Haute Paper company will mount into thousands of dollars in damages. The loss sustained In the other case Is probably as proportionately severe. These two experiences should result In prompt legislation by the city council putting an end to such menaces to life and property. The free abandon with which wholly irresponsible people start these firebrands into the air outdoes any particular-^olly that comes to mind. If some loon mounted one of the higher buildings down town abd tossed torches on adjoining property a two-nine alarm would call out the fire and police department and he would be slapped into Jail and later awarded with a penitentiary sentence. His double, with his pink and blue paper balloon, has until now In some manner avoided responsibility for his acts and no one is safe from him. The open season for such folly should end •with yesterday. These toy balloons might be tagged with the dealer's name and bond might be asked of said dealer to cover any damages incurred, the bond being guaranteed by the dealer when he takes out a permit to sell the balloons. There would hardly be any market for toy balloons if this were the case, but if it is a choice between toy balloons and property, property might be given the first consideration. It is more necessary.

THE PASSING OF ROS8A.

Older Terre Hauteans will have their memories stirred by the news of the death of that prince of agitators, O'Donovan Rossa, which took place recently in an institution on Stalen Island, where the fiery orator had resided for several years. No name was ibore familiar than that of Rossa in the I&lmy days of his tireless activity. He was one of the heads of the Fenian organization in the '60s, and his eloquence and energy secured a large part of the funds that backed the Fenian uprising. The older citizens will recall the excitement that prevailed in the spring of 1866, when Fenian rumors were Everywhere. There was for a time an attempt at secrecy, but that was soon dropped. Armed bodies of men passed through the country on their way to Buffalo and other points on the Canadian frontier. On several occasions receptions were held during the brief time the Fenian-laden trains halted at the railway stations.

All through this time of excitement it was realized that a leading power behind the movement was Rossa. With the collapse of the raid of June 1, 1866, when the small body of invaders was driven back across the Niagara river, the local excitement rapidly subsided.

Rossa was born in County Cork In i'831. His true name was Jeremiah O'Donovan, the Rossa being added at the beginning of his active career. When he was thirteen the eviction of the O'Donovan family may have planted in his breast the seeds of dislike for English domination, seeds which were destined to. bear much bitter fruit. He came to the United States in 1863, organized the Fenian movement and secured funds for the cause. His six years' imprisonment for treason was followed by a sentence of twenty years'

5 Do you know it is more important to keep the bowels regular during hot weather than any other time? It is because disease germs are all over—flies, mosquitoes, bugs, etc., all carry dangerous (disease. Hollister's Rocky Mountain' Tea will keep the bowels regular, the system cool and clean. Gillis' Terminal pharmacy.

Lime-Loss in Tuberculosis

in the .lotirmil «f the American Medical A«i«")ci iti»n (January 17, 11114) was tJbe folloiringj "It hn« »eeu many tiraoM Mated that lu tul-erciiluAlx or In the pretnberouIqgi* Ktnue mi increased amount of oAlfium tllme) ta lost both in the urine and teves- In fact, a demfnernlfzation hax been thought to be a forerunner of the development of tnlereul«s»l«."

If tObe.culosis is due to lime loss tho~etjjx"=ss

Eokman'a Alterative) in

jts treatment may be due, in o.-irt, to its coriOnt of a linn- salt so combined with other valuable ingredients as to easily assimilated. \hv ys \v: have urged consumptives to* attend strictly to mutters of food, but often, some effective remedial asrent Is neMfl. In many cases of apoarnt nvav.iry Krkman's Altow.ivS':em^ lo have supplied this nred. It cortains opiates, narcotics or habitforming drugs. ho is safe tc try. From Arthur Baur. your drunrs^ist or direct I Kckiuan Laboratory, Philadelphia.

fSraaWainSi

exile. He took up his residence in New York and remained-there the old fire brand slowly smoldering out.

It is said that his last desire was to be laid to rest in Ir|sh soil.

THE GERMAN ADVANCE.

According to today's dispatches the Russians have ceased their retreat along the eastern war line everywhere but in the section of Poland. There the Germans are successfully pound ing: the army of the allies and London dispatches evidently count on the character of the country to be of some little advantage to the sore-pressed Russians*

The region through which Mackensen must pass is swampy, there are few railroads, and no highways fit for military transportation. Grand Duke Nicholas, who has conducted the Russian retreat, and has saved It from becoming a rout, may turn at any mo ment on his pursuers if the smallest opening can be found.

The Russian left wing, in southeast ern Galicla, continues to stand firmly against the German right. The Russians have been pushed beyond the Dneister only with the greatest difficulty, and they are now fighting in a region of many parallel rivers, at each of which they seem prepared to offer desperate resistance.

Such a situation is, of course, dangerous to the Russians as well as to their opponents. A sudden advance of the Germans would be likely to break the Russian line, and leave the left wing stranded in southeastern Galicla. The Russian commander must, therefore, be ready for Instant retirement when such a danger becomes imminent.

It is generally believed that another week of German advance at a pace equal to that which has hitherto been maintained will surely mean the fall of Poland. For this reason the next few days are likely to be a highly important period of the war.

PLENTY OF SKY.

Two summer charities that should commend themsettves to the public are the Fresh Air Mission, on Smith's heights, west of the city, and the Boys' club camp at Forest park.

Every year, about this time, we read about the little children of the city who are taken out to the country for the first time in their lives.

Some of them want to feel the grass and others are enormously surprised and entertained at the eight of a cow. The latest version of the tale, is the one in which the little boy, aocustomed all his life to city streets and brick walls, exclaims: "My, isn't the sky big out here?"

You see he hadn't ever had such a big view of the sky before. The buildings were always in the way.

Some people who have seen the sky from the heights of the Swiss mountains or the plains of Kansas have just as little and cramped a notion of the people in the world as this little boy had of the sky.

In case you have a little time and means to deivote to Things That Are Better enlarge your "sky" by advancing the work of these two enterprises.

It appears that the Page-Loring wedding will take place in the Chapel Royal of St. James palace. The additional statement that the wedding will be private seems somewhat anomalous.

Californians are anxious to pay their respects to John M. Slaton in person. Some day Georgians will be in the same frame of mind.

This is a sad day for boys. The next holiday is the first Monday in September, and then in a few days school opena

But perhaps the secret service men are not enjoying the presidential vacation as keenly as the president Is.

The insurance men ought to organize the Society for the Annihilation of the Toy Balloon.

Mayor Gossom's advisory board is going to tackle the jitney bare-handed.

Pushed back on the land the Bear seems to have taken to the water.

Wjtrsaw was happy till the hosts of war saw Warsaw.

TEN YEARS AGO TODAY.

July 7, 1905.

On the return of Alvin M. Hlggins the new board of safety will undergo a reorganization.

Personal and additional property in Vigo county has been assessed at oiver two million by the board of reviewers.

The closing of the Illinois mines has caused a period of activity on the Indiana side of the line, and they are running full capacity.

The traction company is asking the board of county commissioners for a perpetual franchise to cross the new Wabash avenge bridge.

Mistake 8om»wh#r«.

"Compulsory education," remarked the moralizer, "is contrary to the laws of nature." •, •. "Oh, I don't know," rejoined the demoralizer. "Even the fishes are to be found In schools, you know."— Lcuisvllle Times.

Thin People Can Increase Weight

Thin men and women who would like to increase their weight with 10 or 15 pounds of- healthy* "stay there" fat should try eating a little Sargol with their meals for a while and note results. Here Is a good test worth trying. First weigh yourself and measure yourself. Then take Sargol—one tablet with every meal—for two weeks. Then weigh and measure again. It isn't a question of how you look or feel or what your friends say and think. The scales and the tape measure will tell their own story, and most any thin man or woman can easily add from five to eight pounds in the first fourteen dsys by following this simple direction. And beet of all, the new flesh stays put.

Sargol does not of Itself make fat, but mixing with your food, it turns the fats, sugars and starches of what you have eaten into rich, ripe fat producing nourishment for the tissues and blood —prepares It In an easily assimilated form which the blood can readily accept. All this nourishment now passe3 fiom your body as waste. But Sargol stops the wasf .-jnd does it quickly and makes the fat producing contents of the very same meals you are eating row develop pounds and pounds of healthy flesh between your skin and bones. Sargol is safe, pleasant, efficient and inexpensive. All leading druggists in Terre Haute and vicinity sell It In large boxes—forty tablets to a package-^gn a, guarantee of weight Increase or money back.

HOROSCOPE.

"The Stars' Incline, But Do Not Compel."

Thursday* July 8, 1915.

This is rather a fortunate day, for astrology finds that cnus, Jupiter and Neptune are in strongly benefic aspect. The sun and Mars are adverse.

While the affairs of women are well direoted today the signs point to success through., tribulation. Business deals that bring money may cause auAiety before returns are realized.

Romance is favorably directed today and engagements and marriages are held to be under a lucky sway.

Social rivalries will be prominent at summer resorts this season* which will be important in establishing new standards of American life.

There is a sign read as indicating extraordinary demands on the United States by foreign powers. "From across seas and rivers nations will ask counsel and assistance," a London astrologer prophesies. This is taken to mean closer relations with Canada and Mexico, as well as with Europe.

Neptune is in an aspect encouraging to commerce. It is also a lucky sway for journeys on the water.

Inventions of supreme importance to the welfare of the nation ai"e foretold. Persons whose birthdate it is probably will have ain activd year. They will make money, If thqy airejuuic.Qtnmonly cautious and Industrious. The health should be safeguarded.

Children born on this day may be exceedingly self-willed and impetuous, but they have the augury of success and happiness. These subjects of Cancer may have remarkable memories and rare talents.

BOOKS W0BTH WHILE.

A series of suggestive titles fur* nished to The Tribune by the Emme* tine Fairbanks Memorial library.

Historical Novels—France. Robert Barr—"Cardillac." J. Bloundell& Burton—"In the Days of Adversity."

Wymond Carey—"No. 101." Harris Dickson "Black Wolf's Breed," "Siege of the Lady Resolute."

A. Conan Doyle—"Refugees." Alexandre Dumas—"Chevalier d'Harmental," "Regent's Daughter," "Three Musketeers," "Twenty Years After," "Vlcomte de Bragelonne," "War of Women," "Memoirs of a Physician," "Queen's Necklace," "Chevalier de Maison Rouge," "Ange Pitou," "Olympe de Cldves."

EPPEBT HOME BOBBED.

A gold necklace and a diamond in a silver jewel case were among the pieces of jewelry stolen from the residence of W. E. Eppert, 2215 North Tenth street, some time Monday in the absence of the family, according to the report made to the police Tuesday.

The Grlsmer coal office at Sixteenth street and the C. & E. I. tracks reported the loss of a Norfolk coat, brass lamp, toilet set and some other minor articles.

DISTILLERY WALL FALLS.

Workmen engaged in cleaning brick of the old Wabash Distilling company, First and Park streets, are grateful to the high wind of Sunday, which blew down the south wall of the building, saving them the trouble of knocking it down. Both the'east and west walls have been torn down and the brick cleaned for the "market, but the south wall was standfng, three stories high. No one was hurt.

OLD AGE A CRIME? ple

cheeked, "ruddy and vigorous. Others are old at 40—joints beginning to stiffen up a bit step beginning to lag and lose its springiness occasional touches of pain in the back Teei tired without cause, and possibly a twinge of rheumatic pain.

In most cases, these are the danger signals to warn you, that the kidneys are not promptly doing their work of throwing off the poisons that are always forming in the body. To neglect these natural warnings is a crime against yourself. If you have these symptoms, you can find prompt relief In GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. For more than .209, years this has been the recognized" remedy for kidney and bladder ailments.

GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules are imported direct from the laboratories at Haarlem, Holland. Prices are 2oe, G01- and $100, Get them at youf druggists. Lo not take a substitute.

TBBBE HAUTE TRIBUNE.

16o SILKOLINE 7o YARD

A complete line high grade Silkoline, 15c Albrecht's price Ftn our price, yard

15o COTTON BATTING 6o ROLL Ftv» bales Cotton Batting for summer comforts, Albrecht's price 15c roll our price, roll

Youths' Overalls, of heavy checked, denim with bib and suspenders, well

made sizes up to 32 S0o

value at

Men's high-grade Night Shirts,

the famous Faultless brand of the

very best cambric made with silk frogs standard $1.00 /JQ value, at vwv

Children's Hose, for boyB and rfrls, lxl and 2x1 ribbed extra heavy

full seamless Jet black the very best 15c grades made on sale, pair vv

EXTRA! EXTRA!

A Treat For Men Tbal Know

Genuine B. V. D. high grade Pajamas, made of Clarence Whlttman checked soisette trimmed in silk braid every one perfect all sizes positively 12.50 value QQ/» on sale 5/00

This

their lowness

WOOL SPRIK SUITS, COATS AND SKIRTS

Women's and misses' new spring Wool Suits, that sold up to $15.00. July Clearance Sale Price

', 1: #,

CHILDREN'S WASH DRESSES

25c

$4.75

Women's and misses' new spring Suits that sold up to $25.00. July Clearance Sale QfT /JO Price I •TC*/

Women's and misses' new spring Wool Coats that sold up to $10.00. July Clearance Sale. CO Price I

Women's and misses' spring Wool SHlrts that sold up to $4.50. July Clearance Sale QQ Price

Women's and misses' new spring all wool double warp Serge Skirts $5.00 values. July Clear- d»"| QQ ance Sale Price

PINEAPPLE SPECIAL

Indian river red Spanish pineapples very fine, solid, ripe fruit, 42 to the case special for canning a case for

$2.25

SYRUP SPECIAL

A special lot of Golden brand table syrup No. 10 regular QQ^ 50c for

No. 5 buckets for i.

-&jf\ A

ALBRECHT'S BANKRUPT STOCK-SALE CONTINUED AT LEDERER-FEIBELMAN CO. STORE

All remaining merchandise from Albrecht's store is being moved and adjusted for quick selling. New lots will be disposed of daily. The wall paper department will be moved to the third floor and business continued. Read our special offerings from Albredit's bankrupt stock daily. Aj

25c WHITE GOODS 10c YARD A beautiful lot of White Goods fur waists and dresses plain marked ,25c Albrecht's price our price, yard

Women's and misses' new summer Wash Dresses, former prices up to $2.50. July Clearing Sale Price

FoUr pounds navy beans

15c 30c

50c No. 10 buckets blended sorghum

FOR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.

From Albrecht's Stock From Albrecht's Stock From Albrecht's Stock From Albrecht's Stock

10c

25c WASH GOODS lOo YARD The entire line of Albrecht's Wash Goods, in new stripes and figures Albrecht's price 25c yard our price yard ...

iOc

WOMEN'S BUNGALOW APRONS

Of pink, blue or tan chambray, including white dresses, rench styles 50c value, ages 2 to 6 at 25c

98c

Women's and misses' new summer Dresses, sold up to $5.00 fl»"| July Clearing Sale Price

Woman's and misses' new summer White and Colored Wash Dresses, sold up to $6.50.

July Clearing Sale Price

Women's and misses' new summer Wash Dresses In white and colored, sold up to $8-00.. July. (JJQ QQ Clearing Sale Price .....

Women's and misses' new Falm Beach Suits, regular $10.00 values. July Clearing Sale Price

'.t.

25c DRESS GINGHAMS 10o YARD Imported French Zephyr Ginghams and Egyptian Tissues all new goods Albrecht's price 25c 1

CHILDREN'S NEW ROMPERS Beach or bloomer styles of fine woolen madras an a a a a a 50c grade all sizes at 33c

Of light and dark percale or tan and blue chambray full sizes 50c value at ......... 29o

Second Shipment

of those wonderful suits, th« best yet oarefully made, the kind usually sold in high price clothing st.orss Tommy Tucker and Oliver Twist styles brand.'new ev-. ery one perfect of silk poplin pink, blue ana wmte combinations or imported fine striped dimities in tan and blue a real treat for mothers that know strictly $2.50 and $3.00 values on sal?

Of Women's, Misses' and Children's Ready-to-Wear Garments'

SUMMER WASH DRESSES NOW LESS THAN HALF

is by far our greatest clearance sale. Seasonable and desirable merchandise of every description offered at prices that will prove a rev^latibti for I a

yard our price, yard Ivv

50c SCARFS FOR 19o

87 fanoy Scarfs and Linen Scarfs, also embroidered craters Albrecht's price 50c our price, 1

Clrt

each AJ/lx

BOY8'

NEGLIGEE SHIRTS

Of madras and percale with and without collars all sizes 50o value at ...,25o

WASH SKIRTS 10W AT 0IE-THIRD AID LESS

Women's and giiaises' nevyr Wash Skirts In white, tan, ohecks, and blue dots, $1.00 kind. July ACkg* Clearing Sale Price I

Women'd and misses' black and white checked Wash Skirts well made $1.25 kind. July Clearing Said Price

Sale Price

$5.75

Thursday and Friday Special Bargains—3rd Floor

25c CHEESE 17c

17c

Longhorn brand pure full cream cheese 25c quality, at special, a pound

EXTRA SPECIALS

Four pounds llnja beans'

25c

20o cans California yellow free peaches in sugar syrup C) 1 special a can Xmd 2 v-

New style ready cut spaghetti and macaroni large 10c packages, special two packages

-V

15c

69c

Women's and misses' Wash Skirts, white ratine, pique, repp and tan linen and striped Bedford cords $2.00 kind. July Clearing

97c

Girls' White Dresses, made of elegant embroideries and have sashss of pink or light blue ribbon sizes 8 to 14 years are $3 to $4 kind. July Clearing Sale Price, $1.48 and

Special Sale of Famous Bigelow Axminster Room Rugs

Forty-five Bigelow Electra Axminster Room Bugs, the finest Axminster made. See these rugs trade-mark mill woven note the quality, get the price in other stores let us save you a few dollars.

Extra Size 11.3 15 ft., good oriental design, $35 value, for .. .. ... $29.00 Extra Size 11.3 12 ft., all oriental patterns, $30 value, forf:. 1 $24.00 Room Size 9 12 ft., oriental and floral patterns, $25 value, for ..... $17.25 Small Rugs 3 6 it. size, two-toned and oriental patterns, $4.50 value, for $2.69 Small Inside Mats to match room size 18x36 inch, each 89c

$1.98

$1.25 TEA AND SUGAR 79c

For Friday only, 1 pound Youne Hyson or gunpowder tea, 50c quality, and 10 pounds granulated sugar,

75c value all

for

79c

30c CANNED GOODS 20c Early June peas, sugar corn, red kidney beans, lye hominy, pumpkin or sauerkraut, 10c value: OZl/» choice of three cans for

Solid pack ripe tomatoes large No. 3 cans at two cans

15c

•%!%r

WEDNESDAY, JULY 7rTt,9J5..

$1.00 SILK DRAPERIES 25o YARD The largest assortment of Silk Draperies, double width all colors about forty pieces in all Albrecht's price $1.00 our price, OJf. yard &DL

25o CURTAIN SCRIMS 10c YARD All the balance of Albreicht's Curtain Scrim,. marked to sell for 25c Albrecht's original price our price, yard

10c

GREAT PANT SALE

\A fortunate purchase enables us to offer you 800 pairs men's pants at half price, consisting of all wool oasslmeres, fancy worsteds and. blue serge in all colors and sizes to suit the well dressed young man as well as the more conservative fellows every pair brand-new and w#ll tailored on sale

-,f

98c and $1.3iK

Values up to $3.00.

Extra Specials

Gingham Wash Petticoats witli a re a 2 5 1 kind. Sale Price .. XtH/

Dressing Saoques, made o* dai colored percale, fitted waist with peplum 50c kind. 1 Q*» Special

rV.!.

lOL

White Waists of lawns and voiles, lace £nd embroidery .trimmed all sizes 5&o kind. Special

27c

Petticoats made of black sateen deep plaited flounce in all QO/» 6 9 in a

House Dresses, made of percale about 100 in the lot worth up to $1.00. To close out at

25c

House Dresses, made of gingham and percale all sizes and /|Q/» actual $1.00 kind special ..

r.!

.'.•r.l/H ff...

FRIDAY SPECIALS

Four tall cans milk 25c eight small cans Half pound tins salmon, "3 K/» two tins for XfcJv

Three pounds lump starch Five rolls white crepe toilet paper for

10c 10c

Grape-Nuts, pack- 1 Al age

101c

One pound tall cans A„ Alaska pink salmon J-Vr V/ 25o tins pure breakfa3t cocoa

10c 15c

Three tins oil 1 sardines lyt Boneless mackerel, kippered herring or mustard sardines, choice two tins for JLOV/