The evening world. Newspaper, October 23, 1912, Page 17

a sadania iereoaeedta. cihiban Uh "1s, cana aera eins mist net eee ~> haee's ".++ THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OOTOBER 2%,: 1912, ee Rok ve pe ad aa ys laa ae HUBBY WON BACK ee orgie Se men CSCS $ TINGHT TF HS. Get Lightning Rods Up| HSEXWIFEINHER |. soe tO Se aan “GONSTIPATED, HEADACHY: AND sch the rascals out—the © headache, | menting 40 he, | menting food and that misery taki ob nce, Is one of the beat} 1 ‘ Virginia Rappe loo! rd Had lesa in December, ‘The fans i] known men about town in Chicago, her aad inquired, : 115; Ml have been after O'Day with o Having nothing but money and time, be 5 at do you know about a at bi digestion, constipation, the | gas, take the excess bile from yor There Are *So Many Club) starp stick ana Tgrrmann may be com- | han gone In for automobile racing and | that! ey 7 \ 1D, |tiek, sour gtommacl and foul gnsea-—tuen Tha onrdy, OIE" the ‘decothppocer 2 reiner was out dusily 500; i them dntta-night with Cascarets: id iP ‘red the Del 7 Pelled to try another experiinent to aeroplaning. He drove his own car in in this r | bl 6. Sas ene Owners Looking for New) "iis "in the season some of the —— Sh tae teasie awa wah badty 1etneed IN anprocohing nuptints eter nie] 10? : "has ‘ther and) moves now | °X Caschret torgiehs Wit mtolamtes edders for 1913 There's to] Mmtrom the cashing teas te cae i Kcomeantb. in whien Nis ‘cmchnatctes | ace ratte. SAS t-iseto-be| rir Me i peasy Neer clogged | out by morbipge stetronat” Een Seanm Leaders for iis apphaton er an mtn 95 T Mrs. Arthur Greiner Swore| was instanity. kitted, Afternoon. ea HR aero Cputin gncther any of distrene—| Vowels eogutar aad og tee patertal mattt : fnyy’| is, understood that Ban Joh ha 5 ‘ "In the apring of 1911 Greinor mar+| stated that nobod abbler Kt as , uit in another day of di Telling Where Lightning) jpeitg'gigat that Ban, Jounson has) Chard Never Wed Again, | ried atiaw Sykes, Too much time ahd stated ‘that nobody, having tsi hig Grumn, tenes th in | wake up refreshed and feel fine. Let Cas- bully tor me month; ink the ci et ee ae J ; | carets cleanse ad sweeten your stomach; | dren —their litte i not 1and in the National League. too much money did vonduce to thé n y Aid not o Dack. giandier, 103 A remove the sour, undigested apd fer-| gentle cleansing, too: May Strike. but She Will domestio"h air. Mrs. Marry: Stevens te v ah eroutiht uu ie Will. lomeatid “happiness of the pair. loved Arthur when T married him UD over the rumor wy mwae: to put: Greiner had been married leas than @/ 444 7 loved him when I divorced him, ; ty mi mire ae sk conteolNn” faterest in ene _ year when she sued for a divorce, #@t+) said the young woman. “He treated |? Fiamma 10g, ste dab BY BOZEMAN BULGER. . Giants, In that style, 90 familiar to all| When Mrs, Arthur Greiner divorced] tng up as ground for action that her} mo well, in that he e me all the raed basebait | Bis friends, Harry dramatically re-| her pusband In Chi¢ago last July and husband was spending some of his Iib- nforts and luxuries imaginable, but when T heard he was dividing his at]; teuitions between another woman and|}° me my self-respect caused rae to rebel. eral allowance of*time with another marked yesterd len name, vesumed the use of her maid “It I owned @ baseball club I'd be gers. Players. with ambition Y i is now the open season for In that direction had better get'thetr | ty “an ingane asylum oro or| Gladys Sykes, and « : Ming rede up. Wits Roget Bres-| murder within twelve monjia.” Wis te ry: “nn hes lied foamy Young Greiner, 1t appears, was and] "yf nny explained everyting to my [108 wail Prank Chance out and Garry| Those who know Harry as a fan have gone See cary ¥ pidge és Mb Rohde gc pec hgins depart LM Fe ae ere aera ar a fora now Weader for) no doubt as to the wincerity of that | MF friend Virginia Rappe, she took a| sont many letters to his wife, who had| ever wander from his own fireside ay mane mee no telling where the| Femark, ; aolemn Vow that she would never| established her home here in the Hotel] amin. Probably all men are not lars i, 1s ton eds ~ Margaret “‘in» West Forty-seventh 4 acivers. At any rate, I am will-[104) *Helleyan. ton: lad of tai ells: HY. marty again. She also bound up her] St street, There was no encouragement | cluding his being fined $% for pit sister and Misa Rappe tn @ vow never)’. Greiner in the replies he received }on Bupday, Larry Doyle is In great dis-| to Msten to a man's proposal of mar-|¢rom his! ex-wife, and he decided to ress Ove! pot peta riage come along in person and see what he “AM men," sald Gladys Sykes to her! could do. He arrived in New York from Chi- i] trike. There is aiso talk * D 0 equittion tho helm of| 1M addition to his other trouble » Dooln tiles, Then, it 49 sald, the SI <Louts Browns could use a new manager. | hances ©4n fact there are any number of oF ne ‘who thinks he 18 on to! week, ‘The dog final "for a mee nod shot. [the distress Iles in the fact oe DUET sister and her friend, “are liars and de- the Job, to get & F908 wee to| thiet kent the collar and the brass tax|celvers: They are all tlke Arthur|eago yesterday morning on the Twen- 1 lggest surprise of the week [| tay, Larry ahd Sy Seymour are éon-| Greiner.” tleth Century Limited, went to the baseball sans in the Past was the P=) siderable dog fanciers these days and] Nevertheless Gladys Sykes i to be| Hotel Rector, encompassed himself 1n lease of Roger Bresnahan a manager 1 ¢ so-many pete that th married at the Jitle Church Around] neat an@ becoming apparel and then of thre ( Mra. heeft fo teases, | BORIBES tees Span eee pee the Corner as soon as the matter of a| hastened around to the St. Margaret. fytketto owner of the St, Lone ce Christy Mathewopn ia fd upper New | T™ITIAR® license can be.arranged. And| By the exerclae of nérve and diplomacy good sample o who do you suppose {8 to be the self-|he gained the Sykes apartment with- bas given a ¢ gan do when they et, slust what Roger will do Mm ia not known whether he has, & contracts ag,.woll as one t ye has he must go on with asa catcher. It 1s doubt. ; Would’ do that, ap st is not to work as ‘a private afte “boon, te ruler of the 7 -Murphy squabble oes OF y declares that he will ung man Who ate. “rights.""] Yorke State on @ partrige #hooting ex- ‘ pedition. He writes that he te having} Conscious bridegroom? ‘None other than! out preliminary warning of his ap- great luck, But that he will return in| ¢S-husband Arthur Greiner, proach having reached the occupants time to see McGraw make his debut| Of course Glad: kes, having re-| thereof. on the stage canted her vow never to wed again, her| Miss Rappe opened the door, She js uncertain manager in Chicago—but right on} « Chance dares the to fire him, , It forced out of the Oh aay toe the cay ™chahec aay x000Y ‘= ie pennant next t a noriceable fact hex} thy nranagers who hasealy a ‘pera et first, e@cond or third, Pregarclens ot the ‘pérronnel: of welt teams. ‘These men are McGraw, Chance Murphy ought to know it as whif'as any my, and to get rid. “pe Chatiee would be tite aame ae thro: “many thousands of ¢ Hlars into, the Chance has made) Munphy rich and they both know it whether Murphy it or rot T has been a rumor to the -effect that the,Jirooklyn club would have an- ‘other anager next season, but Bill nen had the Dodgers in Shape at the fini that Mr. Ebbets will weign things very refuity before he sal a‘change. 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