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New-York tribune., 1908-11-09
NO WORK. KILLS HIMSELF.
Nezc York Youth Offers His Body
for Dissection.
L. - . = Tribune J

. Wilmington. Del Nov, s.-HaVihg tIaLL[eu
f-o--, New York in a futile effort to find work
-. r-,foL -zzer+v wears old OF No 1S8 West
ood s+rae- New York. entered a woods near
Delaware CITY. Del. tonight and committed sui
,f5e bv shooting himself in the head. letter
which the youth addressed 10 Thomas Hawkins
~ +rA above address in New York. was found
beside the body II was in the form OF diary
and narrated how he had gone without food ana
silent in fields one passage read; lay IN
the field last night and could see no silver lin
ing in the dark clouds that hoated above me-
The writer then told OF his contemplated SUI
eide.
Frlich also left letter to Coroner CaliaWaE'
Offering his body for 6issecting purposes 10 pre-
vent funeral expenses. The coroner VIII hold
the body, however pending WORD from We"
New-York tribune., 1908-11-09
GIRL DIES FROM HYDRoPHoBIA.
Mother Says She Took Child to Pasteur In
stitute-No Record There, Says Doctor

Suffering from hydrophobia. Henrietta Leon.
seven years old Of No. l26 West 143d street. was
admitted TO Bellevue Hospital yesterday eriti
cal condition She died shortly before o'clock this
morning.
According TO Mrs Leon, Henrietta bitten
the left leg by a dog in August She told the
phvsicians the dog showed signs Of rabies
About two weeks ago- Mrs. Leon said. Henrietta
showed symptoms Of hydrophobia She was seized
with spasms and became frightened at the sight
OF water Mrs Leou said she took the girl 10 The
Pasreur Institute three. days age. and was told
that examination showed the child hopelessly
in Dr.. RaIubaud says that far the records
of the Institute showed snc mad not been there.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-09
DIR E4TON COMING HERE.
ROcEefeHer's Pastor Called to WGdi-
son .4renue Baptist Church.

Cleveland Nov s-The Rev. DIT Charles A
Eaton. who has been for seven years pastor Of
the Euclid Avenue Baptist Church. of which
John D. Rockefeller is member. resigned to-
dav 10 accept a call to the Madison Avenue Bap-
tist Church New York City
1t is Understood that it is DIT Eatons inten-
ton TO take with him the Rev r z Westwood
and the Rev. Frederick ". Hager his two as
sistants here. together with his secretary. all
three Of whom are to have similar positions un-
der him in New York
New-York tribune., 1908-11-09
GOSSIP 4BOUT 4BRJZZI.
Intimate Friend Says Odds on Mar
rage SeUeH to Three.

Turin Nov. S,-The Duke of the AbUuzzi in
conversation to-day iokingly said that he would
not 20 70 the United States cruise on the
battIeship Regina Elena. which. therefore, would
not be under his command on her next voyage
This confirms the official statement that the
duke viii not again take command until after
his promotion 10 the rank Of rear admiral
one Of the dukes intimate friends said to-day
that seven chances out OF ten we're favorable to
the marriage Of the duke TO Miss Elkins, but
there we're three still against il.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-09
DVORCE MILL TO CLOSE.
South Dakota Toters Decide to Make
Separations Difficult.
nv r.Ieeraph 70 me tribune

Sioux Falls. s. D. Nov. s.-Enough definite
returns are at hand from the vote on the divorce
law referendum to show that the state has put
the seal of disapprovaI upon the old statute
which has made South Dakota notorious as
divorce mill"
The new law is in the form Of an amendment
TO the constitution and raises the period Of resi-
dence in the state from six months 10 one year.
Il also requires that all divorce cases be heard
at regular term Of court. wiptng out the IN
chambers" and between terms" practices
New-York tribune., 1908-11-09
BRYAN's DEFEAT MEANS COLD WINTER
According to Jersey Farmer Weather Sharp
This Sign Never Fails.

Montclair Nov S-Columbus ROarty. a farmer
weather prognosticator Of Greenwood Lake SAYS
this is sure to De a long. cold winter While in
town last night he said.
Y have always noticed-and. BY the way. have
never known IL TaiI-that a defeat for William
Jennings BRYAN after a run for the Presidency IS
aIv-ay-s followed bv cold winter I sometimes be
ueve that the never winning candidate himself
suffers from the frost early in November about
every four years I've been watchin' this sign nigh
onto twelve years now, and IL seems to hold true
yet"
New-York tribune., 1908-11-09
BRIDE KILLS BEAR. SAVES HUSBAND.

BY Telegraph 10 T'h> Tribune
Denver. Nov s-The honeymoon or / D. El4eh
son. T. no three weeks ago married d pluckS wynn
ing girl ended in fghi with a wounded bear. IN
which MS wife saved his life The couple went
the wilds OF Montana for big game instead oI
going Niagara the scaehore. Each killed a
bear the first day out and the wa back 70
camp Erickson wounded "a female hear when had
two cubs The bear attacked rim. He dubbed mis-
rife and fought harG. bat down and almost
out when his wi4e aTsd aaa killed the bear.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-09
RArTLERs EATEN N MINING CAMP
When Guests Kick for Fresh Meat Boniface
Supplies the Demand
- reeg-apa = ne TT'5l7T

selvsr-te X n NOV s.-svlvanite the newest
rcld camp n New Mexico. noN CONSIDERS 'ss'.
nice d. -asfs,snoa ~ ,be one hotei tonight was
- flesnaEe
The s1pais - fresh meat ln the to"" Iah ~
yesterday au.i ffe guests WHO are paying 90 J
fe- board. kicked f0r meat The pToprie'2i m
eF9rrHo5F se -olId ger to - after faii''i7
three Fo,,-r lie hunters secured seventy eight
snskes. fer which they got - cents each me
r~akes Here S-oat< .ellshe5 ~ the hungry guests
New-York tribune., 1908-11-09
NVINCIBLES RECORD.
Nezc- British Battleship Makes P8
Knots on Eight hour Trp.

London. Nov S-The British batteship In
vfncibIe at her full power trial on Saturday
steamed twenty-eizht knots over period or
eight hours At a recent trial. under seven
tenths Of her power. she made Twenty-Five
knots and il was expected that she would reach
thirty knots
New-York tribune., 1908-11-09
NO DUTCH BLOCKADE YET.
u arships, Houerer, WI Cruise
.fIong Tene-ueion Coast.

vfemsrad Noy. s.--The act revoking the oe-
cree rrohiHitirg the export Of arms and anmu-
nf-5ar. published yesterday sets forth that tfe
rc--1czrso7 concerns only Venezuela
No fr1r7edlate action j. expected 70 he taken
-- the Dutch government in Jhe way Of a oio''A-
ado again Venezuelan ports but II Is under
stood thae 1he war vessels which are now mere
rfI soon 20 20 sea and cruise along the Nenez-
-=lsn coast. awaiting developments
New-York tribune., 1908-11-09
T41I STRIKE TO 60 ON.
Chauf feurs Unanimously Decide TO
Keep Up Fight.

By unanimous vote. the members Of the Lib
erty Dawn Association, the horse drivers and
chaufeurs union. decided at q stormy meeting.
which lasted until an early hour this morning,
to continue the strike Of the taxicab drivers.
few Of the members OF the union were in
favor Of returning 10 work. but they were howled
down. There was much stormy discussion. and
several votes were taken the question At
l O'Clock this morning the final vote was taken.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-09
s5o 100000 TO BACK COTTON PLAN
New Orleans Banker Says National Farmers
Warehouse Would Be Supported.
rBv Telegraph 70 The Tribune.

New Orleans Nov s-Vice-President WexIer Oh
+ba whitney Central National Bank said to-day
+t,s+ the New Orleans banks would provide backing
70 the extent Of SOO0OeoD OF more If the National
Farmers Union. which Is 10 convene here Wednes-
dsv should decide TO erect a warehouse here The
plan is to issue warehouse receipts for stored COT
ton which shall be negotiable and nankabie-
Financiers predict net increase Of & a bale N
the market price if the warehouse scheme Is car
ried out Delegates representing 10000 planters
from Virginia 10 Oklahoma will attend the conven-
New-York tribune., 1908-11-09
10 SOLDIERS KILLED.
Bosnian Refugees Bloc Up Barracks
of austrian Troops.

Paris. Nov. S.-A dispatch from Belgrade says
that band Of Bosnian refugees from the noun
tains on Friday blew I'D with dynamite the bar
racks at Konitza. town in Herzegovina. about
eighty miles from the Servian frontier. killing
40 speaking Austrian soldiers. The
dispatch also says that the Austrian papers
have suppressed this news.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-09
GOT RABIES WITH MOTHERS MILK
Pups Bit Several Children Who VIII Receive
Pasteur Treatment
IBy Telegraph 90 The Tribune =

Terre Haute, Ind. Nov Slight children bitten
by pups red by mother afflicted with rabies nave
been sent 10 The Chicago Pasteur Institute Peter
Cfros @ a twelve year-oid boy. VEo died in agony
on Friday. had birten by of the dogs
The pups were distributed among neighhors
The pups months Old, and snapped At
every one The families 6f the injured children
are poor. and nearly $40 FOR the trip ana treat
ment raised by popular subscription,
New-York tribune., 1908-11-09
FATALLY HURT IN FOOTBALL GAME

FvansviIle Ind. Nov. Joseph Dausheft5f
pIavfng left guard the Evansville Young Men
christian Association football fatally IN
,,,rad yesterday afternoon in a game at Henderson.
Ky with the Young Mems Christian Association
team OF that place He suffered a conclusion OF
the spine and Is paraly zed-
New-York tribune., 1908-11-09
MOTHER SEES SON SHOOT FATHER
Elizabeth Youth Says He Was Protecting Her
from Her Husband

Albert Ilss-g 3r- Eouth- shot lbs ial-leI a. ms
r-17s f- - izsla.tl. = J. gesterday- and Is being
hid -a await the result Of Isis victims injuries by
~ police Of tlat city He told tie police that ne
-st- fs .-,ze Ifs mother from his parents fury
Msslg is Ia she Elizabeta General Hospital with
wounds i1 tHe ]aW- head ana SHOULDER Inc ponce
are .eses-sgarInE tbe lad's story
New-York tribune., 1908-11-09
WORTH ponoERlNe OVER, SAYS GIBBONS

lFlv Telegraph Thr Tribune
Baltimore. Nov. cardinal Gibbons after reas'
ing President Roosevelts letter upon Mr ratts re-
Iis5o- to-niylt said: Y would ike 20 SAY two
,ties abou, fhe letter. First it is well worth read
ing and pondering over, ana second, knew II was
coming oaI"
The Falls City tribune., 1908-12-25
FARGO

Frank Frederick was a Falls City
caller.
Mary Haunks visited homefolks
Sunday.
Chester White was seen viewing
main street.
Ben Zimmerman was a county seas
visitor Saturday.
Wren Whitehead and wife were
Falls City shoppers.
Mary Vaudeville visited with Anna
and Rose Bauman Sunday.
Arthur and lean Anderson hauled
cord wood to Falls City Saturday.
John Bauman and wife and little son
Lawrence were Falls City shoppers.
Miss Florence Mauger spent a few
days visiting with Ruby Waggoner.
E. f. Durfee and family spent Sun-
day with r. d. Waggoner aud family.
Ruby Waggoner who is attending
the Falls City high school came home
to enjoy a two weeks vacation.
While Tom Crollirs was in our city
he accidentally caught his foot in 3
crack in the cement side walk and tell
and broke his arm. The little fellow
is getting along nicely and we hope for
his speedy recovery.
Irene Caller aud Tom Rates were
married Dec. IL. The bride is a well
known young lady living near Rulo.
Both are well known and respected by
all who know them. We wish them
JOY and happiness.
The Falls City tribune., 1908-12-25
LYRIC THEATRE
Programme for Week of Decembef
28 to January z

Monday, Tuesday and wednesday,
nights we offer Tanner and Gilbert. Ia
a one-act comedy entitled, How to
Make Love" An excellent act-ne46
and clean with first-class singing.
This act m highly recommended by
Mr.. Fred Cosman, of the Crystal Thea.
tire, st. Joseph. New pictures and
songs.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
nights, New Years matinee, Children's
Matinee, Saturday, we offer Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Lucier, in a rural comedy
entitled, "A Rustic Romeo" Fred
Lucier is one of those chaps whoss
"rube' character Is not overdrawu,
and whose mannerisms are true to life.
New pictdres and songs. Admission,
10 and 20 cents.
The Falls City tribune., 1908-12-25
Mrs. McRaney's Experience

Mrs. M. McIsaney, Prentiss, Miss,
~pites Il Wa confined 10 my bed Tor
three months with kidney and bladder
trouble, and was treated bv two physi-
eiaps but failed to get relief. No hu-
mar tongne can tell what | suffered
and had given mp hopes of ever get
hing well until | begun taking Foley's
Kidney remedy After taking two
bottles | felt Ike IA new person, and
feel il my duty 10 tell suffering women
what Foley's Kidney Remedy did for
me- Kerrs Pharmacy.
The Falls City tribune., 1908-12-25
The County in General
The "Doings" of our Country Friends
and N~eighbors.
BARADA

Glenn Lilly OF Shubert is visiting hi.
amt here.
Wilson Lowe was a county seat visi
tor Saturday.
REX Oliver and Verne Roe were yisl
iers here Sunday.
Frank Reayis and wife visited in
this vicinity Sunday.
Mart baltimore Of Oklahoma is here
looking for a location.
Heine Kuker and wife we're shopping
in Falls City Saturday.
The Lyceum and Reading Circle are
each taking IA two weeks lay off.
sam Spickler was in Omaha on busi-
ness last week, returning Saturday.
goxye Franklin OF Centerville. Ks,
was visiting relatives here last week.
y. p. S. G. T.. Sunday evening, Dee,
y, subject, China; leader T.. Il. Butler.
4. T.. Butler and wife left Tuesday
for Peru where they will enter the
normal.
Charles Wileman and wife made a
rip to Omaha last week, returning on
Saturday.
D. +. Spickler returned Saturday
from Rosalie where he has been look
ing after business.
The Barada school closed on We'd
nesday for the holidays. 1t will re-
open on January 4, 1909.
Mrs. Emma Siemering is GONZALES
cling in St, Joe after undergoing an
operation. She is expected home next
week
The entertainment given on Wed
nesday evening at Arnold school house
WAS well attended and all had h good
sine.
Miss Rosa Slagle is spending the
bolida, vacation at her home in Hub
bell. Neb. Her cousin Richard accom-
panied her.
The Falls City tribune., 1908-12-25

the machine when his jacket became
e%ntangled in the gearing drawing him
into the shelter, but as luck had it he
was o quick and tore his jacket off
thus saving his arm.
Ernest Warne one OF the proprietors
Of the Florence Hotel. while starting a
fire Saturday net with an accident. he
had cotton up from breakfast and
found the fire very low and though be
would start it quickly and threw in
some coal oil which caused an explo-
sion burning the right side of his lace
very badly, but it IS thought there will
be no bad results.
The Falls City tribune., 1908-12-25
OHIO.

r.. Coou and wife spent Monday at
B,rada.
gu Il ,rs visited with John hu'cti
sr SUNDAY
JaAn l.el,chiek was al Omaha visi-
To- i,,t Nr,k
I'D Horn aud lam " spen' Sunday
With John Nolte and wife.
Tommy Hargrave visited with Guy
aud Harry Prichard Monday.
lucy Smith speut Saturday and sun
day with Mrs, Il. j Prichard.
Edith keithiy spent one night last
week with Lizzie aud May Coon.
John Reisehick aud family spent
Sunday with Fred Gerlt and wife,
Charles zentner and family spent
Sunday near Verdon with relatives.
Mrs. L. d. Shafer and Mabel were
guests of Mrs, p. E, Shaffer Monday.
Elsie and Ella Huettner spent Sun.
day with their aunt Mrs. John Nolte.
Mrs. Guy Prime and little son were
guests of Mrs, Charles Zentner Monday.
VIM Huettner and H. J. Prichard
we're visitors at Nemaha City, Monday.
Mrs. Charles Stump and baby are
guests of her parents VIM. Bartlett and
vile.
VIM. Peck came down Saturday
isom Lincoln to spend the holidays a
home.
Mrs. Christ Iorn came home Satur
day after spending a week in Falls CITY
with her mother.
Mrs. Jesse ~Spangler and Mrs. c
Phillip spent ~ portion Of last weel
with Edna and Vera Shaffer.
VIM. and Otto Huettner and II
Schrieber and their families visite,
Mr.. Glass near Preston, Sunday.
Frank Cook and wife entertaine,
Tuck Cook and wife, Zetta Camhlil
and Mrs. Casey at their home Sunday
The Falls City tribune., 1908-12-25
HUM

Rachael Ray was quite sick this
week.
School closed Wednesday for a ten
days vacation.
j. H. Hniz1a had business in Table
Rock Tuesday.
w. c. Norton spent Sunday with his
family in Lincoln.
Fred-Butterfeld Is having his resi-.
dence remodeled.
Ed Hodapp, teacher in the Yerdon
schools is visiting friends here.
Elton Minis has left for Texas where
he will spend the winter months.
X. E. Finch and wife of Arapahoe
are here visiting their daughter.
A. McMurray and family of Ames.
Iowa. are visiting relatives here.
Charlie Watzek a down from
Douglas Sunday visiting his parents.
Mrs. johnson aud son have returned
from a visit with relatives in Omaha.
Mrs. Seabury of Kansas attended the
Cooper-Stanley wedding here Saturday.
The ladies of the Methodist church
cleared $500 at their bazaar last week.
Pearl Colony and wife arrived Sat.
urday from Beatrice on a visit to rela-
tivos.
Mrs John Wozob and daughter of
Blue Springs are visiting relatives
here.
The general merchandise stock of
NJ. G. Lee was recently sold to Will
Carsh.
Chester Power returned this week
from an extended business trip in New
Mexico.
j. C. Herwigg and wife are now
located in the cottage recently vacated
by Jos. Zulek's.
George Bollus wno has been spend
ing the summer and fall with L. Porr
and wife lett the past week for his
home in Chicago.
Mrs. Ella Williamson has returned
from an extended visit with friends in
Berea, Kentucky
Minnie Petrashek teacher in the
schools at Riverview, Iowa, is visiting
her parents south of town.
Marie Warner, instructor of the first
primary, is spending her vacation
with her parents in Sterling.
Jessie Draper and Herbert Ford,
students at the Grand Island college
are home for a two weeks visit.
VIM. BRANDON and wife left Monday
for Gayville, So. OAK, where they will
spend several weeks with friends.
James Liggett went to Pawnee We'd
nesday where he will be employed in
n of the banks for several weeks.
Anton Kozel aud wife left Saturday
for their future home near Ravenna,
where they have purchased a farm.
Lulu Hummel who is attending the
university conservatory OF music in
Lincoln is visiting home folks. Her
mother has been in very poor health of
late.
Ed Rist, Will Gutzmer, Hubert
Vets and Arthur Stalder arrived here
Saturday from Davidson, Canada,
where they have been spending the
past nine months on their claims.
After spending a few days with friends
here Mr.. Gutzmer will go to Newton,
Kansas, where his parents reside.
The Falls City tribune., 1908-12-25
A Personal Appeal

If we COLD talk to you personally
shout the great merit of Foley's Honey
and Tar, for coughs, colds and lung
trouble, you never would be induced to
experiment with unknown preparations
that may contain some harmful drugs.
Foley's Honey and Tar costs you no
more and has a record OF forty years of
cures. Kerr's Pharmacy.
The Falls City tribune., 1908-12-25

+. {. Riggs IS visiting 10 Omaha.
Henry Leslie was a county seat visi
tor Saturday.
Grandma Lewis who has been quit,
sick, is better.
John Patnoe was a Falls City visitot
during the week.
Mr.. Hill of Lincoln visited relatives
here Wednesday.
W. Evans of Auburn spent SATURDAY.
with relatives here.
Mr.. Graham and wife are visiting
relatives in Missouri.
NJ. %Shulenberg of M|athew5ville was
here during the week.
Mrs. H. Kuker of Barada visited
friends here this week.
Andra Hendricks of near Stella was
a visitor here Wednesday.
Mrs. John Evans visited her parents
at Cottage Grove last week.
Charlie Bacon moved his household
goods 10 Beatrice this week.
Dan McDaniels and family visited
relatives at Barada Tuesday,
Mrs. James Shively of Nemaha spent
a few days recently here with friends.
Miss Hattie Lilly teacher of Barada
school spent Sunday with home folks.
VIM. Smelling and wife are enjoying
a visit from Il relative from Missouri.
Mr.. Shafer spent one day in Falls
City where be went to consult a doctor.
Mrs, LYDIA Bucholtz returned Friday
from Der visit with relatives in Indiana.
Mr.. lmler and wife enjoyed a visit
from their son John of Stella Sunday,
The little son of Fred Boatman and
wife has been qnite i'll, but is slowly
recovering.
Mrs. Ross Kinton is still confined to
her bed, but it is thought that she will
soon be out again.
Mrs. Higgins has several men grad
Ing AMI fixing her yard which adds
greatly to its appearance.
Several from here attended the But
Ter sale at Barada Friday and report
everything brought a fair price.
Mrs. Hall of Elk Creek VINO has been
visiting here parents here for some
time returned to her home Saturday.
Earl Butler and wife who sold their
tarm belongings at public auction took
the train here Friday for Peru where
they will make their home.
Ed Graham and Mrs. Lena Gerdes of
Kildreth, Neb., we're married Satur-
day, Rev Ruch officiating. Mr.. Graham
has a host OF friends who wish for him
and his wife a happy life.
Bill Motsinger and family formerly
of this place, but who have made their
home in Indian Territory during the
past year arrived here Tuesday. Bill
thinks there is no place like Shubert.
A large number of the members of
the Degree of Honor met Wednesday
and initiated ten new candidates and
elected new officers. Several visitors
were present from Verdon. Light re-
freshments were served and a good
time had by all present.
The Falls City tribune., 1908-12-25
Guilty of Counterfeiting

PassiLg counterfeit money no worse
than substituting ONE unknown worth.
less remedy for Foley's Honey and
Tar, the great cough and cold remedy
that cures the most obstinate coughs
and heals the lungs. Kerr's Phar.
macy.
The Falls City tribune., 1908-12-25

H)arse coughs and stuffy colds that
may develop into pneumonia over night
are quickly cured by Foley's Honey
and Tar as it sooths infamed mem.
branes. heals the lungs, and expels the
cold from the system. Kerr's Phar-
macy.
The Falls City tribune., 1908-12-25

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR RICh-
ARDSON COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
J. H. Brinegar, real name
John II. Brinegar, Plaintiff.
VS..
Fora Boerner, Amelia Roulean,
Emanuel Bedard, Defendants.
The above named defendants non-residents will
take notice that on December %, 1908, plaintiff
filed his petition against said defendants in the
district court of Richardson County, Nebraska,
the object of which is to quiet the title to lots /,
,, 3, 4, ), 8, 7, 8, 9, 10, II, II, l3, Il, Is, Is, in block
%, in Roulean's and Bedard's addition to the
city of Rulo, and to exclude each of you from
any interest therein. You must plead to said
petition on or before February %. 1909, or the
allegations of the petition be taken as true and
decree rendered accordingly.
JOHN H. BRINEGAR, Plaintiff.
REAvIs Il REAvIs, attorneys for plaintiff. 4g-4