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The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-06-17
DAILY DIET HINTS
BY DIR. T. j. ALLEN
Food Specialist.
ovER.EATING.

over-eating, an almost univer.
sal practice, Is best checked by
eating very slowly and by re-
ducing the number Of articles
eaten at meal. II the appetite
be Unsuitable, it is a good plan
to determine how much to eat,
put that amount upon the plate
and eat no more. A ravenous
appetite Is usually a symptom
Of digestive disorder, and the
best cure is, as a rule, to fast
for a few days. To live on
fruits only for short time Is
very beneficial, especially in
spring. Accumulated waste, due
to over-eating, deficient exercise
and living during the winter In
iII.ventilated and poorly lighted
rooms, often makes an attack
OF fever necessary to cleanse
the system. This may be avoid
ed by partial or complete fast
for a period varying from one to
80 or 40 days, but an extended
fast should not be undertaken
save under the direction OF a
physician.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-06-17
PRIMARY Is NO GOOD.
Illinois Supreme Court Says New Law
is Unconstitutional.

Springfield, June 16.-1he Illinois
supreme court today ruled that the
new primary law is unconstitutiona
as whole.
This is the third Illinois primary
law declared unconstitutional by the
state supremecourt. The state is
now without legal means of nominating
candidates for any Office. 1t is like
ly that another special session of the
Legislature will be called by Governor
Deneen. .a. ....
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-06-17
MEDALS FOR WRIeHTs.
Decorations Ready for Presentation
at Dayton Tomorrow.

Washington. d. c., June 16.-rhe
two gold medals authorized by the
last congress for the Wright BROS.
were de ivered today to General AL.
len, chief signal officer of the army,
by the mint. The combined gold val
ne of both is nearly $3.50 Ihe pre-
sentation takes place tomorrow at
Dayton.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-06-17
OFF TO DUBUQUE.
One Hundred and Twenty-Five Elks
of MarshalItown Go to State Meet.

Marshalltown, Ia, June 16.-Elks to
the number of 1875, exclusive of the
Marshalltown Union Band, which they
took along, left the city early this
morning in a special train for the
state meeting of the Elks, which is to
be held in Dubuque today and tomor-
row. o.. ..
The principal purpose of the delega.
ton is to elect Lloyd r. Maxwell. OF
this city, president of the state asso,
citation, and boost for Marshalltown.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-06-17
HELD FOR ROBBERY.
Young Man Is Delivered into Hands
OF Law by Father.

Davenport. Iowa, June 16.-Duke
Nesbit, aged nineteen, is in Jail al
LeClaire, charged with robbing the
postoffice last night. His own father
caught him at Princeton few hours
afterwards.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-06-17
Burglars Are silk Experts.

Mason City, Ia, June 16.-Silks and
fancy linens to the value of $4,000
were stolen from the Granville dry
goods store last night by burglars
who showed by their selections that
they are expert judges of silk.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-06-17
GIFT TO DRAKE.
President Shonts Leaves $4,000
With the University.

lDes Moines, la, June 16.- I. p.
Shonts, president OF the Drake Uni
versity Board of Management, pre-
scented the university with fifty thou
sand dollars before leaving for New
York last night.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-06-17
-Four Killed: -Four Injured.

Denver. Col. June 16.-Four men
were killed and four injured In an ex-
plcsion in the power plant of the Dem
yer Gas & Electric Company last
night. The plant was badly damaged.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-06-17
Wisconsin Man Is Reelected.

Des Moines, Ia, June 16.-At the ma.
tional conference of the Evangelical
Lutheran Churches of America at
Clear Lake, e. o. Merstad of Carter,
Wis, was reelected to the editorship
of the official church organ.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-06-17
Eclinse of the sun.

Washington, d. c.. June 16.-rhe
eclipse of the sun occurs tomorrow.
The time for beginning of the obscur-
alton at Chicago is GA In the even
ing.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-06-17
Bride is Fatally Burned.

Cedar Falls. Ia, June 16.-Mrs. Emil
Damn, aged 2S, pride of TWO months
was fatally burned while starting a
kitchen fire with kerosene.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-06-17
BIG SUM FOR ILLINOIS.
state Gets $ts3,s44 as Inheritance Tax
on Morris Estate.

Chicago. June 16.-'lhe state OF Ill
inois will get S1SS,S44 inheritance tax
from the $l6,703,427 estate left by
the late Nelson Morris. -
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-06-17

Ottumwa, June 16. - Miss Lyle
Schrader, aged 10, has just gradual
ed from the Ottumwa High school and
her friends claim she is the youngest
graduate from city high school in
the state.
She has mastered her Latin, and
English, German and Physics. to say
nothing of the other studies and stood
high in her classes. She is daugh.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schrader
and will take post graduate work
next year.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-06-17

copyright, 1903, by Joseph D. Bowies,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-07

Der Satiade, BOP borber cine 9an5e
&eibe BON Soloonbeiibern Derbaftet
uno Iogar ser MaDor Ser Stabt
meeen @i6tourhfiibrung Der Conn
togsgeiebe ot1geflagt mar. 8ir
mollen Sen euten 2euten in @tlantic
Gitp MIR miiniden, baB tie i'm
8ompf NIT ser Wuderbanoe oelt
Sieg bebalten mogen. Sir cine
Stoot mie gltlontic Gitp tit Elm
Sonntagsgeieb, oos Die Soloons
uno oie gereniigunesplabe idliebt,
gerabeau @abniinn.
Cine intereiiante 3ui9rift lit benz
8raiioerten oieier Gage bon bent
@ouperneur SasfeG bon Sflobomo
5u~eeeaneen. Sosfea beflaet iit5
bitter barber, ooB Die 8~unoesregie-
rung @erlesungen uno ltebertretnIl-
eelt Der 8robibitionsgeiete gerooc-
81 unteritiise, in bem lie erlollbe,
bob Standardization onrd bie
8oit perianot miiroen; inoem lie
8etranfe=2i5enlen ousgebe, alrd)
menn in Dem betreffenben 8ebiei
Der @etranfebonbel perboten iei
uno inoem tie in ul~igeborieer 8ei=
ie Den 8piidenitaatliden @anoels-
perfebr idiibe. gr berlanet l1ul,.
BOB Der Braiibent Dem fommelloen
&ongreb MaBreeeln nori6loee,
our6 melde es Der 8rtnoesreaie-
rltng unmogli6 eemaht mcroe, lie
bertretungen Der Brobibitionsgeieee
8ori6nb gu @leiiten. Gem Shreiter
lag cine bon 1000 2euten nnter=
5eidnete Betition bel. gs ldeint,
oaB man in Sflobonla Die Bro5i-
bitionsaeitation pieber gu nellcnt
2eben anfa6en min, Inn bic allae..
meme aufmerfiamfeit BON oell
2onoidpinoeleien ab5u5ieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-07
gI,tslanD.
9l1ts Vprlin mir0

Iu5 Berlin miro gemeloet;
9os Professionalism plant &er.
llt6e, nit Sen ofrifanii6en Solomon
9eut1Hanos III orabtloie gerhm-
Dung 5u treten. gu Dem 3med miro
Der IbIenoettrnt Der Sunfenipru6-
Station in Nol1en, 8e5irf Gotsoam,
erbobt meroen, uno 5por Tim etrt 10
getra6tli6es, ooB Der grfol9 init
5iemli6er 8eitimmtbeit getpabrleiliet
peroen fam. Sin 9ompfer Dor &a-
merln, Dem meitafrifanii6en oeuI=
iden S6uteebiet, ioa Die Gerbin-
oung nit Ralter oufnebmen. SoIs
Die @rperimente, melde beeonnen
lperoen %ioller, loboIo oie Surmarbei-
ten beenoet iino, eiinitige grgebnilic
liefern1 miro &omerun cine Sunf.
lprubStotion erbalten, bon melder
aus Elm regelmoBiger orabtloier Ser
febr nit ben onoeren oeuti6en Solo
flien oltf Dem ofrifaniiden Sentiment
bergelteat meroen ioa. @ie aus
Dem Gei6sfolonialamt perlautet,
peripri6t man iid an maB9ebellocr
Ste(le iebr bel bon Der angeltret-
ten 9euerung; Die in fiir3eitmogli-
der SriIt CUR pollenoeten Satiode
meroen ion.
lteber Die ltunntebr heenoeterl
Sabrbltnoertfeiern, an pel6en Die
8euti6nationalen Sen pornebmItel
auteil gebobt baben, fonren iid) oie
italieniiden Srreoentiiten nod int=
mer nidt b%erltbioen. Sn Orient tit
es obermols 5u Mnsidreituneen
n%ieorigiter Irt eefommen. MIs Sic
9eutIden trob aqer @erausf oroerlti.
gen iih rnbig perbielten uno ieoeli1
3~lilommenltoB olls Dem @ege qirt+
gen, fiiblten Die S%rreoentiiten oltf
.anoere @eiie ibr Maiitden. Sic bdue-
ten ben 5reibeitsbeloen Inoreas
Sofer i'm 8iloe unb be1dimpften fein
@noenfen in Ser nnfl1btigiten @ei<
lie. Die Srieoensltorer ereingen fih
nod III often moeliden tum1ltlori-
i6en 8unogebuneen. Ser 8oli5ei
gelane es MN nit GROCER Weiibe, Sic
Sronuna mieoer ber8uitelen.
2aut Melounaen aus Shnerin
iino Die gerbonolungen apii1en Ser
&egierung uno Ser &itteri6aft por-
laufig gum Ibf6luB gelangt. Sic
0nrdRibrung Der 8erfaifungs-Ge-
form miro nun ermoelidt meroen.
Ser Snbalt Der getroffenen Mblno-
6un9en bleibt ieoo6 Elm @ebeimnis,
bis Der Sanotag 5uiammengetraten
III
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-07
Cine Nadt amf galb Mountaia

Sn elmer einfamen 3adt erflomn
Iler Benton bon Sort gomoro, u.
q. 8alo Mountain nod Dem Sorl.
lie zines Rahbartl, INN oeniel6el
nit Or. Sings SEEM DISCOVERY III
furieren, peldes i'm ielbit bonn Nth.
ma gebeilt bate. 9ieie punoerbure
Webi8in balf alih ben Nadbor. Spa.
ter beilte oaiielbe ieines Sobnes
Srou BON einem idmeren 2ungenlci-
oef. Wilionen balten es als bic
groBte Sols- nnb 2uneen-MeoBitt
auf @roen. Suiten, Grfdltungert,
&rnpp, 8lutungen nno fronfe Gun.
gen meroen iider ooourd furirt. 9as
geite fir &eufieber, Grippe nno
8eudbuiten. SOC uno $1.00. 8robc.
flaihe fret. @arantiert bon ollerl
Drnggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-07

Srpiae @rigbt bat auf Dem
5efnpelbofer Selo in Berlin einell
@uftieg nit ieinem 4eroplane ge=
maft, er blieb ~nelln5ebn Minuten
in Der SUIT.
200 Mitelieoer oes oeutidcll
&eidstags baben cine ginloouna
oes @rafen Zeppelin, cine Sabrt in
ieinem Snftldiff 81 MAIDEN, angc-
nommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-07
Gin idiueOiides spsialiitcnblatt &c.
gen ben o&priuarts".

Ser Berl1ner ngorDartS" bat in
ieinen @rtifeltl Sen @enerolItreit in
S6meoen na6 ieinen 8iini6en mo
Soeen aurebtgeltnst uno lit oebei
ani6eineno nit Ser @abrbeit llno
Den tatia6li6en 8erbaltniiien ie6r
miGfiirli6 umgegangen. Oie Yr-
6eitgeber in Shpeoen nltrben oari,l
ais faile @emlBIinge eeidiloert.
Dos Sauptorgan ser itmeoii6en
So5ioliiten, Die Stodbolmer 3eitung
S~o5ialoemofraten idreibt nit @e-
5iebnng barauf Solgenoes:
uMus Berlin fontmt 0ie teleqro.
pbiide Meloung uber einen @rtifef
beg n8ornarts", NORM ulliere @eg-
ner in Dem eroBen Sample folidl
uno irrefIbreno geidiloert merben.
@s lit Die refine &arifotur, uniere
Snouitrieqen als Bunih trinfenoc
gieleiier gu beaeihnen. gbenio
grunofali6 lit Die 8ebouptune, SOB
Die menigen fiihtigen SnouitrieIen
oes 2anbes meiit oeutider, odni-
lher ODER jiioiider Mbitommlna
limb, mel6e ii6 Die bornirten Ma.
nieren bes idmeoiiden @ei61fts-
names angeeignet baben. Srrefii6-
reno lit mtb Die 8ebouptung, oaB
Die Organization Ser @~rbeiteeber
BON Suriiten nno 8ureanfraten ae-
leitet miro, ipoour6 bic Snouitrie
uno Die mirtihaftlihe @lltmidlurlo
oes 2anoes %unteroriidt miro. 0erare
tige ionoerbare, perpidelte Mrbeit-
geberperbdltniffe eriftieren nur in ser
Bbontaiiie oes o8orpdrtsM. nit
lhmeoiiben Wdnnern boben mir in
unieren 8onfliften gu tim gebobt.
uno %ubornirte Monierenu finoen lid
in alien 2anoern. @ir, oie mir
uns i'm Wittelpunft oes Samples
%befinoen fennen better, als man
BON ben fremoldnoii1en Sbierpa.
'tionspunften aus beurteilen fam
Den mirtihaftlihen uno oraoniiotori.
lden Sintergruno oes jest eingctre-
tenen Samples. Cine berbaItuis.
maBie sroBartige uno idneae i'll
onitrieae gntpidluna bat auf beiben
Seiten Die Sntereiien Ser 9rbeiter.
i6aft uno oes 4apitals fon5entrier..
Die Sanoesorganiiotion un6 oie Sr.
ganiiationen Ser Mrbeitgeber inns
iunge &ieieny Die bon oerIelbell re.
bolutionierenoen, mirtihaftlidel
@nergie geboren ipuroen, sic nns
ibnea in6uifriea borpGrts aefiihrt
bot Ni6t nit 5uiammengerafftelr
fosmopolitii6en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
pen BADEN mir gu pe~rbanoeln, ion.
bern nit 2euten Die auf ihpeoi-
i6em gooen eeboren fino, rno Dies
1T Elm umitano, Der getpiifermoBen
Dem Streite elm @eprage aibt. oos
iid einem Experimentation Sdelrc
niht gan5 anpaiien ldBt. Shmeben
tit fem folonieabnlides grploitie-
rinaeslano, ober oiefen @inornd ae-
minnt man aus Dem @rtifel oes
u8orn1rts".
Ser ,gormdrts" ift mnfridtie Re.
trubt, oab iih oas Stdbolmer @ru-
oerorgan 81 einem iolden @rtifef
ubinreiBen@ lieB, Der bod audi nidt
obne nafteilige 5oleen fir sic
oeutide Soaialoemofratie bleiben
fam. @r balt es oesbalb fir artt,
Die 8erfaiieridaft oes ols Sebartifpl
acknowledgement Mrtifels bon Ser
ngormarts" -3eoaftion ab3upalse.r
nno einem uguten &enner Der ifpe-
oiifen 8erbdftniiie" aufsubiiroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-07
Der StamS Der Mnttrr. esm Sci

Der Stano Der @nttrr. SIN &einl
lit es Die Mltter an oie man lid]
5uerlt menoet, Inn Die @eoiirfniiie
Der aranfen uno 2eioenben 5t be-
frieoigen. Wit elmer Slafde bon
Sorni's 4lpenfrauter I'M Sauie iii
iie fir Die meiiten NotfGIle borbe-
reitet. Seoe Wutter Iorte oell
o&ranfenbote" leieu. gr miro frsi
peridnot, ipenn man lbreibt an Or.
Setter Sabrnep & Sons 60, 1t2-
ff8 80. Sopne She, Chicago. Sa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-07
Glieaen nnb Mogfito's

baben jeet ibre grnte - ibr @ei6aft
blIbt uno Tie Iino eliiflid. @s tit
ieoo6 in Ser @elt ni6t ein5uieben,
narlm Sbr ibneu erlaubt, an @lid)
berum gu iargetl ga Sbr nies ood
iebr unbequem finoet. Die @nipen.
Dung bon elm fGein menig Sunts
2iebtning Oil anf erporierten Stel-
len bolt lie ab ODER linoert unoper5iig-
li6 BEN Sdnler5, menn iie gu9 ge-
itoben baben. &eibt Elm menig Elm
uno Sbr meroet iber5eugt iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-07
6abe id ihrem @ert aeprift.

Simmons 2eber. Heiniger lit bos
%mertboGite Mittel, bos i6 eegen Ser.
itopflng ODER auBer Srbnung gera.
tene 2eber eebraudt babe. @s Der.
ridtet feline @rbeit griinoIid uno
idnei6et nidt Die gineetpeioe, iuie bic
meiiten ntoeren MitteI oieies &araf-
ters es tun. Sd empfeble i'm fiber.
lid. tpenn INNER fid Die @eIegenbeit
bietet. %. 70. Somlimion,
Sspeqo, RonIos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-07
Mandc gut = cins bas geitc.
,,GS iper0en 10 bieIp SpIe nnh 81

nVS 1UeIUPH 70 D1eIe SeIe nlt0 Stlts
oerunesmittel ai1ge5eist baB es
idfper 5n entideioen it, ipelhaa
man foufelt iou. Sd periufte cine
@n8obl, ebe ib Sunt's 2igbtning Oil
9ebraudte. Nodoem ih es inbclien
Elm Mal gebraudt batte erfannte, ih
iofort, ooB i6 oas bette gefunoen,
oas es giebt uno oaB es unnotig lit,
mid Deiter lim5uieben. @enn es
ni6t ipirft, giebt es nidts 5u beilen.
Sem onoeres Ointment miro. etuas
ausri6ten, nenn Sunt's 2iebtnin1
Oil es ni6t fertig brinet.
s. 6. Gpnns, Sfecne, 8. {.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-07

Nm idiperiten rddt oie @e-
archaeological ii6 oann. nem man
ben Shliiiiel gerooe in Dem Iugen-
blid perleet Bat, ga oos @liid Dor
Der Sire itebt un0 ginlaB beQ6rt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-07
@etuib fair"

Bon allen 2etoen, oenen oiel2enid-
belt u1terporfen it, peruriadt fiber
lid feines mebr mirfli6en S6mcra
uno llnbebagli6feit unb feines ero-
Bere @nltrengungen our Seilung als
Die Dieler Irten BON iudenoen 6aut-
franfbeiten. @ir molten gud Elm
Weittel nenllell, Dos ielten feblidldat
-Snnt's Cure. Cine S6odtel BELT
nnter @arantie irgeno einen Sa(l
BON iudenoem S6mer5, gang glcif,
mas iein Same iein mag. @enn es
nidt BELT, miro bas @eIo 5uriider=
ltattet.
The Washington times., 1909-05-10
Hiss I01H LskzW


NEW YORK! May 1O.-With only the
immediate relatives and closest friends
Of the bride present the wedding Of
Miss Nora Iselin, daughter OF c. oliver
Iselin. to Count Colleredo Manpsfield
OF Austria, will be solemnized late this
afternoon, at the residence Of the
brides uncle. Columbus O'DonneI Ise-
lin. in this city.
The ceremony will be performed by
Monsignor Lavelle, p-o-rector OF st.
Patrick's Cathedral. Count Rudolpho
Colleredo Mansfield. the bridegroom's
brother, will be best man. The in
formal ushers viii be Count Windish-
Graetz, of the Austrian Embassy at
Washington, and C Oliver Iselin, ir.,
the brides brother. A reception will
follow the ceremony. After their hon
eymoon. the young couple will sail for
Rome. where the bridegroom will take
up his duties in the Austro-H Hungarian
embassy
The Washington times., 1909-05-10
DR.. CLARK DEPLORES
LABOR CONDITIONS

That the conditions surrounding woman
and child workers in Great Britain or
on the Continent are no worse than
those Of similar workers in most parts
Of ArEe-ica, is the opinion of DR.. Victor
5. Cla;K, expressed in an article on
Woman and Child Wage Farmers in
Great Britain
child in the old country may begin
work at the age of twelve, according to
Or. Clark, but must attend school regu-
larry half the time. but at thirteen he
must begin work under certain restrie-
tons.
The Washington times., 1909-05-10
HARD CRAB FEAST
AT THE COLLEGE INN
Season for the Succulent Crusta-
cean Will Be Ushered in
Tonight.

With the formal and official usheriug
in today cf King Hard Crab as a sum
ner table delicacy. announcement is
made OF the special entertainment to-
night at The College Inn" where
Proprietor Samuel ]. Steinberger, known
to a large circle of friends and patrons
as Smiling SAM" will personally dis
pense good cheer and show what he
Knows about hard crabs fixed college
Inn style.
The entertainment will include instru-
dered bv local favOrites. The special
crab menu will include the three STYLES
hard. soft, and deviled. Mr. stein
berger has personally selected the crabs
quote his words, They are the finest
YOU ever saw
The big assembly room OF the college
Inn" will be kept cool by fans. End 70
expedite the service extra w'1,ers nave
been employed.
The Washington times., 1909-05-10
PRESIDENT IS GIVEN
TICKETS TO CIRCUS

The President will be the envy Of
every youngster in Washington today,
when IT becomes known that he was
this morning presented with a whole
wad Of tickets TO the circus.
Guy F. Steely. representing the Ring
ling Bros. called at the White House
and left tickets for the President and
his party for the performance this even
Ing or tomorrow evening. The Presi
Dent mas not yet decided whether he will
have time to 20, but young Charlie
Taft will go.
The Washington times., 1909-05-10
BROWNS IN CREEK.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. May 10.-John
Robinson. president Of the Robinson In
vestment Company, Of this city, fell
overheard from a lighter in a small
creek near here this morning. A bunch
of hyacinths prevented him from rising
to the surface and he was drowned. The
body was recovered.
The Washington times., 1909-05-10

Whole Constellation o.
Brightest Stars Will Be
Here May 27.

The program for the Lambs Club
Rambol on Thursday afternoon. Nav
q. provides fore the biggest and best
Theatrical entertainment ever given in
this city. The performance need net
be looked upon as a benefit. as the
list of stars who will appear could
not be assembled by any other organ
ization except the Lambs. No man
ager or group OF managers could az
ford 10 pay the salaries of this com
bination. If it were possible to get
them together. 1t is conservatively
estimated that a bank roll of $500, 900
week would be needed to fill the pay
envelopes.
One hundred and twenty-five stars in
their various ornaments will appear
somewhere in the program Victor
Herbert and his Symphony Orchestra
will furnish the music, and a military
band will lead the minstrel parade.
which will march up Pennsylvania
avenue about noon on the day of the
performance. This parade will be one
of the big features OF the frolic
The tour has been arranged by A.
l.. Erlanger. David BeIasco is the
stage manager, and Augustus Thomas
the amusement director. In the after
piece these gentlemen. with several
playwrights. musicians. and painters of
national reputation, will appear as ac-
tors The performance will be unique
IN many ways.
Here is the program:
PART
An old-time negro fret part with modern
RmplfTcatipns- Discovered Interlocutor. De-
Wolf Hopper. Double Octet-TenOrs George
Hamlin. Donald Brian John McCloskey
rha
Hopper Nell McCay. Richie Ling. Barytones
William Stewart. Van Rensselaer, Wheeler.
Wolf Hopper. Eugene Cowies. Joseph Miron
Frank Beicher. Bones-End men. Arbuckle
and Martinetti. Tambourines. Evans and
Opening chorus.
Ballad. sweet Genevieve."
George Leon Moore
enter End Men Hitchcock and c'' Wis y
Ballad Her Bright Smile. William Stewart
9s) oh. That We Were atI M alin ''''H'0eA
CD ''Cruishkeen-ls IN.
Doi.h.e octet.
enter End Ms- Collier and Mack.)
Ballad. ."Then Tufl Remember Me-
George Hamlin
End song ...-.......,- .........Andrew Mack
Annie Laurie --.-.-..-..--...Eusene Cowles
End song -. william Collier
Musical NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Herbert and his
symphony orchestra OF fifty pieces.
PART IL
Funeral Scene. Julius Caesar.
CAST:
Brutus .........-...-.............-J James O'Neiil
Antony ...-.-.-....-........s-...De Wolf Hopper
Citizens
Wilton Lackaye. Dustin Farnum, William
FArlum. Joseph Herbert
Captain OF the Guard $500 william Auldoon
Lctors-
Eugene Covles Frank Belcher, william
Stewart Mackiyn Arbuckle.
Members Of mob
Mason. Hilliard. Grismer, Scott Court
leigh. kenerd. Short. Leiser, Hobart.
Greene. Klein. Belasco. Broadhursf, Pres
by. Royie. Blossom, Thomas, AIacDonough.
Evans. Charles Hopper. Toy, Wills, Bur
ress. McCloskey, Weber, Fields, Bell. Mi
ron Hamlfn. Charles Ross. Mack. Law
renee. Hitchcock Parks Moore. Msrtinetti.
Burt. and others.
Pool Room Speciality.
Joe Weber and Lew Fields
sAfter the Matinee" Song and dance by
william Collier and octet OF female I'M
personators-
MuKicai interiude-
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TRENTON PAIR DODGE
BIG CHURCH WEDDING
Miss Teffer and George Thomp-
son Are Married at At
lantic City.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., day 10.-De-
Gliding to terminate a courtship without
the fuss Of a church wedding, Miss
Teffer and George F.
both well know in Tren-
ton, n. J., wre quietly married here
evening, at the residence %
the Rev. Joseph L. Surtes, of the
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
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IULEs VERNE MONUMENT.


New Baby! What magic what mystery what charm these words have
for Y how infinitely they the mother life;
Short be but full of possibilities Some must be patient hopeful
wat proud and discouraged That one" the mother She
has heard her b first cry and whether her first TENTH the feeling
the Her feeble Ouetched those that will
desert long the mother shall i've And that hand which the
head the newborn babe Che mothers hand supports the civilization the world
Is any WONDER ask mothers that with all these responsibilities
resting your all too shoulders you the necessity
selecting the babes medicine with c the necessity protecting
babe from worthless unknown and narcotic drugs you would protect from
the fire?
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MRS. ROCKEFELLER BETTER

HOT SPRINGS, May 1O.-Mrs. John
D. Rockefeller Is reported to be much
improved today. She has been permit
ted TO take afternoon drives and It is
reported that she will be entirely re-
covered within the course of the next
ten days.
The Washington times., 1909-05-10
NIHILIsT ATTACKS POLICE.

PARIS, May IA Polander named
vitkoff made an attempt in a hotel
here to kill NJ. Won Kotten, chief OF
the secret police of Moscow. He fred
1--WE shots at the police official. but
missed his mark. NJ. Won Kotten as
serts that Vitkoff is dangerous
Nihilist who escaped from Siberia
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WILSON IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 1o.-secretary of Agri-
culture James Wilson has arrived 20
begin series of conferences with the
Government meat inspectors from all
parts of the country. About 15O will
attend.
The Washington times., 1909-05-10

Old Home Week Committee
Will Have Benefit
Performance.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU,
ALEXANDRIA. VA. MAY 10

Mrs Jessie f. Carter, wife of Joshua
E Carter, died at her home at Hume
Springs, Alexandria county. last even
ing. Her funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon to Rock Creek Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1909-05-10

Company G. First Regiment Virginia
Volunteers, viii give the first annual
excursion to Marsh4a Hall on Monday
evening, June Z II is expected that
they will take down a large crowd from
this city and Washington.
The Washington times., 1909-05-10

A childrens fancy dress party viii be
held at Odd Fellowc Hall, North Column
bus street, next Friday evening.