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Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-01

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w. M. Piper.
John B. Keeline,
Henry W. Hazelton,
w. S. Goodrich,
NJ. Hlllias,
John A. williams,
Marlowe & Skipton,
l.. l.. Henninger,
p. ]. Mcbride,
DR.. g. r. Brandt,
Dr. Scott Covalt,
.. ]. McManus,
Opera House Phal
macy,
j. G. Waterman,
9. A. Lee,
G.. J. Harding,
j. G. Deetkin,
w. e. Mitchell,
Il. ]. Schnorr,
James G. Bradley,
John N. Scheffler,
9. J. Seaman,
A. j. Gilinsky,
o. G. Brown,
l.. L. Evans & Co,
G. ]. Cronkleton,
9. A. Wickes,
Robert r. Anderson,
Otto Applequist,
A. II. Stolz,
W. J.. Donycan.
Il. Earl Belllnger,
p. Q. Rasmussen,
l.. G. Fauble.
II. Whitbook,
j. r. Frohardt,
ole Rasmussen,
William r. Maus,
9. G. Norgaard,
Stockert Carpet Co.,
b. l.. Lemon,
r. Simon,
! O'Neill Bros,
William Gall,
| Shelly e. Lane,
A. Julius Anderson,
| Durfee Furniture CO
Council Bluffs Cand
Company,
| G. Gregory & Son,
Martin Peterson,
Peter Jensen,
j. N. X. MacAlister,
! Dundee Wooden Mill
+. w. Woolworth
! Co.,
T. A. Mitchell,
M. 9. Van Derveer,
@. Jensen,
Council Bluffs Ren
edy Co.,
8. e. Schweitzer,
Charles Hansen,
Nelson Bros,
j. Katelman,
T. S. Davis,
GLARS Transfer
Storage CO.,
Record a. Green,
Chris Paulson.
John McSorley,
| Charles ID. Hager,
John Brennanc
f. r. Cave,
Western Fuel Cor
pany,
o. c. Sorenson,
j. 3. Judd,
f. l.. Lainson-
DR.. ]. NJ. Ba.rstow,
J. Lundley,
Arthur w. GARD,
George Lucke,
August Boysen,
w. j. Peterson g. @
II. A, Searle,
Bertschy Motar Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-01

NY. Plumbing Co. Tel. $50. Night L-l7os.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-01
NInrrInRe dreamed.

Total nine transfers. .&9AO6s
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-01

Drink Budweiser, King of sottled Beers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14
BN ELS

Ih. ir"a"u and police will re-
''i-" th"i semi monthly pay on wed
n"sInF. while tho employees OF fI.
water light. gas. street ana health de-
IWimcnts viii te paid later in th.
week
Jack Pietrnchi foreign miner
who was crushed IN the y. 4 ~. mine
NJ barton. died at the North Wheel
Ing hospital from his Injuries earf.
yesterday morning The remains
We're taken 200 charge by q commute
"i ba'"u miners and the funeral viii
Do held this morning.
-II" hlEh school students were
gwen an unexpected half holiday v.s-
terdny whom tho heating system re-
fused Q" work Boo the morning School
resumed in tho afternoon.
The board OF commissioners ~ tts
meeting held yesterday morning
passed a arEe number OF estimate
OF County Engineer Hru for rod
work. m4ny road oortra,fs 49,.
about completed The estimates wen.
Tor stone wurS. hut flu payment -ilf
nos he made on any contract until th.
work h1s been form erir approved bv
~" engineer and accepted bv tbe
board
The annual netting ~ tho Central
MON ~ the German AIlilnrs Vaa
held ht Ariou ffali ou SInda- ..r-fr..
" ben the report OF delegates Tfl.Ira
kciHfer. e. vs.. Bautt. and George
-chrafrm af fhs National r0rvarfI..,.
pro Washington was heard The eIec-
ii'u ~ officers resulted a. fgu1vr
President Fldeils Halstcr. frqt Woe
president g.. HreImmer. second
Vice PRECEDENT O. ID.slnger. re~re-
tiIr, o. W. Bent-. financial serrrfarv
II MurfiEel. treasurer w Ff4.bar
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compositions OF Beethoven. Chopin.
Schumann or List, one could easily
Imagine that the spirit o. the great
composer himself Is lowering over the
boy and directing him. u IS not an
Interpretation OF the work. bur the
composer himself speaking 10 MS
audience through tho boy To listen
20 the beautiful depth o. feeling and
the exquisite tone produced In the
rendition % the compositions and not
see the medium. one almost believes
the impossible has happened and the
composer has returned 20 fascinate
and enthra! Then To find that a lad
full OF health and boyish spirits was
the medium through whom the mes.
sage was sent Il 10 realize that he
has genius. not alone Of the kind
given 10 artists vino are born. not
made bur the genius that Is included
boz the heavcn-seut gift a. poetry. i'm
agination and deep artistic insight
such De- Prpiito Arrioia. the spanish
boy pianist
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14

Nu-i. lovers have a feast AWAITING
their attendance ~ fle Court fneater
fo-morror night vhen Peufto Arrioia.
tfe SPANISH boy prodigy pianist. VII.
give bis first local reCitai The event
viii b. under the auspices % he Wed
resday Musical club whose chorus
viii be heard in The LEGEND % Grrr.
ada The siumber SorE % the Sea.
and Waves o. The Danube Nr Jas
stephen Martin. o. Piftsbu-r uu o.
rect the chorus and t1e soloisIs will
o. Nrs Flora Williams. Wr George
Kay and Nrs James p Haniey Mrs
Edward Stifel and Miss Erma Beatle
are ne sccompanisfs
u@ariuz PepIto Arrio'a DIa5.ug tno
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14

According to u sensational report
which has been generally circulated ln
flo So DO Chan'aI ucighb0rhOod.
Henry Hachman. the ls.ycar-oid s0n 0f
George Eachman. attempted t0 hold up
n young girl ar the M' de- Ch1ntal
public school az the point o. re-
voiver and force her % surrender a
l0t'er. which. f Gel said. had been
mailed to her by another b0y The
letter Del supposed f0 contain some
matter improper fD send through f1e
mails Young Hachman Is said t9 haFs
bad knouiecEr ~ the contents and to
have attempted t0 gain possession %
30 after BE- bad been mailed ly another
b0r
DO ar Intelligence reporter Iaa'
night the boy. father denied ffaf Die
-.u bad participated ln any ro.Ilr
though te admitted knowing THAT tts
letter bad been written hr another boz
DO saI1 no eT0-f bad ben made 'o se
cure goeeeer 0u uI Be-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14
Don't Have a Stomach
Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Heartburn.
Sourness. Classy Feeling and Bill
business Made % Vanish
Absolute and Permanent Relief IN
TNinklins by the Use %
Nseiean's Cascapepain.

When f0I -suou voH la.a sfsn-
nrn. then soueftfnr ie fle matter With
you vii so along dav aftsr' far a-4 ROD
realize fnaf yuu have r. stomach Huf
brNHcians gaF not ore PERSONS fr ton
tt.ussni has pcrfect tiFesfor
n you have that coli feeling" after
eating. hlccO4rns. hef.alnF or a UffIe
touch - heartburn f.af Ig a rarnIra
FiEntl IRON your stomach. 10 sou EaEa
10 % ne morninr vlfa a BED tasts ia
Heed these warnings sV taxing Mac.ear. e.
'aFca rrraIr. fnn wurlfa ranarra fr- all
-inds ~ indigestion. stomach and bowel
This vonderful preparation ul. COM
ptste TIE digestion 20 your food
lt does rlf d. ne sfuualr.a work.
but simply sife the stomach and r1urla
o. % What urT have o. fre strength
BY Themselves Doa't fI our rvrtl-l
Win poWerfui drugs fIaf d. f.a storm
hcf VorE Trry only make a .ad sforl-
anl Lour digestive system mlst aas.r.. 70
lste f5pd t' KEEP 10 your strength srf
Maei-ans css-apegsr rm ss.s..-
I've m.1atss 10 rest1rss t.e -srrrsf
f"urt lions ~ re bowels f.lr fI..I doe b.
Dds tr 'lEe re- lump 70 eat in gol- afl--.
orb vour beet. RI ee~tered raae.-sas
u fhr head ar1 teadarfsa r.-araaa-
nausea ART 1far.ress are .rrrnua
20 n. your lrIEr. ~ tn-fa. ard co. a
acN ~ Aa0iears Casrapsre Esa- n
in the house st 90 times carry three
pr fI4- tablets Zen rnl g. fH w.-r
bort feel fnrf f.srr .s an .sfr r--
you lrorsarde ~ 0Hrnr .rara haze
hefu nernarel tlr cured rr trls marvel
.. rsme.r ese in .ais slff-rers
49, BsirrlrE Gas or STONE 80
Bowels frnlu.a Pm eafIrE 0r f-.-. ~ Il
200 l.l r.e1 FOOD ara &C.,. Hsala-. .
aisr1 D. iisor1ered stomach sleep
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14
EntsrtsIn.d WIN Dinner.

Mrs Val DrummOnd. ~ WarwOOd
entertained with dinner Sunday
evening. complimentary 20 Mrs. " y
Frazelle. who will leave this week 10
join her husband. the Rev Mr. FRA.
zelle. who was transferred 10 Eliza.
beth. Writ county. Those present
were Dr. and Mrs. A. e. Lambert. r.
and Mrs. Harry Vincent. Mr. and Mrs.
J n McCammon. Miss Nellie Cozad
Miss Mary Smith. ~ West Liberty.
Mr. Charles England and Mrs " y.
FRAGILE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14
USUALLY ONE Dose
ENDS INDIGESTION
-ss-tssr-. Ca. Dysespsis sne Sssr.
nsss ssnisr are Nssr Sts-seh
vii Feel Fire

~ ro-f mas tont - comfortably
- guG Tel Elnaf.L after Eating ard
you b-lisv~ - = the food which nIls
700; ma little y1u eat lie. III. a
Jump % Lad "a your s;ouAch: 4
.h-r- :. 40 -llty in breathing after
cafinx. eTurtafion- - sur. undise.t-,l
foud and acid heart hlru. tra<h o. a
ueiching - sas yo4 81 make -
'"uf t.aina tlar VOC n--d sotn-thif <
to step focd fermentation snd cure
irdiE -t.on.
To make every hil- - tod YOU eat
AID IN the uulrisln~rt aEl strength
- Nour body. you o. lrt rid your So
mach " psi-pn- -Ncessive scid and
stomach gas which sours yuur -nfirc
w-ai-hterf-r-~ Ni'h digestion ard
ust- 90 mhuF sufferers Of dysp@p-
-. s'cN headache biliousness. CON
-I2stisl.. Eripirs etc. Your cs-s =
O." cir'r~nt yo- ar q stomach suf-
i~r"r. 'Eo4.h yOu MAJ all 10 IS scuie
cher name your real and only
trg Die u that which you eat does not
digest tut quickly sermenf- ana
sour. producing almost any w.
healthy ,vrdit4lu
A case 90 Fap~s Diapepsin vii
cnst 1ftr cents AZ any uharma-s here.
and Will convince an stomach suf-
irfer 1V~ minutes after taking a sin
sl- ed -. that fermentation and sour
3 ma - using the misers % IN
digestion
No matter - YOU call your trouble
catarrh ~ Ola, stomach. nervousness
or gsstrfi.. or ty any other name
%. '}s remember That certain cure
Dr. waiting 90 any df-g store the mo
ucnt vuu u~cid- - begin tis uss
Pap-'s Iiap.ps viii regulate any.
cn' -of-,rd-r stomach within rv- min
Gtes. and digest promptly. without
as fuss "r discomfort. al 81 any
kind o. food you eat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14
About People
Movements 90 Ir6isla-ss 60 a-s
From ire ciu

General Sccr~tary A r Arnold lsst
AT uixht for Huntington 20 a-frnd =
usseung % The Cabsl County SUNDAY
b schol association Mss Graham. in
tertoetiAtc suporintendents win leave
THIS morning Tor n. sane place
Secretary Jgha Wallace % the Nu-
niclpal league lex last evening for
Richmond. Va. where he all spend
The remainder % TIE week IN attend
ance a. the seventh annual National
Municipal LeaEu. conference for good
city government The conference.
opened Monday and Nil continue until
"Wednesday evening
Mr. and Nrs. h n Brown and chill.
dren. formerly % this city. but nov
Z hNing ia MorgantoWn. VIII leav. No
VEN Der u Tor Ros ~eI. y NJ. where
Slr Brown has purchased a fArm. and
vii reside there IN The future.
Special Pension Examiner Harvey =
Ellis OF Washington is IA the CITY
auditing the p-nsion lists Tor IN.
Nheeling district and counties adjoip-
lng Ohio county.
George l. Bickmeyer. Pepnsyi-
Nania boy. assumed his duties a. CLERK
ahd photographer In the Office OF the
1. p engineers yesterday. having been
recently appointed - the civil! service
commission.
Postmaster Robert Hazlett ler, las,
evening for Parkershurg 10 attend m.
meeting OF the Republican executive
committee, now IN session at that
place.
Charles \. Hunt % 81. Johns Kes
u The guest of his father. Henry Hunt
OF South Woods street.
Alexander Gribbins and family bav.
returned Ia their home IN Bellaire
after a visit with Charles Gribbtns OF
Bow street
Joseph McCauslfnd Is spepdinr "a
ieN days a. the guest % his brother
Addison McCauslaud. 81 near Golden
Joseph 4. McGu.g-u of the firm ~
hachman. McGulEau a company. ia in
Pittsburgh on business.
Mrs A. H. pennison % Narie,,. il
the guest % friends in the East End
for Few days
Deputy Marshal Elzle Williams les,
last evening for Philppi. where he viii
attend the November session Of fad.
eral court and will appear as a witness
ia number OF bootiegciug cases a
vel as IA TWO white slave cases from
This county
Edward i.lan. who has been spend.
lns several days with friends al stem.
D~htille. returned home last evening
MISS Margaret Grant returned TO her
nome al New kensiugion. Pa. Monday
aI'cr spending several DAYS as the
guest Of relatives on the Island
Richard Hartollas of south Wheel.
INK has recovered from a recent an
hess
George 4. Clark OF New Martins
tihe is spending several days with
friends in North Wheeling
Thomas James of SteubonvIUe is tho
guest Of Edward Filan % Market
street
Miss Grace LaOr,ncc 81 Parkers.
burg was r. sistrrcd al the NIcT.ure
horel last evening
\ / Frosch returned 20 his hom.
yesterday from points down tho river
' where ne has been working DURING
IN" past summer Ne will remain Ia
. the city during the winter months
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14
Carroll cius Dane.

Neat Invitations Tor th- dance ana
rEchrs fo b. he'd a. ID sCsrroil clu5
~'inesdaF evening ave been sent
and tlr ala e j. expected 20 equal the
success ~ -uf given before Prize
ruchrf eiA D. PLAYED 10 .fn~ CLUB
parlofs from > to 4" ?. m. Vtth dane
iuE iu the auditorium from o'clock
% l. 3 luncheon Will b. eryed
orchestra wiA PLAY during The even.
nlng
The folio~tas committee are IN
charse
Chairman. Nr. " Ford and Mrs.
J. ". k-ul-F Mr. And Mrs Seaton
Alexander. Nr aud Mrs. J : +
% Hrien. Mr and Mr. y busch, sir
ami Mrs 4 ? McFadden. Mr. and
Nr- william Gundnng Mt and Mrs.
Frank Carner. Mr. and Mrs Jno. He'll.
Air. and Mrs Ja- NcCAun. Mr. ana
dr- : .. Dkan~ Nit and Nrs Jos
Michigan. Mr. aud Mr. Geo 1appan
Mr. and Mrs r = Hughes. Mr.. and
Mrs Lewis Rabig. Mr aud Mrs. Il. V.
Ford Mr. and Mrs Fred klug Mr.
and Mrs. Tho- McDerm0tt. Mr. aud
Nrs Ino Ebbcrf. Mr. and Mrs Tho=
farr-tt. sIr and Mrs J. }. Kemple
Elizabeth Counihan. Miss Margaret
l.avelie. Miss Emma Zo~ckler. Miss
Elizabeth Henry Miss Agnes Mui-
iauev. Miss Ann Weir Miss Regina
Iadlrk. Miss Eva Blum. Miss Lille
Wrlty. Miss Mary joyce Miss Anna
Uoherfv. Miss Elizabeth Doherty. Miss
Mari GotsuCn. Miss Hertha Schiller
Mr. " kemple. sir VI j. Ford Mr.
Elmer Welty Mr D.. \ Fitzpatrick.
Nv Jno MOurer Mr. Herman Camp
bell. Mr Edward Schuler. MI Bernard
Alexander sir Albert Ndu. Mr. I'd
ward busch Mr. ~ W.lCh. Mr. j.
! Fitzpatrick. Mr. Geo LAUREL Mr.
Nil Nolan. NJ VIII Nalev. Mr. C;eo.
Green. Mr. Joseph Owens. MT. James
McAu-icr. IL Pete Amick
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14
SOCIETY.
~. Nerenesd ssrrri.ee

Ear hor-ncsi ~as Pleasantly ar.
Vrir>d a. his hone on last FRIDAY
evening - honor o, his coming - AE-
number % his friends gathered a,
his lone and sp~lt the ~v-uinE vith
dancing nnd music Dsilty refresh.
nn-no Esre serred- Thos- present
Eero Misses hh~a Steele. Regina
y. Stab. Edna workman G1ssle
Fro11ne Bessie s,ocser. julia RAhr
l~eda Pete. Bertha Archer and Jane
davidson 80 ColEmbLs. ObiO Me.srE
Clarence Morris. James Litt-u. FRED
Lawrence Harvey Holman. F'red
Esvic. John A-ker David RaAr. Wal
ter Beck. Arthur Moreh~ad and Car
Aor, heal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14

ter. eggs and other forms o. farm pro-
ducts according 20 the Views oi the
farmers
Win che streets "a glare q ice al
the biar fsmiths uf tho city were kept
busy yesterday placing frost nails iu
th- sh1er OF tho horses. Tho IRE de-
partmeut horses were 600 shud early in
ta- morning Goo prevent them from Zip
ping on the icy streets
Notices have been sent out hy
secretary H0y Benton Sarior % The
Board of Trad. Tor meeting ~ the
Board 81 Trad. which VIII Ie held on
Friday evening 81 frls meeting s.v-
srtI very iurrrfnnf matters viii come
.l Tor consideration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14

The Wsdrcsd4v Musical club mem
hers gill hold an important meeting
this afternoon at 800 O'Clock IN TIE
lecture room % the FIRST Presbyterian
church ~ members of the chorus
are urgently requested fo De preaonf
ar fr.s rrsesrssi.as the work FOR The
ArrIo'a concert 90 Do given A. the
Court THeafer or "Wednesday requires
fhe presence of aI members
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14
Meddlna Announeed.

Announcement has been made o.
The coming Wedding o. Miss Eta
HOLLAND daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Henry Holland. Of the Island. and Mr..
Bert Thomas. % Bellaire. which Will
take place ar the parsonage 81 the
Thomson ". r.. -hprch Saturday even
ing. November Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14
Banquet Toniaht

The American Veterans OF Foreign
Service viii hold n banquet iu the
od9 Fellows hall this evening and d
large number Of members from other
CITIES 81 expected 90 Do present
DrOsr-Ia ol addresses has been pre-
pared and ei'l be followed by a social
evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14
s,er,ont,con Iectur,.

Re-, : g. Rasche. o. 81 Paur-
church. has announced that bee Wil
give a series OF lectures Illustrated
with stereopticon views The first o.
tine series will probably be The Life
VI Insnnh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14
SILVER plume Dance.

The members Of rho silver Plume
dancing set gave The second AFFAIR
OF the season Monday evening az fhe
Ptthian auditorium kcuuons orches-
tra was present and furnished the
dance program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14
F.r.t me.tlna Of ,h. Y.ar.

fhe Island bridge Club az her home
1n North Front street this afternoon.
ftn hour. fo he from fo b. This Vrl
be- the FIRST meeting ~ Tire season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14
Ren-ar.r for PLAY

The first rehearsal for the play.
The Little Minister" 70 be given uu
der the auspices OF -. Paul's church
on the South side. will be held THU s.
day night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14
W. c. 7. U. MeetIrn.

The Island ". G. r. 4. held an ex-
ecuuye meeting Monday evening a.
the home Of Mrs A r. Maury. 81
Nor;h Huron street Plans for the
coming year we're discussed and Other
matters taken up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14

Ile Urgrr-ue Dancing Sc will OF.
terrain aI. . dance this evening IT,
Arion hall Music viii be- furnished
by SfeiAm f.u orchestra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14

sae-And don't 30 in Tor Sport -
ans kind4
%, yaa-. don't ser know IN
nav passlonaieiy fond % donE
i-fery Dodys weekly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14
Watches of Quality

We feature only watches o. known
merit. plain or ornamental IN case. blf
with movements hat are the nuest ana
most dependable In existence
The Howard Watch L. reprcscntat.,e
% our line. which includes the highest
grade Swiss watches. With split second ami
repeater.
Ladies' watches Ia On" neV brac~ef
and small iOckst styles. the Hest Twelve
Size high grade gold watch tor a maE yer,
special for $500
Also. American gold n'lel vatches tor
ladies or gentlemen. $500 To St2.O0
Better have your Watch Repairing done
before the Holiday rush
THE SILVER SHOP
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14
"A stubborn Motor Car

al arrangements have been com
pleted for the play. a stubborn
Motor Car. TO De- given by the mem
beers OF The Kahn club - South
Wheeling this evening and Wednes
day The plas viii be- given n the
school hall of - Alarys church. and
seats have been prepared 10 accom-
modatc large number a. spectators
Th. following is the cast of charac-
ters
Jim Page. q rIstler il T.. RAY. sir
Waring. an eastern capitalist. A. j.
iIarth sir John Suidiu. an English.
mau. James Gilmartin. otto. a chauf
fcur. Germany comedy. Byron Leech
Red Lesry. O. desperate. Chas. Nett.
gar Hank Dillon. the sheriff. r. L.
Burke. sam 10. Mougollan. Louis
\ Coleman Ruth Waring. an eastern
girl. Mary Wees. Polly Forbes. Jm's
protege catherine Burns Mrs Mcr.
rim. Warning sister Mary Daughrrfy-
Apatow. an Indian maid. Amy Ray
Time. present. locality. Estes PARK.
Colorado
Literary Club.
10. following program viii be- rem
dsred dt the meeting of th. island
Literary club. Co d. held ut The home
OF Mrs Cecil a Robinson. No. 2O1
South Penn stree
All Hase.f seem. sft ono ta.t r.a1u-
mert of hls GENIUS NORTH
letter tnr Great. fEse-f l.5.
co., ."Udlu.I. court LiIr
tpI frnIs..- af BIO roe .i-u,e I- fJr-
r'Eu hri-
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Mems High Top Shoes. st.es. s2.as
$3.50. S. meFAppEN.s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-14

Mems Warm Arctic oversroes. Gee
$50. sts8 McFeDDENs.
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Madam.
Keepup with the
TIMES

cara your hair bv
Electricity. Marcel wav-
ing and curling WITH the
Elcctrocurl Is an lmmacu-
lately clean method that
almost maglcaliy creates
tho most enduring and
attractive waves and
curis Costs only one
hffh of q cent an hour 10
operate Heats coutinu
ously absolutely mn
waiting
No Soo' no gum no
fumes
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-11-10
Endorses the Sentiment.

A writer in the WatertOwn Leader hits
the nail on the head in an article disap-
proving of compulsory medical examina-
tiOn of school children, when he says:
MANY a child upon examination re-
ce,ves suggestion which it harbors in
mind, brOods over it and often worries
itself into sickness. In this way many
children under compulsory examina-
tion, would be deprived of their energy
and bouyancy, and their progress is re-
tarded, for there is no doubt that fear re-
tards both physical and mental activity.
"The mind of the child should con-
stantly have before it the ideals of puri-
ty, health and happiness. and not be de-
pressed by pictures and suggestions OF
diseases and thereby constantly be re-
minded of danger. 1t is sad enough
when it becomes necessary for child to
be examined in regard to its health,
and then it should be done in the sane
tuary Of its home, in the presence of its
parents. Juneau Independent.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-11-10
NUMBER IL
NIGHT SCHOOL OPENS MONDAY.
Books are Furnished on the De-
pOSit OF l.5O Which VIII
Be Returned.

The free public night school will open
Monday evening, November l3. The fol-
lowing courses will be offered:
English reading, English grammar,
Beginning English for German speaking
people. Bookkeeping, Penmanship, Bnsi-
ness letter writing, Commercial arith-
metic, Rapid calculation, Spelling,
Shorthand, Touch typewriting. Two
classes in shorthand and in bookkeeping
will undoubtedly be formed: one to ac-
commodate those who have had come
commercial work, and the other for
those who wish to begin commercial
work. ae
Tuition is free and books are furnished
on the deposit Of $1.50 which amount
will be returned at the close OF the term.
The board appropriates considerable
money to maintain an evening school.
and since 1t costs the student nothing. it
affords him an excellent opportunity to
acquire an education
Students should enroll Monday even
ing, November 13, and make up their
minds to remain until the term closes.
The sessions will be held in the high
school building, commencing at 7:3O
O'clock. ~
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-11-10
Into the Shadows.

Another af our pioneer settlers has
laid down the burden of mortal life to
experience the joys Of the spiritual life.
Friday night, Mrs. Nary Mcfarland
passed away at the family home west Of
the city after lingering illness Of two
years, beloved by all who knew her. She
was woman of whom too much could
not be said in praise, for che was of a
kindly nature and did all the good she
could In an unostentatious manner. Her
husband, Peter Mcfarland, preceded her
to the other side many years ago. and
now they are united in the home Of the
blessed. Six children survive. Mrs. Will
liam COOgan OF the town of Milford. and
Miss Annie, Thomas, Joseph, Paul and
Ray Mcfarland at home. Two sisters.
Elizabeth and Anna Mallaney Of Water
town. and one brother, John Mallaney of
Sioux Falls, s. D., also survive, who have
the sympathy Of their friends in their
bereavement.
The funeral took place Monday MORN
ing at 10 o'clodk at St. Bernard's Catho-
lie church, the pastor, Rev. Thomas
Hennessey, celebrating the mass for the
departed, speaking words and hope for
those who loved her. ga %If