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Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-07-01
OLD SOLDIER TORTURED

"For years | suffered unspeake bic
torture from indigestion, cons,ips.-
ton and liver trouble," wrote A, K
Smith, war veteran at Erie, Pa,
shut DR.. King's New Life Pills fixed
me all right. They're simply great"
Try them for eny stomach. liver =
kidney trouble. Only 25o. at all
druggists.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-07-01

Rev. G II. Carrier has returned
home after atteDd ding the sessions of
the Worlds Baptist Alliance, which
met in Philadelphia, Pa. He says
be enjoyed the meeting, profted by
what be saw and beard. and saw DO
evldences of cae'e-tbe beet part of
all.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-07-01
DEATH IN ROARING FIRE.

may not resuls from The work of fire
bugs, but often severe burns are
caused that make quick need for
BuckIen's Armies SalVe, the quickest,
sorest cure for burns, wounds, bruis
ee, boils, cores II subdues iuham
ma''ou l. kills pain. Il soolnos
and heals. Dives off ekin ernptions.
ulcers or piles. Only 25c as ell
druggisss.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-07-01

For cleaning, dying and pressing
clothes, Mr.. G. E. Cordncr has one
Of the b, st ou:ti' s ana does the finest
guaranteed work ci any one in the
state. Pace IF business, Winchest.
er: Ave, p. O sos Both Phones.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-07-01

Meosrs Snlr!ey Jonnsou and Ed
gar Brunswick, two we'll knowu and
prosperous 1oung tusinese men Of
Hsrper's Ferry, circulated among
frieod DIS in our CITY The ;her day.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-07-01

The M4r'ine6urg Wonders beat
the Hegers,own nine on Thuredey
afternoon a. Athletic Park by ecore
IF ID to 0 l. is enid our boys played
fine ball. and ;hss the visitors were
clear y outcioesed.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-07-01

Mics Mamie J iI,rson. tsacher at
Berkeley SPRING. and young
woman of much euergy, was here CD
business Friday
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-07-01

The best place TO get your watch
clock or jewclry repaired in this
town is at Mr.. j. w. Bratt's. His
prices are very reasonable, and his
workmanship the best.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-07-01

Wsn'ed-Honset Virginia girls
(colored). for good homea. Address
Mrs. G. Murphy, IT'S Union Ave.
Altoona, Pa.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-07-01

M'ss Mory Veney. of Baltimore,
ls spenuing some tine with Der
mother, Mrs Charles Moten, y. tbe
lat;eI's bone 90 !Vest Martin Street
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-07-01

The above cut is 40 exact rcpy =
seDtatlOn of the fAmous SeIz Royal
Blue Shoe, for sale at only one place
in Martnsburg the John W, Dean
Company, corner Martin and On e.
strsets. These shoes hsve cork
ippersoe an will K ep your feet dry
and every shoe is sold with guar
antee.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-07-01

Entered in Pest Office at Martinsburg
W. Va. as Second C'@ss Natter
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-05-26
flAMP I)EN. !.
From the Guardiau..


We understand TIT Miss Pulford has
been offered the position Of teacher
at her home at Wifcoff Mimi. and has
resigned her position with The school
here. III s,s
a; Or. Blair was taken to the hispital
at Grand Forks Thursday suffering
from q collapse Of the nervous system
Late reports say he Is getting long
nicely and We hope tol see him among
us again in "a short time.
p. =. Routere, the house mover
~ here with 4 gang Of men tto move
the Winter 81 Ames elevator. 6 The
weather has been such, ttht he could
do nothing with &c large u bull ding,
but ne has been Kept busy moving
and raising other buildings Sd ne is
not COMPLAINING.
The social event az the season took
place on Gonday eve, when Miss
Matte Pn1forn and Miss Edna Mer-
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EDM()Rt
From The Herald-Newn

DR.. A. J. MCDANIEL, formerly of this
place, but now of Minot was elected
vice-president of the State Medical as
ISOLATION which held it's annual meet
ing at Fargo last week.
E. M. Crary left last Monday for
Grand Forks where he consulted the
specialist, DR.. Ekern concerning his
eyes which have been troubling him
for some time. He returned home Wed.
nesday. Pa: =.
Miss Helen Olson of Hampden was
a business visitor in town Monday and
Tuesday. -.
Judge Cowan was a north-bound pas
senger on Tuesdays train enroute to
his large farm near Derrick.
O. w. Ohnstad spent Sunday night
in town, having driven across from Ed
inburg. He took the train here Mon.
day morning for Devils Lake.
Paul Sanford, foreman of the Nun.
ich Herald, inspected the local printing
Office during train time Saturday.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
Ole Sorbo died last Monday.
The Woman's Club of Edmore met
Monday May Is, at the home of Miss
Hodgins, nineteen members being pres.
ent and two visitors.
During the business meeting the fol.
lowing officers were elected for the
coming year: President, Mrs. A. E.
Toomey; vice-president, Mrs. C. A
sagen; secretary, Mrs. E. J. Oakley;
treasurer, Miss Camilla sagen; libr
arian, Mrs. E. M. Crazy; reporter, Mrs
R. A. Ogliyie. There was an interest
ing program on the Philippines. ~
Roll call-Current events. ="
May study-Mrs. Van Osdel. r. n.
| Paper-The islands, people and re
sources Mrs. Griffin. ,.:... FIX =, ~.
T Paper-The uplift Of the Philippine!
Mrs. Oakley. ~. @'H = T.. W.
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CHURCHES FERRY
From The Sun

Mrs Judson Taylor arrived Tuesday
Irom Oberon to care for her daughter,
Miss Lulie, who is quite ill.,
Miss May West is up from Devils
Lake this week to take the eigth
gTade final examinations.
Mrs. Ben Hanson of Devils Lake
visited her mother, Mrs. S. J. West,
between trains Sunday.
Mrs. Norman Nelson is on the sick
Hist this week-an attack of gippe,
Mrs. J. w. Cavers and Miss Riley
ATTENDED Catholic services at Penn
SUNDAY.
Miss Nesdahl went to Grand Forks
MTiday to be present at the state de-
>sshmatory contest.
Misses Walker and Lane of Maza
were trading in town between trains
HAST Saturday.
Emmett Everson came down from
N8fnot Saturday afternoon on business,
returning on No. 1.
Oscar Danielson, telegraph operator
returned Monday from one day visit
with friends at Towner.
Miss Mary McKone of Minot was in
che city last week on visit to Miss
421ley and Mrs. Mccormick
Mrs. John Anderson went to Hans
'Eurp las week Friday on visit to her
~daughter, Mrs. Fred Olson.
Mrs John Mclean and daughter
Mabel returned to their home at Dew
Hls-Lake Sunday after a few days visit
szaktt the home of Mrs. McLean's parents,
NzT and Mrs James Mccormick.
Miss Lulie Taylor, primary teacher
In our school, is under the doctors
care this week. She is suffering from
an attack of pleurisy.
Mr.. f. ]. Hamilton who has spent
the winter here with his daughters
the Misses Hamilton, returned Mon
day to his home at Shakopee, Mimi
- Mrs Sutton Thompson of Grand
Forks was guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs j. C: Nichols between trains
.TTnesday Mrs. Thompson was enroute
ESome from visit to Minot
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-05-26

riam entertained the ypung folks of1
Hompden and vicinity, at Morton's
hall, Ia honor 81 MISS Wayne Eagle.
son, Of Milton, and Miss Mabel Mckay.
of Upton sask. The evening was
pleasantly spent at progressive whist,
the highest honors being awarded ito
Mrs. Brandt 4 and the BOBBY prize Ito;
Miss Inez Wilson. After partaking Of
. dainty lunch, prepared by the ladies',
the remainder of the evening was spent.
IN dancing. Everyone present reported
q most enjoyable time. n. 5 .sis.
Mrs. H. L. Mackey visited friends
at Edmore Friday. II y 7 E5.5s}s s5s y
Miss Mckay, of Munich, is the guest
at the home of A. B. Brandt.
X. "A. Knutson, of F'aribault, MINI.
spent Sunday with his son NJ. "a. Knut-
SON.. a. i. X, r. ~ n Ii, ts>Sss$ {
Friends of Oscar Void will. be glad
to hear TIT he is making good with
Brandon. ~ ,A,s;s5:2Ss
Magnus Peterson returned from
Stanley Thursday where he had been
called by the illness Of his brother
e. F., Routere found the weather
man too much for him Tuesday and
went to Devils Lake for a visit with
his family for few days. s45&.5E#s i,
X. Stensrud, supt. of the Hanna
line of banks, was here the fore part
Of the week getting acquainted and
looking over business prospects,
Harry and Martin Howes left for
Montana Saturday morning to look
after their claims. They expect to
erect shacks on them before return.
ing. - =. - - 5.a.-.s. ,,Ss.s5Si F..
John Carol has moved the old
post Office building to the rear of, the
hotel and will fit it up with a dwelling
for the family and help. This will
give him little extra room as well
tend to reduce his insurance %.:~%'@' "
S. l.. Wilson came down from Rock
Lake Thursday to look after business
interests.
Senator F.-.B. Baker came up from
Devils Lake Wednesday to look after
farming interests here.
John Wade is having his harness
shop raised and expects to have a
foundation put under it. ,,-'
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Penn
From The Bustler

e Frank Thompson came down from
che north to see that famous ball
game Sunday. 49,. ~.
Hans J. Moe of Salvation homestead
was among those who witnessed the
Ball game here Sunday. s.> -.
Mrs. Schultz, who. spent several
sEays here at the Dingman home re;
st4zurned to Leeds Friday Of last week.
Z+zs Miss Lille Hagen teacher in the
sgaster school, north of. town, spent
So sunday with relatives at Devils Lake.
Il IS ..AEessrs. III. l.. Schultz. and ]. M.
I Morgan were in Norway township
saturday morning on a business mis-
zion ..3S zs .:s5 BE r.. q #@;
B Albert Gessner, the assessor, is on
the job these days and the only:
f4obstacle he encounters is the very bad
,szsondi lions OF the highways. :&.@ +;
S3 lagr: and Mrs. HI e, Schultz returned
aaay morning from Devils Lake by
aznto The roads were In a ideplorable
gsinn but the Ford made It just
3siEe s5ssS !% 4. 5s3
mr.. saaaH Hrs. Il s. Thoreson. who re-
.ssssssiide son y farm several miles south Of
Gown, are reported to- be the happy
Harants of 4 ten pound boy, which ar
Es recently.
s @35.s Isl T Toll efson spent the fore part Of
/ She week here visiting with his sister
art off the state where he will spend
. n. Afadsen. Tollefson
d leave soon for the southern
1 the sn1alne
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-05-26
DoiIlgs at Nearby Places
FROM THE PEN OF OTHERS ~:
(;RAR'Y|||'. !
From the Public Opinion

--lN4 y ,a2t
IA DR.. Cuthbert Of Devils Lake was
visiting friends in Crazy this week. #.
Mrs. Ellingson of sarles, NJ D. was
a guest of Mrs. D. W. Hunter a few
days this week. ~. ~. Y {
Miss Mary KalinowsN was visiting
friends in Lakota Thursday of last
week. -
f. Oscar LUX hailed from Aberdeen,
s. Oak. last Thursday, returning Mon
day. ..' r.. y,
Mrs. M. A. Miller Is visiting her
sister Mrs. A. w. Crazy at Minot this
week. ~.
Mrs. Herman Kalinowski and daugh-
ter Madeline from Balfour, N. D. are
visiting relatives and friends in this
locality.
F. e. Wright and Leslie Dean went
to Warwick Tuesday. Gene will be
the engineer on farm tractor, while
Leslie will solicit hail insurance.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Southam returned
to Crazy from the coast Wednesday
and will visit with their children dur
ing the summer at Crary, Doyon and
Edmore.
Chas. Anderson of Devils Lake came
up from Warwick Monday on a bust
ness mission.
| Miss Anna Prang from Devils Lake
was visiting at the Kalinowski home
last week.
Mrs. Frank Rutten after an extended
visit at Cologne, Mimi, returned to
Crary Tuesday this week.
Mrs. Kalhagen and Mrs. Nelson liv.
ing 30 miles north of Crazy were in
town Monday this week shopping.
Miss Levi Smith closes her years
school work at Sykeston this week
and will be home early next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Chamberlin of
,Doyon were guests at the Stevens home
last Sunday between trains.
Mrs. Rutten of Cologne, MINI. pea
salty surprised her son L. M. Rutten
and her sister Mrs. Sister L. Rubbelke
by arriving for a visit last Tuesday.
FRANC Lewis, the jeweler and watch.
maker, returned Wednesday noon from
an over Sunday visit in Minneapolis.
We are all glad to see Frank with us
again.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-05-26
.lAWlONI'.| ..
From The Republican

$s Mrs. J. A. Mercer went to Ray N. D.
dast Saturday to visit her sister for
"a few weeks. &sg ,.> N i
y. John Wandrasek has accepted a
apnsition on the building stan of J..
81 Anthony's new store. -. :r-: Il /
g. IA little girl arrived at the home Of
Har. and Mrs. Ole Sorbo, on Thursday
znornlng, May II. ~ s.
= DR.. Gilbert Lee Of Minneapolis ar
rived in town Saturday to visit his
SISTER, Mrs. Fred Woodbridge, for a few
days. ,s.
Owen Colebank was in town Tues
aday, transacting business. He has all
aids grain sown except fax. He reports
esEops in his neighborhood looking fine.
Knute Gronna, brother or Senator
u7ronna, was in town Tuesday shaking
saands with old friends and transacting
BUSINESS.
Jas. Gorecke, manager of the Bur-
gess elevator, who met with gun
accident two weeks ago, is progress
Gng nicely and was out yesterday for
u drive. - 49,.
Monday afternoon A. G. Dvorak NOV
ed his oil house from the J. S.
Anthony lot to his own on Main street.
Warren Boyer has the contract and
was assisted by A. Dvorak, Frank
Nyman, Frank Zelenka and George
Wavrunek who did the overseeing.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-05-26
STARK WEATHER
From The Times

Mr.. T. J. Dougherty of this place
has agreed to edit the Times for the
next two or three weeks and if he does
not "back out" there will undoubtedly
be some "hot stuff" coming.
Miss Minnie Johnson, daughter of
Mrs. julius johnson of Webster and
niece of Christ and Hans Lee, died of
commissions at Grafton this week. The
funeralwas to be held today at Devils
Lake. = ...,
George Meiklejohn left last Tues
day morning for Hines, Minnesota on
business visit. Mr.. Meiklejuhn has
recovered his usual health after hard
seige of the mumps.
The basket social and entertainment
given by the ladies' aid Of the M. =.
church at the hall last Wednesday
night was huge success both socially
and financially. The neat sum OF
$74.00 was realized from the sale of
the baskets. I"
Mrs. L. A. Fourier and children
returned last Saturday evening from
Minnesota where they visited for a
week with Mrs. Fournier's mother. j
Jack McCune and wife drove over
from Cando last Saturday and visited
until Sunday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. O. E. Garfield. TX
Peter Traynor of the experiment
farm reports that the week of rain
from Tuesday evening of last week to
Tuesday afternoon of this week netted
2.15 inches of water: With the heavy
wet snow of April, the ground is thor
oughIy soaked to the very depths. y \
Hon. P. D Norton, secretary Of the
state of North Dakota, was here last
Saturday looking after real estate In
terests east of town..Mr. Norton has
many friends in Ramsey county, who
are always glad to see him. .} ;S.
Hery jacobson, salesman for Mich.
OILS, Dean C GREGG of ST. Paul drove
out to the farm home of his uncle,
Ole Amundson, last Sunday by auto.
mobile and visited until Tuesday morn.
ing. Mr. Jacobson travels his territory
by automobile, using Pope Hartford
| The rains OF this week made travelling
SO difficult that he left his machine
here and took the train for it. 4 i 5s52sSs
| Rev. Pitman left yesterday for his
old home in Newfoundlan where he
will visit with his father and mother
for a couple Of months and will at
4 tend the wedding OF his sister which ii
ito take place during the summer: Il
has been eight years since he left Tho
old home and he Is planning to make
I this visit a surprise. Rev. Gross So1
Bethel church will 4 pro badly fill thu
/ pulpit on Sunday evenings while Rev
Pitman IS absent. WI g
Cashier Graham Of the State banl
Of this place has resigned and he AMI
family left ION friday morning foi
3rainard, his former home where I'd,
sEhas accepted 4 position inS bank. MI
II ON Iofgren OF Brandon Minnesota
was here Al few days last week look
a 4 Ing over the sitnatio lon wit I'd view III
ccepting The cash ership and lett oi
4 saturda morning not having fuIIy8 de
cided whether ne Will come back d
moi. ID the meantime Assistant Cash
4 Ter Al p HTeehorn zis the t.'wlhoit
eaeese |" AT the Inst Ss s.35s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-05-26

Mrs. q. Rebe llard, Of akota, arrived
ILL., town w dnesdayy and 4 are visiting
with the Adlers and other friends MI
21ss Andre Ted Imam accompa led BY!
Erick Nurmi ], eparted for Duluth Mon
day morning Mr.: He'd oman IL In poor
health and he is making the trip with
the purpose of con lifting some special
list in Duluth. Ia
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-05-26
..5VisITEpE

Is Louise Norman formerly with
lie western Union here but now locar
t ted atl winston visited ith Mrs: "a.
M. Lewis this wee lsaIs q Al.
vas vas 81 81, her return 10 iIliston from q
months visit with friends at MtlWali-5s!
,kee. Chicago and Minnea polls. IN
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ME-, gf. III n NJ, 5 ! 4
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From The News

4 s. M Butler made q trip ~ E1idmoreS
on the nth and 4 18th. Some one said
he had gone to Canada, but Jud ging
from the lack OF reciprocity on his re-
turn, we do not believe It.
i Mrs. ]. T. Austin, Of Williston, and
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-27

from the position of assistant to that
of primary head assistant in Camden
Street; Mabel f. Smith, from the
position of assistant in Livingston
Street to that Of primary head assist
ant in Eighteenth Avenue; Nellie Nc
Laughlin, from Madison Street to Haw-
K 5 Street, from October 8, 1911; Lot
tie A. Weishaupt, from the position
of assistant to that of primary head
assistant In Hawkins Street, from No
vember /, 1911; Louise c.. Overgne,
primary head assistant, from Eigh-
teenth Avenue to Livingston Street;
Mildred NJ. Conner, primary heal as
s~istant, from Hawkins Street to Miller
Street, from November l, 1911; Jean
nette j. Mundy, from the position of
assistant to that of first assistant in
Miller Street; Dorothea Elterich, prt-
mary head assistant, from Abingdon
Avenue to Montgomery Street; Edith
f. Hyde, from the position of assistant
to that of kindergarten assistant i'm
Montgomery Street; e. May Hill, from
the position of assistant to that of
primary head assistant in Newton
Street; Madell Hill. from Summer
Place to Ridge Street; Louise Doering,
from South Street to Seventh Avenue,
from October 6. 1911; C. Grace Jerola-
mon, from Thirteenth Avenue to Sum
mer Place; Ethel Fritta, from the
position of assistant to hat of pri-
mary head assistant in Warren Street.;
Mrs. Fannie E. Bixby, from Seventh
Avenue to the special class for de-
f~eotives at Lafayette Street, from oc-
tober 9, 1911, at salary of 800 in adj
dition to scheduled salary for assist
ants; Anna Scarlet, from Bruce street
to open-air class at Montgomery Street,
from November /, 1911.
The salary of Julia A. Dewitt, as
sistant in the sewing department, was
Increased to $3.50 per annum, from DC
tober /, 1911.
The salary of Meta l.. Anderson,
head teacher of classes for detectives,
was advanced to st,400 per annum, from
October l, 1911.
Marion Rogers, a nonresident pupil
of the Normal School, was appointed
to act as an assistant in the science
department, dating from September 1,
1911, her services to be rendered in lieu
of payment of the usual tuition fee.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-27
EDUCATION BOARD
MAKES CHANGES
AMONG TEACHERS
Transfers, Temporary Appoint
ments and Salary Increases
Announced at Meeting.

Committee recommendations calling
for temporary appointments. transfers
and salary increases in the city's teach
ing force were adopted by the Board
of Education last night. The action
involves the following;
Temporary appointments-All from
October |, 1871, except as noted: Re
gina G. McGrath, as stenographer in
the Barringer High School, at salary
OF $500 per annum Hazel T. Estelle, in
Chestnut Streets Marjorie NJ. Bah
bage, in Chestnut Street: Leona *.
MARCEL, in Fifteenth Avenue; Maud S.
Van Houten, in Fifteenth Avenue;
Blanche E.. Hull, in Hamburg Place,
from October IL, 1911; Blanche NJ. Ten
nyson, in Lafayette Street; Ruth M.
Denver, in Lafayette Street; Bertha A,
Schenfelder. In Lincoln; Theresa j.
Hines, l.. Madison. at salary of second
year permanent grade ($7S0), from Oc-
tober 3, 1911; Alice r. Lynn, in Mont
gomery.
Transfers call from october /, 1911,
except as acknowledgement O'Brien,
fro. Lafayette Street to Abingdon
Avenue; Elizabeth o. Wood, from the
position of assistant to that of first
assistant in Bergen Street; Mrs. Ray
S. Abeles. from Fifteenth Avenue to
Bergen Street; Ada G.. Dolan, from the
position of assistant to hat of primary
head assistant in Camden Street, from
November 1, 1911; Harriet E. Hay,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-27
M. G. v. CONCERT PROGRAM.

An excellent program will be offered
at the M. G. V. Concordia's fall con-
cert November 20. Besides a series
of choruses several ~soloists of merit
win be heard, including Mrs. Char
lotte Baird, soprano; Henry CHASER,
tenor; Miss Fannie Kaltenborn, vio-
linist and Miss Elsa A. Schneider, pi-
anist. A. Kiesewetter will be the ac-
eompanist, and Professor Magers's or
chestra will play. On November II
the Concordia will take part in the M.
G. V, Liberty's festival In Wevers's
Colosseum.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-27
Juvenile OvercOats

Chinchilla o~vercoats, made from the genuine
Worumbo chinchilla; sizes from ~ to 8, in brown,
gray and blue, SIP &$13.5O. Other children's
coats, SAYS to $50.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-27
BITTEN BY SPIDER.

The Pasteur department of the City
Hospital vas called upon today to adj
minister treatment to Michael McDon-
aid, 2S years old, of 1S9 North Seventh
street, for a spider bite. The man de-
clared that when he awoke today his
hand was swollen and he suffered Sc
we're pain, but he was unable to account
for the condition. Mcdonald is en-
ployed in the garage of Frank M. Nc
Dermit.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-27
JEROME SAYS DRUGS WILL
ROOT OUT DESIRE TO KILL,

William Travers Jerome, former dis
trict attorney of New York, declared
in an interview in Chicago that the
day is not far distant when scientists
will discover how to cure people of a
desire to commit suicide or do murder.
just by giving them medicine.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-27

a report at last nights meeting in its
headquarters in Springfield avenue.
John Dieckmann, 10y Richard Schu-
macher, Peter Strunk, August Tape.
Gustave Ahrent and@ Herman Rode
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-27
yEREIN GOING TO pLATTSBURG.

An excursion to Lake Champlain Is
on the cards of the Plattdeutscher
Verein of Newark for July 6 next, n
the committee of arrangements made
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-27
HEARS pAssAIC RIVER ARGUMENTS.

PASSAIC, oct. 27.-Oficials repre-
s%enting this city and Garfield appeared
before the riparian commissioners in
Jersey City upon Garfield's application
to prevent PASSAGES narrowing the
Passaic river. slank. After hearing both
sides the commission decided to con-
suit with Governor Wilson.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-27

were appointed a committee to make
the arrangements for the Christmas
festival. It win take place December
2S in Dassing's Central Hall. On the
eve Of Washington's birthday the an
nual masked dance will be held.