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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-06
CAPTURE WOLVES.

Farmer Residing on Cedar Creek
Brings PeIts to the County
Auditor.
While blowing in his field few days
ago, S. Y. Grady of Cedar Creek in
Highland township, captured four
young wolves apparently about three
months old, and of the gray variety.
Two of these were given neighbor
who assisted in the capture and the
remaining two were killed by Mr..
Grady and their pelts brought yester-
day afternoon to the auditors Office
where bounty Of $3.50 for each hide
was given him.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-06

Coughs or colds contracted nov
may become serious In short time
Disease finds q ready hold In weak
ened system. Time permits develop
ment: neglect is dangerous.
! It is to your advantage If suffering
with any catarrhal or chronic disease
of the head, chest, nose or throat, to
consult one experienced in treating
such diseases.
DR.. Bonham has been treating peo-
pie of Ottumwa for eighteen years and
is thoroughly equipped for the proper
treatment of chronic disea ses.
| Do you realize how disagreeable
you may be to others on account Of
catarrh, foul breath. constant hook
Ink and splitting
II you have any Of the following
symptoms. you have catarrh:
catarrh Of Head and Throat.
The most prevalent form of catarrh
results from neglected colds:
Is you breath foul?
Is the voice husky?
Do you exrectorate often?
Is your nose stopped up?
Does your nose discharge?
Do you have a dropping of the dis
charges into your throat?
Do you hawk and gag to clear your
throat?
Is your hearing directive?
Do you suffer from a discharge from
your ear!
DO you have nois 70 or roarings in
the ear?
Lung or Bronchial Troubles.
This is simply an extension Of ca
tarrh of nose and throat:
Is your voice husky?
Does your throat pain you?
Are there pains in the lungs?
Do you have a cough each winter?
Do you raise yellow mucous?
Are you tired all the time?
Do you have fever afternoons?
Do you have night sweats?
Do not neglect suc:i symptoms, they /
ire dangerous.
Chronic diseases. Special treatment
or catarrh of the stomach, bowels,
'upture, rheumatism, diseases Of wom-
n and other chronic troubles.
DR.. J. c. BCNHAM,
:Iks Bldg. ottunwa, Iowa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-06
JUST one MORE
DRUNK FOR DAvY
LITTLE COAL MINER FROM MYS-
TIC TAKES ANOTHER SPREE,
THEN TO KNOXVILLE.

"Just one more drunk for me and
then I'll go to Knoxville" declared
Davy Jones, the diminutive coal
miner hailing from Mystic. Davy, a
native of England, has fallen VIC
tim to fire water and has been q reg.
ular visitor in police court every pay
day for the past six months: Yester.
day he went to County Clerk George
be committed to Knoxville, as he
couldn't let whisky alone. Davy got his
papers and was to 60 last evening, but
the thought of not another drink the
rest of lis life was more than he
could endure. So Davy declared he
would get on just one more of those
down and out DRINKS, just soak him
self full Of that happy beverage once
more He wasn't afraid of the result.
He knew the police would. get him
when the time came. So Davy, Jones
proceeded to stow away large supply
in his locker. A few hours after, he
was hauled to the police station. This
the supply Is not exhausted
and Davy is still on the "just one
more" Tonight he will be taken to
the inebriate hospital, regardless Of his
spree. He has been sleeping peace
fully in the jail today, calm and re-
signed to his fate.
Walter Smith was the only drunk
to face Judge Hendershott in police
court this morning. He pleaded guilty
and paid $1.40 on q IS fine. Jack
was up for vagrancy and his
trial will be held this afternoon, hav-
ing pleaded not guilty.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-06

FoIey's Kidney Remedy Acted Quickly
M. N George, Irondale, Ala, was
bothered with kidney trouble for many
years. II was persuaded to try Foley
kidney Remedy. and before taking It.
three days could feel its beneficial eff
fects. The pain left my back. my kid
ney action cleared up. and am so
much better. do not hesitate to recon-
mend Foley Kidney Remedy. "-Clark's
Drug Store; Owl Drug Store.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-06
GO TO GALESBUR0.

OttumWans Attend Conductor Luke
Williams Funeral This
Afternoon.
Night Yardmaster John Wilson with
Switchmen P. ]. Collier, A. J. Smith
and Harry Hodge, and Yard Checker
Clarence Barber left for Galesburg to
attend the funeral Of Conductor Luke
Williams who was killed in the Portal
yards Tuesday afternoon. The fun
eral takes place from the Williams
residence in Galesburg at o'clock
this afternoon and the remains will
be taken tomorrow morning by way OF
Bushnell to Blandingsville for inter
ment.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-06

school, Iowa City, who has been here
visiting at the home of her uncle F. G.
Rock, has returned
Bernard Spratt of Green township
was up Saturday for a visit with his
brother Edward Of F'letcher's Drug
store.
Peter Gunzenhouser who visited last
week with his son Charles in Iowa
township returned Saturday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-06
Miss Shields Pennington Teacher.

Des Moines, May 4.-Miss Amy
Shields, Highland Park senior, has
been elected teacher OF history and
English at the Pennington, Ia high
school for next year.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-06

Lifelong Bondage
to dyspepsia, liver complaints and kid
ney troubles is needless. Electric Bit
ters Is the guaranteed remedy. Soc
F. B. Clark.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-06
BIRTHS

BORN-Thursday. April ~, 1911, to
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Binks in Des
Moines, son. Mr. and Mrs. Binks
formerly resided in Ottumwa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-06

Most Wonderful Healing.
After suffering many years with a
sore, Amos King, Port Byron, N. Y,
was cured by Bucklen's Arnica Sarye
csc. F. B. Clark
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-06
The yellow Peril.

Jaundice-malaria- biliousness. van.
ishes when DR.. Kings New Life Pills
are taken. Guaranteed, Csc. F. B.
Clark.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-06

A patient consults US about an OBJ.
scure trouble. He is over so years Of
age, seems we'll nourished, but high
tension pulse and over full capillaries.
Complains of poor appetite. tendency
to headache, sleeplessness, nervous
ness and tired feeling. Has always been
a hearty eater, though Of somewhat
sluggish habit. Takes little exercise.
Fond of meat and likes his cup Of cof-
fee. Constipated, breath foul and
tongue coated. Examination Of urine
shows trace Of albumen, maybe more
than trace Lots OF cases like that
often diagnosed as "Bright's disease
Don't be too sure that this is the trou-
BILE. He is on the road, sure, but not
necessarily past cure. All that Is nee
essary is to treat that man right and
the sense to make him do as he is bid.
We have cured number Of Just
such cases in this city and country aft
er they were thoroughly discouraged.
We are chronic disease specialists. Our
examinations are complete and when
we tell you what we can do you can de-
pend upon the result.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-14

Ter Barrier sl6seorbnete @erpais
peroffeutlitt I'M .@latin" cine bes
merfenspertbe Stubie iiber Den Gns
tbeit Der Srauen an Der 9eiammten
gplfsarbeit in Sranfreih. Sanaf
erenb Die lcBte 8erufs5dblnng, bic
a~derSinas bereits IA Sabre alt lit,
has 100000 Srauen eriperbstbdtis
IinS. Sizes bebeutet ~ b.. $. Der
aausen 8epolferune iiber 10 Sabre
nnb 34,5 b. $. aler erfuerbstbdtigen
Heriomen. Sm Iferhnn> nnb Sorits
berlife maiden Die Srauen "a b. s..
i'm Generic 80 b. s., i'm Sdnhel 36
b. s., in ben freien 8erufen unb Der
Beumteuihoit "a, I'M 5ausoienit so
b. S. aler 3bdtiaen aus. Sn Haris
bilbet bic Srau iosar Die Mebrbeit
aIler grtperbstbdtigen, ndmlih % b.
8. SIN gan5en 2anbe bilben tie elm
8ritteI. Ser Staat bsi6dfti9t 115.s
600 Sralien. barunter bas 9riegsmis
niIterium 5000, alerbings niht als
Solbaten, IonSern meiit als Maibis
ueuIhreiberinuen in ben peridiebens
ten @crnaltunsen. 8erpais forbert
Fir bic Itanen bieiclben @ebdlter.
bieielbe BefDrberrng Bis gum Hanse
,ines ,gommis Yrincipale, pie fir
bic NGnner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-14
Srbnuna bis sunt GnSc Der Shnl5cit
1T Der fatbpliiheu Shulc laiieu. -

- aii1 sic @attiu ocs chemuliaeil
Gicez Srdiinenten S~uirbantS lit ecr
aniiht, pdb bic Nmcrifaner, DiGtuuer
nnb 6ralleu. nett lntsQigcntcr, beiier
unh tigenbhnfter iinb. ais Die Nusz
Lumber. sldt, mir iriiicu's ia, bob bic
amcritnrcr, Dos bciBt bic %maIfeohtcn,
8eisbeit. gbrlid;fcit unb auirihtias
felt aus alien 1orcn idllpiben, unp
paS cieeutfidl cine hineliid,c Nfaler
I'M lie gebant ncrbcu iolte, Damit lie
nnberilhrt bleibe1r uou Den minocrs
lpcrtbigeu @llrppqcrn. Omar lit bier
3ulaubc I'M offentlihcn 9cben Der
9ubel 5rumnf5 @beidleioumgen limb
in itetem .3unebmcu btgriffen uub
Die pplitiite 9aliernfdngcrci Itebt in
6obitcr 9liitbe. bph bus iiun alcis
nigfeitcn, Die feline 8cahtln9 perbiez
men. @euisitens bcntt Srau 6airz
6onfs 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-14
@ei Der %1riiheommnmipn

Der ainber. bic in nGfitcr 3eit ii6crs
ar einsefiibrt iperben ipirb, mub in
8etraht ae3oeeu iperben. bab cs iid)
bier I'M cine tief eingreifcnpc Ncnocz
runs in Der 1oitoral banoelt. Die it'd
nibt bon beute auf morgen in ibrcnl
san5en l1mfdnse ppllsieben ldbt. Ginc
Der sr6eten Shmierigfeiten mirb bic
2anheit nnS @ieihsiiltisfeit iencr
Gltern bieten, bic ibrc &inbcr mig
lthit balb aus Der Efarridumtc AZ
nehmen seneiat iinn. Gltern, melfe
anf hieie Neiie @ortbcil aus Der be-
beutiamen Mnprbnnns hes 81. Va-
tiers 5iehen m6dten, miirben gar icbr
ben ueiien Abiiften nnieres 81. Va-
tiers 3mipiber banbeln. Gltern, bic
anf has Wpbl ibrer ainber beoadt
limb, pcrben bic Anprbnnng bes
81. 8aterS frenoig beariieen unb ibrc
2leinen semGe benz Ratbe unb ben
naberen Seitimmnnsen hires Srn.
Etarrers smr Gpmmunionbanf tiib.
reu, lie aber aud inter Der ncaen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-14

Sic fleineu 5reunbe nno Srcnuz
biuncn brand,cn 5ur Seritclnns ubiger
Siauren meiecs nnbcidriebencS Ea=
pier, Sleiiift, Sineal, Sirfel mnn
et,uas -Sitlcper, nm fir elmer @eilc
rnbis iiten 81 f6nnen. ltub bnmit
bic SaGc snt wirb: Uehulb, 8cbulb
nnb itphmalS Gebnlb. Wfit Wama's
pber Yapa's Silte Werben bann nadD
mnb mad bic idrOncn lultiscn gilbcr
bmrh Cure Nanb critcbcn, Wie Sbr lie
bier pprse5eidnct icbt. Wadt's se=
rabc 10. Nur niht ben Wntb fallen
iaiien, wenu's sucrit nidJt scbt ubsr
bic @ilber niht seraoe 10 id5n wers
ben mie bier. Nnr inner wicbcr
prpbieren. SIS lit fein Meiiter ppm
Simmel sefcllcn! Die Sremne mirn
am Cube, ,uenu bic 3cihnunsen Sud
selunaen limb, mn 10 sr6Fer iein.
slliO tii6tis h'ranf los! -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-14

= I'm trauten familicnkrei(e. |


mllBte ih gebcn unn mcinc Wnnla
helfen. 6nben lie aud, ei1c Wd'fs
iran lonit FAM ih Den Sicnlt nift
tilbn ih bin nehr filrs fofen naB fam
oas anoere Mdtfen tllbn. Ind Insa
gang 3 mai Ibeno nno ieoeu Sonns
tna Niafmiitas ionit frieee itl lpieer
Slcitjilht umh am Mn9cn uno in
Seibe lngtc Der Softor. Sh bin mebr
fir 9utes @iien unb 90 Ibnlcr Sobn.
@cnn ihr mir bnb gebcu iuolt oann
nil i'd Die Stele nniebcn. @s grii'lt
euf frcurblidp Srtebn ...."
Sic NnrienfeIper BADEN auf ons
lhDne Ndtfcn pcr5ihtet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-14
9sdrs.
(9on s. %. 81

Ghon id1niilst Der S6uee,
Shon hebt hns Heb
Sen &opi 81 itillcm SaliHen;
Shon brin9t pom oag
2eis Sna I'M 3og
9es nnben 2euSes 6auld)cn.
Gin Sdncpfenau9
rSnt FROZEN Slug
SdllpeDt INT Die lun9en
girfen;
lin Balm, unh Strnuh
@ebt friifcr Sauf:
Sos iit bes 2en5cs Ilrfen.
Gd,pn tout bonn Hicb-
Gin &paellieh;
Eitr nod, elm flcines @eilhcn:
9nnn eriint Der @nlb;
gtun bliiben bdlo
Sm Sbnl Die eriten @cilhen.
,In. Iiiiionsblatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-14
Ser iirasc Iebiter.

Saniel @ebitcr's Batter bate arose
Sftpicri9feiten, ieinem Sobnc Die
SriitSipien ocs Snrmbaucs beisubrins
gen; lein SproBling. melher ipdtcr
auf alloeren 8ebieten 10 beriibmf muir
De, bercitctc ibm allf b~emieniaen Der
Igritultur uiel ltrgelegenbeiten. Zines
Cages, als 9eioe Iih i'm ielbe befans
ben, fnnb cs Daniel mu,oslidl, ictnc
Sidel rihtia III b%nnobnben. GIN
nal hing bas ihneibiae Suitrnment sl
lpcit bernus. elm anperes MaI bate
es Der Arm bes Sdrmiiinalinas III
peit eineebaft. Der geSnloise Batter,
neldlcr 8eiItanb letter ipolte, pers
Iltdte ieiu Woglihites. bic Sitel in
cine paiicnbe Gage Su brinaen. Gnbe
lid aber iiherfam Webiter. Sr., Scr
Corn, nub er iaste: .Ridbts pabt fir
DID. Saniel, aar nidts, meinetpcsen
bdnee peine Sihel, ipebin bu niaif. "
= .Soun Batter. erfpiberte Der
tiinfti9e Stantsmann. rbeufe ih, ih
bdnse lie an cinen gmm." Sprad's 8,
hing Die Sihel an Den nGditen 9dunl
nnb perlieb bas Selp, tpGbreno icin
@ater ibm nadienf3te: Ser Sunge".
fiir6te id. ~rrirb ME ettpas 9iihtises
lperbcn."
Snoeiien mndte Der altc Serr Ipds
ter. unb nod redht5eitia. nusfinois,
bas Sanicl ,pic elm Sibcr arbeiten
funnte, iuenn linn ndmlih bic Arbeit
Sniaste gum Scnmnhen Bat es
linn freilih icin games 2c6en lang
au 8cifumad scfcblf. oantboiiid,er
8ldubcnSbptc."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-14
tiniere 9ienfbpten.

Siir Die Inifarmneen mrb Inz
fpriid,e eines srobcn Sbeiles Der beus
tiaen Dienftboten lit folgenDer Brief
harafter,Itiih. Den elm dlteres Che
paar in @1arienfelb auf einc Gn5eiec
hin erbielt, in Der es elm 5fpeites
0ienltmdS6en indte. er lautei
iportlid: -.
-aiebe Srau; ga Tie elm properes
y,atfen iuden 70 polte i'd Die steae
pohl annebnen. ad babe inner before
steIen aefpobnt urb bin Elm ibones
Watcheu. 0ermietbe Dir bel
pornebme 9ente iaet meine Nama felt
ibr bab2 3uerft bel S6ulten oa mar
ID Nraulein BEL bic 9inber ems bon
& nnb Gins bon 21a Sahren bann
mar ids aui Die &ii9e nit Gasberc.
Ia lie aber feine Warn,e @aKerbeis>
n batteu ipurSe i1 @lei9iu6t UNI
lrisste giienwein uno 9ur4iau. Da
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-14

Ser stpei San lit i~olsenper: aIs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-14

Sns geiipicl ocs 9oirpner 9lerfs iolte
9tatmbmung iinscn. (Sds ncr alten
Same audi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-14
@eSamfen lit Der 5ahenseit.

@cibaeboren,
@tcuid. mas bit 5u?
Gar nidt notbia lit Sein Sctn.
Eicmanb brandt Sid; Jag MIR
Mnienl
@iit 10 uidtis, bit 10 flcin.
-
Gag, mas bit Oil,
2cib, Oh Sfndhling2
Ser @eripeiuna itunmpertpanbt;
@eiitsz 8obnung, fdllit in Srilinmcr.
3iebt @ott bon Sir Seiuc Sano.
Mas ,pirit lein Su
sn Der Sufnnft2
Stau6 nnb IIhc lit Setu Nam.
galb pcr9eiicn; benn Die Iifc
NtiB 5urild, pobcr iie fant.
Sit Sein &leib nen2
Sraa' es helltel
Gie6 Deg Grades 8iberiheiul
Sobtcnbemb. bes Sobes 9eutc
RuBt On troaen, biilf did elm!
@ptt lei gndpie
Wtit mir, Siinoerl
S~tGnbaebpreu in Der Siinb'
9onnt in Siinoen ploslid iterben;
@ebe 1tritGnr 9einem &inb!
(8ec. Geo. Sellinger.
i'm .8uff. @pffsfrb.")
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-14
Sri bStiid.

Gin sutes @prt finpct cinen suten
Srt, pbcr nnbers alisgepriidt: hotlid)
ieiu fuitet nihts, mn mag lid ais iebr
ipbnenbe @cippbnbcit erlpeiien. Siez
Ter Gage bat ciu iunser 8nnfclcrf in
Bottom Den @ortbeil Der Soflihfeit erz
fabreu. gu Den &unnen 9eborte and
cine dltcre Game. Die tets piel gu
frdgcn bate mn 81 ipiiieu piinihte,
unb Die uidt obne meitcrcs. Die Snfs
lase peritaub. Iaein Der iunae Mann
lieB iih ME Die Miibc perhriebeu nnb
beoientc Die Dame nit Der sroBten
Sereitpiaigfeit unp Soreiamfcit. IlS
ibr 5eitament aeofinet purbe ianb CT.
pab lie ibm $4,000 nern,aht bate.
mie iie ausbridlid ia9te, pciI er lie
INNER 10 bcrsitpilis beSient bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-14
&enn cine Mutter ,pciut.

Hno &inhcstoh ihr rief Die Shrdn I;
Snrm bet idl itill; mir ifeint
aeir-Shmcr5 10 beiIig mn 10 Ifon.
WcnI elmo Nuttcr lreint,
llnn liluoia aiun Die Shrdne ricf:
Wcnb' il mid, ,ab; mir idcint
Getn Sfmer5 10 observation-disclosures tier.
(Glhert Ialoeu.)
*** u-.
Sic tranrisc 8eihihte pum bumrnen
SGnsheu.
&dnshen mil cin Siidler ipcrben. "
Sit 5li ifJiper Der Oohcl;
Observation-Disclosures mil er pereen,
God Dds lit nift nobel;
9dnshfn lpil elm 9ersmdirt iperoeu,
Nag it'd bod, niht biidcn;
5dnshcu ipil Gin Willler perben,
Sph Sic S0de briidcn;
6dnshen mil ein @ebcr iperSen.
Sod bd5 @arn SerreiBt er:
Simmer. fpetn CT fdum beaonnen,
Sagt ibu fort Der Meiiter.
Sdnsden, 5dnsdcn. benfe hran,
&ds aus Dir mod nerpen tanu!
-
Sdnsfcn mill Elm Shloiier fperber,
Sino 81 beiB Die aublen;
Sdnsdcu mill Elm SduIter merben,
Sinh SrI bart Die Spbleu;
5dnsdeu mill Gin Sfneiocr peroen,
Sph Die Nabelu Itcden;
5dilsden mill Elm @laier iperben,
Sod Die Sheiben breden;
Sdushcn mill Snhbiuber iperben,
Hicdt 81 lebr Der 2leiifer;
SIMMER, lpenl CT fuiin bc9onnen,
Saet Inn iort Der Waeiitcr. -l>,,,
Sdnsden, Sdnsden. oenfe bran,
8as aus Dir nod lperoen fannl
6dnsd)cn bat nod piel 6%esounen,
grahte nidts 3u Cube;
Srilber iit DIE 3eit n%errpnnen,
Shlpaf iinb feline rSdnne.
Sdusden lit nun Sans aciporben.
5utaert, b%cttelt. ipeint uno flaget
IbenbS iinb am Inrgen:
Nd, ipdrllm nid,t mar ib Drummer
Sn Der Suscub fleiBis?
8aS id INNER auf beainne,
Sunmcr Sans mn beiB' i'd.
Ih, MN glaub' i'd ielbit oaran,
CAB aus mir nidJts nerben tann." :
(Rubolf sDipeniteiu.)
The Washington herald., 1911-11-04
DECISION AGAINST
PAYMASTER'S CLERK
Secretary Meyer Upheld in
Retirement Case.

Justice Barnard yesterday overruled a
demurrer to the answer Of George Won
L. Meyer, Secretary OF the Navy, In the
case of George l. Foreman, a former
paymaster's clerk In the navy.
Foreman had petitioned for a writ Of
mandamus against the Secretary Of the
navy to compel him to place his Qore-
man's) name upon the retired list OF
the navy on the ground that he had been
a paymaster's clerk and has served in
other clerical capacities in the navy for
thirty years and was entitled to retire.
ment at the age Of sixty-two.
Secretary Meyer answered that the
duties which Foreman performed were
not Of such a character as to constitute
him an officer of the navy and was not
entitled to retirement, and that Fore
man had resigned before mandamus pro-
ceedings had been instituted.
Justice Barnard holds that Foreman
fails to show a clear case emitting him
TO the right OF retirement and that his
various periods OF employment convince
the court that he has not been in the
service Of the navy for forty-five years.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-04
CHAMBER WORKING
ON PENSION PLAN
Committee Meets To-day to
Map Out Campaign.

A meeting of the special committee Of
the Chamber OF Commerce on the police
mems and fremen's pension fund will
be held this afternoon to prepare plans
for obtaining unity in the campaign for
an adequate pension fund.
William F. Guide. chairman Of the COM
mittee, held a brief conference with
Commissioner. Johnston yesterday after
noon with respect to the pension fund
campaign. The Chamber of Commerce Is
trying to select some plan which will re-
ceive the Endorsement Of the Commits
sioners, the police and fire departments,
and the general public, so that all ef-
forts will be unified. The committee be-
lieves that the solution Of the pension
problem lies alone in legislation. 1t was
at first suggested to raise the fund to a
point of adequacy by means OF voluntary
contributions, but the plan was reject
ed because OF the fact that II provided
for only temporary relief.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-04
SERIOUS ILLNESS
POSTPONBS CASE
Conditioned stilson HutchiDs
Halts Hearing.

The hearing which was to have taken
place yesterday in the litigation OF Mrs.
Rose Keeling Hutchins against William
J. Dante, executor of the estate Of Stil7
son Hutchins, was postponed by Chief
Justice Clabaugh until Friday. on ac-
count Of the precarious physical condi-
ton of Mr.. Hutchins, who was reported
seriously I'll.
Attorney Cuttings, who represents Mrs.
Hutchins, objected to the postponement
and noted an exception to the ruling of
the court, intimating that it was ruse
OF the opposition to gain time. Mr..
Cuttings also demanded a bond from Mr..
Dante as trustee Of the estate, which was
at once produced by Attorney Branden-
burg, the same being for 100000 with a
curety company as surety. Chief Justice
Clabaugh ruled that all matters must so
over until next Friday, and the bond
was left in the custody of the clerk.
Nathaniel Wilson, who was appointed
guardian ad litem for Stilson Hutchins,
filed his answer, virtually acknowledging
that Mr.. Hutchins is of unsound mind,
and submits his interests to the protec-
ton of the court.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-04
ANACOSTIA.

A more thorough understanding by
parents of the methods employed by the
public school system in the District was
urged by Prof. william H. Davidson,
superintendent of schools, at a special
meeting Of the Parent-Teacher Associa-
ton, of Anacostia, held last evening In
the parish hall Of Emmanuel Episcopal
Church in v street. The meeting was
presided over by Mrs DR.. R A. Pyles,
president, of the association, who intro
duced the speakers. Charles F. Roberts
and William Scantlebury,, jr.. each sang
solos. The success of the AFFAIR was
largely due to the efforts of the presi-
dent, and members of the entertainment
committee, of which Mrs. Frank c.
Haines Is chairman. - E -
The sixth and last Of the silver medal
oratorIcal contests being conducted
under the auspices of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union in the
Methodist Episcopal churches in the
Prince George circuit, was held last
night in the hall at Forestville, with
large number competing.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-04
sNEEzING IN PUBLIC.
L Herald Reader Wants the Au-
OthOrIties to Take Action.

n Herald Reader wants the Au-
UthOrIties to Take Action.
Editor OF The Washington Herald:
Under the caption of Cough Kills
Man" an item in your paper Of this
experience of mine, which is at your
service to publish IL you care to.
Last spring when riding in an over
crowded car Of the Georgia avenue line,
a man standing almost over me sneezed.
It Is seldom that any of the numerous
sneezers, male or female, in the cars
will use a handkerchief or make any
effort to prevent the matter released by
that act from flying wherever 1t may
chance to be carried. Notices not to
spit. &c. are found in all cars and
many other public places, as all your
readers know. but nothing is done to
prevent the greater danger Of inocula-
ton with disease caused by promiscuous
and unrestrained sneezing.
In my case above mentioned the re-
suit was that within three days after
the incident related I was affected by
violent cough, and at midnight came
within few seconds OF strangling to
death, Just as you mention 1t to have
happened to the man of your item.
Other attacks, but not quite so violent.
continued for about seven weeks, along
with a cough resembling infantile
whooping cough; while the total results
OF that unrestrained sneeze did not dis
appear for fully five months. Would 1t
not be well for the proper authorities
who forbid splitting to also give the
sneezing nuisance some attention?
FREDERICK EGNER
W,shipr4or Norsrnbay z