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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-29
VICTIMS DREAD
WOMAN JAILED ON
BURGLARY CHARGE
Suspected in Connection With a
Mysterious Bottle of
Brandy"

SOMERVILLE. April 29.-Mrs. Lena
Blue, charged with footing the country
homes Of Charles L. Kahn and Mrs.
Magdalene Vanderperen, in South Som
erville, and with concealing the pluncer
under the floors OF the house in which
she lived with her husband and seven
children, was brought from the county
jail to the Somerset Court House yes
terday by order of Judge Case, who
warned the prisoner to make no more
threats against neighbors whom she be-
lieved responsible for her ares.
Mrs. Blue denied she had made any
threats or intended to take the life of
any one, if released On bail.
Members Of the family of Charles L.
Kahn are in a highly ervou state over
the prospective release OF Mrs. Blue on
bail.
According to the stories told by the
detective and by the Kains, Mrs. Blue,
who occasionally helped with the
housework at the Kahn residence, was
present when. Mrs. Kahn vas taken
suddenly ill. "A neighbor. who was
called in, asked Mrs. Kahn if she had
brandy in the house to help restore
her. Mrs. Kain replied In the negative
and was contradicted by Mrs. Blue.
who went to the pantry and produced a
bottle.
Sick After Tasting Brandy.
Mrs. Kain's neighbor tasted the con-
tents of the bottle to make sure it was
brandy before giving it to the sick
woman. Her suspicious aroused by the
bitter taste of the liquid, she put it
aside and became violently i'll in a few
minutes.
Mrs. Blue had borne a good reputa-
ton during her long residence in the
South Somerville district until the
stolen property was found in her home.
Abram Blue, husband of the woman,
who denies all knowledge that the
plumber was stored in his house and
who has failed to aid his wife in her
present trouble, says she has been act
ing strangely for a long time and he
believes she is deranged.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-29
DOG TAKES CASH, DROPS
PACKAGE, SEEKS LAWYER

and nosing around picked up a package
and walked out with it. unseen by the
clerks. About a half-block away ne
dropped it on the sidewalk ard tore the
PAPER open Some n pass ng took the
pa kaye way and found that 1t con-
taineS SIS in silver and II e1hacks.
The dog evidently thought that he
had done something criminal. for he
struck out down the street and went
upstairs to a law office.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-29
STANDARD OIL CUTS PRICE.

NEW YORK. April 2s.-The Standard
Oil Company today announced a reduc-
ton of fifteen cents per 100 gallons in
refined petroleum, making refined in
cases 49, rs, refined in tanks $3.75, Stand
ard white. New York. $7.25; Standard
white, Philadelphia, $7.25.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-29
OVEN CAUSED TROUBLE.

An oven got hot in the jewelry manu-
featuring establishment al 20S Nc
whorter sire It, known as the E. M.
Crane building. last night and started
a blaze which did 500 damage. The
fremen extinguished it with little
difficulty. s
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-29
WANT DAY CURRENT.

MOUNT HOLLY. April 29.-Business
men who ave use for electricity as a
motive power have petitioned the Pub
lie Service Corporation to supply the
town with lay current.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-29
BURNED WALL FALLS.

WOODBURY., April pa portion OF
the wall Of the burned school fell yes
terday while Contractor Best was
erecting scaffoiding to tear It down.
The fall for a time disturbed the pro-
ceedinss Of court nearby.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-29
ANNUAL PLANT

MooRESTOwN, April 2s.-The an
nual plant exchange of the Improve
ment Association will be held Friday.
May s. The institution is a unique one
and all the plants are given way free.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-29
BAIL FOR SICK BENEFIT.

A. J. Smith Council No. 1903, Jr. Q. U.
A. NJ, held its first annual reception
and ball last night at Turnbull Audi
torium in Market street. A substan-
tial sum was realized for the sick bene-
fit fund.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-29
ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY.

SEWELL, April 2s.-Hiram T. James.
a former postmaster. yesterday stated
thai he is a candidate for the position
of supervisor of weights and measures,
which pays a salary of $500. and is
to be filled by the board of freeholders.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-29
Bank Clerks Fail TO Detect Ca
nine While Making
Haul.

KINGS MOUNTAIN. n. c.. April %.
"A bird dog wandered ito the .eo-
pies Loan and Trust Com. any today
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-29

A delayed advertisement brings only the after
math Of trade. ITO the nrst call that captures
the procession Of cibtomersL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-20
1seIi6ss essIsnsr sIssbIat sOaas, 20: ebraar

tt. 6err Sobn q. Sung, Der tii9tige
0irigent. bdtte ein reihhoItiges PRO
eramm 5ufammengeitellt, bas unter
feiuer 2ettung aud nuf bas Bette
burhgefiibrt tpurbe. 9asfeIbe tpurbe
burb ben wNntipndlz zgmblem" Warih
BON Der Wuiittnpelie bes RGnnsrhors
eineeleitet. tporauf prdfbent rid.
Rraemer bic Grfhiensnen ber5lih tpilIz
tommen bieB. Diefem foIetsn einige
0prtrdge bes WdnnerGors, bic ebsns
fans eebiibrsnben antlong fanben unb
Der Reft bes programms tpurbe burh
bumoriitiihe 0ortrdss, aouplsts unb
Die 4uffiibrung Der Gelangss spoiie
Der Streit um ben S6nieaerfobn" !,
BEL fpel6er bic Wittpirfenben 20. 6odo,
Deter Sung uab aaiper Witt ibr ftboz
nss Talent 81 aeisen Dsrmc6ten, ouss
gefiiIIt.
Rad S6lub Der unterb1ltung bislt
Elm geiniitbli6es 5dnstrdns6en bic
aheiInebmer nod Bis gu ipdtsr stunbs
6eifammen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-20

bsm aonsert tdum otgeben tperben
f0nnen ols bnrdb biefes 2ongemdlbe,
In bem 6err A.GpIhfttin bic gnritons
portie fang. GGnger uuo 8irtgtnt
feierten NIT bieftr Nunmer fDieber
grDbe 3riumpbe.
sSrdu MtrnersMeft entsiidte bds
gublitum burh ibr tldngpolles Orr
gan In Der s5reifdiiss9lrie unO ipdter
ourd bic 2ieber .3uneieuug", ben R.
Straub. y@iDmung@, BON S6umaun,
iino % fpnim nit mir" Don Ban
Der Gtuden, unb bic nor3iielife
aiinitlertn, bic aud ourh einen glus
menitraub ausgeseidnet tuurDe, batte
polIsn antbeil an ben GbrsH bes
Mbenbs.
Dos Grheiter fpielts bic 8oletmus
fif aus ,Gplpio" BON Delibes, mos
BON Der pi33ieatoiab rpteperboIt tpers
ben muBte. Mles I'm Allen, Ddsaons
CERT mar elm ungetriibttr GeHuB uno
bds publiium ftimmt Elm in ben
Wnnfb bts SSeftbihters, Or. 8. 8.
ssid, ooB Der pieberfrans nod tpeitsre
% Sabre Fngsn m6ge unb bieitm flu
gen ipir BEL, unter Der 2eitnng eines
Gbraott. 8ns bon Dr. Jit perfabte
Geoi6t bat folsenben Dorttdut:
gum Silbernen JubilGlm.
sSreu6is ftimms i1 bic 2sier,
greife in bic Soften Elm,
8enn Is foI snr SubelIeier
6eut mein 2isb seiungsn isin,
sou Der S9ar bon S1nssrn banten,
Die nun fiinfunbsDdnsig Snbr
6p5en Sinnes, jonoer mantsn,
pflegerin bes Snnges mar.
9sutffks 2is0, fGn6 ih nur Zone,
Murbig Su erbeben bid,
RIbmeH mo6ts beine S96ne
Jn ben beiten 0erlen i'd;
8u nit beinem Gigenpeien
Rlhreit ndhtig Geift uuh 6er3,
Wie Elm 9au6er, aussrIefeH.
Wlebrit bu Jrsube, liHoerft Shmers.
Jreunbe. unfern Sunsesbriiotrn
Gel eiH bonnernb Sod gsbra6t;
2abi i'm 2ieos fie's eripiotrn,
Bon 8egeiiteruns entfa9t.
GiinfuHbsipansis SABRE gingeu;
Ulahe bos Geidid es tpabr:
DAB Der Qisberfrans m0e' iingsn
Beit'rt fiiufunbaDonSis Sdbr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-20
.Jad" Jcbmipn
limb iein grnber in Suner, Gol.,
oingfeit semad)t.
Die GefanseneH ipegeu 0oroes reip,
ylorsaugriTs perlaHgt.

Cine bohpilltommene Nahri6t ging
seitsrn Der golissi In einsm 5elsgrdmm
BON Der geb0rbe BON Denver, goI., su.
Sn genanntsr Gtobt ftnb ndmli9 am
6amftag be griiber Sohn alias Sad
uno Thomas 5phHIon DON 30. 1876
0eit GtrdBe, tpelds tpeesn Woroes,
rsIp. TOrbansriffs perFolst iperbeu,
perboftet tporben. Der Chef Der De-
bsimpolis.i srfu1te bic Beb0rbe IN
Genper, bie Geiongensn bis 5ur ans
tunft Der Gtb,inpolistftsn 6iiftltin
unb gflug feit3uhnIten. ipelbe iofort
nd9 Columbus. Gbio. a6reiitn tperbsn,
Inn bic n6ibistn S4ritte sur grlnn.
gung pom NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. su
tbuu. nm fih BON bort unpersiieIin
Hah DenDer su beetbtn uno bic Gefons
eenen absuboltn. sSohn alias Sad
s5ohnion srftu4 betanntlih am abenb
Dss 81. ssdnudr an Der @tFt 5trabe,
nobe Der q. Hnb 8. gtfenbabn, ben
8dfer gbarles Glsbree bon go. 632
Mounb Gtrabt. ipdbrenb zines gerinss
fiigissn Sirsites iiber ben 8eiis zines
Gtiides aobIe. 9bomds s5obHion tpiro
ip,gsn Mor6ongriffs auf einsn Gifens
bohnbttettiD Der s.. uno 6. 2inie pers
langt. Der Beamte bate einsn 6ofts
befsbl segsn ibn tn isinsm gefise unb
begegHete ibm efnfs Gbsnbs sufGllig tn,
gDeitsnb. 5bomns Jobnfon iprang
beim an6Iid oes Deteftips binisr tinen
selesrapbenpfoftsH unb CAB feds
ShiiHs auf oen 8eamten ab. 2sbtersr
fam unperlebt pdpoH. ieboh ipuroe Elm
paifGnt Romsns Wdlfb BON siner aus
gsl In cas 6onbselent etiroFftn. Der
3uful lpolltt Is, cab malfb Fp6ter Elm
4ugenssuge Der grmorbung bes ghas.
Glsbree Surt Sad Sobnicn. Bruber
bss Sbomas SobHion. ftin fpIte. Die
poIisei ern,iiielt. Had Der 3raeOoie an
Der Geff 5traBs. baB Sad 1lsb 9b1@
mas sJobuiDn ith mad Gt. Gouis beses
ben un6 BON bort bic Gluht nah beln
Wsften forigeisbt bdtien. Den Beb5rs
ben idmmtliasr sr6brsn Gtdste oes
Weitsns, unisr biefen Der pclisti BON
Denper, Col, ipurbtn pbctoardpbitH
Der GIiihilinse sngsffsl1t NIT Der Mii-
tbeilung, hus bic Geia6ten anitrtintr
ppn Beirut feien unh. oa He nur iiber
gerinet TlitteI perfiistsn. iih itbenfolIs
nn6 tinfnldsiesr arbeit umftbsn ipiirs
ben. Die anboltspuntts fiibrten
feblieblih su Der am SdmIfaa in Dtns
Der. Col, srfoIstsH 9srhrftuns Der beis
ben 9riiosr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-20

Silas unb Belle Batter. 402 Sod
StraBs; anabe.
Wiliom uno glisabetb Smitb, SIT
St 13, Ctr; Snabe.
Charles uno Maggie Risbp. 2642
gafteru 4pe.; Ul6odeu.
albert uno CLARA Sd)peser, 47'Sit
mcWiden ape.; Mdo6en.
8eorgs 6. unb phoebe auea, 2269
gaitern Ape.; RHabs.
Clarence uno Dora Suhiou, 2048
gaitern Mre.; M1bheH.
arhis @. unb Carrie litter, 1858
Gdjfern aps.; M1bhsn.
eopdre ). uno Della moors. 428
5optins Str; Rna6e.
5enrp 8. uno Uttnnie goof, 4474
e5lsrain ane.; aua6s.
.Sohn unD GliSabstb Ban Stnn,
alta Wab anthoHp Ctr; anabs.
Wiilianl 9. uuo g2arn Meihlins,
2056 GIorenee ape.; Rdohen-
6erbert unb Worie 2aneoiter. 1864
gictor Sir; MGhGsn.
Mifliam 90. uno Rofc Mattal, 1862
Concord Str.; mdbden (3ipi1inge).
Sfnbor unb 8ertba pisr, 407 gIins
ton STR; M6bHsu.
Maltsr nnb wainnie Ring. 27 Sors
ban Gtr.; Mafdsn.
Soeob unb Rnrp 5eder, 1705 Race
Gtrabe; anafs.
5rant nnb aasuifa 9unhoft. 709
ssabe Sar.; anabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-20
8efdbrlitbes Erin.
Spli5ei fahaSet aui Srei Slaatlinge
opn SamtltDu, s

Die hieiige gptisst ipurbe gefteru
bon Der ge6Drbe bon 5amiiton, 81,
telesrapbifa erfuat, uuf arpei grIoer
Roneus Charles unD 2liid
i5otDIer, % rsip. 25 unn % Sabre alt,
Su fabnoeu, peld,e in Der Samftag
RQht in eendHnter Staot 2 Wdnner
nieberaefhoHen bdbeu. Die Boli3ei
lpirb gerparnt, i'm gstretungsfalIe ouf
ibrer 5ut su istu, bn bic bret 5eipes
rabss, peI6e bic Rihtuus nadh Gins
ciuHati eingefhlosen boben fplens
fhper 6efpaffnst feien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-20
Deul6 llasar. ar6silsr RdaaT6or.
AbtuSBnterbaltHHs snr Stier ofs
piertra StiftaHgsfeises.

Die AbenhnnterbaltuHg, ipeIhe Der
0sutfd llnaarilte arbeiitr WdaneFs
dor geFtern Abtnb sur Jeifr feEnes
bieriabrisea 1<fiehens In Der arbsiters
hnns peronftaltets, erfDits fih In itber
6iniidli oIs ein hibfhsr G1folg. 1rob
bes miitrnblsn Metttrs batien iid) bic
NitoIifher unb bsren i5Tennbs IN 70
aroher Mn3oM tinsefunbtu. bdb hie
erobs Dale iis sauui u faiisu ptrmo6s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-20

4ntpeienben tbrenl 5er3en bur6 ans
fprdhen Cuff unb nur az f9nell
fhDdnben bic 5tunben fir bic GbeiI1
nebmer bin. 9o6 Der 3iped mar err
rei6t, inDem bic Mitglieber5ahl oes
Weretns einen bebeutenben 3utpahs
erbislt, ebe bic 0erfammluns fir aufs
gehDben ertldrt fpurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-20
SafesSau.

gntbuiiasmus bes 8afebaa gubliz
tums. - Grpsrtsaniihten iiber bic
alubs. Den naiefen" unb pRebs"
Der gDrrang 3u9eftauDeu. - 5off.
nung Der gincinnatier .5ans". -
aeine 4enDerung in ben SpieIrs>
geln. -- 5raHt Bancroft uuf osr
9eneiung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-20
9ertanidDt

uurbe gsItern Rahmittug uadh bem
apnsert bes ,,2iebertrans" in Der Wsus
fit6ane Elm 5errenbut. Der betreffenbe
Serr nirb erfuat. ben Fragfihen gut
Bis 10 lthr Morosns in Der Office Der
MaiitbafIs db5usebeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-20

Die 8ertdguHg Der lsBten eSdbress
perfammiungsn Der beiDsn grober Gtz
gas in Retp gprt uno YbilabeIp6ia
uno Die 8sr0ffentli6ung Der Spiel
programme fir 1911 baben oas Snters
cHe oes 8aisbuas spubIitums i'm gan8en
aanbs All lihterlpbsm gutbuIiasmus
ansefdht. Su ungefdbr 3tpei Dohen
tperbsn fi9 Idmmtlihe Slubs Der beis
ben 2iens auf ibren betreffenoen GIN
ii6uHgsftdtionen 6si boiler Qrheit be-
fiHben, bem bis gum 8sginne Der Sat
ion tam II. 4priD admpfe unters
etndnoer unb nit &lubs untergeprbne@
ter Gigas folssn tpsroen. Sir Die bisz
| Itgeu 3 ans finb isBt bic Qniidtsn Der
Grperten uber bic Qusithten Der aht
Glubs Der RationallisQ BON 6eiono:s
rem eSntereHe.
Die gbicdgoer .gubs", bic ber3eitts
gen Champions, Iino felt IeBter Suiion
niht peritdrtt lpproen unb tperben in
bisiem Sabre i9perlih befer ipielen,
als i'm lebtsn. Die gittsburger rPis
raisn", Champions in 1909, bsFiuoen
| iih Isitbsr cuf Der Rutf6ba6u uno
| iheinen qsrtnge MusIidt auf Grfclg in
BEN Sample I'm oos Peuuont gu
haben.
! Die bsioen Rlrbs, fir tpsl9e emit
fpetlsn bic Sabrsss sWeifterI6aft berz
oorragsno beauipru6t pirb, itno bic
g2ep gortsr ,Risien~ unb bic Gincin.
natter .,Reos~. Den Gritsrsn ptrb an
semein bic bette Qusfiht 3ugsitunoeu.
bod iino bic bdfur unge9sbeneu Grim
be bur9uus niht iibertpdItissnb. pbilus
belpbid, ct. Qouts, grpotIpn uno 3D.
| itou fperbsn ni6t als m0sIite 5attoren
in benz &drpfe in Gripdgllng ge5ogen.
Die 5offnung ber bieIigen 3 an
berubt in pisiem Sabre bauptfdhlth
auf Der 2siftungsfdbistsit unferes
! S6leuoerertorps. Wtit mcGuildn,
;yromme. Susgs uno Guspar i'm befts
n1glihsn 3uitaube auf Dem 9srtbeibts
| gungspoFsu bss Spisles uuo bel gutter
| llnterftiisung Der anneren Spieler Des
alubs Iinb bic .Rsos" ben rRieisp
niht untsrgeorbRet, fonberu auf meh:
rersn tpi6tigsn punttsu - I'M Ball
| ihluaeu uno 9dieHlGuf - fogar iiber'
Isgsn.
IS bat beute ben anI6ein, baB Sim
Dopnep. unier iiberSdbItser pQbfdns
ger, peIten Chicago, pbitaoelpbiu
unp anbere 2lub.StGbte iih gu Iihsrr
psriu6en, Mitglieb Der ,Rsos" blstben
uno dls Stellpertrster fir alti5er betz
bebaItsn fperbsn rpirb. Als gustduids
porItlGge, peltt biz jsst gemudi
purosn, itnb bom 5duptEing Griffitb
ols miHbsrpsrtbts absepieisn porben,
efn nieftm Sabre tpuroen tstne 4ens
oerunaen in ben Spielregelu gstrpffeu,
neil 5srr Ben. Sobnion, grdfioent Der
american 2isa. e untsrlaFsn bate,
bic WlitqIieoer oes betreffenoeH Rom
mites Al trneHnen, Dos aus ie brei
Masnuten Der beieeu grpbsu 2igas 5us
iommsnssfeBt TT.
9luh asItern lduteten bic Qa6rihtsn
pom araHtsnIdgsr bss 5errn 8aneroft
pieber eiuitis. Dr.. 5inss. Der ibn be-
banbtlnbs arst. ipriat bic 5OFfnung
aus, baB Der beIisbte 9ef6dftsfiihrsr
Der ,Rsos" nan 9srlanf BON spsi NO-
den tpieStr auf Tsinsm 9oftsn i'm Dis=
gins gLod Itin piro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-20

Gs tn aonsefieH. speEds
Reurclgit perurIaGi. nnb ipenn mir
piiYen. bob bic einfaHs 4nfpenbung
bon CT. Sabobs DEL hitTs Rongsifion
n<rrineert unh Susleia ftdrtt. 10 hoben
ipir fofprt bic bsiie auz.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-20

Nus her guten alien 9eit.
giirssrearbiit: -8ar mir riihrt IT
Dom sSeino.1
SanptmaaH: sSuf' IN biblsl@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-20
9okal.Derili)t
Gin Jed Der cieoer.
Gu einem iplden seitaltet ii6
bas Gilberjnbildnm bes
Qieberfrans.

Gin Mdnnerdor BON Srsibunoer::
Essnnen ieifiet Wcr,iiglides. -
DIR SubiIdumsperein beft.bt NIT
Gbreu. RuitersiIties 2siftunseH.
Der SoIiftin Grau Berner Weis
unb bes Gpmpboniss Srheiters. =
Weifttr 2ouis Gbreott erbdlt einsn
cprbserfrdns. Die Wufitholle
ausptrfauft. Dds sroBortige
publitum erisbt einen berrlihsnGes
nnb. Or. Gids Subildumssgss
bidt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-20

Der Ginattsr 3ptlus finbet Ocrtreffs
.Ii6e 8tebergabs. -- 5err Otto
Grnf G9mib 5eigt feline Seftalz
tungsgo6e in Oret osrfdisosnen aoIs
len. - SSbm tperoen faOne 8lumsn.
ipenben bargsbraht. - Der Sn9alt
bes intersFanten S6uuipiels.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-20

au6 gtitsrn lduteteH bic Ra6rihtsn
pom arantsnla9er oss 5errn 8ancroft
fpieber oiiuitig. Dr.. Sinss. Der ibn Be-
banb<lube arst. ipriat bic SUFfnung
aus, baB Der belis6te 8eI6dftsfiibrer
Der uReos" nah 8erlanf bon sipei 40.
den tpieSsr ouf fsinsm Poftsu i'm Diss
qins glod Itin piro.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-11-09

the ball on downs. After sew
eral exchanges of punts tie
visitors recovered the ball on
Missouri Valleys thirty-five
yard line. Co. Bluffs quarter
back sent one of his long spiral
punts near the Mo. Valley goal,
where it was juggled and al
lowed to roll over the goal line.
Jones walked back and picked
it up and was allowed by the
Co. Bluffs team to walk back
into the field of play with the
ball. If they had tackled him,
while back of the goal line it
would have meant a salty or
two points to Co. Bluffs creGit.
1t was merely a technacality
and was overlookeds by lie
visitors. There was perhaps
only one man on the field that
even knew this and that was
referee Cook who had no voice
in the matter. The last quar-
ter opened with the ball in TIE
visitors possession near the CEN
.er of the field. 1t was here
that the visitors showed &C.
termination to tie the score
and succeeded in keeping the
ball in the locals territory most
Of the time. Mo. Valley scored
another touchdown in this quar-
| ter when the Council Bluffs
quarter back juggled one Of
Fensler's long kicks, the ball
being recovered by Haldeman
who ran on for a touchdown.
The score was not allowed, the
referee claiming that Halde-
man had batted the ball toward
his own goal. The game finish
shortly after this and once
more Mo. Valley went home
happy. The locals playing yes
terday was the Test they have
displayed this season. Keep it
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-11-09
Obituary

Dave Fa1quhar died Wednes-
day evening, November l, at
10 o'c'ack, after an illness
of sixteen months The de-
ceased was born near London,
Canada, April 9. 1856, and came
to Harrison County in 1876,
where he has reside! u It'll the
time of his q. ath. Ha was
married to Miss Meth. Rich
ardson in 1880, to which union
four children we're born, thret
deceased. lie leaves a wife
md one child, Matte. Dave, as
ne was called by everybody,
came to this county in 1876 ar d
engaged in farming, which he
continued until 1895, when he
started in business in this city.
About ten years ago he took a
position with the C & N. w
Ry., of this city, which position
he held until his final sickness,
which retired him from work
about sixteen months ago, be-
coming belfast about four
months ago. His genial way
and honest methods were in
his every day life and the many
relatives and friends who
mourn his death have the SYM
pathy of the entire community.
Funeral from the Presbyterian
church Saturday afternoon at
2:3O and burial in Rose Hill
cemetery.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-11-09
Smoke House

VIM. Smiley has sold out his
Mohawk Billiard Hall to H. M.
Beymer, who opened the hall to
the public Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Beymer is we'll known in
this city having been employed
by tn" c. & N. w. Co., for the
past fifteen years. He was in
the train service, was ticket
agent and WIS engine Inspector
and in that way has ms de a
number of friends who will b.
glad to hear of his new under
taking. The place will be
known as the "Smoke House,
and will be made as cczy and
comfortable as possible for all
customers. The room has been
remolelea, reprint. d and all
the latest electrical fixtures
have haen added to make thu
place inviting. The pool and
ni,iard tables. which are prac-
tically new have been receiver
ed, new cushions and in fact
the "Smoks House" will be a
place Of enjoyment. He will
handle q general line of fine
tobaccos. Give the new man.
ager a call.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-11-09

w. M. Carlisle received a let
ter from Elmer j. Burkett,
United States Senator, today,
asking that he be put on our
program for 1912 chautauqua.
He stated in the letter that the
last time he appeared in Miss
ouri Valley was in 1889, and at
that time was a ball player.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-11-09

] F.lParker, 2o2l No.. 10th St, Fl.
Smith, ARK says that he had taken
many kinds of kidney medicine. but
did not get better until he took Foley
Kidney Pills. No matter how long you
hav ha kidney trouble. you will find
quick and permanent benefit by the
use of Foley Kidney Pills. Start taking
them now.
MO R. W. Harvey
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-11-09
YOUR DRUGGIST
STOPS THAT ITCH

If you are suffering from Eczema.
trouble, drop into our store for in-
slant relief. We will guarantee you
to stop that itch in two seconds.
A 25c trial bottle will prove it.
skin troubles. hut none that we could
recommend more highly than the we'll
known compound of Oil of Winter
green. Thymol and q few other in
derful cures all over the country.
This compound, known as d. d. D.
Prescription. will cool and heal the
itchy. burning skin as nothing else
can Get regular bottle and seen
our no-pay offer.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-11-09
Coughing at Night

Means loss of sleep which is bad 70,
everyone. Foley's Honey and Tai
Compound stops the cough at once, re-
]ieves the ticklin. and dryness in the
throat and heals the inflamed mem.
branes. Prevents a cold developing
into bronchitis or pneumonia. Keep
always in the house Refuse substi
tutes.
MO R. W. Harvey
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-11-09
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q a 3 T q RIA
Card of Thanks.


We sincerely thank all the
friends and neighbors who SO
kindly assisted US in any way
during our bereavement, tie
sickness and death of husband
and father. We especially
thank the friends and the ar
cient orders, the Odd Fellows,
Daughters of Rebecca and the
Homesteaders, for the beauti-
full floral offerings.
Mrs. Joe Evans,
Frank Evans,
Fred Evans.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-11-09
Backache, Headache, Ner "
BUSINESS

And rheumatism. both i'll men and
W men mean kidney trouble. Do not
allow it to progress beyond the reach
of medicine out stop it promptly with
Fo'ey Kidney Pills. They regulate the
action of the urinary organs. Tonic in
action, qu.ck in results
n3o R W. Harvey
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-11-09

The substitutes are as fol-
lows, and although they have
not participated in every game,
they have added very much to
he teams success: Spot"
Ovens, Harvey johnson, Ross
Coulthard and Sterling Beck