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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08
Der Sufaa.

20, ibr Sneiiler", riei 9iiGof
Senelon in einer Yrebist aug. .ieht
bod oieieu Sempel, CT lit cine WaiIe
tooter Steine. Gber ipolte i'd euh
iagen, DAB bieier Ban Gin Wcrf bes
blinben 3ufalls lei, bab nur Der 3us
fnQ i'm 10 5uianmengepiirfelt nit
bieien 8oaen, oieicu 5alen, bieien
Gltdren, 10 niirbet ibr mid
fir einen @abniiunisen balten."
@ie alip fonnte es einem nel.liinftiz
gen MenIhen in Den Sinn fommen.
oaS Der grobe Sentpel bes 8eltuas
nit ieiner ipunoerbaren Srbnuns unb
ieiner it%rableroen Serrliffeit feinen
0teiiter bnbe. Der i'm erifaffcn bat,
i'm erbdlt unb belpabrt!
Ser SuiaI lit Der 8ott Der Nars
rem, iaste Hapoleon Der Critic.
allies perfiinoet bas 9dieiu 8ottes,
unb Die arDBten Setter baben barau
geglaubt." Sic 8ertc Der Shopfuns.
Der GDlferseihihte. Der 8iienihaft,
bas @epiiien I'M Wenlfen, tic miiiien
3eugniB ableaen fir @ottes Saiein.
.Mber ih bebdrf bieIes Seusniiies
nidt". ifreibt Der Ybiloiopb Selans;
lid 3iebe DEN geipeis bafiir aus nteis
ner Saihe. uno inbcm ih ben funitz
nollen Wehanismus meiner ltbr iinb
ibre reselmdbise getpe9uns b%etrad,te.
ipirb 9iemanb mid iiberreoen fDnnen.
oab bieies bon Selbit burd) 3ufaa entz
ifanoen lei. Sas @eltaq aber 3eist
mir obne Stpeifcl nod, etfpns mebr als
cine llbr. &c mub ulio elmer iein,
Der es scn,adt fat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08
lIiir bieie 2eituns.l

(5iir bieie 3eituns.)
1rdehcit.
Nus itiaen @aiiern iteisem faule
9iinite,
aus .traaem Ser5en - miibise @es
banfen;
8 tpirfe, - baS nift Scel' uno 2cib
ertrnnfcu
linb ffieb Der Srdsbeit unbeilz
uole aiinitel
t@cttfricb.
y -
(spe3iell fir bieic 3eitnns.)
gasantenlieb.
Nui Shuiters Happen
3ie6' i'd .burf nas 9anb,
Bin gang obne Sor9en,
Gin iunser @aaant.
Sh iinse burd Sbdlcr, aiif Soh'n.
limb lit Der @es aud ltaibig unh
.raub,
60 ilinst bod mcin 9ieb ourt 8alS
uro Iu
g 3ehcn, rpie bit bu 10 itonl
y 49, 81. y
3ie 2Gutc sur Seite,
Ser Hrobiinn nihtf peidt;
Eidt briidt mid mein Siinoel,
gs lit ia 10 leid,t!
Srob ling id burt 5bdler, nuf 3ob'n.
8ic eldnsct Die gebe i'm Sonnenz
ifetn:
8riib 8ott lieber @in3er, mas madt
Der Wein2
Z, 9eben, pie biit on 10 ihon!
Sm b~lisblanfen Sorilein
3a bdIte ip 8oit;
galb itst in Der Sd1dnfe
Gin hnasriaer t0dit; FfH"7~.
Serr 8irtb. 10 labt guf bod ieb'r!
Gin fr1ftis Stif Srob. Elm friiher
1rdnf,
zu blans dnsis Sinh bab' 9anf,
bab,~ Sdnf.
8 9eben, fpie bit on 10 idpnI
Die Come sine ihlafen
Drum bleibe i'd bier,
@ebt mir IN Der Sd,eune
NofJ6er elm Gudrfier,
Sic Sternlcin am Sinn,el ifoon iteb'n.
Gum Sdopter iins' id mein aieb in
bic Ndd,t.
@ie bait 9n bod gaes 10 gut
gemnht:
8 2eben, mic biit bli 10 id1on!
gcbleu3. Sos. 6. -.
~ e.
(g. g. int r@citen unb Sabeim".)
Sdidt bic 3inber .5m ben Snnb.
tuerfern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08

~ipciter; nidlt mir, bab 10 unb 10 piele
Gepnrntur@ Nusgnben ecipart Deroen
%tonnen; audi gegcn cine Ileberppr@
tbeillng bait On Gin iiferes Wittel.
Ten sr5hten Wertb hat Der 3pr.
iflag fir bic 9ernfswabi Der 8inber.
Seute bat ba5 Sinh meiit cine iebr
falid)e goriteIlung bon Den ein5elnen
gerufen. bd es DEN Sanbperfcr inns
mer MIR bel geipiien Seihdfti9nnsen
beobdhtet. gebenft ma uber. tpie
srpB Der einilub duBerliher @abrs
ncbmunacn auf bas llrtbeil Der Sim
Der lit. 10 lit es einleudteno. tpie oft
lie burd bic cinieiti9e 8eobuhtnng
in falihc 8abnen, 5u falifer 8erufss
lpabl seordnet perben. Sas tutro
permieben, iuenn has 8ino Ginblif
befummen bat in bic san5e Ibdtisfeit
Des Sanbmerfers, in bic 2tfts nnn
Shattenieiten ieines VerufeS.
GO pirb allen Elm 2eihtes iein,
nit gurem 8 ihuiter, Saps>
idlpiier II. I. M. bieriiber 81 iprehen.
gebt linen cine fleine G%ntlpbnmns,
banit tic aud nal einise Ninufen
ibris baben, ben atnbern bies ober
ieneS flar at MAIDEN, uno Chr sebt
bamit ben 2inbern ettuas, iusfir re
ibr sanSes 9eben Gu4 banfen werben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08

Gepiel. @irnen tabeuos
1onnt ibr bann nlr baben
Hno am Steinobit. inon rnS
arob.
Weroet ibr eu& Iabcni
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08
Sbitsennk i'm &inbesalter.

Ser Sbitgenub lit fir Die ainber
nift mir niiblih uno fDroerlid, er
lit, pie Or. Heter : Wannbeim I'M
,ar3t OILS gr5ie6er" ousiiibrt. piel@
mebr serabe5u uncntbebrlih. Seine
Ytutter fann ibrem finbe auf Die
9aller bas Sbit e~ntsieben. pb,.e cine
Sfdoigung Der @eiunbbeit bes Sim
pes 3u risfiren. Sbt lit iosar uns
entbebrIider als bas Sleiif. Sb
bel Der Iitslpabl bes Sbites bieie
ooer iene Srlidt ben @or3us Dor Der
anberen peroient. ipielt feine HoQe;
man niiee proentlif Die fur5e 3eit
aus. mo es friides Sbit sibt. Die
gafterien auf benz Sbite iinb, mas
Die gnfitebung bon aranibeiteu ans
lansf. niht bon 8ebentuns. Sdle.
mo burh Sbft cine arnnfbeit iibera
trasen tporbcn mare, iiub ebenio pers
ihpinbeno ielten ooer 10 rnbefunnt.
ipie beim @enub o 8rot, grDtfen
ober dbnlihem. 3psisniide 8rilnpe
liegen bemnab fir bas Shdlcn unb
8aiden Deg IN Der Staot fdiflihen
Sbites nidt nor gtfpos auberes lit
es NIT ben. aus setpiIien 8einlifs
teits : Hiidiidten entiprineenoen
Iotipen: tpeun Semano Sbit, neil es
burh 10 unb 70 pieIe Sdnbe binburhs
seganeen iit,h nidbt nnseihdlt ooer
ungepaIdeit ellen min, 10 ldbt iif
Elm ipld,es ditbetiihes gmpfinben be-
greifen. Aub Die 8ehauptuns lit
nitt riftis, paB Die Shaleu Dem
ainbe ifaben fonnten. Or. Neter
ldBt Die 8inper bas Sbit rubis. NIT
einem 5uhe porber abserieben, uns
seidGlt ellen; ipenn Die Sfale cine
@irtuns ausiibt, 10 lit bas cine niisz
lide, inSem Die Gerbauuns baburf
siinitig beeinfluBt pirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08

fdbisfeit sefpdbrleiiten. gs lit alIo
audi 5fpedlpibris, eireu anitri9 ounfcl
! 8u fdrben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08
@enm her Batter nit benz sObne :.

Cine Ifrpierise 0er!uanotifar lit
unlGnsit in einem 0Orideu Der Alts
mart suItanSe sefommen. Sn Siibs
rinmsboi bel 3anbsbera baben tiir5s
lid, Gin 5~3idbriaer 9auernsutsbeiiser
unb heiieu 26idbrieer Spbn 5ipei
Sdmeitern g%ebeiratbet. Ser Siuse
nabm it'd bic 24idbrise sur Srau.
ndbrenp Der 0ater Die 19idbrise cbe.
lid)te. Der Sinnn Der seaenipdrtigen
8erlpanStidaft lit nun alto Der, baB
Batter unb Spbn SfpdgerSleute ses
morben iinb nnS Die ~19idbriss
Sdipelter sic Sbtpicaermutter ibrer
24iGbrigen Shtpeiter lit. Sie
Sdpiegertohter beS 8auernautsbes
iibers lit feline S6ipdgerin, feline
Srau. bic Shpie9ermlitter, sleihfauS
SdipGaerin ibres Shtpiescriobnes.
Die 1~9iGbrisc @ottin lit Die Stiefs
'mutter ibres 26idbrieen S6ipieger<
io6neS unb Sdlpa9ers 9eiporben.
Rod piel Ihtpicriser pirb aber Die
8erwanptiba ipcun aus Der 9ops
pelebe 8iuber berporscben. Sic
Gettern unS goniinen perben Damn
eleid5eitis Snfel unb Heife. 3ante
unb Rifte. Der ~53idbrise Sauerns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08
t~tnperniinitise Nihter.

Sn Chicago bate Elm Gater ieinem
~10idhrisen Sunscu iiinaIt nit Dem
Shuiterriemen cine 3raht Siebe iiber
Sen Ebeil hes 8GrperS periest. BON
Dem mani III an~itdnbiser 8eieaihait
nidt ipriht. Ser ncrioblte Snnse
lieB icinen Goter pcrbaitcn (.l,. unb
Der Hidter lieB ben alteu Shuiter MIR
unter Der @ebinauna itraffrei lnlieu.
baS er es nid,t m4her tbue. = Die
refine unsefebrte 8eltl bcmerft bu5il
nit Hedt elm 9edielblatt. Iber bds
fommt BON u~nierer briaantcu @elesz
acbung iammt Susenbcraicbnng, llno
Hidtcr mic Der poreripdbutc MAIDEN
lid burh iolfc llrtbcile einfah 8i
Witihulpigcn an Der tnuucr 9rpBcr
nerbenbeu 3iiseaoiisfeit Der anlcritaa
niiden Serren Sungen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08
Sbh,uein.

I'm einen Dem Wabeira dbnliden
Sbitipein an MAIDEN, nebme maj gang
friiaen. id)ouen reinen Cher friif
bon Der Sreiic uho iiige iopiel 5onig
binSu. paB elm iriides ri in Der
Sliiiiisteit i6hpinrmlt. Sann fode man
iie 10 Winuten inter sutem Ibld,dus
men uuh gieBe lie in Elm reines
8bisfeps SaB, bas aber MIR 81 Sreis
piertcl oapon poa ipirb. Wenn Die
@Gbruna porbei lit. fiile man bas
SaB nit benz ba5u uui9ebobeuen
Sbitipein (ober init anoerem sal,5
,friiheu an unp ihlase ben Spunb 81.
9aiie eS bis @dra lie9en. 5icbe cs
bann duf Slaiheu unb bebc ielbe in
einem fiiblcn Seller auf. Sc alter,
beito frditiscr unb ieincr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08

Wiemals fault Semanb bon sutem
9eihmad elm Robel, bas Saulen bat.
Die nid,ts traeen, beref Sfdite it'd
tbeilen, linn itd itiidpeiie NIT Sbiiren
fort3ubetpe9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08

Ser lImsahs NIT bdbliden. tdus
ihenben unb I~iisenbaiten 9inecn.
ihled,t nno ihleuberbaft searbeiteten,
idGnbet. Sod piel mebr Der nit
Iol6en. Die in elmer @eiie .ner3errt"
limb, bic gar feline 0erihoncruug. ions
bern cine robe SerbaBlifun9 lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08

Cine slattc Yenbclubr 1T biel
ihoner ais iene Hesnlatoren, beren
Sifferblatt faum erlaubt, Die 3eit abb
snleiem, ipdbrenb tie bon Sdulen unb
8eipuritel itarren. eefront pon einem
Gbler (ober it's Elm Spas?), Der aus
Con seprebt lit, aber nit ieinem Sel>
farbenanitrid portduiht. er lei aus
Nubbaumbol5 sei6niet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08
ahtet anf bic ainber!
8ebanfen iiber suten @eihmad.

Ser quite 8eihn,ad biitet iif Dor
allem 11eberldben unb llebertreiben,
Dor ienen .Shmiide 8eiu Seitn".
bas nit 8etpdlt 9er3ieruns auf Vera
5ierlng pfropft nnb 10 eiue burh bic
anbere nm bic Wirfnns brtnst. Heife
@er5ierunscn auf groben elatten
Griinben, bas lit zines Der 8ebeimz
niie beg auten @eihn,ads.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08

9icber cinen nirflih gut seflohte@
men 9rotfprb als cine -nernidelte"
eepreBte Sfale nit 8otbfdppden unb
Dem 8olf gum sleifen 3ped. Sort
nit bens uninnis perbusenen Vaien,
nm bic itd elm plnntpes ilnsefdbr pm
S%lnmenranfe ans idleftem Metaa.
suf fhlGnselt! Slumeu lam man
ia bod nid,t bineinitellen. benn in
ibrer iiber iebe Seidrei6ung i6Dnen
uno foitli6en Hafbarid)aft pirft bas
rlnsetbiim bunbertfa1 enticelider.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-01-06
Little Locals.

Miss Eulalia Hall of Westpor
l'cs returned, TO enter school a
this place.
IL. X. Melton returned to Cen
terville this week.
The communication from Huck.
run was unavoidably crowded out
j. ID, Presson of Nc Kenzie, has
been visiting relatives here.
The well-digging was in opera
ton Monday but is discontinued,
Mrs, W, Fl, Lockhart and Miss
Ruby left Monday morning for
Paris returning that might,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cordus Barker
gave a dance at their home last
Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Moody visit
ed their daughter, Mrs w. w.
Whitfield this week.
MIR. end Mrs. E. q. Francisco of
Cullman, Ala. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. d. B. Thomas.
Ray Thompson, who has been
spending few days at Nashville,
returned home this week.
The K DIPS. lodge and Modern
Woodmen have .mozed to the old
X. of p. hall.
The Ladies Aid Society will
meet next Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. s. S. Clayton.
The Book Club will meet with
Mrs. L. j. Lowry next Wednesday
afternoon. Her last years book will
be discussed al.o Current events.
A, d, Parnell has moved to W.
5, Weatherly's and A, j, Weather.
ly will occupy the residence vaca.
ted,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Frazier gave
a delightfulparty to the young peo'
pie last Saturday night. A gooc
time was'participated'in by all pre-
sent.
Smallpox has broken out at thu
State Prison, Seven cases hav'
developed since Thursday night
five negroes andtwo whites, Their
Is no danger of it spreading beyon'
'he walls, but the prisoners ar
naturally apprehensive,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-26
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE

IAXATTVE QuIHIHes inc
world wide Cold and Grip remedy. re-
moves cause. Call for full name. Look
for signature e. W. GROVE. 25c.-Adv.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-26
lis, william H. Williams, J. L. Turner.

Wis, william H. Williams, J. L. Turner.
j. c.. Lynch.
Balcony Table (Right) No. WILLIAM
Rose. A. l.. Koenig. Charles B. Johnes.
A. @. Heller. B. Potter. Charles Miilor.
w. P. Blasius, George II. Fritz. Frank
Wadsworth.
Balcony Table (Right) No. 2-Joel
Dickinson. Ernest F. Keer. Charles A.
clifford. Oscar A. Mockridge, Frederick
Scharringhausen. George M. Dorrance,
Walter Smelling. Charles Ncbs. IT,.
Alexander Lelong.
Balcony Table (Right) No. S-John r.
Matthews, M. B. Wood. e. B. Leonard,
Arthur Van Ness, w. s. Roe, william
Provost. r. j. Mullisan, T. II. Hoover,
David Archibald.
Balcony Table (Right) No. ANDREW
Keer, Henry Loeff1er, William Roemer,
jr. George H. Smith. c. W. Nichols. l.
M. Uppercu, George Paddock, ". H.
Ellis, L. B. Zusi.
Balcony Table (Right) No. 5--Richard
r. Hill, Harry Tonks. Thomas Tonks.
Andrew Peterson, William 9. Bechtold.
L. r. Mergott, Miles w. Baney, George
W. Baney, Lewis NJ. Smith. 1r.
Balcony Table (Right) No. s--R. M.
Everett, Gilbert Z. Crogan, Scott Ger
man.. John J.. Hoppin. D. Frederick
Burnett, Gordon B. Phillips, F. D.
Stoutenburgh, r. 3. St~outenbursh.
Frank q. Dubois.
Balcony Table (Left) No. IA. G.
Navatier. William Sherman Rauch, G.
r. Blunt, Peter A. Smith, Caleb l..
woodruff, Fernand Well. Fl. r. Craw-
ford, Gilbert Nj. Cornish. A%lgernon T.
Sweeney.
Balcony Table (Left) No. George
w. Lent, Robert c. Stewart, ]. Fred
Braun, Harry C. Dodd. e.. J. A!legaert,
r. r. Young, John L. O'Toole, j. ".
Maynard. Henry J. Auth.
Balcony Table (Left) No. 9-John j..
Radel and guests. Leigh Harrison. MI
Wilcox, NJ. T. Gay and guests.
Balcony Table (Left) No. 4-Mory W
Smith and guests. w. Ha'sey Smith,
II. Lee, Clarence Hodson, M. B.
Tompkins, Charles Withertdge, Harry
Campton.
Balcony Table (Left) No. 5--Charles
A. Kelley, w. f. Burrows, Morris Cohn,
Abe Feist, Chester De Puy, A. II. Os-
borne, Richard Speer. John III. NC
Cracker, James j. Dooner.
Round Tables-Charles A. Haney and
guest. e. II. Mccormick, ST.. A. D.
Page, A. b. Waimsley, Moses Scheuer,
Albert Scheuer, Moses Sohloss, s. Buer-
man, Lazar Sternberg.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-26

". r. Harris, jr., Alexander Milne, w
s. Richardson, C. II. Hawkins, Frank
Brabson. A. @. Benfcld, William A
Baker, E. F. Theurich, F. B. Earle
F. Enderlin, jr.. John 7. Simpson, II,
c. Havell. e. J. O'Keefe.
Table H-Theodore s.. Fettinger, J,
w. Lushear, Spencer S. Marsh, Newton
Porter. John A. Macarthur. r. M
Hanschka. DR.. w. e. Holt, A. X. Doug
las. Charles Grant shaffer. A. c. Voei-
ker, George l.. Stats, s. j. Milligan,
DR.. William Buermann, William Fl.
Pierson, Halsey Connect, Alexander
5eidler, W. c. Jacobs, II. NJ. Friend,
A. J.. Harding. W. II. Fitze, Thomas
A. Webb. Joseph Walker, George r,
Scherer. w. A. Lawson.
Table IF, L. Eberhardt, II. Ezra
Eberhardt, A. c. Courier, William
Weiniseh, George H. Lambert, A. Il.
Allen, Charles II. Stewart, S. Fred
ericlr Bailey, p. III. Blauyelt, Chester
L. Cotton, F. w, Ball, w. r. Kingman,
r. C. J. Wiss, Albert II. Peal, The Rev.
William S, Phillips, L.. P. H. Peal, e. A.
Whitehouse. z. C. Strempel, Il. G.
Lender, Z. A. Geoffrey, w. w. Lyons,
T. Chisholm. II. Il. NJ. Hoerner,
Fl. j.. Hoerner.
Table is. Lescilziner, Louis Kreiger,
Theodore Michel, Louis McCloud, Sam
uel J. Blair, Charles E. Hetzel, August
A. Stengel. N. Sutherland, Ralph D.
Schmidt, Leo Goldsmith, Max Eisman.
Max Hertz, DIR. A. Mcconnell, Homer
Frank A. schaeffer. Joseph
Schaedel, II. p. Schaeffer. A. H.
Bierteumpfei, Joseph Wotiz, +. E.
Seller, S. B. Sprinz, August Sickles,
Elmer Eckhouse, Abram LichtInann.
Table K--George w. Jagle, DR.. B. d.
Evans, Dr.. G. f. Kraemer. Charles
Stopper, II. T. Leming, Julius D.
Straus, Isaac T. Straus, William NJ
Sommer. r. n. 5omrner, Nathan Myers,
w. c. Bolles, William J. Gardner, l..
v. Aronson and guests, J. P. Schwsrz,
Carl Heller, Jacob L. Newman. s.
Scheuer, Henry Solomon, Sidney III.
Solomon. Il. Scheuer, j. d. Baer, Paul
F. Leithoff.
Table Thomas Allsopp, Albert Il.
Allsopp. Theodore c. Mertz. Charles j..
Rob, j. r. Farmhouse, Wilson C. Ely.
John II. Capstick, F. w. Kelsey. S.. G..
Bailey, J. M. Van Orden, Lewis G. Hall,
F. Baker. e. r. Alisopp, John l..
George D. White, Albert
Phillips, Jordan Green, Matthew II.
Chase. Horace S. Osborne. Madison
AlIing, Coles A. Seeley, BENJAMIN jar
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-26
CRANKS HIS AUTO AND
SETS FIRE TO MACHINE,

Charles S. Cooper, Of 254 Clifton re.
nue., cranked up his Atlas automobile
at the corner of Marshall and Haisey
streets this morning. He cranked 1t all
right, so much so hat he started a
fire in the machines radiator that be-
fore it was put o had practically de-
stroyed the machine.
After Cooper had put out the fire
that enveloped him and burned off his
eyebrows and part of his whislSers and
mustache, he tried to put out the main
fire by throwing sand on 1t. That
method failed. A still alarm brought
the host wagon from Engine Company
No. 8, a block away, to put out the
blaze.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-26
SURELY BREAKS
Up A BAD COLO
IN A FEW HOURS
Several Doses Put an End to the
Most Severe Grippe
Misery.

Pape's Cold Compound is the result
OF three years research at a cost OF
more than fifty thousand dollars. and
contains no quinine, which we have
conclusively demonstrated is not eff
fective In the treatment OF colds or
grippe.
II is a positive fact that a lose OF
Pape's Cold Compound, taken every
two hours until three consecutive doses
arc taken. will end the Grippe and
break up tho most severe cola. either
in the head, chest. back. stomach.
limbs or any part OF the booy.
1t promptly relieves the most miser-
able neuralgia pains, headache, dull
ness. head and nose stuffed UP. fever
ishness, sneexing. sore throat, running
of the nose. mucous catarrhal dis-
charges, soreness. stiffness and rheu-
matte twinges.
Take this harmless Compound as
directed, with the knowledge that
there is no other medicine made any
where else in the world which viii
cure your cold or end Grippe misery
as promptly and without any other
assistance or bad after-effects. as a
rs cent package of Pape's Cold Conn
pound, which any druggist In the
world can supply.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-26
DEMANDS PROBE INTO
BALLINGER MATTER.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-Represent-
alive Hitchcock, of Nebraska. sprailg
a sensation in the House today by de-
manding an investigation of the 'ir-
regular proceeding which has resulted
In a delay Of f%orty-nine days In getting
the reports of the Ballinger-Pinchot in
v~estigating committee printed and into
the hands Of members of the House.
An acrimonious debate followed in
which Speaker Cannon took an active
part resenting what he termed an i'm
piled criticism of the chair.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-26
Guests at Banquet.

Guests at Banquet.
The ~banqueters were assigned to
places in the boxes and at the tables as
follows:
Box A-Joseph Coult, John A. Clifford,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-26
WEST END HOTEL AT
ASBURY PARK ON FIRE.
$4,000 Damage Done Before
Blaze Is Subdued.

ASBURY PARK, Jan. 26.-The West
End Hotel. one of the largest and
best known of the hotels Of this re-
sort, was partially destroyed by fire to-
day. The blaze was controlled after
IL had caused damage estimated at
$4,000 and had threatened to spread to
other big hostelries along the ocean
front. All the available fire apparatus
in the city and vicinity was called out
to tight the flames.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-26
SENATOR ALDRICH
CHARTERS STEAMSHIP.

BRUNSWICK. Ca, Jan. Ex-senator
Nelson w Aldrich, of Rhode Island
who arrived at Jekyl Island several
days ago In search of a quiet resting
place, has so much improved in health
that he has decided to prolong his visit,
and probably will remain on the island
for two or three weeks more.
Senator Aldrich has chartered a pas
senger steamer. the Attaquin, and will
use it for pleasure trips. The steamer
is a large and comfortable one, and il
is announced that the Senator will
spend most of his time on the water
during his stay at the island.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-26
EDITOR TELLS OF OTHER
BIDS FOR EDITORIALS.

WASHINGTON, D.. C.. Jan. 20
Alfred w. Dodsworth, business man
ager of the New York Journal of Com
merce, before the House ship subsidy
investigating committee today told of
an attempt TO buy the editorial sup
port Of his publication in favor of the
American governments purchase OF
the Panama Canal property of the De
Lesseps Company, Of France.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-26

OIL N

COLUMBUS, O.. Jan. ga warrant,
charging use of the United States mail
to defraud, was served today OH DR..
w. A. France, former president Of the
Cleveland Oil Company, of Los Angeles.
Cal, at his home, 1000 East Broad
street. DIR. France was found sick in
bed by Deputy u. g. Marshals Shilling
and Bauer. From his sick bed the pris-
oner was a~rraigned, pleaded not guilty
and furnished bond.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-26
MEMcANs DENY SMALLPOX REPORT.

TAMPICO. Mex, Jan. 26.-Reports
published generally throughout the
United States to the effect hat an cpl
demic of smallpox prevails in Tam
pico are declared by the authorities
here to be Not more than
ive persons are Ill with the disease at
present, they say, and so far this sea-
son only three deaths have occurred as
the result OF smallpox.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-26
LAWYER ON TRIAL,
F0RGETS HIS ROLE
As A DEFENDANT
Attorney Cook Interrupts Pro.
ceedings in Middlesex Court
During Examination.
Especial to the Newark star.l

NEW BRUNSWICK, IAN. 26.--The
trial OF Henry B. Cook, q Middleeex
lawyer, charged with obtaining $3.50
from q client under false pretenses.
concluded at noon today before Judge
Lyon, n the Try is now considering
the verdict. Mr.. Cook Is q former city
clerk Of New Brunswick and was q
candidate for the Democratic nominal
ton OF Assemblyman last fall against
Assemblyman August Streitwolf. He
has about the largest practise 1T the
criminal a in the county. He mad
retained Howard MacSherry, of New
ark. to defend him, but Mr.. MacSherry
found it impossible to come here be-
cause OF his Essex county engagements,
and former Judge C. Z. Cowenhoven
conducted his case. Prosecutor Theo-
dore b. Booraem represented the State.
Tho States charge is that he bor-
rowed $3.50 from Mrs. Walter Church.
the money being a part Of a trust fund
held by her as executor of the estate
of her father. George Stone. tie had
given her a mortgage on property in
Remsen avenue, this city, purporting
that the property belonged to Paul
Constantinidus, a Greek. The Greek
lot CACCubCQ N OOuo AIlu ItOA gas IA
her favor on the property to secure
the loan. The property was really In
the name of Antonio Cafarro. Mr..
Cooks defense is that no acted IN good
faith.
FOrgets He's Defendant.
Lawyer Cook several times seemed
to forget his position as defendant and
assumed his roll as counsel by inter-
the prosecutor. This morning
he charged the prosecutor with a mis-
statement of testimony and dramati-
exclaimed: Fair play Is fair play,
and that's all / want" This morning
Senator George s. Silzer and Deputy
County Clerk Robert w. Helm were
called in rebuttal by the State.
Senator Silzer, who had succeeded
Cook as counsel for Mrs. Church. simply
testified that he had notified Mr.. Cook
tina Mrs. Church did not waive her
claim for $3.50 by accepting the Cook
mortgage In the place of the Greeks