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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-10-13

Misses Mabel Schoenleber and
Belle McVay, Of Rock Port, were
Sunday guests OF Miss Ida Bonner.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-10-13

County named FOR Daniel Rir. Holt. ~
Platte County.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-10-13

RUBY.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-11

@rdub Sorts @ountp y. 9nt, / 9rrbes
Den af. bpor 8peu Niagara ienerc bleu
bnggct. "a ben fra 9arusben buuoe hss
itet rige grfdringtr / 3nbpeeerIipetS
8ieuporoigbeher oe Srab. bIep ban Der
en- 9eSer for al StureIie iaapeI i Sotus
ret iom | set firieltge, @If 8auep Wees
nigbeo bar ban meb AZ orsauiiere. % bar
SeuS 8~eprrientant til SorcuinaSmsoct /
NirnedroIis Rem 13oe Suni 1890, od
oen Sorene6e noritsIutberite 4irte bIcu
itiftet. % 6oreuinaeu liant Neuiebe.
Sens |rrt % SripicI gIroeoe ham me-
GET. Sib'tIeber Sunnar bcsbubtc ban
at pIages Gf ct gtapeuube, iom icnere
bite ia at pgre 9rGft. bpiI,et reiulteres
DC / bans SOB BEN 29Sr SUM. 9eernpeIs
len foregit ben lite SuII uuoer ben iters
itc 0eltaaeIie / Reui9beoeu. Meuiabes
Sers 8rrit, Yaitor Riuq'fab. forretteSe
% bolot en- eribcuhe Sale ober Bob. 8,
40. % pan @If @nIp @raoluno bleo ben
aicsbe iteot iii SoiIs RED Sioeu at fin
foruo beheuedugnc Suitru. q. guert'on
babe 7 Ssiienoe. al bpiltc . operIeoer
BAN.
ct tort Cab bar SIrgt o. Senuer IiSt
beb oeune itilfGrOioe. Srbeusmonos
@ortanrg, men bort Sab bIir bans @ins
btu9, 90 oeIiiguet here hans Rinoe!
q "
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-11
SIomnertege.

9loniterleaene / 3oulouie err a
biitoriif Sprinoelie; De ~ifriper iil
belt fra set femtenoe aarbuu6rebe
0e aiboIoes / oiSie Sage. Oct Ell
Gigtcre % 0iaterinoer, iom fappeS
ON Iriien for beu beoIte Doe, r
for bpilfen ben gplone Imarantb'
uobeIes, oet beOite GpuS, Der belen.
mes meo "SclopioIcn". 6or Der
bebitc Gleeie gipc5 en- SeIo.2epe.
tano. for SEN itiorneite Spmne eI.
Ter Comet til Soniru NorioS Trii
en- SpIpliIie.
Sor Ell Groinopgaue uooeleS er
Rpperoie | @uIo ~ oeu fol bebnno.
lie en- eIIer nroen bersmt 6ronif
mans 2epnet.
SibtiI bar 3bie Mai 9ngeu fol
8riSbeIsuriugen, men Sioen er NJ
iornnoret til sunni, Grbeioerre mac
pPre inbIeoereoe / 5ebruar. gfaoe
MET, iom uooeIer Briien, begioer ZIG
Ieoioget al Weiiif til &irfeu, boor
Vrpmierne err opitiIeoe paa Alteret
omounone al &oieuauirInuber. lin
9e Bigger befrumer 8inoerne, ion
bar gipet fit 2oro ct Meiterpert
afaoemietS 1rofeSior lGier op D.
prisbeIenneoe 8erfer % opaiper
bpilfe Spgoper Der fol beioares ii
n9ite aarS glomiterIege.
s BET Observation-Disclosures par a
0igterinoeu GIemeuce Siaure for
Gret rige Sober til gIomiterIegeneI
giboIbeIie, % benoeS 8ileoe er Der
for opbGngt bIanbt 8ortrpterne q
Gouloilies bersmte Wpnb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-11
Jon Steuros sion.

Den 17be SUM bar SSlan6, iom
for meooeIt, meb itore Setter ferret
SunOreoeaars0agen for lin bersmte
BoIitifer Son Si9urOions SsbieI.
San bar f%rentragenbe iom Sprogs
manb og SiItorifer; men BET er iom
StatSman0 bans Wtinoe nj er fei.
ret. Get bar BAN, iom mere emo nos
gen baooe S%ortieneiten Of at Ss-
LAMB / 1874 fit en- Representation.
% efter aItingets SpretteIie par
ban Weolem o9 Breiioent / en- Iar.
rGffe, en- naturlig Sing - ifri-
per banff "Nationaltioenoe" =,
naar man betGnfer oe iieIone getin.
gelier, ban eieOe for at bore fit
Soils 6eter % poIitiife SpOrager.
Com fongeoalgt WeoIem al ben
grunolopgipenbe Soriamling bare.
tog ban / benre ISLANDS Snteresier,
% BON fipmpebe | oct felgenbe
Iorti ufortre6ent for @iennemfprel-
len al islauoif Spritpre, ioa Gltin.
get | Screening meo 4ongen ifliloe
ia WpnOigbeb oper gens i9rlige
anliggenoer % en- isIanbif Winiiter
ia Spbe / Statsraa6et, mar set be.
banoleoe Sa9er, fGaeS for Sslnn6
og 9anmarf.
0a Sorfatningsiagen | 8eapnbel-
len al Spttierne fom til foreIsbig
Ifgierelie % Selgerne gif bit, la
ban fit SOB I 8GgtifaaIen for Set
W9gIingsforilo9, iom ga o9iaa en-.
itemmt9 gif igiennem. Sngen bar
bpret ISLANDS poIitiIfe Samlingss
merle iom Son Si~girbion. Sans
4utoritet gialOt life bare / Spergs.
maolet ON De itore ~teoretiife l1b.
biflingslinier, ben naaebe ogiaa neb
/ Sinaniernes, SanbeIens og $50
lens praftiife SpsrgsmaaI. Sg iii
glnerfienOeIien Of bans rise fr,,gt-
bringenbe 8irfiombeO fsier iig emo
mi en- SsleIie: 9eunorirgen for
hans aurafter. Sbi oerom er ole
enige, at ben fore SslGnoer bar ct
fnit oe Goelt, ct tint og pIetfrit @en.
neife.
San 6ebe I Sisbenbabn 1879,
man bans Sig f6rtes til SsIanO og
~begrapebes | Hepfiabtf UNDER fore
SsitioeIigbeoer. Srgen onben SO.
lGnoing bar ] oeu ieuere Tio grebet
iaa b~eitemmenoe inb | tit 2anSs 81.
%itorie, % oct er berfor finn nutitr.
Iist, at Sslpnbineerne betrogter
Gqm iom en- national Seros.
e~laafGrbis. "SoaS for roget, Warie.
Sc I9ier I min 9~ibliotbefsbog, mar Sc
ftal tsrre Steo? Zen er f%dSiiitl
"GIbeIes life, Srie. BEN er tpertimoo
en- belt moberne &omdnl"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-11
apitterina.

Sc dnmobeS berbeo pdn BET penIig'ts
ON al opta9e reberitaaeube Ranreliits
orer De al mig iii 2otp montague 9is
erdg I'll SpfsreIien al ct aapeI pna So
ecrps 8dmIe airieeaarb, Gcrore 6rou,
@uobrdnosbnIen:
9. 6. 8aGrSer So. Wtrs. gaari Graz
iIetteu 81, Soar auoeriou (Stormprbats
FEM soc, Rartin amuuoior 81, Saus
BauIiou (9raaroal 50, ale ira Stdrs
buct, Rinn. WrS. Ildrit Sraubau,
Chicago, 81. 81; Trs. 9arI SIiou
t6GnosIotteu) soc. aarI GIiiu (Saaoss
lutteu) 50c be99e fra Surters Tratrie.
Otinn. /; Sper =. @pbrc. MAILER, Riuu.,
50; @eber 6. @aaroer. sramer, u. Sat.
$1,000; linton y. 9ranae, 9leutpuob,
Minn. 50. SiIinnuneu $3.50.
Spis Der or nogeu Here. Tom erifer q:
rGre meb, ioa mootaaes 9iorag fremoes
les for fort Eib.
clinton z. 9ranae.
@Ientpoob, Riuu., lite SuIi 1911.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-11
ct tnerfeligt Solf.

Syabanerne err efter oe SPr6eS De.
ming life De oprinoelige Snobpggere
! Sapon; bette ifal oerimoO ct mer.
felig 5oIfeIlag ppre, iom Dor poa Den
iapanife Q 9esio.
gn omerifanif Reiien6e, Ser bar
ppboI6t iig / IGngere Sio paa oenne
Q og ituOeret Solicit, iom faloes
ainoer, iortGaer abifiui8e interes'
iante Sin9 ON Dem.
aQere6e oeo oct fsrite Giefait -
tiger ban ~ Ter man tpoelig, at De
life tilbsrer noget al De nnbre aiia'
fife 6olfeilog; be er Iangt i~terfere
CO ioGrere bpg9et og bar life De ifiG.
be Zine. ainoerue err iiffert SSorbers
bnarrigeite 6olf; paa mango al benz
naar Saaret iii Sorber % oGtfer
belle aroppen Tom en- IrnGt.
Suieue er ganife beipnberlige; Se
bar finn ct giuSlt, iom alto penSer
moo Ut.
Solicit leper al Sagt o. 6iifcri;
men Sc afgioer en- flor Gel al lt6bpt
tet til fine Serrer, Saporcrre. 7e
bar Ell Ssooirg, iont, bo ban mo6tog
cen Reiienbe. bar ii6rt lin Stasorngt
% baa Sopebet bar en- arone AZ SrG
meS en- gisru al ao6ber / Nioten.
ainoer bsrer til De oeososmte ga.
tioner; Der fin0es M reppe mere
END 10000 al BEN, % oct eneite, iom
S~apaneierne, Der bar tat Oeres Snno,
qisr for Dem, er at opfr9pe Stat;
eIer5 lar DC Dem ifjstte iig ieIo.
aoinSerne itaar enOnu Iaoere emo
NPnoene; be maa uorette alt Oct
tuugeite arbeiSe; bper RanO bar
Here Sooner. Raar en- aoinbe msoer
en- Raro, itnnier bun os bsier iig
iamtiSig meS, at bun boIber Saan.
cen for Wproen, forat life benbes
irene aanoe fol beimitte BAN.
gnboer gift aoinOe bar pea Suer.
laben Ell breo, tort Stribe inotatppe.
ret. 5atoperinsen er meset Imerte.
iulS, og Der iorIsber to aar. inoen
Ben er belt iarbig; men iaa er oet og.
ina Ell Segn pad, at bun er sifteiRr.
Dig.
ainoerne tror paa ct lltaI al onSe
aonoer, Tom De unibrubt mao for.
lone peS SiaIp Of Sffersaper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-11
ct beHaelaat 8aaobns,

Zen lille gp Slaurwit / @aleS bar
/ oiSie Gage opret 8ieuitauo for en-
9ebonoIing, JON oite er ouergaaet ena
felte 9orgere baabe Der oe andre Ste
ser, men iom oiitnof iiGloen eller al.
ORIG ier er pe0eriareoeS Ell bel gD
iom iaeOan. 9pen er nemIig bleuen
beilagIaet, 3. b. |. roturligpiS life
belle 8pen, men ben Gel al Den, Der
rcprpienterer oen, remliJ Haoobulet.
Saaen bprger inoleoeS iammen, at
en- Suseier | 9Ianrwit iiior ariagoe
Gag moo @peu, forOi ben hoooe Ia.
BET sc oifentIi9e &loafIebninaer lobe
iS pon ct SteO / Gonnapilober, boor
aloofoonbet tiIisiebe BAN % bans
8eorift ~betpoeIig Sfnoe, 90 | 9ecem-
Der Waoneo flor ~aiiluttebes So8en
for bGieite Snitors meb oct ReIultat,
at Sltseiercn Tiff MeoboIo og 9pen
bleo bsmt iii al uoreoe SogenS On.
foiminger % betale bam en- lterre
@ritatnirg, iuIt ca. $1,000. gtu er
2Iarrpit en- meSet fnttig 9p, % oa
&aSier bar tom, funoe Den life be.
tale Bette geIsb. ga Tengene ituoig
uoebIep, gif oct, iom oct / ioaoamq
SiIiGl0e ifaI gaa; forIeoen mebte
aongens Sogcb pna Haaobuiet % be.
~ilaoIagoe set meo alt Lett og iait Sn'
pentar til Sifferbeo for &useierenS
6orbring poo 9pen.
gpenS %fommunale 2e0ere bar
fuISitGnbig tabt Sope0et % begriber
life, bpaS DC ifaI title op ;.men / Re.
gierin9en operoeier man eiter 6orIp.
oenoe, ON oct life fam IoOe iis giere
at gipe 9pen ct itsrre 2oon, iaa Sen
fan betale i'm 9i9IO og fomme oocr
ariien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-11

manaIer pan bette, beror, tror ieg,
/ ~p9ientIig Won berpaa. at oi aIorig
belt bar lGrt boeranore at fienbe Ell.
Ter BELT bar funnel I9tte os inc |
bperanbres SGnfeiGt.
SSor Of fonlme oerben, fltnoe MAJ
panifeIig iinOe en- beore Bel enc oen,
iom ri bar ilooet in6 poa: 9erior.
Zig Sererins og Somopr / Screening
meo Somarbeioe for fGIes WoaI
Dor al De Heprpientanter for De ire
2anbe, iom er nleo poa oct. funoe
banne en- &iernetrop, bel ififfet til
of fierne De %InIeoninger til gfiSfor.
I%taaeIie % WlisItemniug, iom fan
opItoo, % fan oen &iernetrop fist
eiter liot bore, iaa ben omfatter
baaoe RcprGientotioner og 5olf, ba
fan ri boabe paa en- lps 6reutio for
Be nor0iife 6oIf.
Eli oenne ubmerfeSe SreSstoIe
fnptter norif "MorgenbIaoet" noe,
tie Sag folgen0e 9emetfninger:
llber at uuoerfienbe Oe paa Som
f%erencer forte SorbanoIingers gGgt,
bill Ri uimooiagt fine fuitilon, at Sri
berre De 8eers SaIe oe0 9onfetteu
igaar iatte Sen Brit oper let, iom
bill gipe 6rebsrpoet bets pari9ite
9etporiug, bets itsrite HGffcoi60e.
Som Sroforer for be ipenife Hies-
o~agsmpnbs 9eIegerte faitilog ban,
at inObprOes arig / NorOer er utPn.
felig, og of ri paa ale SiOer bill
oGre beOit tient meo, at la 6ortio
bore 6orti0 og peb at gaa frentober
/ gieniiOie 6oritaaelie og Glib.
Get Dor en- Man6s Orb, tsie peiet
og formet, fsr oe fremferteS / Ell
feitli8 Stun6. Orb, iom bar / Jig
&ierncn til ct politif 8rogrom for
Samarbei0et / Ror0en.
Get er Dor Gro, at SEN itats.
manOSmGSiigc 2inie, iom Oerigien.
mem er uoituffet, / ale 0orbenS
9anbe bill gaa Ell ieierrig SremtiO
ims6e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-11

Sna mango af apiuScus Sbgoomme
opitdur az en- urcgcImrsiig g2doefuuts
tiou. muIiapis paG @runo at Oeues @es
i~.eoenbeO. at man life iraftigt NOT fan
benIeoe bereS Cpmrriiom6eo paG Big
tiqheSeu AZ Serne Sieuo9ieruiue. Settle
er dItio al tor @etpouing, uoeu Ssnigu
til 0isn. men napnLi5 for aOtuoer.
ara Sen Sio SiScn moSres iuStiL Sc
~tritiife Var or ooerituaet bar BUN dltio
DC beoite Gbaueer iii AT beoare Suros
heoeu. boiS rum SOLDER i'm Irpe reeuIes
ret. SuiS Sc iclu iporcr S~tmoSuiueer.
meo SdarIigt aauOeorGt. llolGt, popeos
pine. 8asopitso "a andre SpmDtomer
paa llforNeieIigbee, beuDt on en- lille Sos
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-11
Ntilnt, let GarerinesmiSSel
for KpinSer fences irit.

is at Or. GaIoipeus Ssrup geDiir. "a
er IN abiuoes Soooritmiooel. Sc BIZ
fiuoe, at De fan oDbsre meo Sdfte, itRrf
e RensrtngsmiSler o.i.o., Der er dloeIcs
%uitittet til 6oiuoeHS 9ebon.
mrs. Gatberiue 5dberitro5 / Re9ces
@oeis. ga. OF Grs. u. g. 6errjcf /
@beelcr, 92id., iom bar rrter lGnmet
I g~lapefunftioueu er nj belbreoet meO
bette gtiOOel en- FIJI Rrs0eflaite fan
fans oeo at ienSe i'm doresie til Or. Us.
q. GdIope1, $50 GdIOpeI guiIotug.
RontieeIIo. On. og efter at 3e er oUers
bepiit ON oeus Barb fan Dc tisoe IN
Slate 5os apot5etsren for so Gents eler
St.0O.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-06
found who knows of any reliable state

found who knows of any reliable state
ment that Mr.. Cross is a candidate.
Notwithstanding this a statement
has been made to the effect hat State
Chairman James r. Nugent is insisting
upon naming Mr.. Cross n all other
men who are to fill Assembly positions.
The spreading of rumors OF this sort
is cooked upon by prominent Demo-
Gratis as intended to cause dissension
in the party. These statements are
strongly resented by them and all those
who have the interests of the party at
heart.
Another report has 1t that the place
of ~doorkeepcr is to be given to a rela1
tive Of Valentine Braun, of East Or
ange, through the efforts Of Mr.. Nu-
gent. With the malicious intent to show
a personal motive the statement also
AYERS that Mr.. Nugent is a business
partner of Mr.. Braun. When Mr.. Nu-
gent was questioned by a representa-
tive Of the STAR last night he
shrugged his shoulders and said:
No Truth in story.
You know very well that this is not
true; why do you ask me the ques-
tion?"
Asked about the other reports and
statements about the caucus and the
candidacy Of Mr.. Cross. the State
chairman made this declaration:
u deprecate this attempt by. some
people to SOW discord In the Democratic
party, especially between the Assembly
men and myself. These malicious eff
forts are not made by friends of the
party. but by its enemies and that
ought to tell the tale. I think it SUM-
Client when I say that Mr.. Cross is
not a candidate for the office of clerk
of h Assembly. In fact, nobody has
been slated for any position within the
gift of the Essex delegation and the
question of patronage will be settled
by the caucus which will be held
shortly, Inc by nobody else.
"All talk to the contrary is without
any foundation and tho result of the
caucus win show how much there Is
to It."
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-06
NOT ONE GRAIN
OF QUIN|NE IN
THIS COMPOUND
Surely Breaks a Cold and Ends
Grippe Misery in a Few
Hours.

The most severe cold will be
broken and all grippe misery ended
after taking a dose OF Pape's Cold
Compound every two hours until three
consecutive doses are taken.
You will distinctly feel all the dis
agreeable symptoms leaving after the
very first dose.
The most miserable neuralgia pains,
headache, dulness, head and nose
stuffed up, feverishness. sneezing. run
ming of the nose, sore throat, mucous
catarrhal discharges, soreness, stiff-
ness, rheumatism pains and other dis
tress vanish.
Pape's Cold Compound is the re-
suit of three years research at a cost
of more than fifty thousand dollars,
and contains no quinine, which we
have conclusively demonstrated is not
effective in the treatment of colds or
grippe.
Take this harmless Compound as d.
rected. with the knowledge that there
is no other medicine made anywhere
else in the world which will cure your
cold or end Grippe misery as promptly
and without any other assistance or
bad after-effects as q 25-cent package
of Pape's Cold Compound, which any
druggist in the world ear supply.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-06
MDLYM MEN TO
HOLD CAUCUS ON
STATE PATRONAGE
State Chairman DisCredits At
tempt to Sow Seeds of Discord
in Democratic Ranks.

Notwithstanding rumors to the con-
trary, a caucus of the Essex County
Assemblymen will be called to settle
the question of patronage to which the
county is entitled" declared State
Chairman James r. Nugent last night,
land all statements otherwise are moth
ing but the creation OF a d~isgruntled
newspaper.
''The only reason the caucus has NOT
yet beer called, as had been expected,
is because Assemblyman-elect Charles
w. Brown. Of East Orange. is on a
business trip. He is expected to return
today, and II he does notices Tor a
caucus will be sent out Immediately
probably to be held tomorrow
No Candidates Slated.
It is known that so far no men are
slated to fill the positions which have
been allotted to Essex n no Assent
blyman has been pledged to anyone for
any position. Washington M. Cross.
secretary of the Democratic County
Committee, whose name has been mem
toned in one report as that Of a can
didate for the most important gift OF
the Legislature. clerk of the Assembly,
is not q candidate nor ever has been
for that position. and no n can &c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-06

store about twenty miles from Boston,
and we were able to live comfortably
and give Jean some comforts that are
to be found in a modern home. Abou
two years ago l failed in my business
and Jean left us. We kept track of her
about three months and then all trace
of her whereabouts was lost.
For a while after my failure Jean
was a waitress in a restaurant in Bos-
ton, and, l might say, 1t was there
that she met Wandless. He moved in
good society, was the member of a
wealthy family and consequently had
plenty of money to spend. He gave
Jean handsome jewelry, took her auto
mobile riding frequently and gradually
won her heart. ] do not believe that
she thought him a thief when she de-
cided to go away with him.
The Girl Truthful and Outspoken.
1.-THE fact that Jean pleaded guilty
last week to. being IN accomplice to.
Wandless Is not surprising to either
myself or her mother. She was an
o~utspoken, honest girl. never concealing
anything, and when she had to face the
charge she did so in an honest and
straightforv ard manner.
II have come to Paterson to see
what can do for her in response to
a letter We received from Jean on New
Years Day. She wrote from the jail
telling us of her sorrow to be found by
her parents in such a plight, and beg
ging one or both of us to come to her.
l do not know. of course. what dispo-
sition will be taken of her case. but if
she is leniently dealt with | will take
her back to Boston. where she declares
she VIII endeavor to live down the ter
rible mistakes of her life.
Jean is but 16 years old, although
her appearance is deceiving. 1t was a
sad meeting. When she left us she
was but a girl of IA. I have never seen
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-06
Sentence Pronounced on Jean
Mitchell, Confessed Accom-
plice of Dead Burglar.
FOSTER-FATHER PLEADS
IN VAIN FOR FREEDOM
Young Woman Declares She Pre-
fers Prison Life at Pres
emf Time.
Especial to the Newark star.1

PATERSON, Jan. 6.-Jean l.. Mich
ell, the aocomplice of Thomas Wand
less, the dead Passaic "RaffIes." was
committed to the State Home for Girls
by Judge Scott in Special Sessions
Court this morning. The court, in pro-
nouncing sentence, informed c. X.
Mitchell, the foster parent of the girl,
that his was the only course ihe could
pursue, inasmuch as four warrants had
been received this morning by Sheriff
Rancier from the authorities in Cam
den. where the young woman. Isl wanted
for burglary.
Although Mr.. Mitchell had come from
Danvers, Mass, to take the girl home
with him, In the event of the court sus-
pending sentence, Miss Mitchell refused
to go. declaring at the present time she
preferred prison life.
Girl "A Founding.
Miss Mitchell, in answering the ques-
tons of the court, said she has no
knowledge as to who her parents were.
She was a founding in st. Johns, N.
b., when 3 months old, ard was adopt
ed by.. the sMitcheYls, who later moved
to Massachusetts. She went to school
until she was IA and left home two
years ago when Mitchell's wife de-
serted him.
She says her foster parents drinking
habits was the cause of the breaking
up of the household The girl went to
Boston and with two other girls main
tained a fiat for over six months.
Then she met Wanhless and the two
started of on a career of supper bur
glaries'' that wound up with the shoot
ing of her companion in Passaic. The
two, she said, invaded houses in Bos-
ton, IN its suburbs. Providence. Cam1
den, College Point, Philadelphia and
surrounding towns.
c.. II. Mitchell, of Danvers, Mass,
came to Paterson yesterday and visited
the girl at the Jail. Since her confine-
ment on December 5 she has commune
Gated with her friends and appealed to
them 10 do something to secure her re-
lease from Imprisonment. The meeting
between the two was affectionate, and
the father promised to do all he could
to settle the girls ease with the court.
Mr.. Mitchell unfolded some of the
facts IN the life of the young girl, who
seems to have led a strange life for
some time. He said:
Yes, I am Jean Mftchell's father, or
to tell the truth, ] am her foster father.
She was adopted by my wife and my
self when she was 8 months old. I was
the proprietor of a small department
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-06
JANUARY THAW Is
ALMOST UPON US,

Almost-but not q~uite-today Newark
came in for a thaw. 1t didn't quite. be-
cause the thermometer only got to so
above, but warmer weather with snow
is pledged for tonight and still warmer
for tomorrow, and the local observer
wouldn't wonder II a real January
thaw did hit us quite early in the
month.
But before 1t reached the 80 mark the
mercury travelled far, for at 8 this
morning 1t was only is above and it
stayed there three hours and then
hung low until the sun came along and
sent 1t into temperate regions.
How much snow Is due for tonight
the weather bureau folks can't say.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-06
CROWDS
BIG PROBLEM Of
ELk|NS FUNERAL
Hetels and Restaurants of West
Virginia Town Face Sc
ri0us Situation.

ELKINS, w. Va, Jan. 6.-Hotel and
restaurant keepers here are called upon
to face a serious problem in feeding the
crowds expected tomorrow and Sunday
to attend the funeral of Senator
Stephen B. Elkins.
Large delegations of public men from
Washington and business men from
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
will live in their private cars and this
trains on which they arrive, but the
many personal friends, employees and
politicians, who will come from all parts
of West Virginia, may be compelled TO
go hungry before their return home.
Senator Ellins was an important EN-
ployer of labor, and it is expected that
big delegations will be present from
his principal enterprises. Preparations
are being made to care for these
people, but even the most optimistic
believe it will be impossible to feed
them all.
Among the arrivals expected tonight
is Governor Glasscock and a number OIL
State politicians. including many mem
bers of the Legislature, who will Gomez
in a special train. They will remain
until after h funeral services.
AZ
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-06
VESPERS OF
ID. u" AT W. HOBOkEN.
Newark Will Send Big Delega-
ton from Catholic Clubs.

At a meeting of the committee in
charge held last night at the Catholic
Institute 1t was decided to hold the
annual vesper service Of the Catholic
Young Mems Diocesan Union at st.
Michaels Monastery Church, West Ho-
boken, on January 20.
In previous years the service has
been held at st. Patricl's Cathedral,
but upon the urgent invitation of the
three clubs which represent Hudson
county In the union 1t was decided to
go to West Hoboken this year.
The Very Rev. Bertrand Barry, c.. p,
rector of the monartery, VIII preach the
sermon, following the service, and the
Rev. William A. Keyes, of Chatham,
spiritual director of the Diocesan Union,
will be celebrant.
1t is expected that each club in the
union will send a delegation of at least
fifty In number. The Newark delega-
ton will charter special cars. Hubert
J. Rowe, of Bayley Lyceum. is chair
man of the committee In charge, and
Harry Henegan, of the Catholic Insti-
tute, is secretary. The committee Is as
follows: William Bambrick, st. Bridg-
cts c.. c., Jersey City: William Ken
nah, st. Rose Of Lima C. c.; John
Meehan, Young Mems Catholic Lyceum,
Elizabeth; John Speary, ST. Augustine's
Catholic Club; Charles Springer, Belle
vile Catholic Club; William I. Adams,
st. Michael's Junior Holy Name So
ciety; p. j. Reilly, Chatham c. c.;
william Kirch, Dominican c. c.; Floyd
Short, st. Augustine's C. c., Union Hill;
j. O'Brien, T. A. b.. s.; j. Cavanaugh,
Bloomfield C. c.; William Gikle, Xavier
c. c.; w. O'Brien, st. COLUMBIA c. c.;
]. J. Murphy, st. Michael's c. c.. West
Hoboken.