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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-12-12
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u:ruiau darn am CineG flaiie eels
teue Soe lur;pu Saru, enthnlreuo
COO Sf,r. nlIes cina, iount; 80
Iter SlGbbutt0m JOG Stcr Slau
lyaE S2e;oJ. 2oo aies cpl; ruN ;u
lIeih SSciNetnuo init llebeyf,us OH
Gaiicr. Gs t6uucu nui Ger snrH
ud non 100 bis 200 Aicr a,tlart
JcyocH Sdl1ues itpt''aes drogg
l1u2 nit : 3immCrn NIB 9cl,cy. :
lute 3dltuuen aue an0ere sss5aaSt.
Eicic fnrm lieal sRri.sa ueA
1er Giitrhchu uuo 4 &Reiltn pcr
ustum5ia. In sgil!gr Gaauiu grs
Eti!eg ppu MacuS ppme.
GrclH acy Ittr >Sj.Vy
tlbtrt AusiuriI evgbetl, o,t &.9,:'
on eit'ca S,li,eI.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-12-12

an6ere lubeSurindeE. ln Gull ,.
I'M Suquii une I'M Seplsmber !.
Geburter.
Suli 80, ausuit %, Sep,emb Der i5.
lUtat lIg.
1utale ,3nhI DIR GeburtsH in
Staatr. g,j6j
lutnle 3ahl Jphe5'dlls I'm Stnnts.
9.71j:
SseICnsnhl I'M 9runtp. l42s3.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-12-12
@erahmic Snbncu Sbuubc;iru

blIdta nj: Stlrcdcu ua' Uoatau
lhlah N!ctitn l$uaocu mo Gir
p,tE. Sic babcu Ntric nial, n,
l0lht Ncibtn bruUdlt, &ud,cn ) Sr,
mia SlIbt. Stt pcybtyrlidn 5
Sn:i!B. HnNacitlduct iur Gti,ms
ODER SOlsilU6. htiIt uUuoc SipY,,
oulacipyaaacUt 00uoc. Iitberu,ai,l
hcilt Srha0WWuotu. Shni,,e nm.
ClctiaanAtn linubo;ro'lsu u
Bites. 2it bci 3nrian d Nlstgep.
sS,rp6Giia. &thaQtu Il Nntcncut
6Jlt. puo :. ", Sd,clt& SurS :.
J SlnMaS anS z. Gilobeth.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-12-12

fGr ieSeu Cellar 9Serth 9.-l1Ic
= Wcld'e ,lhT Dor Jest hFS iam
tcu SaHHnr bei uHS IeA'tf. eE'
altct Chr Gin SoOs chi rins scl'
cue Ierrcs Said1ernhy, IlrOer'
edacH uHs " Saietr Hatsy".
lielleidlt ie,o Shv ic alatIId, Gle
,ei sccie IN ,iehen. %eyiehIt pcS
llb nidlt bel uur pur;HitrcrheH
,nicr sanrruI ger tit onII'tausis.
slnriaH & ,SiIfcmcner
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-12-12
S,rr ychrr.rii en achtllf.

Oh l,ti ~ Etbtryct>;V, ial: -
:mth 9pu &ra' &laay Eera1 .G-o
'dhW @iy ppy s,ut 81 St0t.tl voG
haMtcr.aigE (GbjttS ~ oty'a,Str
i'> 'rut uut laltu 81 ,gurtc alF
4 laui.,d' Gch>ll; bia. II ters .t
WocrWaa sa2ith,eU.- Etr,as', gtt
ll,tU rana,trn
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-12-12

Sh, btr IlN.JriCihuttt, bittt
melu SSrhahluS Uno Yp,tc IN S&cii
gh0lid 'u,c audi I Afer an Die @tNN,
R.tGitUotS Mtlotline ;m &erIamt
ans @plItt 'jdl ttiu Nauicr nratu.
'onn bciNcN pcpdalttt iucr0eu
~ y = j.. a, =.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-12-12
Sdntidauna.

rg8ir uunidcu hiernit lmlereu Der
6juoliditeu 9nrt iI CrltOt,en allen
g.atbarn. 6reunoeu ur0 &crmauAs
ten pcld,c uuS III Der @roniheit unO
I'M Ipoc micrcr inriaitaellebtcn
IpAIter Njorid ihre {hCiInnbnie CT
iuicirn uro hilircitl bciaCiiauocu 10
mic allen Die ibrcr Eiidc 5lrm Cirdpc
Gc'ulRt
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-12-12
BIZ iSO.
I.evying Poll Tax for 1912

BE it ordained by the Board of Trus-
tees Of the town NeStphalia. Mo.
that there Is hereby gied a Poll Tax
Of $500 or 20 hours 1t instead upon
every able bodied maj, 'nhabiIant ot
the town of Westphalia het .'"' n the age
Of Il and 30 years who shall, .esiie in
"a il town for thirty days preceding this
levy for municipal purpose.
Geo. ". Castrop, hartman.
6. nil,rmyer, Cleth.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-12-12
yrtaieS.

srlaieS.
Nm nod Snet Ssphcu bis
neihnndJten.
Tr. ". W. Snintcr .pn Sinn
luaketr bier anlnnaS her glpdle icb
nes SernieS ais ,Iabuorst.
3u Uertnuieu: Gin uptlblut
ShOrtbout 3ailc - NiOuatc ait bel
S0hu 6cnnewn b
-SdluItpmnuii1r q y Wrpau
Ucu Ylm wdr ON 2icnAnQ lno
0eQerA Elm Aeidiaitlitlcr Neiutler in
liNercr Stobt.
Sd. Der llutetseitlncte rCrGicte ga.
aeu lino ,}nlicn'tellcn aul mcincn
2anoc, weocr bel 3oo poer Nnd)t.
Steebnn Merscnsnleger.
0crr E2ilteim Goiirpp upn Sreea
bnra nla:Itc Der Ntattcr S&ittpe GiC
prG Goitrop ieine 3Ia'mnrtqra an
1orrtoa,
3r] S,tia &pWte. p1,he ieit
Sanlstna in 1eiieriun Gitp lei Der
Sdnpeltcr 6f !liuric 3. aai ReiudI
luar tebrtt Mputna aeinl.
-Nerr imb Srna Nntpn SaUca
bmdl uno {pcIttrdcu uur freebnya,
'thttetcn om lcGttu TuNncytiaa birilr
gen gnnci0giacu cincn Nc,uth nb
Tic SNtrrr NtrhnrN Glc6mtNcr
uno Ne'rN 2Sciicruam mahtcr Nit.
ger lcac ciUcu aid!niii,altH White.
her nn5 Slcuu1 uu0 Nrm!tyrr.
llntcr;cidnc;c tmgiitblt iih ol0
WcihCrn,ndlcr,E nn0 tittct ollie IA,
men itH tbrc acatiQie Nuuhihoil.
3inmcr III ~uOt @tbAuGc.
0tlc5n >SlI;ebranbt.
Nodlm. ! 4. Ticpynmct be
thciiiNte idl @iom00 an Ser Scicr
ocS futrpuN'tiitS illutciltdtc Gm'
pi6nauiW Der |opic Gst,tcr Sc-
nrin6C
--Oic Uu0 ha miro IDEA Gin 6cr
Tel iu 1chI0aFtaut Rt'Nbu 9a,N
'rirO 'riitr 4Uri uu0 g3urit has
0luptacridlt Oai itNWlanuS Tiidc
ltW.
Ncrr Nmt1 ron ltiicricu Gnn
belmoct lih Rtncuuatiip bter uuo
lcSt allie Niult'iuiiruucmc nit ial
idlen T1nen lrteocr IL bic ridIti1c
Stimmnrn.
Ste 0tw,a Iuitpd Nude Dat.
iuhtinc &haicb r1u Meta mro ,(r
,cph Tttur,tt Der Opri bnS Rniicy,n
Oct hartiGen Nlnuucrmcit hciurot,
wnren cm 2itn5:oa hjeilAe Wciuhcr.
'-&ouh;r acdt Gurc Vcnellan
0ea 'ir llrd Nuttn <OJIi Tel Ncryn
Y! ) urHCr, Eiu:, VI . !
Scr 6W'GH lciu frnhn't rtriUd)t bat |
mtiR 6nll t> uclitut II nno rldt
nebptul WuNtu tnnN.
--llnS TurAc mi,nethcilt 0oR 0cw
Ntb1t 5dliti bci NutIS;Uun ciucu
innarr 5udt'ier Der crit . Ylunotc
of Wat na0 $40 @iuEo :Vp0. oui
0errl StephdU Sdmdr;c bci groulc !
'nr ben idnncn &rciS uun 5000
pertanIt babe.
-,la;,rt alien 1rcunoc run
Cteenc Ctil.. llntpn 1ubauneSRcnrE
lln0 fGaJiIit julute Scroiucno 10.
tcurc&ncntr urb Sttlhm TcimcrI
bGben nnd i:utin0dtutllchcM 2lni /,
entbalte oahier. Srrnubcn !etemubl
oeinat mo iinb nr Spnrtnn In ibrc
heimatb inrafqerciit.
w'Gdtt seneiuea sinidiias snnirtr. /
Eeuu eir idldnSlitlcr aumploit
Smiifcn gcser NIB 6iuncpri0ea be,
fieb: uuO onrdr s9ciaernua 81 pirtcu
Sdlmerser HcruriGhlcr. nchmt q.
ainn's &ep gtie Hills nuo mnhet
riner iuidlen Sdlhnoaun ruvgs @O-
Iiemc cir Cube. Sit lwIaaen ~ mil
Der gttirn bet NPanene. pcber unN
sinaenrihc uuh itelIen rU:e 6eianb. |
trit ipiroef ter. POI BET Aarian 4
0llientsngr. Giciiphalia. Rrhnaen Il
dusf. luD 2. ". zdlflt /
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-12-12
City Ordinances.
Bill i2a

BE II ordained by the Board OF Trus-
tees of the Town Of wcstphalin, No..
thal there Is hereby levied a Road TdN
Of i6 cents on the siO0,0O Aaluation and
n ,pccia Tax oi 10 cents on the SlO0.W
valuation = all property subject 10 tax
alton by The laws Of this state.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-12-12
I Maria spers. +

| Gs hot Sem Serrn aeialleu ieiner
Iobesensel bernieber suienoen inbas
6eim zines unierer Witblraer I'M
Batter unb Mutter eine llebe 9udlte,
unb ben @eihwiiIeru cine tbeurC
| sdllpeiter 81 eutreisep unb iie als
eben auibthbenbe anOjpe upn hinneu
~ bolen. aaaria. bic dlteite God
ter ppn 6errn unb Jrau SUiepf
Guers lhjeb ON Wlontaa OlOraer
3 llbr 80 Winuten NIT ben bl. Ster'
beiatramenten wohluerlebeh mad
tur5er &rqnEheit (Gppenbi'itis) nns
benz 2ebeu. 7ie 9erforbene erblifte
ant 25. Souudr 1895 bier in @eitha
fla bas 9idt Der @elt, itarb nliu i'm
Alter BON II Sabten 10 Mpnaten
| unb Ii Sngen.
@ur elmer @phe. cm uoriaei,
1ienStag Hnhmittna ertrantte Tie
plbblidD in Der Shule (G,hhpl5. her
ie ieit Yeoluh bes oiesidlriaen Ser
mins ais 9ebrerin prrpeitonben) urb
fel phnmadltie su @uOen in tueldpl
,3ujtonbe fe nerblieb bis Elm Sdlhler
ole SHUTTER. 5rnu 9ui. 2ucbbert III
ibrer 0itie bcrbeioebIt bate, bic iic
baum nndl benz Nnuie her Nomilic
6rart Nrciisr btahtc. pp tic IN Hllc.
&C uerblieb bis SnmStan. giodlmit
toq. 100 tic. ba bic EIerstc ctre Nci,
icruna tIrcS 3uitnnbeS lir nusac
| ihluliCn bictten, rnd) onlic &C.
brad,t murbc TOO oam frib MorQcuS
om Mcntne ibre 2sele benz aorprr
entIIUh.
Inn Die nilatmcir Qcliebte uno Ae
adltcte Scritorbeue trnnern Die vi
tern 0crr aoieph &uers mo Satin
uno Sdlmeiicrn inluie Die oiroBcltern
0crr uEo 6rnu 6enrp 6u!tmtuer urO
uitte 6reun0inner.
TaS 9eiderbcgauaniB nn bem Die
3unalroucniuonlit1t iptuie snhlreitc
6reunhe un0 Seriuathte Der IamlLie
| tb,ilnahneu, lamb rad eincm um S
llbr aeitcrn (liiinuuh) NiUraen &c
bdltenPn Sceleuomte mi bieiigcm
tnthuliIdcn Triebhuic itatt.
QoS ,@ult2hIatt" Cutbietet ben
idtucraepriiitcu Gltert, bcuen olc
&critprhcuc 5ndlier chen cine Stutc
nc,uproeu, blc hcr;lidlite Semuothic
sic rutc inuitl
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-12-12
II. E.Steinmann

@iuil ,snsea;sHr.
SauspermeiiauseH
Srpdcnlegnua npu snrieien
Se,udiIernns npr SeisIans
ipic StraRcabeI II. ! ~.
Box IIe CHAMOIS, MO.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-12-12
5nw'len! 5nwerea!!
ssersc in sssi;shaiia ieiu anl
Is IcCembcr 1912

nit rinrr srrhtn sluSaahl Jnwelcn. saierass-a n
GttsheH sseftsu ssebS' armbaneern, Atnnsn ncn
slinem tsviss srshes. NHff iiats No.. aentmi nne
Febet Gan mstns zdsmHfiad:n Chr nerset adesrh
siHs snsssahl trsfsH taHHea. -,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-12-12

--Icm @tQr0buiiic ,hrcr 0crilorbt
Iucn &cUuonotCu Maria GpcrS
Ipubutcn 6pI0cn0c upu NHHmurt3 b /:
| Gcuoro Ncrmnm ur0 6rau pun
(nuS. Ioicpb Ntymalm uon 6utt,
,Spicph IidRmom. Npbu NO,tmrUer
Imo Ncuru N0,lmcy uuu Sienna rn0
hermann NpItmeUcr upu =. Gliin
beth.
Ser .Nunoro" bciUrocrtt am
ARoutaQ cine NorlaouuA nruricr iur
Ncrru Nilrlwau. luCld}c bti 0tr 6orm
0.s 0cun 0crmorn gSm,,mjorn bci
S9lr6Suille pcloocu unr0cn nub ium
ayUbtcu She'll ojeiem ach5rtcn. iur
Ndbr und Cioac Sim. 2ym EicnS.
tao iulr Ocriclbt um hiriRer 3nn
Ouu1 ats Elt ciHcr Haouna &itb iur
Die Gambler YOrlnu ~ Ntitcmcpcr
rah CiaQt GitN nb.
-}Im ltGtcu SuHuina b1ttcu mir
0nS NcrQmlAcu llt5 iuric 3cit nit
;,uCi Der bc)tCu -- lUeNn uidlt Der al
lerbclter -- Sirner p0n Meta inter
hnIten 81 tbuncn, QS mnrcn oieS
Die 0crrcu Sr Rici'tty unb 9anb
Wiub ocrru Qurth UNI Ncr @IrrinS
Ntcuer 0i0cn,hunltr uub Rcout;cr
oeS Meta NcrnIb" ,ucldlC 81 tlw,em
SCiudIt hitrIlcraclummcu. Wit iol-
tlcu 0crtu oic III 2Illcm &c Eullti,
nidlt nnSpcldlluiicu - bcWnuotrt
iiub. bilputircu 81 itnncu. ii cine
nitlt III urtcri,h0pcubr tEhrc o;c mir
icocrittt IL wuroiacu wiiitu
-Go idI mcu causes 2natr oon
NnlidltS'Artcu II. !. 10. ouSucrinulc.
Nrbeu bir'c orn lcW nn N Frciieu
upa cin %icytcI Gents bis N GcutS
ptr Stud
Z. Z. 6ctt,tl,
Vile icut Nlrotr bitiRcr Stlbt.
ueldlt nudl ihrt StootiiCucrn uidt
lmo hicTiit erludt, oicic
ba,om0aidit II heSahlt,u
NgnrG Sciiermanu,
Sd)npmtiter.
Wit ihrcm &eiudlc rrireuten unS
ON Niputoac bic 0eren SuliuS
Sthuli auo Schn @iihrlm, Ieetc,er
BON Stritner, giebrnSta. luclhcr In
pe1,nuuier Staol nit ocm Sruocr
Smil cine SdlnntipirtbidIait bctrcibt.
Ssilbclm lit Gin Glib Der ociuno-
beit. Ter Sgeitcu. In benz or leit |
,wbli Snhren .upbat. aeidllt ibn. |
Eph barub ucraist er niclt Seine nlte
oeimath ben Stnat Miiiouri. nprin
Batter uab g}riber mphncn, nnb
lunnt sumeiIcn bernbcr oieic su be |
udlen. 2sir auittirea baatcu5 fur
ben slbpnnenWntSbetraa ocu CT ms
iiirS &eItfbIntt. 0us ihn lett ,Sebren
In glcsrasta beintbt. sIrrnpuS; nutb
ben alten BERN SdjuIs, err ieinem
esriprfd,fn liHs eiusn tnlnllalsn
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-12-12
6erbf nns ll)iuttr ll)aarsu

seir baben Gins psaitaasse Ans,uab pou erbit. mne
ssiutertieoer. ictpe Vau Rane Mgbber sSaarea amf
9aaer finierc Glleuuadren AbtbelnHs III pcthdnois
nmS br ueroet enen srckem Sorrafh perhaceu aus we
dem Sbr leidt iuGblem f5Hnet 30 Heonsheu preiien.
Sseainmemo nit cm 20. NoreMber. oHsrireH mir 40
Idmmuns sspertanis. Nreiien bic folseacen sSaareH
Siu,iae, reauldrer preis st2 so bis $500 s6.95
$50 100 $50
sfuaben Musase reg, :. $50 :. 600 $50
@aGnner ileberrods 12.5O 100 300
anabsu .. 0.OO 800 hoo
Gbenfaas 8soeritieiel unn periheoens aHoere IN umm
Seaareu inter aofpreiiem.
lin enrcu senesten 3uprudb bitten AdtuHsspOu
FECHTEL, & HILKEMEYER.
The Washington times., 1912-11-01
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ANACOSTIA, d. G.. NOV. 1

ANASoSliA, ~. ", NV.
Halloween in Anacostia was marked
by house parties. club dances and
church socials, and by the absence Of
any annoying pranks by mischievous
youngsters so common In 9th, years.
There was lot Of Rood-natured revelry
on the streets. where masaueraders and
professions Of young folks held sway,
but there was no need for Interference
with the fun-making on the part of the
authorities. Squads OF bluecoats who
were sent out to the different suburbs
turned In early. reporting that their
services were not needed IN any quar-
ter.
The assembly room or the Garden
Memorial Presbyterian Church re-
sembled a witch's cave last night, with
It's forest foliage. its witch's black cats.
Srnmins ,anfesnb esrb. nfw,.Ie Seonc1se rspre
senting the mistrsss OF. witchcraft.
stood at the witch's cot, and, as each
one approached to place an offering
thereon. his fortune was told. The pro.
gram opened with grand. march OF
ghostly garb. bearing grinning, Ian
terms, and led by Edward Westerlund.
An amusing feature OF the social was
a pie-eating contest, I'm which Clarence
Morgan. and Herbert Norton were
matched against each other Each
young man was presented with the half
OF q luscious pumpkin pie. Morgan
completed his piece OF the pie In ex-
actly three minutes. while Norton re-
auired several seconds longer to dis
pose of his slice.
Edward Westerlund appeared In a
monologue, Mr. Thompson played the
mandolin. Mrs. Louis J. Smith gave a
recitation, Mrs. Daisy Garden rem.
dered a cornet solo. John Dawson
directed the program. Refreshments
followed. ~,
The Young Mems Catholic Club. OF
St. Teresa's Church, entertained at a
Halloween dance last evening In 81.
Teresa's Hall. in V street. where nu-
merous decorations. typical of the
night and the season. made n pretty
autumn picture. over 200 couples passed
the evening In dancing. after which re-
freshments were served.
Pupils of st. Teresa's Parochial School
gave "A dramatic entertainment In the
church hall yesterday evening.
Other Halloween events We're those OF
the Sunday school class OF Mrs. J. T.
Black. in Congress Heights: the social
of the choir Of the Emmanuel p. Il.
Church, in Anacostia: the Christian En-
deavor Society of the East Washington
Heights Baptist Church, and a party In
the home OF Mrs. s. NJ. FilIius, Con-
gress Heights, for the Episcopal Home
for Children, In Anacostia.
Mrs. Annie Marshall, white, thirty.
five years old, who Is employed at the
Government Hospital Tor the Insane
fell on the grounds Of the institution
The Washington times., 1912-11-01
ACCIDENT MARS
ANACOSTIA REVEL
Women Employe at Hospital Falls and Sustains Frac-
tured Leg in Halloween Game-Church and Club
Entertainments Successful.

last night and fractured her left leg
near the ankle. She was engaged with
number Of others In Halloween
games on the grounds when she fell.
The woman was treated at the institu-
tion by a physician, and she was re-
moved to one OF the wards for hospital
care.
Miss Margaret Beveridge entertained
at Halloween party last evening In
her home in w street Autumn leaves
decorated the pariors, and Halloween
symbols added TO the appearance.
Those present were Mrs. Paige, Mrs.
Green. Misses Elsie sanderson. Fanny
Richards. Mabel Bullen, Mac Shank.
Myrtle Green, Ailce ouaid, Zadie Green.
and Messrs. James Beveridge. BenJa-
Warren, James Paige, Albert Soper.
Harold King. Ralph Green. Walter
Townsend, and Edwin Slye.
The celebration OF All Saints day
in st. Teresas Church this morning at
8 o'clock and at q o'clock resulted in a
general attendance OF the parishioners.
as the day IL a holy day Of obligation.
The masses were Offered by the Rev.
Charles M. Bart. pastor. and the Rev.
NJ. =. Egan, assistant pastor. The
feast of All Souls will be observed to-
morrow with a mass ut 8 O'Clock, which
will begin a novena Of nine masses.
to be offered daily for the souls of the
departed. q 3
The Washington times., 1912-11-01
SCHOOL ACCOUNTS
OF DISTRICT WILL
Be SYS7EMAT|zED
DR.. Davidson and Auditor
Tweedale Plan Improve
ments in Records.

Discussing the proposed changes In
the accounting and statistical methods
OF the Board Of Education Offices in the
District. Superintendent of Schools
Davidson said today that the new sys-
tenn will be installed by him, and Au-
ditor Alonzo Tweedale as soon as fea ST.
BILE.
Mr.. Tweedale. who accompanied Dr.
Davidson on his inspection trip Of edu-
cation offices in New York, Boston
and one or two other places, is now
recovered from the tired feeling with
which he returned. after having lol-
lowed DR.. .Davidson's strenuous Lace
for few days. The Superintendent OF
Schools himself got home refreshed by
the change Of scene. -
Tho accounting and statistical meth
DDS now employed In the Board OF tdu~
cation offices are as good as in nine
large cities out Of ten." said Dr. David
son, but they are subject to improve
ment nevertheless.
Will Improve System.
with the help of Mr.. TweedaIe, there
will be installed the most modern meth
ods Of keeping the schoo! statistics so
that, at 4 minutes glance, 1t can be
told exactly where everything stands
with respect TO supplies, or fuel. or
teachers salaries or Light.
such detailed systems as- are eni-
ployed In Boston and New York are
beyond our ability owing to the smaller
number Of employees here; both e
New York haye, two employees in Tho
statistic and accounting offices OF the
schools for every one here In proportion
TO the amount Of work now done. SO
The Washington times., 1912-11-01
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS OVERCOME,
TASTE and SMELL RESTORED
Safe, Harmless Remedy Drives Out Catarrh Gives In
slant and Permanent Relief

The thousands who suffer the mis-
cries OF colds and catarrh and claim
they have never found a cure can get
instant relief by simply amounting the
n6strils with Ely's Cream Balm.
Unlike internal medicines which up
set the stomach. or strong snuffs which
only aggravate the trouble. this cleans
ing, healing. antisepti; Balm instantly
reaches the seat OF the trouble. stops
the nasty discharge, clears the nose,
head, and throat. and brings back the
sense of taste. smell. and improves the
hearing. More than this. II strength
ems the weakened and diseased tissues,
thus protecting you against return
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Monastery Plans
Special Services

Special services in commemoration of
All Souls Day will be held in the church
ana the cemetery attached to the Fran
ciscan Monastery in Brookland tomor-
row. Mass will be sung at 0 o'clock In
the morning. Immediately after this. a.
procession Will be formed. and will
march through the cemetery In the
monastery grounds. Those taking part
In the procession will be admitted to
the cemetery to assist IN the services to
be held there.
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Of the trouble. This remedy will cure
a cold In day, and prevent its becoir-
ing chronic or resulting in catarrh.
the membrane lining the air passages
and cannot be reached by mixtures
taken into the stomach, nor can I: be
cured by snuffs and powders which
only cause additional irritation. Don't
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from your
druggist, and after using II for day
you will wish you had tried II sooner.
Mothers should give the children
Ely's Cream Balm for colds and Group.
II Is perfectly harmless and plea SAINT
to take
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FORMER EMPLOYE
Of DEPARTLENT IS
BURIED TOMORROW
Frederick A. Holden Was
One of Hyattsville's
Oldest Residents.

HYATTSVILI.E. Nd. Nov. i.--Funeral
services for Frederick A. Holden. who
died at the residence OF his son, John
Green Holden. Ralston avenue. yester-
day, will be held from Pinkney NC
mortal Episcopal Church tomorrow
afternoon at Q o'clock, the Rev. Henry
Thomas officiating. Interrnent will be
made at Rock Creek Cemetery. WASH
ington. Mr.. Holden was one OF the
Oldest residents of Hyattsville, having
come here twenty-nine years ago. lie
was at one time justice Of the peac.
for this election district and was prom
inent In the Republican party,
Death was due to general debility.
His health began to fail about a year
ago, and II was necessary for him to
sive up his position. In the Interior De.
partment In washington. He Is sur
vived by three sons. A. II. Holden and
l.. +. Holden. of Washington. and John
Green Holden, of Hyattsville. His wife.
who before her marriage was Miss
Ellen II. Capron. died In February,
1910. Mr.. Holden was native vi
Providence, r. ].
Local commuters on the City and
Suburban electric railway had to eat
cold suppers last night on account OF a
tie-up about 8 o'clock, caused by n car
jumping the track as ID ATTEMPTED 10
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London Suffragettes
May Attack Polls

LONDON, Nov. I.-Elaborate police
precautions have been taken to prevent
suffragette interference with today's
borough elections here.
Rumors were current that the mill
tants intended to destroy the ballots by
raiding the polling places and pouring
acid into the ballot boxes.
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Mrs. Annie Marshall, white, thirty
five years old, who Is employed at the
Government Hospital Tor the Insane,
fell on the grounds Of the institution
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Buffalo Walters Strike.

BUFFALO. Nov. Lone thousand
members Of the International Hotel
Workers Union. Including walters.
cooks. omnibus drivers. and chamber
maids, struck here last night. They de-
mand a slight increase In wages and
the abolition OF flnes.
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State Senator Charles A. Wells, pres
ident of the Hyattsville Democratic
Club, has called a meeting for Saturday
evening, at s o'clock, in it's rooms IN
the Wells building. Speaking, music,
and refreshments are on the program.
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The Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
local subscribers that they may re-
ceive the election returns on the night
Of November by simply calling the
local exchange
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s1OO Tea, Kind, per lib. .4e'
15c Cans Herring Roe, can n.....-..........1 100
Compound Ib. 1O'
Peanut Butter, Per Ib. .1Ot
Fancy Head Rice, lb. &c
15c Cans Kippered Herring, .1O'
Bottles Ammonia, bottle %
Quaker MatcAes, per dozen. 100
MIX, &c and .7Ms
soc Jars Olivesp Per Jar '2oc
Peerless Eysporated MIX ..............S'
1oc Mixed Cakes per ID. ioe
Lunch Crackers, per ib.
HiEh-E Oeomar argarine, lb. gle
Packages Eagle Brand Macsroni Spaghetti. 25t
Packages Egg Noodles, package. .4s
1Oc Packages Puddine, Per package. .5hc
I5c Packages Zatck Icing for Cakes, package 10
Toilet Paper rolls for. .lOe
Dry Packed shrimp ...,................1 10s
Redman Mossses, per car. n..............Ts 10
Zoe Packages Crystalline Salt. per package. S'
Eagle Brsnd MILK, can 'i3s
Sacks Fine Salt for .io'
I2c Packages GeIatine. per package. De
Potted Meat Ham Flavor. per can
POtted Meat. Tongue Flavor, Sc
Noiseless TiR Matches, Dozen Boxes ..'..'lat
Nc Sardines, can ID
I2c Honey Drop Maine Corn FER cas-. .''..'. Sd
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The Ladies' Aid and Missionary So
ciety OF the First Presbyterian Church,
IL holding a rummage sale In the lee
ture room OF the church.
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take the switch at the District line. II
was nearly an hour before the cars
were able to resume their schedule.