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Eastern Colorado times., 1913-06-20
Friedman Sails For Home.

NEW YORK, June 17.-Dr.
Friedrich F. Friedman, the Ber-
lin physician who announced sew
eral months ago that he had a
cure for tuberculosis, sailed for
home today. His institute here
was closed recently after the
board of health had forbidden the
use of his vaccine. The doctor
did not say whether he would re-
turn. Denver Times.
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-06-20
PROSPECT HILL.

A taut barbed wire is not just
the thing to be up against, 4"
especially if you are in hurry.
Out of breath and a fractured
rib is the way it left US. We got
our breath again though we most
despaired of it for a time. The
rib is recovering and we are 60
ing on the "even tenor of our
way" Accidents are legion. no
one person can claim a monopoly
on them. They are as the social
lst would have money, pretty
evenly divided. We were telling
a coterie of friends of the Incl
dent. Joe Croft had been kicked
by horse and limped quite
awhile toward recovery and his
faithful dog was the first to the
alarm and secure relief. James
johnson had similar encounter.
Our TIMES man, Bogert, came
the nearest to real knockout
about a year ago, when a horse
gave him sledge hammer hit
with his hind foot, we remember
this and it was a ''close call. A
number of others had real expe-
riences worth while, but we hav-
mt time for detail, we parted
company from these friends and
who should we meet but John
Owens on two crutches had
bumped against fellow in ball
game and now awaits slow COM
ing repairs. We turned the cor
ner and here was George Cahill
trying to catch up with John with
the same kind of walking sticks.
He jumped from a wagon as the
horse was running away and
broke his leg below the knee, he
will brave it out for a safe go
next time, Sam Sewers did mt
need to tell US of his ups and
downs, his one foot does good
service, but he says he never for
gets when he had two-an acci-
dent carried it off and left trouble
instead.
We didn't talk to all the people
Saturday, but had we done so,
we doubt not but every fellow
has had an encounter with "close
calls" A real practice in dod-
ging would be a wholesome ex-
ercise for all of us, for accidents
like bullets in a battle, are whiz- !
zing wherever man is found, and
whether we run or stand up and :,
fight, they will strike US in vul-
nerable place and send us limp
ing through life or precipitate us
into the grave.
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-06-20
NOTICE.

We wish our correspondents
would be sure and have their
items at this office not later than
Wednesday morning of each week
as we go to press on Thursdays
and must have the copy in, in or
der to have them in that weeks
issue. C. T. BoGERT, Mgr.
Eastern Colo. Times.
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-06-20
AROYA.

Mr.. Bradbury has moved into
Mr.. Clossens shop.
Dewey Davis has gone to Havi-
land, Kansas, to join his Mother.
Ed Hansen was shaking hands
with old friends in Aroya, last
Sunday.
Work on the spillway across
Big Sandy, will be completed
this week.
Mr.. VIM. Smith has purchased
a pair of young coyotes from
Chas. DeBrier.
Mrs. Clark Wright and son
Porter, left Monday for a visit at
Wichita, Kansas.
Miss Minnie Connolly who has
been staying with Mrs. Geo. Sla-
ter, went home Sunday.
Mr.. Kalbus went to Kit Carson
on business, Sunday night. He
will return in few drys.
Next Saturday night will be the
monthly Club dance. A big time
is anticipated by Club members.
Mr.. Ace Furrow has moved to
the J. O. D. Ranch. Mr.. Furrow
being employed as irrigator for
the Company.
Miss Bessie Connolly and Miss
Dora Walker accompanied by Mr..
Will Walker were visitors at
Aroya, Sunday.
Mr.. w. F. Bennett started
overland for Kansas, Saturday
morning. He expects to harvest
his enormous wheat crop while
gone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Schoonover
Mrs. Rhinehart and children,
Mrs. Barnes and Miss Lefty and
Ruth, formed a fishing party,
Monday evening.
The Misses Ruth Gray and
Rachel Hicks, accompanied by
Messrs Steve Harris and Frank
Becker took dinner with Miss
Lena Williams, Sunday.
Mrs. Fowler who has been
visiting with her sister Mrs.
Wiltse has been called back to
Wild Horse to look after Mrs.
Speneers children while Mrs
Spencer is in Cheyenne Wells.
Mr.. Fred Kenyon took his son
Henry, back to McLouth, Kansas
where he will spend the summer
with his Grandmother. Little
Henry being bothered with heart
trouble can not stay in this high
altitude.
Mr.. Milton simms is. enjoying
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-06-20
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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-26
COMFORTING WORDS
Many a ViroquA Household VIII
Find Them So

To have the pains and aches of a bad
back removed-to be entirely free from
annoying, dangerous urinary disorders,
u enough to make any kidney sufferer
grateful, The following advice of one
who. has suffered will prove comforting
words TO hundreds of viroqua readers.
Mrs. Martha Mason, viroqua, Wis,
sa-s: 81 suffered from duh, nagging
backache and | also had sharp pains
through my loins. / always felt tired
and languid and was subject to dizzy
spells. during which it was hard for me
to work. Doan's Kidney Pills. which
got at Johnson's Drug Store did me a
world of good. They relieved my aches
and pains, restored my strength and
energy and removed all the other trou-
bles, caused by my kidneys. | gave a
public account of my experience in 1907
and at this time take pleasure in veri-
flying that statement.
For sale by all dealers Price 50cents.
Forter-Milhurn Co, Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan' g and
take no other.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-26
sats Of Ohio: city q Toledo. SIS.

E-snnk H. Cheney makes oath that he Is
seuGor partner OF the firm OF Il. J. Cheney
q Co.. doing business in the City OF To-
lido, County and State aforesaid. and
Hsrt said firm will pay the sum OF ONE
HuEDRED DOLLARS for each and ev-
svY ease OF Catarrh that cannot be cured
1y the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
sworn 10 before me and subscribed In
ny preaefiee. this 9Th day OF December.
a. -. 1886.
eSeaIf A. w, GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Hairs catarrh Cure Is taken internally
ard acts directly upon the blood and mu-
eSus surfaces OF the system. Send for
erStMoniais. free.
a. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. o.
Eela by all Der ggists. T6c.
NsAs Hallas Famiiy Pitts for constipation.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-26
Causes Much Disease
Advice about Stomach Trouploe
and how to relieve them.

0no now 20 EeuoNo thoms
Don't neglect Indigestion. for il
may lead 20 all sorts Of ills and COM
plications. 80 An eminent physician
once said that nincty-hve per cent Of
all Ills HAYS their origin in q dis
ordered stdhaoh.
Our experience with Rsxall Dys-
pepsis Tablets leads US to believe
them TO beops OF the most dependable
remedies known for indigestion and
chronic. ldyspepsis. Their ingredi-
ents are soothing TO ths inhahned
membranes Of the stomach. Rich
in Pepsin aad Bismuth. two OF the
greatest digestive. aids known tc
medicine, the relief they afford is
very prompt. Used persistently and
regularly for short time. they tond
TO relieve pains caused by stomach
disorders
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets help
insure healthY appetite. aid diges-
ton. and pkomote nntrition. As
evidence Of our faith in them. we ask
you " try them at our risk. II they
81 not give entire satisfaction, we
sill return stL5 money you paid us
without Question or formality. Three
G=Ss. Is cents. so cents and Sl.00.
You ian buy Rexall Dyspepsia Tablet
60 this community only at our store:
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-26
MONEY mInAN

! On farm property. Funds always on
hand, no delay. Interest reasonable:
| also buy mortgages. ADDRESS. or call
onW. j. Hickisch, 80 Pearl street, La
Crosse, Wis
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-26

We guarantee our 6sndruff cure.
II stimulates the hair bulbs. cleans the
scalp of dandruff and promotes new
growth. Pricei25c. o. E. Davis. s.se
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-26

We have the best brands of cement
made and win make special prices on
large lots. You will save money by
buying now. John E. Nuzum & Son.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-26
A. j. JOHNSON
ne rxess Store wlsconsi

viroqua Tns .Nxes Store Wisconsin
There is q Rexall Store in nearly every town
and city In the United ststes. Canada and
Great Britain. There Is . different Rexau
Remedy for nearly every ordinary human Ill
each especially designed for the particular u
for which II is recommended.
The Rsxali Stores are Annsriea's Greatest
Drug Stores
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-26

We invite you to calland get color
card Of Freskoline tints, IL you intend
TO decorate your walls this spring. O..
T.. Davis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-26
Pneumonia rnllo,As a cola

but never follows the use of Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound 1t stops the
cough, heals the sore and inflamed air
passages, and strengthens the lungs.
The genuine is in yellow package
with beehive on carton. Refuse sub
stitutes. o. T. Davis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-26
TO The VOTERS OF vkRsoN COUNTY

| hereby announce myself as q can
didate for the office of Superintendent
of Schools. at the election to be held
April /. 1918 IL reelected, / shall
serve the interests of the county to the
best of my ability.
Thanking you for past favors and
soliciting your support at the coming
election, am,
Yours respectfully,
HENRY l. GARDNER.
Viroqua, February 4, 1913.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone sc.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-26

z eSfzn0 Free
Have your eyes tested by ]. w. Lucas,
optieian, at Lucas Jewelry Store. Eye
glasses, and spectaeles at lowest priees
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-26
GEORGE N. NC KIBBlh
ATTORNEY At LAW
First National Bank Building
D'; v.sss A'; e. vIRoQuA WIS.


E. S. Bacon, IL Bast st. Bath. Me-,
sends out this warning to railroaders
everywhere. my work as conductor
caused chronic Inflammation of the
kidneys and was miserable and all
played out. From the day Iabegan
taking Foley Kidney Pills l began to
regain nv strength, and | am better
now than have been for twenty years. :"
Try them. o. E. Davis.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-05-22
greie Stdote

6ambure. sSm arematoriurl
gu Sblsoorf fano Die ginGi4erun1
6es in Wien entfhlofenen Or. gouaro
2iberius 6diff. protsfof Der Wiener
l1nipsriitdt. itatt. gr itano i'm IS.
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an Dcrfanfen mcgen aranfbeit Elm
Teitaurant un0 aonfeftionnrD-
909 Gominion StraBe, 9oul Senf,
BeIiber.
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WarIt6tridt.
SiiO Omaha, Z. slpriI.

Glib. Omaha, z. slpriI.
RincOicb 9uiubr 400; Iarfi
Toe nieoriger.
@litc bis bette $s.20-s.7b.
@itieIm1Bioc Bis cute $500
100.
@ep66nlidc bis mitteImdBisc.
$710-7.90.
af6c mo Sellers, ihpad biz t0c
uieorigrr.
@utc bis bette Sellers, 1925
9.t5.
Gutc bis bette aii6c $6.75-7.5o.
MitictndBigc bis quite aiibc
$5.S5-6.5O.
@cpobulide bis mittcImdbiee.
$i00-5.S5.
Stoders uno 5ceOrrs, fart.
@rte bis bette S7.50-S.25.
MitteIm1biae Bis bette $3.50
$50.
@eu66nIide bis mitteImabist
Sc. 25-6.75
Stod Sellers S6.00-7.00.
adlber $7.00-9.75.
9ullen SCOOPS.
Sdmeine-3ufubr 1900; @arfi
llarf bis sc b66er. SurditnittS.
treis $S.75-s.50; boditer greiS
$3.50.
s6ufe-9ufuGr 10000; @arft
10 bis t5c b6ber.
@iOoer, CUTE biz bette, $685.
10.
9Gmmer SS.35-S.S0.
Sdbrlinge $G40-6.50.
Mutteri6afe- S6.25-6.50.
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Ge(ekmacberet.

gierya qtgisIaturtn bfnSm fb sur 3ht in Sisuns nnO aus allen
.ommi bic aliAlauttnDs Mtouna, elm, unbtimlihe glafIs n.l.r @esets'
rorThI1ae. b. allies umfds, RON Der Gtfthiaune Der Suittn bis CUR
Rsformeruna Der Wmf6bdt unb Der Mets pOHtH. 9itie 9tls'leoer'
itiusmmurg 1T alsensin; Fs par fribr fton srpb, anstn IN ptl'm
Sabr. bs 6dfs abtrFtist ft bod allies bisbr nod 9osepsin', Na'
tirh5 pirb bic u%ugsbtur Wtbr5abI bidr Bills f~inihpssnb b'ieiIst'
anttn IfbH rtnn bs br 5aG H. 70 1T be pSkrblihtsu@ inter tRnsn
INNER nod pl Su esring. Sin geipiG bofir 1T bic Ssgslatur BON
Dparnlano. Marnlaue III Elm tttrtr Sant no bic Gsgtslatut BARI nr
n,uusi1 9aas in Gibuns bltba, ansin trobbsm puresn in Der 3t s.nu9
Gd,t, anaenpmm,n. nm sfn.n gano bon 1862 SsHen Su fuatr, - uno
er Gtant mare unatbeusr bI btr bnran, penn bic 9dItt baron moi
,IaiIsn rporotn mare. Die 9sissesiammIuns Der tben atstslatur oa
stnatss g~tnnIpIDania fiHs tn,n gonb bon 1910 Soften. 8rgHia 76T
edtsr, 3Iinois 576 GsHu, Ohio 495 Seihn, Wfiionri 487 o'ii'n'
Roma 372 esHen, ub bic Qwslatur bs Gtnatss ghw Stfp 6'I4ssrt'
bas bolt nit elmer GeIebesfammlung, bic ome bs Neutrality-suspicious. 98s
sdt,r fiut. uno mas fir 3tug lit ooruntr! - @enn man nun an
nimmt. bnb iSs Der 40 Qpislatursu Gssbs erdBt, bic ~burdidnitdit
sn,u gano BON 500 Geten Fimen uuo bic gnnabme III md ben oosn
mo,fibrten 3obIen feline mberthiste, 70 bdthn mir cine Grnts BON IN
aeGbr 10000 esti,n usu.r GeIeB,. Mtr rfidsn formIt in Gtiss.n
umb Der Surtftnititt 8Hrgr III COR uiht imfanoe, allen 6risn De-
isbtn nat9ulommen, uno pnn II meter ntdts tut, ns fh thtr GtIu'
luna pibmtt. Der 0raug mad Gsissmadtrsi 1T cine art Ilant., .n'
Toll. eut. asrorbtn, un6 bfe qrFat ftnbst pOus StfdIguns. ptnn man
81, Dina. pruf, he urisrs GOIOns oura Gsfes, uguIisrsn pollen Iut
bic od,batberfT6m M6gHdtdtsu Fnb bisrsuIonnt uH5ssrsn5t Us 1T Dol
allen b, getdtuuns Der aIsn purtauftsn Guht, allies l6er einsn strfsn
an fbIaosn, anss na elmer guFdt gu rteuHtren, allies IN .nsn Joesntre'z
III ,pana.n qu. su spinssn, mad puritanersGmon ieig 81 ntrosH!
Gin, osnautr, grifuna bitTr Ggislcttptn .Sdtsteit" felt in fr pjstn
1dren felt bah Der alersr0bk sdl bhfu Bills 9ans rberfiifFs n, neil
ri, bebqnOItsn ans.hsenbtHsn fhon IdnsH gisBIia sersset fo. Us Ut
su bsfaasn, bB es tsn g}ittt sibt, stpl cine aommtiron, un 9sltn 9s'
I,ko,b,rfttn muf gu Fdtrn. unb bic Sprsu bon benz Gsi3sn sirt9'rmas
sen m tr,nr,n. Dns a,otnparfae gerFobrsn bat Elm breffaass lebtI i'm
gdolo.. e. toFet Gtb, bstrooet bic 3tt unO snbt6t srnftn 2in9'n bic
nDtioe erpaouno uno qrifung! = abbtIt gu i9offen, mag Hit gang
,ibt Ser. obtr man pirb elm Nt.I bo3u finbn miff.r; bs nH. uO
b,r, NOR, pisuitt, bB nan bic 2egislatur nur ale 8 ooer 4 5ahr, tns
6,ruft, arfatt ale Sabre, au4 bs mar. nod mshr as ouStsu1'np!
Or. 5. 81, 3g)
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qns Dem stnnte.

@eIt Goint. Gin nahes Gntrir.
men bonn SoOe hattie 2efnn Sitting
Iebte ISOLDE olf ipiner Hiidiabrt bon
Ct. Souis, Mo. Ter 3ua, auf Dem
or iif beiano, paiiirte auf ieinem
3ege cine 8ergnano, BON neIher
in oenieIben ~gugenblif, nls or bort
onfam, elm Steiurutih binlntcrfam
mo Sen Bug pom @eleiie mari.
Cine @erion iano babel ibren Zoo
un0 10 Duroen erbebli6 berleBt.
Central Glen. Ter 65 Sabre
aIte :. 6. Sitter, goter bon 6runt
Sitter, Dem Stotionsngenten in
Chapman, uur6e 0urf einen gobn-
jeg iiberfabren uno iofort get6otet
Der 9erftorbenc lit 8ittner umb
binterIdBt einen Sobn unO cine
1ofter.
Fremont. GoIi3iit 2yobn Sipton
nerbaitetc 5rartf 9rgreer, ais 6ieier
inter eirlem @aufen 9abnifpeaen
cine Geiietaida berDorbolte. Sn Der
Gaide beiuio ii6 aupfer unO Mei-
ing, 0os Der Nann aus Der AIfaIfo
Sabrif qcitoblcn bate. Gin an0erer
Rann, 8. g. GaiiiOp, bate meb'
rere huuocrt Sof MebI BON oeriel,
Zen 1abrif acitoblen. geioe nuroar
I r%innpipcrrt.
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Die ar6Git
i'll UoGtnOGtl
(1Sortiesung bon seite ~

Strabc. gs mar iibcrbalipt Elm
alaemeincs arbeitcu. an Dem iidi
9ogen. unS GIubnitglieoer, gtah.
Farm uno 5reum0e Der getroiieneu,
mo ale nit o%erieIben JreuOigteit
unO Siugobe, betbeiligtan. Sober
that, mas in icinen ardften itan6.
Sic Unions sic bod iouit 10 iebr
auf bic RegI3mentsitmoen 5u ieben
pileaen, ieBtcn ale rlnionregeIn bei-
icite; lie iteaten ibr 5nHOwerf ebeu.
falls in sen 9ienit Der 9ruoerliebe
Sic gQe fonnten Den Sonntag nidt
auf idonere 8eiie berbringen, ols
ooB iie mitbaIiet, 6urd ibrer Sdn0c
a(rbeit on Dem oaaemeirl5n @lIis.
nerf 9ntbeil 5u nebmen.
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IN perfunfcn: Sin MIR einen 8in.

On berFnnfen: E1n flllt eITleh NlII'
ter gcbraud)tcr Sartfoblcnofen
biQig gu berfauieu. 60 gut ME
neil, GROCER Bargain. Iad5ufragen
in $50. 1901 Gpring StraBe. 3eIe-
Shpne Aeo 1866.
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44O gder fnltiOiertes 5armIanb

tfO <tutl lhlitpstiAt0 Outttsuu0
biqig gu ~perfauien ooar 5n Derpad).
ten, nit gutcn 8ebauoen, 1856 4der
fuItiuirt, 80 ader Seulano, aIIes
chen, 100 gder @eiOelano, olles
einge5Gunt, beItes ~flieBen6es nno
grunnenpoIier. 9ies III cine Der
proouftioIten uno biQigiten 6armen
i'm norooitliteu 0ebrasfa. 9ie
Iebtidbrige Hente bradte iiber 5000
guifel aorn. $4,000 9aarsablung,
oos llebrige ie nad Bunid. Sn
etli6en Sobran ba6t Sbr Die 5arm
aus ben Grtrdgen be8ablt mno on.
beroem miro Das 2ano bis Oabin
cen ooppelten 8ertb beiisen uie
heute. Sd mub megen aranfbeit
berfauicn unO merin i'd niht ioaleid
terfaufen fam, 10 berrente ih an
einen guten Nann. 8erlange audi
iinen guten anedt. lin iDeitere
alisfunft itreibe man an 6. 8ett.
lnuicr, Goute /, O'geeia, Reb.
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S,nnacr norooeutiher BARTENDER iudt
itetiae Stealrng in omaha ODER
cuberbaI6. Gfierten oil: Omaha
Sribiine. ~
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ad Dem ab6m bon : 9irpat mrgn pshhn aad mhfnnamnaaa n tm pr : oe 3 ss me% mr
tg Innmlms IN Der GnmBpeH GnneGnn maDe e miro u9emen ohFnonhent oB IS ~ amh
il, Ser s6n bon Morgan Die shue is gars IN Der 6nn5pt emnGmM nee 9H morgan
IT, bat buhs Gt niger ah bic nnhrennn fs @drs 5nannRn mn oM @pWnpMH @g1IL
tbIbben ghRt mo nrb gHdrt oB r IN allen @ddatsangRpMeIn ERs s MagS uRampn
If Sr arr Nghn lit def unEdrs MD Ds hn DutnaHmrs nit enan 8oe BON Ln
9arqn Der 8Mme ub sur 2mhm un ms Bib pn aRngan IT.
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EatentanmalfI

gSiaaro Go6p, Satente, 1880 Gitp
Rational ganf Building. Tel.
gnIer 1899: sno. a.f864.
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$4,000 fanfen 100 ader feines
Sarmlano IN 2ineoln Gountp,
COLORADO. @ertb $2700. geoin.
alneen: Die S1lfte baar, unb ben
9leIt Ill 6 Ero5cnt 3inien auf lanea
9eif. $. g.. {. 0. Smaba Sribiine,
Smaba, gaeb. II.
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Entered a. fsr0nd-eido Mater hdfeA - w
eIfks posfonss al Omaha. Ashr1sk1. uildo Us
Ado " Congress. March D., ias1
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an5eigen!

nst-G~c titameritaneri aIs
9ripotiefrctGrin fir Bianobaus.
Gute Stanograpbiitin unO eriab-
rltna in Sdreibmaidine, 9ndbal'
tuna unO aoiie: 0iierten: Blanc
fous", ShmoQer & Wueller.-af4
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Sans III berfanfeu-gin Bobnbaus
nit 9 3immern, SeiBpaiierbei'
| suna, Gas uHo elsftriihes 2idt,
mo0erne ginrihtung, biaig gu per'
foufen beim gigentbiimer, 1916
M2artba Strabe, Smaba.
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Seiratbsgeind: Sunggeielle SO
Sabre alt, miinidt 8efantihaft
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Evening star., 1913-11-27
DIsAPpRovEs OF CAUCUS.
Hitchcock Opposes Senate Plan to
Rush Currency Bill.

OMAHA. Neb.. November 27.-United
States Senator Hitchcock, who. with
Mrs Hitchcock. arrived at their nome
from Washington. in an interview today
said In reference to yesterdays action
Of the democratic senators on the cur
rency bill:
'The calling of the democratic CONFER
ence was a surprise to me. heard
nothing of 1t until / was starting 70 tahe
a train Tuesday afternoon.
Its drastic action in ordering sessions
day and night including the holidays
appears to me unwise.
This method may push the bill through q
by main strength and may reduce the
time of debate ten days or two weeks,
but it will arouse party animosity whicn
will detract from the merits OF the dis
cuSsion.
publicans may now resort to f1libuster
out of resentment
Evening star., 1913-11-27
CONvICTS ARE DISAPPOINTED.
Eighty in Pennsylvania Unable to
Spend THANKSGIVING at Home.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. November 2I.-
Eighty prisoners in the western peni-
tentiary here, who have been waiting
since Monday for the cheering news
from the executive Offices in Harris
burg that they were to be released on
parole in time to spend Thanksgiving
outside the prison, were disappointed
this morning. when the postman failed
to leave the coveted papers.
Should they arrive during the day the
men will be released tomorrow. The
applications We're passed upon by the
state board of pardons. but it as
understood at the penitentiary that the
clerical work required before they
could be submitted to Gov. Tener for
his approval was SO great that it
could not be completed yesterday.
Evening star., 1913-11-27

yesterday. but saw no one In OF about II.
Litchneld went TO Washington this
afternoon and called on his brother.
James Everett Litchneid. at si4 +
street southeast. from whom he viii
secure money for his return to Bait
more
Atchheld turned the watch over .
CoostahIe Thomas H. Garrison. anc
gave the offlcer the name OF the womai
whose picture was found IN the back
OF the watch The constable VIII 20 70
Baltimore tomorrow to tntervie" the
woman and also to secure the aid CT
the Baltimore police IN ferreting OFT
the mystery.
Evening star., 1913-11-27
Two Already at Odds.

Two democrats already have refused to
be bound by the caucus, Senators Hitch
cock and Lane. They also are opposed
to many of the important features of the
Owen bill
Sena tor Hitchcock is in Omaha, but
1t is expected he will soon return to
Washington. Senator Lane, instead of
attending the democratic caucus today,
remained in his own Office. One other
detection in the ranks will be sufficient
to turn the tide against the owen bill
If all the republicans and Senator
PoindeXter. progressive. stand with the
insurgent democrats. One of the mat
terS which these two democratic sena-
tors refuse to accept is the provision
calling for ownership by the banks of
the regional reserve banks. and con-
troll of these regional banks by the
member banks. They demand public
ownership and government control.
Senator Lane said today that the main
reason he stayed out of the democratic
Evening star., 1913-11-27

the best Of friends and that. 20 far IS he
knows. he has no enemies. He recalled
that last Friday evening. while motoring
with Plank and two ladies In Druid Hin
Park. they became engaged In quarrel
with two men driving a machine bearing
Maryland. Virginia and Pennsylvania
licenses.
According to Litchfeid. he and Plank
gave the two men a thrashing because
Of language they had used In the pres
ence of the women. AS they were driving
away. Litchfield states. one OF the men
declared they would ."fix' both him and
Plank Ltchfield states that he saw
the same car In front OF the lunchroom