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The Washington times., 1913-10-24
'CASCARETS" # CONST|PATED, SICK,
HEADACHY, BILIOUS DIME A BOX

Turn the rascals out-the headache,
biliousness, constipation, the sick, sour
stomach and foul gases-turn them out
tonight with Cascarets.
Don't put in another day of distress.
Let Cascarets sweeten and regulate
your stomach; remove the sour, undi-
gested and fermenting food and that
misery-making gas; take the excess bile
from your liver and carry off the de-
The Washington times., 1913-10-24

apply it. Corn pains stop, you forget
the corn, the corn shrivels up, and it's
gone. Ever try anything like that?
You never did. There's no more fuss
ing with plasters that press on the
corn, no more salves that take off the
surrounding flesh. no more bandages
No more knives. files. or razors that
make corns grow. and cause danger
of blood poison. "GETS-IT'' is equally
harmless to healthy or irritated flesh
II gets" every corn. wart, callus and
bunion you've got.
"GETS-IT' is sold at all druggists
at 25 cents bottle, or sent on re-
ceipt OF price by E.. Lawrence Co,
Chicago Sold in Washington bv
O'DonneIrs Drug Store, Peoples Drug
store, p. G. Affleck.-Adyt
The Washington times., 1913-10-24
LOCAL MENTION.

Light Yor- Way-Get Flashlight, 6ec
Electric Webster, III 9Th.
The Washington times., 1913-10-24

or should fear, the quality of its COM
position. The loyeliness Is always only
skin or icing deep. and the Indigestion.
either spiritual or actual. lasts long.
long time.
The Washington times., 1913-10-24

Scores of patterns to select from. WASH
ington's greatest School Suit value and most
popular suit ever introduced. Mothers pro-
nounce this suit a great value: %.
The Washington times., 1913-10-24

Tomorrow's story: "The Harp Of
Happiness" -
The Washington times., 1913-10-24

The secretary of the Interior and
Mrs. Franklin X. Lane will go TO New
York tomorrow to spend two or three
days with friends.
The Washington times., 1913-10-24

a tea Tuesday afternoon Of next week.
in compliment TO Miss Dorothy Gate
wood. whose marriage 10 Lieut.. Earl
North takes place Wednesday after
noon. The tea will follow the rehearsal
at the church.
The Washington times., 1913-10-24

; Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Hibbs have taken
winter. .
The Washington times., 1913-10-24

Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Boardman re-
turned to Washington yesterday, and
Miss Boardman. who, with them, was a
guest of former Senator and Mrs. Win
throp Murray Crane, will come to Wash
ngton tomorrow
The Washington times., 1913-10-24

Mr.. and Mrs. John Sidney Webb are
I'm New York at the Holland House.
en- route to Washington from their
homo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-10

@onaro, bao6e fat itore GUNNER
paa gaooelebsbeite, ipillet 8acenrat.
og leget meo aoriitinoer, og ! Oct.
belle tagct efterabet vtbe isle ricb@ :,
baooe / europa og Amerifa - So
ia % par Wer. 8rpan ielpfelgelig
fe1pifrepen til sen bpiefte ltomarfel.
ie Han6t Snobbert1e. /.
Men 8iu 8rpon fieaoer fit 5oIt
beropre, ligemeget bpao ser ellers
tan tnope11bes imo6 ba11. Sg loo
lenge fom ban foretreffer at be-
nptte fin Sommerferie. til at tale
It'll Set almene 6olf, beo oeres m1el1
populGre Msoer, bebeber ian lite
at oere urolig for Tslgerne.
San gi6r Ell be1 Sci mere goo1
paa ben Moa6e e,16 be6 at fpiloe
Iiim 3io paa 9beielffaber, 2spejagt-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., sntroonftiio.
ner til a6eliee Acknowledgements Ell
Ter @6egil6er bos en- 9illionn1
Sptneilagter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-10
Kurt fprtalt.

Set frantic 5eltartilleri ffal
uoruites meo Staalbielme. &porfor
lite ogiaa &anferforiet?
~&be 8arburp GoaIt", oct ilos
berpgte6e &parter rer !@apnen /
|San 6rancisco, lfal MI renies. 3d.
ems &olitifommisier bar gtpet Or
ore til at lufte allc Danieiale !
aparteret og forbrot a%pinoerne at
|iege Silbol6 / Saloonerre.
9e finite Mmerifanere / Ga
|lifornia bar organiieret fig meo Set
|6ormoal, at foriege paa at faa 6e=
res GeoreIan6 til at beltage / sen
fommen6e ltbitilling. 6inla116 bar
iffe fsr 6eltaget / nogen omerifanif
fulfilling. 8eoegelien ipnes at
|finoe Spmpatbi og Eililutning /
&iemlanoet, og set er muligt at
|Sogen or6ncs.
= &reiioent @ilion pnifer at
&ongresien burtigit muligt opbeDer
ben Sort al Sen 1rp Sariflop, Jon
tilla6er $50 @obat paa @orer, Scr
bringes til bette 2an6 / omerifan=
tie @fibe, eieoe al Mmertfanere.
Set bar piit fig at bore ct l1bel6igt
arrangement. &rG1i6enten bar
en0Di6ere ODER tit Mapn benegtet /
r@aibington &o1t", at ban bar for
ibgt, eller Blot tenft paa at gbe
|Srpf paa 6emofratiife @enotorer,
for at faa 8anf= og @engelopen
pe6taget / Ell &a1t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-10
st @ntioens gabplum.

Gn engelif 3rnit, Steinlc> ser
bGpoer at fienoe allie &opeoltp6er=
me / BEN gamle og npe @eroen, bar
feloet en- baar6 Dpn1 oper Berlin.
San flyer, at @oris life leuger
fortiel1er @apn al @uropas melt
fornGeliesipge 8p. Berlin bar
paa bette Omraa6e langt operflsiet
Raris og er bleoet bele SSoor6ens
met iteje1oe og forneieliesipge @p.
Sra 9onoon til Nefing opergoar
Den allie / ugu6cligbeo og @famlss=
beo % er- ct mo0erne @abplon; pris=
gibet til Se6ernes 6orpiloellc.
gerlin bar %a1brogt 200 Millioner
@arf / 6ornpjeliesformaol. Ser
|er @rltg for Ell @eneoe 9beatre,
9}eltanrationer, &afeer, @lbaper,
Sarietecr, S. og @ulleifgjtc=Mre=
naer> 0anicialc, 8iografcr oip.,
1te11 Dog life for iaa mango. .@per
Weaaneo fnpffcr Ell bel Gel al sem
iamn1en, men life for6i Sc iaor
tomtne, film for6i 6eres pfouomi'fe
|@runolog er iompittigbcoslpit %
l1erligt.
Spi(1eipge1 og 5pefulotionsfebe=
rem gror ingenite6s piloere ems i
|@er1in. Steer far 8pgaeipef,1latio=
men ituot Sc perite @tuo. 10000
2ei1igbeoer iiges at itaa TONNE.
8ioaraferne er oe perlte paa belle
|Soroem. Nmerifa og 6ronfrig,
iom I &ooe6iagen foripner Berlin
mes 8illeoerne, %foritoor peo u@erli=
nerfilms" &c melt bopcoc, 1om fan
pr9iteres.
S ingcn on6e11 Np Ell. 6olnilic=
libet iaa foro9tet. Set CT ga life
ina mnrfe!igt, at 6orbrpoelierne
eges. Observation-Disclosures
err tagnc til me6 27O 4roce1t.
st tpif SLAB bGp6er opcrfor bette
mdrfe 8ille6a, at ser / Berlin o.
1aa orbeioes font fao onore Steoer
paa Sor6en, at ban bar CLIENT Sc
gooe S6eotre og M1iifiale.
Sanobeocn CT bel NOT Sen, at /
Berlin CT 2ps= og Sfpggeii0crnc
ioa lfarpt frcn1tr90enoc iom faa
andre SteOcr, og Berlin pes Scat"
er blepct en- 5renltoni1M ion1 og=
iaa mango Gplfcrc far poatalt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-10

Gen iamlee aanallangoe CT faa.
.leoes 81 &ilometer,, naar Scnlpn
tages til 5luierne, bpis &amre er
S05 Melfter 1ange og 1872 Meter
bre0e.
5or at min6ife Muligbeoen for
Slnieportenes og @omrenes Beifa.
Eoigelle Deo Baaieiling CT Der truf-
fet en- Mengoe ierlige og meget
toltbare 5oranitaltninger meo 2e-
oematre, Sifritgsfeoer, oobbelte
Horte oip., ligeiom oct life tillaoes
Sfibene peo eger1 Rraft at pas5ere
Sluiernc, bbilfet bil finoe Steo pco
elettriife 9ofomotiper, iom Ieber
paa Sanobjulsbaner paa Sluiernes
Stoemnre. Men oen betpoeligfte
Joranitaltning / iou &enieenoe er
Aabringelien al ct oobbelt Get @lu=
ter paa oe nepnte tire Ste0er> peo
@atun, &eoro Mig1.el og Miraflo-
res, bporpeo p6erligere UNDER al
minoelige 6orbolo tillige op11aacs
en- iterre @eieilingsm,ligbeo, ioet
begge se Sluier iamtioig fan BE-
fares. gn plu6ielig Mftapniug
|af De fl1nitigt oanneoe 5ser, ier,
Zig @atunSeen, fo%ranle6iget peo
Sll1iernes 8eifaoigclie pi( oas oglaa
bane neritattelige Gab al 8eroier
% Meaneifelip til 5blee for oe
egne, Der ligger t%e0enfor Sluier-
nc, ligeiom Seilooien gieunem
%sanotungen oerueo piloe mipe itan-
iet i Marebis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-10
Marx! :

81 anmuocr pore mango 2cicre
fer | 8pen u9 nbenom at %imbbctalc
bnab SC ifplber % for 8labct. Sam=
.ttoig CT bet ooiaa 1cn1t at ienbe fur
ct Mar Turifmo. &orc Mbonncn-
ter fun life glcbc ps paa en- bebrc
WaaSc, os III tror % baabcr, at hi
far gjort os fortjent til ocmnc d.
mrrfiombcS.
Gr Ser life CIT 9lbomucnt / 9er:s
Nabola@ Jim Sc fmnoe faa. peb
at tale &laSets Sag fur liant? Sc
mange, JONI life far eiort ct Tor.
Ing, bpr prppe og ie, ON Sc life fan
ienoe &labet ialfalb En- nD NGom-
ttent, MT meoens 6olf tagcr S1tcr-
este / @labe pg faar Sis til at
leie.
1tnge Cars 9jrmpc6alcu, ira
@ois, fal0er Jig iii, efter ct bolpt
Mars Spbol0 fer / 2an0et, 2ouiS
@iantballeD.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-10
Reoerlag gap ct 1,omiteoeligt BE.
pig for, bDao Der boeoe ! Senner;ie
gnf a; enh- rn.%r .nn>.,. 90 SOS

Neoerlog gap ct nomitsoeligt BE.
big for, bDao Der boeoe / 5etner;;e
at &triebGrtreerneS 2nn6.
So 6rcoen bar iluttet, lagoe So
pa,1ert1e fig lite til SbiIe poo pltno=
ne 2al,rber;; mel, be %arbeioeoe rait-
las pi0ere paa at giere Scr og
Jlnabe 6obbelt iterf. Oct ftore
Maul pinfe6e 6eruoe / Grenlti6en,
ct magtigt 8aol, men BOG life mere
liopnaoeltgt, enc at ollie &r9fter
flutes i10 poa at begDnoe geibontn,
gen fremoper.
&orea ill1gt, gaaet op / ben ito
re &elbe0, og inge1t @siter reiite
Jig moo Mnneftionen.
Ser gior6es fort @roces, Set bar
be!lcr life no9et at opboloe fig ODER,
set bar fun ct lille Si1efpring paa
Maricben.
Man pe6blep at forbe6re Grop=
perues &ooben, og @rigsifib efter
&rigsitib er lbbet al Stabele11, ino=
til man I'LL filler fig lterf NOT til at
tage sen ltore Mln6fnl6, 116en at
ppre banqe for at fomme til at for
illtge fig paa ben.
.8i66et beooer 8tna, og Moolti=
Set fumes birfeligt at bore rettet al,
|5om ien6t fra go6e Man0er tom
Mc60elelien ON, at ser Dor brG61
togle Saponere /. Manfing. Sci
bar sen pregtigite M%nle6ning til
at ifrtoe in0, og sen blep ogiao be.
1,pttet. Siapan frapeoe Spreisnina
/ fltlo l16ltrpfning og set / Ell ME.
get trl.e11oe Gone, Der fan6t ftert
@ienflaag 1,oe / 8efolfningen.
&ina lope6e alt, bpao Sapar e,1:
lte6e, n1en bi6til er set fun blepe1
peo 2pfterne, bpao Sssapoirerr1e piit:
nof lite CT fje6e al, en- 'Mnlc6ninq
ifal man 10 gierne :bape for at finn:
tie begpn3e Set itore 8aifeta9.
sSsapa11 bar flargiort EN- flor 6laa:
6eaf6cling.
@eget taller for, at BEN nermeite
Tremtio oil. bringe oloorliet np1
ser obre fra M%orgenfole1s Mige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-10
6nlherg ny Euglann.

st meget fort samlerarbeioe lig=
ger til @rlrnb for oct &olberg=
8erf,. iom Giliam 0lspig poo
A~irbebougs 5orlag far uogipet ON
3olberg. / gnglano. SSttte blot SOL
bera=Rje11oere fan bape 6ornejelie
al bette noferlige Gerf. Set er Ell
aIborlig og pegtig 5tuoie at eng
iaub oe engelite 6orbol6 og bar
0erfor @ub til enbper Sci r, Ser
Htte er bange for at ofre nogle 81,
sa1er pan GU 8og:
SIT beifieftige fig meo @olberg
ser foraprigt alti6 en- @lG6e. &an
.betpoer 10 set ltore noroilfe @ien=
e,t1embr,1o for 1anfens 8ribe0. Sg
snet er baooe forfriifenoe og oplef=
1elihe ct 1e, Dporle6es fremmeoe
SS51atrDf brpoer Jig / 6enne &ierne
fom i ct Nrisme. Soaleoes fan
0pFntteIien al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Set mellem @nglGnoerne og 6ranlt T.
menoene bp0e Sen mo0erne 2e1er
Ell Birfelig @%ejleoning. &pem bar
rietig. forltaaet Sc &arafteregenifa=
Der, Scr ligger bag 6e engellfe &olg=
retsfbinbers @olo iombe6er? Sol
berg fnrofterilerer imiolertio sen
engalfe Notion poa fplgen6e Maa=
be: @ngellfmenoene begaor tiot
Borbrpoelfer, for6i Sc beo, at Sci
fife bill 9aa uitraffet ben, iaa al
2obens Strengbeo, iom 6emper
3ranIfm9rt6enes 2i6enifob og al.
urpffer Dem fra at fpn0e, pirfer an-
porenbe paa bine 2i6enifober oa
oriber oen1 til at fpr1be; iaaleoes,
at beriom oct fan iiges ON Ell
5ranlfn1an6: jeg bill ipnoe, ONT So.
zen fiI1oo 6et> fan set tiot iiges ON
en- gr1gelifmano: jeg bil0e life ipn=
be, bbis Set life bar forbu6t / So.
ten. @~ngelffm9n6ene leber berltg1
og I Dberflo6 og baoer Dog 2ipet
fiji nnar 6e ifal til &etterlteoet, be:
bpper be lite at ilebes 6io, 6e lebe1
,oq UNDER 2atter og Sang; Sc 6dr.
mems Sc u6itrgr &ittigbeoer og baa:
1,er Sc omfringltaaenoe, og nao1
ser ntongler 8eoler, benger Sc ti61
zig ielp -.
ST 1aaoanre farofteriltiif e Gita
fer funoe Ser onfgres cit @9ng6e
@olberg bar faa flog, iaa lang1
frentme for fin Sib, at ban er barf
at ofre ct birfeIigt @t11oium paa
So bans Sorbo1b til England er al
1prIig %SsSt1teresie, 90 ban 1tetop FRI
8ritter,te fit fine Digttge SSrnpplier
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-10

Gen lioite Contamination" Jet
Soale0es uo: Tprfiet og @algarien
il,o6 @refenlano> og Serbien imoo
4tbanieu.
stormogter,1es Mlliere0e, Stor-
blanene i europa, gjer Scar as &re=
5ioeut @iIions Merico=&olitif, men
Sc far alt le11ge bobt 8ebon at feje
for oeres ege,1. 9pr / bet nrolige
@ibrne".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-10
Set ct bpr Sunobeo iom bentes
fra MpotDefet.

Set fpruoiises, at &auantafano=
LETT nil ncoiette 4riien pou &po 10
&euts @unoet. Og ioa er ser enooa
oern, ser paaitaar, at oen life oil
betuIe Jig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-10

@r ser 11oge11, Scr bar oplepet
ueo]at 4sris paa &affc eller andre
Ting lioen i 2sroags, 6a ben ny
1ariilop git / &raft. 9faa lite?
Sen bent bare - fra aogle Weaa=
ue0er til ct Mar!.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-10

Brajilien ioripgcr paa at ienoe
eas CIT Sans iom fal6es vMtartr".
1lba, bpis SEN er perre emo
.,xangc"eu fra Mrgentina, iaa flyer
hi pns.>
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-10
8jprn Siyrniom INT Gilmems
Stunt.

- JTN >kTS"I~" WV Ot$~s$W~
Stunt.
Sfueipiller 8jsrn @isrnion, ser
iom befienbt belt og boJoent nu
gaar oper til 6ilmer, er forle6en
Gag bleoen interpiemet al uMpr=
ge1blaoct" / &rtltiania ON Bans
Wcntng ON Sen operbaan6tagenbe
6ilm=Sn6uitri.
@iprnion ipareoe Snterpieueren
= Mon m1oa life glemme, at
tai cling paa bette Smraooe enonr
er | @egpnoelie1s @egpnoelie. 90
to1nmenbc Mar oil liffert bri,lge Ell,
ltgpre lt0pifling. Sngen tetniit
Opftnoelie, bpor pi0unoerlig ser
emp er, btl forbm1le mig. Mon
ttaa 10 baabe fprit og fremmeit,
at Nipeoleet. fl1nitneriif oil bepeS.
@rapene blioer 10 itprre til ST.
mems iceniife uoitpr;; @rnpene mao
egiaa bltpe itbrre til ,Sfl1eipil1ernes
! Dpgttgbe6 og til ielpe Sc 9ro:
maer, lom ipilles. gn6n1 er Sc,
10 megen rR6ielsfulb 6ilminouitri
Seq ifreb forle6en at ser fa11
blipe go6 &a1n1t be6 5ilnre11. Glllo1
iaa go6 iom BEN / Bartomime poo
@cenen. Man fan inopen6e, at SCI
bele bliucr ofblcget> foroi 6orpernt
mong(er. Men 11aar iii Garper:
tie inart .fon1nter til? 6or set gin
Sc. Mon arbei6er mes Spfin0el=
fen; man er ltge in6e poa 2ipet al
Ben.
Sfal man ga life bellere in6rgm.
me, at @antomimen boa Slim meb
BERTH fomponeret Mrliif giper lige
iaa meget ion1 pao set pirfelige
Ibeatcr?
Seq at1ier set for at bore cit for
bol0spis ner 6remtiosmuligbeo for
6ilmen, at Sc o%ptreocnoe paa Ger
reject begpnoer at tale. @biIon
ipsler 10 meb Spfinoelien, far bel
egentlig allereoe LIFT BEN. Men
fer oil oa- opitaa cit meget flor &an=
ifeligbc6. SEQ &c n1rpercnoe 1tum=
me 8ille0er CT jo bele @anolingen
It b6i @ro6 fonce11treret.
Som Stillingen I'LL er, la6er set
Jig life negte, at 6ilr1e>1 er cit 6a=
re for 96eotrene, / alt 6al6 / Sc
imoa 2anOe. Seg merer life laa
meget berpeo, at 6ilmen tager &lub=
liflm fra Ebeatrene, iom ocrpe0,
at 6en tager alr1itnerne. Set er
lilo nemlig cit 6are t. CTS. for Sea-
tionaltbeotret, 11aar en- al bets
<nltnere, iom ii60er mes Ell Gage
LAT 5000 ont Maret, faor Silbl10
fra ct 6ilm=5ellfab / Marbus ONT
$1,000 &r. / @aane6en.
Ser CT for 9iebliffet EFT al Sea-
tionaltbcatrets &l1nltnere, lom bar
Gil6no ont 10000 &roner. pn1
Maret for at filnne. Seq pe6 life,
om ban tager in1o0 set; men ingen
flrnbe bel bebrej6e ban1, om ban
giorbe set. S Sc itore 9anoe fill
Ter Sagen fig 10 anoerleoes eno
fer. S Eplflano +. CTS. lenn1cr
|9beatrene oeres fremragcnoe Sfue=
|ipillere faa go6t, at 6riitelien for
Ell Gel fal6er bort.
Ser fur peret talt iaa n1eget ONT,
at 6ilmpirfiombeo ifuloe poelGgge
CIT Sfueipiller, pirfe foriimple1oe
paa bans &lnnit. Seq tror set fife.
|Eefnifen er nnientlig Sen famine,
lnarere %fi,1ere, ombpggeligere eno
peo a%lmin6elig sfl1eiptlfunlt. Mfan<
ge Sell, meget negte / Mimif og
@laltif, ser life. pil0e marfes paa
@cenen, set Motter 6ilmen noen
Sfaan1e1. 6remfor alt er 6en
ltbarmbiertig moo 9iet. Seq fan
oerfor life begribe, bborfor 6ilme1
ffltI6e dAplnnnp 11nnen &11nitner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-10
Sniferen 8e6el pe6 @immeriaes

@urt. st. @eter:: SOU ffol foa
Sou til at Hippo i1ro, auguit Be
BEL, men leg flyer Big Ell Gang
for ollie: S,tgen Sbeorter Der. Ser
oppe bliper alt peo BET gamle."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-10

Gn frpetelis stormfloo fla,
>Spnoag Scot bariet 8pen Mome,
Ilosfa, og 500 5amilier er biem-
lgie. gienoomstabet oni(aoes til
~ Million Collars.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-10

y Gbal,tmaqua=5elifabe bertil-
lonos iparer nnrn1eit til oe banife
6oreoragsforeninger til 6olfeop-
lpsning % bar oprinoelig faat bette,
for Moioriteten al Soft beipnoerli=
ge Mopr, for6i Sc fbrite 6oreorag
at Sen 9lrt, bolot al Mmerifas itpr-
ite 8olitifere og &re6ifanter, GU
oernprer og g%enatorer for flere
Mor iioen tim idmIeoe fine 9l1iin6er
at gilberere Deo Cafe @bnrtal1ql1a,
fpo for Buffalo ! staterr Rep BORT.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-10

Gn Motar, Ser pleier at bic unge
&ar, fom flpgter I Mutomobi1, bar
ilaaet op ct Sfilt me6 felgenoe SSr1,
ifrift poa &ontorogren: u8ielIe,
@~ieliesatteit, Motis> i Mpi1e11, Sro.
loft % so 2iter 8en5in for 12 DoI-
lars"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-10
Surbfieluet us &amalcm. rs(6


SurSfjGluet us &analcn. rs(6io=
Tut tngen SfaOe blep gjort al Sor0,
lfielp s. 1. Sft. paa nogen 0el al
&anolen," leo 0en al .Sberit George
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-24
MRS. MARoUET's FUNERAL

The funeral of Mrs Marceline Mar
quet, for sixty years a resident of
this city, will be held Wednesday
morning at Q O'Clock from her late
residence, 95 South Ninth street. to
st. Antoninus's Church, where a
solemn high mass will be offered. In
terment will follow in the Cemetery
of the Holy Sepulchre.
Mrs. Marquet, who was So years
old, died suddenly yesterday. Old age
was the cause of her death, prior to
which she had been in good health.
She was born in southern France.
coming to this country in 1865. Her
husband, the late Jean B. Marquet,
formerly owned one of the largest
box factories in the city in the rear
of 26-46 Warren street. The firm was
known as j. y. Marquet & Sons.
Mrs. Marquet leaves two sons,
Ernest and Joseph. and a daughter
Emma. all Of the South Ninth street
address.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-24
OBITUARY
MRS. CRABB'S FUNERAL
TO BE HELD TOMORROW
Prominent Newarker's Widow
Had Been III for Years.

Funeral services for Mrs Helen
Mackey Crabb. widow of the late
William Crabb, will be held at 2:9O
o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the
home. 295 Mt. Prospect avenue. The
Rev. DR.. Pleasant Hunter, pastor of
the Second Presbyterian Church, will
ofticiate. Interment will be made in
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery.
Mrs. Crabb, who was 6S years old,
yesterday succumbed to a lingering
illness. She had been a sufferer for
several years. and became seriously
i'll last August. She received an at
tack yesterday afternoon, and, al
though physicians were constantly in
attendance, the end came after three
hours
Born at Kirkcaldy. Scotland, Mrs
Crabb came to this country with her
brother. David Mackey, in 1872. Four
when she married the late William
CrAbb. founder of the machine manu-
featuring concern of William Crabb &
Co, at Third street and the Morris
canal. He was a founder of sthe
North End Club and well-known as a
promoter of Improvements in the
Eighth Ward
For thirty-seVen years Mrs. Crabb
had been a member of the Second
Presbyterian Church. and took an in
terest in the charitable affairs con-
nected with the church. Her activi-
ties in this direction were accom-
p,shed in an transformations manner,
however, and seldom became public
Two sons, David M. and William w.
Crabb, and two grandsons survive.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-24
GAS VICTIM SAVED BY
OXYGEN TREATMENT

Pronounced out of danger after
physician had worked over him for
thirty hours. Bernard Kelly is today
recovering from the effect of acciden-
tai gas poisoning at % Norwood
street. Kelly owes his life to the in.
clement weather which prompted
Ferd Harlfinger to give up a family
outing on Washington's Birthday and
return to his home. Harlflnger, with
whom Kelly boards, discovered the
latter unconscious in bed.
For several hours after DR.. James
A. Coyne. of 526 Sanford avenue, had
been called it was thought Kelly was
beyond recovery. Oxygen was used
continuously to restore respiration. A
gas tube accidently disconnected in
the dining-room had filled the house
with the poisonous fumes.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-24
PATRIOTIC ORDER
HEARS DIPLOMAT.
Society of Cincinnati Enter
tains French Ambassador at
Washington Banquet.

Jean Jules Jusserand, French am
bassador to the United States, was
the guest of the Society of the Gin
cinnati of New Jersey at their Wash
ington's birthday banquet at the
Washington Saturday evening. The
ambassador was decorated with the
insignia of the order. He was made
an honorary member of the society
last summer.
M. Jusserand was the principal
speaker of the evening. Others who
spoke were J. w s. Campbell, pres-
dent of the society; Supreme Court
Justice Francis j. Swayze Colonel J.
Campbell Gilmore and Brigadier-
General Theodore e. Wiedershiem.
They all spoke on Washington
France and the United States have
very similar problems of capital and
labor. declared NJ. Jusserand in re-
ferring to the bonds of friendship be-
tween the two countries. The love of
the French for this country is in
spired by the love of liberty, he said,
shown strikingly in the Revolutionary
and Civil wars.
One of the problems for the two
nations to work out, he said, is to show
the laborer that his interests are
identical with those of his employer.
This condition can only be evolved, tbs
speaker declared, by studying con-
ditions here and abroad and then
paying the laborer a fixed wage and
letting him share in the profits of the
concern
In conclusion the ambassador said
his country is very anxious to pre-
serve peace with the United States
When 1 came here" he said, my
instructions were to see that the
friendship of the two countries is con-
tinued"
The next dinner of the society will
be held on July 4.