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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-10-18

The News was never known to
dun a subscriber in the summer
time. We don't need any money
in the summer time. But along
about this time every year, when
we can blow smoke from the
mouth, we need little liquor.
The doctor prescribes it. We see
where we can order gallon OF
good corn whisky for 81 and SIX
hits, with a pretty corkscrew
thrown in and also a beautiful
drinking glass. Under these
conditions we feel it our duty
to ask at least three Of our sub
scribers to pay up very soon.
Please attend to this right away.
-Magnalia (Ark) News.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-10-18
AMarvelous Escape.

"My little boy had a marvellous
escape" writes =. +. Bastiams OF
Prince Albert, Cape of Good
Hope. "It occurred in the mid
die of the night. He got very
severe attack Of Group. AS luck
would have it, | had a large bot
tie of Chamberlain's Cough REM
edy in the house. After follow
ing the directions for an hour and
twenty minutes he was through
all danger. Sold by all dealers.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-10-18

According to the estimates
submitted to the treasury depart
ment by the collector Of internal
revenue at New Orleans, there
are approximately $4,000 people
in Louisiana whose incomes will
be subject to taxation under the
pending income tax law.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-10-18
The
PRISE AND OBSERVER,
Consolidated.

Journal OF Iberia Parish
b City Of New Fberia.
kiption S1.@ per Annu1n.
The Butler weekly times., 1913-02-20
Stops Pain in the Bladder, Kid
neys and Back.

Wouldn't it be nice within week or go TO
begin to cay goodbye forever to the scalding.
dr!bbling, straining or too frequent passage Of
urine; forehead and back 'of-the head aches;
the stitches and pains in the back; the growing
muscle weakness; spot before h" eyes; yellow
skin; sluggish bowels; swollen eyeltds or ank-
les; leg cramps; unnatural 5hors breath; Sleep
ltsspess and DIES pondency.
have q remedy for these troubles that you
can depend on, and IL you want tn make
QUICK RECON ERi, YOU ought 10 write and
get free dollar pack age OFT. How to obtain
my Kidney AID Bladder medicines free:-Just
drop me ~ line like this: DR.. A. +. Robinson.
K2llo Luck b lilding Detroit. Mich and l will
eend it BY mail, postpaid and free. AS you will
see when YOU get 1t, THIS remedy contains only
pure, harmless medicines. but II has great
healing and pan-conquern2 power
l. will quickly show its power once you use
it, SO think you hal better seq what il is with
out delay. ! VII send you dollar rackage
ff"e--you can use II and cnre yourself at home
Ifyou think this matter over, you will see
that could not afford t, make this liberal offer
unless 1 believed my medicines would cure
kidney and Bladder troubles -adv.
The Butler weekly times., 1913-02-20
EASY RHYMiNG GAME.

You may call it rhyming contest
if YOU like. But it makes a very
pleasant parlor game, and is surpris-
ly easy. Each player writes down
the name and the rhymes of some
easy form of verse, say the sonnet
Care should be taken to choose
rhymes with good open vowels and
plain meanings. Recondite and tech
meal words are barred and it is a
mean trick to set down such words
as 'soap" and "cash."
The sheets of paper with the
rhymes and titles are then ex-
changed, and a sonnet is worked up
by each player. This should take
about fifteen minutes. The sonnets
ure then read aloud amid much
laughter and enthusiasm.
The Butler weekly times., 1913-02-20
FOR CHIT,

"I recommend for you, sir, a little
change"
"Sorry I can't take it, doctor, but
my wife's got all had"
The Butler weekly times., 1913-02-20
PLAN TO CONSERVE THE SNOW
Scientists Have Discovered Its I'm.
portance In Relation to the
Water Supply.

The attention of American me-
teorologists has been directed in re-
cent years to the great Importance of
the winter snow fall in the noun
tains of semi-arid western states as a
source of the water available for ag-
ricultural purposes or for motive
power the following summer. A
dual problem has been under inves-
tigation-the development of meth
DDS Of measuring the volume of snow
lying on the mountain slopes. as a
means of predicting the amount of
water it will yield, and the conserva-
ton Of the snow by appropriate
treatment of the forest cover. Among
the interesting discoveries made in
this connection is the fact that the
ideal forest for snow conservation is
one filled with glades whose area
bears such proportion to the height
of the trees that, while snow enters
freely, the wind and sun cannot
reach the bottom. The production of
such glade by cutting and pruning,
as we'll as by planting trees Of suit
able species, becomes, therefore, a
part of forest practice in the regions
in question. Aside from investiga-
tons by the weather bureau and 9TH
er government institutions, this SUBJ
ject has been most activel y studied
by the excellent meteorological de-
partment of the University of Ne
vada, which is now planning to offer
a special course for foresters on the
relation of mountains and forests to
the conservation of snow. An ad-
junct of this university is the we'll
known meteorological observatory on
Mount Rose.
The Butler weekly times., 1913-02-20
ROYAL FAT BOY.

Prince Gustayus of Denmark, re-
garded as stronger contender for
the nebulous Albanian throne. is the
sixth child of the late king of Dem
mark and a brother Of the reigning
king. King George of Greece is his
uncle, and the dowager queen of
England his aunt. Prince Gustavus
is young, having been born in 1857.
At eighteen he entered the army,
where he is now a lieutenant in the
life guards, and has lost none Of the
portliness which once gained for him
the name Of "the royal fat boy.'
The Butler weekly times., 1913-02-20
NOT AN EXTENDED MENU.

An eastern man who was on a bus
iness trip through the west stopped
at the small hotel in a country town
one day. He entered the dining
room and was shown to a table by
a waiter.
"Wlll You have some pork and
beans. sir:" asked the waiter as he
brought the customary gf->s Of
water.
NO. | don't care for Them" an
swered the man. Il never eat pork
and beans"
"Dinncr is over. then. cir" said
the waiter, as he moved away
Youths Companion.
The Butler weekly times., 1913-02-20
UNsWEET USES OF ADVERSELY
Foolish Notion That Best Work 10
Done Under Unhappy Conditions
Is Dying Out.

Dickens assaiIed in "David Cop
oerfeld" the ''diabolical notion" that
persons can do their best work when
oppressed by unhappy conditions He
made his generality on facts particu-
Iarly applying to children-to one
child. David Ccpperfield, as a SYM
bol.
Out of conditions that hold child
hood and manhood and womanhood
to fear and chill penury," some
child of the sweatshops emerges to a
powerful or useful life. And there
are those who pervert the old truth
that free. pioneer struggle with ma
ture makes a hardy stock. And they
say that the boys or girls success
is due to his adversely! Forgetting
the many others that succumb. Not
realizing that the child won in spite
of wretchedness and misery, or that,
if the wretchedness was necessary to
his success, then his success was a
thousand times too dearly purchased.
That ''diabolical notion" is dying.
We are not so many of us now afraid
of ''pampering the race with luxury"
or of supporting the unfit by see
ing to it that all the race has de-
cent living and that conditions which
produce the unfit shall cease to dis
grace us.-kansas City Times.
The Butler weekly times., 1913-02-20
POOR "GELL" DIDN'T KNOW.

At the knickerbocker theater q
really unsophisticated chorus girl has
been discovered. She is one of the
models in oh. Oh! Delphine.''
Last night the stage manager in
vited her to dinner.
''Oh, | can't accept she said
)eople might misunderstanding y
mo, they wouldn't persisted the
manager. '''rhey know me too well,
and you are like Caesars wife,
'Who is She" asked the chorus
girl. ''Does she belong to this COM
pany? ?-New York Telegram.
The Butler weekly times., 1913-02-20
ACCOUNTING FOR IT.

@Mr. Baggs says you're hatchet-
faced woman"
"Humph! That's because I cut
him the other day."
The Butler weekly times., 1913-02-20
FLYNN'S PUBLIC SERVICES.

William J. Flynn, who has been
appointed chief of the United States
secret service, succeeding John +.
Wilkie, resigned, has for years been
in charge of the New York division
of the secret service. He was brought
prominently before the public in con-
nection with his investigation of the
sugar weighing frauds in New York.
The Butler weekly times., 1913-02-20

Missouri Pacific Time Table
BUTLER STATION
NORTH.
No 202 X. C. Mail h Elk. ......... -. 3:25 .. IN.
No. 2O6 Kansas City Accommodation $50 .. m.
No. 212 Local Freight, does not car
~ passengers - w 1O so q. m.
No. POS St Louis & X. c. Mall b Ex l2:40 p m.
No 2lO st, Lonis Limited ~......... l0:40p. m.
No. 252 Stock Express, does not car
ry passengers m ... 9:10 p. m.
TRAINS WEST AND SOUTH.
No. pol X. c. Joplin Mail 4 Ex - 2:55 a. m.
No. 200 southwest Limited ............ $50 q. m.
No. 29l Local Freight, does not car
ry passengers. Ill :55 p. IN.
No. 207 K. O.. 4 Joplin Mall 4 Ex.. l:Os p IN.
No. 2O5 Nevada Accommodation. $40 p. m.
INTERSTATE.
WEST.
No. 883 Madison Local Freight, car
No 6ss Madison Accommod alton. i 80 p m.
EAST BOUND ARRIVALS.
No. 81 Butler Accommodation ........ 1901 p. m.
No. 694 Butler Local Freight. 500 p. m.
Freight trains Nos. sos and ga carry passen-
gers on Interstate Diviaion. No other freight
trains carry passengers.
All freight for forwarding must be at depot
not later than eleven O'Clock q. m. or be held
Interstate Division must be delivered before
i've O'Clock p. m. No freight billed for this
train In morning. Il. U. VANDERvOORr,
Agent.
The Butler weekly times., 1913-02-20

Wayne-Why didn't you tell me
that confoundcd stock of yours
wasn't worth a nickel?
Payn. Because I'm too much of
a man % jump on poor stock when
it's down.
The Butler weekly times., 1913-02-20
ILLUSTRATION.

"Pa, what does a vampire do to a
man."
Watch your mother, my son, the
next time l come home on pay day."
The Butler weekly times., 1913-02-20
Dollar Package
FIRE
Kidney Medicine FREE

Relieves Urinary and Kidney Troubles
Backache. Straining, Swelling, etc.
The Butler weekly times., 1913-02-20
PARALLEL.

Mr.. Merrv-Iack Jones, l am
told, laughed while he was being
married.
Mr.. Grouch-Well. haven't men
been known to joke on the scaffold? :?
The Butler weekly times., 1913-02-20
sURMIsINa.

"1fs the little things Of life that
worry q man."
@Quite true. Some youngstsg
been snowballing you?"
The Butler weekly times., 1913-02-20
EASILY PLEASED.

"How would you like to sleep in a
room decorated by a world-famous
artist ?"
"I wouldn't mind it a bit, after
the paint got dry"
The Butler weekly times., 1913-02-20
SHOULD KNOW BETTER.

81 don't know what should be done
with Jobble>.'
"What's wrong with Jobbles ?"
"He still SAYS parcels post -
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6aIbberb,,naeft
Bnrbe seiirm Gin glGSden TN ssfer.
anora JlateebanOe gefaMOen.

s5n Der fiinften Gtage bes alerail.
bra 5Idt. .Bebdubes oilf WaInitt Sills,
ipurDe geitern ourb ben Sausmeiftcr
Gbos. 3anlor Gin Dadohen i1lafenD
.porgefunoen. ipelhes ibren Nainea als
6lorenee aooins, 16 Sabre aft, aiis
DQpioii, 81, itannneno, nngnb. Ins
9f1odDen, tDelbeS 0urh Srnger CT.
idopit mar, er3dblte cine 3il Ser3en
gebenoe @eid1idte. Glir6 bic Jluib
In Tanton bat ibre 1ante alles Der.
loren uno flihr oos Wsahhen nod,Gin.
.eii1ndti, inn bier ibren 2ebensunter.
bait 5u perbienen. lie 2ogiepirtbii,
bel mefdE- iie tis Dor bret 5agei
Ipobnte, ictte slorenee ouf Die Strn.
be, oa lie ibre Redniing nidt beSnb.
len fonrlte nno behieIt i1rc alei0er.
Set oieier Belt iponoerte iie ~plaH.
mo 5iellos ourh Die StroBen, obne
esabrung Ino DboodD. Bdbrenb oes
Itorfen Regens in Der Deittiuob Jtnni
bate tie Ghmb inter einer Beranbn
in 8olnut Sias geiud9t. 8ie lie in
3as aIeronbra 8ebdiioe gelangt lit,
tam iif oos Wdtep fiift erinflern.
syrau G. Asain, in beren Bobnuif1
sylorence anfnnbme fano, rief Tr Z.
|g. Hifericn herbei ipelher feititellte,
oo5 oas Wdoten an errtattiiug unc
Sunaer lit.
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Jn(an0 ge(egrap6
Dos 2anbgefes BON 4ris
sonu unteraeinuet.

no u uH1er e % ret.
g9eeniL ari3.. is. Nai. Der
Gtrperneur CUNT untersei6uete dir
5reitng nus neue 2anbsefeb bon
ari5ond. Inter BEN Gefes idnn teiu
4nsl1nber, iei er MN fautnfiider
cbsr nlongoliIder Abitommung. in
ari5ona 21nb signsn. fpenn er MIDI
erfldrt bat, 8iirger tperben 81 tpollsE.
Inter oem Geiss fperoen ni6t nur
Gficten oerhinbert, 2onb 5u bsfisen,
'oaoern aud pisle reif< Weritansr
b. auf Ter du,eritdHifden Seite oer
0rrn5s It6tn, absr meyitnHif6e giirs
GET seblieben itno.
Rorb unb SeIbitmpro.
GIobe. ari3ond, is. Wai. -
georse 9dmpton, elm Bergmann, bat
bier am 5reitoe feline gran, cine &raus
,enpflsserin. eri6Ofen. feline Sdpdgss
rim, fTrnu Wiuuis Roiue, unb feline
GdDisgrmutter, Gram 90. ). Msbber
ihiper rerwunoet unb bGHn Selbfts
morb btgungen.
hampfDn lebte ieit einieer 3eit pon
ieiner Grau gstrennt. gr begab iit
Gil Weoraen nab bem Nkbber' fhsr
Scus. eriIdreno, oob sr bic guaa,
sFdnrilie umbringn MOLE.
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C&iHssadbrtdbtes.

geep Bort, II. Teoi. GTgeforu.
meH: ,,abriatic" tin6 yWsnuretanin
BON 2iperpcoI; rSDrnia1, bon
Jrieit.
MbsegonseH: pRcurn4 naf Rar'
ieiIle.
glHtDerpen. AbeeT.: rWsar.
aliette-. nnh gulron ino Bbilaoei'
pbin.
Gueenstopn- mgef.: Gel.
fig iinsh NeD 9orf.
Mcfterbam. Angef. :: ~sheffp
sinsIferoam~, oor gtap Dorf.
abgefnbren: sllrmriiuH4 nod seep
Dorf.
Gouthampton. Gbgefnbrer-
..saniierin aug,ite m1toria~. na6
9teu s)orf.
WontreaI. 4n9ef.: .GdunoE
bon Irieit.
auebec. ansf.: ~girsinian"
bon 9irerppoI.
SaItiar. angel: .Gartbase'
iiinn@, pon 9Inssotp.
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2ebeHsnabe.

Coroner syoertnleper ipuroe seitern
benotridiigt, baB Der 78 Sabre alts
farmer George aDenig, psl4er nohe
Wt. 5eaitbp fDoblt, fsinsm 2eben
burd ginnehmen BON Barrier Grin
Elm gnbe bersitst bat. aoenig mar felt
ldngsrer 3sit seldbmt unb fii6lte ft6
alIeinftebenb. am 8onneritas idloB
er fi9 in fsinem 3immsr Elm unb nabm
bos Gift su iih, on OeTsR 5olgen er
am Jreitag itdrb. Der 2ebensmiios
fDur6e bon Ieinem So6ue peisr dufses
funben, pelher fofort einsn ar3t bers
beirxf, Der ibm itbo6 feline Silfe mebr
onsebeiben laHen foHnt:. aosnis mar
Weteran bes 9iir9erfrieges unb oients
BET Der Gbio kihtsn artillsris.
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uafdne.

gei elmer gofOIineyploiion trug IN
b<r Weriftati feiner MObnuHg, 60
2014 Dbio Abenus. Der Winf1iniii
Jfsb M<iBmonn granbipunben i'm
Gs!iGt unb an ben 3dnDen hapon.
- Dem iiibiffen 6oIpitol ipirDs
gsiiern 4benb Der SO Sabre altt gb0s.
farrell. bon Ro. 532 Sale ADenus,
einseLieitrt, Do er cine Derletuns an
Auge ourh eintn MHfnmobil llnfcll
onDcnsssrassn botte.. Garreu nerlief
an Der siodouls unb Rfnbins RodD sin
Automobii. uno lief btrett in Elm on.
beres bii,ein. bns pIosIids binter BEN
fsabenb<n Mutc bsrDoriam. 0drrel
ipurbe 5u Hoben seiporfen, unb true
bie 0nseetbtne Werfbung nupon.
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Wermif.

4us ibrer Mohnung $40. 2114
Cameron CTR, Roripooo. g.. per
fhuanb am IA. Wsai bic 80 Sabre ate
Syrdu Game 2epis. Die angeb0riseu
finb um ben 8erbfeib Der gran febr
bsforgt, uno eriuhten bic pOlissf ibr
Bel auffinpung Der 9sridauunoensn
bebiilflih gu ieiH.
Stit Dem 20. 4pril ir;rs aus ihrer
Dobnuns, go. 724 !0optins 8taes.
bic Is Sabre nfte alice Sbiefcs bsrs
miBt. Gs fpirb cnesnommn, bdB
biefslbe mit einem gsrpiHm Rifarb
geEion mad Gbicogc gegangsn 1T.
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glaiansflns bts Gdiuei5er Wsanner.
dprs.

Ginen Dergiiiigten 9ng tperSen am
Sonntag cbne yrnge Die WAtglieoer
oes Gfnpei5er Wdnnerhors perleben.
Der gerein bot r6nIi6 aitf Sonntoa
ieinen ii6rIiden Waiaasflug orrar.
.girt, oeiien 3ieI beuer Blatnpiae lit.
lie Sbeilnebner on oidem 9nsflup
Derjornfneln fih ami Sonntog Weor9ei'
Inn neiul llbr bel Dem BereinSmit.
alieo 5errn Geo apcr, an Der Mtdin,
stpiiden Der 6. ml0 7. StraBe, bon
100 aus Der abnnrih eriolgen niro.
ssiir ltnterbaItlng lit in Der 6enfbar
beiten gSeiIe Gorge getragen, iooal
Den 1beiInebmern genltbrei6e StuE.
ben in ausIiht iteben
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aIei,se s3sliseinadlrid

Os. 00usinipstipr JDbn r. ri
n0rbs srtpirtie ssitern TN g,Oiiaeioe,
ri6t 0dftbsfebIs st8sn JobH g. Robs
gers. 10. 900 JcbnfcH Gsbdubs, uHb
5. q. CGarn, 32S Oh penrI Gtrobe.
iufgen RitntbtfOlguHe Der Gi6erbeiis.
unb Gelunhbkitsporf orfNriften in ben bon
bsnfeibel eetisneien 6duierH.
Jn sinem Dausflur nnbe hem
Gronb 6sfeI ipnrb< In b<r Donner5iae
Nnmt Der IL Johrs nIte JxfIe gDos
mn6 aus @<udont1ine. g., jnfdfenD
aasgefunben. Dkr anGbe er5d4Itt, bo6
Il ii6 nuf bem qDeee nnm 9fotbpids,
Rp.. bfunb, itbc@ fein Neileeeib pers
Irytn hdfk. DE Qlteru bse 2naben
lpusbsa bGna&ei6 6tiok
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Yerisnsl. OtiSem.

Uait aufrihtissr Srdusr nirb, In
ipeiten areiien bic aunoe pom benz IN
gbieago srfolsten ableben bon Jrau
Anna Btegler eeb. Wagner Der,
!nommeD tperben, bic bort nuh lonaes
rem Qeinen bic 4ugen gum efuigea
Sblummer gef6loHen bat Die Dds
hiugefhieoene, bic bis Dor mem gen
Sabren bier onidHtg seDeisn, hinter'
ldBt einen sroBen JreuHbestreis. ben
| fie iid3 burh ihre perionli6e liebsnss
ipiirbigteii unb ibre 5erSensgiite 81 ers
tDerbtn getpubt bate, unD bic grange
btueten Mngeborisen biirfen bet Der
fhtpsren priifuns, BON Der fie betroFs
fen fpurben, Der innigften 3beIlndhms
periifgrt iein. Die 8ererpiste htuters
IGBt ben ffipersepriiften Gdtten.
ntrrn Gborles 8iesler. fotDie 5iuei
bier onidHiss SObnt, BON beneH ps-
cine s<rr 5obn Biegler I'm NH3tilene
Dpnriement hes .8olfsblati1 t5dsig
liit, tpdtrenb Der onbsre Sobn IN zine,
biefigsn 4poibete unssfisllt III. Ess
fterblite Ollie Der gntfhlafenen III
behufs Beiiebung hierbsr iiberfl5ri
fporbeu. unb be 9esrbisuns ffnoet
beutt Rntmittcg um balb 5r.i n5r
BON Der aapelle Der 2eihenbeftatiers
firmd Ditto & Giermer, dn Der Neit-
tpoob aneRue unb Ban bGrt GtraHs
aus itatt. Die Beiisbung srfotst auj
Dem Srisbbof an Der Carthage pife.
Gin in ipeiten Rreifen besdnHier
beutiher 8irssr ift seiteru in Ssrtu
2otharS StpIer I'M MIter Don SO
SGbren fns Senieits abberrfen poro,u.
Der 3dbingefhiebeue hinterldbt sinen
sroBeH JreauDestrtis, BEN er ii4 ourf
fem fernneutihes Hseien III srperbsn
aelpubt bate, uno bic fhpergepriifts
Samiiie bari bei Der 5eimfuhuus, non
Der fie bstroffen fpurbe. bes ber3li5Sien
Beilsibs psrfihert isin. Die geerni-
gung fionet am Rontag RoctHitsaa
nm halb stpei uhr bonn Srauerhouis,
ERO. 2424 6orrifpu aDeHue aus fott.
Jm AIter Don 81 Sahrsn If cine IN
fpeiien Rreiien bttannie unb aIlseHein
bod senhtete beutfhe Ratrcne Trdil
W atbifbe 5eine gsb. Wolf in's
Stnieits biniibereeitlummert. lii
Gunbe BON bem 4bIeten oieisr made.
rem D<utidssn gran ptro allasmeia
nit aufrittigem 9eoouern neruommsn
frerDen, unb bic pieIen ssrsunoe, tpsfG,c
| file fih su ersperben nerif1rhen hatte.
fperben ihr 4nbenttn ftets in ghren
fdlien. Die 8eifesuns Der fterblihsn
hiiIe Der Dcbtneeihisbtuen ftnbst am
Srurftus Rdhmittag iim brei llbr bonn
9rauerbauIe. RO. 6718 pOplar Str.
WaoiIonpille. aus itatt.
| Die 8eifesuns Der iierbIiden Si;ns
Don Or. Gbrrles 3. 90 o Ser.
ner i'm bei.en Wonnesdlier. i'm 56.
Qsbensiahre Ieirsn Angeb0risen unh
sdhlreihen sJreuHbsn nurn ben unsr.
bittiitxn 1oh sntriHsH tpurhe, finbti
am Montos Ro4mistas I'm spsi il6r
RON 2ruursbaufe. 80. 1729 Geytcr
Mnenue, aus Rctt.
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Dds Gommerfeft Der 6orusorisaos
gen, au<ld5es am rnorgisen 6ountog i'm
syoreft Gdrb<n ftnttfinben folIte. II
ipegfn Der llnsepibbeit TIM Strabens
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-02-07


Buffalo, N. VI. D. Fontaine,
81, chauffeur of Chicago, on trial
here, charged with attempted
grand larceny. Impersonated
himself as G. w. Mccormick, Jr.,
Chicago multimillionaire.
Cincinnati, - Henry Reilman
killed and,3 other men seriously
hurt in two explosions in base
ment of Traction bldg. Sewer
gas. Bldg. severely damaged.
Canonsburg, Pad. Sampson
shot and killed VIM. Nicolet,
brother-in-law. Escaped, Quar-
rel with his wife started fight.
Peoria, Ill.-No one hurt in
$25O,0OO fire in Avery Mfg. plant.
Oil explosion.
Mansfield, O.-Jos Brozinsly,
IA, ran away from home. Found
almost frozen to death on railway
tracks. Both legs will have to be
amputated.
CleveIand.-Ohicials of Broth
erhood of Locomotive Firemen
here today stated they expect ma
tional officers of the organization
to come here Monday to COM
plete preparations for predicted
strike on 81 railways of Eastern
division.
Dnever. - Mrs. Jane Welsh
Wolf, wife of c. Wolf, formerly
of Springfield, ILL.,, found dead
here today. Heart failure
Menominee, Wis. - Mrs. F,
Hill came here to collect $40 as
bounty for pelt Of wolf she killed
IN her hack ward with q mop stick.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-02-07

NEWS IN BRIEF
New York.-Mrs. Charles R.
Schuetze filed suit for separation
from harpist of Philharmonic So
ciety.
St. Louis.-Louis Duffy, mem
Der Of jury hearing libel suit here,
dropped dead while jury was con-
sidering verict.
San Salvador.-Martial law
proclaimed throughout country
after attempted assassination of
president
San Elizabeth Mo
DIM Wood, heiress, broke off en-
gagement to Capt, James Camp
bell Besley.
Bluehelds, Nicaragua.-zle per-
sons drowned when schooner
Granada was wrecked off Grey
town, Nicaragua.
St. Louis.-DepartInent stores.
to form pool so they can buy
wares at.cheapest possible prices.
New York.-Phillip Mauro, 80,
stole grand opera scores from
public library. Made copies and
put them back in place of orig
inals.
Lakewood, N. John D.
Rockefeller has bought 120 lots
London.-creditors ofMarquis
of Hartford, formerly Lord Var
mouth, have accepted his offer to
pay 81 cents on dollar.
San Quentin, Cal-Body of
Herbert RepsoId, perfumed bur
glar, who escaped from San
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