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Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-05-15
WASHINGTON NEWS LETTER.

The general debate on the tar
if bill has ended. Representa-
tive Durpe is the first democrat
to announce that he will oppose
the bill. He will vote against it
on account of its free sugar pro-
vision.
An important provision Of the
bill imposes an additional special
duty Of Is per cent on all articles
which foreign manufacturers sell
to importers in this country at
prices lower than in the country
of production. European ma
tons nations are already COM
planning against this provision
because it prevents their contro
of the American market.
The most comprehensive meas
ure yet framed for regulating
corporations is found in the bill
prepared by Senator Cummins
1t provides that no corporation
shall engage in interstate COM
merce if it does any of the things
prohibited by law. Stock owner
ship in other companies, and SER
vice by a person as a director of
two competing corporations, are
prohibited.
According to decision Of the
Supreme Court, widows and rel
atives Of bankrupts are entitled
to continue life insurance poll
cies in their favor on the lives of
bankrupts, Only the cash sur
render value of such policies Can
go to trustees for the benefit of
creditors of corporations cannot
beleft holding the bag" and lose
their rights by reorg; nization OF
the debtor companies. AS in the
last 20 years a number Of corpor.
porations, mostly railroads, have
been absolved from carrying out
onerous contracts and paying fol
material and labor, the restitu.
ton of these old obligations may
: amount to an enormous sum
The rights Of creditors, Of course,
depend on their ability to prove
their claims.
The Secretary of Commerce
: and Labor recently stated thai
the money value of exports Of
manufactured products from the
United States has increased ap'
proximately $500, 900 a day in
= comparison with last year. 1t is
| shown that in trade and com
! mercial conditions the United
, States is gaining much more
: rapidly than foreign coun
tries.
William j. Bryan, has beer
sent by President Wilson to con
E fer with the Governor and Legis
. lature of California over the con
= t,mplated land laws of that Stat,
restricting aliens, especial.
= Chinese and Japanese, from &C
curing lands. Reports received
are not encouraging, yet it is be
= lieved that q solution will b.
reached.
, Representative SESSION, o
Mississippi, in a tariff speech, de
clared himself in favor of tn
! California anti-alien land law
1 and resented the efforts of JapaI
o to force this country to submit t
d her demands.
t Judge George E.. Downey, o
y Indiana, will be Comptroller o
e the Treasury to succeed Robert j
+ Tracewell. This is one of tn
most important positions in tn
gift of the President, as tn
S Comptroller has final say as
d expanding all federal appropri,
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-05-15

Many sufferers from rheumatism have
been surprised and delighted with the
prompt relief afforded by applying Cham.
herain's liniment Not one case Of iheu.
mai,m in ten requires any internal lclt,
ment whatever. This liniment is foi sale
by all dcslers.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-05-15

TnR .ARGESrMAGAIlGE IN THE WORLD
1ody's Magyar ne is the largest and best
edited magazine published at soc per year
Five cents per copy at all newsdealers
Every lady who appreciates a good maya
zine should send Tor a free samplecopy and
premium catalog. Address, TopYs Mac
AzISE, Canton, Ohio.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-05-15

Owing to the fact that we are
not poetic critics we are steadily
turning down all contributions of
spring poetry.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-05-15
$500 IN GOLD FOR PRIZES
IN CORN AND TOMATO
GROWING.

TWO CAPITAL PRIZES or
$3.50 IN GOLD EACH ARE OF
FERED BY MIR. j. Il. MEIER
RAN FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
WHO ARE MEMBERS OF
CLUBS WORKING IN KEN
TUCKY. IT is HOPED THAT
THESE TWO HUGE PRIZES
WILL CAUSE THE YOUNG
STEERS TO PUSH THEIR
CROPS TO THE LIMIT.
THE BOYS CORN CLUB
BOY WHO is CHAMPION
FOR THE STATE AND
GROWS MORE THAN 100
BUSHELS OF CORN ON HIS
. ACRE WILL RECEIVE $3.50
IN GOLD.
, THE GIRL WHO ENCELS
IN HER TOMATO CANNING
OVER ALL THE OTHER
| GIRLS IN THE CLUB WORK
IN THE STATE AND CANS
. OVER 500 QUARTS WILL Sc
! CURE $3.50 IN GOLD.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-05-15

Our exchanges TEEN with news
of the good road movement and
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-05-15

After taking Dr. Mics Laxative
Tablets children ask for more candy
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-05-15
TRAIN YOUR BOYS
And GIRLS RIGHT
Don't Let Them Waste Time
on Useless Studies.
WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT 3?

A Boy Trained For Profession Is Not
Apt to Be Contented or Successful
as a Farmer-Yet Agriculture Is
Quite as important as the Classics or
the "Learned" Professions.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-01
MFAuE BISHOP WINS
JUDGES SANCTION TO
STAY WITH MOTHER
Court Refuses to Put Million
she's Wife IN Jail for A.
legged Contempt.

ouSrsms csurt Justice Bishsp save
NJ 5od,ciai sanction to-day to Aftssn-
vsR.sll Natalie Bishop's choice Of the
Rus-caflten Hotel. the Aomiciis Of her
0eeheP. Ma Abigail Hancock Bishop.
b Deofersncs 10 the Hotel Belmont. the
so1oooee q her father. Jssnss Cunning.
- Biehon The millionaire banker.
Ia court ineorporated lie permission
- natalie 10 choose betwssn her war
f1o9 pasoats h . dsclsion u which ne
eeeqned % ssnd Nh. Bishop 10 the
G01nDw 0essst jan for aiiseel contempt
g cart
oeos time $50 Justice Hsndrick
ooseed Mn. Bishop aiimony q the
- - o3.sW year pendins the trial
- esr divorce suit. A. the same time
- Justice maze certain provisions with
seoosd 70 the custody Of the ave daugh-
~ - the couple. II va clearly stated
- NJ. Bishop was 10 have the Gus
~ ef the Oldest three and that Mrs..
D10eD should have the care Of the
yooaBeet ssvsn pears old. with regard
- Seoealle. however. there was . certain
o0oane az ambiguity. she 10 at board
~ ooAool In Connecticut, and at the
~ The Justics's dseision was signed
49, va no prsssipg aeed 60 assign
- orstty girl 1sdnitsly to either
UneooG \ prov1sion q The decision.
oo1gVor. w. eeaotrusa ~ Hsary ".
4oel Ar. 8asheVs attorney. 70 mean
- esAta11e was - -emaia with her
lHabr whss shs was u the city.
4 49, a0e to-day 1gin Natalie Or.
- -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-01
BABY'S face one
SORE WITH ECZEMA
Cried for Hours. Could Nee Sleep,
Rssinol Brought Rest ard Cure.

Cried for Hours. Could Noe Sleep.
Rssinel Brought Rest and Cure.
READING. Ps.-"My baby Cr lied cessna
fo over six months. Il was pAinfl aad
itching. che could not deep day q night,
she would scratch till blssd and water would
run down hes neck. Then Il burned her %
she cried fos hsuss at Q tine. The right
side q her fsee YES enc soee and sesh
i sot the samples q Resinel Seep aad
Resinol Ointment On . Saturday nsesnino.
and put them on. and PVT them "a ssaia J.
the afternoon and in the eveainS bsfses
put hes to BID. snd ne went 70 deep ~
slept ill next incoming. thought ] wss IN
heaven the fret night. and By Meeday ~
eczema was dried up - that IL ths seabe
fell oN. ResinA Sosp and Ointmsae cured
my baby."--Mss. Wm. M. Fletehss. ~ -.
w, st.. Aug. n. 1917
Try Roslnel at Our Expsnse.
II yen o. any q yeur little soss sss ~.
fesins from eeissns. sash. letter. riagwesa.
OF oshes itching. burning skin esuptiss,
these 10 only enc better proof q ths va)ue
q kssinol. That b. try L yoursek snd eel
You can GET samples free by writing y
Dept. l<T. Rainol. Baltimore. Nd Rssnal
steps itching Instantly. Prescribed By eass.
ful doet6n fos eighteen year,. seld b svsy
druggist.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-01

H0g0o616 $4,000; fASsa Nv. n
Wa1sssso ontIoBt ~ sftMnssn wee
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IN - \ 1as>saAs 2asv1aloA, WNs
eesse1 a. =. o9ariaafs Sunssr NJ
oolse. 3wsneyseWo oseses IN. onA
80 g tha wonassp vuAs . 1AvesaeA
xApeo Wose - Anssiona eatytss.
- NDssleah1gs 11anAtcAo = ths Grve
~ ~ - ~ 0Bit1GA eeasuu. an1 nexl
= l4esgonnee - - nsuoy.
ooooIt aeter Re Sooa. WAs l1squali-
- ~ ehe $780,. - Dsriidoa va
0u14o4 w1nna. Talrl poaee We oWAs1.
q - ~ W1nlo0 les1soa's ofn0mou4,
- ~ aOlnse oss5ll1sa wsss u
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-01
Marry G. isa,isnsssh, ~, Dies.

mebbv S' nessSOSvos Srv UsS~'
Harry c. Hailenbsok jr. 500 a Harry
c. Haiisnbsck Of No. n Oates avsnus
Montciair. died In o. Augustine. IA.
yesterday. Mr.. Halle ebsoh. who VA
thirty pears Of age. was treasurer Of the
Wyncoop- HAllsab beck Crawford Com
paay Of No. ~ Pearl street. Manhattan
e which sais father was PRECEDENT.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-01

Whsa Il b knswa dat ID
pswss b shsnsdhsa IL sysaan
md bui1d - IL bsdy , Why
Fadhss Jshns Msdieins avss
cd, Il win b undssstssd Why
Il b - valuabh y q tsnie and
f. Irving d. impurities eui
& II syslsm. u tssds tha
lisssss and ssakss strength,
pssvsab passnnsaia and cen
snnptea- net . paosnt msdi'
eins; Pm and wholesome 81
ysass b ~.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-01

The Re msn Drug Stores lost their identity real Drug
Medicinal and ether Par we have have always up8 the hOnd
ss DESTROYED the fashioned have not abandoned oSsned cd
Remedies still contain the roots and herbs grandmother used brew her
All the Necessities Rer
at the lowest possible
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-01

JO030O 0OU . O3u0S GAVSCt
Effective in the treatment Of impaired
digestion and faulty nutrition. 1t supplies
many essentials needed for the sustsssnce
Of tho body. giving strength. renewias visos.
stimulating the appetite. Especially
valuable fes nufsiag mothers. ........ ZSc
With Iron. ...................... SC
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-01
Johns Cascara
Compound Tablets

An agreeable laxative. very effective and
csstsin in action. For women. the eyed or
those with delicate constitutions these will
Be found q The greatest benefit
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-01

Heseman's Lac Magnesia
A sais and perfect spsrisnt and syste~
regulstes. Il effectively nsutrslises sciditv
and relieves heartburn without injury to Il.
stomach. Peculiarly adapted for
ladies and children. ...............,2 Csc
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-01
Iayues' Eucol Spray

A very hns oil that forms an ideal spray
for the nose and thsost. Il gives relief from
cold IN Tie heed catarrh-in fact any slfsc.
throat. 80. Csc and 4Sc
Complete with atomiser and sufficient
oil fos . full months treat
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-01
Jaynes' Granular Efervescent
Ph0anhafA of S0da

A mild pursstive. pleasing to take. yet
positive in action. without gripping effects.
A valuable remedy for constipation or dis
ordered liver, obesity. jsundice. children's
diazrhoea. ricketts,. etc.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-01
Riker's French Olive Oil

Especially Recommended Tor medicinal pur-
poses because Of purity and freedom from
adulteration. Small bottle. 2sc: large bottle,
Sse: in tins. a.. sl.oe; N-ssllon. e.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-01

Standard Remedies at
Riker and Hegeman Prices
Prof. Horsfoed's Acid
phos1hsss. 3Sc and 7Sc
swamp Root. ................SS e ana &c
HOODS Sarsspsfi1la. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c
D. >. -. .IVc sno v1.So
Psins's Celery Compound. Use
GUIDES pspto Manga. ..1+c
Ayers Sassspafilla. ...................7l Tile
Fellows Compound Syrup
Of Hypephosphitss. 80. 6Sc and S6c
D.. 0rssn's Nssvufa. .................1l PIC
Cuticufa Resolvent. ........ SOC and ne
Lydia Z. pinkhsm's Blood Purifier. .7Sc
Distfich's Iron and Maneansss. 49,. .ysc
foSfo0eo. sssssss.....ss.....tS
Sal 6opodco. .loe. Ne. ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-01

WORLD WANTS woax wouDnns.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-01
Johns Digestive Tablets

JOINS O1goSuve IeDlotS
Quickly relieve III phases Of Indigestion,
heartburn. acid stomach and similar ills.
Compounded d standard Ingredients Of
:o:oauts s. purity and well TO- az.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-01
Family Remedies-Proved Efficient

Jsynss' Oyspspsia Tablets.
| ! !; !
bring suss fsRef in trestnsnt Il
dyspepsia. Indigestion. heart N -
burn. scid stomach. etc. ~ y "
Price ................... 4Oc \ ~
Jsynss' Maitoieum. No
taste Of the oil. Acceptable 10 MI 4
the most delicate stomach and II
nay b taken with excellent ~
results BY old sad young In tho ~
treatment u bsuechitiA pull
S. s.sss a.: S,s' s.sy .''f Promote, e. ~
appetite and in. ~
crease Of flesh. AZ a. " I'M
Price. Due &0Zc ln
Jsynes' .osseis. for sore |IY
throat esnkes In the mouth. M0.IuI
toasillitis. &C. eissen and public |DNlNN
speakss find Il Invaluable. MNlnll
Spraying with an atomjxer 10 M|I||IIll
. convenient andeflicient method |XIl|lll|I
frio... ...... 25e Z So WAjN||
Jsynss' Nerve and Boas 0|hl
Laimene. A Sovereign remedy XXII|I
for Pheametism, lame bask. COS lIll|I
tsseeisa q eoeds. weak joints,
bites q insscte lane muscles,
aeursl9a. cAubaaina swslliaeA
sses threat.
fEss......... 25c I Soc AN7
JsynAs' Asthms Remedy. N
Composed q hssbs and harmless A|lI R|II
compound. Has been SIC. S'"n'h"s
cesstu In theusaads d cases q asthma. hay
ievss, cataRsh and bronchitis. Insufss COM
iessahls rsst sad sleep. Guaranteed salts
factory OF money refunded. q <n
Price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. DOC QUO
Jaynss' Lthiated Laxative Salts. An
eifesvssci,G. saline lsntive tosic and uric
acid solvent. Useful IN the treatment Of
stomach. liver and kidney disordssa eenseipa-
ton. biliousness. Rheumatism
Price. :. 2Sc. $50. 73c
ton Il good old-iashioned herbs. purely vese-
table and absolutely harmless. Al efficient
remedy for liver. kidney and blood troubles.
Clears eompsexieA puriiies blood relieves
i Psic:. -. l5c, 2Sc& SOC
Jaynss' Spring Tabs-A modern scientific
preparation containing al the virtues Of old
iaskisssd sulphur and cream d tartar In q
len lpisassnt and sasy 70 take. Clesnses the
blosd IRON ~ inpudtiss. ~.
Box Of TO-. ...........'''.''''' A~S
Jsynss' xidasy pissesss siiord relied
II bsckscha kidney palma o.
ETC.,. ...............'...'' AS$
Jaynes' Nsathol Inhaise ios tAs instant
sta1 q ee,d 10 IL hssd q say &ssgsss' ~
sbjs catarrhal silsctioa. ............. zoe
Jsynss' Dlood- AlakinO pi1ls. They make
rich red blood and promote health and
strength Tor the entire system. Complete a.
idactIon guassutesd or moasy re- 90
iundsd. Bstsls Il 100 pills. ......... SSc
Jaynss' Blood and Nerve Tonic 10 mos'
eMective foe IN disorders Of tie blood, nerves
livse ssd stomach. A purely Vegetable preps
ration. composed principally 81;
Csassy Seed. nerve food AID tonic Of gres'
ssesllencs; Mandrake. Tor the nvse
Ceoesfo, 1 touic cad laxative; Sorespefulc
ssd s4ksr veil knovn vegetable blood Pvn,
iissa. - skiifully combined - TO bs accsptaps
10 IL nest dskcats stomach. We guarantee
csoplses sstiAseeien, o. your en- . n
noasy sissdsd.. ............ CVC @~ u
yaynss' Dstisdonns plsstsfs. For n
treAtmeat II sprains. local inflsmms' ~.
don. backschs. tc................: A~>
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-01

Pu1monoi, an elective remedy
Tor hung trouble. speedily breaks
up the most severe colds. Aids
Mature in fighting disease germs,
prevents hcmorrhages. relieves
night swests. stimulates the sp-
petite and builds up the system
generally. Free from alcohol and
opistss. Agrees with the most
delicate consti-
s ss.,i:. =. Per Pc. sscAM.es
Rikef's Sarssparilla. . tonic
81 especial value In purifying the
blood. Endorsed by continual
users for . generation. -.
The bottle. ........... (oC
Riker's Compound Syrup
Of Hypophosphitss for the
relief Of nervous exhaustion re-
sulting from illness or excessive
physical or mental exer- =.
ton. The bottle. 800. zoe
Rikef's Compound Syrupof
Senafie Of greatest benefit TO
livss. kidneys. bowels and digest
i've organs. A natural vegetable
laxative. pleasant to a.
take. Bottle. ......... DOC
Riker's Expeceof.nt. the best
known and most effective remedy
foe colds and The treatment Of al
jnllammstory troubles Of the
pulmonary organs. II you ere
not sstisfied after taking . 90
cent bottle your money will
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-01

bottle. .................. ZSC and QUO
Rikef's Beef. Iron and Wine contains al
the system. Splendid Spring tonic. Bottle SOc
Rikef's Lactab pr duces beneficial results
in cases Of intestinal indigestion. auto-intoxi-
cation and bilious conditions. Lsctsb may
be used also for making Bulgarian sour milk.
One Lsctab to . quart Of milk makes
= delicious. nutritious beverage. Price sue
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-01
Robinson's Thermal
Bath Cabinet
Special 25% Discount

The most convenient method for taking Turkish
Russian, vapor Medicated baths in your own home
This modern aid to health has much to recommend
i to those who believe in hygienic Of the body
Its use at the proper time has proved most success
Group, muscles. and in the treatment Of affections
Of the bowels. kidneys. liver and skin. Is conducive
to quiet nerves and reeshng sleep; ceanses the sys-
$1,000 and 1880. Special ESQ discount this week.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-30
BY ELLA FLAGG YOUNG

After fifty-one years of labor in
the public schools ] have resigned
as superintendent of the Chicago
schools because | have no desire,
at my age, to fight merely to hold
my position.
Politics is said to be a beautiful
game. but | do not care TO play it.
The antagonism toward me and
my educational policies seems per-
sonal. If / were lighting for a prin
ciple | could still battle for what
thought was right but to have
continual fight to retain my office
is not worth the effort, not when
you are 6S,
Looking back over the last half
century of school work | find very
much that is pleasant and very little
that is annoying.
When / became a school teacher
it was about the only profession
woman could enter without great
opposition and even today the wom-
an lawyers and doctors find it very
hard work to reach the highest
places in their profession.
1t was even thought a wonderful
thing when |, a woman, was app
pointed superintendent of the Chi
cage schools, but my incumbency
of four years is going to make it
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-30
FIELDER COMMITTEE
NAMED BY COLLINS
Especial to the Newark start

ELIZABETH, N. j., July 30.-Gen-
of the Fielder forces in Union County,
has announced the appointment of
his committee, one from each borough
and municipality in Union County, as
authorized at the recent conference
of the Fielder men held in this city.
The temporary chairman of the COM
mittee is DR.. II. II. Butler, of West
field The membership includes:
Roselle borough H. w. West
more; Roselle Park borough, Noah
Woodruff; Kenilworth, Charles c.
Boyd; Fanwood borough. TenEyck r.
Beardsley; Crawford. Thomas Cush-
ing; Plainfeld, j. c. Stevens; Rah-
way, George Kirchgausuer; Elizabeth
Frank j. Pfaff; Summit, Frank j.
OBrien; Clark, Moses II. Acken;
Fanwood township, Charles H.
French; Garwood, +. j. Dushanek:
Linden borough, J. b. McDonagh;
Linden township, Jonn Derrig; Noun
tainside borough, e. II. Gargen; Hill
side, Abe P. Morris; New Providence
borough, Bradford Jones; New Prov
idence township, r. e. Rogers;
Springfield, j. f. Sickley; Union, d.
b. Wade
This committee. which will have
charge of the preliminary campaign,
viii meet Monday evening to discuss
matters pertaining to the permanent
organization and recommend officers
to the adjourned meeting of the
Fielder boomers, to be held Wednes-
day evening, at the Elks' Club.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-30
MARTIN TO EFFECT
WALSH ACT CURE
Hudson Assemblyman Draws
Two Bills to Strengthen
Commission Government.
Especial to the Newark star.I

JERSEY CITY, n. j.. July 90
Assemblyman Thomas f, Martin will
introduce the two bills at the special
session of the Legislature next week
that are intended to correct the de-
fects In the commission government
law The bills are as follows:
First Bill-This bill provides that
when the attorney general files an in
formation to challenge the legality of
the titles of public officials it shall
be his duty to prove all points alleged
in his information, and makes it in
cumbent on the respondents in such
suit to make answer only to such
points as are proved by the attorney
general.
Second Bill--This bill is to validate
all elections held for the adoption OF
the Walsh act heretofore, provided
the act at such election shall have
received a majority of the votes cast
at such election.
Both Governor Fielder and Assem-
blyman Martin are confident the bills
will be passed without any serious
opposition. While many of the fol-
lowers of former Mayor Wittpenn are
hoping the bills will lack the neces-
sary vote to make them laws, it is
not believed that more than two of
the eleven Hudson Assembly votes
win be cast against them
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-30
HEROINE RISKS LIFE TO
SAVE DROWNING WOMEN
Especial TO the Newark stns.I

PAULSBORO, N. j., July 50.-As
brave a deed as ever won a Carnegie
hero medal was performed by Miss
Jennie Gould. at Mount Royal, when
she succeeded in saving the lives of
Mrs Henry Strohm and Mrs. George
Fielding. Diving from boat into
Mantua creek, Mrs. Strohm, who
could not swim found herself beyond
her depth. Mrs. Fielding responded,
though she could not swim.
Miss Gould, hearing their cries,
swan to the rescue. Mrs. Fielding
grasped her with a death-like grip
and both were in danger of drown
ing when Miss Gould broke her grasp
and Owed Coming up she got Mrs.
Fielding by the hair and managed to
swim to shore with her.
Mrs. Strohm managed to grasp an
overturned canoe and held on till
Miss Gould came back and got her.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-30
HUDSON FREEHOLDERS
CUT 100000 FROM BUDGET
Especial to the Newark star.J

JERSEY CITY, N. J., July 3O.-The
Hudson County Board of Freeholders
met last night at the Court House and
adopted the budget that was SUBJ
mitted by the finance committee of
that body a few days ago. The
budget shows a saving in expense for
the coming fiscal year of over 500, 900.
The saving is on the actual expendi-
ture of moneys that are ordered by
the freeholders.
The widows pension law, passed at
the last session of the Legislature.
costs the county $4,000 next year,
and another law providing for beds
in the five hospitals in the county
called for another appropriation of
$25. 900 that had to be provided for in
the budget.