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Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
SOUTH DAKOTA 0UTPLAYS
NORTH AT ALL STAGES

GRAND FORKS. n. D.. Nov 1.-out-
playing thor opponents I'm every depart
ment, the University OF South Dakota
eleven defeated the University OF North
Dakota here today. 80 to g. The old style
and the new contributed to the Coyotes
victory. A finished defense smothered
the North Dakotans' attack whenever
they approached the enemy's goal.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
KANSAS AND OKLAHOMA
IN SIXTEEN TO SIXTEEN TIE

LAWRENCE, Kan. Nov kansas
and Oklahoma played TO a 10 20 IS tie
here today. Kansas scored first after n
few minutes OF play, when Geyer, the
Oklahoma full back was downed behind
his own goal line. after he had fumbled
a pass. giving Kansas a safety. Oklahoma
attempted a number OF forward passes
without success.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
VALLEY BEATS LOGAN
HIGH SCHOOL SCRUBS

LOGAN. Ia, Nov. 1--(Speeial.)- THE
first team OF the Missouri Valley High
school defeated the second team OF the
Logan High school here late yesterday
afternoon. 10 10 6, Referee; Ray Rock
OF Logan Umpire; David Miller OF Mis-
souri, Valley. Head linesman: Armstrong
OF Logan.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
Bank Clearings

Bank elearings In the United States for
the week ending October ~, as reported
to Bradstreet's Journal, New York
aggregate S2,426, $1,000 against s., 49, SAL. 90
last week and SS.lS3.s5 600 in this week
last year. Canadian elearings aggregate
and ti95, 10000 in this week last year.
Following are the returns for this week
and last. with percentages OF change from
this week last year;
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
cre.ton TO Play shenandoah.

SHENANDOAH. Ia, Nov. 1.-(Specia0
"A Thanksgiving day game for Shenan-
doah on the home gridiron has just been
arranged for by contract with Creston
High school. This will be one of the inn
portant high school games OF the state,
as It may determine The southwestern
Iowa championship unless the record OF
the local eleven Is upset. The remainder
OF the schedule Is: November Z, Corning
at Corning; November IL. Council Bluffs
at Shenandoah; November IS, Creston at
Shenandoah.
n. xrf.-k a. u.oA,.oo T,o.uit.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
oxford outcIns.es Premium

OXFORD. Neb.. Nov. i.--(Special.) THE
oxford High school foot bali team de-
team on the local gridiron Saturday by
score Of 81 20 Is oxford outciassed
their opponents In everything but speed.
The game was featured by the eighty
yard run OF versaw for Franklin and the
forward passes made by Hollinger Lewis
Harmon and Leuking for oxford.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
DEATH RECORD
Mrs. HaAs Peterson.

SHENANDOAH, Ia. Nov. L--(special.
The funeral OF Mrs. Hans Peterson
who died suddenly Wednesday. was con
Quoted today by Rev. Peter Jacobs. Hel
death was very sudden. as she was takeI
I'll late Wednesday night ana died In Z
few hours Mrs. Peterson has been IL
poor health for some time. her sister re
Gently returned to her home in Illinois
thinking the sister was In better health
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
SUDDETH CAPTURES HONORS
Rider Who Hit Fence Wins Three
Events and One Second.
FLICK WINS FREE-FoR-ALL
Comes Home with HOnOrs In Ten
Mile Event, but IL Closely Pur-
sued the Entire Distance by
Dimlnutive suddeth.

Charley suddeth. the dlminutlve rider
from indianapolis, carried away the
Donors at the Stadium Speedway yester-
day afternoon by coping three flrsts
and one second In the four events in
which he was entered. Suddeth Is the
lsd who rode through the fence on the
opening day OF racing here and his sue
cess was EXCEEDINGLY popular with the
crowd
Suddet captured three French point
races from five competitors and in the
ien-miie free-for-all came homo second
10 Larry Fieckenstein. Some OF the races
were close at the finish. but the Indiana
boy had the speed and he led the way
home.
Graves Wins ana Ties.
Morty Graves won one race and tied
with J. A. McNiel for first In another.
McNiel, who has hitherto been grabbing
everything in sight. had trouble with his
engine and was forced to pass up the
honors yesterdya.
Roy Miner waltzed home with three
seconds. He trailed Suddeth in the trio
that youth captured. Tex Richards was
third on two occasions and Dave Kinnie
on one. F'leckensteln copped in addition
TO the free-for-ail. second In one battle
and third in another.
Aviator Exhibits.
Ralph f. Millen. the aviator, made two
flights. one before and one after the
races. He flew over the city on both
occasions.
The Events.
Race No 1, four miles: Charles Sud
doth first; Roy Miner. second; Tex
RICHARDS, third, Time 2:414
Race No. 2, three miles: Morty Graves
ana j. a. McNiel. tied for first; larry
fleckenstein. third. Time, 1:dd.
Race No. 3, five miles. Charles Sud-
deth, first; Roy Miner second; Dave
kinnie. third. Time. 1870.
Race No. I, four miles; Morty Crayes
first; Larry Fleckenstein. second. Time,
Race No. 5. six miles; Charles suddeth
i hhr,sti Roy Miner second; Tex Richards
Race No, Il. ten miles. free-for-all;
Larry Fleckenstoin, first; Charles Sud-
deth. second. Time. 6:ss.
Cline Defeats Yamada.
ITHACA. n. Y. Oct. si.-Harry Cline
defeated koJo Yamada. 800 to i32. in a
Billiard Players league match tonight.
averages and high runs: Cline, "a Sill
49, famada, 10 7-i0-50
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
Appreciation of Prince.

The mayors words were an apprecia-
ton OF Jack Prince and Mogy Bernstein,
builders Of the speedway and the motor
drome.
This Is going to be a bigger thing than
the people OF Omaha realize" prophesied
the mayor. mot only should the people
appreciate the speedway, because II will
bring thousands of visitors here and ad.
vertise the city from ocean to ocean, but
also because Mogy, here. has promised &c
turn half OF his earnings over TO charity
Mogy is a big-hearted citizen"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
BILL JAMES LOSES TO
AMERICANS At PORTLAND

PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. L-Portiand
Bin James. who went TO the 81. Louis
Americans from the Coast league this
season. came back literally today, but
not flguratively. and he lost his game in
the travelling Ali-stars series 10 the Ma
tionais. 10 2 The feature was a sensa-
tional one-handed catch by Ray Chapman
of Cleveland. playing short for the
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
RsseFves want Games

4 game Tor sunday Their team aver
ages ~ 70 80 pounds. and they are an
xiou1 10 take on any fast team OF grid,
iron warriors who are their equals IN
weight. Franklin Hosenbaum IA man
aEer and can be reached on the tele.
phone, Douglas 1&2.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
FInser Crushed ana nruIaed.

Bucklen's Arniea salve gives sure re-
lief, quickly heals sores. bruises. burns,
sc. All isiE.-AdyertisemenI
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02

Vote KENNEDY for SENATORIAL
vertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02

The Want "A Columns Of The Bee are
Read Daily by People in Search OF Ad-
vsrtised Opportunities
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02

Bee Want Ads Produce Results.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02
Cline Defeats Yamaan.

ITHACA, N. Y, Oct. ai.-Harry Gin,
defsated koJo Yamada. 800 to 1884, in I
Averages and high runs: Cline. "a all
lso; iamada, 10 7-IO-50
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-02

POLITICAL ADVERTISING
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11

ges aitten. no man ms @aiicr &c.
morfen, frag i'd ibn:
.@as lit eiaentlid De Matter nit
Iir, Nli, bit Iu mirtlih 10 if)lef)i
ob?"
YIees sroo nogeublidlid nit" ia9t
er, Yaber mats DC Ssuhs? IS bleibi
nit 10. Gees Gene, is mic G SteplG0.
Der, man Iteigt ni,ff, III mcnn nlan ODE
is. lteigt man mie0er lliutner. Nicer
miQite nit nod G Neibtf1p trlete?
@but's De Subs, Dab man 10 LANCE i'm
Salubn bleibt?"
.In bolt red)t." iaae if, III ben c
NeihtfGp getrietet. Gam limo mer
tort I'M e @eil Suiammc geganaen.
0@as oenfite POM aricJ?" frog id
i'm Damn.
yM6 nat's oe Subs" iuot er 90,
vmooerum ioll man oauon iprede? On
liige De 9tiubspebpers ihon aerua
oriipluer."
SIS Is 10 ebuut nm eli llhr herum
gemele iii id, ben Slngcr Jcbat III
ebme tleiue Sunid). SD mollt Den &itl
aber nit I'M Stif lniic III frog:
.@iuite mitgebc 5llln Gihornten.
Nlmerifen? ,Sd moft nod eppes
lunide I'M iuelln I'll Appctit bolt
fannie mitmufe."
r@at's DC Subs?" iagt er 90,
.moree miiie nler bod, mieoer 9r1f-
felt eiie. 20 fommt De Gar, uergif
net, Srunsfer sur Mebnltriet 81
ltelmme."
Der iino olio Si,m 2itormen. ame.
rifen aeiohre. no ser 2ui c Eorter.
bans Stebf nit Snions beitclt bot,
oenn er iu9te: ~@ot's De Subs,
Sdnowitih 81 eiie? % miro MAJ
bios nod bungeriger oarnud)."
Sarm. ais mer e Cigar gelfmofl
buipipe, no Sb Sch mar. bot er nlts9e.
lpudt, ais Oh er e pcnig better fieblC
Debt, I'm id, frog ibu: Sect ing mol
2ui, mot is De Wdtter %ennlibau, oat
Su 10 bulunbarteo biit?"
BATS be Subs. baB id) lid oas
ioge oue2" iagt err 90, .Ou tonnit mid
opd) feinen Sif,ab perihaffel"
.ginen Iidub millt Su2" iu9t
if,. .iprtenli fam ih Cir ciuen 1id)at
perituffe!"
.It, mat's Sc Cubs" iaat er 90
ltebt ailf. aebt lalls. III ieitoem ben
id, i'm nimlmer geiebe.
Sbne oasielbe miiniheno, perbleibl
idL jllbrs truli,
Sihabn il Her
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11

SdlltB Ocs llnterrid,ts obellte morIt
Oh einn1nl ein brapes &in0."
IA, Sraulein, nber ih fonnte
llidts oaiiir = ih bate cilren ~iteiien
Sala."
Charles, oein 9lufinb lit 10 mic.
rabcl ulls9ciallen, buB ih i'm nid,t 10
bilgebcn laiieu fam. Sd meroe Del.
ner Nutter ifreiben. oaB lie her.
fommt. oonlit lie Iih iiber5cugcn fam,
lpie ld)led)t bclne Nrbeit mar"
.8ut, luiien Sic tic MIR berfom.
men. oos geihiebt ihr gor,5 rcd,t,
Weine Miltter bat nGmlid) oen NufioB
geihriebcn."
Tic 9ebrerin bate al sic @nnota-
fel Die beibcn tSroaen geid)riebcn
v@as mir Elm Gag mor geitcrn?"-
.@os fiir Elm Gag lit beute2"
Cine Der fleinen Sdiilerimuen CAB
Die tleiiinnige Nntmprt:
-@eitern mar beitte geIterll. 0ellte
miro nlorgen geitcrn lein."
SohnS Safer bate eillcn Gnnoplu.
Den iinO Der Surge brnd)te icinen Nit.
'fiilern oft 3ufer5eug NIT. Nls Die
Sebrerin zines cages ms Simmer
trut, rod ca auifolenb nab Yfcffer.
miin5 unO lie ipiirte oem @cruf nah,
neil tic perbiiten mollte, DAB pdbrenb
oes llnterridts genaidyt meroe. Sic
funnte inoeiien nihts eutoeden mo
neigte lid, oarlm 81 (Sobn, Den lie
leiie iragte: .Sobn, bait on uielleiht
etmns Canon bel oir2"
.9tein Srdillein."
Cher bat elmer ser nnoeren Sim.
gen rpelfen bel iid,2"
.Ncin. Sr1ulein"-mo treuber5i9
iiigte er bin5u - ,runrten Sic, id)
meroe &bnen bcllte N~ad)mlittag Ganop
mltbrlngen."
Bic Sehrerin benlerfte pGhreno beS
llnterrifts, Dab elmer Der &llngen per
itoblen etipoS III Den Wiltrl0 ltefte ltno
tollte; lie rief i'm 5I lid un0 belt lbm
cine Strnfpreoigt.
.0u meiBt oodl. baB on mGbrcnb
Ser Stlutoe niht eiieu ioQit. 3ur
Sirafe mirit on MN OaS gall5c Sriib.
itiid bier Dor Der aloiie oufeiicn,"
@rinicno folgte er oenl Scichl mo
oils or ben leBten 9iilen uerSehrt bate,
iila Der %irnge, Der ncbcll Tim lab.
an. bittcrlih 5l neine1.
.&ns bait OIL oent. Sommp2"
.SrGulein. bas mar ia mein Slird,.
Den Gam aui Sbren SciebI uuigegei-
len bat"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11
It q.

8ontiersto6ter (bis iid pbotoera.
pbieren lieB. Dem Yapa bic gilosr
aeisenb): ,Nidt pabr, Yapa, nit Dem
Bible bat Der P~botpsrapb ii9 aber
niht piel Miibe %geseben?"
BANTER: rNu. bel Dir iits ia nift
nOti9, peib bod ole 8elt, bab bu
Ell senus mittrieet!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11
Cine neue aranfbeit.

Srau Subsr (aufs SDdite beiort
uno srresD: SER Doctor, mO4ten
g net q NAL idneu gu meinem Wann
fomma?"
Dottor: 50, tpas tit benin NIT
ibm9"
Srau Subsr: .Sa, / peiB net. /
elaub'.'s is balt 10 q - Spiritiss
mus"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11
Wie Elm 0erai6t.

nWas piGIt ou 81 beinem &c,
burtstas, liebe emile? ginen Bril-.
lantrins. einen neusn Sut oOer Elm
4rmbano?"
rPfui. 9u Iiebit mid gar niht
mebr boB on bon mir oerlangit, i'd
ipa auf Den Sut uno oas Irmbano
peraihten!."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11
8erehnun

rSasen Sic nal, purum baben 81
eisentli9 in Sbrem GeI9Gft laute
perbeiratete Ineeitellte?"
nOas min i'd Sbnen iasen, bic IN
ben es Qbenos ni4t 10 eilis, mad
9auie gu tommen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11
so 6.

@ufieber (au einem Spn5iersdnser):
rSie, tpenn Sic ni4t elei4 MAIDEN.
bab sic aus Die Shonuns raus tum:
men, baue ih sic De 8eene taput!."
Serr: .45er. liebsr Wann, i'd
ipubte ia gar niGt, bob man bier
ni6t geben BARI"
Iufieber: Dat sloobe ih ia, Drum
babe i4 Sie's ia erIdt i'm 8uten se<
luat.!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11
WIt m.

Wilberer: Der 8ranber Jerol, Ser
miro fdon alt uno bequem, friiber
1T er INNER 9afen piloern 'sansen,
iebt ftieblt er iie brett bel ben Wilos
pretbdnolern!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11

@eIlldv mo iiebt jltll criten Male ci.
ncn Nfnu. Der HcrnOc Gin Ruo idllGgt.
.G1tjiitt I0ltit lie SIR Mlttter mo
init:
.9th. Mama. fontm ihuel III Den
NurtcnL 0n lit cine groBc 3enne, Die
'tcbt in boiler 0liithe!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11
Milo 0 d /!

,Senten Sic Ii6: Der aIte @eheim.
rat Bidder bat ii9 seitern oas Riid.
graf se6rodsn!"
rNlip batte er onh eins!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11
Wabr oeipro6e n.

@rat: sd bpffe. Sic babsn burd
meinen Iotihlog Nussn sebobt!"
potient: ygber ni9t 10 eroBen pie
Sie!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11
Uprrdt I.

Birt: rSeoen Sonntas trisst Del
arme Waitl ia feline Priisel bon Gud
Seute bobt Sbr ibn aber ~seraoe5u iam
merli9 perbrofden!"
Die Sauernburfden: rSa, tpeib
benin nidt, Der mub bod bier Doden
perrei Ien."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11
uebertrumpf 4.

2eni: rMieine tleine S6peiter bat
Die MaIern!"
Sl1e: .Su man mid 10! Meine
Sdpeiter bat audi bic Woiern!l"
Gent: 500 gber msine S9psiter
bat mebr Mniern als bsine."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11
Der bosbafte 9pitmeifer

Stubipius lin elmer tleinen Soms
merfrii6e): Gin Stnubal! @rabe
iebt, mo- id pepsI6iereu muB. lit Die
Geituns unterbrohsn!"
poItmeiitsr: IRA. resen Sic iid nur
niht auf! Wsr peiB. Of Sbuen Der
5err Sntel stipas seididt bdtt,!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11
Die Rebrfette.

Gait: m9ei Shnsn lit bas Srinfselo
absefdafft ipprpen. pie in Der 3situna
itebt - feben Sic. eleiH babsn Sic
aud mebr 81 tuu!"
8irt (ratlos): rSa, ia: friber battle
i1 aelIner unb feline @Gite - iebt
babe i1 8Gite unb feline &eIner!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11
InaIaIin d.

u. Gin Reitaurant): .Gebadenes
aaIbssebirn mDdte i9 efen!"
g.: nSapon pirt ou au4 ni9t &C.
f6eiter neroen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11
Re6t 6 mei6eIbaft.

gbef gum 9orreiponoenten): rSie
baben bod ben Brief 10 seidrieben,
ole fpenn i9 i'm ieIbit aufgeiebt
bdtte9"
.@enau 70; if babe iosar bis Sbnen
eisene photographic onaepanbt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11
9ie Wo6t Der g d0nbeit.

Vic VI Id Ger 9 d 0 betf.
Srdulein: sd peiB ni9t. Die Ser
rem, Die iib UNI mid beiperben, TOM
men mir ole 10 Oumm por."
Serr: r8ein Wuuoer, ~endoiga
GrGulein. Sas iin0 eben WiGnner
Die Sic I'm ben BERTRAND sebra9t ba.
benz"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11
Ser @umor ser flcinen

Ser Sumor Scr flcinen
yen d. en-.
.goris, on Bit ia Die 2este IN Ser
&laiie. bos lit cine Shanoc."
.Suiiir fam id nid)tS; baS MGo.
d)cn, oaS bisbcr Ole Seete mar. bat Ole
Sdule ucrlniien."
gthel mar Der Sdredcn Der Sebres
rim. Ole ollacncbm iiccrrnid,t mar. ais
Die Ss!einc zines Cages muItcrhait it'll
lab nlb lid wnbreno bes aurScn lin.
:erritts lid,t riibrtG,
,Gtbel," laItc 0Ic ScDrcrln 6einl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11

SdulBe: rWaier. mas 1T cine Ims
pbibis9"
Maier: vOas lit elm 2ier, bas gu
2anbe unb 81 Wafer lebt."
S6ulBe: rTa, bas lam bic Gnte
aud; lit bic cine Mmpbibie9"
Maier: .Nsin, aper lie tann's ia
nod fperoen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11

Dome: .Wie eebt es Sbren Bril-.
bern. Serr &neifels"
9err: Der Glteite 1T iebt perbeiras
tet; ,ber ben beibsn anoeren sebt's
reft gut"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11
II m{tbtlg

u mthtl9.
mir brineen g Ole Spsiisntarts
= meiner 6rau 3 S~remben6ud. mel
ner Softer Iniidtstarten uno
mei'm Spbn t0nnen g bic 4usii4t
erfldren."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11
Iowa Trust & Savings Bank.
aonftaI.i1-bersdhttk $40, OOO.

0eamten:
Oaaurtce Sropn. prdltbent.
e. q. 2ntdi. Ratltrer.
soc, y. Wetion. @ebnlfs'aaffrer
3tTeftpreE
Sobu 3. Rtoer lYrdlioent oer Iibersg8ants
&oJ, Sacob Sft@, eslier y. Vtnel loon Der
Hbens Der wseTa6ben Coffee & epice Co...
S;enr Bromn bon Der abooiaienftrIHa Brofun
4 Qoep). Wlalrtee gonnoup. (Yraitosnt Der
SonnoIIu Garrtaae Rorfsl. SEQ. u. 8uroeu.
srcni VI. pacb. Wtauree Broipn. Vrditoent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11
KneipD S~anitariunl,

ROME CITY. IND.
Asrllda ~asieesusr. praGtpouer Rnheiurort. Gtns
6MaultaIt, ,pelhe itrens mad pfarrer &uetppe Ws
thobs aslettet mtrb far Shpade. Rerrsn' uno psassn'
kieeuS:, iomis aud ,Gr Nbeu rnattsnins nuo ALE drc'
uii6eu Qroutbsiten. Giasnsr GesIiors,r uuS ipeSlel'
Iv Sutsesoienit. SIR nebere Nustunit ihreibet on Ss
SISTERS OF THE PRECIOUS BLOOD.
Kneipp sanitsrium, Rome City. Ind
Detm ethreites eyudtne man eeh. btsfes HIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11

Satin: .Su bait bid nit oeinem
TreunOe Wilte entspeit9"
9atte: ~So, bente Dir: Ro6 sipans
sigidbriger Sreunoi6uft bot er mid
einen Giel %eenannt.."
Satin: RAD spansi9 Sabren
srit.!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11

ShlutB Ocs llnterrid,ts. obeltte marIl
OIL elnnlnl ein brupes &inD."
IA, Nraltlein, ubcr ih fonntg
llidIts oaiiir - ih bate cillen ~iteiiel
Sala."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-11
Cin StnNtfinN 3.

Sic tlcinc Gle iii ulli Dem Sauoc III
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-01-28

| See our Bargain Counter of Shoes, both
dress, business and work shoes. Some
splendid values also in Boys Shoes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-29
Announcement Of Verdict
is Followed by the Wild
est Tumult
SHE EMBRACES
HER COUNSEL
Judges March From Court
Room and Spectators
Take Possession

Paris, July 29.-Madame Caillaux was
acquitted yesterday, after trial lasting
nine days on the charge of killing on
March Is, Castor Calmette, editor of the
| Figaro.
The jury brought in verdict after 90
minutes deliberation, and the announce
ment was followed by the widest tu-
multi. Mdame Caillaux fell upon the
neck of her counsel, Maitre Labor, en-
lbracing him. Her hair fell over her
shoulders
Spectators stood on desks carrying
CailIaux and Labor. Several barristers
came to blows, Republican guards joined
in the melee. The spectacle of Labor
and Chelu, the latter the counsel for the
Calmette family, embracing each other
Gained the tumult for a moment
Failing to make himself heard, the
presiding Judge, followed by the other
Judges. marched out of the room, and
the advocates took possession of the
court.
Much shaken by emotion. Nine. Call
laux left by the witnesses door. She
covered her face with her hands, as if to
shield herself from cries of "murderess.
Demonstrations against the Caillaux
verdict occurred in several places and in
one section the mob was disorderly. Sew
eral were injured when charged by the
police.
After dining with her husband,
| Madame Caillaux, attired in an evening
gown, received her intimate acquaint-
ances.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-29

three or four strips lengthwise. Have
on the stove three quarts of water IN a
saucepan to which has been added
teaspoonful of saleratus. When It bolls
fast, add the beans and cook them, with
out covering the saucepan, for about 20
minutes. Meanwhile mince small on.
ion and Glove of garlic very small. and
put them on the stove in a small sauce
pan. Add tablespoonful OF butter, and
cook the onion and garlic over slow
fire until tender and just beginning to
color. Then add tablespoonful OF Hour,
stir and cook few minutes, and add a
cupfuI Of broth and a few grains OF salt
and pepper, and stir again until smooth
and boiling. Now, if the beans are ten
der. add them to the sauce, stir gently
to mix, pour into deep dish made hot,
and send to the table.-Newark News.
Dorothy Dexter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-29
FEARFUL HUMOR
COVERED FACE
RESINOL CURED

Paterson, n. J., Dee. Q, 1913: About
a wear ago my face began TO crack and
get scaiy in blotches. Il soon gos
worse and my face was all spotted and
rough. and il itched me very much at
night. and caused me no end Of disoom-
fort. After a month or 50, pimples and
blackheads began to show, first in small
numbers and then gradually covering
nv entire face. IL was awful. The
pinples were sore and the rash was
itehy and my face had most un-
eighty appearance. I could get no
relief. Resinol Soap and Resinol ONT
msut caused me instant relief. BY the
time another jar Of Rssinol Ointment
and cake Of Resinol Soap were gone'
I can truthfully say that i was com
plete cure. Nv face bad assumed ~
former color and looks, due % Resinoi
scan and Resinol Ointment They arc,
I think, the best for any skin trouble
fsirnedl Robert Troyano. 2es Z. Elss
Street Sold BY al druggists
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-29
The Secretary Appeals to
General Carranza
for Aid
TOO MUCH ACTIVITY
BY NORTHERN GENERL
He smuggles Arms Across
the Border to
His Men

Washington, July 20. = Secretary
Bryan appealed yesterday TO General
Carranza to call halt upon Villa, who
is reported to be making wholesale de-
mands for horses upon ranch owners in
the state of Chihuahua. Consular adj
vices to the state department also de-
clared the northern general was SNUG
Cling arms across the border as rapidly
as they were available. There was no
doubt in the minds of the people OF Chl-
huahua as to the meaning OF Villas
activity, the dispatch to the department
added.
Recent reports from the border, lnti-
mated that Villa intended TO concentrate
his forces in Chihuahua with the ann OF
demanding certain concessions from Car
rama after the constitutionalists occupy
Mexico City. However, in response TO
an appeal from the Washington govern
ment urging him to forget personal dill
ferences with Carranza, Villa declared he
intended to cooperate with the other
revolutionary leaders and would do all
in his power to inaugurate an era OF
peace in Mexico.
Brigadier General Funston reported
Yesterday that the Mexican federal
forces in Mexico City had taken the Of
fensiye against the Zapatistas and driv-
en- them from nearby towns. He says
there are 10000 federals in the Mexican
capital.
Constitutionalst troops have become
very active along the railroad between
Soledad and 0rizaba, but are acting in
independent bands. Ricardo Lopez, at
the head of band Of some 200 poems, is
said to be laying waste the section south
OF Vera Cruz towards the sea coast.