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The Detroit times., 1914-02-13
DECLARES DRINKER
SHOULD PAY WIFE
Magistrate Thinks That Tippler
Should Give Spouse Twice as
Much as He Spends

NEW YORK Feb 4..--"I believe
pa eyerytime man takes a drink
e ought TO pay his wife twice as
luch as he spends for drink"
SO said Magistrate Freschi in night
BURT last night when be sentenced
ten days IN the workhouse Frank
conway. waiter, whom he had al
esfy characterized as tine most
es picablc man | ever knew
Conway, out of work. was arrested
pr drunkenness last Sunday and that
Isn't was arraigned before Ma is
ate Froschl. Before he was found
utility il developed in court that he
aj failed TO support his young wife
h1 baby
A policeman who went TO notify her
her husbands arrest arrived in
me TO prevent Mrs. Conway from
ommiiting sutcide by plunging OH
be fire escape OF her ilat ct No 2f7
tast Ftfty-siXth-st, from which tn
mily had Just been disp sse 5 d.
ne was removed 20 the licuse Of
detention. Her baby. suffering from
rivatlon and scarlet fever. was taken
the willard Parker hospital
Conway, who came mp for sentence
'ast night. told the court that IL was
|obody's business how much ne drank
Ind Magistrate Freschi said
Omar Khayyam has sung his
raise OF wine for the man who had
| o one dependent upon him. But for
he man like yourself who has "A fam.
|y there Is no falling back on the
lea OF personal liberty.
You have boasted Of your right 10
rink, hut let me say that what may
u right for the man who Is not mar.
led may be social crime for man
ho has taken upon himself the re-
possibility Of married life.
4 man who quaffs the eXhilaratins
rink leaves sorrow for his wife to
up. Wine has increased tho woes
III your wife. 4 drunkard fools no
ne but himself believe that every
ime man takes a drink he ought
O pay his wife twice as much as he
ponds for drink.
"Men who do not drink are made 70
lay for support of the children oil
hose who do drink TO excess"
The Detroit times., 1914-02-13
DYING WISH FULFILLED
AFTER 25 YEARS

LEAVENWORTH, Kan, Feb. ia
dying wish OF Miss Patty Purcell Cald-
well. daughter of the former United
States Senator from Kansas, express
ed twenty-five years ago that she be
not buried In the cemetery until one
or the other OF her parents died, has
just been fulfilled. The casket contain
ing her body was buried in a double
grave with that Of her mother. Mrs.
Pace Caldwell
Miss Caldwell. when eighteen years
of a-e. was taken III while attendin Z
school In New York in 1889. She was
emoved to the home OF her uncle,
Thomas Mellon, In Pittsburgh, Pa,
Where she died.
Mr.. and Mrs Caldwell acceded 20
her dying request and made grave
on the lawn Of their home here. There
the body rested until Mrs. Caldwell
died, when II was disinterred.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-13
CAROLINE GOES
TESTED RECIPES
Rice With Cheese.


I Wash cup rice aud cook in .
uarts boiling water. Boil hard to
,eeb grains separate and lift occa-
ionally with a fork to prevent stick.
ng. Drain In a colander and set IN
ne oven a few mluutos TO dry out.
Put a layer Of cooked rice in butter
I'd baking dish. cover with a layer OF
grated cheese. tEen add a LAYER OF
grated sauce. made by melting 2
tablespoons butter IN n saucepan,
adding 2 tablespoons -four and stir
ing until smooth. then pouring in I
,up OF milk and boiling ; minutes.
Season with salt and pepper Alter
aste layers Of rice, cheese and white
sauce until materials are used then
;over with buttercd crumbs. and bake
until crumbs arc Drowned.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-13
W Norrt1an.

lie does. Finally he throws her
blinded and scared, to the floor. then
snatcaes her Up fo- a brutal embrace
me kiss IN the dark"
The man Is played by Harry Me
tayer and the woman by May Buck
Icy
Another thrill is provided in THE
Hard Man" by Campbell MacCul
lough. a British general in a Soudap
campaign summons several war cor
respondents to see the fate OF white
man who has been captured masque'
aiding IS an officer Of the Arabs. The
prisoner cannot be executed. for di-
llomatic roascns At the generals
uKrcstion. he takes a revolver, steps
outside the tent and shoots himself.
Who was he?' the correspondent,
SIX. My SON" replies the general.
An extremely original little farce
by young californian. Lawrence Ris-
mr. is called 1T Can BE Done" II
how- how clever adventures can
S'ract sophisticated New Workers.
1ank roll from his inside pocket, even
WHOM he knows she is on the job. Hol-
ro0k Rlnn director of the princess.
and Mss Buckley play he chief roles,
The hill Is completed by a beautl-
fUlly staged fantasy called THE Foun-
tain" by G.. NJ. S. Mcclellan, and a
comedy from the French, The Neg
.cctcd Lady
The Detroit times., 1914-02-13
CACTUS MAY YIELD NEW
FUEL FOR AUTOMOBILES

DIES MONIES. Iowa. Feb. 13.-Hope
for cheaper fuel for the automobile
VAS given TO users Of gasoline pleas
ure cars by Prof. Henry A. Adrian,
"the Luther Burbank man." In lee
Church OF Christ. He believes that
the cacti In the. southwestern states
will furnish the automible fuel In the
future.
Referring TO the possibilities of the
great American desert Prof. Adrian
said that when the gasoline trust puts
the price of that article out OF reach
the cars OF the future will be run by
ture here before the University Place
the cactus alcohol.
The cactus also produces apples
which are food possibilities. The fact
that the cactus has pricklers shows
that 1t must have value, he said.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-13

Mask lived 80 years without exercise
or even sunlight and on no other food
than bread and water. Lots OF folks
behind prison bars are doing similar
stunts now.
When there's so much wealth in
the world, why try TO keep from get
ting aud using a share OF it? What's
Il for II not for common user
II may be true that some OF us eat
too much and that it would really be
better for us IL We learned TO be more
frugal.
But that should be for each person
matter or choice. not a decree OF
Necessity, due TO others greed.
The simple life is fine, II you're not
compelled TO lead II because more fav
ored children Of Adam are acting the
hog But Il doesn't set we'll on stom-
ac,s impoverished by injustice.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-13
THE IMPORTANT LESSON IN THE CASE OF
THE MAN WHO LIVED ON -FOUR CENTS A DAY

In noting the recent death, at a..
or Mark Woods, a down east philoso-
pher. who for % years kept himself
in rugged health on an outlay for
food OF only tour cents a day, the
papers tell how he did il.
Every day, year after year, he toll
lowed these menus. likewise working
regularly in the omen air
BREAKFAST.
Fried Indian Meal Padding
Bread Doughnuts Butter
Grape Jelly
DINNER
Tomato Soup Potatoes
DouGhnuts Bread and Butter
SUPPER
Buckwheat Cakes, Gravy
Bread and Butter Plum Jelly
Cracked Wheat Drink
Pshaw. History has Marks record
beaten a mile. The Man In the Iron
The Detroit times., 1914-02-13
Homlnv Croouets.

Mix I cup hominy with cup thick
white sauce and . tablespoons grated
cheese When Thoroughly cold. shape
INTO balls. ron in crumbs, then in egg
and then in crumbs FRY in deep fat.
(To prepare egg for rolling croquets,
beat into Il tablespoon cold water.)
The Detroit times., 1914-02-13

The progress Of any city is meas
ured, more or less, By the condition of
it's markets. Apply the microscope TO
them and you will find a pretty good
indication OF the advance or recession
of any community. According 10 these
standards the market in the Broadway
building, Broadway and Grand River.
east. has expanded abundantly with
the passing OF time, and today Is one
of the most representative establish.
ments OF its kind in the middle west
Located In the center OF the business
section OF Detroit II is essentially
equipped TO give prompt service 10 all
orders. The market ia the last word
In sanitation.
ON the main floor the Glynn COM
pany occupies several stalls near the
west entrance. Mr.. Glynn Is one OF
the stockholders In the Broadway Mar
ket company. Special prices on meats
are offered for Saturday.
The Century Cut Flower company
specialize in marketing high grade cut
flowers at low prices. Manager Fell is
an expert flower buyer and by closely
Watching the market conditions is
able to buy at very low price GER
tain varieties OF which there Is glut
on the market and thus sell the best
quality of flowers at cut prices.
Drolshagcn & Markham, shop 3, are
The Detroit times., 1914-02-13

Your honor" said counsel, this
mans Insanity takes the form OF a be.
lief that every one wants to rob him
lie won't allow me, his counsel, to
approach him
Maybe he's not so crazy after all y
murmrred the court, in judicial
y hisper
The Detroit times., 1914-02-13

A wise and considerable wife is one
mo never makes suggestions while
her husband is putting up stove pipe.
Slightly Affected by the Weather.
Mother.-Tommy. what was the
solden text AZ Sunday school today
! Tommy lvho lives in Alaska LET
- see. Oh. yes. "Mauy are cod.
- ssv syv frozen Judge
The Detroit times., 1914-02-13
Oh, Well

A London cablegram says English
men are going TO wear slashed trons-
ers. Well. the Mexicans are already
wearing them Ia addition to slashed
ears and scalps.--New Orleans States.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-13
Insulted.

why have Jones and Miss Smith
Qrurre ed"
She asked Kim to apologize on his
ecndcd knees. AID being bowie ged,
he took IT as an insult
The Detroit times., 1914-02-13

NEW YORK, Feb l3.--F.ve new
bays are to be seen az tie Princess,
|heathor Of thrills And one of them,
must be conceded is quite the
|irilliest that little old n Y. has yet
ben PRIVILEGED 10 witness.
The Kiss in the Da.k comes from
p Grand Guignol, in Paris Is pria-
! pal characters are q mar ana a wO-
ban who has blinded him With Wit
|ol. because he had threatened TO de-
frt her
Under pretcnse Of Driving her. AMI
peaklng TO her for the last time the
barred victim lures his disd TO
bis room. Sac is contrite. oyerw elm
= at the horror she h as wrou h..
Dne last kiss" he implores. She
|bmes into his arms. He seizes her,
tlls her they are alone in the house.
hd he Is going 10 inilict upon her eX-
ftly what she mas infected upon him.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-13

function, good share OF his work is
directed toward nOrmalizing body
structural relations. o.
"Osteopathy treats ali diseases
acute and chronic.
"Osteopathic cures are permanent
adjustment, thereby restoring normal
because they are the result OF perfect
nerve force and circulation to all
parts OF the body"
The Detroit times., 1914-02-13
He Found Out.

Lawyer--Did your father on h.
dcath-bed give you no parting admonr
ton?
witness-He never gave much away
at any time.
lawyer mean, what were his last
words?
wltness-That doesn't concern you
Lawyer-They not only concern me
sir. but hey concern the whole court
Witne ss--Father said 10 me and
jim: Don't have no disputin' when
I'm gone, boys, COS lawyers is the
biggest rogues unhung!"
Bn.Iness-Ifke Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain neat kind that
looks right Times Printing CO., ia
John r ST Phone Main 1925
The Detroit times., 1914-02-13

Ing previously worked for some OF Ia
largest plumbing films in Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-13

There are foU s.. torneys in the
broadway market building. LINDSAY
T. Johnson. suite 30. 923, Is a nativr
OF Tennessee. lie took his A. b. de-
gree az Knoxville college, and LII. Is.
AT the University OF Michigan Law
school He has been I'm Michiga
nine years. and has a general law
practice
The Detroit times., 1914-02-13

Or. Charles d. A. Fisher, on th
second floor OF the Broadway ma.
kct building, Is specialist In urolog
and the treatment OF genito-urinar
diseases. and has also large surg
cal practice.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-02-04
zIvOT PRO zIVoBYTf.

Charles Louth, s2-lety, . Kan.
sas CITY, Mo-, ndsledovaI syG diva
syny k smrt pod koly pfesinova.
ciho parostroje, kdyz srazcn byl
k zemi u zabit Y ohradach Chica.
go, Rock Island & Pacific drdby
minute dtcrS. synovf, Edward a
Charles, MI, oba yyhybkan, byli
usmrceni We sIuzbG b6hem posled.
mich dvou let, Otto, tfeti syn,
jest mr2dkcm ndsledkem poranG.
nj, jcz utrp6I ma zeIeznitnich
koIejich pred rokem.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-02-04
MEXIKO.

Ie San Diego dosla zprAya, IL
federdlni vojdci, ktefi jsou po
sadkou Y Tia Juana, prdv6 ma
hranicich kaIifornskych n mexi
ckych, yyvcdli IN m6sto diva A.
meriGany, noyinafc p. w, Ear,
wooda II druhGho, jenz slul Mil.
Ter n vratili Sc pozd6ji bez mich
do m6sta. Ma So IN to, ze je po-
pravili podlc zakona ley fuga,
barbaITk6ho to pravidla y dob
diyokyeh indianskych predkd ny
n6jsich nem6n6 divokych Mexi-
kanu. Harwoodovi Sc podarilo
ma ceste odhoditi dopis, We kite
rem oznamuje, 60 Sc MIN deje a
sd6luje, ze ntjaci pconi jci ie,
no sondruha ocernili u velitele
posddky, IL jsou oba americky-
mi yyzvedati n ndsledkem toho
byli uyrleni do Spinayt Satlasy
u yyyedeni "a mtsto ma popra-
va, bez soudu a beg dovoleni oh
haiti So dokazati neyinu, -
'elkem hylo sest ameriekych do.
ehyeeno hlize Tia Jua,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-02-04
PROBUDILO Sc VASE DfTKO
MRZUTE NEBO HOREc-
NATE?
Hledte, matkol Je-li jazyk pota-
zen, dejte California Syrup
Of Figs" pro vycist6ni
krvo.

Mako Vase dit6 jest pfiroze-
nt mrzntd nevrl6, Podiveite Sc,
zda-li jest jazyk potazen, jest to
iistou znamkou, 10 maly 2aludek,
1atra streya potfebuji ihned
sytisteni
kdyl jest lhosteine, blede, ho.
retuatt, pine nastuzeni, spatny
deeh, holayy KIRK, neji, nespi ne
ho nechoya 50 pfirozens, ma ho
lestl v laludku, prnicm, pama
tuite, pro mirnt yytist5ni iater a
stfey ma by,i vldy nejdfive ltku
poulito
Me sr ucyyroynA California
Syrup Of hgs" pro nemoee dSti,
ieitr kayovm lli5ku y n5koli
Ia hadtuheh skaAcnt adpadky,
kysela ilu9 a kysaiici potraya,
igA iest " slmyAeh sfa1ena puial
q nslFoii a mate onSi adrays
1aftoyuS iii6 Nssek, dSti milu.
il leuto ntske,lu{ lahosln5 o.
fernN aiysjtsl prmlfe.lsk a ni.
-, neghybl dehrt vnbfui ~,
sltbi skulr5nll NAse.ly pro
keisne d1U ,seho stAfl : laro.i
l.eu sfylglns "a lAhsl nAana
w u9itF k ya.ly dama a.
m Msl daykA iAns ,lnss.
aFbftm umesns dlts sllsa ie.
.isait sak pFasy
tssa,lsiis Nassha lsksmAa q
- Aksy "Cahiefula ssFup AZ
tss paiem - pfsesl1te. A.
"a tfAhsns California Ne
s1fHp tpmpaas raaaA, - s.le
TnaiAsaA Npslpils - eAlas.1tl
Ade.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-02-04

10 81 knr Stayebnih0 materi1lu,
7G uhli, 20 vdpna, cementu Il pi-
sku, II hospodhfskych strojd, 8
soil, 2 drdtu, 05 sena, 05 roz-
li6n6ho zboM. Cclkovy pffjem
obndsel $4s,l45.
Karel Kovdfik, aakhzkovy
krejM ze Snyder, stavil sc zde
minute 1tery, jsa na cest6 do
Bancroft IN n6jakou obchodnf zd-
lezitostf.
ManzelkA Fred Kerkow o.
dejela V pond6li do Omahy IA ne.
jakou zdlezitosti
- Ed. Blake naIozil svhj do.
mdci n6bytek do kdry odejel .
MIN We stfedu do Dix, Kimball o.
kresu, kdez sobt pronajmul roz.
sdblou rene.
- Emil Nahn n Gustav burst
odejeli minuIou sobotu do oItres,
niho sidla IN jakousi zdIczitosti,
pfi kter6z Vi posIcdnGjM vyzddal
cd olresnibo soudcc povoIcnf ku
siatItu \ deeron pryn6jMho.
-- Pred krdtkym tasem odby-
vaIa zdo syoji vyroGni scbdzi
German Mutual pojisfujicf spoil. .,
We kter6 byli zvoleni ndsledujici
drcdnici Pfedseda Christ Baum +;
tajemnfk VIM. KcIbclOau; pokl.
Henry sieversj y@bor Emil Boell,
John j. Peters VIM, Leghband.
IN odhadtf Carl IIolacndcr, j.
Rics. Peter Emanuel sr., Adam
Scifert 1'ato spolccnost byla IN
lozcna Ntmei, nynf ysak k nj pfi-
ndIeI ttz mnobo Cechd, ktefi
pred ntkolika lGty pokouseIi sc
ttz o 1alozeni RYE GeskG pojistn- |
jtci spole6nosti. Vsak zarodku
byIa snaha joiich nGkolika kraja-
ny rozbita, spoIeGnost stoji Vi v
dobrfm stavu, pfijem obndscl "a
minulg rok $4,5s2.20 q vyddni
bylo III $4,000, tax &e zbgvd ma
botoyosti s3,l03.0O, Nezam6st-
1dvd zadnf zvIdstni cestujici jed
timz ma mcna vyddni Il
n6Io kdy n6jakG pfiplatky,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-02-04
DosAHL ZIVOTNfHo GLE.

Charles G. Thompson, vydava-
tel Iitcr6rnich pracf dfiv6jNbo
RnyernGra George W. Pecka Z
Wisconsin,, meH mimi "Peek's
Bay Boy" a del Opie Reada n j.
nych zdpadnich spisovateId, ze-
mfel minuI6 dterl Y Chicagu,
kdyz byI splnil slib svdj, ze "a
pIatf $sS,0O0 dluh6, jez v obcho-
dc 81 nadGIaI Zanechal dosti pc
nfz, ably mohla byti zaplaccna
smenka ma $500, jez iedind pro-
Ii n6mu zbyIa \ dfiy6jsicb pohIe-
dhvek.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-02-04
ctsLo 20.

ma u jmenovanf diva nev6di, co
Sc stalo ostatnfmi soudruby. ~
IIarwood jest sice novindfem, n
lie zddng Gasopis sc nehldsi X ne
mu jako ku svGmu zdstupci a TAX
snad hlcdal " rozboufen6 zemi
dobrodruzstvi, nebo st6stf ma.
sel oloy6nou pilulku . pusek jiz.
live sc smGjfcfch, spinavych q o.
trhanych mexickych generdId"
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-02-04
WASHINGTON ZRUsf DIST
RIKT "0ERVENYCH SVE.
TEL

JakmiIe president Wilson pode-
pise pfedlohu sendtora Kcnyona,
bude TO znamenati konee distrik-
tn "Gervenych svGtel" We Wash.
ington, D. G. To vsak nebude
miti "a nasledck, ze prostitutky
budou vyhozeny ma ulici, nebot
TAX zvand Narodni lfga obecn6ho
blaha uvoliIa Sc opatfitl vsem va
mestnani pfi minimalnf mzdG ~
tydn6.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-02-04
'PRAvY z RAvENNA, NEB.

/ - Y ned6ll, dne ]. mora, cd
byval rad Hizkhy PaIcdt, cis. 25,
Il, 6, y, j., syoji mdsitni schhzi n
po vyfizeni vsecb adlczitosli, byl
tta / jcdcn noyy ellen uvcdcn,
- V pond6li, 2. inoro, odejc.
j do kearney n Amherst, Nebr,,
n6sledujici pdnoy6i j. Wesley,
f. llourd, Bill Fries Morgric
10 synem, Pan Wesley Y tamnim
okoIi yIastni lG0.akroyon far
mn.
- Idravotni stay mIudGbo
krajana, p. Rnd. knspara, ktcry
jia dcIsi dobu jest nemocen, ne.
ma 80 Dikterak k lepsimu. Ru.
dolf musi vytrp6ti yelk6 bolesti,
nebot na ldako ncmocnSch jest
jiz kolcm ! m6sich upontdn, tax
n stay jcho nyni udyd SO kriti.
ckSm. IIud. kasp0r jest tIcncm
fAdu Hizk6y PalcAt, Els. 70, u. &.
u, j.
- 'Fepto tSden k nam zayi.
tai p, Jos, Sinknle, cestujici jed.
natcI firny Henry Rohiff, Jnk y
ndmi dobr$ Joe" sd6Iil, n6sIcd
KEN asi ncyHInG minul6 Grody
obchody pr@ jaksi ydznou M,
PepiIn, jen nen0fikej, ysak ony
n6kdy sc Ease zlepsi
- Pan Jan JeIinck, mcskajici
nA sjczdu assessor6. Y Lincoln
odbyyanGm, joko deIcRdt Box
Butte okrcsu. zastaviI No ma syG
zpAtcGni ccMf v nasem mdsti, by
sc potGsiI 10 sy$mi starymi INA.
mymi. Jak jsme Sc od ntbo do.
ytdtli, nasc krajina ~ mu dosii
zamIouyd
Y pondtli Y nasen mdMd
HdystGyou mcskal Emil KozeI \
m0nzclkou \ Rushyille, Neb. Po
eas sy6bo zde pobytu byli mily
nj bosty manzeId p, ycncl n An
na KarIa, rodiGh pani KozIoy6.
- V Gtcry, y. ledna We stay
manzelsky veplul p. Vencel Ka-
rel mI., SO slefuou Marii Brrsi,
kovou Sfastny zenich Jest sy.
mem vdzenych roditd p, pi, Jos
Karla a blazend noyGsi,a opGt
lcerou vdzcnG pi. BursikovG. -
Pani Bursfkovh do Ameriky pfi-
jela asi pred 3 roxy na zddost
lyou zdc usidlenych syych SYM,
Made snoubence sladkym pou
TEN manzelsk}m slor9Gil sondcr
,. karcl HIochreiter v VI hodin
lop. v dome matky ncvGsty, ma
icz Sttstim zafici noyomanzelG
I blizA pfdtel6 odejeli ma farmu
'odicd zcnichov}m, kde Sc zahy
20 bohatt hostint srdecna 2aba
"a rozproudila Mladi manzelt
,udou ma farmf blize rodi6h H..
lichoy}ch bydleti. NovomanzeIc
"a jcjich move pouti zivotem
,rovdzi mojc hlahopfdni.
Jcdnatcl.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-02-04

koni, ~ hoyeziho dobytka, 100
vcpfovtho, I ovei, 20 drnbele,
10 vystthovalen, 90 mouky, I 10.
leAa, ! kameni, ? dfiyi kolo,
todn kdelto pfigezeno sem by,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-02-04

chod, Jak ze zprayy lelczni6ni
staniee yysyitd, hylo odtud IA nj
null rok yyveleno 53l zeleznie.
mich ndkladn, totil Is kar pseni
&c, ~ korny, II oysa, | lila, Z
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-02-04
ZPRAvY zE sCRIBNER, NEB,

A6koliv zdeisi meslo ma
soupefe y sousednim me.
stS Snyder, pfece della dobry ob,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-02-04


Skoda, ohn6m 'zphsobenh, odba
duje no M $4,000, kdezto poi
stem pouze asi poIoyinu toh'
kryje, TAX zc br0tn Posyhfoy6 ci
,elnou ztrAtu utrpGIi Ohed Wy
puh n6kde Y obchodni mfstno
sti n kdyz byI objeycn, nebyI'
jiz AMI u nejmcnM yyhlidky NJ
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-29
Big Meeting Planned
for Fourteenth Ward
by Democratic Workers

The big Democratic political meet
ing OF the campaign. so far as the
Fourteenth ward is concerned, will
be that arranged for tomorrow night
at Dassing's Hall. Springfield and
Morris avenues
Plans for the affair have been con-
Quoted on an elaborate scale There
will be music by Schmiedle's full brass
band, Judge Charles f. Herr will pre-
side and all the candidates will be on
hand to deliver short talks" or .1ong
talks as time and pressing engage
ments elsewhere will permit.
Those who are scheduled to appear.
besides the twelve Assembly candi-
dates and Alderman Anthony Schuck,
the ward candidate for alderman, are
Mayor Haussling, DR., Charles r.
Kraemer; John r. Reilly, Board or
Works candidates.; Sheriff Candidate
John J. Bracken, Candidate for Sur
rogate Harry r. Backus. Edward
Schickhaus. candidate for supervisor:
state Senate Candidate Richard
stockton. Arthur 3. Seymour. candi-
date FOR Congress in the Ninth dis
trict, and Freebooter Candidates Louis
Lewis. DR.. Angelo Bianchi and
Michael N. Higgins.