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OF Mr.. Townsends resignation is,
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President to the effect that he
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EdisOn's Dinner.


Edison recently gave u strange din
nrr 10 the Franklin club, which is des-
crib+d ~ f.llowing: A wax figure
OF Franklin, in which was Gomez aIed a
phon' graph, sat ut The feast, utter.
'"g t'om time to time the philosopher :
famous maxims. During the course
the lights went out and there appear
I'd two skulls with shining ewes.
flaming mouths and jaws that moved
like crocodlie's, say ,ng with phonetic
voices.
A. ye are now so once were We.
~ we now shall ye be.
In the da'kn. IS globe of GOLD
fish on thu table WAS Illuminated, the
a'"t my It tne Fl h teco,n,ng visible.
Eaoh fish was lighted internally NV q
my electric light inserted IN its
st"ma' h and CONNECTED with DIV namo
ny ha,r>iik" wire passing through
its throat. Later the floral decoration.
over head fell in q b,illia, t shower
Bits "f iron attached 10 each flower
had hitherto held them il position ut.
tracttd by y maxhet. at III O'Clock
Franklin significantly r. mx,k.d d;
Early 10 he'd and early 10 rise.
Makes one healthy. wealthy and wise.
And the guests rose to depart
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The Forum
LIE FOREMOST PERlop1cAL rop
THOUGHTFUL READERS"

be: "a 'ne forum FOR 1921 will
General Francis A. Walker. Resnit, ~ .. ny
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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-07-17
Big Fire at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, o., July 9.-F'ire destroyed
the building and stock of A. L. Burkhardt
* Co., manufactures and wholesale and
retail dealers in furs and fur goods, last
night. The building was nearly new and
cost its owner, VIM. a. Goodman, over
5000, 600 to put it up. Mr. Burkhardt
added 500, 900 in interior adornment within
the last two years. Mr. Burkhardt could
only give rough estimate of the value of
the stock in the building and that, he said,
was, 10 the best of his belief, between
5000, 600 and 500, 600. In addition TO his
own immense stock, he stores great guam
titles of valuable furs for citizens every
summer, and these furs are all in the burn .
ing building. The loss of the building will
be not less than $3.50, 600. and if Mr. Burl-
hardt's estimate Of his stock is correct, the
loss by this fire will reach 81, 100, 600 at
least.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-07-17
BRIEFLY TOLD.

Russia will have no wheat for export
this year. She will have to import corn.
American and Canadian railroad stocks
were strong on the London exchange last
week.
The next session of the Knights of
Labor will be held at Toledo, o.. Novem-
her 10.
The United States government has filed
a libel against the arms and ammunition
on the Itata.
The northwestern saengorfest, which
came TO an end in Milwaukee Sunday, has
a deficit of So, 900.
Karl M. Carpenter. of Michigan City.
Ind, was killed by lightning while in bed
Wednesday morning.
Mollie Brooks and Katie Rigging were
drowned while fording a stream near Cedar
Vale, Kan, Sunday.
One woman and 40 Indians were killed
by a landslide in British Columbia, on the
banks of the Skeena river.
Near Carlisle, KY, Monday night Riley
Macklin shot and killed George Weissbrodt
for interfering in quarrel.
At Waheka the capital Of the Seminole
reservation, Monday, Umest, full-blooded
Seminole, was executed by shooting.
The society of the Army of West vir-
ginia, will hold its annual reunion at
Huntington, W. Va, September Is, 16
and IL.
The damage by Mondays storm at Baton
Rouge, La, is greater than at first sup
posed. In the city the loss is estimated at
$500, 900.
Four thousand railway employees at Paris
threaten to strike if the Paris-Orleans COM
pany do not assent to their demands by
Thursday.
w. G. Atwood, of Chicago, who killed
himself at the Republican house, at Mil
wauliee last Thursday, had been Tilted by
his sweetheart.
The people of Nebraska have over $780,
600, 900 in bank, the state is showing re-
markable developement, and this years
crop prospects are rosy.
A temporary dam, $50 feet wide, coll
lapsed in the Mersey Sunday. The debris
blocks the shropshire UNION canal and the
Eastman section shop.
Conrad Teneter, a soldier who was in
the battle of Wounded Kuoe, attempted
suicide with rough on rats at ST. Louis
| Sunday. He will likely die.
The indications are that France will
soon rescind the decree against American
pork. The German government is also
about TO withdraw the prohibition.
/ Mrs. Martin Farrell, of Pittsburg, a
wealthy woman Ia her own right is under
arrest for feeding her husband paris green
/ Sunday morning. Farrell will die.
Attorney General Miller has ruled that
Cinnamon found unlawfully in this country
must be returned TO China instead of TO the
country from which they entered the u. S.
! President Diaz has pardoned Carlos
Zaremba, the American who was sentenced
10 four years Imprisonment in Mexico for
forgery and for using false government
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