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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-04-07

The maple sugar makers are busy and
snow is plenty to eat the sugar on.
Miss Bertha Thomas, who has been
critically i'll this winter, is slo WY improv-
ing.
Our feathered friends, the birds, have
arrived in good numbers and sing in spite
of the cold weather.
Joseph Woodland and family will remain
another year on Chas. Alexandra farm,
instead of going to Vernon as planned.
Mr. Quincy, whose house was recently
burned, has, with the help of neighbors,
fitted up a room in one of his outbuildings
and is housekeeping once more. 1t is said
he will rebuild, which is gratifying. We
have no houses to spare in Guilford.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-04-07
GUILFORD.
The Easter Services---HNndsOme Gifts
to Christ Church.

The Easter Services---HandsOme GIFTS
to Christ Church.
Easter services, with communion, were
held in Christ church on Sunday afternoon
by the Revs. Collins nd,Brown, the church
presenting very attractive appearance
with pots of Easter lilies and cut flowers;
also with new altar cloth and dorsal of
white windsor cloth trimmed with yellow
and white fringe, and yellow satin emblems
The material was a gift from Mrs. Phelps
of Mortified, Mass, wife of the late Gen.
J. w. Phelps. Another beautiful gift for
the church, used for the first time on Eas-
ter, is sterling silver communion service,
presented by VIM. Yawkey of Detroit,
Mich, in memory of his wife, Mrs. Emma
Noyes Yawkey, each piece being engraved
with her name, date of her death and time
given, Easter, 1898 These, with the or
gan, make three handsome gifts received
this winter that are greatly appreciated by
the church attendants.
At the Congregational church Rev. F
F. Lewis, state superintendent of Sunday
school and Christian EndeavOr work
preached in the morning and Mr.. Brooks
of Mt. Hermon in the evening. Mr.. Lewis
is still in town looking over the field in thu
interest of his work, and will preach mex
Sunday at the Congregational church a
the usual hours, II \. NJ. and p. NJ.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-04-07
Which will you

Which iViH you
hare, sickness,
suffering and de
spair, or health,
S tr en- 9Th, and
spirit 2 You can
take your choice.
All chronic dis
eases and derange-
ments peculiar TO
women are per-
nnanantlV Curad
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-04-07

Every nervous person should try Carters Lit
tie Nerve Pills. They are made espe cially for
nervous and dyspeptic men and women, and are
any cause do not sleep well or who fail to get
proper strength from their food. Cases of weak
stomach, Indigestion, dyspepsia, nervous and
sick headache readily yield to the use of the Lit
tie Nerve PMS, particularly If combined with Car.
ter's Little Liver Pills. In walls at 25 cents
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-04-07
Didn't Want a Girl.

Last summer my wife's health was all run
down, and she wanted me to hire girl TO do the
work. In little while l found one thought
would suit her, when TO my surprise she said
need not hire any one as she felt much better
and thought another bottle of Sulphur Bitters
would cure her. Donald Grey, Il Worcester
square, Boston.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-04-07

sister, Mrs. Lewis Jaquith of Guilford.
The family have the warm sympathy of all.
The first thunder shower of the season
came Tuesday morning, followed by a
rainy forenoon.
The sociable at schoolhouse hall Friday
evening brought out a company of 60 and
all seemed to enjoy the meeting.
Rev. A. A. Rice is taking trip to
California and Oregon. He intended to
take in the California convention March
27-30.
The Universalist Sunday school had
services appropriate to Easter last Sunday,
all but the lilies. They are yet at Ber-
muda.
A friend who has travelled through the
cities east of the Mississippi river four
times each year for p years, says: 81 new
er travelled in so cold winter-so uniform
ly and constantly cold; cold sleepers, cold
hotels and cold cherries days"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-04-07
Could Not Keep

Lanes Medicine moves the bowels every day
In order TO be healthy this is necessary.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-04-07

Winchester of California, and one half
sister, Mrs. Lewis Jaquith of Guilford'
The family have the warm sympathy OF ALL
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-04-07
A TONIC
HORSFORD'S Acid Phosphate.

A preparation Of the
phosphates, that acts as
a tonic and food to the
exhausted system.
There is nothing like it;
gives great satisfaction.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-04-07

Trial bottle mailed on receipt Of IS cents
in stamps Kumiord Chemical Works
Providence, K. l.
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CONDENSED NEWS.
Gathered Frasn An Parts Of me Country
By Telegraph.

by Telegraph
The duke Of Edinburgh has been
promoted 70 The rank OF admiral Of the
feet
A Negro a hundred years old was
killed in tornadoi in Wharton county,
Texas
Paul schifT banker and tho heaviest
Spectator OH the Vienna hoursc, died
sunday
Peter pingemans, Of Detroit. lest his
dauEhfcr aged "A, and granddaugh-
ter, ageds by drowning.
The prince Of Monte Negro has con-
fcrred the grand cross Of the order Of
Danilo |. on the king Of Scrvia
While Henry yedder was attending
the marriage Of his niece. At Newark.
y. J lie dropped dead Of heart disease.
Monday was Denmark day and the
Danes everywhere celebrated the alni-
ycrsary Of tho granting IF their eonsti-
tuition
@flcre is threatened strike Of the
:, 800 employees Of the STANDARD Oil Coz
Il Chicago They demand a ninc-hour
day at ten hours pay
At Roclport, Ind, John Crawford
was murdered by unknown hands Ills
body was placed on the track and 1hor-
ribly nangIed by an Ain Line passenger
train near the depot in Rockport el
Fresh shocks of earthquake are re-
ported from Yadoniga, and great deal
of serious damage has been done while
the population Is in state Of panic
lest any moro shocks Of wider extent
should occur.
There now remains but little doubt
that the schooner sunk by collision
with the steamer Corsica in Lake Huron
early Friday morning. was the Corsi-
can Of Detroit. Mich The Corsican
carried q crew Of five men but their
a lmes are not known,
An herr ic ssatnc IN p III ape
Nathan Hale, the Amer, .ettriotapy,
who was executed BY the, British in
New York city on September 20, 1910,
has been wrought, and will be erected
IN the northwest corner City Ilall park,
New York, Tuesday, the anniversary
Of the birth Of Hale
The senate committee on territories,
81 which Mr.. Hill Is chairman, has post
poned its trip through the west until
some time in August, Il was to have
left Chicago on Juno 10. The reason
for tho poetponement Is the inability Of
Messrs Hill and Platt to leave during
the present month.
| A CARLOAD Of gunpowder was ex-
ploded, Sunday afternoon, on street
Of Kim, Rhenish Prussia, BY a spark
from pipe. Tho two men on the cart
| were killed and thirteen other persons
were injured several SO severely that
! they will not recover. Thirty houses
were dam aged by the explosion.
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MINE HORROR.
Twenty-six. Burned to Death in
a Mexican Mine.


EAGLE Pass, Tex. June 5 Full par
ticulars OF tho Fnenie coal mine disas-
ter AZ nearly MS can Nc learned are IS
follows:
AZ o'clock Saturday afternoon,
shortly after the locomotive left the
mine was discovered % be on tlrr. and
smoke and flames were seen issuing
out Of the air shafts About one halt
~ the ATTY miners WERE working
near the main tunnel, and those made
their escape. leaving twenty,slx Of
their number % perish from the heat
and smoke aud from the poisonous
gases which spread like lightning to
every portion Of the mines When II
was seen that all efforts were useless
70 rescue tho imprisoned miners,
every energy was directed ~. saw
ing the property from destruction.
A hand pump was placed In posi-
ton on the Escondido river. pipes were
laid into the mino as far ms any work
could DO dono and hose attached aud
water poured into the burning timbcrs,
A portable engine was speedily OBJ
tanned from Pisdras NegrnA. and In
ttttfu tlBtIa Nilt lift WIS liIitttI AeUlttiRit
Thcrc arr twentyfour chalnbcfs IN the
mine, and the dead miners arc supposed
10 he we'll TO the front Of tho mine
IL o'clock Sunday one body had
been recovered from the seventh cham
Der and shortly after another, fearful
~ searched and hlaclscnod. WAS brought
10 tho surface Tho tontir chamber has
been reached, and men with ropes tied
10 their bodies, TO effect the rescue, arc
fighting their way 10 where the bodies
Of their dead comrades are lying Su.
perintcndent George Spence vontnrcd
in too far and WAS overcome by heat
and smoke. lie was prostrnsed, but
was rescued II Is believed that by
Tuesday tho mine viii be cleared Of
tho heat aud smoke which 10 present II
Ii impossible 70 cope with, and that uil
the bodies will 10 recovered. All tho
miners employed were Mexicans and
most Of them have left destitute
| families,
II Is reported that all the parties re.
sponslblc for the management OF tho
mines have been placed under arrest,
pending nm investigation Of the
cause Of the disaster. IIut for
tho prompt action az the officials 81 tho
Mexican international aud their heroic
efforts the mine would have been dc.
stroyed, and none OF the bodies would
have been recovered This H. tho first
disaster in the history Of coal mining In
Mexico
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ELECTRIC BIpTIRs.

This remedy is becoming 50 well
known and 50 popular as 70 need Nc
special mention All who have used
Electric Bitters sing tho same song Of
praise IA purer medicine does moi
exist and il il guaranteed to do all tina
is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure
all diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys,
will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rhem
and other affections caused BY impure
blood. Will drive Malaria from the
system and prevent as well Al cnre all
Malarial fovers. For cure Of Head,
ache, Constipation and INDIGESTION Try
Electric Bitters Entire satisfaction
guaranteed, or money refunded,
Price Scots. and Sl00 per bottle ut b
G. Williams Jr. II Co. Drug store
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|YHE Rain AT CHICAGO
Kept Crowds Away From the
Worlds Fair Sunday.
Less Than 10000 People at the sec-
nd Sunday Exposition.
The management DisAppolnfed--The vs.
itora Wers Neafly All Norhina reop1e
LfvinG b Chicago More visitor1
From n West Than ne East.


cnsoAoo, Juno q. What tho attcnd-
ance q tho Worlds fair might have
been sunday had Il not rnincd. no one
NAn evnr know but II rained, and II
raincd hard nearly all afternoon and
Sunday night Tho total number Of
paid admissions was less than sixty
thousand The second open Sunday
Of the fair dawncd bright and clear.
and ID WINS uncomfortnhly warm.
The railways. surface and elevated
and tho steamboat lines brought out
their entire service IN anticipation ofan
immense business, but they were disap-
pointed Upto o'clock IN the after
noon they did fnir bmsineas. and car
ricd upwards Of fhirty.flva thousand
people u the white City" About
TINT k6hr an ngly. threatening
black cloud arose in tho west
and In less than IN honr later
the rain was falling In torrcnts To
make matters worse tho wind blew
perfect gallo, and Il Numbered IN
most uncomfortable manner. II was
after O'Clock whom the rnin censed and
the sun Game out again, but u was 20
late that tho people did not oome ont
IN crowdA and late Sunday evening
the bureau Of admissions estimated the
total paid attendance would BE- lees
than sixty thousand people.
The viaitors who attended thu fair
Sunday wore largely Of the working
class. and wero inhabitnnta % chicngo.
Thousands Of lnboring men were out
with their families, and nearly all Of
them brought their lunch with them.
and az noon the benches and scata
scattered throughout the grounds re-
minded ono 81 basket picnic. An
Official connected with tho bnfeau Of
admissions, IN apenlking Of tho local
character IL tho crowd said that tho
ont.of-town people hnd been coming
10 the fair ali week, and were tired out
Sunday and were taking rest, 80 is TO
30 able 10 take fresh start Monday.
About tho only people who came out
IRunday were those who could not attend
lHuring the week
Another thing that WINS noticeable.
the pay shows on tho Midway Plaisance
were not we'll patronizcd, and the
rolling chairs were scarcely used at AL.
II wna crowd made mp Of people who
had 70 work for q living and could ~
| ford few Of tho Injuries. Tho money
lepondcrs wore at homo resting. The
gondoliers Ind little to DO. and tho cleo
trio launches loss.
| Nearly all the oastern states build
ings were CLOSED 70 tho public, whilo
the majority Of tho buildings orocted
by the Western and middle statos were
open
According 70 the registers found n
nearly every state building western
people arc coming TO the Worlds fair
In much greater numbors, NJ general
thing. than those living IN the older
eastern states
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sEEcAEa.s SUCCESSOR

nenoanrcs rifters. Prosecutors. Declaring
That Woaid-be nefcndrr~ Misuse ood,s
Word.
NKw York. june ( Rev. Dr Lyman
Abbott. in his sermon on the tho i;rigrS
case sunday ~ plymouth church,
brooklyn, cndcavurel 90 provo that
DIR Rriggs and mot the General Assem-
Ihly, during the last two years. had de-
Tended the true Christian faith; that IL
was not Dr briggs who was heretical,
Assembly was one whose logical result
was infidelity
Or. Abbott spoke % the battle which
has gone on from the DAYS 81 Moses
down 10 the present between the eccle-
siastics and the prophets. tho one main
tanning thai the institution IL tho a.
scntial thing. and the other that the
individual personal life Is the essential
thing and there can be no religious In
stitntions without It
He exclaimed IIcretic What Is here
sy? For ono thing il IS TO declare that
God is not the Father Of all mankind,
and leaves no door ~ acccss % himself
save the one door Of written word
that was not completed tin the human
race had longcd and cried and prayed
for their Father for Z, 900 ycaral
lin your name and in the name IL all
that believe in the living God. dwelling
in the hearts OF his children to-day
thank tho prophet, successor To the
prophets Of ollen times that ia these
two years Of cruel trial he has mover re-
coded from his ono position. nevcr used
words in double sense, never retraceA
his one assertion, but has stood firmly
and faithfully against persuasion on
the one hand and attack on tho other
for his fundamental principle that
God Is in the heart OF the individual
and in the heart Of his church, as re.
vealed III the pages Of tho Bible.
Tho Bible is not tho Word of God.
And repeating almost the wor,ls,7ani
certainly the sentiment Of DR., Horton,
who leetared last year before the stn-
dentsof the Union Theological seminary
| charge any man who calls the bible
the Word OF God 70 find that phrase.
the Word of God. ever employed In tho
Bible Go designate the Bible or even
employed in ono part of the Bible 10
designate any other part.
When man takes the book, that Is
what men have written, puts II up and
says: 'You must hear the word Of God.
you must hear only tho echo of that
| word, don't wonder that misplaced
Indignation goes out against the book
which the would-bc defenders are mis-
/ usinph
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rhrce Kllled 3, I.lchtnlng.

FRASKroRT, KY, Jung THE light
ming played awful havoc at the little
town Of Switzer, five miles from Frank.
fort Farmer James Rcdding, 80, his
wife and visitors, Mrs. John Lymcn
and Alexander Harbour, were sitting
on the front porch when bolt Of light
ming descended upon the doomed HOUSE
instantly killing Mrs. Lymen, Reddinl
and Barbour Mrs. Redding, who is In
d delicate condition was SO shocked
that her recovery is hardly possible
Three corpses lny at her feet The
house was not burned.
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Chihuahua. June s-Tho band Of
cattle thieves who attacked ranch
near 0jnile and drove on large por-
tioD Of tho stock have been captured
and killed The outlaws were bold
~ their operations and werc making
their way to tho United States with
their booty whom party 81 ranchmen
overlook them and made an attack.
Abe thieves stood their ground and 70
turned the IRE. Tho battle lasted 81.
most IN hour. Three ranchmen and
four Of fhe thieves were killed and tho
remainder Of the band attempted 70
escape. but were captured The cattle
wore recovered.
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a t.lnsaIar lratal Aecldent.

FAIRBuRy, Ill, june b.~hIrs. Harris.
Of saunemin, diod Sunday from INJURIES
received by the explosion Of an open
can Of paint IN closed soom in her
residence sho had been painting the
floor and lcft tho can with part Of the
paint in the room. A few hours after
ward she entered the room and lighted
a match To light tho lamp, when ii is
supposed that tho fumes from the
paint ignitcd and caused the explosion
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NEW YoRK, June 8. The Times says,
1t is possible that the entire senate
committee on immigration, Of which
senator Hill is chairman, may take o
transcontinenta trip this summer. SEN
ntor Squire has urged that an examine
tion Of the Chinese immigration ques-
lions be made, and that, at least, sub
committee be sent TO the coast TO ascer-
tain the condition Of the Chinese in
California, and possibly Oregon and
Washington. Some members Of tho
committee are in favor Of going In i
body to San Francisco and attempting
to find out by personal inspection what
sort 81 citizens the Cinnamon make.
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4 CaMcr,e rnterpr.ao Fatla.

KNoxvn.LE, Tenn, June 5.-Th1
Carnegie Land CO. and the Car
negie Iron Co q johnson City
on account Of the financial situation
and inability TO mako collections and
lack 81 assistance Of nonresident
stockholders have been forced Into :
temporary assignment 70 protect tho
property Of their creditors.
The financial pressure has been 40
great that the bonds Of the companies
could not be sold, and the amount due
them could not be collected.
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Convict Killod ~ 1 Goa, t,ar,.

PHILADELPHIA, June s. Adam Com.
fort, convict, was run over and killed
by coal cart in the yard Of the East
en penitcntiary, Comfort WINS an i'm
beetle, and since his confinement Of
nearly three years for attempting 70
kill man in Schnyllill county has
spoken scarcely a dozen words % his
fellows. As he was dyipg Comfort
seemed TO regain his rcnson and talked
more nationally than at any time since
he had been lncarccratcd
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BRIsToL, Tenn, June :. The Apala
chean Iron and Steel Co, of Big Stone
Gap, Va, has made an assignment and
ceased operations. The company had 0
capital stock Of $3.50, 900. The liabili
ties are not known The company was
closely allied with the improvement
company which failed recently. Thu
failure Of both companies leaves q
large numbeF Of laborcrs and theil
families in distressing condition.
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strilIera IN ~ IIel.i.

NIsw YoRK. June S.-A special 70 tht
World from Pittsburgh. says: Tho i'm
preston that the nol-prossing Of tn,
eases against II, G. Prick and
other officials Of the CanerRi,
Steel Co. would carry with II ths
quashing Of the charges against this
strikers is mistake, according to tn,
district attorney, who says that caci
case will be disposed 81 regardless o
any connection with the cases agains'
theemployers
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CARRIER PIGEONS.
Esperlment 10 ne Made NJ fhe 0ovt-n.
ment IN Messages IN the Navy.

Esprrlment 10 ne Made ny rho 0est~n-
ment In Messages m the Navy
rlTnApKLrHiA, June s The interest
m pigeons as messengers lEds Az
60 continue On Monday III Unftcd
Statee steamship Constellation Ia leav-
ing Annapolis for Tho annual praee,ec
cruise win oarry Annapolis WashineS
ton and Richmond birds whhh VIII be
liberated down THO hay. OF tho capes
ana AZ 50 Philadelphia vii 10 al IN
napolis q carry forward tho word
brought 70 tho naval lofA Moro I'M
portant than thk, howevef, n thetfc-
cision OF George " Chnde 70 ~ M a
loft with pigeons for inessengrz service
m tho rublk Ledgcr building, Pigeons
have been used acceptably Cor ten years
past but always 70 disadvantage, %
the birds wcro borrowed and not only
unused 10 tho work. buA returned ~
homes az distance from tfA news CEN
tors. and time wns lossA
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
Final Arrangements for the Sale Of Tickets yia tho
B. 4 o. r. B.

Final Arrangements for the Sale Of Tickets Viz tic
B. 40. r. B
For the benefit Of those desiring to
attend the Worlds Fair the Baltimore
q Ohio Railroad will sell Excursion
tickets to Chicago and return, at all
stations on its line, at low rates.
Tickets WILDE on sale until November
list. and will Be valid for return journey
until November 18th, 1898. They
provide for reduction Of 20 per cent,
below regular rates, These tickets sill
be valid only for continuous Journey,
Tickets at higher rates will be sold
that will permit holders one stop over
privilege going and returning.
Pullman accommodations may w
reserved in advance of journey. IN
rates and information apply 70 nearest
=. 4 O. Ticket Agent, OF Chas. q
Scull, Gent Passenger Agent, Balti,
more, Nd. 5-344t.
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coLUMBUs. O.. june S.--zA peculiar
ease Of poisoning developed Sunday It
the family Of r. r. Wright. solicitor,
living 1T Tss Hamlet street Immedi-
ately after eating supper Saturday
night Wright. his wife and two chill
dren became very III. and were At tho
point Of death Sunday. 1t a supposed
that they were poisoned BY eating Inn
pure canned corn.
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No More Ofllcce for Dhionna.

wAsnINnTor. June 5.--nhe list Of
Ohio appointments In Washington has
attained such respectable proportions
that II has been practically agreed no
further appointments from that state
will bc made Cincinnati democrats
can congratulate themselves on having
had the best chance Mt the pte counter
which they improved 20 the fullest ex-
tent
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WAsHISGToN. June s. President
Cleveland returned from his fishing trip
10 Hogg island Sunday morning, rench-
ing Washington before s o'eloch N lIe
shows the effect OF HIS outing Iii tho
tanned appearance. Immediately hts
return he sent for PTtynte Secretary
Thurber and the two spent the entire
afternoon In close conference
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A Run on i Savings bank.

CHICAGO, June "a run on the Prdi-
rie State Savings bank which started
Saturday was resumed Monday morn
ing. The officers are confident, how.
ever, that they have ample means avail
able to meet all demands Of dcpositors.
The hanks business Is practically con
fined to the west side.
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Raanli N ~ wnlklna cnnta.t.

VIENNA. Tune 8, Tho walking con-
test Is over and has resulted In tho vic
tory Of ElsnsseF who heat Florqua, .
printer. who Is described rs from Baxony
by three hours This result Is hailed
with delight BY the advocates ~ va6s-
larianism, WING claim that man eAr
40 great deaf Of physical labor md
with minimum a. Soep. il he viii
only follow thois teachings.
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MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. June 8. Mamie
Hchwartz, the 5-year-old child Of VaIen-
tine J. Schwartz, pressman on ST.
Paul German paper. who was abducted
year ago, has bcen recovered AZ West
Superior. Wis. She was Ia the poases-
sion o. switchman, named Ailard.
who had received her from family
named Layine, at Duluth, with whom
she was left by woman who abducted