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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-02
Other Books.

For some years past there has been =
revulsion OF feeling regarding the Loyal
lists" of the American Revolution. particu
larly In the Fast. that has manifest ed itself
in fiction and in some historical writings.
1t is perhaps connected in q way with the
cult OF the Colonial times. Not content
with showing that many Of these people
were honest in their convictions. il mis-
taken. the effort Ia made to Justify their
conduct. however unpatriotic Among
minute studies of persons who played
forgotten part in the struggle for indie
pendence we find Joseph Galloway. the
Loyalist Politician by DR.. Ernest n.
Baldwin Of Yale University reprinted
from the Pennsylvania Magazine Of History
and Biography. Mr.. Galloway was Speaker
Of the Pennsylvania Assembly and Delegate
to the first Continental Congress- He was
opposed TO the Revolution, had q plan Of
his own for . union Of the Colonies with
Great Britain and when the critical moment
came throw in his lot with the British
His hiographer's contention that he was
not traitor seems plausible, bru he
sssrredly preferred his king ard the mother
country to the land Of his birth and Of his
bringing-up. DR.. Baldwin has gathered all
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-02
COL. JOE EAkJNS SURPRISED.
| Testimony Incorrectly Represented Him rs
Specializing In ~ Ocks.

The newspaper reports Of the testimony
Of Talbot j. Taylor before Magistrate
Barlow in the Amory hearing last Thurs
day made it appear that Mr.. Taylor. in
answer 10 Delaney Ncoll, the Metropol-
tan Street Railways attorney, declared
that Col. Joseph J. Eakins of the World
was a customer OF his and had been for
years. This was a mistake arising from
the fact that Mr.. Nicoll asked Mr.. Taylor
questions alternately about Philip j. Britt
and Col. Fakins.
Mr. Taylor's testimony on this point,
taken from the stenographer's minutes. is
as follows
O.. DO you know Mr. Eakns of the World!
4. Yes. I know him
O. How long have You known Mr. Eakins?
A. Probably the same time. II our or five
q Have You had any business with him9
A. Never.
O. Have you had any business with Britt?
4. Yes. sir.
Col. Eakins was surprised to hear that he
was a customer Of the stock hrokerage house
Of Talbot j. Taylor Il Co He says ha never
bought or sold share of stock in his life,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-02
NAVAL SURGEON HELD UP.
n. Thompson Of the Columbia Robbed b,
Two Men-BOth Arrested.

IT. 1D0mp<On o. the COLUMBIA HODOed BY
Two Men-BOth Arrested.
DR.. J. G. Thompson. a surgeon on the
United States cruiser Columbia, now at the
Brooklyn navy yard. was complainant in
the Yorkville police court yesterday against
Maurice Beers. who lives at lO7 East Tenth
street, and Lawrence Gilman. alias Red
Gillen. alias Danny the Tinsman. who said
he lived at els East Fifteenth street
DR.. Thompson explained to Magistrate
Crane that he went into billiard room on
lower Third avenue on Monday night and
played pool there until O'Clock In the
morning, when he started for the navy
yard Two young men said they would
70 with him TO the ferry, and while going
through East Fifteenth street they pushed
him into a hallway and tried 10 rob him
One of them struck him OH the head with
a blackjack and knocked him unconscious.
They took his gold watch and chain, valued
at e450. and $500 in money and fed. When
he recovered consciousness he complained
to the police OF the Fast Twenty second
street station, and Gilman and Beers were
arrested on Thursday night. The latter
had the surgeons watch In his pocke,
The Magistrate held the prisoners in
81 800 bail each for trial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-02
Chance In the Nav, for Civil Engineer.

The Navy Department N Washington
desires IN call attention to tn, attractive
field offered 20 ab'e young men ia tho corps
Of civil engineers Of tho nited States Navy
Five appointments to this corps will soon
be made, two IN the grade Of civil engineer
and three in the grade Of assistant civil
enter the corps with the rank of junior
Lieutenant; and pay Of $500 a year. in
crcasing to 5000 and $500 after five and
ten wears of service. The latter appontees
receive the same rank but start at 81 800
and after five years receive %, 100 The
appointments are made from rank on
examinations
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-02

CoroDer'S Jury Says Opcnh! m Nls insane
Coroners jury yesterday decided that
Adolphe Openhym came to his death by
drowning. caused by Jumping from High
Bridge during mental alteration"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-02

rsnos % ~ psspie, "a II W. thsss thiseu
tlba4 10 could ~ ssdsrs twas t6spslsst
who came TO forbid the dancing Yes,
II was the priest. A. no stood looking ~
the line Of the hills the barroom seemed BY
him He heard che politicians. and the
excitemsnt Of politics Was In his bleod
again He must 20 away from this place
he must get back TO the barroom. Look
Ing I'D, he saw the scanty orchards and he
hated the spare rosd that led TO the village.
and he hated the little hill at tho top OF
which the village began; and he hated
more than all other places the house where
he was to live with Margaret--h he mar
ried her.
And 40 he went back. He prospered
and In after years he married another
woman and had children. He grew old
and retired from business
His children married. lonesomeness
began to creep about him; In the evening.
when he looked into the areight, vague,
tender reverie hoated up. and Margaret's
soft eyes and name vivihed the dusk. His
wife and children passed out OF mind, and
II seemed to him that . memory was the
only real thing he possessed, and the de-
sire to see Margaret again grew intense.
But she was an old woman. she had married.
maybe she was dead. Well he would like
to be buried In the village where he was
born.
There Ia an unchanging. silent life within
every man that none knows but him.
self. and his unchanging. silent life vas his
memory Of Margaret. The barroom was
forgotten and all that concerned 1t. and the
things he saw most clearly we're the green
hillside. and the bog lake and the PUSHES
about It, and the greater lake In the dis
lance. and behind IL the blue lines OF wan
dering hills"
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-03-16
Easter.

More fun for the little girls and
boys. The K. G. Meat Market
and Grocery firm of Herndon &
Britton cordially invites all the
little girls and boys to their ''big
shute'' for rabbit eggs, to take
place Saturday April 18th 1903.
This invitation is extended to
all the little girls and boys in Ana
darko and surrounding country.
Everybody come and enjoy the
fun with us. Invitation cards
will be ready to hand out on the
18th day of March. This invita-
ton card will explain the whole
matter and will be handed out on
application.
HERNDoN & BRITToN.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-03-16
Casey's Reception.

The play given under the aus
pices of the Anadarko Band
last Saturday night, was well
attended, and the audience was
kept in continual good humor by
the portrayal Of the many a.
musing incidents which befell
Casey, on his first visit to the
city. His encounters with the
"bunco men,, and %"wahoo'.
money, were ludicrious in the x
IRENE. Our people were par
ticularly pleased with our young
folks who took part in the play.
1t is acknowledge that Anadarko
possesses considerable talent in
this line. The Anadarko Band
appreciates the interest our peo-
pie take in their welfare, and
cordially invite every one to at
tend their concert next Wednes-
day night.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-03-16

G.. II. Kamm has just receive
two car loads of McAlister fancy
lump coal. Phone 43. 129tf
Mrs. sGrogan, who has been on
the sick list the past week, is re-
ported better today.
The City Steam Laundry does
first class work at reasonable
prices. l37-tf
Patronize home institutions.
The City Steam Laundry is reli-
able. l67-tf
Shute April 18th for Rabbit
eggs at the X. c. Meat Market.
Herndon g. Britton.
We Want your coal trade. Call
us up, phone go.
7Otf MISSOURI LUMBER Co,
LosT-Soldiers discharge paper.
Return to Nathan Long, Ana
darko Hotel, and receive reward.
c.. S. Noble, who lives five miles
southeast of Anadarko was in the
city on business Saturday.
They are here. Balm wagons,
Blue Ribbon buggies. Weimer
g. Sons. 1927
For rent-Two office rooms in
the Campbell building(brick)o Jon
Broadway. See DR.. Campbell. 161tf
Shute, up, down, straight,
crooked or any old shute, just Sc
you shute a shute at the shutin'
Bedsprings, mattress and one
pair of good pillows So at The
Anadarko Furniture and Hard
ware Co. 132tl
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-03-16
Died.

J.W. Weed, a carpenter, form
erly of st. Joe, Mo-, died last
night of pneumonia. The de-
ceased was about 40years of age,
and unmarried. His relatives,
who live in st. Joe, have been
notified, and no arrangements
will be made for the funeral
until they are heard from.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-03-16
An Die Deutsehen Won Anndarko.

In den georgaphischen Lehr-
buechern der amerikanischen
Schulen, wird das Deutschthum
INNER ais Elm fuer Musk begeis-
tertes beschriben. pie Deuts-
chen Won Anadarko moegen dies
bekraeftigen durch massenhaftes
erscheinen in Urbans Concert,
Mitwoch Abend Maerz Is inn
Oporn Haus.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-03-16
LOCAL NEWS.

Shutel
What Shute?
When Shute?
Where Shute?
Who Shutes?
''Montecarlo."
Drink "Montecarlo."
Drink "Montecarlo" in winter.
f. E. Penn & Co., Real Estate.
Drink "Montecarlo" in sum-
mer.
The school board meets to-
night.
When does this Shute take
place?
Drink "Montecarlo'' the year
round.
Hoffman serves all kinds of
drinks.
Shute a shute at the rabbit
shutin'.
Mortgage blanks for sale at
this office.
Hoffman will keep ice cream
from now on.
Final proof blanks can be had
at this office,
Mrs. M. n. Gish is visiting in
Hot Springs, Ark.
Drink "Montecarlo'' at Hoff-
mans soda fountain.
The City Council will meet in
regular session tonight.
Fine chocolate and home made
candy at the Anadarko bakery. 64tf
Flows, cultivators. wagons and
buggies at Weimer &c Sons. 1927
For McAlister fancy lump coal,
all up G. H. Kamm, phone 43.
Get your bread and cakes of the
Anadarko bakery. 64ti
j. E. Hancock, of Jewell, OF,
is in the city, the guest of w. A
Scott and wife.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-03-16
F. E. Penn & Co.. Farm Loans.

cent cigars given away at Topley
Wigwam Saloon tonight Call
and get one free.
G. w. Ratcliff, the Democratic
nominee for chief of police OF
Hobart, was in the city y%ester-
day, the guest of Frank Hefley.
The City Steam Laundry re-
turns your clothes to you rs
fresh and clean as soap and wa
ter can make them. Try us.
137-tf
We can save you money on
wagons, buggies, plows, and
everything in the hardware line.
Weimer & Sons. 162tf
Did you ever shute a shute at a
"rabbit egg" shutting? 1t is the
only shUti'n where a shutter shutes
a shute every time he shutes.
Charles +. George, of the
Agency, came in Saturday and
paid us a big round dollar for a
years subscription to the weekly
DEMOCRAT.
Don't fail to visit Russells Art
Studio when in need of fine pho
tos. He has the prettiest place
in town. 129t9
LosT-Between Harris grocery
and Mr.. Kroning's residence,
a ten dollar bill (well worn,)
finder please leave at this office
and receive reward. If
p. r.. Streeter, who lives in
the southeastern part of the
county, near Ninekah, l. T. was
transacting business in the city
Saturday.
j. c.. Steiner, the timer, is
putting a new roof on the Wind
sor Hotel today. Mr.. Steiner
is a first class workman, and his
work is always satisfactory.
You must shute a shute at the
shuti'n April 18th, for all the shu-
ters hat ever shuted a shute will
shute every shute that a shutter
can shute at the rabbit egg shut
tn.
j. H. Sutherland and s. A.
Hughes of Lacrosse were in the
city today. Mr.. Sutherland
says that he must have the
DEMOCRAT and Mr.. Hughes sends
the news to his wife at Minco 1. T.
Mr.. DeBord, of Perry, Okla,
arrived in the city this morning,
being called here by the illness
of his son Cecil. We are glad to
state that the young man, who has
been very i'll, is steadily improv-
ing.
} Miss Ella Oldham, one of the
accommodating clerks in the
Peoples Store, went to Guthrie
Saturday evening, to spend sew
eral days with friends in that
|. city, and to attend the Banda
Rosa concerts.
W.T.. Harlow, formerly of King
fisher county, o. t., is now To-
Gated about 4 1-2 miles southeast
of the city. He was in today and
made our heart glad by suscrib-
ing for the weekly DEMOCRAT.
DR.. b. K. Wood, one of the
, genial managers of the Anadar-
} ko Sanitarium went to Chickasha
this morning in response to a
telephone message informing him
|. that his professional services were
required at that place.
Hoffman, the confectioner, was
once a printer, and of course,
{ knows exactly what will delight
the heart of the average printer,
, there fore he came in this morn
ing and presented the DEMOCRAT
: force with tickets good for q
. "whiz' at his soda fountain.
3 We have tried this famous drink,
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-03-16

- 49, 49, 1AA
and get one free.
DR.. b. K. Wood informs us
that Charles Neff and wife, of
this city, are the proud parents of
a little son, which arrived at an
early hour this morning. We
congratulate the happy parents,
and request our readers to be
lenient with Charlie if he appears
rather absent minded for a few
days.
One man went to a barber shop
to have a prescription filled, one
went to a butcher shop to have a
suit of clothes made, another
went to a jeweler to have his
shoes patched, and another went
to a blacksmith shop to have his
tooth pulled, while another went
to a doctor to have his head felt,
where he was informed that in
the future to buy cold drinks at
Hoffman's soda fountain.
Nathan Long, formerly of
Indiana, who arrived in our city
about a week ago, has been en-
ployed as general solicitor,
through the country, for the An
adarko DEMOCRAT. Mr.. Long
was a soldier in the late wal, serv-
ing a year and a half in the
Philippine Islands. He is a
steady, energetic young man, and
any favor shown him will be
greatly appreciated.
Harry Mahlon has been con-
fined TO his bed the greater part
of the winter from the effects of a
bad fall which resulted in a brok-
en- leg. He had recovered suf-
ficiently to be around town on
crutches, when he had the mis-
fortune, last Saturday night, to
fracture the bones again. This
will n~ecessitate another long
period of confinement and suf-
fering,
Vol. No /, of the Elgin Eagle
is the latest addition to our ex-
change list. Though this first
edition was printed under diff
ficulties, it presents a neat, at
tractive appearance, and has its
columns we'll filled with items of
local interest, and neatly ar
ranged ads. Though it is re-
publican in politics, we wish it
great C Elgin is a new
town on the Frisco in Comanche
Co. and has the brightest pros
poets.
Miss Ethel Sessions, who has
been employed as stenographer
in the office of j. II. Moore C Co.
during the winter, left today for
her home in Ottawa, Kans. Miss
Sessions, who is an unusually
amiable and charming young lady
has made many friends during
her stay in the city, who will
greatly regret her departure.
She has been a welcome addi-
ton to Anadarko society and
our young people will miss her
very much.
A special meeting of the Com
mercial Club met on Thursday
evening at the court house. A
good attendance was had. The
committee to solicit subscriptions
for a mill site reported that all
but SOL had been paid in. MI.
Kunkell reported hat he would
go to work on Monday and erect
a three story Touring mill. Mr.
Startling of Lawton presented a
plan of lighting the city by cleo
tricity, but the club could not
entertain his proposition. A
committee was appointed to see
about securing a canning fac
tory. This will be ago. The
chairman was empowered TO APP
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-03-16
llinger s. Sturgis,
r--H

over National Bank
of Anadarko. Anadarko. OKLA.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-03-16

Two hundred Continental ten
cent cigars given away at Topley
Wigwam Saloon tonight. Call
and get one free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-17
Il WILL"
II WON'T"
THIS 10 aPRocRAsrINAroR"
SCOTS ATTITUDE ON Al,
LOWING PRIZE FIoaT

once more 'preegestinatinS Alter
ney" Scott has changed hia mind.
and unless he change It again there
will be no prise fight OF boxing ean.
test" az the ArmorY tonight. Mt
scott afier tellins Al Barton yuster.
DAY that the contest between RuTe
Turner ana Jack MeClellAnd would
De allowed "a come of as a ba1lns
contest decided that he would moi
allow a..
When the contest was first ar.
ranged the managers af the contest
~ scott safe his permission. Then.
believing that the tlansys Nsra In.
tsfesisd IN the affair. he refused to
allow a. Al gne iima yesterday he
y said 10 have cannentad 10 the
match, but later IN the aag he re.
nssed 10 kefp hin promise.
Whether he Will change his MUD
again before the day u over IL pure
" a matter for conjecture. flew.
ever, ~ the present TINS Il IL an
neanosi that iheFv sill DO no con
test
-
Social Danes. eNaFY Saturday ntehN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-17
As q Reminder

The following rev sample pricos'
Brand new. high grade and thor
4aEhly reliable ana fully warranted
Upright Planes. ia aftisfte buri wal
eaA oak and manuHauY double We
nasfes oa3ue. nstk all the very LAT =
Ea41 impFaNsHasais. difozt from the
MefufisA At fzta zhat are az flna
- anyone needs and Ruuld retail
fseulaFiy At ssgQ some al tssa.
NWfh 20 usual retail lkka. shlls
safuz ~ the finest. maHf musical
al beautiful Instruments ever
ahnHn hefe are offered nov az afzf
Hhat would be cheap af 1850. others
less expensive bat thoroughly re
liable and seftireahls pianos. that
are xuing ~ tfds sale Tot tgga. taes
aua 1913 that recall ordinarily az
tAsh. tSfs and ttak. Eauis a fzif
seFth t1iE. ard oshsfa ns low a.
ttHT that wouid retail Il 1850. Aiao
be- Ealua Ia slightly usHd pianns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-17
Face


HOW TO 10 IT.
N there 4 aas thinS Hsorr thaa All
ufhcrs that wiil xfve a man faftaru
end friendiexs afpsasanee aad make
laEn msrHla and .srs1ks- sod dis
Agreeable. that thias - dyspepsia
~ makes 8as forees MS friends and
tacome saaruas and irritable. lie 10
&c wrapped up In rs aNa misery that
he b lnlzansitsFats q .Ysry one stasL
Relieves ~ g. = teTrtlss and dsgfsaslas
aflra.nk. he again hseamss a Eooa lsi-
Lee ard = man among mea.
siuarts Dyspepsia Tahists are b.
ypud auasti1ft the most effective ard
rosBiar remedy ever offered 60 she
su1sg~rs II this Terrible dissas~. The
Thousands and thousands Of cures they
have hfsskhf about za3 ths sraorfaofas
farrraes II their sales faily affrat shs
trzlth ~ fkAs statesmen
They are. above all a natural rem
cay. rhey paascss exactly the sam.
pxopertiea that The Enssrfc juices snd
other digestive hufds % ne stomach
ro.-~sz and fhey aetzafiy a. the al.
sestlse work u tina stesnaeh ard en-
able that ersan 20 rect and r.cpp@rAte
and become sound ana well They act
In a MILD natural m4nasr ana caass
ns disturbance In tbs digestive arsaaa
They prevent any rsrrensntion II the
food which causes sour stomach In
fact. ssndsr thslF infaazce the subject
farx~ta ttat he hAs = stomach ana hls
rssBstiuE ehserftdneas pre@ertz : knsat
contrast - his former dsJsctian.
hilii1na 4 hoxes q atuarts Dgsu~p-
STA Tshiatk ara SOD snnually and they
are but In tha dsws Of their papufaf-
fsy. Every mail bFinTs letters u
thanksEiTsss from grateful ones vho
have been cured az this terrible die
ease. The following IL one q hun
drsds received aach week
Rev. !. r. HasK ~ wymors. Nes
writes FOR six years have been
troubled with dyspepsia last fan
became very much atarroed at suras
syusptons u heart troas5s and came
20 believe thar. va. q sympathstic r.
iati1n between the two elaenaaa o.
rAther. nat the stomach trouble szs
the rarss Il the heart disturbances
] bit upon stuarf's Dyspepsia Tshlsfs
fer q remedy and Invested a dollar ara
hair Tor Tires bures which lasted me
three months. and I can eat any kind
q food ! want and have a good vtKur.
Gus appetite. Alth0agh ] am - YsHrn
old. now feel perfectly vel ard with
cat being requested ~ anyone
make this statement as a compliment
20 tha virtues Of stRarts Dyspepsis
Tablets"
ssuarfs Dyspepsia Tablets are fer
sale b. al druggists ct . eis q haE-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-17
NINE 4 BIG
Haul

SIOUX FAI.f4 Iowa, cot, ia
The safe az the Nibars bank was
blown last night. rive thousand
dollars In money was secured The
affteers haye no aleN Nilh which to
trace the robbers.
Tha safe az the peatofsiee At Ditto
MAS also blown. The robbers -
cured s. 900 and sot away without
an aiarsi belng given,
IL h thought the same Eang did
both tnhs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-17
CONVENTION OF
SUNDAY SCHOOLS

Ihe KinE County sunday sohoal
Association viii hold its annual con-
yentlon m Seattie tomorrow aud
sunday, sessblas tomorrow will be
held m the plymouth Congregational
church. aud un sunday, Ia the roomn
OF the Y Al. & A. delegates rrom
nearly al the sunday schools Ia the
co'lntY are expected, There viii be
aeEN ices mprnlHs, afternoon aud
aaamInE lnmnlraM.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-17
BACK TO THE JAIL

Chrta Schroeder. who waa fins1
So several wesks ago for assaslt
ana battery. wss committed 20 the
county Jail fur Il days T. serve oat
the fins When tbs fac vas inn
posed Judgment vas suspended dur
nE che good behavior % the defend
ant A few days later he eecana
involved tn more tfualhie and served
time on tho city chain gang Zoe ~.
Juaftas George considered trat he
had broken hts pledge and So com
mttteA him 90 the old fudamrnL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-17

A ',hsr fuil ear o. the celebrated
and populsr kimhall Planes will
be brought in today which, In Ad
diiioa 20 eur prsssnt stoqh, will
give intending purohsssrs ~ isf
The largest and hss, assortmsat
Of PLANES and Organs IN Western
Washington 70 select from, and
al the ls~sst prices ever bsisrs
knssn hers 81 the present msrtss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-17
(11At|(1H /
RLooDHoUNpS HAVE
RUN DOWN MAN BE
LIEVED TO BIZ N. =.
BLAcKMAILER

HELENA. Mont. oct IL Hood
heuads used altar the discovery 81
dynamite on the tracks 81 the
Northern Pacific rallraad yestar-
day trsiled George Holland Is a
harm eight miles southwest % here,
whore the Detectives Rnd officers
surrounded any arrested hluA lie
is believed to DO the man rrspans-
thla Zoe the recent attempts a train
NTecking for blaekmaM HE vas
heavily armed lie saya hia hame
~ al Colorado.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-17

We might consume q whole col
una in detailing the fanHgns thsF
saenld 90 50 nnw, and the many al
FahiHE asefuing 10 the purchaser
" hufing from We "a Nls time but
We believe THE Nbpls Northwest are
thoroughly in touch with the aams
aelsnt TOT Us 70 simply au9is
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MW GNKkC
10 LIFE

KANSAS CRY. No. Oct "a ) u.
Husbos whose mysteries diaapuear-
arcs ip June caused his father % aaea
tie Whole % America Nith esFcutaHs.
Lena since believed dead appeared Al
lie hama in Amstsraane No, this
mRFninN with hiS mlna a total blank
RE theory II the paltss - ant be was
drNssed ana robbed ~ a large sun q
usoaeg, and then held : prisoHrr and
The chase AS o. hot that hfs eaptars
Wsts afraid g. uharata hlm
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patFoiman Whekwan arrested ]
Allen yesterday On q charge - bat
ing his wife. The wHxuRn alleged that
time before and that she hsa itlst
found hlm. ahs refused 10 prosecute
and the police dropped the matter.