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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-07-31

If you have no appetite for your
meals something is wrong with your
digestion, liver or bowels. Prickly
Ash Bitters cleanses and strengthens
the stomach, purifies the bowels and
creates appetite, vigor and cheerful
ness.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-07-31

Is your husband cranky? Few men
are born so, the majority become so
from other causes. A good meal
usually "fixes" either of them for a
while anyway. You can't make bad
biscuits and have good husband, but
you can make good biscuits and good
husband both out of Ruth Flour.
"Ruth is Queen"
27-4t HOOKER & Co.,
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-07-31

Before having any plumbing work
done come and see or telephone to r.
L. Hathaway. Phone 1853. TIT
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-07-31

What is sweetheart without
sweets? Condos ice cream and con-
dictionary parlors can explain. 14-tf
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-07-31
Fresh Turnip Seed.

/ have just received fresh stock of
turnip seeds, all varieties. Give me a
call. A. E. JACKSON, Grocer.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-07-31
HOOKER & Co.,
Sole Agents For Palestine.

There is always best place to buy
your groceries. That best place in Pal
estine Is Phifer & Co.'s, the new gro
Gerry store. II
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-05-31

FOR RENT-Rooms for Small family
Mrs. o. W. Emery.
FOR SALE-Chainles Rambler Bi
| cycle cheap. Good as new. Cal
at this office for particulars.
FOR SALE-My house Corner Mill
and Jefferson streets. A. H. Groves
WANTED-A dish washer and 6
dining room girl, at the Winnie
sheik Hotel.
GIRL WANTED-To do general house
work. Enquire 302 East Broad.
way. 2l-2
GIRL-Wanted for general homework,
small family. Inquire this office
or All Washington street.
WANTED-To buy good second hand
surrey. Leave address at this
Office. 22-lpd.
FOR SALE-A four year old horse.
Inquire of w. A. Leach Freeport,
Iowa. 22-1.
Agents for our new State
Map and Booklet. Good territory
vacant. Iowa Phi Co., Davenport,
Iowa.
FOR SALE OR RENT-Store building
and lot. P. @. Peterson. 1S-4pd.
FOR SALE-Farm of 30 acres, good
buildings, or will trade for house
and lot. Call at East End Livery
Barn. o. W. Olsen.
POSITIONS - for all who excel.
More than 5000 graduates now en-
ployed. Beautiful catalogue free.
Address w. B. u. La Crosse, Wis.
1874
ROOMS FOR RENT-Fine suite of
four rooms over Hedges bakery.
Emil Rosenthal.
Francis street, city water and els
tern inside and out. o. Caster
ton, l8tf
FOR SALE-Six room house on Wash
ington street, south. Lot 10X2l0 TT.
Wood shed and store room, cistern
and city water. Excellent location,
high and dry. Call at No I'll Wash
ington st. or this Office l8tf-pd
FOR SALE-My home in West
DEBORAH. u acres. Eight room
house. VIM. E. Aiken. 21-2pd.
FARM FOR SALE-The undersigned
offers the following property for
sale situated in Canoe township
Winneshiek County Iowa, five miles
northeast of DEBORAH Iowa. l20
acres of land, 100 acres under cultiva-
tion and 20 acres of good timber
All is enclosed with good fence.
Good water consisting Of four springs
Also we'll and windmill near the
house. Buildings are in excellent
condition. House was built years
ago. Barn was built three years
ago. Both buildings are very spac-
ious. For further particulars apply
at the premises. George SchJo.
lS-8pd.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-05-31
The Norwegian Student Singers
The Appearance, June 12th OF This Famous AS8re-
8ation Of Singers from Christiania, Norway,
Will be a Memorable Event for DEBORAH.


The coming of the Norwegian Student
Singers to DEBORAH, June 18th, will GER
tainly be an event of epoch-making i'm
portance. The name student choir is
misleading, without an explanation. 1t
does not imply that the members of this
society are all at the present time young
students at the University of Christiania.
OF the As singers II are alumni--doctors,
lawyers, engineers, bankers, editors,
principals of schools, ETC., all men of
note and prominence in their home city,
Christiania.
The daily paper "Aftenposten" in its
April 9Th issue contains the following:
"The student and alumni singers select
ed for the chorus to make the tour to
America are now practicing diligently.
We had the pleasure yesterday of being
present at full rehearsal. 1t is indeed
a rare treat to hear the chorus as we'll
as the soloists. In all likelihood, no bet
ter chorus has ever left our shores for
foreign tour. The exceptionally brilli-
ant and lyric tenors possess strength
that is considerable, and the singing of
the aggregation of bassos forms a SOM
Der background, like that of great or
gan to the clear and bell-like tones of
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-05-31

Next week we hope to be able to print
the programs for the two concerts. In
the meantime, procure your tickets
early, as we confidently expect to find
every seat taken. Prices for the even
ing concert at the Grand: S1.50, S1.00
and 75e. For the afternoon, in Luther
Gymnasium, S1.O0 and 75e. Parties
residing out of town who wish to reserve
their seats for either of the two con-
certs can write or telephone either to
the Lutheran Publishing House or to
Jul. j. Hopperstad, at the "Posten."
Tickets for the afternoon concert are
also on sale at the following places:
Prof. G. X. Preus, Lutheran Publishing
House, X. |. Haugen, N. N. Quandahl,
j. C. Hexom, X. A. Wick, Geo. p. Ode and
DEBORAH Posten.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-05-31
Notice of Executors Sale.

STATE OF IOWA
Winneshiek County
n the matter of the estate of John Pickworth
deceased, late of Winneshek county,
Iowa:
To Harriet r. Webster, Elizabeth A. Stark
Gather, Cora X. GratriclI Jennie NJ Pixey,
Flora f.. PiXey, Ann Ridley, Rebecca Nelson,
Charlotte Stanton, Robert Corney, Mary Pick
worth, Lucy Peacock. Rebecca Fysh. Fannie
Walhead, Mary Lintof, Gertrude P,ckworth,
United Norwegian Lutheran Church of De-
corah Iowa, Grace Episcopal church of De-
corah Iowa. Children's Home of Des Moines,
Iowa, +. G. Nink, Mar Wick, ELLA Wick. AIga
Wick, William Pickworth, Thomas Pickworth,
Fred Tindal, JOSEPH Tindal, EliZabe' h Tin
dal. Jane 1indal Emily Tindal, Ada Tindal
Louisa rindal. Ole Olson ode, MART Fausk e.
garskogen, Margaret Vine Rev. j. O. Haugen
Jane Hamre, Mila Barlow and Edward Vine.
beneticearies in the lat will OF the said John
Pick WORTH
You aud each of you are hereby notified
that the undersiE ned, executor of the last will
and testament of the said Jehn Pickworth,
late OF Winneshiek county, Iowa. by virtue of
the power and authority vested in him by
the terms of said last will and testament
will on the 26th day of May, \. D.. 1905, at the
hogr of 2:OC o'clock p. m., al the front door
of the Winneshek County state Bank in the
city of Decorah Winneshiek County, Iowa.
proceed 10 offer for sale at public auction TO
the highest bidder the following described
personal property belonging 10 said John
PickwOrth estate.
Five notes slOOOOo of John 6. Larson, dated
Dec. 10, 1910, que IN 3, 4, ., anu D years, sec
- ured by Real Estate Mortgages.
One note of Edwin G.. Wick 100000 dated
April 80 1902, due in 5 years, secured by
Real Estate Mortgage.
one note of Theo. G.. Wick, Sl25.00.
One note of Edwin G.. Wick, $4,000
One note of r. Tobiason. 5000.
One note of Ole ode, $50 G0.
one note of John j. Hegg, $500.
The terms of said sale will be cash.
Dated DEBORAH, Iowa, this LIST day of May,
1905.
c. J. WEISER,
Executor of the estate of John Pickworth, de-
dea sed.
+. Il. ACERS,
III Att,V for E'N.nntnr
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-05-31

-S3. So for the round trip to Man
hester, Iowa, account Reunion 2lst
Iowa. Tickets on sale June 1914
limited to return June 10, 1905. S.
V. Potter, Agt
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-05-31

If you want windmill. pump,
tank, or anything IN this line, call on
Helmer Hendrickson & Co. on Wash
ington street. They will treat You
right.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-05-31

COLUMN

Rates-One Cent per word. Nothing
less than ten cents.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-03
COMPANY Il ADDS FOUR NEW
j. 3,.M.E!MleERs-AcTloNso y. OF LEeis.
A, LATURE RESPONSIBLE. So Il

The action Of the Legislature dur.
ing the recent session in granting to
the members OF the National Guard
Of the State, an allowance Of ten
cents for every attendance at drill,
has already borne fruit IN the local
company. Four recruits have been
added to the rolls OF Company H in
the; past week. The new men are
Clinton Merriheld, Clifford Merrifeld,
and Neason HawkinberTy, Of Rives.
vile, and Louis a. Feinberg, Of Fair:
mont. z,
Affairs insthe National Guard are
assuming a favorable condition and
one gratifying to the military u men all
over the State. The prospects are are
very bright for a State encampment
this year, and ations point strong.
ITO the sappoint mentS as brigade com com
manders of the man the ofacers OF the
LIST egiment, at least ali wan tt-EC Col.
e: Lewis, OF Charleston. The
;brigadier generals position can he
tiled In two wny ther by direct
appointment of the governor or by
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-03
!. IMPORTANT IN ]! |! A! DECISIONS
RAllRo DADS FIN Ed FOR VOL NJ
Ne co UPLE ER LAW sY ii.LI.
3 !. Nois " gDGE. s.
Publish Press:

3 81 sPR FIELD lll5 Mar. Judge
Humphrey In the Federal Court yes.
terday Afternoon decided the car /
coupling cases brought against The
Southern Railroad. the Illinois Central!
and the Wabash Railway BY the gov
ernmen g n g The mpanies claimed the
81 cars j In question were MT used In in
iterstate commerce but the evidence
showed tos the cont nrary Nine counts
We're I,'st, returned against the southesn.
Three against Illinois Central and
one against The Wabash. ON each.
count the COM mpanies were fined 500
and ;.Iisl costs the latter being very heavy.
Judge Hump phrey said In The case Of
the Southern road that .,The violation
was 50 palpabl ast to be defiance cf \
the law.
The case against the Chicago ana
Alton has not been decided. This Is 5
the frst decision given against tho
railroads for violating the car conp,dr
law.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-03
Mp PROMlSES8

rant; the British ambassador. click.
Ing glasses with Bill sewall,s $ wood.
reared EprosenS:Ydapper;s and little VII!
liam Z. Murphy, Of New York, tho
silk stocking representative, ofs lie
Republican and Union Leagnei Clubs;
reaching for croquette 5sideSb side
With With Slsaullock's maverick Ebranders.
The rush Of fl;incoming military Or. Or.
sanizauons which began last week
continues today and all The halls;and
armories, market houses and vacant
buildings arefflling npSwith uniforms
and soldier caps. i5$$s
The finishing touches we're pnt on On
the court Of history and tho review.
ing stands in, front Of the White
House this morning. The inaugural
committee worked like sailors lin a
storm to wind up the last details 81
their programme and post Of hotel
stewards and boarding house. Keepers; \;
az the various markets absorbed
enough supplies apparently to feed
the Manchurlan armies. Every in.
coming train loaded with visitors
brough also It's express cars filed with
edibles5 and turntables, \ ordered ID, ID
haste at the eleventh hour and rush.
cd TO Washington to; satisfy thu, cray. II,
ings Of the biggest throng that ever, s,i
came to Washington. 25i
Much tothe disgust Of tho gentle
men who deal in liquid cheer, the au u
thorities Y have decided to abandon their
plan Of having a Wet Sunday. Chair,
maniS Babcocl, Of the House district
committee, made faint Eof y giving
the visitors all they wanted 10 drink,
but the plan met with such loud pro BRO.
test from the temperance I .elemresnftbat len
he did not press the resolution. 3342.5'
The Bible to he used tomorrow by
President Roosevelt lin taking the
oath Of Office. willGbe the one he kiss.
Cd when he was lnauguraited Cover over
nor :t't Of New York, January 2, 1889. }s
President Roosevelt has suggested
no n 9. /. particular passage Of the scrip:
t'lres 7 l,p s! at which he desires the book to
pc opened and Clerk McKenna Of the
8 supreme courtlwlll therefore, open en-
the Bible $at random. This, he says,
has been the practice during the
tw!enty9years he has ofIiclated at such.
functions. ~
Never before In the history Of In;
angurations has there been such a.
demand for tickets Of admission !; to
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-03

9: ASHilNGToS hiarssi {. 8 III stEe$Sun
Will only smile Tomorrow like he Is
Iheamlng today, The inauguration OF
President Roosevelt will he the most
brilliant end most largely attended
celebration OF the tinds3eYerG Ghela ut
the2acapitol's republic. Flags IRE
aoatirg from thousands Of stafisaa and
thousands of wtndows: ;hunting Is
streaming from review stands all
along theg broad mile that separates
the White House from the capitol.
Fakirs loaded down with huge col,
leetlons of badges and souvenirs are
making the air resound with their
cries; gangs of shovellers and broom
men are polishing the asphalt ssoi
PENNSYLVANIA avenue; streets anu
steam cars are packed to the outer.
most edge Of their vestibules / with
visitors, and good humor and good
cheer prevails. SSSs3i
All kinds Of people are here for the
big show, from the feathered red man
and the combre Srobed 5larlat thrower
of the. West to the whalers Of Cape
Cod; from the Canadian cousin 10 the
Mexican neighbors from Seth Bul:
lock to Bill sewall Bullock came sew. sew
eral days ago, and yesterday his IS
COW punchers hove in sight and head
ed for the houses Of refreshments
nearest the railroad station. Bill.
who as every one knows, is the old
Maine guide with whom the President
has often hunted moose in the north:
eastern forests, dropped into town
last night. With him came his wife,
his two daughters and their hus.
bands, his two sons and their! wives,
and a scattering Of Sewall's Of the
third generation. Bill and his party
VIII be guests at the White House
luncheon tomorrow afternoon. So
will Seth Bullock and a few Of his
broncho busters. THEY will mingle
with the elite Eof Washington and the
flower Of the diplomatic corps and the
gilded four hundred of New York. 8.
Although no list OF the guests at
that luncheon has been given out, it
is safe to say5that 1t will be one Of the
most cosmopolitan gatherings ever
collected under the White House roof.
The President delights in the odd
and the picturesque and whenever he
has has lhtilseway picks his company: for}th
contrasts its individuals display.
There will be plenty of variety at the
Inaugural buffet lunch; in conse.
quence. Imagine Sir, Mortimer Du.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-03
EXTENSIVE {; ! I
PREPARATIONS 4
ARE !. HElNG JADE % III He IN:
~ ! UlIG.URAL cEREM ON Es AT ~
e HARLEsToN s33s Vi

ia$ isi ClHARLEsTo Va, farchsS33ss:z-z e.
I Extensive Y preparations are ~ being
made for the Inauguration ceremonies
which will occur at high noon Sat.
surday. The capitol building, which
$htGasSjust been: the scene Of hard
fought Legislative battles viii be
transformed into $a galaxy of beauty
and grandeur before tonight q 81;
While the inaugural committees
are. lbusily engaged lin preparing the
rtdaySprogramme, q great force s1of
decorators have taken possessl on iof
the building 8and Its dust.bestrewnn5
walls are being enhanced BY the ar: ar:
fists skill The Inaugural ball,
which Sprecede The Inauguration cere.
monies, promises 70 be, one Of a the
most elaborate functions iii the his.
tory OF the State Tho color scheme
that will greet the participants in
this event will be the national colors.
70 5.ll, 4 give IS touch Of elegance to the
ait, scene ne, gold and white VIII bel gener-
ouslyS distributed among the red,
W Islhite8and blue getheriSWith palm
leaves and ;smilax.
4fS Bower Of Beauty jissy
The Senate chamber viii Sbe turn; urn;
ed into yerltable bower Of beauty.
4 SMtyraids &of gay colors land a; festoon,
% q ftartys fagss ting the nations
Of the world will add elegance To- the
ball room: The decorating scheme
viii be- q carried out equally as elaboir.
ate In both the corridors and sthe ban.
'quet room.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-03
..R'ySSlA ISSUES
PEIRIA MANIFESTO
II ne e; EoP lsE cA q LED lIRof NJ 70
z CIV ~ v: ioL siE aRTEp sup
y, f'S Po RJ3To n "A S= REGIME, Z.
sosS q lsPL " yoRtsN,EN
81 Y Nas Y aTBsl 10 .
y eoy va NiENr.s
l'nbl lsIerss SPFess.3


81, n Y 2 I,sBt ias 81 4
tmpSr!al IIlp'i 8nSnii! i!testo lisheii ii
Ethss stlls oillcials3 sappesi.
ms ms NJ. TIE $pepp round lh6
| throne and letend Az against ii, hi.
term s,t1 enemy Tlye shifesto reminds
|the$ Inst ltutions and authorities 81
llsnssla ll2l' sthe duty impo upon then
bys 9,;t their 4 soal6s AM; terms of seiyIee
tos cure he integrity o. the laws,
the n prot teetlonS ~ Stbe people and the.
maintenance y, Y $of public order, The
manifesto N; continues
i THE nation should adopt I'M ti,ti.
tt,de of calmness ana TRANQUILITY b..
peclally I'M account of the enormolir (
sstr.psg with Japan. The people
should sll! iys$ a whole hearted support
tos I. the present regime. Tor an aate-5 &
eraey IS the osnls possible
In Russia
The Hmanife festo is most signiacsst !.
[o1rs,elyeral o., 4, REASONS IN the first pblse
Y states flat:footed 4 that the hopes ci
The atnttl;artocracS clfcles are doomed
tos y disapp ointment Again 1T Shows
n there ,si ,1 az: are oficlal iiiisg!y
ings and fears that tte workmen Wiz
ptitltSes ~ se the celebraticn 81 The freeing
q Of the y serfs o;morrow fpf senewa,
ofss general sSdistlrbances. 7
Il No ", 5,rlepl Il Shas$ $as yet been announced
lt1 70 J. tho workmen who have seat an IN \:
timat Inn TO The government deman,I.
lng forms. Y iss impos sIbie 10 pre-.
diet what Will Eocclr tomorrow as The
si,iflfcctiyeS secret workings of tho 'agi-
tatorsS have not set been reyealed.
~ The lclaldom does not conceal ita
b belief that the country III on The eve
9fs;a 5gra aYeS Scrisi ii.
The following ls NE text Of the
manifest
IAN inscriitable providence nus
pleased 4 4 visit the fathetland With
heavy b trials; Tile Bloody war Ii tlsis +
far "a east FOR the honor Of Russia ANA
Y! the ss command sofs sthe waters OF the Pa.
eltic, 4male . $50 gently necessary for
y, the consolidation of peaceful prpaber
lty3S not only for otlrs own, hut also for
Z q hrlstian nations thronehont
the z ~ ages, has imp osed d great strslln
on on tbe Fstreng = of TIE Russian pso
'lI pie and ans has swalloRed up mnuy dear
Victims, 4 near to our hearts
s,ss While the glorious sons Of RusHla
tre@ q Ggfhtings selfsacriicinsIy ana
u. :brayely a'st rlsang their lives Tor tlie
faith, Tie Car and the country, al K
Continued aon Fifth Paae.j
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-03
STR oNe #JlM,s I'm mon.
=. X e sstsSl
lPhysiIeallys l'l1 oslers ls Rlsht--Mentally
He lis Wrong. 81
B(By Publish Press. !,

VI RI RlI!C(,HIlMoND, Va, Mar. James j.
:Jeffries, = ~ champion Of the ring, who Is
here playing In a melodrama, has
spoken. q II ri
What do you think Of DR. Osler's
dlctum about a man being no good
after Sforty?a he was asked. S A 4
"osler Is half right: "a imam don't
get any better physically after he \ Il
forty. tf, u. He goeas back then. but d man man
don't really get Intelligent until he's
past forty He get perlence after q
that. Physically oslerS is right men.
tally, he $is wrong. 4 II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-03
Continued on Eighth Page,
HON 4 ! ] !. CHARLES. ETER|I

= VI = .eH Is
will mot be- officially announced until
iai't'' after the Inauguration, probably, how:
ever, early, next week, e
s The appointment will place Mr.. Te.:
'e ter next next in authority in the postollce
lqlepar9lment &C. 10 Mr.; Cortelyou, who, It
Is conceded will be the new POST:
master master, General. As First Assistant,
= Mr; Teter Will have charge Of inspec.
g tors will Will be head Of the salary and
allowance al ?, vans division will be head IL
the. the division Of correspondence, nee,
and and instlle event Of the absence offthe
lPo'sslt:master it'sl General will serve in his
stead :; +. 4, ~ i ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-03
IS RENDERED THE POSITION OF
FIRST ASSISTANT PosTMAs. Z
TER GENERALsiWHlcH HE VI 5
4Es ACCEPIs. 80. q. 8 4 1

Word has been received by the
West Virginian that the Hon. Charles
~ ~. gTeter, Of Philippi. has accepted The
position Of First Assistant Postmaster
General: It has been rnmored for
som some time that Mr.. Teterl had been
offered his choice Of: First and Fourth
Assistant, but, while this proved to
be be- itgl true his decision ito accept the
position! Of First Assistant has only
just been made. The appointment
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-03
10 SANNE,s i ANAMA.
"a As Resolution introduced lii The iIcusp
4 Of Represents atlyes ~ This Eject.

4 WAsHINGToN MAX s.-Represeu-
jtatiys Kehoe, Republican Of Ken.
t'ickys ls|gs introduced q resolution In the
House yesterday providing for the
annexation Of Panama to the Unised
States The resolution recites ss,a
BENEFITS that would aecrue 10 each
country, and authorizes the President
TO nominate terms for the prorosAaI
annexation. 5ssf. & y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-03
SECRETARY sWlsHER.i
VIM. M. o. Dawson Yesterday Resign,
ed as Secretary Of state---Mr. :5,
sWlsher Appointed.

4, CHARLESTON W, Va, March 81
y W.;;M Z: Q: Dawson today resigned the
Office Of secretary of state, Govern
er t9l: White 5immedia ately issued a com
mission stoS e: v. swisher, who took
the ath Of Office and entered upon
his ll duties. Stress sofs business tend
ant pons the inaug ugurat ton of Govern.
or!elects Dawson was the cause for his
resignation. n Z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-03
THE NATIONAL GUARD FAVORED

:
election by the field officers OF the
wv two rs regiments. tbs now more than
probable that the selection will S be
ma made by the latter method. 2is8 a
The Legislature also provided at
this session that companies may lay be-
recruited to the number ofs1o7 men. men.
and and allowed for their equipment. The
wisdom Of these legislative measures
s' iss'S,attested by the re.awakening Of 5in.
terest in National Guard matters ali
over the State, the current ofSwhich
i Is plainly shown locally by the in. Is
cree'asing number making applications
Tor enlistment papers in Company H.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-03
,s. Took Al 4 Back . & &
/ (By Publishers, Press u

& " Wl,'4AsHINGTo N: Pa, March ~
Adolph J: Bloch, who sWas, reported to
~ have confessed that ne had committed
r. e nv murder for which shis broth her Ell.
gene had been hanged took it all
y sbacs @ this morning He stated that
he he had never been In Allentown, and
that l1 his name was not White, aI!
5thong y he had assumed thar name for
the purpose OF obtaining work
more readily He said HE intended
the whole thing as d Joke. 8;