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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-19

Just what is in Cascasweet ison the
bottle in plain English Best for baby's
stomach, bowels, and loss OF sleep,
so doses 25 cents. Sold by MaHarney 81
Meyers and the Peoples drug store.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-19

It is we'll known medical fact that
pine resin is most effective in the
treatment Of the diseases Of the blad-
der and kidneys. Sufferers from back
ache and other troubles due to faulty
action Of the kidneys find relief in the
use Of Pine-u -ules. s1.00 buys 30 days
Sold by A. p. Owens. 3m
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-19

PrevenUics are toothsome candy
tablets. Preventics dissipate all colds
quickly, and taken early, when you
first feel that cold is coming, they
check and prevent them. Preventics
are thoroly safe for children, and as
effectual for adults. Sold and recon-
mended in cent and 25cent boxes by
McHarney & Myers.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-19

As no one is immune, every person
should remember that Foley's Kidney
Cure will cure any case Of kidney or
bladder trouble that ID net beyond
the reach Of medicine. A. p. Owens
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-19

Don't you want q business that VII keep you
busy in your town, and is easy; besides making
good money. Start Billiard Room and run It as
a place Of amusement. not as gambling joizt Get
a good location and write us; we viii sell you
tables on easy terms. Our tables usually pay Tor
themselves in six months.
K. {. Billiard Table Mfg. Co.
ssl-fs25 Main St Kansas City,..Mo.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-27
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Railway Go
RappahannOCk River Line. Winter Schedule
IN EFFECT JAN. 18th. 1905.

will Baltimore Nd Pier Light street Wharf weather per
mi follows:
SUNDAY TUESDAY, 430 ? NJ THURSDAY. 43O P M-lor
tnkW
banna Monaskon Wheaton, Sarrs TaIraanno SUNDAY ami
Tuesday Sunda N Thursday
MONDAY. M-For North End Mill Creek White stone Mlenl.h
lonlns, Mon
askon. Wheato Tappalauucck
PMFor North White Purial
Wheaton, Sharps, Iaprhanuck
except Bur
tonsan
Steamers Fredericksburg Baltimore, Mondays aud FRIDAYS PIP M
points 90 l~*dstown Leave lNn
A. bAnlel
ors Hole taking up schedule shown below at Tappahaanok
Baltimore weather tp"
Monday Wednesday Friday, A. NJ stopping Beors Wares Bowler
View MonakOn, rbanna ulan Nnck Nu,
Mil North End
tland Nonla andF "Wednesday
o. Welioris Wares, Bow SharI, wheaton
trbanna urhau Mint Nms, lyngton Ni"
Creek North End Westand
TUESDAY Stopping points Dondsous and Burton
SATURDAY, 3 4. M.-SOpping at all points
Tappaannok NJ Tuesdays, weather permitting Tor Nor
folk ndn erme
Norfolk 30 NJ Wednesdays weather PRINTING loo
and intermediate landings
". D. SCOTT Agent fredericksburg, Va
WILLARD THOMSON Man MURDOCH Gen Frt Pass Ae
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-27
NINE SHOT By LUNATIC
Entered Brothers. House During
Funeral and Opened Fire.
TWO PROBABLY FATALLY HURT

Maniac Locked Himself Into House
and Set Fire to It and Was Found
Dead From Shot Wound over the
Heart.
Baltimore, March a. - Brooklyn,
Anne Arundel county just across the
Patapsco river from this city, is hor-
rifod over the deeds and death Of
Walter Potec, an insane man, Is years
old. who. entering his brothers house
lust as friends and relatives were
gathering TO attend the funeral OF the
brothers little child. opened fire with
a revolver. set fire to the house. and
himself died from gunshot wounds, but
whether selfinhictcd or not is un-
known.
Potee entered the room and began
firing so entirely q. pectedly that
several persons were wounded before
they could escape The mother and
sister-n-law of the maniac were caught
In the kitchen and held prisoners
there for some time Potee then locked
himself in the house and fired upon
every one who approached. Nine peo-
pie were injured more or less seriously
bv his shots from reyolyers and re-
heating shotgun. OF these a brother
John II. Potee. and William II. Miller
a brother-in-law. are likely to die. II
Is considered certain that. should he
survive. Miller will lose the sight Of
both ewes. he having received charge
of shot in the face. The crazy man
found time between shots TO sprinkle
oil about the house and set fire To IT,
While II was burning fiercely Chief
of Police Irwin, Henry Roberts ana
August f. Remmers broke in the front
door and managed to save from incin'
Grafton the body of the child whose
funeral had been about to take place
Firemen summoned from the city
finally extinguished the flames, Dut
not before the building had been al
most quilted. On the second floor was
found the body of the maniac, badly
burned above the waist and with
gaping shot wound over the heart BY
ISLANDERS had fired at him repeatedly
but whether one of their shots reached
him during the twO-hour fusilade or
he died by his own hand could only
be coniectured. Potee is said to have
shown evidences Of insanity for eight
or six months past.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-27
Tn0SS CAMPAIGN GIFTS
New York Judge Declares Insurance
Contributions Are Larceny.
REFUSES TO GRANT WARRANTS

. REFUSES TO GRANT WARRANTS
Says II Gifts We're Made With Intent
70 Defraud True Owners Of Prop
erty Il Constituted a crime-Jury
Must Decide the Intent.
New York. March q II the grand
Jury which is investigating some Of the
conditions developed by the recent leg
i.lariec Investigation reaches the con-
.ms.on that contributions of insurance
company lads to- political campaign
committee. we're made with intent 10
deprive or deuaud the true owner OF
his property il must find that larceny
was committed. This opinion was eA-
pressed d., Justice q sullivan IN the
CONT oI general sessions i'm answer 10
prasonimeut ON tho subject submitted
to hm DIS rnc rraud Jurors. Judge
O'SuUivan added that il is not within
the province of The court ID say whether
or moi there was intent. That is a
question which the jurors must deter
mine for themselves from an the facts
and Circumstances ln the case. lie
charged the jury TO make a thorough
investigation into AN the facts and TO
place the responsibility ior such crimes,
if they find that crimes were com
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40 nm o,,rs. 90 avoid an unpleasant
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-27
VIM. Livingston

Contractor and Builder Fredericks-
burg, Va. Fully equipped for all
kind OF work in the building line.
Business offlee-Room T. Enterprise
Building
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-27
carry the srgsst and mosi
complete line OF
Building Material

N Fredericksburg. SIX buildings, not in
Guiding sheds, ali full / carry in stock
dressed ~ c.. and Georgia pine, flooring,
ceiling, partition, castings and boards any
length. Also sash, doors, blinds. mould
lngs, nantes, columns, brackets, balus-
efs and everything for interior and exte.
rioT finish Laihs, lime, plaster, cement
and hair, paints, oils, glass, fire clay sewer
pipe, builders hardware and Saw-mill sup
plies. Prospective buyers and contractors
will do well TO examine my stock and
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-27
p. NCRACKEN. BRO. @ CO.,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERS and LIQUOR DEALERS.
Offer Ten Thousand Gallons PURE RYE and
BOURBON WHISTLES from the following wf1
tnn,rn dlsfilleriee. Graft a Co. Of Ohio ~Bocne
Courtr Distilling Co. OF Kentucky. MontiCf %
Distinerv. Of Maryland, and ". F. Graz Of
Pennsylvania.
Agents for BerVner Engle's Lager Beer
They also offer Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Agricultural Implements Seeds, Guano and
Cement
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-27

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Russell, are hpJ residents 'l lhr o'a'' go
Virginia. lt l- ordered that thrl 81"
appear here within fifteen DAYS AFTER
iue publication hereof ana do what may
ha necessary t1 protect their interest h
This suit And Do Is further ordered thai
ID cops orcoi De- published once "a "c's
i1r four weeks In The Free Lance ana
that "a copy b. posted at the front door
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-27
GET NY PRICES

The Free Lance IL prepared to do all
kinds OF job printing in first class style
at moderate prices.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-27

Says II Gifts Were Made With Intent
TO Defraud True Owners Of Prop
erty Il Constituted a Crime-Jury
Muet Decida the Intent.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-03-27

WILLARD THOMSON, Gen. Man.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-01

gcltolic gcitlnlmunaen hisher ntft
beItehcn. Gle Sro9c tpltroc Dor lie.
ben oocr od,t Dionoten gu ben 9(ftcn
9eltolnnlCL nbcr bis 81 eii,ent aelcacs
i1eren 3cltpltnft ncrid)o6cn. "a bic
MooIid)fcit porGoa. ihr f0nntc mcaet
Der oon1nla beitehen6cn Sponnun9
IN Gronfrcih'S 9~c5icbun9en 5irnl
Nllslo1o enc nld)t gcrcd1ticrtigtc 9as
hclttuu1a bciBclnclicn lpcrocu. >$n lei
Ircr Grlul0cr1rng oltf Bic ponl Tcpll.
tirtcl1 Noionbn ooracbrad,tcll Srnoc
crfI1rtc Scr aricg3miniitcr Gticn1tr
hnB Die Mcaicrina bic @irbcrltfutQ
elmer &orlogc plane, bltrdl inclfe Die
orrd) Die Itcnitpflift picler Tcplr
tirtcn mo Scnntorclt, Die Rcicrui.
'tcn marcl 9cihoiferc Sage qcrc9clt
mcrocn ioac. Shrc Ginbcrlrfurg
lpiir0c, mad, Den Nusiiibritnaeu or3
9rn. HoIon0o ull6 onbcrcr Gcplttirs
lcH, rllle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SdGc
ihoiicrL luciI Die gciesgebcrbcn aor.
p~erid)oitcn ltnpolit1noig 1eIo'ien
mCrhen ton1ter.
arieqSniniiter Gtienrc o%pponirte
I'M ipeitcrcn 8crIoitfe Der Tebotte Der.
ificocncn @orid,lo9cn 5llr Mebitftion
Der 0icnit3cit Der critcn 92cicrpc ul,6
Der Territorial Gr ioatc
inter anbcrem: yg9ir criltd1en Sic,
bic Nrrcc in cinem 3uitoitoe sil err
boItcn in tpcIdcm iic i'm Stnnoe lit,
Die Niiroc unh @robe ots 2anocS
pirfiam SIT pcrtheioigen". Die Dor.
ifloac Ditroen iornmtIiG obgclcbnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-01
Sic antaitrpphc in Der Eipcr.j 3cdjc.

9irm III ! a III, gla., %. 6ebr.
Nelltc bier ongeIaugtc Eniiogierc
mcIOcn, ooB bic griteru in Der Giper.
3cdc i'm Sittle GRANDDAUGHTER eill9c.
trctctc @rploiion id)logcrocr 8ettcr
3lpoIf McnifenIeben Sim Cpfer ge-
forOcrt hat. Nlbcrocm io0cn iicbcn
@rubenorbeitcr tootIid) lno ctipa
IedlS beOcntlih bcrlcBt icin.
SpdtCre, 6llp%crlGiiigere 9crid)te
l%tellcl1 sic 3obl Der Sootcn oiti ad1t
lunO Die Der @crlcbtcn oui IS, Inter
Den @ctoOtctcn b%cfinoct lid, Elm Gee.
ger. Gic %%crIcBtcn ncroclt, mic mat
gIoltbt, iGnlmtIih ecncicn. llngcfGbr
$50 WGrncr l1o anobcn moren our
3eit Scr GrpIoiion IN Ger 3cd)c an
Der 9(rbcit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-01
N~lnturraicscn in cincn Sn6ubpf.

Mt. GormcL &a&., 28. 6ebr,
- &. &. Gooo nto 5. ". Dhlrpbp
lpllrOcn ipGt qcltcrn gbcnh ans Dem
Sobnboic Der ySoutbcrn HoiIpop"
gepieicH, neil tie bctrrmfcn iuorcn
NM @onocl i'm Nnrtc5immcr nngc,
fdlaen. Cine Strubc onrdui febrtcu
tic Sltriid mo Gobcn 6ciler oitf Die
I'M MortcSimmcr urridlnmclten Nei-
ieItbcu. 3nei Der &eBtcrclL hinge
Mdnncr, ocrcn elmer aus Dolillqs.
tolurt, g., itommcn iolItc. pilroc
purdI bic Shiiile actoOtet. Die 9iu,
men DER Gpicr limo nod nldlt be.
fnnnt. lobo utb N}ltrpbu b%ciinOcn
lid i'm hieiiqcn @cfGn0niB ulto Bic
Grbittcrun0 gc8cn iic lit 10 arob, OaB
man elm SpndMeridJt bciiird)tct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-01
9lnna Gnlcntina's Gro,cs.

" a Arlington II. Q. g., %. 6e6r.
Tor Dem CbcrbunocSgerid)t MR.
DC in Dem Tro5eB geqcll bie Static
nerilt &olcntil1d nerbonbclt, lpcIde in
SergetsGountu, rs, ser Grn1or-
oilla elmer onoeren 3toIiencrin ifll.
Dig bcfltnhen nor0cr lit. Bic 9crit-
Jung at oen bofitcn @erid)t5bof
ltilst it'd oornuf, ooB bic @(rqefloqte
@cfabr laufc. obne geietlifes Bro
5eBncriabren oeo 2ebens berau6t All
lpcrocr. lpeil lie sic ergIiide Sprnhe
ltid)t critchc un0 feline GoritcQltl1e
ppn Gem bate, mas i6r 8ertbcibiaer
obcr Der Hid)ter Der Srlrp iogtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-01
Sabn5ng itir,tc in ben Glf Ripcr.

GbarIeit . II, A. .Bo., %. ,Scbr.
- Gin 6itlidl gcben0cr Terioucn5l3
Der God < Gpfc @obn" cnt9lciit
hclttc ltadmitto1 nobe Glfbnrit, ulli
Sic @ofomotipc, ionic Ser Combine.
tion@,poa1on itiir5tcli bon einer 90
idJtn1 bcrob. GtIid)c Der Eoiioaicfa
fieIcn in Den Glf,Hipcr mo cntgill.
qen mir nit fllnpper g}otb Oen1 5o0c.
90 5icntIid nue Eaiinaicrc c~rlitten
mcbr oOcr mcniQcr 'dpperc &erlcBlul.
gen. Geo. gl5aptf aus Clan Court.
boltic lit t0OtIid) uto Nolt,Glcrf
2cmia MiIom Icbensgciobrlid1 pers
lest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-01
S6here q rbeitSIohne.

Ter io5ioliitiid1c 6iibrcr GoIrper
pcrGicuilid,t ciren Scrift fir boa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1905, ncId)er melt
cite 9eaftun9 iinocn oiiriie. Gr leai
oiii @runo ocs gciammelien Mutcri-
als al 3otcn unb 3iiiern DOR, boi
ein oIlsemeines Steiaen DER Arbeits,
lobnc in Ecutiflonb itntiaeflnben
nnh bic Gage Der 9rbcitcr cine 9eiie.
rllng erfobren bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-01
6orafer renet.
GinluGuoc gescn bic ScpbnrnsSpl-
lipcrsS rad,trntcnbia.

'lm%cnoirnn1 hes 9cacnpartigcn CT.
@cicbca rpijroc nod) Aniid)t
ncs Cbio'cr Scnolor5 bem 3nctf
bciicr cntiprcdlcll. 9ci6cbol.
t,tua Scr ocgcrm1rtiacn Hcaic-
rilng Der iiini cipiliiirtcn Stor.
me I'M MISUNDERSTANDING bis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-01
Nnirnbr in Springficlb.

9tirocridicBcn cincs 0remiers oltrf
Negcr bic llriad)e. - Mcbrcre
@0lticr I'M Neecrniertcl cinge.
0id)crt uno cine Wirtbihait &c.
pliinocrt. 49, NiliS our Stcle.
Sprin9fielb, .. %. Sebr.
Gie hieii9e Staot mar ndbreno
Der ncrgangenen9tatyt mebrereS Elm.
Den lang i'll Ser @endlt zines Wobs,
nIein beltte friib limo etlpa 200Oforn
YfiIi5 bier I'M 0ienit, ulto slQes lit
iopeit rubig. @rbittert ilbcr cine
9eltern Gormittog olli Dem 6rod)ts
babnbof itnttaefrnoene SfieBerei, in
oeren @crloltf Der 9remier Ot. M,
0uoiS bon Den gte9ern 2aoop un6
Oeon 9eidoiien mo lehensgef0brlif)
uerlest luorben mar, itberfiel eeiterlt
N6eno 9 llhr cine Tolfsmenae bon
u1gciobr 1000 aopfen ben Don Ne
gcrn b%cpobnten StaOttbcil She
Siln9lcs" mo oemolirtc Elm Sarls.
MIonor Goo0 eriilhtc Inn Serousbc-
orocrultg 5lueter Gompaenie'n oes 3.
Sediments Ser Electromagnetic bon
Ohio unb IieB Den General, Seucr-
alarm ertoncn. Die 2ofol.W ili;,
Dcld)c nod Scr bebcltflidcn Dor.
gauge n1brcllo beS Dor ppci Sobrcn
elltgctrctenclL 6llrd) Ghnlifc llr.
Inhen bcrbci9efiibrten 9luirubrS cin,
aeoerf mar, 6ci9te feline 2iiit. Der
3orocrirlg 6olgc SIT %leiitcn, ilno mir
ctra od1t Wonn meloetcn iidl gum
licnlt. Grit nadloem Die Milis aus
Columbus. Iaptnn lulo onocren
NahbuitGbten einectroiIell mar, &c.
lang CO Der 9eborbe, Rlbe 81 ltiiten.
Iic beiocll Neger iporen insipiihcil
al eincn iifcrenSr nj ge6rof,t iporoen,
mo Scr Ofob bate aus @i,tb barii.
Der et1pn ichs @obnbalicr III o2bc
<ngIes" cingcoifert iinb cine
8irthidaft geplinbert. Seine Men,
lfe1lehen ainacn in Dem Iiifrltbr
pcrloren. Goli5ciier9eant Greoeer
mo eir ilt1ger Mtann. Namcrs 9cls,
nuroen perlett. jebof1 ridt gef1br.
lih.
0ic Mills portouiGirt icst ocn
Stoottheil, neldcr mohreno Der
Nodlt bon ocm Mob beim9eiud)t
nitrbc. ollcit trosocm iino pielc &c
ger non BORT cttilobcn. Die g(ui,
riihrcr iolcn bcobiiftiat habelt, lid,
Der bcibcn Neacr III b~cnt1dtiacn. tic
i'm observation-disclosures oili Dem 8elciic
icit5lbinocn mo baum cine 2ofomo.
tine ilber lie ~meaiohrcr 81 loliclt.
9lm Z, MARS 1904 miroe hier Der
Ncaer Hid,arb Giron aelundt, unb
eit blittiacr Mufrubr creianctc lid,
onbci. Otoipr airfpotrid. pelf,er
onnols oic Milii bcfebliate. mirbe
mcacn bcS id~1nl0hlid)ct Pctroacns
iciner 2el,te frieasaeridtlid) prosei.
iirt. aac biciigcn Wirtbifoitcn iino
iest bis alli Wcitcres gcid,lciien.
(slbenbs.) - Ncuc 9%liiireaula i'll
bcItte Abcl,o cingctrctcn. Gin Dob
bat lid suinnmenseroitct ulto ali Der
Sit-Mni,ltrabc mcrhcn Nceer Nurf)
oiiIaereate Snltsm1iien periolat.
&ier lpeitcrc Gompaenien Mili; iinb
Don Columbus hierber beoroert NOR.
oclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-01

i%berl1ebnen Die Sole uto Steltern
beSohleu 10 Yro5cnt oerielben az
San 3omingo uno ncrlucnbcn OIL
iibriacn 80 Ero5cnt olli @~c5oblun9
Der Sdluloen scr HcpubIif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-01

@iniom 8. Collins ans Sir.
ginicn, Gin Mitglico Der Sunior.
&lniic i'm .llnion.Gpllcg" in Sd)c-
nectoop, N..g.. scr BON lcincn Col
Icecn in icin 3irnrner eiI1geiperrt
moroelr mar, fieI bci'm @criitf, nit.
tcIit eiics ans eilten 2eintud) gcoreb.
len ScilcS bltrd) bns 6enIter SIT cllt-
fomnlcn, brci Stpflpcrfc Derob nrto
500 lid, ldlimunc Tcrlesunecn 5it.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-01

h''i'NiiiSp'itS INV " W. "'V''IN' ~ Nv
ltcr 2o.i1hrigcn Che Qcfllbrt, mo III
'eil1en1 itl1o hcr &otlcrtrl ctgcllcmS1l=
bcriubildltm qcmionlct. Gr'tereS fl5je
'd1c7ftc CT letncnl Suhnc olS Not'
5cits @eid)Cnf, Scbtcrc scr @olNcrin
ole Nt9cbinbc ilr $ltbcI'clcr.
Tic 5lucitc, 6oi'cr Gonlpo4ittc,
ncs /. @or0c : NcAinlcltt9 jiI ,5itb bill
ncte helte bic Gbrcnnotlc I'M Sd)lob.
Sclttc ipltr6c tic TT 0er Fot0odn1er
4nlcrne mi 9ctchl 0ca &otlcro te't'
lid bcluirtbct.
y a d. / lihC@ 3nr ser
NJ 4 6lnnG 0ca Hrln5ch
Gttcl 6ricortd,.
@c'tcrn hcrrlftc. 9Ieldl nnn Gage
porhcr, m~ilcroblcs Wcttcr. obcr tros'
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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-10-02
GOT FIRST PRIZE.

Otto Mueller returned home last
evening from Davenport, Ia, where he
had been attending the national shoot
of the Central Bund, which includes
societies of seven states between the
Allegheny and Rocky mountains.
There were two other men from Wis
|consin who attended, and in all there
were twenty-three participants. The
contests were close and the scores made
were far higher than ever before re-
corded. But in spite of the fact that he
was in fast company, Otto cleaned off
the table and banked nearly all the
prizes into the side pockets.
In 100-shot match-the greatest
event of the contest-he scored 2,196
points and won first prize. His nearest
competitor made 2, 100. The prize was
a beautiful gold medal and $50 in cash.
lie also secured special prize of a
gold medal in the same event for the
highest score made in 10 shots. His
score was 236.
He got third place in a three-shot
event on the Honor target, making a
score of 6S points and winning $1,000.
He won special prize of a rifle tele-
scope for the highest total in both of the
above events.
The honor of winning first prize in
the 100-shot match is one greatly covet-
ed by those who attend this shoot an
nually, and so Otto's friends in the local
society have reason to feel proud of
him