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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-11
EX-SENATOR STILL ALIVE.
Little Hone For Arthur brown OF
Utah, si,pt by Mrs. bradley.


WASHINGTON, Dee. 1.-THE llfe
OF former United States senator Ar.
thur Brown OF Utah. who was shot by
Airs. Annie NJ. Bradley In his hotel
apartments here. IL hanging by mere
thread. Little hope for hls recovery Is
held out. but his physician, DIR, w, T..
Carr, stlll thinks his patient may SUR
yive. Senator brown, according 10
friends, h steadily growing weaker.
Airs, Bradley spent another restless
day In her cell. Her only thought
seemed 10 bee for the man whom she
shot down. She was much interested
Ia tho report that Mrs. Annie Adams
OF Philadelphia. mother OF Maude Ad'
ans, the actress. had arrived Ia Wash.
ington aud had made nm effort 10 see
Senator Brown. She urged the matron
TO send FOR Mrs. Adams, declaring that
Il was important she see her nj once.
A. l.. l.. Leckle OF counsel FOR Mrs.
Bradley says that he has been retained
10y George w. Bartch. former chief JUS
tlce OF the supreme court Of Utah.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-11

That imposing congress OF eminent
ecclesiast!cs and savauts nj Philadel
phla, met 70 discuss n uniform divorce
law for the United States 10 be enact
ed by congress, after four days OF
"painful" elaboration, dually agreed
substantially upon the following TO be
embodied In the law 10 cover the caus
ss for divorce from bed and board;
Adultery, bigamy at the suit OF iniur.
ed party TO iirst marriage, conviction
aud sentence OF two years for crime,
extreme cruelty on the part OF hus-
band or wife 10 such an extent as TO
endsuger life OF either or render Co.
habitation unsafe, willful desertion
for two years, habitual drunkenness
Cor q like period and hopeless insani-
ty OF the husband.
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FRANK 3. HOWE. Editor and Publisher

IL has been estimated tina: should
any one desire To purchase the rail-
ways OF the world his outlay would
amount 10 something like ESQ, 0sc, 900,
900.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-11

II you like Coffee and dare not drink
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Stomach, Heart and Kidneys. But DR.
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the true flavor of Old Java and Mocha
Coffee. "Made In minute" Call
at our-store for free sample. Sold
by Joseph M. Ayres.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-11
Won sternburg In Auto smash.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IL. = Baron
Speck Won Sternburg, the German am.
bassador, had a narrow escape when
an electric ear on Fourteenth street
crashed into his automobile, the impact
tearing the front end of the machine
off and breaking the fender of the car
The ambassadors life was probably
saved, an eyewitness stated, by q
quick application of the brakes by the
motorman. The accident was caused
by the chauffeur losing control of the
machine while trying to cross the
tracks In front of the moving car
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-11
Tradlnu with Japan.

There is a probability Of Argentina
and Brazil supplanting Australia in
the trade with Japan 80 far as the
supply of foodstuffs is concerned. Not
only has the Japanese government
granted subsidy to Japanese-South
American line but the immigration
of Japanese workers to South Ameri.
ca Is also to be encouraged, especially
to Brazil, where japanese bank Is
to be established.
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NOTICE.

| hereby forbid all persons harbor-
ing or trusting my wife, Dora Hill, on
my account as shall pay no bills Of
her contracting after this date.
81. E. Hill
Bennington, VT, Nov. 20, 1905
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-11

Woman loves clear, rosy complex
ion. Burdock Blood Bitters puriiies
the blood, clears the skin, restores
ruddy, sound health.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-11

Piles get quick relief from DR.
Shoop's Magic Ointment. Remember
it's made alone for piles-and 1t works
with certainty and satisfaction. Itch
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About the |. c. 5.
Scholarships

~hlch We are To present the most popular
young man and woman, as determined by our
customers.
The plan Is this: with every ten cent pur.
chase st our store we are giving one ballot
which entities the holder TO vote for both
young man aud young woman. To the one Of
each sex receiving the largest number Of votes
we win give q scholarship in the international
Correspondence Schools OF Scranton, Pa.
These Schools are noted for their thoroughness
OF Instruction and graduates thereirom are
sought by the business world everywhere.
Their instructors embrace the best scientific
and most successful talent on the face OF the
earth, hence these scholarships are OF value.
The victors in this contest will have their
choice Of one OF IN. $50 courses OF instruction
valued at 1900 to 800 each.
Any one may enter thi. contest.
Save your ballots and vote for TWO OF
the many worthy candidates.
Contest closes December Il. 1905.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-29
Gibisonville

The Logan Gas Co. drilled an
other good we'll on Martin klines
farm which has volume of shout
Eight Million Gu. II.
Messrs. Fred and Sam Burhl
who have been visiting j. A. Cupp
aud family succeeded in bagging q
nice bunch of qaails and rabbits.
Kate Stoody is visiting her
daughter MIS-, Birdie Bell.
Mrs. Leona Campbell, of India.
nopolis, Ind, is visiting her par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. II. BurgOon.
Mrs. johnson and daughter, are
visiting the formers sister, Mrs.
Rachel Rouse.
Mrs. Hansel is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Evans.
William Hood, Of Thurston, 10
IN this vicinity in the quest OF
game.
Mrs. Chas, Keller and son, Fred,
were Logan shoppers Thursday.
Messrs. Jbe Voorhees,, Elmer
Kriau spd G. Miller, VITO are
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-29
Cedar Grove

Mr.. George Kern, who has been
sick for some time, is no better
Mr.. Arthur Woolever is quite
poorly at this time.
There is protracted meeting in
progress at Wesley Chapel.
Mr.. Jacob BANTER and family
visited Mr.. AL BANTER, of Pine
Grove, last Friday.
Mr.. Plyly Witherspoon " Co.,
Of Creola, passed through our viii
lage last week enroute to Mr.. Fred
Conkle's, where they were engag-
I'd in roofing.
Rev. Jim lies assisted Mr., AlVa
BANTER in butehering beef last
Friday.
d. G. Walker has gone 10 Pick
away County to husk corn.
Miss Icel Davis is trying to ar
range for IA Christmas tree at Pine
Grove.
Mrs. Anna Walker visited Mrs.
Maggie Rainter last Thursday and
Friday.
Herbert Loyesey called on Floid
Shannon last Sunday evening.
Miss Nellie Mathiat is engaged in
the mercantile business, Saturdays
only.
Mr., Elijah Wooleger purchased
I herd Of hogs II II A. Gordon
st week
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Carbonhill

How do you expect to spend
Thanksgiving? Do you expect to
spend it in thanking Him of all
good for sparing your wicked lives
or do you expect to spend it in
drunkardness and blasphming His
holy name?
Messrs. John Grifiths an d Ralph
Spooner and son, David, had bus
mess in Columbus recently.
Miss Ella Green, of Athens,
spent last Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. Harry Wilkinson, of this
place.
Miss Mary Hill, of this place,
recently spent several days with
her parents at Oreton.
Mr.. "Liss" G.. Guess, of Long
streth, visited his brother, Mr.
Alex. Guess, of this place, last
Sunday.
Miss Grace Imboden, of this
place, is visiting her parents in
Marion Township.
Mrs. Isaac Imboden and son,
Ernest, from Marion Township,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. L. Blosser, of this place, recent
ly.
Mr.. James Tigner, from Jobs,
visited at the home of Mr.. Chas.
Green, Jr., last Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Blackburn, from
Athens, called at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Skunk, of this place,
last Wednesday.
Miss Anna Francis, of this place,
is working in basket factory in
Columbus.
rhe Marion scribe visited in this place.
And met her face To face
shook her hand ana she shook mine
Aud blushed till almost blind.
wish she'd write some every week.
For the best of news she always seeks.
She upholds She right and ahhors the
wrong.
And that Is why she shouldn't walt 10
long,
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-29
Maxville

want to correct some one who
is to blame for making the Max
Vile Editor say in giving the
names of the barn builder big
Jackanah Nixon which should be
Zacharia Nixon and also Marion
Hiles instead of Marion Niles and
Harry Angle instead of Harry
Angle. would be afraid to meet
that gentleman before the correc-
tion in some lonely spot, we'll that's
all.
John O. Thompson and wife
have returned to Van Vert. They
sold their Maxvile property con-
sisting of store room and dwell
ing to Alexander Polling for five
hundred dollars. David O'Hara
ia occupying the property with a
general store.
There is one consolation in the
present condition of our roads
there is no danger of meeting an
automobile, no not much.
The David Wolf saw mill has
moved from Isaac Hardeshells
down on the Durr farm in Marion
township.
The Debating club, of Monday
Creek township, met at the school
house in Whiskey Hollow, and
called by some of it's residents
Temperance Hollow, but / think
from the amout of booze in evil
dence it will still have to bear the
very unpleasant name of Whiskey
Hollow, we'll they discussed the
question, (Which was the Happier
Life, the Savage or the Civilized. :"
/ cannot give you the verdict.
They will meet in Maxville on next
Saturday night to discuss some
question, / can't tell you what.
see in the Journal Gazette an
illustration of machine to keep
good roads, but / think the best
and the cheapest way to keep good
roads is to make good roads in the
first place and then it will cost but
little time or money to keep them
good. think that the man who
advocates keeping the mud roads
good through the rainy season had
better soak his head in some
hardening substance.
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Maxville

Mr.. John o. Thompson and wife,
of Alien county o.. visited last
week, relations and friends in
Maxville, and while here sold his
store building to Mr.. Alex. Polling.
Our neighbor, Mr.. John Good
live and family removed last week
to Junction City, o. where Mr..
Goodlive is employed at the Tile
Works.
Squire J. L. Younker, was called
to Cleveland, 0. last week, to at
tend the funeral OF his nephew,
Mr.. Geo. Efflnger, who was killed
in the railroad yards, of the Big
-Four, in that city; where the de-
ceased was employed as switch
man.
Mrs. Scott S. Mohler of near
our town, is at this writing in a
very critical, physical condition.
Mr.. Geo. Polling of Hooking
county, has bought the former Eli
Spurgeon farm, near our village,
it being the former home Of his
wife, nee Spurgeon.
Mrs. j. L. Younker was called
by phone to Logan last Saturday,
by the sickness of her grandson
Kenneth Francisco.
Mrs. Sadie Heidlebaugh, is con-
fined to her bed ON account of a
light attack of pneumonia.
DR.. Isaac A. Moody, of Junction
City, we'll and Favorable known in
our township as a very successful
physician, died, while sitting in a
bsrber's chair, in that town, last
S lturday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-29
Sand Run

Quite a number of our young
people are attending protracted
meeting, which is in progress at
the Y.
r. j. Cook and "Skip" Henri ok
made business trip to Nelsonville,
Thursday.
Mrs. John Gabriel and son, L. r.,
were visiting relatives at this place
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Cook visited IN Jobs,
Sunday.
Mr.. Vern Cook attended the foot
ball game at Jobs, Sunday.
A company of seven men have
leased a mine from the Syndicate
and are now preparing the same
for operation. T. j. G. r. has al
so leased an opening opposite the
old Company Store and will soon
become an operator. Sandrun is
surely on the bum, | mean boom.
David Murphy and Jesse Striblin
are now engaged in temerance
work in the old Mahafey building.
Elder E. e. Long, of Lamcni,
Iowa, will preach in the school
house this coming week. All are
invited to attend
Rumor has it that we are to
have a wedding in the n ear future.
David Murphy has been on the
sick list for the past few days.
Mr.. Jim Francis and daughter,
of Carbon Hill, were visiting the
family of Sam Holt, Sunday.
Mr.. Tom Dickson and Pug
Sandborn recently were engaged
in beautifying each others counte-
nances, one evening last week,
coming home from church.
The young folks of this place
are getting up an entertainment.
An excellent cast of characters
has been selected.
"The best articles are usually
done up in the smallest packages"
So thinks one of our good-lo0king
young men.
Several of our people have recent
~ been afflicted with hollis. We
don't know but we can guess that
a "bile" is n pretty serious af-
fair. Remember Jobs patience.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-29
SWlTCHMEN
MAY STRIKE
Offer of Three Cent increase Declined
by Cincinnati Yardmen.
SIX LINES ARE INVOLVED

Footpads Beat and Rob and Then
Burn Their Victim at Stake--Rela-
tives of Dona Gilman Testify at
Inauest -. Domestic Wins Damage
Suit--Ohio News.
Cincinnati, o., Nov. 27.--The rela-
tions between the managers of the
railroad lines in this city and the
switchmen are on high tension, and
unless an amicable settlement is made
within the next IS hours n strike may
result In the local yards. The switch
men have held several meetings and
are determined to insist upon the in
crease of 1 cents an hour that has
been granted such railroad employees
In Chicago and elsewhere.
The lines involved are the Balti-
more & Ohio Southwestern, the Ches-
apeake & Ohio, the Cincinnati, New
Orleans & Texas Pacific, the Norfolk
e. Western, the Cincinnati, Hamilton
g. Dayton and the Chicago, Cincinnati
g. Louisville. The managers OF these
lines are willing to grant an increase
of 3 cents, it is said, but this the
union men are not inclined to accept.
The railroad managers held meet
ing and evolved general policy in
regard to the question, hut did not
make 1t public.
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convlets In the Pen.

Columbus, o.. Nov. 27. - The state
board Of charities has received the re-
port of the Ohio penitentiary, classify
ing by counties the convicts who were
in the prison during the fiscal year
Just closed. Cuyahoga leads with 178,
Franklin is second with 129. Hamilton
had 125 and Lucas ST. The counties
of Henry, Holmes, Morrow and Vinton
have no representation among the
prisoners. There are now in the pen
itentiary 1926 convicts. of whom "A
are women.
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Death Rate In canal Zone.

Washington. Nov. 27.-Not a siugle
American died on the canal zone from
disease In the last three months. ae-
cording to report the isthmian canal
commission has Just received from
Colonel w. @. Gorgas, the chief sani-
tary officer on the zone. The decrease
In the death rate among the employees.
Colonel Gorgas reports, Is due almost
entirely TO the decrease In pneumonia.
la October the deaths among canal
employees were So negroes and two
whites.
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es'Svw%sFVV Ve*vSSV SvVvTvTT TWVv'tvTVvvSFvWvvsvvS

after a recess of three days President
Murray submitted his 46 committees.
The opponents of prohibition are dis
turbed over the appointment of Pro-
hibitionist, X. ], Curl OF Bartlesvilie.
as chairman OF the liquor committee.
The statehood enabling act places the
Indian Territory portion of the new
state under prohibition FOR period OF
21 years. and 1t is believed that an
effort is being made by the Indian
Territory delegates 20 bring about
constitutional prohibition over the sn.
tire state.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-29

working on Gas drilling-welIs near
Lancaster Spent Sunday at their
homes in this village.
Middle Gibson, of this place,
spent couple days this week vi
sitting old "Collegs Chums" in
Lancaster and Logan.
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Injuries Proved Fatal.

Lima, o., Nov. 27.-Cornelius Par
menter, rs, one of the pioneer editors
of the northwest, died as the result of
being struck by bicycle rider a week
ago. He was a Republican and for a
half century his pen was a power for
his party in his organ, the Lima Ga
zette. Parmenter was appointed post
master here by Abraham Lincoln in
October, 1861, served throughout the
terms Of Lincoln. and President Grant
reappointed him in 1869, and he
served until 1877 continuously.
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lnvalid,s Sad Fate.

Portsmouth, O., Nov. 27. - Leta
Wamsley. slx-year-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Wamsley of Rome,
pear here. was burned to a crisp. She
was left alone while her parents went
to church, and upon their return the
charred body of the unfortunate child
was found In the sitting room. The
child, who has heen an invalid all its
life, got too near the crate and her
clothes ignited.
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In Financial Straits.

Sanduslty, o.. Nov, 27.-Domestic
differences and financial troubles are
supposed to have been the cause Of
the death here OF G.. b. Sinclair, for
meriy employed in Columbus by Polk
& Company, directory publishers. His
dead body was found In room at the
Stag hotel, where he was i'll since
Friday Sinclair refused to have q
physician attend him and from papers
found on the body Coroner McClelland
is of the opinion that he committed
suicide.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-29
Footpads Torture Victim.

Steubenville, O., Nov. 81. - Frank
Coulter, 90, glsssworker was held up
by four men, who beat and robbed
and then tied him to a stake and
built a fire under him. The fire burn
ed the ropes, allowing him to get
loose. He staggered into the Ohio
river and then 'orawled back to the
shore. He was unconscious for hours,
and when he came to he staggered
across the bridge to Steubenville. His
assailants are unknown. Coulter's
condition is serious.
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insanity Affidavit Filed.

Columbus. o.. Nov. 27.-Benjamiu
Woodington was taken into custody
at the Union station here. He was in
possession of u ticket from Philadel-
phia to Chicago and claims his home
is In Philadelphia. He is confined In
the county jail An affidavit OF insan,
ity was filed against him,
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-29
Books sscaped Flames.

Hamilton, o.. Nov 27.-Workmen
removing debris from the Behum
building came across all the papers
and books of the sinking fund trus-
tees, kept In wooden box. and
thought to have been destroyed, A
safe belonging to J, Il. Musey, contain
ing $4,000 in notes. was taken out In
good condition.
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No Clew.

Dayton, o., Nov. 27.-Coroner Kline
OF Montgomery county started his in
quest of the murder of Dona Gilman
here, but the testimony was given
by the brother and sisters of the muir
dered girl and neighbors and related
to the finding of the body and did not
develop any clews that would afford
q trace OF the murderer.
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Verdict For Plaintiff.

Delaware, o., Nov. 27.--In the $780,
900 slander case of Amanda Yant, a
domestic, against Miss Idell Neff, a
social leader and daughter of Della
wares most wealthy citizen, the jury
rendered verdict for the plaintiff of
So Miss Neff accused Mrs. Yant of
being accountable for the absence of
certain jewels.
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NEGROES Protest.

Akron, o., Nov 27.-Akron negroes
will meet Tuesday evening and adopt
resolutions denouncing President
Roosevelt, They win start state
movement for financial aid to colored
citizens OF New York in testing
Rooseyelts authority In dlschargiug
colored soldiers.
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Cooked From Feet 10 Waist.

Logan. o.. Nov 27,-Daniel struble.
an employe OF the Logan Brick Manu-
featuring company fell into a vat
filled with boiling water and was lit
orally cooked from his feet TO the
waist. He Is In q serious condition.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-29

Miss Cora Simn visited friends
at Tarlton last week.
The smiling face of John Dres-
back, of Pursell, was seen on our
streets last Monday.
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prohibits PrIzsnahts.

Grand Rapids. Mich, Nov. a7.--As
a sequel to tho recent death Of Mike
Ward Of Sarnia. Ont.. after his fight
hare with Harry Lewis OF Phlladel-
phia. an ordinance Was introduced Ia
the city councll practically prohibit
ing prizsaxhts.
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Bleamy Alleged.

Dayton. o., Nov. 27.-Frank Multi
gan, former resident OF Elyrla. was
arrested here on complaint OF his wife
In that city, who charges him with
committing bigamy. Mulligan return
ed 70 ElyrIa to answer 70 the charge
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-29
Pneumonia Follows a Cold

but never follows the use Of FOley's
Honey and Tar. 1t stops the
cough, heals, and strengthens the
lungs aud prevents pneumonia.
Bort 1 Go.
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was placed under arrest by Humane
Officer Smily, charged with having
crusily punished George A. Harrison,
a l4-year-old pupil. by twisting his
face and pulling out his hair.
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TURNED ON GAS.
Mother Kills Two Children and self.
Leaves : hstss

ProVideace. r. l.. Nov. n. - Mrs.
Charles q. Checkley and her TIVE chill
dren. girl OF 2h years aud one iiye
months. were found dead In tht'r
home. The woman had turned on the
gas aud, taking her two caildren In
her arms, lay down with them. She
left 3 note which read av follows: sro
TIE Dearest Man On nRgsh; an ua-
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Stabbed TO Death.

Akron, o., Nov. 27.-Rado Wuane.
35. was stabbed to death by John Mas
poll In a fight in Hungarian board
ing house here. The murderer es-
capped
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Missing Witnesses In Thaw Case.

New York. Nov. 27. - Clifford w.
Hartridge OF counsel for Harry X.
Thaw notified District Attorney Je-
rome that ON Friday application would
be made by the defense for two COM
missions, to be appointed by the SUI
preme court, to obtain evidence from
two men who were with Thaw on the
night he shot Stanford White at the
Madison Square roof garden. and who
are now out of the local courts jurls-
diction and therefore can not be sub
poenaed. The men mentioned in the
petition are #. Beale, now In Bakers
field, Cal, and Thomas Max Caleb,
now In Chicago, The petition states
that these two men dined with Thaw
and the latter's wife on the night OF
the shooting and later accompanied
the couple to the roof garden. The
petition states further that these two
witnesses arc OF vital importance to
the defense. and that It would be an
injustice to bring the case to trial
without their testimony.
Prohibition IN Oklahoma.
Guthrie. o, T., Nov, 27s-When the
constitutional eeayentloa net here
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happy and want to die. so might as
well go now. You win find my pin
and ring on the little girls heart.
love my husband, my home and my
children, Don't blame me. In want
of thought we may do harm when we
mean to do good"