davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-31
CALLS IT CRUDE.
Senator Allison Says This Of Free Al
eohoi eiIl--will supplant
Gasoline.

Washington. May 2S.-Thc free also
hol bill passed the senate ~ reported
rom the committee. The bill now goei
90 conference a. IL passed tho HOUSE.
ast month.
When the free alcohol bill was taker
~ yesterday. Senator Aldrich said the
oiI would greatly injure the business
" the wood alcohol manufacturers ant
rave ihIs as one Of the reasons WHY
The date for the bill To go into effcc
aad been extended until January.
Senator McCumbcr expressed sur
Prise at the statement. saying that a.
the interests OF the consumers are
hundred times greater than those %
the manufacturers. they would be pre-
'erred He therefore moved the res
loration az the date fixed by the hous,
dill carrying Il into effect three month";
after it's passage.
Senator Allison said the bill WA
crude and that IL should have beef
more carefully considered. He spoke
u the importance ~ the measure. say.
ng Il might affect 500. 100000 OF row.
snue. but expressed the opinion thai
as the bill has been amended By this
senate IL should pass.
The effect OF the passage OF the meas.
IRE will result In making denaturizet
alcohol cheaper than gasoline. In au'
tomobiles and other fuel uses IL IN
loubtedly will supplant gasoline.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-31
CUT OFF IN HIS WlFE'S
WILL; BLAMES x-RAyS
Says Drugs Were Used 10 Alleviate
Pain They Caused. and Sister
Influenced Her.

Buffalo. ~. r.. May s3o.-An interest
Ing contest Is being conducted before
Surrogate Hart. OF Buffalo. by Lewis
Grover vogei formerly OF 5ii3 Baiti-
more avenue. Philadelphia. to set aside
the will OF his wife. Addie Il. vogel. who
died In this city about eight months
ago.
Several novel questions OF medical
Jurisprudence are involved I'm the hus-
bands charge OF undue influence and
mental incompetency. according to- the
evidence at the hearing. Mrs. Vogers
will left the major portion OF her estate
OF $4,000 to her sister. Mrs. Alice
Scheu. Her husband alleges that his
wife was an invalid and was treated
with an x-ray apparatus. He says the
treatments were OF such a character
that the mysterious currents burned
deep into the tissues.
During the last year OF her life IL
became necessary tn administer seda-
tives to- Mrs. Vogel to ease her suffer-
ing Her sister. Mrs. Scheu. the hus-
band says. was with her a great deal
OF this time. and owing to the drugs
and her presence. she 40 Influenced his
wife that Mrs. vogel made the requests
without considering his welfare.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-31
CHILDREN DRAG PL0W.
Brutal Farmer bitches Girls and Boy,
TO Heavy inpIement-com-
plant Made.

Oshkosh. Wis. May 25.-Complaint
has been made against a farmer living
about Ave miles southwest Of Seenah
ON the line OF the Oshkosh and Neenah
interurban. that he has been hitchins
four OF his seven children TO n pillow and
compelling them To drag the implement
through ten-Rcre truck garden. while
he guided the pillow and drove rs he
would drive horses.
This sensational complaint II founded
upon facts. as farmers In the vicinity
and persons from Oshkosh riding atoms
the highway IN carriages and automo'
blles have witnessed the cruel practice
The attention OF the authorities has
been called To the matter and. after Sc
curing standardization ~ the facts 81
tho case. Dr. wilkie. Of this city. agent
Of the Fox River Valley Humane so
cIety. went 10 the farmer and com.
palIed him To- send 1--WE ~ the children
L. school OF the seven children i've
AR, OF school ago. whom the farmer. ~
il alleged was rearing In Ignorance
None OF them are able To- read or write
The majority are girls. The oldest one
and one who was hitched 10 the pillow 4,
not over u years 81 age.
DIR. wIlkie states that tho pillow II .
heavy AFFAIR. with harnesses attached
10 A.. which were put about the should.
ers OF the children. The farmer says
the pillow Is corn pillow.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-31
DOLLIvER HITS "TAlNT'
'o~sn Thinks Colleges and Churches
Should Be Built by Al
the People.

New HcSen. Conn. May Ex-senator
J. y. Dolliver. OF Iowa. was the princi-
pal speaker at a banquet OF the Y. NJ.
c. A. here.
Senator Doiiiver. after saying that
he thought the chances for young mer
today. and especially for poor young
men. were better than ever. said that
he did not think such institutions as
churches. colleges and hospitals should
b. secured by the contributions OF mil :
lionaires and multi millionaires. but By
contributions from all the people.
lie deplored the existence OF graft"
Atlantic City. ~. j., May Ex-senator
Doliver. OF Iowa. before the Y. NJ. G.
A. mass meeting yesterday. made a
pointed attack on those sociologists who
purpose to deliver the race from ali
gare, toll and burdens or competition
Those OF my acquaintance" said
the senator. who have reached this
desired haven are either dcadheads OF
wards OF government institutions"
lie said the tendency OF these teach.
Ings was to produce droneS. and de-
dared some OF the recent struggles be.
tween labor and capital had approach eG
the ridiculous.
"Sociologists have missed the phIlos.
ophy OF human life" he continued. The
law OF labor. struggle. service and sacri-
ice II the mould In which rugged man.
hood IN made by achievement. A con.
test In demanded tn make character. II
you give n boy $4,000 To- start life with.
he does not start. He curis himself up
on a doormat and sleeps"
Questions OF labor and capital arrlysd
against each other. and OF the DISPOSE.
ton OF 10000. 900 negroes. Dollivcr de.
carcd would never be settled by soCiI,
scientists.
We have had searching investig1.
tons of Insurance companies and rail.
roads," he said. and the embarra ssinR
thing shout them In the revelations ara
nearly all true. These ills will be cured
BY the mighty power Of public opinion.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-31
MINERS WIN OUT.
Coal Operators In Illinois Decide to
Yield 10 the Demands Of
the Men,

Chicago. May 3o.-coal operators
IN Illinois have decided TO yield To- the
demands OF the miners for the scale
OF 1908. The question OF a settlement
Is declared TO be a matter OF detail.
and by the beginning OF next week
mining will be resumed In Illinois with
union men.
In return for the restoration OF the
1903 scale OF wages the Illinois min
ers have agreed To pay the wages OF
shot hrers and to ask for the repeal
OF the law by the next legislature.
They have agreed also TO indemnify
the operators for the loss sustained
through the action Of pit committees
In calling unauthorized strikes. This
latter grievance was one OF the most
serious objections the operators had
against the union. Under the new
agreement the union will be responsi :
BILE for the conduct OF the miners and
guarantees that no such strikes Will
be permitted In the future.
At a conference OF the representa-
tives OF the Ohio and Illinois operators
the latter asked To be released from
their agreement not To settle with the
miners until settlement should be
reached also In Ohio and Indiana The
request was granted. leaving the I'LL
nois operators free to- settle with the
union miners. The scale committee OF
the operators and miners will meet ut
Springfield today and submit n report
To the joint convention "Wednesday
which will. Il II believed. end the long
suspension.
The question OF n settlement In Ilii-
nois has been left by the miners to n
committee consisting OF President John
II. Mitchell. Herman G. Perry. president
OF the Illinois district. and w. ID. Ryan.
secretary OF the district. The officials
with an equal number OF operators
have agreed TO the terms OF peace and
will recommend the signing OF n con-
tract I'm the convention "Wednesday.
The strike has been I'm force since
April l and involved $4,000 miners.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-31
BILL TO CONFERENCE.
Rate MssIure Not conevrred In by
house-hspburn Is ons Of
the CorFarees

Washington. -. G.. May IS In ne
louise OF representatives yesterday the
question OF veracIty was raised be-
.ween Mr.. Cooper. OF Wisconsin. and
Mr.. Hepburn. of Iowa. over a CONVEX
Iation In which the latter IL alleged 10
iave participated with n member oi
lie senni. and Ina which MIR Cooper
asserted the member OF the house AMI
he senator referred 10 agreed ~ thu
Io-Called express company amend
ncnt' To the railroad rate bill should
iot remain In the bill. Both Mr.. Hep
burn and Mr.. Cooper were exceedingly
angry and they giared Mt each other
Turing their colloauy.
The house was turbulent during the
consideration of the rule sending tho
ate bill To- conference. the fears of
many members being that the rule
which disagreed to the senate amend
nents zen bloc" might have an infiu-
.nce on the conferees and give them an
opportunity II they 30 desired Tn vote
,ut the express company amendment.
he amendment relating to pipe lines
md the sleeping car amendment
With the assurance that the wishes
~ the house would be considered on
ell the amendments. the rule was
adopted. twenty-five republicans vot-
ne with the democrats. taking the po-
ntion that they would IKE To vote Oh
-ectly In favor OF concurring on the
senate amendments relating to the sub
lects named. After the rate bill was
disposed OF the remainder OF the day
Vas devoted To- pension legislation.
Al the beginning Of the session the
committee ON rules reported the reso-
ution favorably. II provides for non
| concurrence In the ans ndmeuts made
~ the senate and sends the bill TO con-
/ 'erence
The previous question having been
ordered on the rule. yeas l5e. nays 81.
absent Is. Mr.. Dalzeil. OF Pennsyi-
Fanla. explained that the resolution was
imply for the purpose OF sending the
ate bill TO conference.
| Mr.. Morris. OF Nebraska. wanted IN
| know II the house would have "A chance
| % vote on separate amendments. IA
some OF the amendments adopted by
he senate ought To be discussed In the
| house.
Mr.. Dalzell replied that the rule was
,nly intended To- facilitate business and
hat there would be ample opportunity
% discuss the conference report. So
FAR as he was concerned there were
ZONE amendments that he was not In
'avor OF and wanted n chance to con-
Jider them.
The conferces on the bill on the part
u the house will be Hepburn OF Iowa
Sherman OF New York. and Richard
son OF Alabama.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-31
RECOGNIZES ALDRlCH
As LEADER OF SENATE
President and Rhode islander Have
Had Their First Meeting Since
the Open Breach.

Washington. ID. G.. May so.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt and Senator Aldrich. of
Rhode Island. have met for the first
time since the president declared his
purpose OF beating "Aldrich and those
fellows" on the rate bill In the senate
This meeting means that the lines OF
the republican party. broken during the
rat. fight. have been. outwardly at
least. reformed.
President Roosevelt was forced to
realize that Senator Aldrich held the
balance OF power In the senate. and
since the democrats were not disposed
again tn help the administration fur
ther strife with the senator would BE-
disadvantag-ous.
Senator Aldrich. by an adroit maneu.
Yer early In February In the senat.
Interstate Commerce committee. threw
the rate bill Into the control OF Sena =
tor Tillman. IL was that trick which
led To the experimental alliance be-
tween tn. white House and Senators
Tillman and Bailey. with William r.
Chandler AZ q go-between. and which
came To an abrupt wreck ten days ago
since the fight was declared on. SEN
ator Aldrich has remained away from
the white House
As soon as tn. views of "Aldrich anc
thos. fellows" proved successful In the
presidents acceptance nj the Allison
amendment. Senator Crane. OF Massa
chusctts, began an effort at rcconcil.
iation.
A. between the president and Mr.
Aldrich, the first advance came from
Mr.. Roosevelt. who sent Mr.. Aidrich
AN invitation To- attend a dinner In the
White House TO the Niscount Aoki. the
new Japanes. ambassador. With SEN
ator Crane. Mr.. Aldrich called at tbs
White House. ostensibly To tell ths
president he would be unable To accept
the invitation because OF an imperative
business engagement In New York.
Before Mr.. Aldrich left a general I'm.
Outstanding was reached as TO the leg
islation tn be wound up before con-
gress adjourns. The president treated
Senator Aidrich virtually as the Ic,a :
OF the senate.
II was agreed that there sfouid b,
no attempted legislation by the senT 1,
on the Philippine tarif bill. Secretary
Taft has been hopeful that sometime
might b. done through n compromise
II was also agreed that no canal leg
tslation should be enacted. Speaker
Cannon believes such action unwise
and the administration does not care
much. because IL wants to build n loci
canal. and failure to legislate vii
leave the Spooner law In effect with
its direction for a lock canal.
The proposal TO compromise the dif
ferences OF the house and senate ovei
statehood by a modification OF the For
nker amendment was talked OF. and u
was agreed that this offered n solution
when Senator Aldrich left he talked
OF the middle or June as the probable
time OF adjournment.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-31
WRECK KILLS EIGHT.
Train Backing Into Station coliidss
With Freight. With Fatal
Rssults

Louisville. KY. May 3o.-The Luois-
vile and Nashville passenger train.
which left Knoxville last night. was
wrecked In the Louisville yards this
morning and eight persons were killed
and twelve or fifteen injured.
The train was backing into the sta
ton when q fiange on one OF the for
ward trucks OF the smoker broke and
derailed the car. throwing IL into q
string of freight cars.
Among the dead are:
HOWARD Il. COLEMAN. Stanford.
KY
WILLIAM PRUITT. Lebanon. Ky.
There are seven badly mangied and
unidentified bodies at one OF the un-
dertaking establishments.
The smoker and two day coaches
Jumped the track and crashed into the
freight train. The sleeping cars left
the track. but were not damaged and
the occupants were unhurt.
All OF those killed met death I'm the
smoker and day coach.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-31
BLAMES ROOSEVELT.
Senator Morgan Says President Has
Abused His Power in the Canal
Zone

Washington. May Ex-senator Nor
gan today, speaking on the Panama ca
nal resolution. said there has been
abuses OF power by the president Ia
the canal zone.
NO member OF congress- he said.
would dare introduce a bill for "A Law
To carry out what the president has
done"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-31
FOUR PERISH IN RIVER.
Ferryboat Capsixss in Philippines, and
Soldiers and Horses Are
Drowned.

Manila. May 26.-Sergeant w. II.
Thompson and Privates J. G. Miller
and J. :. Morrison OF the Eighth cav
airy and Private Mendoza OF the con-
stabulary. together with Ave horses.
were drowned yesterday In the Lingyan
river by the capsiEing OF a ferry boat.
The river WIS swollen By the recent
typhoou.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-31
WEoDINS SUDDENLY OFF
Invitations for College Prssidentt
Daughters Marriage Were Out.

oberlin. o.. May 2s.-without eS.
planation. Mrs. J. II. Barrows has re-
called the invitations for the wedding
% her daughter. Katherine. tn Pro.
lessor Julius A. Brewer. of New York
The event was 10 have taken place on
June 3.
Miss Barrows' father. president OF
% srlin college. the principal cduca.
,ional institution under control OF tn,
congregational church. died tire,
Years ago. He organized the Congress
ot Religions NJ the worlds fair In Chi
clgo. His widow aud Miss Burrows
have made their home here.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-31
LYNCH HIM AND FILL
BODY WITH BULLETS
North Carolina Mob Batters
Down Jail Doors and
Takes Prisoner.
THE GOVERNMENT ACTS
s,,s About 20 Punish lynehsrs Of Q
Negro at chattsnooss. Tenn,
March to-shsriH 10
One Of Accused.

wadesboro. ~. C.. May 3o.-Early to-
aay n mob after having knocked In
ssnsIble Sheriff Boggen and battered
down the doors OF the county jail, Sc
,ured J. ". Johnson. who some time
ago murdered his brother-in-iaw. Quinn
Johnson.
Johnson was taken to the suburbs.
where he was strung up to a tree and
M. body riddied with bullets.
To Punish lynehsrs.
washington, May 2s.-The govern
u,ent has taken steps to punish the
persons who are responsible for the
ynching In Chattanooga. Tenn. March
~ Of the negro. Ed Johnson. who un-
ser sentence OF death for rape. had been
allowed an appeal by the United states
supreme court.
In the supreme court today Attorney
General Moody fled information re-
auestlng that in consideration OF the
acts committed by twenty-seven per-
Spns named. the court issue a rule upon
zach OF them to show cause why they
should not be punished for contempt OF
court. Among the defendants In John
p. shipp. sheriff Of Johnson county.
Tenn.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-31
HORRIBLE HONEYMOON
Couple Who Married Against Parents
Objection Found Dead.

Canon city. colo. May 2s.-w. q.
Baldwin and his bride OF two months
were found dead In their home here
sunday. The body OF Baldwin was
lying on the floor OF the house with tho
head blown from the trunk. A shot
gun lay nearby. The wifc's dead body
was standing nearly upright against
the wall. the head shattered by gun
shot wounds The couple were mar
ried against parental objection. The
Carogar Sill investigate.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-31
RICH SOLDIER ARRESTED.

San Francisco. Cal. May @b-Er"ssi
Dcnicke. son OF T.. A. Denicke. q
wealthy San Francisco banker and cap
itaIist. was arrested n; his home on %
charge OF manslaughter. Dcnirke was
released later under 5000 ball
On AnrIl 20 Denicke. wearing the uni.
form az n lieutenant OF tho fnltsj
states army. shot and killed nh IN
known man on the Lombard street
wharf To representatives OF the prcss
DanIcke today admitted the SHOOTING,
hut refused 20 talk further until he had
secured counsel
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-31
ONE SAILOR PERISHES.
s0st Sinks With Cargo Outside o'
Break alter

Cleveland. May 2S.-Bunetcd by a
fierce storm that swept Lake Erie early
today. the schooner Mabel Wilson, or,
laden from E:scanaba, sprang a leah
and sank Just outside the breakwater
One sailor was drowned and seven
other members OF the crew were res
cued by "A life saving crew.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-31
PENSION FOR PREACHERS
United Presbyterian Church Propose,
an Anti Charity Plan.

Richmond. Ind. May 2s.-In order
10 do away with the feeling on the par
o. ministers that they are objects o.
charity In securing relief provided by
The church. a new system was pro
posed today TO the general assembly
% the United Presbyterian church
This calls for a pension system provid
Ing a definite sum after "A clergyman
has served q certain number or years
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-31
LIVES OF 400 GIRLS
lMPEEI-ED BY FIRE
Flames Sweep from Chemical Labo.
ratory Into 4 New York Lsun.
dry-Many Hurt.

New York. May 2s.-The lives OF 900
laundry girls were imperlled today by
"A Are which started In the chemical
laboratory of the Duckcr-Lea com.
pany. In West Twenty-ffth street. and
swept through the back OF the build
ing into the SChlessinger laundry build.
in-.
= Many OF the girls jumped from the
FIRST story windows. Three persons have
already been taken to the hospital. The
fire spread with great rapidity.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-31
CABINET RESIGNS.
Austrian Ministry Quits Because Of
Dissatisfaction Over Tariff
Proposals.

Vienna May 2s.-Prcmirr Hohen-
lobe -SChillingsfucrst aud cabinet have
resigned because of dissatisfaction with
the proposals for the settlement or the
common customs tariff 81 Austria
Hungary.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-31
PERKINS DISCHARGED
BY APPELLATE COURT
New York Life Man. Who Was Held
for Larceny in Giving Away
Others Money.

New York. May :S.-The appellate d.
Vision OF the supreme court today
handed down a decision discharging
rom custody George W. Perkins. whom
the supreme court held to await action
oy the grand jury on the technical
charge OF grand larceny In connection
with campaign contribution OF the
New York Life Insurance company To
he republican national committee.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-31
osiTY.
Dynamite Fys
Report"

Report"
May 24.-willis.
Ir. and Mrs. A.
sidents OF SlouI
fingers blown
ed with his lie
rem utilizing q
plaything.
mpanions. IN q
yet been tI
on OF the dyna.
all stick. They
ould pop" fo'
FOR a time ore
use attached 10
ssted that u h
ear n loud ~.
18th the Suggrs.
I and the iyua.
the ground. az
on top OF g.
on not taking
me little time
"a To approach
irpose 81 asc"r
/. He lifted th,
picked UP The
lied. The force
mclent TO blow
G thumb on TIE
the thumb aUt
hit hand. Th'
ter injuries q
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-31
NJ EXITING.
[enders Holdin,
aberdeen.

v ~. o.
| Dn OF the Sou,A
iation met herr
Illed TO order ~
pm. OF Mitchell
'anpbell. OF n,
{ Aberdeen IN.
ng. General $
n. delieycrd an
'elcone. whkA
A. Hutchlnsln
err OF the mora.
"a with the an.
sident and wrA
md committees
gates from d.
e delivered ad.
the hssociaiioa
and heard an
". or the D,s
king and Com.
two days. end.
nj 200 bankers
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-31
FIRE CHIEF FIRED.
Meaning in This Case That He Was
Put Out.

Chicago. May es.-Fire Marshal John
CampIon was today summarily re-
moved from office by Mayor Dunno. The
trouble originated Ia a dispute between
the chief and the mayor regarding
specifications for some new fire engines
which the city was about To purchase.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-31
HOUSE ACCEPTS 1T.
for the Signature Of the
President.

Washington. May 2S.-The dena-
tured alcohol bill with the senate
amendments, was agreed to Ia the
house today. IL now goes To- the pres
ideut for his signature.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-31
ADA REHAN ILL.
Celebrated Actress Unable to Sail for
England.

New York. May 2s.--Ada Rehan. the
actress. was too III today to sail on the
steamer New York for Southampton
as she had planned
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-31
FOR FUEL
One Desires
Deep Snow.

ny &c. III.
, work on ~
neapolis and 81,
Big Sioux riy,.
line from W.
terminal of ~
ern part 81 a.
the memory }
obstruction -
irst bridge a.
mt Waterfowl
the first brids
the summer
re being on ~
sen by the ~
was pushed
} Kampeska -
a there. Ana.
IL was discuy
'mpany tina, N
y as far as ~
was ihcrc.o-
sent location ~
z Sioux and -
The old brids
however. Tor
!. known as ~
low." when ~
IN feet deep ~
more feet de,,
more than rirh
. the little touI
efore spring
was exhaus,.
dye stood as
people. Final
ears afterwsfdl
atertown. head
the trestle va.
ID TO warm ~
en the roaRwA
the spring I'd
ecame aware n
valuable propI
hstigated. FrI
kgled with ~
asked by ID
hnally the natl
d piles are siaI
water line ard
No built In N.
Dne CONSTRUCTED
tntury ago. thsI
to some cx,erlI
western bridrI
n mile furihsI
company a ytlI
turing right III
4 Its line To I'll
reat NorthsfaI
railway bridnl
his point.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-31
| RoPHoBiA.
Its Mouth art
|teur Cure.

24.-Recently .
an Turner. .
near Columbia.
| ne ailment. Mr.
nlnal had lost
down It's throat
dy the trouble
a II was slight
finals mouth
called and pro
irophobia and
Turner came 10
Ian advised hs
" Chicago &C.
Pasteur insis'
yesterday.
near Colunoia
n the disease
ade to stamp u