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Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06

SToR osakerhet och lagloshet
raider for narvarande 0fyerallt
inom Diet ryska riket. Forbrytel-
serna hafva tilltagit i hapnads-
vackande grad, och de rofvare-
band, at hvilka landet ar iullt,
inskranka sig icke endast till matt
liga foIbrytelser och 0fverfall af
personer, utan de hafva pa sista
tiden oppet plundrat banker och
Acknowledgements sasom post
hus och tullhus. Starkt bevap-
made och val organiserade hafva
de med latthet satt sig Diver po-
lismakten. som 81 kunnat heida
deras framfart. Som en- fold at
de ofta forekommande bankranen
har regeringen latit utsatta mill
tarvakt vid landets Store baukin.
rattnigar. | manga fall upptrader
dock regeringen mot l~aglosheten
pa EFT satt, som synes antyda pa
att den saknar krafter, att stafja
densamma.
Men j andra hanseendtn tager
den ryska regeringen stallningen
mycket optimistiskt. / sina Of
6ciella tillkannagifvanden sager
den att faran for en- vapnad revo.
ution nu DIR 0fverstanden och att
EFT forsok att st0rta cZaren icke
later sig tankas. Det medgifaes
dock att talrika embetsman, som
gjort sig hstade. hafva skal att
frukta for sina lif. Grefve White
och andra inistrar kunna blifva
M0rdade, banker och offentliga
byggnader sprangda i l%uften, Diet
Q os, til'standet kan komma att
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06
Entered at the Post Office at SiouxCity
Iowa. ss second class mail matter.

! EN- laugre artikel med diver
skriften Krogfaran i Frankrike
skrifver George Cohen i Paristid
ningen "Revue Bleue'' Joljande:
Det fnnes blott 1900 bagare
och ID, 500 slaktare i Paris, men
deremot SO, 900 krogar. / hela
Frankrike arc 100, 900 personer
sysselsatta i krogarne.
Rusdryckstrafken sysselsatter
en- tjugondedel at landets rosie
gande befolkning. Det fnnes
krogar for ALA KAISER och for
ALA andamal, och manga af kro-
game i de Store staderna arc
hyarken mer eller mindre an
spelhelveten. Men Get varsta at
ALT ar att krogarne j stader och
byar blifvit allmanna m0tesplat-
ser, der folk stammer mote och
tillbrlngar en- stor del af sin It'd.
Salunda hafva krogarne efterhand
blifvit offentliga institutioner,
SOM man lager ar pa att ut.
yeckla 6goskenligen j Diet altman
mas ~intresse. Det ma nemligen
erinras att krogen icke allenast
betalar utskankningsskatt utan
afyen skatt pa de dricksvaror,
sem utskankas, saval som andra
tighter, som indirekt ber0ra ALA
egendomsegare och hyresgaster.
NJ forbrukas i Frankrike tire gan
ger sd mycket spritvaror pr iudi-
vid som for 50 ar sedan, da alb
sinten var okand. M super Diet
franska folket oerh0rda mangder
at denna giftdryck. Fylleriet
har gripit omkring sig sd, att man
pa enskild vag Ell kan CORA nagot
for desc stafjande. Staten maste
ingripa.
bet ar en- Oyster tafla Cohen
upprullar Diver en- sida af del
sedliga t~illstandet i Frank1ike,
Emile lola har afvenledes i at
skilliga af sina romaner gifvi
gripaode skildringar at den for
bannelse, som atfoljer fylleriet
F%ransosen lar halla pa att sup;
ssihjal sig.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06

racka annu under nagon It'd. men
delta skall Ell rubba czardomet.
heter Diet. SAX Stamina hvilka stor-
mar an rasa omkring detsamma.
Valen till riksduman paga nu
som bast, och regeringen synes
hafva hafvai sin makt att tillsatta
elektorerna. | en- valkrets i St.
Petersburg bestaende hufvuds ak
ligeu af arbetare valdes nyligen
en- hundvalp till elektor. | full
makten bette Diet att valpen kun
de utratta ungefar lika mycket for
folkets basta som de at r~egeringen
framtvingade elektorerna.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06

John D Rockefeller skulle lefva
tills 1926, antages hans f0rmo-
genhet hafva okats till alta billi-
oner dollars. Tanken svindlar do
man besinnar hvilken MAXI en-
person i besittning af en- oylik
fo~rmogenhet JAMIE harsklyst-
mad skulle kunna utofva.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06

Redaktor P. G. Sjoblom vid
South Minneapolis. Mimi, tillkan-
nagaf i lordags sin afsikt att upp-
trada som kandidat for nomina-
tionen till statsskreterare a den
republikanska valsedeln.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06

domar nagra ia PRISONERS ham
der har under de senaste tjugo-
fem aren varit hapnadsvackande
och har blifvit mel och mer mark
bart unde den It'd som forflutit
sedan den engelske statistikern
Mulhall visade att Forenta Sta
terna var Diet rikaste land i verl-
den. Myntkontrollorens sista
arliga rapport visade att guldfou-
den i Forenta Staterna ST.
$40, 400, 900 - var Store an ma.
got annat land var i besittning
af, medan vara banker kontrolle-
rade nara horton billioner dol
lars mot tjugo billioner for ALA
andra land sammanraknade. vi
producera en- tredjedel af verldens
kol, en- tredjedel al dess sad, en-
femtedel at dess hvete och tire
fjardedelar af dess bomull. vi
producera mera stall och jern an
England och Tyskland tillhopa,
och vara manufakturvaror ma en-
dubbelt So hog siffra som hela
brittiska rikets. For EFT tjugutal
ar sedan riktades uppmarksam-
heten pa Diet faktum att F0renta
Ststerna fanns EFT Store antal
privata jatteformogenheter an j
nagot annat land i verlden. | dag
beraknas Diet att ! delta land hn-
mes icke fare an s~iuttio privata
formogenheter pa trettiofem
millioner dollars hvardera. Tic
privata form0genheter uppga till
sammans till iva billioner dollars
nelnligen de som tIllhora John
d. Rockefeller. Andrew Carne-
gle, Marshall Field, w. X. Van
derbildt, John Jacob Astor, ]. P.
Morgan, Russell Sage, J.. ]. Hill,
senator w. A. Clark och William
Rockefeller. Fyra tundra pri
vata f0rmogenheter ma tillsam'
mans en- siffra pa tire billione.
dollars och 4, 500 uppga till til
millioner dollars. Fem hundr;
man i delta land, som tillsamman:
ega en- rikedom pa femton billio,
ner dollars, for att nu iugentins
saga ON hvad de kontrollera, arc
i besittning at nastan en- sjette
del az hela var nationella rike
dom, penningar, land, grufvor
byggnader, industrielIa foretag
privilegier at ALA Stag och alltin,
annat at varde; ON denna dera
sjettedel f0rvandlades i guild
{ skulle de ega heIa den mangd a
den gula metallen som fnnes Of
van jord verlden och anda hafy
en- fordran pa MO millioner dol
lars. Hur arc de aterstaend
fem sjettedelarne fordelade? De
: beraknas att i F0renta Statern
Diver fyra nillioner familjer, ut
{ gorande IN tredjedel af folkmang
den, maste lifnara sig pa en- arli
inkomst af mindre an fyra hundr
dollars; Ell fullt halften af ALA ia.
miller inom F0renta Staterna h
! en- inkomst af mindre an sex hun
dra dollars pr ar, iva tredjed ella
at landets familjer hafva mindr
an 9 hundra dollars pr ar, medal
en- bland tjugo at landets familje
formar skaffa sig en- inkomst a
Diver EFT tusen dollars per ar
Statistiken visar oeksa att hvilk;
fnancie! la forluster On ma drabb;
mangmillionarerna och deras af
komlingar, skall deras formogen
het likvaI i sadan grad foroka
under nuvarande forhallandel
att inom trettio eller fyrtio q
skola de fem tusen rlkaste anne,
rikanerna, i stallet for att hafvs
tillhopa femton b~illioner dollars
sasom j dag, ega femtio ellel
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06

Pa senare tiden har Diet franz
gait at atskilligt som ON den en-
valdsharskande potentaten ute !
Zion City skulle halla pa att for
lora en- del af slit tsarvalde Oliver
dessa enfaldiga, som hylla honom
som sin profet och harskare. |
sondags eitermiddag forekom en-
ganska stark demonstration | SAM
ma riktning. Dowie, som fortfa-
rande vistas iAustrslien, har skic-
kat en "'order" hem, att Over
seer Gardiner. som Dowie icke
langre tyckte ON, omedelbart
skulle afskedas. Emellertid kun
giorde General Overseer' Vo-
Iva (som ar p~rofetens hogste man
under hans franvaro) i tabernak-
let for de 6,ooo som dar voro SAM
lade, att Dowies order icke blot
hade ignorerats az den exekutiva
styrelsen, utan att dartill den for
ut at Dowie afsatte ''diakonen"
Speicher eniigt beslrt skulle a.
t~erinsattas i slit ambete. Delta
betraktades af manga sasom EFT
tecken till att Dowie ramlat ner
fran sin makttron som kyrkans
dictator och att ha en- del att saga
betraffande stadens och mojligen
afven kyrkans angelagenhetet.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06
RArARR KAN rcKE RorAs

hAIAhn NAN lOh6 oO1Ao
naed utvartes medel dA de icke IA till s~jukdomens
safe. Katarrh Or en- blods- eller constitutions
sjukdom, och for att bota den, ma man AMANDA
invsrtes lakemedel. Halls Catarrh Cure" tages
invartes och verkar direkt pa blodet och slem-
hinnorna. "Halrs Catarrh Cures ar icke nagon
qvacksalfvaremedicin. Den blef for manga Ar
sedan foreskrifvit af en- af de basta lakare hAr 1
landet og tillagas efter EFT ordentligt RECEIPT. Den
ar sammansatt af de baJta starkemedel, som I'm
mes, forbundna med de bAsta blodrenande medel
och yerkar direkt pa slemhinnorna. Den fullkomna
f0rbindelse af de ingredienser Or Diet som fran
bringar sA forvanande resultater I'D botandeti
katarrh. Skrif efter anbefallningar fritz.
FL. CaESEY eco, egare, Toledo, q.
sales hos apotekare pris 1c.
Halls Fnmiu pills AFRO d. bRst&
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06

ON Nj har hosta, SO en- kop
den flaska af Thelanders mpoun
Cough Syrup.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06
Tortyr pa ~Djefvuls0n


Dir eli varre an det svara fall hamorrohi-
der, som pinade mig 10 ar. Da blef jag
tiliradd att begagna Bueklens Arnica
Salve, och mindre an en- ask botede mig
fullstandigt, skrifver L. S. Napier i Rug
les, Ky,tSHelar ALA sar, brannskador och
r6tsar som EFT trollmodel, Csc. hos
Luugren 4 Andreen apotekare. Sioux
City, Iowa.
John Lund kopte for en- It'd
sedan tillsammans med kongress-
man Buchanan och P. H. Berg 46
acres land at ind~ianlandet vid
Mesaba, Mimi, i narheten af
Grand Rapids. Haromdagen te
~legraferade Lind till Buchanan ON
att han afslutat kontrakt med u
nited States Steel Company,
hvaTi bolaget iorbinder sig att ut
taga minst 80, 900 tons MAIN 3rli-
gen mot en- ersattning af IS cents
per ton. bet pastas att landet
har m1nst 5000, 900 tons maln.
En- postf3restanderska
med tur
ar Mrs Alexander i Gary, Me-. som fun
nit DR. Riog's New Life Pills att vara
det stalakemedel hon ~nagourip f0rs6kt
att halla magen, lefveru och inelfycrna i
fullkomlig ordning. Nj kommer att hSlla
med henne. IN nj f0rsOker dessa smart-
fIia. renandc piller, som gifya EFT nytt
lif. Garanteras af Lungren & A dreen,
a~potekare, Sioux City. Iowa. Pris 25c.
Forsta och tredjs tisdagen hvar-
lie manad saljer Chicago & North.
western jernvagen rundresebilJet-
ter till Black Hills och platser i
Wyoming till I at Diet vanliga pri-
SET.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06

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Arizona republican., 1906-01-14

A long felt need, supplied by Dono- frio's CrystaIIized Cactus Candy.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-14
BAD MAN IN CUSTODY
Arrest of Mexican Previously Be-
 lieved to Have Been Executed.

Merchants Policeman Charles Thomas about ? o'clock nipped a bur glar in the bud at the rear of Hen l1le's jewelry store and captured An tonic Ferres, the would-be burglar. red-handed, says the Bisbee Review F'erres is known to be a desperate character, one of the worst who has ever operated in this section, with a long string of crimes, including mur- der, to his credit. Officers here sup posed he was executed two years ago | by Colonel KosterIitzky for staboing a Mexican official at Cananea.
 Officer Thomas was making a round up the railroad track back of Main street wnen he saw q Mexican start away from the rear door of Hen kie's. He doubled his pace and call ed to the fellow to stop. As he did so the officer got within a few feet of the Mexican. The latter halted and made a quick motion as if for a weapon. The movement was arrest ed by the officer, who got to his gun first and threw it down on the Mexi- can. The latted then submitted to ar rest and search. A big six-shotoer was found sticking from the bosom of his hand, while in his hand was a cloth sack in which was a candle, some keys, and another round of cartridges for the loaded gun.
 Ferres is the man who is supposed to have killed Bob Spaulding two years ago. Although no proof could be se- cured, sufficient to convict him, the of ficers were strong in the belief that he committed the crime. Several other charges of burglary have been made against him in the past. It is
 
 cent burglaries committed in Bisbee and Lowell and in. hold-ups this and last winter. It is not considered i'm probable that he was implicated in the Mcdonald house burglary and subsequent murder in Brewery Gulch last spring. The perpetrators of this murder have never been fixed upon by the officers, though men now serv ing sentences in the penitentiary are believed to be implicated.
 Tine story connected with the sup posed execution of Ferres by Col. Kosterlitzky is an interesting one, with a puzzle at the end which will probably be unraveled withiE the next few days, in which time communica- tion is expected from KOsterlitzky. Ferres was turned over to the Colonel by Officer Doyle, of this city, two years ago. Ferres, after his crime at Cananea, where he stabbed a judge six times with a stiIlette. came to this side of the line. In difficulties in which he shortly became involved he mixed with officers in tais city, later threatening the life of Doyle. The latter shortly after this arrested him and saw that he reached the hands of Col. Kesterlitzky, who on receiving hina assured Doyle that he need have no further fear ef violence from Fer res. SIS he intended having hfTm sl9et immediately. Either the wFoRg man was shot or FeFFes escaped from CoI. Kosterlitzky. Yesterday morning when Doyle walked into the jail and came face to face with FeFres he nat urally experienced something ef q shock.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-14

Arfz. Fair Assn. to Ariz. Terr. Fair Co, lease. part see. 31, township N. range : E.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-14
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that
 Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces Such articIts should never be used except on pr0Scrip- tions from reputable physicians as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & CO, Toledo, O.. contains no mercury, and is taken int rnalIy act ing directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. IT, huN ing Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu- inc. It is taken internally and mada in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free
 tie
 Take Halls Family Pills fer corstipa- tion-
Arizona republican., 1906-01-14

Coconino, and it is likely the treasurer of that county will be heard from very soon. Some deposited with the the treasurer before last quarter, their first receipts from one source or an- other but the total amount was not large. During the last quarter of the calendar year 1905, however, the var ious county treasurers deposited with the territorial treasurer the following
Arizona republican., 1906-01-14
SHARE
 IN THE TAX MONEY
More than a Third of a Million Paid
 In.

The territorial treasurer has been busy the last three months Keeping track of the tax money as it came in from the various counties. Some of the counties have paid taxes on one valu- ation and some on another, but they have all paid something, eXceot one,
Arizona republican., 1906-01-14
TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS

The following transcripts of the rec. 0rds of the offices of efe district clerk the probate court and the county re- eorder are furnished by the Arizona Abstract and Title company.
 The records for yesterday were.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-14
RECORDERS oEEIcE

NJ. @". Cook and wife to C. B. Laird deed, sec. 2e. township N.. range l F.
 Josn F. Meador and wife to Isaac Eiehenbroner, deed, lot l, block Is. Phoenix.
 Emma F. Randolph and husband to l. F. Hesey. deed, s lots block 56. Capi- tod addition.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-14

For your spectacles, eye glasses, ar tificial eyes and other optical goods, see Dr. l.. NJ. Swikerath. Prtces
 sonabEe. 21 E. Washington St. (Up- stairs.) Broken glasses duplicated.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-14

1Oldl 9'lOI sooo.oO
 In addition to the above the treas urer has received other moneys from the regular sources of revenue such as the fees of the auditors office, etc.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-14
BONDS.

We desire to purchase bonds of the Phoenix Light and Fuel company of Phoenix. Arizona, to an amount snot exceeding $6,0OO, all unmatured interest coupons to accompany the bonds.
 Any holder Of such bonds, desiring to dispose of same, will please com municate with the undersigned, stating price.
 TITLE INSURANCE & TRUST CO,
 By J. r. EACK. Trust Officer.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-14

Mrs Cooley will open a class in physical culture for ladies, Wednesday, morning at 1O:3 30 at the Arizona School of Music.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-14

We now nave just what you have been looking for. for a long time Boiled cider for mince meat. Melczel Bros. Phone Main 75.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-14

Barbecued meats. corner First ave. and Jefferson. Phone Red $50.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-30

Green's place on his way to his house
and he did. He also stopped at ia
West Norris street, where the killing
finally occurred. There he asked for
his money, of which he thought he had
been robbed Smith said Don't
strike me Tom Smith evidently was
afraid of Bair. Then they talked
about the dollar business again. Bair
told Smith to go get his gun. The kill
ing took place. Now can anyone see
anything premediated in that. Was
there anything planned to that murder.
No one can see it that way
Case will make especial point Of at
tacking some of Judge Dana's instruc-
tions. and particularly such parts as
have reference to reasonable doubts
existing in the minds of any one or
group of jurors concerning the guilt Of
Smith, to the exclusion of the rest OF
the jurors. In such an instance the
court ruled that an acquittal should not
be had, unless all the jurors felt that
way. Mr.. Case says that a court can
not point out 10 jury how, in what
respect, or under what conditions a
jury can disagree. "Of course the SUI
preme court may hold that inmaterlal
because of a failure on my part to show
that such a condition existed in the
jury's deliberations" said Mr.. Case,
"but to me it seems very important,
and think that it will cut considerable
figure"
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-30

Wall st.. New York. April 3o--STOcEz2
Support was Elective In the open dea3~
ings IN the stock market today and prices
rose from the majority Of issues. A largo
proportion of losses, however was min
gled with the gains. Changes, as a rule.
were small.
The tone Of the market was rather few
erish after the opening.
Stocks fluctuated quite narrowly before
the support became staunch enough TO
turn the tide Of prices decisiveiy upward.
Before this very heavy prodt-taking in
the stocks that opened with gains. wiped
them out. The rise carried g number g
stocks well above last weeks close with
the demand for the Hill stocks. u. p,
Reading and the prominent stocks on 3
large scale.
With support made effective there was
q decrease in buying and prices Tuctuateu
with some uncertainty The tone was duh
ard uncertain at noon
Bonds were irregular.
Prices were still higher, some Of the
leaders selling materially above their flg-
ures of the forenoon.
When stocks did not yield during the In
teryals of dullness the buying demand was
extended. Large amounts Of the princl-
pal railroads and specIaltfes were taken,
including those stocks which were among
the weakest during the closing days Of
last week.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-30
MARKETS TODAY.
Wheat at Opening Inclined to
Be Weak.
Corn Steady Rain in Corn Belt
the Canse.
LIVE STOCK TRADE.
Cattle Are Quoted at Ten Cents
Lower.
Hogs Also Down Five and Ten
Cents.

Chicago. April 30.-WHEAT-The wheat
market at the opening today was inclined
to be weak because Of proft-talking by the
local bulls Wet weather in the southwest
and run of bearish statistics were the
chief causes of the selling. July opened 1s
4D54c to 14QySsc lower, at 191z4yl94Bc, ana de-
clfned to 79Ac. Minneapolis, Duluth and
Chicago reported receipts of S74 cars.
Prices were weak all day. The close
was weak. with July on 5sqzc, at 79c.
sCORN-The corn market was steady
er generally being the chief causes of the
hrmness Trading, however, was very
light. July corn was a shade lower TO q
shade higher, at 461sg46Ac, and declined to
460461kc.
The close was steady. with July un-
OATS-The oats market was steady IN
sympathy with corn. There was no par
ticular news and trading was dull July
oats were unchanged to a shade higher.
at 305sG31c to S1c and sold at 311se, and
declined later to Sic.
NISIONS-Provisions were almost
life1ess, but prices were easier on a 5Q10c
decline in the price Of live hogs. July pork
was PIC lower, at $15.721zQ15.75. Lard was
down 21zc,. at sS.621z. Ribs were 21zQ5c
WHEAT Cash: No. 2 red. e7hqss5kc;
No 8 hard. 750Tsc No / northern, s11z8
ss7kc: No. northern, S00S2c; No 3 spring,
76n82c.
CORN-No. 2. 475k@47%c;No. 3, 37A@s71kc.
OATS-No- ?, 315kc; No. g. 31Ac.
RYE-Cash: 63464e; May. sec.
FLA1x--Cash: NV, S11S; S.-W., $1o7;
TIMOTHY-April. $s.17.
CLOVER-Cash: $11.50
ARLEY-Cash: sS1k054e.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-30
sHEAshEy 10 PooR FARs1.
old Time Jointist Becomes a County
Charge.

James Sheasley was taken to the poor
farm Saturday by Poor Commissioner
Hale and will probably spend the re-
rnafnder of his days there as a county
charge. There is but little in an an-
nouncement OF this kind in a county the
size of Shawnee and containing a city
with the population of Topeka, were it
not for the fact "JinaH Sheasley, as he
we'll known characters about the city
for years.
Ten or a dozen years ago he came to
Topeka. from Pennsylvania. in the prime
of life and with enough money to give
him a little start He was well dress
ed, hail fellow we'll met and speedily
formed his acquaintances from this set
Of fast young men and soon became
known as one of the best of the bunch
of good fellows as well as the dressy
member of his little coterie who boast
ed of his friendship.
The good times that he and his
friends had at his expense during the
daylight and the night revelries which
usually lasted until near morning, soon
dissipated his savings and 1t was then
he turned to some of his old time
time friends for employment, and he
worked in turn about town for nearly
all of them, for most of them We're run
ming joints and his services were in de-
mand for the patronage that they
brought.
He took new lease on life. saved his
money and became the owner of the
Royal billiard hall and joint and again
began to ascend prosperity's ladder. But
his liberality to his friends and the fact
that he was his own best bar patron
caused him to lose this place.
Every day for the past three years
has seen him sink one notch lower
in the scale Of humanity until today
he is a mental physical and financial
wreck. The combination which
caused the downfall OF Jim sheasley
has all of the elements with a slight
change from the one which is usually
blamed for the downfall of mankind.
IN his case it was wine, women, and
the addition of drugs, which accom-
plished the purpose.
For the last six months Sheasley
has wandered about the streets of To-
peka. clad in shabby and filthy cloth
ing, stunned and loathed by all OF
/ his former friends and acquaintances
barred from the joints where he was
a former prime favorite and welcome
visitor; his money has been spent, and
he is no longer welcome. Two OF
three weeks ago he was taken to the
probate judges office. where he was
tried for his sanity. The physicians
who sat as a sanity board decided
that he was sane, and he was turned
loose on the streets to wander aimlessls
| about.
At the time the First National bank
failed he had between one and tive
thousand dollars on deposit This has
disappeared, and he is today a county
4 charge sick in body and mind, and
deserted by the jointists who have
4 prcfited by his misfortunes and whs
now close their doors on him.