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Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
Under Small Expense

We have purposely located the fac
tory where taxes and operating ex-
penses are low thus reducing the
cost of manufacture, where every
employe can own his own home,
thereby eliminating all probability
of labor troubles.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28

buildings will
doubedly be eworth
This will be
will
acy like other share This
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
Something to Remember


a a
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28

400 Shares, $4,000 Cash and seven
monthly payments of $25.o0 each.
500 shares, $500 Cash and seven
monthly payments of $31.0O each.
1000 Shares, $1,000 Cash and eight
monthly payments of $4,000 each.
5000 Shares, $25O.OO Cash and ten
monthly payments of $230.00 each.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28

on a larger basis, a small
amount of the capital stock
Of the company is offered
for sale until November 10
only at so cents per share.
par value s1.OO. 1t ought to
be worth $1.OO in a few
months. and undnlI htedlv
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
The Financial Opportunity of Lifetime to Get Into M0neyNaing
Manufacturing Business the Ground Floor
Here's the Let
ter from the
Contractor
EARL f. Low,
General Contractor and Builder.
Office and Shop, 22O Il. Fourth Street.
Telephones, Mnln 25O8, Home 8575.

IeIepHUhes NIHIH zOVU, IfUfhe O01O
Los Angeles, Cal, Oct. %, 1906.
Mr.. W. A. Venter, General Manager
Electric Heating and Manufactur-
ing Company, City.
Dear Sir-In reply to your in
quiry in regard to the progress of
the work on your factory building at
Dolgeville, will say that as soon as
I heard from you that the switch
was in on your property ordered
the lumber to be loaded on the cars
here in Los Angeles and expect to
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
Here Is the Proposition

In order to extend our trade quick
ly and go ahead and build a new
factory and esta blish the business
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
What We Have
The Company Owns All the Patents

necessary
buildings at
DOlgevilIe.
which II to be
our permanent
location.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03
!, Y 49, % q, y. 7 =
Armed Men Raid Town.

I:Houe On, Texas, Special. special.
to-, the Chronicle from Eagle Pass,
says a telephone from j Jiminez 30
miles { Up, the RIO sGrandey, ! state that
60 anM men raided the town, plac-ss
ed the mayor, chief Of police, treas
@urer and other city. officials lin. Jail
and are tnow III control. II telephone,
wires :Wgre,::cnt before the message:
was finished. Government troops are.
iSshasl lening fGs Jiminez. Ady.ces Of a;
battle aTe expected any hour
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03
Fugitive Bank CLERK Caught. s

Jacksonville, Ela.,s Special: :-Ro Robsrt
q 1Broc king gten, collection clerk of
the STATE Y Bank & Columbia; who dis
appered5 from there with s., 900 Of
the bank s funds, was captured by
the police III. here at at S late hour Fri 71i:
day ;;andd made q full eelfe essions The
police authorities Of Columbia, were.
notified by long distance telephone
Of the arrest. Bro ckington sa mere
lad and seems thoroughly ashamed Of
his sescapade He ehad all the money
With him except 500. s fi.; :; = =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03
SIX Hours After Return.

s Chicago, pecial: aul o. Stems:
land 10 Whose. confessed embezzle5:
ment of 1000 was due chiefly the;
collapse Of the Milwaukee Avenue
State Bank, Of which he was pTesii-s
dent, was sentenced in record time
to serve from one; TO: 10 years ns;the-
speniil lentiary. Within three hours afs:33
Ter SEenslanla,s arrival IN: Chicago
from Moro5ecco, whitherihe fed before
ssthie the bank failed, the lfforme bank
sreside lent pleaded guilty and received
saentenGa. 4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03
Regarding Impure Meat.

slHWahhgton, .. .gs spsuial.-AItt!tor-
ney General Moody advised the: Sec g:
sTfeta1rfy5 Of Agriculture that the meat
inspection acts 5, % {. aot applyfto meat
products imported into the , United
States from foreign countries. He
does hold, however, !; that the pure
food: act prohibiting the introduction
of the: Importation Of impure Of mis-
tbranlsd foods, would, in its spirit.
permit the Department Of Agriculture
ito refuse .eltrB to. ifors;g meats spr
meat products moi: inspected accord g:
ing to: the rules Of that departmen B
~
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=
Intervention is Certain.
Haysua lE Byz CaSlIess is aeaase

HavsuA ~ ca5iessIt il declared
ion very high authority that Ameri-9S
can Intervention in Cubasis CERTAIN,
furthermore, il is expeefM thag th
proclamation of intervention viii BE-
Iissneds from 9, Bayse President.
Pslpas shagea|i E & spe eciaf gessie
lColAf B st ~ Ititd whssns 4 la & 8 81 il! & Y
! present the Tesigna tions Himself:
sand VieesP ident llsadez gapotes.
Tie Moderate tes, hoWesyyee ei; will not satss t
tend taat Sc sseegssiion Of f congres 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03
New Jersey State Fair: Opens. !.
s,rHenton, ] !. sp{6sai.sg1rsss g1ss al, z

nual interstate fair opened here on.
the fair grounds under the most fa-
yorables auspices. The exhibition is
considerably larger and more conf
plete hana,any. previous exhibition:
ever held here and the list Of prem
iums is exceedingly liberal. In ad-
dition TO the regulsH features 4 ahd
track events there WIN bE mary she-
eial attractions this year.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03

3
ss Is lsss iaI't T peace @
had lbsslls TestoTed stro ong show
3 nut tnost siiIrsul ulsshe6 e6aslyys
q negroes were killed Id 5aanot6 her
aid distant art art o e q three:
ss|issa EIIs slEs
The man evspSs during .tthe daaSs;
have bsss is o5de deri,s iiatss essS
:sof e foursc 6haI :stnies OF State iniEtiaS
from outside points, Governor Terrell
.saylngsf fhe: Ter was given as d masa
teTSof precaution rather than from
any pressing Necessity. The gather:
s;5pss6 aala1ge representa ation OF: bus
;siness aud prof fessional men 1at, noon,
called forS ssyigofTon action BY the;
cls5 legisIa tive auth horiities regarding
negro dives and sa5p ponsM Rssol
demanded that ssa s. b close
and kept essseS g u fsyt tdaH a
these ema1ds the lead ddmg negro;
rs,Jnen stlfs the city united, prom
heir-ssss,psao a.,aaeasssaees
for the common good and their in-s
thence Mis cir oRnlss 4 sbfsSI Fhe
asked The .1rDtec ectioH c5f :tlis adbkieISii-s'
lies for tbs limo cents fa5Hn k7f.
race, as fer those & Of 1 fhsf Mliite they,
were SgivenJfa Hote Of thanks. for the
TLr,S, X = ~ ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03
Platf form scgEssr Socialism.

Buffalo. ~. Special 1.-THE ;fRel- R
lowing i5ssn abstlrast Of the p platform
adopted By tle p:n's.elatie. eeryen;
ss AgstEis tinle, Wien tbs authority
q Democracy. s IS ). thlvekci TO- dsfsudi
rllilIinascisr Iii sis tofst6c masses bSa few rich
sinC;i, dan,s Through Partial j ,iidWss S en- one,
5l;aind. and al d Oh tiiat ttiiaff = to q justify
ih,nanJy extravagant mid ,-ieeold oldtioaar1
proposals which, ,-if fador.e must IN
4evitably produce worse disasters thar.
Htlleakalsss tbey.seeh .tu ,curey we: deem
aaiit:; Il smlnenHy aittias,. to, declare that
The whole Dcmoe "a nrincip9l9e pie is
lembraced in in the oi1 1fauction laid nn,
itle. fist mall:77t that in the sweat Of
atleir browS he aud all his posterityi
must eat their bread:
+ dehoilslss 3 Republican high
iIroiectio which spah!esl4a fey 10
iipl,lndeg the @llola& sboLy oR their fsl.. s!!s .
1,iloY=ei i!izens, by charging eStortig7natss
prices for thS llecesisarless ot.llfe anas' aI1s
Itfe Essentials cs1lsustry. s U.s.. ..
4 fs E: deplnTa us the, most Sinister
icuiiseauence cfr f :. lie ieoirnp ptioil I. and,
graft which .dGsta1s or political. and.
.indL sfliabrlffei die widespread diss
strast and:sdiscsrd. of T Republican. gov
4ernment. which llley haaya ploduced1 i g
and which have lell many meil of IN
doubted prob;ty nth:.ardent tpdtri0..-
ism to:iseeir patiently,1iR NOT appEaye
5inglS,a o. proposals distinctly Social
ittse,Whieh if-aaeplee 5iGust ineSst.
Iabiswfeck. tile found ton, & cf.republi-::
sccn. .seysrnmsntsand enddnger. the ,ens
atiic; fabricsof, !, Christian ton:
issts,l hold flat ihe. eureifors the5ge
abuses is. not u Socialism, .whicR-
sby enormously extending the power
sofs government from any interference
whatever with private industry, must
curse tEetn:s ..l::5 5i..-,,s. .;-,,s'
!. ]. Tt is the duty of government to
ascertain the actual cost Of operating
all public service corpora lions .:ahidI
TO. fix from time TO time reasonable,
rates foTdte service they peri "a. 4:
a.. =; =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03
Bohannon crI Il Fo;und I; Guilty,

Greensboro, Special. Frank Bo-
.hannen, charged with the murder. Of
Foreman r. r. u. Beacham at Fill
Top July Isl, was; found guilty OF;
mufde !in the first degree, 6 Kiser,
.Crutchfeld was found guilty Of being
an scesssory and Oscar Crutch6eld
found mot guilt ty:pf the charge Of
conspiracy, by the jury, which re-
turned "A, verdict at a 0 70 clcok. No
sentence was passed. ~; :;
"A = 3. s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03
-Four Killed in Collision.

.,DanYifle, $SIll [, Special Passengers
:trSin No sS6f the Wabash R Railroad,:
srdhniii1fgI - from Kansas City to Buffalo,,
N. Y, known asathe Buffalo mai! ran.
into an open ,sEsiteh west, Of CaHina,;
N., aalI sefasae i5iS q 6 fssiisgRt train
ALI the spSaSseh ger cars BUT toIhes esftufnedt
over and burned, -Four persons are
known own Mfo M lave Been killed and many
:in5 iin 5sted.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03
J, BRYAN 3, 81 Columbia

S. GsMMbii ,rSsSpeciia 81. Nv illiam9
Jennings Bryan spQk here. tg large
crowd. His spec Was devoted
@ostfY Is the tafff "a & aaGestion Il and was
well receive d: rom hsre be went
direct to- tiah Gee6fgia e
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{ Iaadditiaa 10 2 300 troops at
Camp Columbia, there9are four rapid
ayes batteries in the shore defences3
||hss1 ! aiAdlAa Fusssa s1atterlgu@d
ing the palace. Ore thousand rural
Iguardsmen and volunteers are,sta;,
toned :ins Havana, and in addaiioa'
several hundred city militia defend
the outskirts sof sthe; scitysss With: the.
except tionSof q vol,tntsep tforee 1.-The,
|6itye of Santa Clara is not properly
defended e& at Cienfueges there are
NOT more stGan 5000 rural guards
mem and yolnat teers. although the.
original intention was. to- e4list; up:
Q,00g .msp;s.tIeye. 81, !. ~
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"a enttials


a!tttsa Il y sa!s
Hell ahdss adopf fi aHds soMp1ats;
State tiokpt niaate ..ss:s.,::
General Steward i:Ls 90 druF, for;
gmIserC Ins United States nifist teri 90 Spaias,:
lea thspla fern and mpbasized: the,
rdinal n atufas of Rspublicanism.
Saha5 thss features Of, dff It's parts admin
sstfati ti6nsi .ipRth stats aaiid 1ationaE.
Mention, i 81 Ftesid lent o9ssveltt ta,ths EEjs
solutions and in speeches evoked 7!
applause. I. Il; = 6, =
President .Telegraphs Ills Rejoicing.
e Oyster Bay, N. special.1The
following teleg1hiat sen teby tRe. Bfes=
S5idehf after he Had been Hotihed 5f the:
ffbiaiaatiJhs by til. ReppblicaR Stats
5e6nt8ntisn. of Charles. Ea Hughes. f9t
Govern or. was made ..pablis, here. s;:,,;
3 s:ls IF H. Charles p: Hughes; I.reioise:
for the sake s6ff the eanss of .gosd CIT: cit:
izenship,ii in your domination.
7ii.sttTHEODORE ROOSEVEIIT.' 3;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03
s take parLI this year an The; eSh1blti
promise 5eaSs Of
;:ang ;, prsy oilss q & u ss ia

q aSSgEE
Vine gesl sit be held
I 5sausaaf this fhs 6 s;; 01ssers ] ands
stand ling commiit eos week
att Mrs, ., QUITS and app oints
81 lesls|;al s] }s5ls IS tbss
;auspices o. The: Is y il g people IS So:
,cies hss Aesbyts a6, aptist;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03
Five Feet Deep in Streets Il
BiIoxo, Miss, and Moss PoihE
n, g. 4, e, = tigs - SSpS

Biloxo, !; Miss, and; Moss PoiIM
JNAse,s ba8s not been Heard ft6n q &
lBeai5 s4 RSnts, Moss PaiPt fepofrti II II b
The Water i've feet deep in the stre#
iat.IO 20 'qfcok Weanesd sdayy mig Il
! Thete Rasisa heavy Rain and hi&
wind at Monte gomery, Ala, but M
serious damage was DONE ~ Il Il
81 "a gale is. blowing gat Birmihgh haHI
after a, daSief steady5 rain and E
Memphis the:fain has been eohtihuoE
for S6 hours. 3
Atlanta began to feel the STORMY H
/ hiegH g (saiss d aorE|E q orb &
had bSenE ineFSa seea-fp al; aSteH
pwte eriossss Eesultsa Sa B
The Louisville g. Nashville also s,H
aeyed several 1asholts near New G;
leans and np trains are being rppaf
Svsf certain ssetf58s 5Y tHfs track
age. The New Orleans & North
-westeren reports Is its aeks ..under;wu
ter at several places in the vicinity
: ST = Z. g9!sssHsil 6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03
RIOT IIyI
From RMsss S. ;PI|l D
THOU AR 8 Ull RREST
vyIiif e & iea M

Honss og Darkness F'illed VIII orS
Despite Absence. .of sssss ll ssns Dis Dis
gEbanesg Dnring the PAY y Wild g 4
hm0lss gontri putting to Keep yitis:i
zans MsfYss 81 s af say false
s Rspossss santss o Negroes
Arrested as Brown IHgln ling I
Glass University s and 100 jailed.
Atlanta. Ga. Special The known.
dead, who hase met death ID cons
ssfssas ssl ess !!
man and eighteen ne egroes. TO thiss
snunnbe night Be added the pa}Tle a}rl Yff y:
mrs. Robert ompso i, an estsmass.
sbles white Swomail, who drop dead
Monday esas M shets 81
and beatsn in he gRsts !ehe dead !: s
s - !
onas lesElas Ss1eaEo, ,Alslsa =
s;seas 9 asaanla eenaas nig NJ S.; s;
egroe oes.
arshaiI Gail Iers Did boy
kil,ed a a,sh anet 'sl3l' !lsl thsr Negro
Monday,
nam R,,aa;l ali .iisSlssd nssansa
s spfs AEonlIaW snis| 4
e ME-; ass S. I;s ~ ssss AZ.
:
~ sssss sssssuss ~ n
lltsd e s0as ~. -:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03
- % ery tflilI B
sDf thgF az Dep S1 Of. % So 81 u 4
iie gcoa ion which, citing secre;l
Of slafss Rtsl5 4 padi E td 91san..

1ae cot Hdition j hicllY Acting Secre3'
lE ofssl atsI5 4 aa,d;s i, lsan..5.
htS ocument was that he should.
fly Secretary 7 aft nstead of Sem
81 zayas iident Of the LihefallE5 z
.}y if The go,yarnmetlt desired to
I'D troops: +: . y 8: +;
aatii t!#;zsg ftas haisiieS.
IL government had been strength
s@ the Sdefences Of Havana. There
ebnly snaf astaehmtnts Of f,tfoops,
HE smallerI te#asass is . Havana PROF.
ne, and from one to two hundred;
,@ at each Of the principal towns
osg the railroad into Einat, del Bio.
o@ Of s5sE FIJI SsI IS d aaast
SAs hs ltfSgaFE q duH9 agol.
Dos saiTiSed snf Maiiel. So IS
americans at Bshia Honda hays
q asking dorz1 ans6ip, but no
diSsa a s;sl.,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03
MILLIONS of PROPE IS d
storm Damage siis Est MATED
!, Boo eg0I Water yopt :anas Buslnpssssss I pssss
! district fressnAtins I'M describaabsIss'
Scenes while Heavy Loss al5i Life, &
Has;sa aechfrad ad Among aEswl: " EessI
5asis ii Harbor:s i.

Hssd echfrSd AZ 1stEEsWs; y l7e Eessl q
hsis ii Harbor: e
5'E
Pensacola; Fla Specie. he worst: worst
burrieaiis is Visit this 81 u ;in tsshlszs
Ee aAa aihss ftils= E5l1lS sslyss
ton disaster, aged here & 9uTi9q1s aass as
.Thursd day night and Etaday ssmSfhatgsI
With ii gale still blowing the city spre75
.sshEs a ie@tresked app aafsnlea aahd stlls: IS:
damage, is estimated IS o9oos lesss'
slsi iiS s 1855 ST LITE viii bss assp p assE
sslse mariners, but s. aar+ +sonl yorlss
body bds been covered aSlf1ansnlsalI am
sd GsSrgs afargaa' ash sEahan;S otlss
.er bodies are Isported q 4 long sss thss
'shore, but have not ben covered
j afaa glaivss' .Evid emily Lost.
Mobile, Ala, eesat "A 441Hl Fgrss gss:
sH5fgais 81 sH1les down ZEE bay, |Ss;
wind had a much, higher Yelo city tf1T thaH'3 #
aeMSbas.:: . aFosWlIs IL & along ths Mob :sSS sSSl
.Bay Shore road suffered immensely
8. .gggs1g gg to their exposed sitda ions. os ses
word from the coast towns along the
s. Nashville road dEhas reach. IS.
Cd Mobile. IS =listlef
many lives were lost aid severe an a3:,I
la age /, d doae tS pr5pssrlt Along tHsss saMaIf| M
.Goast there were many fashion onablle9ss: !:
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PALMA 10 RESIGN. /: N! !!
suspe ensiion 81: HosMtilit;i!essI. ii !;
1Il,I5a 1Iln,Is5ail gestsl' and F99sssIsf IF
Government. z.

IsHaS BY gable:-The insufg--
Its h d ahciined to, Seek Tie bsheht.
E tha nist;ee during tie. aontinn:- Z.
nee bs peace nsgoti tiatiors. Here,
pforss; aassre was merely yereaal. s Eal.
'greehGs without aHy defaffe terms,
& ut. 4 saacument was prepared and
akeni H the camps Of Generals.
suerrh Aha Castillo and these chiefs. his IS
|ttasH# kNsif signatures SO i: The. The
|ocnd Ss Vas signed BY Acting sssss. s
|stard a the Ihterist Ny 6htaltS q,
'ehalf MI the government. sss ss
Thd @ilowing is the text Q. Sec
etary at s armis stieei 4 as . agreed ap--. tt'-.
Is aHSalteiy: By the suSgsnts apd nd
d u oaa ah hSndition BY The gpgerpgmlens l
ffii;ic;al VI .s.; 81 E = 5 II
ss..AA Kahce or suspe on. OF aims. |.
.IaSiiitss5sH I H dsssreed aE8 azasIssnt
e CIEas Ind proc claimed to the forces
f Bberal party ba bess sadess
ss 8. asi sasermediarg for the purpose,
{ aff5aaing q permanent peace, hayysg
be htBSaS htBS SS + to request the pposiag1
,artiaass ito specifcally agree during
he ffassI to refrain omlaa nets s2f
!ostilskN and to desist from an mil
taryi Warations of a hostile eharass.
er, lid all Bfspa atory movements
i maaSsl1iEres las which could hot have:
cen 3hsrfs M formed during the e0ntinu-
nee saz lhost;litigs Or which would.
ave AYE a@gsa q ] performed under the Fl fire OF
he ping party. -. ~, :
::sssls safo 1noyemen y ]
AXE Hide Oh either M thou 9ss
iGied to the oppesnis autI 81
les, iSi the. seereta he /
or Of hsdba, Alfred Zay ySE repressfite
ag thhMberall pa party and the Amer
can pssse commission
,ssd MFhis peace shall be effective
hro5s sdut Cuba. ~ :. ! !
:;sss if either party violates any OF.
.heS @ snsasaa
be- basSs aafF hS { take 0sfi1e il aes'
ion until after az complaint or notl-,,
ication: to $the peace commits ission. s
4 e shall not sbes ress
iiined FOR at least "a hours aeter 1iess
ifisa slss 'iii
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l.lhzA rsstival.

Greenwood Special - An annual,
E,ayeat sof :inip ortaaJlftye t st eenwood is.
the Il estiEal snr Gshnysant the.
ssiaaM Fair and e i !, as the, time for it's
Observance is is. rapid y sappr ching
great1 interest lis. sbelrs taken in the:
event A fine feature of. the festival
s s Z; ! 8 R;sI' 81. 4,
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an IIIanIIHII| egTogEIlz. rs
5RARY IND HUG - J
suss 'enoa1e
Iioaofaalz nc .D
EONTEST i For G1V VERKOR NOW 4 0N y

CONTEST For go Vernon ] I. NOW50N 10 9 !.
AI=Iz IEaIsli ii d 2sla!#l lIlA4.Ils IT.,
lglsl Sds zslsl sIalf7|, s SCI q
iT e ammany Chief Murphy Preyisl
56aEiy nn5a 5ahhca d ssI ds;sidhs Endss
B penasnse league Candidate is, is
s fsYl Eg Egzprps5 99ySr= 9ll
ne1mingls =.5=
BaKas; y 4 /: 81 G a6 gaa
.ocratie State s58a lvsnt tiorll; at an early.
ii Aaari ahurAnE aEsowing a pr6ltttng-
8 81 ioll, no dominated " illiam rs. S.
arsti allaad the candidate :of s3 ths. Il
Iadaaela gaghsJ for Governor 'Iyssl. g:
ssss6j !:
saa 81 astos<i Hearst, 500; Sui:
ecessats ts q
ss6oisss ssS IS
9eIosh Il the & BfsaosfFatlS State.
yentiou haa peri & ils1 g orgallls.5
szaaon, The plat fornI irclsa gas 50 3 ss soa st y,
siatioa felicitat ling yan and adopt.
ssd file nd iiofits report Of Che eensnaa
M sfse ssnI coaesled seat. 9fhisE | yas \ 4 4!
agd| showed q sus a4ls as.ahs
asafEtt fIis lioiiiiiiiirias ion i, la g.
seaHdidates forE governor wasah a, ells5ss 9 !
sglln; an lbanb county delegate Lead. 4.
giiag for Hearst. G gH i -essag
s;sSsSulaerg was Hlaced in nomina ton By
sGaofge Reins af Monroe tte
Che Che Tts cheering 6f salzef.
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JUDGE Is SURPRISED
That Mrs. Taggart Should Have Left
Country With Children

COSHOCTON, Ohio, January 16.-'I am
more than surprised that Mrs Taggart left
the United States with her children" said
Judge Eason, who presided in the Taggart
divorce case, when told that MRS. Taggarr
left for Europe yesterday.
''The only point which Mrs. Taggart
claims to have appeal over my decision
In the case is my ruling regarding the Gus
tody of the children. The divorce is final.
but she has now filed an appeal bond for
$4,000 in order to pay that part of the de-
cree as to the custody OF the children to
the circuit court.
My decree does not permit her to take
the children out of the courts Jurisdiction,
but If her appeal holds good she would not
be in contempt, but she would have to
abide by the decree of the circuit court
which meets February 13 at Wooster If
the appeal does not hold and Mrs. Taggart
has taken the children out of the courts
Jurisdiction, unless she has an excuse that
Is satisfactory to the courts she is in con-
tempt and subject to fine or Imprisonment
OR both.