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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-04

Brig Genl Commanding South
GeorgiaB rigade. U c. c.
c. a. Sheldon,
Adiutant General and Chief OF Star
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-04
s1oo For a Bottle.

This would nat be large price Is
pay for Dr.. Diamonds Lightning
Remedies for rheumatism il one couli
not geti relief any cheaper. The
Drummond Medicine co. New York
have received hundreds OF unsolieitesf
testimonials from grateful people re
stored 10 health, BY the use Of tneu
remedies. who would not hesitate @
pay any price rather than suffer the
former torture. If you would like 20
try these remedies, and sonr drugglst
has not GOT them, write direct to the
company. Agents wanted
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-04
AlLANlR ID V[hI
AAIInII nIrEnrn
IHfUGH PLEASED
JOURNAL HAS AN EDITORIAL
ABOUT THE BRUNSWICK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.


The Atlanta Journal of Yesterday
contained the following editorial
which viii be read with interest in
Brunswick "A
"The Brunswick Steamship
pany, which viii operate
boats between Brunswick
York. in connections
IA. birmingham
will begin opera9
ture b. sprfh&
have regular freight
Iished. and it Is one Of o. o.
the company 10 later extend err
vice to Boston on the NORTH 10
Cuba on the south PASSED. as
well as freight service will b} I'm
"The Installation Of this lin not
without its meaning to Atlal Al
lanta is one Of the most mk7ltani,
If not the most important s2kherg.l
railroad center at present. p1hc
from the west and middle west Mfrom
ST. Louis. Cincinnati. Chicago. Louis
le, etc.-to the southern islands.
naturally pass through Atlanta
decreasing volume because Of the
Alship line-both passenger and
freight traffic. Moreover, any addt
ton to the service between the Geor
gia ports-and addition which is in
dpendent--tenGs to create a health
full competition which is not without,
its direct effect apon freight rates
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-04

GO DOWN TO THE CITY AALl
AND REGISTER.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-04

Children and Boys Suits at sa
Ing OF 35 per cent ~ Sig LevisOn
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-04

GO DOWN TO THE CITY HALL
AND REGISTER.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-04

Oil clothing of all kinds AT Sig Lev
con
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-04

For hunting coats. shell belts, leg
gins. gun covers. etc, 80 TO sig
Levison
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-04

.Mandollnes. guitars, banjos. yiolins.
acordions. mouth harps and all kinds
Of musical Instruments at Sig Levi.
son,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-04
Eree Medicine sampIes

90 not prove that remedy is good
for anything If you want to expert
mont, try samples for other ailments
than rheumatism You cant afford to
lose time and risk life III tskiiis
chances with any medicine which has
- estood the test OF time Drum
hd's Rheumatic Remedy has n
twenty year record Of cures write
to the Drummond Medicine c.. New
York. for literature.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-04

A ine line Of suIt cases at very
low figures at Sig Legison.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-04
ORDERS TO SOUTH
GEORGIA BRIGADE
GENERAL SWEAT URGES A BIG
ATTENDANCE AT COMING
STATE REUNION.

Headquarters South Georgia Brigade,
O. V. c., waycross, Ca, November
2. 1906.
Special order Series 1906
Every one who can should attend
the annual reunion OF the Georgia
division. u. Y. G. at the beautiful
and hospitable citv Of savannah on
the 18th and i4th Of this month
The railroad fare will be two cents
per mile for the round trip and the
hotels and boording houses will give
reduced rates. Moreover. preparation
are being made Tor the pleasure of
all who attend while in Savannah.
That those who attend Will have
good time and greatly enjoy the
occasion is assured While ever
member may attend eh camp
ahould appoint the Yer Of
delegates and altef the
transaction Of busin ara
their names ano q
j W. Wilcox. adj
con. Ca. and also
sors and maids oY
Miss Florrie May Heath, Of TN
asville, is hereby appointed sponsor
and Miss Kate G. FIallof Brunswick
maid Of honor. for the South Geor.
gia brigade, with Col. r n Hopkins,
Of Thomasyiile. and Major w. b Bur
roughs. OF Brunswick. as escorts.
The newspapers Of south Georgia,
always liberel towards our cause, are
requested to publish this order.
]. |. Sweat,
Brig Genl Commanding South
Georgian rigade. U G. c.
c. a. Sheldon,
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ANOTHER LOT TABLE OIL CLOTH ALL coLoRs W. Toe
WONDERFUL VALUE IN UMBRELLAS, one CUSTOMER 25e
FRESH F7 BARS. ELSEWHERE 2o ovR PRICE PER ls. ioe
QUE CANDIES APE Fresh AND DELICIOUS PER L. u. %
Fresh MoLAssHs KISSES Just ~, PER Ls IS.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-27

The New England Medical Gazette
for March. marked "TuhercuIosis Num-
Der" has an excellent article 10y Sarah
VI. Ulohson. NJ. D.. daughter of our
tnwnsman. Hon. =. ID. llobSon. entitled
What Chicago is doing in the lnbrr
culosi, Crusade" Although the Doctor
is obliged to confess that Chicago as u
municipality, is doing comparatively
little tor tuberculosis yet her article
plainly shows that she herself. not only
fully understands the situation and its
needs. but also that she is one OF the
"mdividual physicians to whose effort
the occasional tent in the back yard, the
cauvassed or Widowed porch" aud "the
ii e escape improvised as IA balcony.
bears witness to the attempt Ito carry
ont in private practice the success OF the
open air. full nutrition treatment Of
tuberculosis" Still the article shows
that good deal is being done in Chicago
ia the way of free lectures, some hoSpt
al treatment, a..d the aggressive worn
done by the Visiting Nurses Association
The article closes with this significant
sentence: "But the municipality OF
Chicago does not even protect hel
citizens from violent death, and it vii
he long day before she will Lavish
money to fight the white plague"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-27
Human Blood rlarks.

\ tale of horror Was told 10y the marks
Of human blood ia tie home of J. W
Williams, we'll known merchant OF
Bac, Ky lie writes Twenty years
ago ! had severe hemorrhages of tie
lungs, aud Was near death when began
taking nr. Kings New Discovery. It
completely cured me and have re-.
nained well ever since" Ilcurr Iienor
images, Chronic Coughs, Settled Colds
aud Bronchitis. and it i, the. only known
cure ior Weak Lungs. Every hottie
guaranteed 10y John ". Thurston, Drug
gl,i zoe and Sl.0O. Trial hottl. free
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-27
DIGEST OF CAUCUS LAW.
Principal Features OF the New Law Summa
rized for the Benefit of the Voters.

The following is a brief summary OF
the principal features of the caucus law
4 request in writing. signed 10y voters
equal in number to ) per cent OF the
vote east for governor in 1901. handed
to the town or city clerk on or before
May -, requires party caucuSeS to he
governed 10y the check list and the
ballot to be used in voting.
The voter must sign a certificate de
claring what party he intends to act with
and hand it to one of the listers at the
time he delivers his inventory on or
before Nav 20. Otherwise he shall not
he eligible to vote in the caucus of any
party Voters who are not required to
make inventory shall deliver such GER
titicate on or before May 20.
The certificate is not part of the
inventory, nor does the oath pertaining
to the inventory apply to the certificate.
Certificates must he detached from
inventories and returned to town or city
clerks on or before May -.
On or before May -, the town or city
clerk take the aforesaid certificates and
the selectmen in each town and
the proper officers in each city shall
arrange the names thereon in alphabet
the names in columns as to political
belief List must he posted immediately
in four public places.
The board of civil authority ia each
town or city shall on or before May y.
appoint a time and place for the revision
of check list, and notice thereof shall he
attached to such posted check list. The
board may adjourn from day to day, but
said list must he Completed aud returned
to town or city clerk on or before june >.
The board Shall insert in the copy of
the list fed in the town or city clerk S
flee the names of voters omitted. II
shall also erase therefrom the names of
persons not entitled to vote. having first
notified such persons in writing of such
intention and delivered the notice to
them in person.
No caucuses shall he held before June
5 and all caucuses Of the same party
shall he held on the same day, the exact
date to be fixed by the general or execu,
i've committee OF said party.
1t appears from the law that voters
should register their party choice on or
before May 20. but il for any reason
their names do not appear on the check
list as posted they may appear before
the board of civil authority before its
final adjournment. June }. and their
names put ON the check list.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-27

Ie,il,-s relatives came here last week io
attend th.. funeral of Mrs. Hale. Among
ti,-n were H.. t.-urgr Ch-ury oi -.
! ,iu-l,ury aul his tao sisters, Mrs.
Adam, OF Darby. aud Mrs. Pierre al
Berlin, Ms. Ellen Iirl' Savage Of
Lewiston, Me. Mr. Guuld Of Pas,uml-
sic, aud Others.
Miss Grace Marsh returned trom
Massachusetts saturday, having enjoyed
her vacation very much.
The spring term Of schools will begin
ia a frv DAYS. Several of the teachers
have arrived.
Mrs. Martin Burt has come to to-.
village to spend the summer.
Ms. Irving Howker aud daughter
Marion 20 To Old Orchard this week for
vacation OF a lev WEEKS.
Franklin Bell j. ia quite poor health
al 'h'' Time 'e'"S ''''ih "' '''e"''''
ism.
stephen Nmlih Is working III Tue
Merrill NM
Mrs. Dora White has returned aud
opened her house Tor a snort time.
Herbert kimhall ard wife gave a
sugar party 80 several friends last Satur
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-27

\ petition asking Clement not 10 en-
ter he republican conventions, hut To-
ruu Independently, has been started IA
Bennington aud is being seut into the
several towns throughout the state.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-27
FnInAY. Arm -. 1905.

The whole world MAS startled l'>'
week hy the frariully destructive earth
.uuakr and firr at san Francisco. II l.
probably the most appalling disaster
tina, ever happened IN this country
,huu.h there have h,--u many >ucu "a
other countries. and other times where
the loss of human life has hreu much
greater. But there probably never WAS
a nrpat calamity like this, WHEN relief
MAS afforded Ia the sufferers. m"r" si"i'-
.aupously. speedily. or mumltirentlN, tina"
tn unfortunate >au Fiaucl>r". Millions
were subscribed aud appropriated Within
twenty four hours, and supplies we're on
the way To the stricken city. before eN' Il
th. fear of famine. OF epidemic. nt
rebuilding OF the city has already heeI
hrruu and san Francisco will PhwmN
like arise from her ashes. lnrer, We hope
aud more glorious than ever
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-27
Republican State Conven ion.

At meeting of the Republican State
Committee held April Is, it was decided
to call the State convention to nominate
candidates for State officers to be held
at Montpelier on Wednesday. June 20.
Under the new caucus law. all caucuSr>
will he held on the same day this year,
and the committee selected Saturday.
june 9, as that date
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-27

l.eI.u..sl tot alone 10 her family. she
was ih- property at tii- community
Here t..a ,hr viii l.- mi>,s-l l'--au-r her
place uill l'r rnriy. Aud Il - pace I
which Mil ~ v-ry d.flirull {" hll. Ter =
life lie her. 80 fall oi >A-'-ln",, aud
love. j. act lived every day. She Was a
Woman at Strong sNmlathi-s. ~ ready
Ia helm ih.. uui,rtuuate. aud uo ease Of
distress Nss ever presented In h"r IA
vain. She had hest vi friends who
loved her ia lie aud now that She -
lead. etiry- ~ over one lac Ia the long
wears To- come would leave an aching
void ia their hearts The community
shave With the family the great >"rrn"
that has come Ia both. Ia the church,
too. Mr, Hale will he missed. for her
place will he empty. We ought rather
To- say churches, f"r although her mem
hership MAS here. yet the church arrnss
tue cpllllioh lrll iidt SH's h'f''s ''''''- -
to them. Her s,mpathies, her h"lpiul.
ness. we're in bath places. She was
interested in the welfare ut God king
dom ia I.uuenhurg hy whatever agencies
In was carried on. To the pastor, >h'
Was a lnyal frieu'i aud her many kindly
words OF counsel aud sympathy will lou-
lie remembered hy thrm. In the Slrci"
work OF grace held in the churches th'
early part ui the winter her interest wa
marked. She loved God, and her h'ghes
ioy was to know that her friends am
4 neighbors were enrolling themselves ~
the Lords side. Personally, have Sns
+ taiued great loss. for ! hav" lost
,. friend. True friends are not toun'
r every day. The los, i mutual. But TIE
Y thought is forced upon me today tina
h our loss. grea, rs 1t Is, is our d'p1rte
d sisters gain, and >omrrintc, somewhere
s We shall meet, aud What Ne have io,
k We will fluid, and in that hni whrr
l. paintings are not known Ne shall ahld
- forever.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-27
COBALT
The Rich Silver District Recently Discovered
in New Ontario.


The eyes ot the world are now turned
toward, Ontario where the newest silver
discoveries are creating the maddest
excitement iu .hr whole history OF North
America
Cobalt is the centre OF a greater min
ing boom than Mas Dawson City in its
paImie,t days Instead of the hard
trails and ,treuuur2 efforts that were
necessary to reach the klondyke, tie
way L, Cobalt is easy aud can be
reached direct in sleeping ear. The
Grand Trunk Railway System will carry
YOU there with al the comforts Of mod
eru travel.
\ postal card to the following address
will bring you comprehensive and
complete illustrated description OF the
new Eidorado with MAPS and all infor.
nation. j. Quiulau, District Passenger
Agent. Bouayentue station, Montreal.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-27


whist - rsurlirnt
A. Gssd Hrr, 3. prrmaueut-
HeaTt> arr ,iust--hrsrt~ lsVrS TruIaiu.
lirart> hove Uii meet again.
Aud ynu uh" know that no sou' could
have mav,-i yuur lie a. this onr has
unless IL came irom a source Divine
mast ALWAYS SEEK the spirit uf the hymn
you have chosen Tor this service, aud
say. believing.
80 long thy poW'r hath hless'd me- SUR it
stHl
Win lead me 90
p'rr moor aud iru. DER crag and torrent. til
The night q pone,
Aud with the morn those angel fnccs smile,
Which l have how'd Iuug since. and lost
awhile
At the clos. 81 Mr.. bales remarks,
an opportunity was given for tn" last
,ilrut farewell. aud the r-maiuS Wer,
escorted to the cemetery, ~h-r- thu
closing service was said, and the hnl,
committed 10 the ground in the fall
hope Of a joyful resurrection.
Thus has passed to her final reward
a woman Of rare qualities Of mind aud
heart, most devoted wife aud mother,
kind and faithful sister, aud a true
sympathetic friend. She Was deeply
interested ia churrh. missionary anC
L.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-27

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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-27
REV. c. W. KELLEY.

am forcibly reminded today OF the
words of Jonathan to David
Thou Shalt he Missed Because Thy place
VIII be Empty"
Jonathan was not more truly missed
at the kings table than the godly woman
whose body lies before us Il waiting burial
will be missed in the coming days Of
sadness and gloom. That she will be
missed in the home because her place
will he empty need hardly be said, for it
is difficult to fill the place OF good aud
true wife, and Impossible to till the
place of kind aud loving mother. That
Mrs. Hale was all this aud more is well
known to all who have had any knowl.
edge of her home life in the years past.
The loss sustained by the husband, the
children. and the home is greater than
we can realize, and our hearts for them
are full of sympathy, But sister Hale
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-04-27
ToCuRE CoLDIN oNEDAY.

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quiuine Tab
lets Druggists refund money if it fails
To cure. +. W. GROVES signature is on
each box. PC.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-08
CONF NFEDERATES
TO new ORLEANS

THE nfrt annual meeting g the
United Confederate Veterans sill bs
hs'd lh Ncv Orleans on April 81 81
and Several Nmin veterans
and sans % veterans srgsei to =. p4cs.
ent Ihc leal camp wtIi meet won
= seieet delegates TIE railroads
have made 8 rate 4 ans cent PEI mile
each aaF ard it j. erIscted that
there sill D. laNs attendance
John I. cat major general II tie
Indian TrffItop division. iH a..
uoanelag the dats u tie reunion
ays TIE remarkable death rate
among tie 81 C0ufsdefates aamon.
lsles IS thaf bat i iee more short
Ysar slll haze passei shep none o'
Is siil - left % meet ia reunion
Therefore isl al' sho can. attend
this meeting Amp.e arrangements
haFe tsen made 81 yoaf entertain.
ment
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-08
Joint Resolution of Senate and House
Continues Tribal Governments
for Another Year.

Was ast MaI
at asfe fhttfe ra3s H rgs
a.utaa uafaare the ffl govern
mut af Ure aie civilized re= hf
aue teaf af aHr March lsH sls
HesH afi9u vas psa8 yesterday after
Haa H Hateh1 uaaH.Hl. otu
Without fHe tHha ,srun1t
aai re.af.ou ue..t H.ate heel lls#te
Marcel 4aftHs }saf
I1elatH hI aHH mnrt Ire
senate fa Hsilrsf vae Intended
ia vlua aI fla a't.reaf .atEtctfae
u arisf De- utss pbe tHe -
Huu 81 um government TH
Hste Rr5 have aH rUs dfs
So euaa rHe station aHd
tH ~enafg r such confused
aftH HusFt#tenIaf ag,ftHa Missouri
Kansas s. Tesas aaI rnn provision.
afd ihe pfops disposition iae raI
aads tH JOINS resolution df th8e
eiaue'ef Has HHsIie7ei t.Iea auIF eav
aaf
Nf Eiap elMfman of the ln1au
emmIf4aU Umed himself utterly
imae4aai ia fhe Iass af defaaa.ue
tfe committees action Senator twg
o Kansas aua senator cIafk 9f Wabn-
asiat Times came % hIs rescue Bot
app 81 bees ldend Hndsfa cross HrB
6 opoaHar ard hahg and went to
pieces much afte Die fashl 81
selo1. hag lu s public debate
II VAS 0n motion 81 Ailf.rI that
tUe tribal relations were extcHaed
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-08
lury Chosen

" lnsau g. W Hek anf
= So hu1tHs IaH commissioners
aEe eHan fH faanlnt tn.fs Go
er rH Ha 81 thf tsr ~ t
eiHcb el0 etae 81 Mam Starch
s. O0de fainaBd Iamos
E NIeE NafessA Maf Gamble
nawes an1 the hea iH Miami
SSH mpan 0m N@t William
Weo W IukHs b La8d
John IS NHt 1eru pmau
Charles Aibu ilm MtCofkie. Jehn
Mefrh a gtnlta : 6 Williams.
lefef tbit haNn snrfea W. III
iiamc 2 lee q p Wessa HN
lam Nafes J. sil's3n. Ceafge
6Hnan aua ae0ge s naeh If
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-08
SANTA FE
Now Surveying a Line
From Coffeyyille
to Vinita

Yesterday tnnegtNle pagew ~.
port thar there is etsFJ prospect thar
tie Santa Sc sll ln 1,8ft time e..
tetd its Southern Kansas lins from
the present terminus in CoTef llr
southeast through Centfa.m a. YhlgA.
Tho Santa IS lAs avnsd faf several
fam flgllt af uag thfoagb Cafsy
vile and extending south three miles
e. the Indian Tgfftop line t0f
some tlme ths rFi1 of aaY las not
been used but yesterday tie slHattsr
eho have hesa occupying f scfo of.
dsfed - move on, and track ell b.
aid ~ once
II y stated that : preliminary sar
tsv A. far IS Centr4iA has alfaAdy
uesn made ard thAE fho route as faf
zs vlult4 IS mappe4 aui TIE santa
fs has already ine from kansas
Through the territory OBJ geld ff0m
CAney e Iui.a but t tas teen loos
ing silh iougiug sgsi a. tie eastern
portion 81 tie tsffliou Tie con
tsmplafei Iiue sou.d RON through one
q tbe richest farming sections q
tile territory atd oDs tieh II oil
Eas ana coal
If tie santa Fe does contemplate
building TINS Ine q which there
sssmf little d8ubt Il ulII caeHw
Wlth tie NiHlta A Western. whlet II
surveyed irom Nin1fa - goreytIi.e.
Ten mila - tie ufht 0i nofti, from
t1ils cltY having heuH alraig graded
NaFs 81 the Hah hss leea slspeHfd
during tile wiHler aHt tha d - from
Ca1eysHie regarding the intention uf
tlss Santa Fesill doubt less sir things
up
Noane ID NiuHa Il Is 10 elless %
AS would 0blset q eeius the ssn,a
- ieatet th6 8af lt Nfa b, h8pd
that tie e CafasYHie stofo IS rarfeet
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-08
Will Survey Now Road

8 saeeIa Dispatch f5o1 Guthrie n
~ kaHsas Cty io0ma am uat %
s. Gcuahe engineer q the Yinlia s.
Western has bah directed g. make q
survey taF the 81 loah b Re1a Il
Western noFsf8aH ffam Gulauo
Through the osase caauirf Cd fsu
Junction KAN wharr connection
vii b. made wlfh ugo Missouri ~
eiae Nf @eHBHu Hi uet it wAs
stated 81 fip eiira ~ tae empauf in
thh citf ulin4uish fiis duties as eB.
Kinetr u fhc NluHa s Western he
has tiat suft s. aeH u hand a8w
that he San saIefInlead the HeW sat
ter ME genuug Wis eurlusef of tfs
81 Rene s Wesfsrn during fs ean.
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-08
FnNAIanI

bepgty S D nuFpz reached ylulta
late yesterday Afternoon with A r.
CtIsheuhorrg ~ 0koee. vho early yus.
tefgiAy morning shot d negro algo 8Aa
trying 90 break into his store Yes.
fcuiaY evening Mr. CushsnbeffY uaa
given a preliminary hsaung before
Commissioner 7 J FafTaT. vita found
tiie AiIlinE iuNlaAhle ard discharged
80 CmhrnlNFry
NJ Cusilsnheuy testified thai De
had gone to ls.d Ia his slefe eiin MS
eight tsag o'd sou Al midnight
fheY Were anakenea us he smashing
~ eln - Arising Mr Cusheu.
trrfg heard tlrrs men talkinf outside
ulc uindpa Ibei nnlb made ~
opening large eipasi o. admit s man
and ere % tht llpe was hoMed 0p
Mr Ceshenlerry tired iht man drop
pei and hls launeu Hed Mr. Cusn.
euoeru aHag three shats a. ttem.
and tHay afus thf.ee 81 hlm hone &c
tne shots taking effect
It's uan shot bf NJ CasAs8berts
vas found dead ~ dsf feel from the
vindos Tie ballet a 5. Colts cns
teTea bis hady ~ .nch heiIud ana
above tle tit nlppe AID probably
pAnstt thmsh tae heart gr aae q
fbr great arefles TIE dead man
sas identified b John H.air q FounF
uegfa lbs hone remained bIiclea
- tie frnrs but his tw0 caupulons
escaped Efforts afe telling made te
capture them