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The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15
CARL scHuRz Is DEAD.
Special to The Sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel.
New York. May 15.-Carl Schnrz
widely known as publicist. and
former cabinet member. died at his
home in this city at 4:35 O'Clock yes
terday morning Deth was due to
a complication of diseases following
an attack of stomach trouble. which
became acute on Thursday last In
spite of the brief periods of seeming
improvement Mr. SehurZ slowly fail
ed and yesterday afternoon sank in
to state of coma. which continued
until the end. At the bedside were
a son, Carl l.. and two daughters.
Marianne and Agatha. Edward l..
Pretorius, Mr., Schurz' business part
ner and Mrs. jacob and Strauss. MIR.
Schurz was &c years of age. having
been born at Cologne, March .. 1899
Princeton, n. j.. May Former
President Grover Cleveland today
paid the following tribute to the late
Carl Schurz:
Il look upon the death of Mr.
Schurz as national atiliction.
Though he had reached length of
years and though his activity had
waned. was still a power and strong
influence in the life and sentiment of
his countrymen.
ITO those who priced high disn-
terested patriotism he continued to
be inspiring as leader: 10 those who
loved unfiinching moral courage. he
was a constant teacher. and to those
who aspired to the highest ideals in
civic life. he was an unfailing guide
Ills example and lofty career are left
to us to stimulate the young. to emu
laiIon and to encourage all in right
living Such men can i'll be spared,
and what they leave 10 us should be
carefully kept as a precious legacy"
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15

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nre sign that you need glasses
..rlsct getting them only increas-
n tronble. B" getting them in
+, NAV obyiate the necessity of
|srng glasses constantly.
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A. B. Gis1AsoN, FGhir0ir.
Yer hUfum til sUlu VIC vrgu VERDI og
rymilegum borgunarskilma]um hrvals
l0nd / MINNESOTA, NoRTH DAKOTA og
CANADA. SGrstaklega leyfum yer oss 40
benda 4 hin agetu l0nd, sem yer h0fum
& bo0st0lum 1 undralandinu nYj ia /
Mclean, Mercer og Oliver counties /
N. Dokota. Ver0 fri $500 til $500
ekran.
Umhocsmenn fGlagsins / Nor0ur- og
Su0ur Dakota cru G.. OLGEIRSON,
Underwood, N. d., 90 ROY T. BULL,
Redfeld, S. d.
Annars snii MEM ser munnIega e6a
brtaega til undirrita0s raosmanns f6lags-
Bi0rn 3. Gislason.
MINNOTA, MINI.
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Til kaupenda V1nlands.

Nj er sa timi ars, az all-Aestir hafa da-
it'll p%eningara0. Margin aupendur hafa enn
ekki borga0 fyrir bla0i0 Petta ar. Yer hot
UNI eigi vilja0 ganga hart 40 m0nnum fyr en-
sa timi knmi az sem beet st@0i a fyrir mimi
um me6 fjarra0. En- MI Purfum yer maud
synlega a peningum 40 halda, og cru PAD Pvf
v~insamleg tilmali vor, 40 allir borgi MI
askriftargjald slit sem fyrst. Umboosmenn
vora hvarvetna bi0jum yer svo vel gera, a0
innkalla skuldir bla0sins hid braoasta.
Oar sem ekki eau serstakir umbo0smenn
bla0sins sendi menn borgunina beint til
The FINLAND PMDHsH1HG TO-,
Minneota, Minnesota.
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Nyjar k
(Niourlag fra bis. G1.).

(NlOurlaS lTd DlS. Ol.)'
06inn. Manaoarblao me0 myndum. Utgefend-
ur: Nokkrir mem / I'eykjavik. Ritstjori:
bcrsteiun Gis1a:on. II. ar, 5. og &. blao.
1bl0oum Pessum erumyndir allra alPing-
ismanna vel prentaoar og fylgja penn sma
greinar UNI pa ALA. Bloc Pessi cru 40 ollu
leyti vondu0 mj0g og hin eigulegustu.
Araroot Hins Ev. Ldteska Kirkjuf6lags Islend-
inga / Vesturheimi. %. arsPing 1906. Ritstjorl
Bj61n b. J6nsson. Raosmaour JON j. lopn1'
P%rentsmioja L0gbergs, Winnipeg.
Efni: i. G~ERBARHoK. 2. BANDALAGs-
ping, 3. ViNv1DURINN oG G~RE1NARNAR,
neutrality-suspicious. eftir sera Friorik
Hall grimsson. 4. ~fsLENzK On1Le1RN1, fyrir-
lestur eftir sera Bj0rn B. J6nsson. 5. s6kS
oe Worm, fyrirlestur eftir s6ra kristinn K
Olafsson. 6. ARssK1nsLA S%Kn1EAnA 1905.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-10-01

at landi brott og koma peim fyrir / 6bygoum | far
legri heimsalfu, svo kom Pao upp dr katinu 40
Suburban gptu meo engu mott staoist pa vinnn-
f6lkseklu, er af Pvl myndi leioa, 40 b(0kkumenn
allir tlyttu br6tt Paoan. pa er MI vandinn sd, 40
Suourrikjabdar geta hvorki an PETRA verio ne
saman vio pa bdio.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13
NO suvsa IN NEW oRLsAas.
Nspsr1 Published IN Mobile oald 70
0a Untrue.

Nspsr1 Published IN Mobile eald 70
De Untrue.
New Orleans, July 7.-Tnformation
that Q report was published in Mo-
bile saying that yellow fever had ap-
peared in New Orleans was received
BY the Louisiana state board Of health.
DR.. G. H. Irion, president Of the
Louisiana board, authorized the state
nsnt that the Mobile report was prob
ably based on the fact that q case
Of fever. which had been ofiicially d.
agnosed as typhoid, was reported FRI
day to the state board a. suspicious.
This case was reported merely a.
fever, accompanied by black vomit
The state board Immediately appoint
cd q committee OF physicians to ex
anime the patient. They worked
all night, making every test possible
and were unanimous In the diagnosis
e9 typhoid.
Two other cases Of pronounced ty
phoid fever were found In the SAM
house. The examining physician
were DR.. p. 4. Archinard. George X
Pratt and J. M. Bachelor
Dr. Irion said also that 30 far az th
state board of health can learn, ther
10 now no yellow fever anywhere
New Orleans
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13
Cost Of Agricultural Department.

Washington, July 7-Secretary WILL
SON has made a computation showing
that 1t would require an investment
Of $3.50. 100000 at 2 per cent to pro-
duce revenues enough to run the de-
partment Of agriculture for one year.
This Is an Illustration, he said. Of
what is being done for the farmer.
The income OF the department from
all sources. including the direct ap.
propriations. revenues from forest re.
serves and the allowance for public
printing, is q little moro than $11. 900.
900 q year.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13
Changes Political Situation.

Washington, July 7.-By the ap-
pointment Of Attorney General L. r.
Wiley, OF the Philippines. to the
tudgeship of the United States court
In China, and by the promotion OF
Gregerio Ornet. the present solicitor
general OF the Philippines. the attor.
ney-generalship of the Islands, two
prominent candidates for places on
the Philippines commission have been
eliminated and q decided change hal
been brought about In the politica!
situation In the islands.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13

Chicago July 7.-omcials OF the
federal government began on 6atur-
dsy an inquiry into the circumstances
connected with the drowning OF the
i've naval reservemen who lost their
lives late Thursday night Leuten
ant J. H. Quinan. Of the revenue cut
ter service. assistant inspector Of life
ssving stations on the Great Lakes
Yin head the court OF inquiry.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13

Norfolk, Va. July III Victor
Abrahamson. . Norfolk merchant. has
forwarded otho state department at
washington ofElcial complaint against
the Russian postal authorities against
Il IL charged have In many instances
refused to make payment on money
order remittances sent from Virgins
TO Russia and in certain cases threat
ened with arrest and banishment u
Siberia persons making repeated d.
mand for money sent them Il the!
dare make complaint to higher ON
cials.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13

( Tallapoosa. o.. July e.-The exoel-
sior plant at Truithurst. Ala. buSls
and put into operation ahout : yeaS
ESQ, has Just been reduced 70 AsheA
The hre occurred about o'clock -
the morning, and b supposed 70 have
originated from . spark a . pAselne
locomotive. The plant bad beea 90
ing large and successful buslness fos
Its owners. Andrews . Grant. whose
loss IL about $500. with 10 tnsuranos
d known.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13

Seattle, Wash. July &C. Meade
Emory. a lawyer. Was shot and proba'
bly, fatally wounded at his home by
Chester Thompson. . student at the
University OF Washington. and . soA
Of william H. Thompson. formerly ~
attorney for the Great Northern rail-
way. Thompson. II 10 said. was in-
fatuated with Miss Charlotte Whittls-
soy, q niece Of Dmory's, and Misc
Whittlesey, II 10 alleged. requested her
uncle to prevent the young man from
entering the house. When Emory at'
tempted to carry out his niece's al
legged wishes. Thompson shot him.
after the shooting Thompson barricad
ed himself In Q room In the Emory
house, occupied By the wounded man''
two small children. and refused t<
surrender until his father arrived.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13
etsed oliI Passes,

Atlanta, July 7.-By q vote OF ls0
to 8, the lower branch Of the general
assembly Of Georgia Friday morning
passed house bill No. II. by Mr.. 6teed.
Of Carroll. a. amended. providing that
the county school commissioners shall
bs elected by the electors Of their re-
spectivs counties. who are entitled to
vote for the members Of the general
assembly. The adopted 9psudment'
a. submitted BY Mr.. Wright Of Aish'
mond, is to the effect that nothing IN
the measure shall be 70 coUs}ruoG u
annulllng any local or speclel Nv nov
in force. providing for the ergenisa
tion and maintenance Of pubic schools
In any city or county.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13
Man ,s Fatally Burned.

Chicago, July 7.-Almost completely
enveloped in flames which were start
ed by the accidental combustion OF q
package Of peroxide of soda which he
carried In his pocket, William Scho-
on ran through jackson Boulevard,
pursued by large crowd. the mem
bers Of which were anxious to catch
him and extinguish the flames. Schoen
was finally caught by a policeman who
tore his burning clothes from his per
SON. He was taken to q hospital
where It was said that he was fatal
y burned.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13

Brewton, Ala, July e.-Fred Leslie
Hancock. murderer OF Professor -ssss
Troutman, who figured In Q ssnsa-
tional trial for the crime at the ia's
term Of the circuit court. committee
suicide In his cell ip the Escamo''
county jail BY taking On ounce Of "a
bonc acid. Hancock made his escape
from jail May 8. and has Just beer -
captured in Kansas City. No. shenn
Raney returned here with him iass
Friday. He left . note In which ~
said he was going where he wou's 70
ceive Q Just trial, where only tnc
truth was told. and whore 10 wou'e
not be tried BY the prejudice OF tns
people.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13
MAN IN PRISON IS
NAMED FOR GOVERNOR
Haywood Selected BY Colorado
Socialists.
MAY Dc RELEASED sv FORCE

IN Nominating Haywood u was
Openly Charged that Hs had Been
Kidnapped and Imprisoned At the b.
hest Of the "capltalIstIe" Glass.
Denver. Colo. July Tit was learn
"a Friday night that the Socialist par
ty Of Colorado held Q convention IN
this city on the Fourth Of July anu
nominated q full state ticket, headeu
by William d. Haywood. secretary
treasurer Of the Western Federation
Of Miners. now In prison in Idaho io'
governor.
| Haywood 10 accused Of being a par
ty to the conspiracy which resulted
In the murder Of Ex-Governor sheuh
enburg. Of Idaho. by dynamite
bomb. =,
In nominating Haywood, John M
Martin, of Denver. said: =,
II do not rise to name wen
, groomed business man or proies
sional politician. seeking graft. NO
do I name q labor leader who Is dine'
aud wined at civic federation pan
quets. But ] rise to name MAJ
who. In executive ability is the pee
Of the best and whose personal 10
. tegrity is without stain.
"A man whose hands have bee
: calloused by honest labor and whos
very heart throbs In sympathy VIII
!: those who toll. A man who ma
" never been praised by the capitalist
. press as the greatest labor leade
- In the world, but who, as q laoo
leader. has never betrayed his tru'
nor sold out strike. A man vh
because of his loyalty TO the wor
= Ing class, has been struck down :
brutal soldiery on the streets OF cit
- "A man who, for that same loyalt
.e was kidnapped by the command OF Il
" powers Of capitalism and contrary
~ all legal forms and observanees WI
~ ~ carried to q distant state and throw
:" into a felons cell, where for mont
:" he aud his faithful comrades ha'
lo waited, demanding in vain the spec
-, trial guaranteed to every citizen
~ our constitution and laws-William
- Haywood, the prisoner In Caldw'
Jail"
Mr.. Martin declared that the VOL
ing classes Of Colorado would RAJ
W. to Haywood and that he would
's elected. Concluding. be said:
~ "And II they refuse to release b
1s we may feel impeled to march
1ss Idaho and take our chief executive
force II necessary out Of the teeth
~. the dogs of capitalism and carry b
- In triumph to our statehouse."
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13
Mlss Keller on commlsslor.

Boston. July G.-Miss Helen Keller,
the deaf. dumb and blind girl win b
. member OF the new commission los
the industrial education Of the blinA.
which has long been advocated by hes
and which recently was created by thu
legislature. Governor Guild has an
nounced the appointment Of ave mem
pers to make up this commission. Aisl
keilers term will bs four years.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13
Mrs. Moauher Dead.

New York. July G,-Mrs. Elisa.
beth J. Neagher. widow Of General
Thomas N. Aeagher. who led the Il,
nous Irish brigade In the civil war.
10 dead st her homo In Rye. West.
chester. OF heart disease She was
horn In southheld. N. Y, In 1870, and
vas . daughter Of Peter Townsend.
Nrs. heagher's great grandfather
made th echain that stretched across
the Hudson during the revolution Ia
prevent the British from ascending
the river above West Point.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13

London. July 7.-William ]. Bryan
ana Mrs. Bryan are spending the
weekend as the guests Of ambassador
whit'law Reid and Mrs. Reid at wrsst
park to which place they rode In an
automobile Saturday morning. Among
the guests invited to meet Mr.. and
MRS. brysn arc Lord Goshen. Miss
Goshen, Lady Herbert. Lady Evelyu
ward and Lord and Lady Nonsou.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13
..w.,NoS Asks TRIAL ron sovs
Or. srsushter Tei's Of Visit b Cell o.
The Old Man.

Ae DrouO0eoN 0vo oS VWt - WI "
The Old Man.
Atlanta. July Elm the prelude TO
,,s regular sermon Sunday night. DR..
proushton told the members OF his
oonareeation Of the recent visit he
m.Ss TO the cell Of J. @. Rawlings. un.
sar death sentence for the murder Of
The Carter children.
Some time ago the old man wrote q
latter to Dr. Broughton stating that he
nad read his sermon in . paper and
wanted to talk with him. Az the
Atlanta minister happened to Be in
voldosta last week, he paid visit to
,he cell OF the condemned man and
had q long talk with him.
Dr proughton stated that the old
man acknowledged freely and frankly
tnat he had paid ALI Moore to kill
Tho old man, Carter, but that he had
no,hinp to do with the death Of the
children. and was 40 surprised to hear
that they had been killed a. anyone
else.
what the father wants. however.
&c a new trial for his sons. He claims
: that II they can secure . new trial
that with the new evidence already
discovered there IL little doubt but
: that they will be saved from the rope
He claims that he alone was rssponsi-
!. ble for the murder Of Carter and the
Carter children, and that the boys had
! nothing to do with Il.
= III there 10 the least chance that the
r boys are innocent, they should have a
A new trial. said Broughton. "and hope
+ they will secure such an opportunity.
a THAT valdosta jail is 4 disgrace to
r the community. found the incest
J. kind of people In Valdosta, but tha,
fail 10 q dirty dungeon, and tits q
n shame that prisoners should be con
Q ,ned In such . place. While wa:
h talking to the old man counted abou
% half q dozen rats running around. ant
s I was obliged to lift my feet from th'
r. f,oor to avoid them.
" 81 found the valdosts people 40
1T general rule perfectly willing to CIV
o. the boys oil the possible chance I
k. prove their innocense. The old MAJ
" believes that at the time of the mul
y. der the people we're 80 infuriatsd b
y, the crime that his boys could not q
le q fair trial."
to Mr.. Cooper. attorney for the Raw
as ings boys. who is In Atlanta In An Q
yn fort to secure q new trial for the boy
hs was one Of those present at the Tabe
We nacle Sunday night when DR.. Broug
iy ton spoke Of the visit TO valdosta. A
by ter the services he sought out o
D. Broughton and had Q talk with him
Ell the case. telling him Of his efforts
secure q new trial.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13
wants Plans for sattIsshlp.

Washington. July 7.-Secretary Bo-
naparte has issued q circular inviting
chip designers and ship-buildins nrms
to submit plans for the 2o.0o0.ton bat
tieship. authorised by congress. The
naval bureaus have also been instruct
Cd to prepare like plans for compari
son with those submitted by private
bidders. The preliminary plans ar<
20 be submitted by Nov. I, next.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13
Whelsssls Dry Goods AssooI alton.

New York. July 8-The national
Wholesale Dry Goods association, com.
posed OF over ninety jobbers, reprs.
sentins nearly every important city
In the country except New York. has
called . meeting here for Its exscu.
tive committee next week to take W.
rious grievances OF the dress goods
departments OF the associations mem.
bers. The dress goods departmsn,
men have just recently been organized
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13
Child Labor Dill.

Atlanta, July IA child labor bill.
framed by % Of the a members OF
the senate. constituting Q majority OF
the upper house Of the state legisla'
ture. and insuring Its adoption by that
body, was introduced In the senate
Friday. The new measure 10 said to
meet favorably the requirements OF
those who voted against the child Ia
Dor bill, which was defeated In the
senate last year, aud It Is believed the
new bill will be passed by large ma
jority during the present session. The
measure as introduced Is said to have
been the result Of continued efforts
Of the different members Of the sen
ate to reach some agreement thai
would meet with the views Of all.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13
Delegates to Wireless conprsss.

Berlin. July Tho foreign once
has been notified that the delegates Of
the United States TO the interna ational
wireless telegraph conference. which
VIII assemble In Berlin Sept. 8. will
be Ambassador Tower. Brigadier Gen.
eral James Allen. Rear Admiral H. N.
Manney and John |. Waterbury were
nominated respectively by the de-
pariments OF war. navy and com
merce.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13
nIea erem oas PeIsenIno.

New York. July IA young woman
Known % Uilsn Holmes tisd from gas
poisoning Saturday At the physical
ana surgical hospital. where she was
employed a. Q nurse. The coroner
Gays Il clearly was . case Of suicide
but no reason for It 10 known. Lit
sls 10 known about the dead woman
st the hospital.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13

Washington. July e.-The .poeeeoee
department has discovered that - sf'
ror. was made In mal1ng ont . ~
cess appointment Of the poetnastss .
Dallas, Tex. b. a. Hoboneon oaa
been appointed to succeed Williap =
O'Leary. who died sbout = yeas 40
The commission was erroneously -
sued In the name OF 0'IAaxy. Robin
son has held the once since tha eeass
Of O'Leary. but had not besa 'cenafm
Cd because of opposition from Senator
Culberson.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13

Washington. July THE navy d.
partmsnt Saturday received two cable.
grams from Commander Potts. naval
governor a the islapd p Quar-. rel-
ativsly to The stranding a The Army
transport Thomas. The orse CABLE
gram simply reportsd tAat he ship
vas q . rsse near Guam and that
tAs station ship Supply had bees cent
20 her RELIEF. The seoond usssAge
reported that the supply was unable
% pull the Thomas o6. and that tusl
vsrs needed. but nous vas 10 b had
at Guam
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13


Topeka, Kans., July THE state
supreme court has handed down de-
cision holding Mayor w. w. Rose. Of
Kansas City. Kans., In contempt for
having assumed the ONCE OF mayor
after the court had ousted him for
the reinforcement of the prohibi
ton law and the law against gam
bling. In the order Mayor Rose II
ordered to relinquish the once and
10 fined $1,000 for contempt. Tht
court further orders, II Mayor Ros'
fails to pay the fine within 20 days
he shall be committed to jail unit
such time as It is paid. Mayor Rose
attorneys Immediately filed q writ o
error.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13
Congratulations es Roessvslt.

Berlin. July 7.-Presldent Roose,
veits congratulations to Grown Prince
and Crown Princess Frederick Wil.
nam on the birth Of their con. have
Just been Transmitted through u
american embassy and the foreism q
nee 70 Emperor William ana IN
Crown Prince and OrovI Prineeaa
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13
orexee Cleveland 10 III.

Chieaso. July Ga telegram was
socolved here stating that former Pres
taeut Grover Cleveland was sick at
his home In. Princeton and would be
unable 10 come west as he had intend.
"a. Mr.. Cleveland and James H.
Dchols, former comptroller Of the cur.
reney had planned fishing trip In
wisconsin. but Mr.. Eckels was noti
"a tonight that Mr.. Cleveland would
be unable 10 keep the engagement ou
aooount Of illness. The Telegram
~ not state the nature OF Mr.. Cleve
| lands Illness.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13
otssj Beam orushss Man.

Macon. Ga, July THE remains OF
Waiter n. SAssd. former Macon man
and . bridge contractor. who was hit
In BirminGham by steel beam which
dropped frsn above him while -
was engaged In the erection OF .
bridge for the Central railroad. were
brought here Friday and Q funeral
was held In Hart's undertaking. chap
el, Rev. T. D. ELLIS ofnciating. He
was Q resident OF Macon two year.
ago. and has for . long time followed
bridge work. He was = yeass q
age and leaves . family. Intermen'
occurred In Rose Hin cemetesy.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13

LAsaystts. Ina. July 7.-Ars. Solo.
~ Oobhen sn1 her slx chilarsn were
husnN1 70 1eath u Ore which %.
slsovel tAsls hons here. Solomon
0onAAn ~ hnsband anl father. was
hAlly buEne4 but vil recover. IN
un1lse lAnily vas aslseD when ~
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13

Mobile. Ala. July Fire that
started Il 0ulfport, Miss. early Sat.
urdsy morning. caused loss Of about
$50. 900. 0ix or eight small buildings
we're destroyed and the Western Union
and Postal Telegraph ofaces were
damaged. all wires being lost and still
down. The union depot escaped.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13

Saginaw. Mich. July GA sAsclins
tank In the Cossndai Dye Works, a.
Dlodsd with terrific force. vreekins
The building In which Il was looatsd'
instantly Killing y, a. voshl. ~ en-
ploye. and woundlng four other per-
cons. Every window 10 the block
vas broken. Carl Cossndais body
was later found In The ruinss making
two dead and four injured by ths ex
plosion.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13

: chattsaooga. July 7s-TAs TveletA
eavalsy. ststioned q post oUlseAorpe
% the OAlshapsnss bsttlsAsA start
g astugdiy morning - DsaetSee
usreh = xpssvIlle - return. TA>
paetmsut toat n enll 1sses ~ vi1l
- ever ~ - uoee e ~ uAseh q
Husnslle'e - ~ thase vhe vsal
= 49, sellS ~ hsss = ~ ~
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13

Berlin, July THE eeorts. oocial
ana private. made 10 bring sbout BET
ter relations between Germany and
Great britain. have been peonoance1
. success. Empsros william y -
tive, outside oe The regu,as chaaneaa,
n impressing Bnsilshmsa With III
fact that II y his purpose 70 leave
nothing undoAs - The German ssde
70 restore ssrseable relatieas.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13

Mob Astse Negro Whe Killed w"@
Indianapolis. Ind. July s.-As!on
Morton, Q negro. shot and killsa me-
wife on Q crowded downtown stree!
Sunday night and was pursued ssverss
blocks BY . mob Of 1000 people ben!
On iynchihg him. Morton sueoeeoss
In reaching flre station No. !. vhsrc
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