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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-14

friends were writing would do the
same. go to the Httenaan schol, and
am in the sixth grade. second gram
mar room. My teachers name is Miss
Vida g. Rose. She Is very kind, only
some times she Is GROSS. am In drill
Tor the last day OF school. have a
twin brother; he is IA years old. we
have a pony we drive and a brown
dog we call Buster Brown. and he
takes his bath every morning. We take
the Ottumwa Daily Courier and
barber IN Hiteman. MY friend, Lizzie
Plaster, wrote to the Junior and she
asked me to write. Well, will close
hoping to see my letter in print. ]
remain yours. truly,
Anna Rhea, age IA,
Box 127 or 335,
Hiteman, Iowa.
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ARBoR DAY

It was beautiful Arbor day. All
the children were to 30 to the woods
and gather flowers until noon and
then they were to have big dinner
Then came the exercises and they
were fine All the girls were dressed
in white and all kinds of pretty
flowers were pinned all over them
The girls and boys all had wreaths
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JUNIOR RECIPES.
PENocHA

Two cups OF light brown sugar, one
cup Of milk. One tablespoon Of butter
one teaspoon Of vanilla, three fourths
cup Of walnuts, or other nuts If pre-
ferred.
Boon milk, sugar, and butter. When
the mixture becomes waxy II dropped
IN water, remove from fire, add the
nuts and flavoring.
It must be stirred until thick, then
pour into q buttered pan, and when
cool, cut in squares.
Edith Lucille Perry, age IL,
Bidwel, Iowa
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HOW TO MAKE A SCHOOL YARD
BEAUTIFUL

I live at the Taylor Orphan Asy
lum on a, large farm.
think way to make school yard
beautiful, would be first to clean and
rake the yard up neatly. plant some
pretty flowers along the walks OF
path leading up to the. school house
Plant trees around the school yard
make flower beds, and keep the whole
yard looking tidr.
Your friend,
Emiline Baker. age II.
The Taylor Orphan Asylum, Racine
Wis
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The SOUVENIR nosrALs.

We will send a souvenir album to
the first Junior who has twenty-five
cards sent By the Courier Junior.
Even II you're working in the Adver-
Using contest you can work In the
postal contest. We are publishing q
lew recipes today and these little con
tributors will get postals. We want
more recipes, but the Juniors must
send only one recipe at a time. Each
recipe must be accompanied by a lit
tie story or letter.
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AR1oR DAY

OF course all the Juniors know
what Arbor Day Is but doubt il many
know who was the originator. Well
Mr.. ]. Sterling Morton is his name
He was pioneer Of the sos who went
with his wife into the West. He went
to the Eastern part of Nebraska, and
there began beautifing his claims by
setting out trees and he soon had a
driveway quarter of mile long. He
is dead now but his son sought to
make Of the old homestead a memoir
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THE MAY PARTY

One day Grace gave party to hel
little kindergarten friends. ami
they had lovely time. A number
of them were dressed in fancy suits
and they looked very pretty indeed
Philip had on green suit trimmed
in gold and carried gold cane with
ribbons on it.
OF course It was not real gold, but
1t looked like It, He wore blue
Stockings and had hlua cap. On
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THE PRIZE WINNERS.

The prize winners for the Flower
Seed contest are: EDNA Nelson, OF
tumva; Lucille Perry, BidweL;
Agnes Jacobson, Anna Chour. and
Eneline Baker, Racine, Wis. Each OF
these juniors will receive pretty
little basket as they. complied with all
Of the rules Of the contest.
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WHITE LAWYER CAKE

8 eggs the whites, Q 10 cupfuls If
sugar, 1 small oupful of butter, cup
full Of milk, "a Of q cupful Of corn
starch, 8 cupfuls Of flour, liz tea
spoonfuls Of beking powder, tea
spoonful of vanilla.
Your friend,
Fay Cayett, age ii,
r. f. D. No. 2,
Russell, Iowa
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ial and does it by planting trees, but
in a more extensive manner than did
the Father Of Arbor Day. His old resi-
donce is still called Arbor Lodge.
will send picture Of two OF his
groves and Arhor Lodge
Very truly yours,
Orville Morgan, age IS,
Richland, Iowa
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slippers, and snow-drops, then some
May flowers and some ferns would
be very pretty and on the outside put
a row of violets.
Wishing the Courier Junior mucn
success.
Your friend, -.
Frances Norton. age 9,
Melrose, Ia.
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LEMON CAKE

Two. cups flour, two cups sugar, six
eggs, six tablespoons milk, two tea
spoon of cream tnrtnr, one teaspoon
soda or two Of baking powder.
Pearl West, age IL,
r. r. D. No. /.
B1akesburg, Iowa
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A MAY PARTY

It was bright May morning when
a few Of us girls had planned to spend
the day with one Of our friends, SO
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JUNIOR LETTERS.

Editor Junior
am little bov 10 years old have
a dog named Carlo and two ponies
named Pat and Roxy. We have two
black calves We had the measles this
winter and had to stay out Of school
for while. Our teachers name wac
McAfee.
We have about 400 chickens and an
incubator. Some time ago was kick
ed by calf and chippled little bit.
had a lot Of fun skating this winter
on the pond and had a good time.
Bernfce Finch,
Route No. /,
Belinda, Iowa.
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dear Ed1tOr!- rs 80
! j have never written to the Courier
Junior before. SO thought as my
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<1HR0 OuON, d15S II,
The Taylo~ Orphans Home,
Racine, Wis
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11
Sc o. eINEs gELoNoa 70 cvaA
Decision Rendered by United states
Supreme courf.

Washington. April lO.-That the
Isle Of Pines Is not American terri
tory was oficiaIly and judicially de-
olared Monday by the supreme court
Of the United States.
The decision was rendered IN the
famous case Of Edward J. Peary VS..
Neyada N straaaSan, collector Of the
port at New York, and the opinion OF
the court was announced by Chief
Justice Fuller, who said that up to the
Paris treaty the Isle OF Pines had been
considered as an integral part Of Gu
ba and that II could not be held to be
covered by article 2 OF that treaty
which included only islands In the
vicinity OF Porto Rico.
The case originated II connection
with the importation Of q few boxes
Of cigars by Pearcy In September.
1909, but its hearing by the court was
from time to time postponed in the
hope that the status Of the island
might be definitely fixed by legisla-
ton or diplomacy Thei cigars were
made in the isle Of Pines Of tobac-
co grown there, and when they ar
rived, Pearcy refused 20 pay duty on
the ground that they were Of domes-
tic origin The collector thereupon
seized them. and Pearcy appealed to
the United States circuit court. where
he secured no relief, az that court
sustained demurrer filed by the gov
eminent, and dismissed the ease. He
promptly brought the case to the SUI
preme court, by which the decree
Of the lower court was affirmed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11
LIE FoR sLApPINa AUsBAND.
PromInent New York Physician Ae-
eused Of Murder.

New York, April 1c.--Dr Samuel
s. Guy. a prominent dentist Of Far
Rockaway and for q number Of years
coroner Of Queens Borough, IL under
arrest charged with the murder OF bis
wife In their home.
The woman's body was found lying
on the dining room floor with two bull
let wounds In the breast. Dr. Guy
was arrested as he was leaving the
house and just as servant came
screaming from one OF the doors and
Historically told a policeman that her
mistress was dead.
The doctor came from q saloon near
his residence and entered HIS home
II IS alleged that be went to the
kitchen and annoyed a servant for
some minutes, finally being induced
to leave the girl by his wife The
servant says that as husband and wife
entered the dining room Mrs. Guy
slapped his face. Immediately after
ward the door closed and IN few
minutes two shots startled the girl
Or. Guy walked to the hall. took
down his overcoat and started out Of
the house. A policeman met him
and asked him where he was going.
Just to get cigar, said the doc
tor coolly.
A few seconds later the cries OF the
servant were heard and the doctor
was promptly arrested.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11
eey oonisss.a lis SCI. 81 .eoo

Charlotte. NJ c., April i0.-R.
w. Gray. the i7-year old boy. Who.
on the Iith 81 last November. stole
81 400 Fron the Sourhern Express
oompARy Al salisbury, n. c., was
caught IN BuRslo, MY. and
brought back tS Salisbury. IN his
csl. yoang oFay made faIl oonfession
q TIE Aeii aes sre the story Of his
vanderinEs since The aase % Ire rob
berry. He had bsea 70 south Amer
ioa. Canada Asd many other places.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11
sTops Work ON sourHEaN.
lie Inability 20 Negotiate sale Of I'm,
provement Bonds.


provement Bonds.
scottsboro, Ala. April 10.--OwinE
70 the fact that the Southern railway
has been unable to negotiate a sale OF
It's Improvements bonds, large con-
tracts IN northern Alabama and the
southern part Of Tennessee are being
suspended
These include the extension OF the
Stevenson and Chattanooga branch.
and the tunnel through Lookout noun
tain. At Cummins Gap.
The resident engineer and twelve
assistants in charge Of this work
have been Withdrawn, and tina month
~ estimates for w. j. Oliver, the
contractor, have been greatly reduced
II Is reported IN Scottsboo, that the
company has cancelled its contract for
the steel superstrueture OF the bridge
across the Tennessee river at OtiS
Island, and that the bridge company
10 10 be paid per cent OF its con-
tract with the cancellation.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11
lls 80 Aorss b Sc Hlm.

Montgomery. Aia., April 10. AIRS
BeTl coob ~ this city, was painfully
wounded resulting from runaway &C.
cidsnt on Warrington ayeape The
AssBs losl esstrel 81 the horss. and
her AOsbAue. in an eadsavor % stop
ne horse, shot him. without eilllns
hia. ne ihfaristsd horse rsa iato
. telegraph pole, prsoipitatlng sIEs.
CsoA. VIE waa taken 70 = hospital
~ treatment. Her Aushand vas nei
enE1-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11

sandorsville, Ca. April IO.-Tur-
nsr RoughtoR shet ana instantly kin
Cd Ben 5 jackson. Both men we're
prominent farmers near pavisboro
Roushtor had shut Up somo cattle OF
Iacksoa's thar had destroyed RoaEh-
teas crop. Jackson demanded their
release RouEhtoh refused unless ne
damaUs was paid. Words follow
Cd. jackson vAot. but missed Rough
ten returned the are. and KILLED Jsck-
son Roushlon L 10 1ali. haWug come
70 town and given himself up 70 ths
shertR he claims self defense.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11
peputy sheriff Shot Down .

Birmingham. Ala. April 1O-Dep-
uty sheriff John Roderick. Of Center
Vile, Ala was shot and Instantly
killed at a house near the slpssy
Lumber company plant. IN Bibb coun-
~. Roderiok and sim Dardsh, a
Tuscaloosa deputy, had Eone 10 =
house 70 arrest q man. named Rsda.
charged with burglary. Az Aey Az
proaehed. the door was hrevn opsn
and ROderlck instantly killed. OAR
zen was covered with pistols b. three
ether men. and tho guilty az sot
away.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11

CAarlOste, n c.. April ie--.A man
giving his name a. A. j. scuthail
Who vas arrested ia Augusta. vas
Identified 81 means q pistols and
evsroOat By Charlotte oncers a. tie
mn Nho broke luto . Charlotte hard
ware store hefs last week and ROB
bed 2 q humber o. Nst5is. over
coat and SIX aoliars.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11
AnnIyersarY q vesuvIuF EruptIon

N|HiIttNNNNNfN " NNahNfNN ANNNhN6WN
Rome April 10. The anniversary
o. the DISASTROUS eruption Of Mount
yesuvius last year was marked Non
day BY tNo harmless earthquakes In
Calabria. and huge religious process
elons ID town around the volcano. The
famous statue Of the Madonna, be-
Neved BY tho people to have sweat
"a during the calamity. was carried
about By the clergy and local author
itleh and was followed BY thousands
81 worshlpers, The professional feast
a. NoceFa Interfere ended in = riot
eaused. u Il said, BY excitement over
report that another statue Of the
Madonna was opening and shutting rs
eyes Police had 70 quell the dis
turhances.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11
TENNESSEE mob
THRASRES NEGRO
Took Porter From L. an. Pas.
seuger Train and
oAvE HIM 4 TERRIsLE FLoooINo
Negro Is Reported To Have Died from
the Effects Of His Trsatmsnt--E4s lie
Said To Have InsuIted White Man,
Which Enragsd the Mob.

Nashville, Tenn. April 10.--A dis
patch from Huntington, Tenn. says
that an enraged mob boarded Louis
vile and Nashville train at Trezeyant
on Monday, seized the negro porter,
and gave him terrible beating from
which be is-reported to have ded
The negro IS said 70 have insult.
ed white man named Dewitt Bow
der.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11

Charlotte. \. c., April 10.-H. q.
wilson. Walter Wood and Char.es
Rogers. the noted yegremsn, were
gwen nieen months and two ytarS al
4 half respectively Ia The Mccksvilis
Superior court. paYie county They
were charged with robbing he hank
Of Dasie. Tae three prisaaers Eers
brought here from Ausata aud WIN
- retnrae3 70 thar ciy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11
eanIsrsnss wIn ~. s,v.raI p.v,

Berlin. April lo.-Flve Americans
Who were appointed TO superintsnd
che observance Of customs rules re-
Tareieg exports from Europe 70 the
Uri.ed States, are conferrlng here a.
% the best way Of dealing with the
vnTiona manufacturing Interests IN dlf-
ferent ERropean ceuatries the con.
ference wlll lss, several DAYS.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11

Webb City, NO April lO.--As q
reaut Of breeding over being denied
admission late Joplin society several
years agO, when her husband. the
iese slate senator Thomas Conner
became suddenly rieA from mining ep-
erationn, Mrs coaRer was on Mon
CAV atiudsea insane. Senator
eonnor died recently. leavlns an ca
sass yalssd Al over g. 900 geo.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11
LOUISIANA wins NOTE TAX sur
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Loses
In Hiuh Court.

Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Loses
In High Court.
Washington, April 10. The consti-
tutiOnahty ~ the Louisiana law OF
1898 making taxable IN that state
notes taken by non-residents on ac-
count of business transacted there.
was brought into question in the case
Of the Metropolitan Life Insurance
company OF New York, versus the
city OF New Orleans. which was de-
cided by the supreme court Of the
United States in favor Of the city, the
opinion being by Justice Moody
TheNsuit grew out OF an effort by
the city to tax the company for $40, :
600 worth OF credits on business
transacted IN the state which was re-
sisted by the company on the ground
that the notes were taxable only IA
New York, where they were held.
The attempt Of the authorities beyond
the state and to take property with
out due process OF law.
In announcing the courts opinion.
Justice Moody said that the mere alb.
sence Of the notes from the place Of
their origin did not deprive them Of
taxable status In Louisiana. The
effect was 70 uphold the state law.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11
GEORGlANS GO
FOR Immigrants
HOke Smith, Gunby JordOn A.,
Major Williamson Lsav.
THEY SAIL DIRECT TO BREMEN

eeorolans Call at White HOu., -,
Pay Their Respects to pr.,ls,,,
Resources Of State To Be ADVERTISE
In Europe.
Washington, April 1O.-Ths com.
mittee Of Georgians who will VII,
Europe In tie effort to turn some nor
ton Of the tide Of foreign immlrr,.
ton TO the south, left wash!nctos
Monday afternoon and sailed from
New York Tuesday on the Kaiser WIN.
helm II for Bremen.
They expect to visit GERMANY
France, northern Italy, Norway
Sweden and Scotland and study The
immigration problem.
The Farty included Governor-elect
Hoke Smith and wife; G. Gunby Jor.
dan, president OF the Georgia ImmI.
grafton association, and his niece
Miss Burnett, of Columbus, and Ma.
ior and Mrs. w. w. Williamson.
Of Savannah, Ga. They were ac-
companied as far as New York BY J
A.. Betjeman, of Albany, Ca.
The Georgians forming this special
immigration commission called at the
white house and talked with the pres
ident concerning the object OF their
trip, and the general purpose of their
association. The president was out
spoken In his approval and common
dalton OF their plans and pledged the
hesrtiest support Of the administration
In furthering their method OF induc-
ing southern immigration. He gave
TO Hoke Smith a letter of presentation
10 the United States ambassador a.
Berlin The party also bore letters
from the state department 10 other
American Representatives in Europe
and letters from Charles A. Boyutoa,
OF Washington, D. c., and Melville
Z. Stone, Of New York, to the As.
sociated Press representatives IN 81.
rope.
According TO present plans TIE
whole time Of the trip will not eT.
coed one month. Eliminating the
time consumed In the passage thsI
Will not be IN Europe over two weeks.
In this short period the visitors e..
pect TO get in touch with boat Ire
oficials. government oficers, and the
various sources through which emf
grants may be solicited BY advertise
ments throughout Europe.
They viii explain that the scutbe1a
states are the most desirable portioa
Of the American union and believe tha'
through the presentations they VII
make and the connections theJ will
establish abroad the way Will be paved
Cor systematic and elective detaA
work In the future.
John A. BetjemRn has secured if0n
the North German Lloyd STEAMSHIP
company the assurance hat they VA
shortly institute a combination pas
senger and freightr service fron BS-
lin direct to Savannah, with salinss
once every three weeks. This 70.
gratifying news TO all the members o
the commission and when Il was nea'
toned 70 the president he declared -.
Enthusiastically that II was he 10
practical and effective plan thai COW
possibly be devised.
Ths commission proposes 20 -.
ever the hrst ship load Of immisI-
IN the early fall, Just when sofLen
are being needed 70 gather and ~
ket The cotton crop
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11

Amsterdam, n. y, April 10 The
piant Of the Amsterdam Broom cam.
pany. the iarEesi indeaendcn, brush
and broom coacern IN The country
Was DESTROYED by Gre early paesls,
mSrRing loss $50 coo Wuhan.
Sullivan meuiosr % the are depart.
nent, was ineaiiy Fieed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11
Paroles Kansas Murdsrer,

Topeka. Kans. April 1o.-Gover-
nor Hoch has. Il Is stated, authorI-
tatiyely decided 10 parole wilde"
Sells, who has served nearly twenty
years in the Kansas penitentiary for
the murder Of his father. mother.
sister and brother. The case has been
a noted one. The murders were COM
mltted on March z, 1854. the four per-
sOas having been cut and slRshed in
4 horrible manner. Willie stoutly
maintained his innocence IN de-
Tending Sells his attorneys argued that
II would have been a physical impos-
sibility Tor him 70 have committed The
crime. a. he was sickly and develop
81 no more than a boy OF 10 years.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11

Columbus. Ca. April l0.--A re-
mRrksbls Incident occurred Monday In
the city court OF Columbus. when a
negro. Sleepy" Glenn arralEned on
the charge Of vagfancy. was given
his liberty through curious error. A
motion was made and carried In the
Jury room thai = verdict Of guilty be
returned. The foreman In writing
the verdict Inadvertently made Il mot
guilty" and the verdict was so an
nounosd The Judge dismissed the
jury. ana when the author OF the mo-
ton made his way to the Judge, and
explained hurriedly that the verdict
az announced IL not the enc agreed
upon, Il was too late to rectify the
tnisioha
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11
saw 4 n Paper; oIes d Hy..erIos.

Saw Il In Paper; Dies IN Mysteries.
Chicago. April 10--A dispatch to
The Tribune, from Evansville, Ind. !.
says; Thrown into state OF ner-
vous prostration by reading an ac-
count published In a newspaper Of her
supposed death Mrs. Louis A. Doc
10y, aged AZ. expired Monday night.
Through On error the death OF wo-
man Of the same name was reported
as having occurred in Mrs. Doolsy's
home, and as she read the story she
fell from her chair to the floor. A
physician was called. but was unable
70 learn The reason for Mrs. Dooley's
collapse She became rational later
and after talking a few minutes. be-
San to cry Il am dead; am dead
saw is in the paperl" and died In
Mysteries.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11

Philadelphia, April 9.--o1s 2, g.. -
large buildings IN the Lnasas -. -
navy yard. containing ne say
ioinar shop and pattern shop,
most destroyed b. IRE sarI 49,
day. Omcers AZ the yaFa -
the loss a between $40 900 s.a '''''
coo.
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prove strlke Rreakern o..

Hamburg April 10 Another at
tack on the substitute English long
shoremen was made Monday Aight.
Men unloading the steamer Huss on
returning from the shIp found the way
blocked by Gordon Of strikers. who
drove the striks breakers on with
sticks and stones. One OF enc strik-
ers fred a pistol At the fleeing Eng
lishmen, wounding one Of them In the
thigh. The cargo ocngestsd Of the
harbor continues Nearly 900 steam
ers and ever 80 sailing vessels are
waiting 70 dIsehargs or tn,Ie on car
SO. Foreign lonEshorsmen continue
arriving here. -Four hundred and eigh-
~ reached Hamburg Monday, but a
great many Of the pngiishmeu are re-
turning b over 200 having gone
back to In land since Saturday last.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11
eNewspapsr PIant pestrov.d /.

Columbus. o., April 10. THE g.
story brick Eli Mithof building on
High street, a block north Of the
state house and occupied by the Even
Ing Dispatch newspaper plant and the
HoSter three-story building adjacent,
were practically destroyed by FIRE on
Tuesday morning, entalllng a loss es-
timated al $500 600. The Dispatch
plant is water soaked and the upper
floor, holding the engraving plant, is
burned out and machinery damaged.
The Dispatch estimates its loss at
$3.50 900. Il is believed that some Of
the presses and machines can be re-
paired Fire Chief Lauer has order
ed every one TO keep away as the
walls Of the building are liable to fall
at any time.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11

NIcaFauDa Tx Honau'~H =. -
New Orleans. April le.--lo- =
mon Echazaretin. consul g.
NIcaraugs with headquaHss -,
Tuesday resolved q esblet'a -.
ais eoysrument diresrng bin =
charge OF ne Honduran eoa.-. -.
this cts. The H1adar1a $3.50
"a ~ oaieeuoa.