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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30

lreo uopanbrinss besiarinssr, os ba jee
tnoifibebe mig ira Bursas til Barna,
traf jes pan Sunorsosr at iiblisere bel.
itfleoe ernite 5amilier, ber bapbe RI.
itet bet usiefmilbe 2anbs Gtsp af fine
Jsober % fob neb be rebbebe SmuIer
al fin Gienbpm inbbnnene | ct Tsrflabe
for at bragg til @refenIanb os bespnbe
Sipet forfra meb inssntins! Bar bet
til at bespnbe mcb iaalebes, at man /
JorislseIierne tanbs ie Blot ct rlbilas
al opbibiet 5olfeitemnins, iaa matte
bog bet fslsenbe lore, at bet breiebe iis
ON en- 9lan, bpis Gnbemaal bar bet
sreife Clements llbilettelie o. Dpaana
BET bulsarife. 8erspet beres airfer
os Sfoler, binbrebe / fri llbppelie az
bsres 9erinsspeie % gsnpttelie af be.
req Mooermaal, itpbie be enbpa pfte
paa uoperpinbelise Granddaughter peb
@iememfsrelien al beres gefutnina
ON at forlabe 2anbet. ct enfelt SoFa.
8lab "8altanita 9ribuna" bapebe fin
Stsmme mob 5orfslselierne os erflares
be, at &esierinsen bar glniparet for ben
bnlsarite n~buanbrins. ba ben faftif
sobfjenbie be antibeleniife Grcesier.
wten iaabanne eniomnre 8siter forblep
ipaaastet. Den fore Mansbe at bull.
CARTE glabe puitebe itabis ftertere til
Racebabets Sib, ale 8rOteiter os 8e.
flamatipner fra bet sraife aabinets
SIDE bar iom Rsiter | grtenen. -. ps
| bette gieblif er Der oft | @refenlanb
ira gnlsarien inbtrufet co. |, 5000
brsSlsle sreite 5~Ipstuinse. iom anraa.
Der TT Siemlanbs 8esierins ON Sialp.
4 Wiaioner 8radmer bar &ammeret
auerebe bepilset % sipet no til Sielp
for Slpsninserns % enbnu er Der inseu
gnbe at ie. ct mo man labe 9refer.
ne: iom bar bet binanben elitenbe Neb.
lemmer at en- eneite Samilie, fpnses
Observation-Disclosures 8adnb ON ale; I
intet TilfGlbe Tan en- ltbenbe flase, uben
at Srsiten er til Rebe, en- furtpilet sre.
be, uben at traule Senber fappes ON
at tsrre Taarerne al.
5lertallet al Slpstninserte er 8sn.
Der. 3eres Gro % beres Ratipnalitet
bar be lite funnel ppsipe for nusen
Gris. De MATTE bort fra fin Sprb,
fine Suie us &ebifaber, Os beres Rsbss
blep ubnpttet. @n bulsarf
Snteres ie' Sting biubrebe Surbernes
paa normal @is, ug iaa maatte
Staflerne, brepne til bet pberite tiliibf
labe bet saa for ben Spotpris, man
bob, eaer ! mango TilielOe uben uibere
ps prissipe beres @tenbom.
peb, Sapnene os lanss @renier'
reiites Der Sfranfer, os Tom &esel
maatte 5lpstninser peb Nattetib ab ena
Stier isse at inise fig IND Dper
tprfiife @renie. @anse far paa
Oisie Ture ab fareiulbe inebaffebe geie
iunbet fin 9sh. 8 flere 9ilfalbe bar
fefosnoierenbe tprfiife Solbater funbet
belle Sfarer af iaobunne SlpstninSer,
&pinber us 8srn, iummeniunf.
ne os itipfrpsne , Sneen. Se bar ba,
Ibet be bar Ssrnene us be ipuseits paa
fine itarfe &rme, brast Statlerne til
ben narmeite 9ancsbp % itaffet benz
lSleie
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30

Ten irifr Sag. Sra Sonoon meo'
bele&, at Riniitereu for Srlano, Iit'
outline 9irrea, mebbeltc / &anoags
/ llnoerbuiet, at 8eeierineen fitnoe
o~fceptcre nogIc, men life ollie al DC
Soranbrineer, Tom Sperbuiet bapoe
ioretoact / SoriIaset til Den ipe trIte
QeilGuSiuasIop. Otter oenne Mseo'
belelie ertI9reoe Sobn Heomono, DC
trife 4otionoIiiterS 9eber | Sarlo'
mentct. al han life mere oiloe neola'
be ia til at oeItaee / SrsiteIien al
benue Sag, bporpaa ban - leoiager
al belle ben irife Delegation ! EarIo'
mentct - forIoo Salen. 9ctte paf'
te i~elpisIgcIiet fort Hsre. Stror
cfter blep Ell IN aomite nonGpnt meo
bet Sperp at iorbonole meS SeSerne
/ Suerhuiet for at ie buoo Der funoc
rebbcS al @raeet al oct nIpffeliGe
6oriIng.
Z SirsSass bIep SomrS Y.
Sarrcu, irIf IeoIem al Yarlameutct,
tiliaemeo 40 andre Yerioner arrc.
Iteret % ifaI titles for Ell ertraret,
onflagef for at BABE "beItaget ! ct
ulopligt @soe i SrIanb, Der bar co.
net til at opbioie til Sprsr." Sar.
rel er Den bersmte Suitiu @cGar.
tbpS gitermauo Tom EorIamentS.
meSIcm fra Gortb 2angioro / ST.
LAMB.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30

al be tonselise Sig itulbe taites len fal'
les @rsft us beffes meb uleifet Salf.
Set antuses, at man berpeo osiaa pilbe
finbe mango foitbare Smpfter al Cub
os 9gbelitene, buorior en- &pmite af
Supelerer rbnnpntes til at fpreitaa ubs
srapninserue % iBrse for, al ale be
funbre 8arbiiaser iolstss til Snotest
for Stdtstasien.
Ser bar Splf, iom life funbe fiuIe
i'm Sorfarbelie uuer bette sruelise So
rebapenbe, ps enfelte prOteterebe u9iaa
imob bet. Wen meb iaabanne blep Der
siprt fort Sruces; tbi @uilotinen ars
beibebe let us funbe busse mango Sope'
Der af paa en- Dag.
Sen 12te OCTOBER bespnbte man at
ubisre 9el lutniusen. @n flor Sob al
bet raaeite 8at ium man bapoe / 8d'
RIG, orpg ben Dag tiblis ofiteo til Saint
Senis. 2anss geien bar Der ollerebe
/ bet trettenbe @arbunbreoe reiit enbel
eotbiIfe &ors paa be Steber, bpor be
Wenb, ipm bar Song 2ubuis ben Sels
lises Sig rb til @ruosn, ital babe iat
&iikn neb for at bpile. Sen sartle
Spertrp pilbe pibe, at Der paa oisie
Steber Itesoe unberbare Se~l6reoelier os
andre Iiratler,
8 GubsrSilier8 mellem Baris ps
Saint Denis brpb 9pbelen fig ino /
&irfen, bpOr Der paa glteret fob en-
Statue ai Somfru Mariu. De rep ben
neb, lasbs en- Strife ON bens Gals Os
benste ben unber aleTass raa Sittis'
hcper os Stpi op pua ct al be rGpnte
&prs. Gaa bro9 be pibere til Saint
Dents. Der fog be iitpfter ben fore
gruncebpr til Gbbebifirfen os pbelasbe
Iaalebes Ell Of 2anbets rlbite os met
bersmte 8unItpGrfer. Ssren bar nerl'
Tia fra 8arl ben Stures Gib, altiaa
raIten 1000 gar sammel. Snbe I Sir.
fen Tom be fbrit til en- &%Obberplabe |
@ulpet bpurpaa Der fob: "Sernnber
builer Song Sipin, Sarl ben Stores
Gacer". Ssbelen NOs &iiten iftbffsr,
men iaubt life anbsi | ben eno en-
Saanpiulo GIfe. Saa ntcreos be lts
meS at ripe neb us Ilaa iitpffer be mans
oe perbiiulbe Statuer al Sonser o9
Sslaener ps at sbelasss SiQsber ps be
prestise @inbuer. On GiosIins Sob
batter par meb, % bsres 8eiulinssmanb
baube Sperppipn meb Grbeioet. San
lob nuals al @GnSsne srape en- SrDft
ubenior airfen. Os iaa tilraabte ban
9sbelen: "Nu Sfal hi altiaa rpbbe pp
i bet samle &ptterere uHosr SsiaIts'
ret.
s ben fprifs aiite, iOm man ftsois
paa, laa aisst al Suus Senrit ~. Oct
bar messt sOSt bepuret, Os man hInOe
/ grpitet ie BET Saar, Tom bans WOr'
Der bapSe bibraat BAN. Nan ftnnieSs
grbeipet for at ie paa sisst al benns
aOuse, Der bapOe ipillet en- iaa flor
S9uQe / 9anbets SiitOris % bet maa
bape sjort ct Snptrpf eucOs raa SsHne
rau Isbsl; tbi be srup life irem Here
eia ben Dag. Zen nGite Tag bar
ssaoas; % Yua ben bpiIebe be Osiad,
Itisni esubassu bensans par aiIiaffst
ION SsaisSos / 5ruufriss. Ssina !
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30
Naruffo.8 bret. Den frantic o.

Narpffo'8bret. Den frantic 8e'
ianot til Berlin SitleS Gambon, og
ben tpife IiesfanSler Sprit Billion,
bar baot Ell aonferenee / Ror6ernep.
boor oct ielpiaet bar Situationen
Maroffo, iom blep brsftet. Sen tp-
tie RigsfansIer ifal babe notalt ii!
Den frantic @eianbt, at Sranfrig MI
maatte tage De SorboloSregIer, oct
ielp fanbt paafrGpet for at brinse
Sroen og 90 tiIpeie isien / Waroffo,
oe ban Iopebe, at 5piflonb life ifuloe
gisre nogetiombelit grspl. Seri Zig,
ger bel ba en- a~nerfienbelie al, at
ifaI Sranfrie operbopeoet fiinne gis.
re uoeet | Waroffo, maa Oct sipes
Triere SGnber emo oct er inbrsmmet
ifsIse IIeeeiras.S perensfomiten.
Waurerne fortiptter itabia fine
gnsreb paa gaiabIanca, men blir Ii.
&c faa regelmGsiigt laaet tilbase al
Sranifm9noene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30
SarIen al annmure afaif / @nr

Sarlen at Snnmore afgif | @an.
bogS plnoieIis peb Cohen paa Serre.
i9oet Srimlep | Rarbe6en al San.
terbnrp, meboeIes fra 2onoon. San
ipreoe meget for llb~breoeIien al Gbri.
Itian Seience | England, os ban bar
en- at De meget faa slbeIsmeno | oct
ifotife $siIano, iom funbe tale gal.
lit. Sarlen bar meset rig; bans
SoroegooS omfatteoe benimoo go.
900 acres 2ano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30
Werbens norSliaie Sernbau, !

ON fort lib bIipe lat isang oppe raa
Spitsbersen. Den ffoI gisre Tiene.
fte peb llonptteIien af be rise aiiI.
leier, Tom finbes Der. Oct bIir en-
StnaItraabbnne efter ct tiff bet
iaafaIote gIeiderfpftem. Den npe
gane pda Spitsbereen Iiseer. Rcro.
polen belle 10 @raber nGrmere emo
ben bibtil noroIisite ganeIinie, Sfot.
banen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30

Gsrftelis @abe. Sprit 5eroinanb
at gilsarien bar | anIeonine lit 90
aars SibiIrum iom gnIsariens Ser.
Her ffi9nfet ct 5ouo paa fire Willio.
ner Sranes til SpretteIie al behring's
ianatorier | 8iIsarien, msobeles fra
Sofio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30
San 9gte I'm SpiaeriuSc.

'"" UBfe VH SUtBtrIHut. UeU Ell
geilntning, iom | Manoass fatteoes
I oct brittle Sperbus meo SO moo
81 Stemmer, opbapeoes en- sammel
garagraf | ben brittle sGstefabs.
lob, Tom beitemte, of en- @anb life
bapbe Sob til at sifte fig meb Jim al.
bsoe $uitrus Ssiter. s iamiuIoe IS
gar bar benne Sag peret oppe meo
bisie @elemrum | oct brittle 8arIa.
meit. griterne forbaiter iig 10 life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30
Del brittle YarIament hiemienb.

teS Snsoags. Sesiionens gfiIut.
ming foresif iom panIie meb miobeI.
aloerif Romp os 8raet. log bill He.
gierinsen life faa pibere Serie, %
ben MI ifoI ruite iis for aIpor til Sri.
gen mob Sperbuiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30
Sra uolanoet.

gntrie 3enferspSrb, ben ~befienbte
ipenife BoIitifer, afeif 9irsbag apeIo
peb 0sbcn | en- aIber at 81 gnr, teIe.
graferes fra StocfboIm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30

SGrereu / Smautlasien Com for
isaer at iortIore. / bpiItet SorboIo
Sproen itaar til i'm Sioro): "Geriom
lu ole Oere par imaa Gam, bpao
piIOe Ga ie9 ppre?"
garna Il aorl: "gt tort 5aar!!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30
11imotbnbs anfees fpm pmtrent

StttofbDbp aniees fpm pmtrent
bet beoite Slass grppt Sober,
Der producers paa Sarmen.
Set er ct nRften perfect Sober, fprci
bet bar ernRrenbe, nurenbe os febenbe
B9roi, ale tire.
Set pil operraife mango Sarmere
at erfare, at Raisftraaet, Der uoaigr
Masfen al ben itBrite GfsrBbe, Tom
apleS Der / 2anbet, bar en- molten tils
fpareube 5pbrinaspqrbi.
Sette er bog ct Saftum. 83eaie.
rings Experimentation pa be
fore prattiIte Spbrere er @utoritet
berfor. Sobrerne bnierer fine ODER.
flag paa aftrele Reiultater af foms
parattpe Spripg. @rperimentsftatio-
neriie (frip efter Ell pfficiel Regies
rinssbnIletin, pm Te life trpr 6et)
faar 8eptiet baabe fra comparative
Sooringsfprfes % Comparative gnas
Infer.
Sc famine Gutpriteter iatter ben
pirfelise 89rot of Spberet til to
Srebiebele az &ornets BRroi.
Or bet life inolpIenbe, at be fleIte
Maisbprfere Iiber enprntc Sab paa 1T
MaiSItraa?
Wfen bet er ct Sab, Ipm M fan for
binbres. 9e mpberne Waitiner iii
Snbbsitnirg % Silberebelie AT Mats'
tract til Sober bar bibfsrt en- M
Singenes Srben.
SporIeoeS Grtrar9roten
opnaaeS.
Sor at opnaa ~Grtrop9rbien utaa
Waiien flores | rette Sib.
Sen nj life bore for GRIN, heller
life for mooen. Retpp / Bet Eteblit,
ba &rene bespnber at slasieres, maa
ben fi9res, % flores burtist.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-30
SporIeoeS ~Grtrar9roten
opnaaeS.
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY OF AMERICA,
uncorporated).
CHICAGO, U. S. A.

5orben opennasnte Corn sapsafns gaHiner baHbI.r "SutruaHonar' oanu m,b cOru
gfdrs. Corn sdsnes, gtnO.r Rsws, 6taSas. 5mbr gmbers siaomunfHe, Suu sSbes
Gerber; ewap Rhs, Oar sOuSrs. Sas stadus. bS snrs. 5aS erhnerl sab.ntus
8l6hpuratorn, gasofumomue. Dumping 9a@. giSfHp3eu, ga.r 8oaus. Columbus
gosue. nss ettrusor sssu. easonhotomprSG 90 SrRHtmaHHr Os 9tHSaraab.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-30
THREE OLD BOOKS
Owned by Frank Edserton of Dewey
Street.

Frank B. Edgerton of Dewey street
is the owner of three very interest
ing books all of which are nearly
hundred years old, while the Oldest is
100 years. They have been handed
down from generation to generation
as a sort of heirloom.
"Elliott's Debate on the Constitu.
ton the title of one of these books
was printed in the year 1887 Few of
us today realize how great struggle
there was over the adoption of this
document. This book gives of the
history of this great crisis in the his
tory of our nation.
The second book is entitled AN
American Gazetteer of the American
Continent also OF the West India
Islands,. II was printed in Boston in
1910, and was, perhaps, one OF the first
books of its kind printed up to that
time
The most interesting of the three is
an account book of Mr. Edgerton's
greatgrandfather, Francis Buck. The
inscription in the book is as follows:
Francis Buck. SALISBURY Vermont
his book for 1904 Although the book
is dated 1904 IL runs through a period
of nearly quarter of century. Mr..
Buck was shoe maker by trade.
Some of the accounts read as follows:
april Sth 1917, Stephen Robinson,
DR.. to tapping shoes 25 cents" March
%, 1918. David Robinson. Jr., DR.. to
tapping shoes for daughter 20 cents"
! Sept. 29th, 1918. Heman Swift DIR.
| to a pair of thick shoes ST." From
these accounts il would seem that the
average price for tapping shoes was
about one fourth what il is at present
Another account shows the price Of
rye at that time James Greenslet DR..
to one peck >of rye % cents" Pigs
! must have been plenty In the year
! 1920 as the owner sold one to Reubin
Calvin for Is cents. In the last few
pages of the book are all the tables to
be found in an arithmetic of the pres
ent day. The last three pages are
used as a sort of family record of
births. Ii is called the Names and
ages OF Francis Bucks family" In
this is the names and date of birth of
about three generations of this family.
The books are not only valuable on
account of their age. but also on ac'
count of the priceless facts they con
tain concerning the history of our
town and nation.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-30
NORTH BENNINGTON

Services at st. Jean the Baptist
church Sunday at $3.50 a. m.
Miss Leah Babson spent Thanksgiv
ing with her parents in Pownal
d. ID. and William Tompkins and
families will move to Bennington to
reside soon.
l.. h. Collins of New York was in
town yesterday in the interest of the
Collins bakery.
Mrs. Il. p. Haskins of Rutland is
spending few days with ner son,
d. p. Haskins and wife.
Services at the Methodist church at
the usual hours. Everybody turn out
as the church has been thoroughly
overhauled and repaired.
Services at the Congregational
church at the usual hours: Sunday
school at II o'clock; Christian Endeav
or at 6:15 followed by preaching in the
auditorium at Z p. m. Everybody in
vited.
Two members of the Fish and Game
club, Harry Wall and Ira Adams, at
tended turkey and chicken shoe,
Thanksgiving day at White Creek Civ
en- by William Martin and Harold Lake
On returning home they found they
had captured for their days sport, foul
turkeys and three chickens.
Services at the Baptist church Sun
day as follows II a. m. sermon by tn,
pastor, subject, Justified by Faith,
| followed by communion; Bible schoo
at IL o'clock; B. Y. p. u. at 6 o'clock
subject, 1.-The Beauty and Utility o
Gratitude" roll call; leader, Mrs. Or
sor Tinkham. Union service at tn,
Congregational church.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-30
Candidate For Governor No More.

BATON ROUGE, La, Nov. 80 -
General Leon Jastremski, Confed-
crate veteran, candidate for the Dem
ocratic nomination for governor Of
Louisiana and formerly a grand chan
cellor of the knights of Pythias of the
United States, Is dead. He was strick-
en- with paralysis week ago at the
height of his campaign.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-30
$500 FOR A LINE
To Complete Limerick, or, Foolish
Verse

$500 given away to those who send
in the best line to complete this lin
erick, or nonsense verse. 1t takes just
q little ingenuity and skill.
A man from Fairweather
Two dimes got together
To busy his mind mid his
squalor and strife.
He lives now in clover,
Is happy all over
We offer this simply to get reliable
names. Send for full particulars con
corning our novoplex puzzle contest
and how to get many useful articles
free. Disinterested judges shall de
eide who is entitled to prizes.
Address Limerick Editor 1872 MAR
street, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-30
Christian Scientists

Services, Sunday at p. m. and on
Wednesday at 7.45 p. m. corner Park
and Scott streets. Subject, December
LIST, 1907, God the only Cause and
Creator" Reading room same address
open on Wednesday 2 to S.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-30

Capture Would He Train Wreckers.
OGDENSBURG, n. Y. Nov. 30
William La Flair, Edward Fry and
Ben Roberts. aged respectively TWEEN
ty. fourteen and twelve years, were
held for the grand jury charged with
having attempted to wreck a New
York Central passenger train at a
curve mile east of the city. A sec
ton hand tagged the train after he
had discovered that railroad spikes
had been driven between the rail
Joints.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-30
A. K. RITCHIE & co.
The Lever Of Low Prices

Has lifted this business into its present popularity.
This same lever props up every trade transaction
which takes place over our counters 1t means much
to you from money saving standpoint 1t means
more to us by sustaining well earned reputation
by selling dependable merchandise at fair profit.
You are invited to investigate the following bargains:
so dozen All Linen Napkins slightly soied at Half Price
Is pieces Best Apron Ginghams Sc yard
l8 pieces Csc Fine Cotton Broadcloth 15c yard
30 pieces 25c Skibo Paids 15c yard
10 pieces SOC Scotch Wasting Flannels 25c yard
pieces SOC Wool Sutings 36-nch Csc a yard
pieces $1.O0 Wool Sutings, 54-inch SOC yard
IS pieces lOc Outing Flannel SC yard
so SIPS Bed Spreads 9S
10 pieces 36nch Fruit Of the Loom Cotton 12ac yard
pieces 36inch Fruit of the Loom Cambria II &c yard
These special bargains should be promptly
looked into. There's economy in the purchase Of
any item in this ad.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-10
Harry Eisel and John
OchSenreiter to Be
SoloiStS.

Miss Lieberman viii give one Of her
distinctive pupils recitals this evening
in Carroll Institute Hall. assisted by
Harry Isel. basso. and John Ochsen-
reiter, baritone, soloists.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-10
RUFF MAY DENY
SCHMITZ'S STORY

SAN FRANCISCO, June lot has
gone forth that in case Mayor Schmitz
takes the stand in his defense. Ruef
Will be called upon by the prosecution
TO testify in rebuttal. In case the mayor
does not take the stand then Ruefs
testimony will not be necessary. This
information has been conveyed to the le-
gal advisers % the mayor.
Fear of what Abe Ruef might dis
close should he be called 10 the stand 10
testify against Mayor Schmitz sent
Charles II. Fairall. attorney for the
mayor, on an anxious errand TO Ruef' s
prison house yesterday. Fairalrs visit
to Ruef was ostensibly a social call, but
the prosecution asserts that Fairall
sought Ruef with the hope Of ascertain
witness stand.
That Fairall did not accomplish the
purpose of his visit was due 10 the eff
forts of Ruef himself. He studiously
avoided a private interview and gave
Fairail no opportunity of questioning
regarding his future actions. Fairall
was one OF Ruefs attorneys during his
trial, but withdrew from the case and
Joined the legal forces of the indicted
mayor. His social visit Immediately
drew the attention and suspicion OF the
graft prosecution.
The investigation of the affairs Of the
Home Telephone Company is not ended.
The fact was given out by the prosecu-
testify before the inquisitorial body re-
garding the bribery proceedings that
nave already resulted in Indictment OF
Abraham DetWeiler.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-10
BLOOD" ON FACE
NOTHING BUT EGGS

NEW YORK, June 1O-"They have
murdered HIM" cried a williamsburg
citizen who turned the corner into
GreenDoint avenue, and discovered
George Washington. only recently ar
rived from England. with his face COW
cred with what looked like blood Wash
ington was just arising from the side
walk, where he had fallen, after leaving
the last Of several saloons he had been
visiting.
I'm Alright" protested Washington.
but the citizen knew better. and a po-
liceman whom he summoned agreed
that the Englishman was in immediate
need OF surgical attendance. He was
taken to the Greenpoint Avenue Station,
and DR.. Snyder came from the Eastern
District Hospital on a hurry calr' IN
the ambulance.
DIR. Snyder, in his most professional
way. wiped the mans face and was pre-
pared TO take stitches in cuts and
gashes. when he realized that Washing
ton was not hurt at all.
Where did ali that blood come
from2' he asked suspiciously
What blood" asked Washington,
finding his voice at last. Il spent yes
terday with friends on Long Island, ana
when / came away this morning they
! insisted on my putting a dozen fresh
eggs in my pocket 1 fell down on the
sidewalk and smashed the eggs, and
make sure the sweat broke out on my
| face and L tried 70 wipe IL OF. Then
| this man came along and cried oLt that
| ] had been murdered
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BOOKER WASHINGTON
BLOCKED BY CITIZENS

sPARTANBURG, S. c., June 1O.-To
prevent the establishment at Cherokee
Springs of a large industrial school for
negroes, a party of citizens in that sec
tion of the county have purchased the
property from John d. Humphreys. OF
this city.
in tie neighborhood Of Cherokee Springs
and are among the best-known sub
stantial citizens of the county. Booker
Washington. president OF Tuskegee Nor
NAL Institution at Tuskegee, Ala, had
planned TO buy the property from Mr..
Humphreys and was to have a large
college for colOred people.
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DROWNED FROM A SKIFF
WHILE FISHING ON RIVER

OSHKOSH. Wis, June iO.-Randolph
DieSman, aged twenty-three, was
drowned in the Fox river. The skiff in
which he and companion were fishing
capsized.
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CHORAL SOCIETY
IS NAME ONLY,
SAYS NRIGHTSON

JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION, Va,
June l0.-When shown the report of the
action of the board Of managers OF the
Choral Society today, Sydney Lloyd
Wrightson laughed, and said to a Times
reporter:
Their action is exactly what wanted
and expected. But deriving me of the
so-called honor of taking the Choral So
ciety to jamestown is ludicrous.
There is no Choral Society excepting
the board Of managers and twenty-three
active members.
The balance stand with me as the
OFatorlo Society, $50 in membership, and
viii in a body go with me to Jamestown
In September
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NINE. HAU LEFT NOTE
EXPLAINING HER ACT

ZURICH, June 10.-Mme. Hau, wife
of Prof Karl Hau. of Washington, who
is in jail at Karlsruhe. Germany.
charged with the murder of his mother
in-Iaw wrote the following letter before
she committed suicide by drowning
Thursday, I'm a lake near PfaeffikoE,
Switzerland:
MY name IS Lima Fdu, nee Molitor.
came from Treves. i am thirty-one
years old. / have a house in Baden
Baden. IL Is utterly impossible for me
to bear any longer the grief l feel for
me. Therefore, 1 have decided 10 leave
the world. hard though IL is 10 so when
think Of my darling child"
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WARNED
BY BLACK HAND

WASHINGTON, Pa, June 1O.-Detec-
uves are guarding the home and prop
erty of James Keefover, a wealthy
farmer near Zollarsville, this county,
who has received threatening letters
signed with a pierced heart. the symbol
of the Black Hand Society. on Friday
Mr.. keefOVer received a letter directing
him 10 deposit $1,000 at a certain place
near his home. and stating that failure
To comply would be followed by the
destruction of his home by dynamite.
The same night a haystack near the
KeefoVer residence was blown to atoms
by a charge of dynamite.