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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-01
A RHYME TO RAB.
Written by J. P. Mari and Read at Rob
ert Inglis' Party.

Quite number OF friends dropped
in on Robert Inglis at his home on East
street Saturday night, to remind him
that he had passed two score OF years
and to give him hearty sendoH on the
next two score. The evening was en-
ioyably spent, not the least pleasing
event being the reading of poem writ,
ten by ]. +. Aiarr for the occasion. The
nnAm Il "A fnllnMs;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-01

len elm. gBie ii9 ba9 ireut! @is bus
iin9t. gBfe oas fodt! q
Die betoen Meni9en dnbsrn unlpills
tiirli9 Die Saltuu9. 0as MGoden
ridtet ii9 auf, pie befreit, Dem
Manne Iinten Die Mrme I6luff 6eruns
ter, oaS Gtarre in Ieinem @eiibt I0it
Ii6, feline @ugen peroen unii9er.
Nln Id)einen ate 8Dge! bes Walbes
eripadt gu iein. 9us lit Elm 5l0ten.
Elm Su6eln!
0ds MG6Gsn, i'm belsn Sonnens
li6t itebeno, iiebt Dem Siam pol in
bie gugen, iebr ernIt, a6er p9n. jeoe
6ur6t.
9a tritt er fat unbeppBt 3uriid uno
9ibt BEN Steg fret. Sic, i'm INNER
rubi9 anIebenb, Iebt Rem 5uB. duf Ous
11male Brett. tommt pormdrfS.
Nun ite6en tie in Dem enqsn gfaO
momentiang Wuee in Q(uoe, 9siner
Tpri9t Elm Wort. Sur Die gueen fprrs
den. Vie ibrigen iaqen; Sci rub
Sd psiB ni6t, tper 81 biit. Cd psrOs
nidt recent Die ieinigen antmorten:
Sch. Sch unbeior9t poriiber. SD
iperoe DID ntdt anriibren! = 0u!
Gr iiebt lie an: etpds l1nbetdnntss,
Sonoer6areS I9niirt ibm ole 8e6le gu.
SIR &leio Itreift OeS Mannss SSanO.
@r prebt ii6 nod feiter gegen bas Sc
iiriipp = fat, tpie INN i9r Die 8eriibz
rung gu eriparen.
Nun lit ie poriiber.
S6ne Den &opf gu tpenosn, obne
tSait, obne MiBtrauen i9reitet tie
glei9mGBig tpeiier - in Die Sonne.
Ser Mann iiebt ibr na4. Netn.
Die miro ni1t reoen. Die miro i'm
ni6t perratben.
Damn Elm Sap ii6er ben Steg, bres
6cnOe 3fpeige = mod Elm RaI9eln i'm
oiirren 2au6 - unO er lit peri9ipuns
Den. Nur 0as NaiIer murmelt, Die
@0gel Iingen.
SEPT itebt Die Some bnq uno eroB
iiber Dem @dlDe. Die leBten Rebel
iino perflattert, oQe 9biere oes @albes
iino pa6, 9lqes lit 2eben, III sSreuoe
- es herri9t ser Sag, bus 2i3t!
5tel elm Ii9terer Stra9f in Die Seele
bes Mannes, Der nt6t tbat. mas er oo4
bate t6un t0nnen?
Streifte iie elm S9atten ieiner
S1ulO?
@ottes Some leu9tets in Sen SORT,
8otte5 @0gel idngcn in Den 3peigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-01
SdWar,e pantufelbrlOrn.

Sblpobl 6ie Srau in Ser 4nI9aus
ilrg Der meiiten NegerO0lter nur Elm
gdr3 undergraduates We1en lit, 6as
man tpie einen Stlapen our Mrbeit
tauft llno oft audi ipieber p~ertauft, gibt
es bod audi unter oen S9fpar5en eanS
ipie un0erslpo YantoffelbelOen, tpobon
Iutenriet6 in ieinem tiir5li6 eri6iez
nenen ReiIepert iiber &amerun Elm err
g0bli3es Stiid6en er5dblt. Gr beabs
ii6tigte. in NpqipIo nit 0ife, bes i6m
oicnitpiQtgen 6auptlings O11ebe Elm
@uropderbaus 3u er6auen. 0d nun
Grborbeiten Sadie Der Weiber iino, lteB
0i6ebe Ole Wci6er bur9 ietnen 4uss
rufer fir Den nG4iten Mprgen ents
bieten.
Den S6onen bon NndioIo Idien
abcr troB Ser in Sabat beitebenoen 8ez
lobnung unb troB onQeorobter Strafcn
Die Sa6e ni4t genebm, tut3um, ie erz
i4isnen ni6t auf Der MrbeitsItGtte.
Iutenriet6 entIhlpB iib oes9alb, bic
Mrbeit ben Mdnnern 81 iibertragen, Die
oenn ou6 ans Wert 9ingen. 9p6
mas geT9d62 Sdum ipat Die Mrbeit
Elm Weifden i'm @dnee, alS plosli6
bonn Oorfe ber lpiGoes @eI6rei ert0nte.
Die Mdnner ipiBten Die Sbren: nWd,
tpd - unIre Wei6er." Simmer Mater
fam oas @ei6rei, fein 53peifsf, Die
Srdren nabten i'm Sturmlduf., lln0
plobli9 er9riff Oas gauge Wdnnerpolt
in baitieen Spriingen iiber Steinbaus
fen uno 6eden Die 5ludt. 9u9 guz
terrietb barg ii9, nidt pifenb, ipas
oas aGes beoeute, i'm YuI9pert. SEPT
lan9ten i4reieno Die Srauen auf Dem
8dupldbe an, bernidteten Die Irbeit
Der Mdnner un6 begannen einen nil
Den SreuoentanS auf3ufibren.
Iutenrietb mahtc Den Sitternoen
9duptlina in elmer !6Dple ausfinOi9,
un0 Der ertlGrte ibm: nNG. md, mir
baben geFeblt, unIre Weiber finb nil
tberb." Geit alters lei bas Grbetraaen
cine 4rbeit Der Meiber, Elm Wann aber
biirfe ME Weiberarbei. tbun, ionIt
miiIie sr eepdrtie iein, BON Der Srauen
seiteiniat gu meroen. DIS infer Gei=
TENDER Der Sduptling teipesen ipoate,
Die Groueu oopcnSuia9en uno bic
fTipere Groarbeit oen Mdnnern gu
iibertraeen. sudte 9Idebe Die Idieln
unb iprah: rSieb. Sango Water), Der
Wins unirer Weiber iibertrifft uns
Mdnncr an Stdrte. ae9en iie fam Der
grpbte Sduptlins nidts ausri9tcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-01
8ebanksnfplittfr

Wer Fb nit einsm @liidliben freuen
fam, III lclber eliidlid.
&cut,utaae ipiro bic Mit9iit iebr bduiis
gum &eueelo.
Ste idmcrSlidite Gricnntnib 1T Go, gu err
fennen, bab man niht tpubtc, ipie sliidlid)
man ipar.
Iieles, ipas mir in Der Suseub iiber 8oro
perien, i6ipimmt uus nab, uno I'M utter
finb pir frob, mantbes iuieoer beraufbolen
81 %tOnnen.
@iGit ou ben Gbaratter eines Meaiden
ecnau tcnaci lsrnen, 10 frase i'm, iporan
Ct ii1 crinncrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-01
HOO?
DON Aeinridl Atin..

$50 ipirn ciuit oes Wauocrmiiosn
gebte &ubeit1tte iein?
Inter Qalmeu in benz Sioer?
Inter Stuoeu oil benz 8bein2
WtrO' id) iuo in elmer 99iiite
6ingci6drrt non iremOer Sanb?
Sber rub ib al Der Gitfte
6ines Wctrts IN benz Sanb2
Smmtrbir! Mtd iptrb ui0sbcn
@ottesbimmel, bort ME bier,
une ai5 bbtenlampen lbmeben
Hu6ts Die S:srne iib:r mir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-01
Cute Anand,t.

9 dsr-ift It etter CUR @at=
TIM: .Mein Drama lit fertis, pi0it
Oil ss riht IeIen, ebe i9 es Dem Oiref-
tor idide9"-@ rIueenblids
lid babe id tcine 53eit, Sans. Sd leie
es, tpena er es Dir suriidseifitt bat"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-01
Iritftrr.

3oe (erlt einsetrsten. dis Iie Die
9ndoi9e, an lpeldoer aleS tiinitIid lit,
srm erIten Wa.c berrifteD: rTu, bas
mub i6 I9ou ieesn, mil ID elmer ioms
pIi5irie1 Gno1beit babe i1 es au0
noA ME gu Ilull eebabt!!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-01
IcrTd1ltaltut.

rSa6en sic bas &oIlier ssItohlen9"
nTein!"-nSd ia9e Sbnen roannals,
eeiteben sic, beraus bamit!"-n sd
bab's bod nift BEL mir"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-01
Gutra 2rid1r,t.

y@ie peit biit 9u oenn nit Ser
tleinen 8dntierstodter?" 80. iebr
peit! Sic fat ifon Slpeimal .Jrets
oa9s' 5u mir geiagt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-01
GiitIunrnn.

Nener e uno e: ... @lio
ipenn ih Elm Announcement rebme, fri,oe
id eigenes RaiirSeug?"-8 IL r:
.Selbitperitanolich! Meftr, 4,risl.
Seife, lo9ar ei9enes = !6eftpFldfsr.."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-01

StbI6Iiithe. - Ser Irpiliior
nor Qern6e i1t Sen @ipiel oe5 @ont-
blnnc nertieft, olS Der 9ote eintrat.
The Globe-republican., 1907-09-05
First Publication August s,19O7


In the District Court of Ford County, State
of Kansas.
Frank A, Hobble. Plaintiff,
vs..
CG aries COe Ind Coe, his wife George
s, Emerson and Amy A. Emerson. his wife.
{, Z. Chapman and fla d. Chapman, his
wife and the unknown heirs. deyisees.
administrators, executors and trustees of
Hannah Nj. Coe, deceased, defendants.
The State of Kansas to.
Charles Coe and
Coe, his wife whose real name L. unknown.
George S. Emerson and Amy A. Emerson Ills
wife, e. L. Chapman and Ella D. Chapman
his wife and the unknown heirs, deyisees.
administrators executors and trustees OF
hannah NJ. Coe, deceased, GREETING
You and each of you will take notice that
you have been sned by the plaintiff in the
above entitled action in the District Court of
FORD county Kansas, and must answer the
petition filed by the plaintiff Frank A. Hobble
on or before the 2lst day OF September 1907
or SAID petition will be taken as true ana
judgement rendered accordingly Quieting the
title of plaintiff in and to the following de-
scribed real estate, to witt
Lots seven ~ and nine () in block six (6)
in ShiDn's addition to Dodge CITY, Ford
county, KANSAS, and decreeing that you the
said defendants and none of you have aAy
right. title or interest In and to the said pre-
misses or lien thereon adverse t. the title OF
plaintiff and adjudging null and void any
claim, Interest, title, estate or lien of said
defendants and each Of you in to or upon
said premises and forever barring and en-.
joining You and each Of you from asserting
any title, interest or estate In said land or
lien thereon and a further judgement for
costs.
Witness my hand and the seal of the
District Court of Ford County this 5thday Of
August, 1907.
(SEAL) II. H. WELLS,
Clerk District Court.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Globe-republican., 1907-09-05
Remarkable Rescue.

Tha, truth is stranger than fiction has
once more been demonstrated in the little
town of Fedora, Tenn. the residence Of
C. V. Pepper. BE writes: 81 was in bed,
entirely disabled with h%emOrrhages oil
the lungs and throat. Doctors failed to
help me, and all hope had fled when
began taking DR.. King S New Discovery.
Then instant relief came. The coughing
coon ceased; the bleeding diminished rap
idly. and In three weeks | was able TO 20
to work." Guaranteed cure for coughs
and colds. SOC. and $l.00, at Rath 4
cambridge drug store. Trial bottle free
The Globe-republican., 1907-09-05
First Published August s, 1907.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

Ill Lut DlSUIlCb OOuIb VI u NOuubJl
Kansas.
]. W. Bower. Plaintiff,
vs..
The Keene Syndicate, a corporation, ct al
Defendants.
To Frank L. Ford, Nella +. Ford, George
@. Farnum. Charles Herzer, and Sarah E.
Hageman, defendants in the above entitled
You and each of you will take notice that
The Wa.Keeney Land il investment Comp
any, a defendant in the above entitled action
has fled its answer and cross petition
against you In said cause II that you must
reply to said an wer and cross petition on
or before the 2lst day of September, A. D.,
1907, or all OF the allegations In said answer
and cross petition contained will be taken
as true and judgment rendered In said action
In favor of The Wa.Keeney Land II Invest
ment Company aforesaid for the sum of
S2.12l.36. with interest thereon from the 10th
day of June, A. ID. 1907, at the rate OF twelve
per cent. per annum, and Il further judgment
will be rendered against all of you for the
foreclosure OF a certain mortgage set forth In
said answer and cross. petition upon the
following described tract of land, to-wit;
The south half of the southeast quarter and
the northeast quarter of the southeast quart
er and the southeast quarter OF the northeast
quarter of section 6, in township ~ south,
range % west of the 9th principal meridian,
lying and situated In the county OF Ford, ana
State of Kansas, and ordering a sale of said
real estate without appraisement and with.
out any right of redemption, to pay said
Judgment, and forever barring and foreclos-
ing You and each Of you of and from all right
title, estate, interest, property and equity of
redemption In or to said premises or any
part thereof.
MADISON & MADISON,
BROWN & BROWN;
Attorneys for The Wa -Keeney Land 4 Invest
ment company.
Attest: H. II. WELLS,
SEAL Clerk OF the DISTRICT court.
The Globe-republican., 1907-09-05
First Published August Sth, 1907.
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
State of Kansas oa
Fnrl County re

In The District Court of Said County and
State.
The State of Kansas to William 0rville
Rawlings and Joe w. Rawlings, GREETING;
You and each of you are hereby notified
that you have been sued in said court in an
action therein pending wherein Minnie
Lindberg is plaintiff, and you are de.
PENDANTS. and that unless you answer the
petition filed in said cause by said plaintiff
on or before the 10Th day of September, A. D.
1907, the allegations of said petition will be
taken as true. and judgement rendered
accordingly against. you, and each of you,
In favor of said plaintiff, to quiet, confirm
and perfect her title to, and possession of
the south west quarter of Section number,
fifteen (i5), township number twenty. seven
2), range number twenty-one (21), west of
the 9Th p. NJ. in Ford county, Kansas, as
against you and each of you, and TO for
ever bar, enioin and estop you and each of
you, from setting up or asserting any right,
title, interest or estate in or to said pre-
misses OF any part thereof adverse to said
paintiff and for costs of suit.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
court his SOth day of July, 1907.
[SEALl II, II. WELLS,
Clerk Of the District Court.
SUTTON Il SCATEs,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
The Globe-republican., 1907-09-05
AMUSEMENT COMPANY.
Local Business Men Form a G, mpany
and will Secure Charter at Once.

Local Business Men Form a " mpany
and will Secure Charter at Once.
As a result of the purchase of the fine
merry-go-round brought to Dodge City
this week from the Parker factory 1T
Abilene, an amusement company has
been organized and will procure a charter
at once. Il will be chartered under the
pame of The Dodge\ City Amusement
Company, with u capital stock of
"a 600
The company does not expect to ex-
pand and become as large as the Parker
Amusement Company, but 1t will operate
the werry-g0-ro round purchased and try to
make 1t pay for itself anu at the same
time have it afford that much more extra
amusement u; the park, rs well as to be
readiness for the reunion, fair or
other meetings held here. Probably an
other season a manager may be secured
to take the merry-go-round to fairs at
other points, but for the remainder of
this season ii will he kept here and
operated In connection with band con-
certs after fair wetk is over.
Next summer there will probably be
a swimming pond, the merrv-go-round,
and a number of different amusements at
the park or some other convenient place.
The company is composed of those
who contributed to the merry go. round
fund, and the stock will be issued in
shares of 500. each.
The directors and officers are: w. Wat
sou, president, Chas. Argabright, vice.
president, J. A. Armeut, secretary, A.
Russell, treasurer, and L. L. Taylor.
The Globe-republican., 1907-09-05

II you want to sell your land or city
property list 1t with TallmGn q Co. II
you want choice bargains 10 land or city
property see ne. We represent some OF
the best insurance companies inauriDg
against fire and wIndstorms. We cordi-
ally solicit a share Of your patronage.
Office opposite new postoffice building.
K. 3. Gordon, OF Bucklin had q prize
display Of harness at the fair, and showed
an enterprise that come Of the business
men closer at hand failed to show. P.
II. Young had an attractive display Of
piauos and organs, at the exhibit tent,
and g. l.. Painter, the real estate man,
had an agricultural display that was a
credit to the county.
The Pawnee Bill Wild West show
which gave two performances in this
city last Friday, was we'll attended and
vas n good show III every detail. II was
typical OF the west in earlier days and
there was much shooting, very fine horse
back riding, etc. The tents were com
Portable and airy and If the show comes
to Dodge City again 1t will receive a
hearty welcome.
The Bairic Stock Company opened d
w,en's engage sent Mt Glnck's npera
lOuse Monday evening win the prOduc.
,lon Of "A Prince OF His Race" written
nrd presented uud,r the direction OF
Orsr Graham, who play the title role,
The house was comfortably filled will
qiife M enthusiastic audience. The
pay wH- IN tour acts and the company
Il ri their own scenery. Some handsome
50, tunes were worn. ne characters we 9
wei, actel and vii etther the Barrie
Stuck COMPANY gave their first night
audi ncu u most favorable impression.
They promise good piA, the rest Of the
week. Tonight PET OF Circle &.
lsaniil', friday evening 'Down where
the 0tloh Blossoms Crow. Saturday
evening. "Tbe Player. Those who
attend will not be disappointed in these
productions.
The Globe-republican., 1907-09-05
Curb Lines.

All parties owning property on streets
70 feet wide and over are entitled 70
twelve feet in the street, from their
property line. to be used for sidewalk and
parking purposes. Parties adjoining
streets 80 feet wide are entitled to ten
feet for parking purposes, Ordnance
No. ia.
This does NOS mean the parking Of
weeds. Grass looks better.
Respectfully,
PEARL /. TREBILCoCK, city clerk.
The Globe-republican., 1907-09-05

Mrs. S. Joyce, $50 Sullivan st., Clare
mont, N. H., writes: "About a year ago
l bought two bottles Of Foley's Kidney
Cure. 1t cured me Of q severe case OF
Kidney trouble Of several years. stand,
Ing. 1t certainly is a grand, good medl-
cine, and l heartily recommend it,"
Pine & Bond Drug 90.
The Globe-republican., 1907-09-05

+ G Woodbury., salary superintendent
3 7 Cook, coyote scalp bounty .......... 2,
U Il BOWER, - |
U II Grifith ,........ Z
York.Key Mer. Co., supplies for jail and
Ic G nsrin moa y" w..r .:nc
w j Davies, August salary Treasurer. 100
re Davis. August salary deputy Treas.
urer ......... observation-disclosures. 90
W J Davies. August county expense
account. ......... $50. :. ......... III
II B Bell, sheriff summonlng witnesses
ounty attorneys court OF inquiry...
W II Preston, August salary probate
Judge ....... ........... "a
Hutchinson News. record books and
blanns. ......... 80
q l. Gilbert, August salary deputy
CLERK oO
Carl Van Piper, August salary county -
4 NJ WajHer, care John West 81 days. iS5
j IL Miller, conyeyances for county,. 4
Globe. Republican, printing delinquent
tax list, etc ..... ..... .,........ ~. 2l7
W \ Duncker, hauling and labor on
Ford bridge -. ................. y
N } smith q Son, supplies for $. g.,
Beck DupIicutor Co., duplicating ma.
S II %Connaway. August GALAXY county
clerk .... ...... . y. 81
q W Mills, truant officer two years.. .
Midland Co., light and repairs for
August :. ................. ........... 10
Colo. Typewriter Exchange, supplies
james l. Cord, hauling insane Mexican
from round mouse ....A... ......... !
Philip Watson, tightening rods on
Drluge -.
+ o Misncr, plumbing at court house, 10
Harry Mayrath, hauling and repair
Howell bridge y
Il L Smith, August salary surveyor 80. ~
Ii i Bell, sheriff, August salary jailor,
janitor, kindling, and attendance
sessions commissioners. probate
court and district court.......... ..l3I
IL Is Bell, boarding prisoners In August, ~
Lloyd Evans, nursing prisoher........;
| Il W EVANS. j. Z, fees aLntE Va. DMnutUfu .
The Globe-republican., 1907-09-05
Notice.

All persons having bills against rht
REUNION association will please presenl
them for payment at once.
J. A. ARMENT, Secy.
The Globe-republican., 1907-09-05

80 head Of four-year-ol horses fUl
sale. Fat and fine. Two mall ranches
to rent, close to Dodge City. Address
Archie Il. Keech, Dodge City, Kans, 4
The Globe-republican., 1907-09-05

More NEWS from The New England
States.
If any one has any doubt as TO the vir-
tue Of Foley's Kidney Cure, they need
only to refer to Mr.. Alvin II. Simpson,
OF Nillimantic, Conn.,, who, after almost
losing hope of recovery, on account Of
the failure Of so many remedies, finally
tried Foley's kidney Cure, which he says
was '.just the thing'' for him, as four bot
ties 'dhim completely. He lie now
ep y we'll and free from all the suffer-
lent to acute kidney trouble. Pine q
hond Drug Co.
The Globe-republican., 1907-09-05

II W Evans, j. p. fees state VS.. Osborn, z
Ii Ii Bell, sheriff =" -. I /
Mic Mayrath, salary Co. commissioner IA
W Z Duncker, ?" -: IA |
VIII Preston, probate court fees Richard
Madden case -. ...... -. ....... ~
DIR W IL Graves, commiss onor fees
Richard Madden case ......... 81
Dr. Ii Whitworth, commissioner fees
Richard Madden case -. . -, -. o.
DR. Otis Thompson, commissions fees
Richard Madden case 49,, ...,..,.; o.
II W Evans, Jr., counsel fees Richard
Madden case ....... 80. .Y...; OF
John Madden, Jr., witness fees Richard
Madden case ............. nat. II
W ii Miller, witness fees Richard Mad
den case ....., .......... ....::.. ...'.' i d
A. q spencer, care Richard Madden
uuyS ..... ..........,.... 's'''....'.' q v
John Madden, Jr., taking Richard Mad
den to Topeka hospital. 80. :. -. IL Q
5. Ii. CoNNAwAY,
County Clerk.
The Globe-republican., 1907-09-05

The county commissioners we're In session
Monday and Tuesday and allowed the fol-
lowing bills:
The Globe-republican., 1907-09-05

Better Printing at The Globe Republi-
can Office.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-14
TWO MORE VICTIMS
INSPECTORS RESCUE BODIES
 WHILE EXPLORING MINES.
Governor Dawson, Other State Officials and Specialists from Several states Will Attend the
 COrOuersa Inaueat,

Monongah. W. Va. Dec. 13-Although the search was abandoned last night. two more victims of last Fridays ex- plosion in mines and 8 of the Fair mont Coal Company were found today.
 Inspectors. who have stopped all work until they can make an investi- gation. found the bodies while explor. ing mine No. 6. This makes the total number recovered 322. Coal company officials. at the conclusion of a house. toulouse canvass today. announced 33S men missing. indicating that sixteen bodies are still in the mines which are supposed to be under falls of slate and earth that have not yet been dis turbed,
 Tonight the officers received inform alton which slightly increases their estimate of the total number of vic tims. number of contractors and men employed by them. 1t is believed, are counted in the company figures.
 Chief State Mine Inspector J. W. Paul of West Virginia. has gone to FayetteCity. Pa. to investigate certain phases of the explosion in Naomi mine that may throw light on the inquest here. Arrangements for the inquest begun this morning have been sus- pended until he returns. It has not been decided by Coroner l.. S. Amos, whether the coroner's jury will Inspect the mine Governor William O. Daw- son. other State officers and specialists from several States are expected to attend the inquest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-14
AS FRANCE SEES IT
NEWSPAPERS COMMENT ON Ro0sE-
 VELT's RE-ANNOUNCEMEN
The Temps Says The Popularity ef The President is Great and General--Calls Taft His
 Heir.

Paris, Dec. 13-The French press is interested in President Roosevelfs declaration that he would not stand for reelection. Some newspapers. ike The Gaulois. are disposed to believe that he was forced to this utterance by the change of public opinion created by the recent financial crisis. but papers like The Temps. reject any motive which imputes bad faith to Mir. Roosevelt.
 ''The popularity of President Roose- welt is great and generaL" The Temps says Tt surpasses party limits and in spite of the campaign of the trust against him. the American people re- main devoted to the upright. strefiu- ous and patriotic chief, who has rem dered them. great material services" i"
 Continuing. The Temps says it be- lieves that even after the retirement of President Roosevelt. his prestige will still enable him to exercise de- cisive role.
 While the time has not yet arrived to pass judgment upon the career of President Roosevelt. The Temps thinks that history will recognize him as one of the chiefs of State. who looked far into the future.
 The Temps, like The Journal des Debats. says an attempt may be made to make Secretary Taft the heir of MT. Roosevelt, but they say that the of the President leaves the field singularly open.