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DR.. Bingamon sn!d that The prisoner
would tntcrtwinr. newspapers between
the bars of his cell to keep out ,hs
wind. hs he said nc was afraid ne would
get pneumonia AM die. and TINT th5ii
Hterz S.sI'~ GaS'is if',ptrs ,pettId crttI,S--.
-tftttt if-ffAtsli ass--ffsefitt rrrrss rrysr-
RED about his pulse B., Bngnm6n
told the young man that his pulse did
vary and was alternately slow nnl
rapid. whcrcnpon Thaw said: II gucas
We can Gccou"t for that ns hnvln,s oc-
Cured since the act OF Providence.
Jerome oSjcctfi to this lInc OF rcstI-
m6nY. S,y!ag tina, & had nothing 70 do
with tAc riicEed brain storm testified
TO hy Or. Exams as having disturbed
1haw's mind
III thc evidence conyIn:.s me" said
the DHuict-Attorney. that this pris-
oncr ir lnstnc, | vii! frankly say 10,
rm here as II ju,ite!ai officer aud Will ,io
my duty as such IL IL appears 10 ms
that tlis defendant is frame,
Then Nr, Jerome asked question
about the mental condition OF Ms,
William Thnw ut the time Harry Thnw
wpa tcrn. !Dclntas poppe3 up with n
ttEarp objection. which the Court sus-
tained, with the remark; Tho Dlstrict-
Attorney may tbe a judicial officer AMI
bcc ms duty as such, hut once Wit
ness IS introduced no IS bound by toe
stnv rules " evidence that govern the
other thdc. OBJECTION sustained"
WIN Try to Prove Thaw Insane Now.
Then Jerome said lie -wErted 20 mako
[ Ra- -sittlr ina own zyt ttrrsz,-- a,rn m
would not he baurd BY trio rules = {
croEs-esamlaation, lie asked Ar. pel-
taas vixen he cxpe>ted 10 hn,sa tho
OF his defense. Tae Cal.-
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On two occasions stree ,fis ineareera-
ton in prison have visited him Mt the
1pIHssH 1rAa fisFsE=wsrs Aug u and
Ncpt. II. He was very nervous and
greatly dapIesAsda an. .baihsncnaaona. He.
told me that thn public officials OF this.
county had consplrcd with Whites
friends to railroad him 10 an asylum
in order 60 hide the truth OF Stanford
Mhite.n life. sfH Il
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from the just driven the
|ney odeEsz=she looked very pale and ral l=-==-=z=
The prosecutor asked the witness she had her brother upon
her return from Europe the fall 1908 she
the Navarro Hoel. -===z "
Did you then tell brother" asked had
toJnducs ynn to make statements
-t aid snap
Did you not tell brother that Thaw had
you cruelty in Paris in osde lying
ford When order dgugged
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BOUGHT STOCKS
FOR HARTMAN IN
SECRET COMPACT

Otto II. Kahn. OF the Arm OF Kuhn,
Loeb & Cn.. on tho witness stand before
the Interstatc conrne-re Commission
to-day revealed the TART that his arm
-lsEd Hs7TEt cUTHpTsr WITH; iccE n frgr-
riman for the pnre.iase otta,eeka N va.
kc3ntiausd on second page.l /.
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StIyyesant Fish, who E. H. Hartman testified yesterday,
deposed as president of The Illinois Railroad
vaTded funds OF the company p deposit
trust concern to-day made which he declared that Hartman
himself had borrowed millions from the corporation of which
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did YOU ever communicates to Mr..
Hartr'i'tre any facts rosarding the
family history of this prisoner which
have not hrnuEht out here by
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Evsrs End Jtre-ne a; play.

Dr, Evans was mads to shy that.
though he had Just taken post -sradu.
ate course a; Johns Hopkins. ne had
never taken any examinations Jerome
tried 10 make IL appear that the alienlss
had lied last week when no testified he
had taken postgraduate course. as no
TOOK no examinations Or. Evans ex-
plained that he had misunderstood tho
question when It wa, pu, to him last
week.
"po you think, tha, you are quallned
rs an cxperts'
Well" responded tho witness softly.
"nE | have been accented as an expert
In various courts have been led 10 be-
lIcvc So
no you consider tha. you are n maa-
ter OF M branches ot your professIon7''
There are no men who can call
themselves complete masters OF every
branch OF the medical profession. nor
are there any such masters OF any
other calling. Including law, retor,cd
tho allenist unciuonsly, bo wtng very
ioS to Mr., Jerome,
As tc an Alien!sts Notes, +
IDS. you always make careful notes
OF A patients condition and prepare a.
written msdlcal oriet In order that you
may hapesa perfect mental picture OF
lae person before YOU II called upon 10 !
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SECOND RAcE-orenade a 20
and out) I, Paul Clifford Is to for
placel z, Rellindtan g..
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FEATURE RACE
BRINGS OUT GOOD
WO-YEAR0LDS
Carnival Stakes for the
Youngsters Run on
Heavy Track.
WINNERS AT NEW ORLEANS.

FIRST -RAcE-No Quarter Is to /
and 2 to y I. Alaine e to I for
piace) z, 5ers osra 8.
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THIRD -RAcE-keator q TO 4 and
oet) I, Fancy Dress e 10 ! for
place 2, Soprano J. - szze.5zIs.5
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CD | COMP CD NJ ANY \ s
CASH CASH SAYS s. ! S. FISH
-Deposed Presidentof .Illinois-Cen-
traT Declares that the Railroad Ma
nipulator Borrowed Millions OF
Corporation Cash w hi1e Director.
HARTMAN TO BE SUED
BY y. p. SHAREHOLDERS.

retnfned
sehiTn CHICAGO
ton
Pacific stockholders
similar tranaa IS
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The audience wr!g6!ed In sleetui an
tIclpation nj the prosper Of the cross
Ing nt-Sswards Jtry1rir, was known 10
fsr-1rts
long ago proved that lie could take
care OF himself in aNskIrm.sh OF wits,
4 question Of whether Evans had ever
been ccnnected with the same inst.;u-
ton as DIR. WHEY was ruled ont
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remark. 10 me regarding the fear OF
pneumonia In ua,d!a.eiy after DR.. Nc.
CURE. III. prison physician, passed hia
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de,ibcratlns forcing cold air into his
cell. He seemed - attach sinister
-tr,..t ls..-t % tAeir-a c t,nnH-H He mnde TIE.
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IfNRTl KILLED,
EIGHTY HURT
Mexican Troops Fire a voIIey Into a
Crowd of Strikers.
MEN EEGAGED IN RloTlNG

Government Compelled to Use Force
to Restore Order In the oriziba Mill
Distriet--JaiIs and Armories Filled
With Imprisoned strikers--Details
Of a Bloody ARRAY.
City Of Mexico, jan 9.--Reports re-
ceived from Rio Blanco and Nogales,
in the Oriziba mill district. indicate
that the government has completely
mastered the situation. The strikers
have ceased all acts of violence in the
presence of the large body of troops
rushed there from this capital and
nearby garrisons. The seriousness of
the affair, however, was realized when
it was made known that 80 of the
workmeu were killed outright and
over so wounded by the soldiers, who
were compelled to fire on the main
body of the rioters before they could
be dispersed.
1t was learned that the men, after
pillaging the company store at the
Rio Blanco mills. became emboldened
by their success. A part of the men
rushed to Nogales, 4 short distance
away, where another mill is located
Telegraph, telephone and electric light
wires We're cut and pawnshops and
private houses were pillaged Then
the jails were thrown open and the
nnI &c of hn
mill region fed in terror to Oriziba.
When the strikers reached Nogales
one mill official and gendarme from
Oriziba made an Intellectual attempt
to check them. A striker named Mo-
relos threw huge stone at Senor
Herrera, mayor of the city of Oriziba,
striking that official on the head and
badly wounding him. Herrera arose
from where he had fallen and shot
Morelos, killing him instantly. A body
of troops arrived and as the strikers
attempted to resist, volley was fired
into the mob, killing 30 and wounding
over so. After this the mob was scat
tered, the strikers gathering together
in groups at various points.
A body of 700 collected on rail
road track and held the train for the
city Of Vera Cruz for several hours,
the engineers not daring to run
through the crowd Finally troops ar
rived and charged the men with
broadswords, scattering them.
The jails and armories are filled
with imprisoned strikers. The gov
ernment has learned that a committee
of strikers has left Oriziba for Tlax-
Gala, Huebla and other cities to incite
laborers at those points to strike.
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PurSell

Mr.. S. II. Lama's two children
are on the sick list.
Mr.. G. w. Cupp was business
visitor to So. Bloomingville last
Monday.
Mr.. John Dresbsck hurt his
hand very badly on spring borrow
tooth.
Misses Rebecca and France Pax
ton passed through here one day
last week enroute to visit their
brother, Charles Paxton, and fam
lly, of near Cedar Grove.
Messrs. Albert and Lawrence
Lytle were in the employ of Mr..
John Dresback one day last week.
Mrs. Charles Paxton and daugh.
FER visited Mrs. Adams, Saturday.
Mrs. NADIA Ellis, of Columbus,
Mrs. Jane. Febus and Hazel called
on Mr.. William Huffman and fam.
lily, Saturday.
The bad roads makes us wish
for our promised pixies.
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New Plymouth

Mr.. Clyde White, of Athens,
spent New Years with his cousin,
Mrs. w. B. Cherry, returning
Wednesday morning to Athens at
which place he is student at the
o. U.
Miss Roach, of Hamden, spent
this week with her sister, Mrs.
DR.. Bennett.
Misses Grace Trowbridge and
Florence Bennett, of Union Furnace,
spent New Years with friends
here.
Raymond F. Hughes entertained
few of his friends with a mas
querade at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs.'F. A. Hughes, Thurs
day evening December 81.
Mrs. John Anthony, of Union
Furnace, spent a few days last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Chidester.
Clyde Wilson has returned to
school at Delaware after spending
his vacation with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Longsteth,
of Union Furnace attended the
Farmers Institute held here De-
cember 3lst and January 1st.
Raymond Hughes has returned
to Columbus.
r. y. Stevenson, of Lancaster,
was in town Tuesday and Wednes-
day looking after business here.
G.. 4. Goodwin made business
trip to Nelsonyille, Friday.
School began Wednesday morn
ing after two weeks vacation.
John f. Gibbons spent Friday
evening with friends in Macarthur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark accompanied
by their grand daughter Miss Lena
Musser returned to their home at
Rutland, Saturday, after pleasant
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Musser.
Miss Wilma Clark has returned
TO Delaware where she is attend
ing school.
The Eleventh Vinton County
Farmers Institute held at the
Presbyterian church December
3lst and January lst was one Of
the best ever held here. Although
the weather was very unpleasant,
the attendance was large and APP
preciative.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Bray, and
daughter Vada, of Lancaster,
spent few days of last week with
the laters parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Noah Beougher.
Mr.. Silas Warthman, and DR..
Achmen, of Ironton, spent the
later part of last week, visiting
relatives at Roseville.
Miss Lizzie Clark, after spend
ing a week, visiting relatives in
Logan, arrived home last Monday.
Mfr. and Mrs. Elmer White and
son Arley, spent Sunday with II.
G. Beery and family.
Mr.. Solomon Harsch and son
John, of Indiana, spent Sunday at
Enterprise, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Matthias.
Miss Mirtie Evans was the
guest of Mr.. Noah Beougher and
family last Saturday night and
Sunday.
Mr.. George Starcher surprised
his friends, by bringing with him
wife to this place last Thurs
day. Mr., and Mrs. Starcher
spent few days visiting relatives
in this vicinity and then returned
to their future home at Marion o.
Mr., Henry Hensel, of Logan,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Murphy.
Mr.. Thomas McPeck was called
to Newark to attend the funeral
of his daughter-in-law, Mrs. Eber
McPeck, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Krinn were
Logan shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Gordon and daughter
Annie, spent Monday with her
mother, Mrs. Blum, who is very
low wife lung fever and pneumonia.
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close touch of the mines working
on the Snow Fork branch.
Donald Henderson was in Orbis-
ton, Sunday.
Mrs. II. Morrison is on the sick
list.
The Snyder Brothers, who two
weeks ago were crushed by fall
of slate in No. I mine, are rapidly
improving.
The population of the United
States is estimated nt 50, 600, 600
and only 10000, 900 are connected
with any church, Catholic and
Protestant.
School teachers have returned
home and school will start Mon
day.
The Goose Run mines run full
days last week.
Mrs. Hattie Sapp, of Nelson
vile, was visiting Mrs. Will Tur-
vey, New Year.
Pat Lynch was visiting friends
here Saturday and Sunday.
Mike Rutter, of Coshocton, is
visiting friends here this week.
Miss Bess Banfeld, of No. 8
was visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cope, Sunday.
Owing to the slack work c. NJ.
Mathews has reduced his expenses
by giving one of his clerks a vaca-
tion.
n, A. Chute, of Murray City,
made business trip to the capi-
tai city, New Years day.
Finding No. 80 on every busl-
ness house window he returned
home on tn first train.
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pivn butcher ut this place,
butchering Is hogs in one day.
Samuel Strawn being foreman.
We fbd in reading the Xmas
papers there has been more valua-
BILE presents given by different
denominations, than for many
years.
AL Collision, who got hurt some
time since, is getting along nicely
at present.
Mrs. Chas. Paxton and little
daughter made trip to Logan
last Thursday.
Miss Belva Rhoads was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. James
Higgins, New Years day.
Mr.. VIM. Mowery was a well
come visitor at the Walnut Valley
School one day last week.
Miss Della Krlnn made a trip to
Logan last Saturday.
There was preaching at Prospect
last Sunday night by Rev. Reed.
Thanks to you for your paper
for the last year we wish you the
best of success for the coming
year.
HAuNT SusE''
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Dryden Confident.

Trenton. N. j., Jan. 9.-United
States Senator John +. Dryden, who
came here TO attend the opening OF
the legislature. expressed himself as
confident OF being made his own sue.
oessor Senator Colby. who Is oppos-
Ing Mr.. Dryden's reelection. Is equally
sure that Mr.. Dryden win be defeated.
lie says that Senator Ackerman OF
Union, Assemblyman Fake OF Bergen
and himself will stay out Of the eau
Gus, and he believes there win be
others. II Will require only one more
member In addition to the three
named TO make Mr.. Dryden's election
impossible. except with Democratic
votes.
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system Held a pisarace.

Columbus, o., Jan. 9-"The present
same warden system is disgrace to
the state" declares the state fish and
game commission in it's annual report
filed with the governor. ''It is impos-
sible to remedy it," the report contin
ues. "owing to the lack of funds at the
disposal of the commission Not be-
ing able to hire wardens and pay their
legitimate expenses, the commission
is compelled to appoint wardens in
different localities whose only recon-
pense is the fines assessed against vio-
lators whom they arrest and convict"
The commission recommends that a
law be enacted requiring each hunter
to pay license fee of 81. The COM
mission declares that as result of
the inefficient system for the protec-
tion of game it has been practically
exterminated in Ohio
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Orbiston

Mr. Kamakichi Swzuki, of
Toxic, Japan, gave lecture at
the NJ. f, Church last Sunday
which occupied one hour and 80
minutes. His mission to this eoun-
try is TO bring closer relations
between America and Jspan. He
also hopes to be successful in his
study for the ministry and return
TO his native country and preach
the true Gospel.
The residence of Chas. Sapp
caught fire early Saturday morn
ing. BY active work the flames
were soon extinguished and the
fireman returned home.
Wherever there is smoke there
is fire.
Geo. Thompson Is keeping in
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Dividing Ridge

AS we haven't seen any item 9
from this place for quite a while
we thought we would again ap-
paer among the living.
| Plenty of mud.
The Misses Huldah and Bertha
Smith attended the entertainment
given at Gibisonvilie, Christmas
evening.
Grandma Geiger is improving
nicely at present.
Mr.. j. w. Smith was business
caller in Logan, Saturday.
School is progressing nicely
under tie management of Mr.,
w. F. Krinn.
Mr.. Pearly Rolsten was Log
an caller Saturday.
Mr.. Samuel Smith is working
on the sawmill at present.
Miss Nora Nihiser, who has
been working at Rockbridge, is
at home now taking vacation.
Howard Rolsten was a business
caller on this ridge, Wednesday
and Thursday of last week.
Rev. Boiling was pleasant caller
at b. F. Nihisers, Saturday even
ing.
Mr.. j. w. Smith had a couple
of pigs to go astray, but luckily
he found them the very next day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nihiser called on
Grandma Geiger, Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Emmons
passed through this vicinity Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Rolston
visited the formers parents Christ
mas.
Nicholas Bowers passed through
this vicinity Monday.
The Misses Huldah and Bertha
Smith planned surprise on their
father few weeks ago. About
forty of the friends and neighbol
being present. Mr.. Smith was
called home from neighbors
about the noon hour, on opening
the door and seeing the guests
seated around the room the
surprise was accomplished, and
for such a surprise their is no
equal.
Hoping the editor enjoyed a
Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year, ! will close.
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Noaro soldiers In phiIlppInes.

Cincinnati, o., Jan. 9.-Women Of
the Cincinnati w. C. 4. U. will be
asked to unite in a protest against the
removal of the colored troops of the
United States army to the Philippines.
AT the head of this movement is Miss
Mary Renick, leader of the purity sec
tion of Christian Temperance work.
The matter will be brought before the
union at its next meeting. The native
women of the Philippines, Miss Re-
nick declares, are entitled TO the same
protection as the women living in the
atates at home.
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GREAT FLOOD
ApPsars Imminent In the Ohio Valley,
Distress Reported.

Evansville, Ind, Jan. 8. = The big
gest flood in the history OF the Ohio
valley is now almost certainty With
the river here Ave feet over the dan
ger line, excessive rains have fallen
along the valley. THE great food OF
1884 will not be circumstance to tho
one which now seems imminent" said
Government Weather Observer Al
Brand when he received dispatches
telling of the general and heavy rains
all over the Ohio valley the last "a
hours. Added to the steady rainfall is
the increasingly cold weather. Dis
tress and suffering over sthe hooded
districts is now In an acute stage.
Three OF the steamboat lines are now
cut or from landing at smaller points
he;ause the landings are all deep ua.
der water.
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Walnut Valley

Mud Mud Mud! is the latest
news in this part OF the country.
What has become of all the CORE.
spondentsS as we like to hear from
other points we thought we would
come again with few items from
our corner of the neighborhood.
Perry sisco made a dying trip
to the eounty-sest one day last
week.
Mr. A. J. Watts is our "eham-
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Stamps For Helena.

Rome, Jan. 9,-Henry White, the re-
firing United States ambassador. pre-
sented Queen Helena complete col
lection of United States postage
stamps. sent her by the postmaster
general at Washington with the APP
proval OF President Roosevelt The
authorities at Washington were in
formed that the queen expressed de-
sire to have a collection of United
States stamps, which resulted in the
step just taken by the postmaster gen.
eral. She thanked the ambassador
and assured him that she highly ap-
preciated the courtesy and kindness OF
the Washington ofieIals.
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How to Avoid Appendicitis

Most victims of appendicitis
are those who are habitually con-
stipated. Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup cures chronic constipation
by stimulating the liver and
bowels and restores the natural
action of the bowels. Orino Laxa-
tive Fruit Syrup does not nauseate
or grippe and is mild and pheasant
to take. Refuse substitutes
Bort & Co.
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BALLOT BOXES
Reported Missing In Manhattan by
the Attorney General.

N'S TsNS'sSI NS'S'
New York, Jan. 9.-Attorney Gen.
eral William S. Jackson has not been
able to locate all the ballot boxes in
trusted to his possession by supreme
court order, and intimated that he
might be obliged to bring contempt
proceedings against the board of cleo
tions. Certain boxes containing bal
lots cast in Manhattan were stored un-
der the direction of the board, and a
search failed to reveal their where
abouts. According to the attorney
general, Commissioner Dooling, upon
being served with the court order, re-
fused to surrender these particular
boxes or make known their location.
To prevent, he says, possible tam
pering with the ballots cast in the
Hearst-McClellan mayoralty election,
which may be needed for a recount
under the action begun by the state
to oust Mayor Mcclellan and seat Will
liam r. Hearst as mayor, Attorney
General Jackson, acting under orders
from the supreme court, caused raids
to be made at such storage places
throughout Greater New York as were
known to his representatives. After
some delays the greater number of
boxes were located. newly sealed and
placed under guard of officers repre-
senting the attorney general.
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C0MPROisi,oE
Reached Between Friends of Senators
Foraker and LODGE.

Foraker and Lodge.
Washington. Jan. 9.-Senate leaders
of both parties made an effort to bring
about harmony between opposing
views concerning the proposed inves
tigation of the affray at Brownsville,
Tex, and what amounts to an agree
ment between Senators Foraker and
Lodge has been attained by their
friends. The compromise is not great
~ different from the resolution pre-
sented by Senator Lodge and a SINH
lar one which Senator Foraker had
intended to offer as a substitute for
his original resolution 1t provides
for the investigation by the senate
committee on military affairs of the
affray at Brownsville, and to this is
to be added provisions that subcom-
mittee be sent to Brownsville and that
the expense of the investigation be
paid out of the contingent fund of the
senate. Such resolution would
ignore the constitutional and legal
questions that have been debated for
several days in the senate. Senator
Lodge declares that he is satisfied
with the program, and Senator Fora
ker says he is not particular about
phraseology so long as an investiga-
tion is ordered and committee sent
to Brownsville to take testimony.
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Stringtown

We are having plenty OF rain
and mud at this writing.
Mrs. Pearl Rhoades, who has
been quite sick for the past week,
we are glad TO learn is much inn
proved by this time.
Miss Fields, of Columbus, spent
few days of last week as the
guest ofMr. Roy Beery.
Mrs. Lydia Shaw, OF Logan, is
employed in doing domestic work
for Mrs. Saul Harsch.