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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-02-21
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SINKING SPRING.
February Is, 1907,

Mrs. o. G. Wickerham, who has been
very i'll for few weeks, Is slowly
improving.
Mrs. Josie McKeehan was the guest
of Mrs. J. T. Yankie, of PEBBLES,
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Eta Patton, of PEBBLES, is
visiting relatives here.
The Valentine Social given by the
ladies of the M, Il Church was a
success both socially and financially
Miss Anna McKeehan, who has been
seriously Ill, is little better.
Rev. Nicodemus assisted by Rev
Cowser is conducting series of meet
ings at the Dunkard Church.
Paul Yankee, of PEBBLES, was the
guest of relatives here Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Dave Setty, of Elm
Vile, were guests of Mrs. Louisa But
Ter Saturday.
Mrs. John N. Gall has returned
after short visit with relatives II
Cincinnati.
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SAMANTHA
February IS, 1907.

FeDruary 10, lSUi.
DIR. Swing made a hurried visit to
Cincinnati last Friday.
Lewis Connell and wife were enter
tanned at the home of Nathan Larkin
Sunday.
A series of revival meetings began
at Friends church Sunday evening
conducted by Rev. Hamilton.
j. s, Faris and family were visiting
friends at Pricetown Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Lenora Carey entertained
several of her young friends from
Highland, New Vienna and Whining
ton Sunday.
Squire Rogers and family were en-
tertained by relatives In Hillsboro
Sunday.
.P. Wright an old and respected
citizen of this community died last
Tuesday morning and was inferred II
the Fall Creek cemetery Thursday.
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MOwRYSTOWN.
February 1S, 1907

A series of revival services began
at the Presbyterian church last Sun
day night. All are invited. Come.
Mrs. Robert Pope and Mrs. Mae
Leslie, of Hill sboro, also Miss Mollie
Badgley, of Ketterman, were the
pleasant guests of Mrs. Caroline
Cotterill on Saturday and Sunday last.
Chas. Christman, who has been TAX
ing course In piano tuning at val
paraiso, Indiana, has returned to his
home.
Mrs. Aseneth Rosselot, of Green
burg, Penn, is visiting her mother and
friends here.
Peter Forseille and Miss Grace
Rutledge, of Boston, Clermont coun-
ty, we're married last week. he
brought his bride here to visit his
parents last Saturday evening. The
young people turned out in full force
to give them a hearty serenading.
They we're all treated to plenty Of
candy and the boys to the cigars.
Robert Yochum has accepted po.
sition with the o. r. g. G. II. r. as an
agent at Georgetown, o. he began
business there on Monday. Robert
will receive a good salary as he has
had experience in that line. He filled
the same kind of a position here for
several years and will be greatly
missed tor he is an obliging young
man and has many warm friends here.
VIM. Ruble and family, of Buford,
spent last Monday visiting here at
the home of Fl. G. Schwartz.
James Long and family, of Sugar
tree Ridge, visited his parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Polk Long, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Kennedy also
Ed. Shannon, of Sardinia, and d.
Stephan, of Macon, we're the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Stephan one
day last week.
Robert Badgley and D. Martin have
gone to Washington G. a., where
they expect employent.
Chas. Mcvey and wife, of Biehn
visited their daughter, Mrs. Lee
Winkle, here recently.
Henry Troutman, an aged and high
ly respected citizen of this place, died
at his home Yesterday at 3p. m.
Louis Jullrat, of Fincastle, died on
Thursday, Feb. IA, 1907. The funeral
was conducted by Rev. Mellor at Fin.
castle and his body was brought to
the Mowrystown cemetery. He leaves
a wife and twelve children, several
grand children and many relatives
and friends to mourn. His body was
kept in state from Thursday until
Sunday to await the coming of one of
his sons from the Philippine Islands.
A large crowd of people were present
at the funeral aud burial.
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DALLAS.
February IS, 1907

FEBRUARY 10, 1907.
Roscoe West and family and Dick
Beavers accompanied by Miss Ella
Morris attended the Opera at Hills
boro last Tuesday night.
Our farmers were we'll represented
at the Rainsboro Farmers Institute
the fore part of last week,
Mac Grove and family have beeu
suffering from severe attack of
lagrippe, but are reported much bet.
ter.
Miss Mary Evans was the guest of
her uncle Robert West and family
near Hillsboro last Wednesday.
j. h. Barrett and sons visited Jona-
than Barrett and family near Mar
shall Sunday,
Charles Hatcher was taken sick
while attending the Institute at
Rainsboro last Tuesday and was un-
able to return home for few days.
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MARSHALL.
February l8, 1907

Jesse Spruance and Mrs. Elizabeth
Wright, who we're married recently
have installed themselves In the COM
Portable house on the Philip Grabil
farm northeast of town.
Henry Kneisley and bride (nee Alma
Irons) will soon be the occupants OF
the Hughes homestead.
At present gossip and the projected
electric railroad are striving for
mastery. We most sincerely hope
the many fanged monster" will for
ever be silenccd and banished from
our midst. Now - 70 the railroad %
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Mr. and Mrs G. G Garman, of near
Rainsboro, we're guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. d. Mccoy and family Sunday.
The cold weather has been severe
on the wheat crop but with hogs at
s6 30 per cwt. the farmers only tank
of corn and bacon and don't even
squeal.
E. 8. Burnett is still quite Ill.
Rural carrier Pearl Dick rode 600
miles on horseback in January.
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RAINSBORO.
February IS, 1907.

teDrudIy 10, loVi'
Mrs. Mary Clark, of Bainbridge, has
been the guest of Mrs. ]. A. Beaver
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Harper, of
Good Hope, who spent last week here
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Davis
visited relatives in Hillsboro on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Erskine and son, Clarence,
moved to Centerfielo last Wednesday
The Ladies Aid society will hold a
social at the M. E. parsonage on
Thursday night of this week. Light
Refreshments will be served. Every
body invited.
Mrs. Ella Bell spent last week at
New Petersburg the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Geo. Pearce.
Supt. and Mrs. s. L. Yochum spent
Saturday and Sunday among relatives
near Mowrystown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker Thoroman, of
Adams county, we're guests of Mr..
and Mrs. T. M. Thoroman the latter
part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Roads visited
relatives near Sabinia the fore part
of last week.
The closing exercises of the Farm
er's Institute we're fully up to the
standard of the first day which was
reported In last weeks issue. DR.. a.
M. Brown gave two interesting lec-
lures on sheep raising. M. G. Thomas
and A. q. Judy also gave interesting
and instructive lectures on farm
topics. 1t has seldom been our privi-
lege to have two state speakers who
could sway an audience as these men
did and they seemed to appreciate
the packed house which greeted them
and did their best. Jaseph Karnes
who was on the program was detained
at home on account of sickness and
Rev. Carter, who had recently moved
to Wilmington, was also unable to be
present. A part of the music of pre-
vious sessions was repeated by request
and Miss Edna Bashore was also pre-
vailed upon to recite again. In our
report last week the name of Mrs. T.
NJ. Thoromau was unintentionally
omitted from the list of those who
furnished the music. A vote for an
Institute the coming year carried un-
animously. The following officers
were elected Pres, N. b. Upp; Vice
Pres, j. G. Redkey; Secretary, Roy
b. Coleman; Executive Committee,
Mrs. Emma Coleman, Isma 7. Roads
Jas. E Upp.
The piano which was used at the
hall during the institute has been
purchased by Miss Florence Upp.
Hanson Mccoy and family moved
here last Friday from the vicinity of
Barrett's Mill and now occupy the
property recently vacated by Mrs.
Erskine.
Our township clerk, Leslie George,
has been on the sick list for a few
days with strong symptoms of pneu-
monia.
Mrs. Miller and little son, of Peeb bles,
have been visiting Mrs. Yankie since
FAST Wednesday.
Chas. Hatcher, of Dallas, was taken
quite sick here last Monday at the
home of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Louisa
Baker, but was able to be moved home
on Wednesday.
The organ belonging to the M. E.
church was thoroughly renovated the
past week and is now in fine shape.
Jordan Ladd, who has been In
charge of Sheriff McMullen's farm for
the past two years removed to Bridges
last week,
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"When your mother-in-law fell into
the water, why didn't you help to get
her out ?"
my dear madam. you must know
that nothing I ever have done has
pleased her. ey."--EigaSo.
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swell, we've abolished our legal de-
partment," declared the trust mag
nate.
"Obeying the law these days, eh ?"
Eyes and do you know, ! believe
We are actually saving money BY It,"
Warrington Herald.
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Seed Oats.

A car of very excellent qualito,
Iowa White, on sale at Richards Mill
at 45c. per bushel until March 10
Don't delay If you need seed.
II. II. RICHARDS Il Co.
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Alexander Finn, British consul at
Chicago, makes the curious announce
ment that he receives more trade CIR
culsrs and catalogues from Germany
"than the whole British empire"
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No old junk At Hopes sale.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08
FLEE OHIO TO WE'D
Niece and Nephew of Senator
Hanna 60 to Georgia.
TRAVEL IN PRIVATE CARS
Society Folk Accompany Couple in
Flight from Law which Bars Mar
riaEe of First CouSins-Thomas-
Vile to Be scene of Pretty House
Parties Before wedding Day.

Cleveland, Ohio, Jan. 7-BaIred from
matrimony in Ohio by the laws Of the
State. which forbids the marriage Of first
cousins, Miss Claire Hanna and H. NJ
Hanna, jr., niece and nephew Of the late
Marcus A. Hanna, left to-day for Thom-
asville. Ga. accompanied by a score Of
friends in private cars. They viii be
married at Thomasville. on some date
yet to be announced.
Society folk crowded the cars, many to
go. the rest TO say farewell though others
will follow in a few days. One Of the
cars was given over TO the bridesmaids.
one to the ushers and other bachelors Of
the party, and the third to the parents
of the bridal couple and other married
guests. The party included the bride. her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. 9. Hanna; her
sister, Miss Fanny Hanna; her brother.
Leonard c. Hanna. jr; Miss BonneiI.
Miss Eells. Miss Ogleby. and Miss Bing-
ham. Arthur Maynard, of Utica, \. Y,
best man: Mr.. and Mrs. John Hord Mr.
and Mrs. James Brooks, VIII Bingham,
Allen Harver, Henry Curtis, Charles
HiCkOx. and Mr. Sims.
AT Thomasville the wedding guests are
TO form house parties at the winter places
Of the Hanna, Morse, Jones, ireland, and
other Cleveland families Many gayeties
have been arranged to occupy their at
tentiOn between their arrival and the
wedding day The prospective marriag age
will be the elimination OF a long and ar
dent cOurtship extending over many
years the young couple growing up to-
gether.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08
MACKLIN'S ASSAILAHT CAUGHT
Negro Soldier at Fort Reno Con.
frOnted by Damaging Evidence.
His Khaki Blouse Found, and
Knowles Had Been Treating Him
self for Wound in Arm.

TT Reno Jan. Corporal Knowles.
colored. Of Company A. Twenty fifth
Infantry. was arrested last night at
Fort Reno. charged with the shooting
Of Capt. MackIin on the night Of De
ccmber 81
The evidence against him is a blood
stained khaki blouse OF coat found hid
den on the target range near the post
The coat has Knowles initials on it.
and there is a bullet hole in the left
arm The coat was found by some
hunters about o'clock Sunday evening.
They reported to Sergt Needham.
who procured the coat and confronted
Knowles with it, Knowles ackuowl-
edged it as his coat. It was tried on
MIN and a bullet wound was found on
Knowles left forearm, corresponding
to the bullet hole in the sleeve.
When accused of shooting Capt.
Mecklin. Knowles said he could prove
an aiibi by sixteen witnesses. and when
asked to account for the wound on his
arm he said he injured it on a nail
The negro who shot Capt MackIin
wore khaki coat. When Capt. Mack
lin was assaulted. there were three
shots fired: two of them struck the
captain in the face, and the third was
never accounted for It is supposed
that the negro shot himself accident
ally during the struggle with Capt
Macklin
The captain says that Knowles corre-
spends in height to the man who shot
him and that his voice is like that OF
his assailant Another point against
Knowles is the fact that he has been
treating his wound In secret
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RUNAWAY PROVES FATAL.
One Dead, Four Seriously Hurt, by
Team in Nesv York.

New York Jan Five persons
were fatally injured, one OF whom died
later in the hospital as the result Of
being run down by a team Of frightened
horses on East Seventy-fourth street
this evening The dead
SYDNEY KLAPpEL. sixteen saouths
The.injured: Minnie Klappel TWEEN
ty-eight years old; Harry KlappeL
twenty-eight years old. all of 339 East
Sixty-ninth street Frank Sohn. two
and one half years old. of One hun
dred and twenty-frst avenue.
Alexander TaggartFthe driver for the
Colgate Manufacturing Company, left
q team of horses attached 70 a heavy
delivery wagon standing in front Of
No. It2 Forty-eighth street sFrOm
some unknown cause the horses ran
away. through the street, dlled with
children playing. Before they could
get away the FIVE named were run
over The horses were finally caught
by policeman. who arrested Taggart.
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WILL EXTRADITE FLOWER.
Papers in Case Of Alleged SwindIer
sent 10 Gov. Hughes.

New York. Jan. THE papers for the
cxtradition Of DR.. r. c. Flower who was
arrested in Philadelphia, were prepared
in the district attorneys Office tonight
and sent to Albany. When Co.. Hughes
signs the warrant it will be taten 20 the
governor of Pennsylvania, AZ Harrisburg
Then viii begin Flowers fight against
extradition. and it may be some time be
fore be is brought pack.
Assistant DiArict Attorney Garvan has
been looking up the witnesses in the case.
which is nearly four years old. and he is
satisfied that there will be a good case
against Flower.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08
MATES CRUELTIEs RECALLED.
Clipper ship Gatherer Now Being
Converted Into Coal Barge.

New York, Jan. THE old clipper ship
Gatherer, long ago notorious, owing to
cruelty of d mate to her crew, is at the
Morse Iron Works, South Brooklyn. un-
dergoing conversion into a coal barge.
When the Gatserer arrived at San
Francisco twenty years ago Il number OF
her crew were missing and her mate was
sent to prison for twenty-five years for
murder
He had a hobby Of coming on deck
in the morning and shooting at the men
aIoft on the yards. One man jumped
overheard 10 escape punishment. another
man, who refused 10 eat the food, was
manacled and the mate rammed hard
tack down his throat with a marlin
spike.
The japanese cook was found dead on
the. railroad iron between decks with his
skull fractured.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08
THE sOUTHERN'S PALaI LIMITED.
Ernrr, n 1, In. ~ Rr1l

Southern Railway announces resump-
tion The SOuthen's Palm Limited
TO Florida and the South, effective first
train passing through Washington els
p m January = 1907. and weekdays
thereafter. Quite superior train: latest
examples of equipment with all most re-
cent appliances and decorations. Pullman
sleeping, compartment. club. and Observa-
ton cars and Southern Railway dining
cars. electric lighted throughout Sleep
ers fOt Aiken. Augusta. Savannah Jack
sonville, and St Augustine; also sleeper
bi-weekly 10 Charleston.
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SHOOTS WOMAN AND HIMSELF.
RepuIsed AdmIrer Commits Double
Tragedy Before school Children.

New York. Jan. I'm sight Of scores Of
children troOp!ng TO school in Williams
burg to-day, Mrs. Minnie Zeekorn. TWEEN
ty-seven years old. was shot and NOR
tally wounded. while Leo Blockosky. who
sought to kill her. blew out his bratAs
and fell dead across her body. The clA-
dren fed in panic.
Mrs Zeekorn's husband has been con-
fined in an insane asylum for over q year
BIockosky prosecuted her with his atten-
tions. and she avoided him. He killed her
because he could not gain her love
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08
BRIDE DIES GREETING MOTHER
Young Woman Expires of Heart Dis
ease on Return from Honeymoon.

Pittsburg, Jan. Mrs Dora Bonham.
a bride of six weeks, dropped dead last
night as she was about to embrace her
mother after returning home from an ex-
tended honeymoon. 'Oh. it is so good to
be home again, mother" the young wo-
man said, but before she embraced her
mother she dropped dead The physician,
who was summoned. said heart failure
had caused instant death.
The husband of the dead woman was
so shocked by his wife's death that he is
seriously i'll
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08
ORDERS ARREST OF LYNCHERs.
supreme Court sends Instructions to
Chattanooga, Tenn.

sp6cIsl q Th6 WssHiHFfou HT8Id-
Chattanooga, Tenn. Jan. Within ten
days. Sheriff j. F. Shipp. several Of his
deputies and a half score alleged members
Of the mob that lynched Ed Johnson, "a
convicted negro. on March i9. viii be ar
rested by order Of The United States Su-
preme Court as a result of the contempt
proceedings before that body
Notice was received to-day OF motions
Of the Attorney Gensrd fcr their arrest
and fpr taking test imouy. Attorreys fdf
tlle 1efendan;s aIIhom ce that they Will
not resist either motion.
The warrants VIII be issued on-Januarv
"a A special commissioner viii be named
90 take testimony. and the government
win be represented by Solicitor General
HOvt
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08
FIGHT FOR GOFFS PLACE.
No Successor Yet Chosen fer New
York Recorders Post.

New York, Jan. AFTER taking two
ballots, the board OF aldermen to-day ad-
journed until tomorrow noon without
choosing a successor to Recorder Goh.
Three candidates were voted upon, but
none succeeded in securing the necessary
forty votes to elect The three parties,
Democrats. Republicans. and NJ. o. L.
stood together. each for its man.
The first placed in nomination was
Justice Francis s. McAvoy. Of the Court
Of Special Sessions, whose name was Of
fered by Little Tim" Sullivan.
Alderman Peters then offered the name
Of former Judge John Paimieri. and
Alderman Davies that Of James Cowden
Meyers.
After the second ballot had proved un-
successful, Little Tim moved that re-
cess be taken until tomorrow, when II Is
understood, fourth candidate. on whom
all can agree. viii be placed in n0mina-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08
LOOT-LADEN SOLDIERS BACK.
Contents of RaisouIi's House Part of
the Plumber of VictOrs.

Tangier. Jan. Parties OF the Sui
tan's soldiers are returning from Zinat
laden with loot, which is being sold in
the market. The plunder includes the
contents Of RaisoulTs house. 1t is
stated that the main body of the Sui
tan's force is pursuing RaisouIi. who,
despite circumstantiaI reports that he
has been captured by the Wadras, is
still believed 20 be free.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08
SHOOTS At HAT; KILLS FRIEND.
George Peterson Claims Right Which
Results Fatally.
special 70 The Washington Herald.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Newport News, Va, Jan. 7.-'I have
right 10 shoot at my hat any time
/ see it," declared George Peterson in
the room he occupied with Jeff True
hart Truehart had the hat on his head,
and when Peterson shot at IL, the bull
let passed through Trueharts fore
head. resulting in Warwick County's
first murder Of the new year. Peterson
escaped.
Friends Of the two men IN the room
when the pair were frOlicking declare
that Peterson hadpo intention Of in
iuring his friend.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia
Partly cloudy to-day; tomorrow
fair, colder; variable winds, be-
coming northerly and fresh.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08
Queen of Hnnorer HI.

Vienna, Jan. THE Queen of Han
over was taken suddenly i'll last Satur-
day night at GmUnden, with an alb
dominal complaint which necessitated
an operation. This was successfully
performed yesterday
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08

LOCAL.
samuel a. Croft Dead.
1-Karl Hau Reported Dead.
2-Fuel Famine Grows Worse.
2-Wreck Case Battles Investigators.
Birmingham Chosen SubtreasUry Site
Abandon Fight for Metric
system.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.

Pages. TELEGRAPHIC.
Fireman Found Alive in Ruins.
1-Relatives Of Hanna Flee TO Wed.
1-Capt. Macklin's Assailant Caught.
Chairman Roads Under Fire.
3-French Priests Must Do Military Duty.
3-Cassatt's VIII is Filed
3-The Ponce Still Missing.
3-Rich Aid Anarchists, Says Woman
Red.
7-Hearst's Recount Suit Begun
Special Thaw Panel is Asked.
9-Poisoned Candy Sent by Mail
CONGR.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08

At the Washington Art Galleries 1409 II
st. NV To-day 1870 a. m. furnishings
from the old Grant mansiOn-Orientai
Rugs-aI kinds or household furniture.
and at - O'Clock noon a stylish black
driving horse. BROWN & TOLSON, Aucts.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08
FIREMEN'S STRIKE ENDED.
Southern Pacific Employees Return
TO work

Houston, Tex. Jan. THE Southern
Pacific hremen's strike WAS officially
declared of at I o'clock. The men i'm
mediately returned to work
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08
FIREMAN ALIVE IN
RUINS FOR 80 HOURS
SeaPcherS for Bodies Startled
by Hearing Sounds.
COMPANIONS ARE DEAD
Seufert Is Cramped and Cold,
but Not Seriously Hurt.

EntOmbed Man, who Was Carried
Down with Falling Floors in Paper
Warehouse Sunday Night, Taps
Beam 10 show He Is AIive-BeId
Asks for "HighbaIT' and Gets 1t.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08

For the greatest amount of heat at
the least expense. use an Ofte HOt-water
Radiator. Demon rstrations. 500 9th st. NV.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08

Is systematic saving Open an account
with banking dept of Union Trust Co, 1914
+ ST NV. Interest paid on all accounts
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08
FORAKER And LODGE
PSETPEACEMAKERS
Effort to Agree on Browns
vile Matter Fails.
BAD FEELING RESULTS
Each Presents g Resolution,
Lodges Being the First.

Massachusetts Senator. as Defender
of President, Finds Amendment
Wanted Compromise Have Hope of
Settling MISUNDERSTANDING Re-
quests Members To stand by Him.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08
Indicted with Three others.

A Ia Carte Lunch Served Daily
AZ Eckstein's from u to . i4Ie N z ave
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08
Hearings

Hearings
- CEN
A. -.
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LOCAL.

nator Gearin Speaks on japanese.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-08
Was Arrested in London.
&C Best Founintion for MenIth

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