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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-07-03
Best Medicine in the World Tor Collie and
Diarrhoea.

II find Chamberlain s Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy in the world, F"
says Mr.. q. Il. Garter of Skirum. Ala.
II am subject to collie and diarrhoea.
Last spring it seemed as though
would die, and think / would ii
hadn't taken Chamberain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
haven't been troubled with it since
until this week, when had very
severe attack and took half bottle OF
the twenty five cent size Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
and this morning l feel like new
man. - For sale by Engbertson' &
Pharmacy. I'm
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-07-03
Consultation,

For constipation there is nothing
quiet so nice as Chamberlain s
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They al
ways produce pleasant movement of
the bowels without any disagreeable
effect. Price. 20 cents. Samples free.
Engbretson's Pharmacy. I'm
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-07-03

During the summer kidney irreg.
ularities are often caused by excessive
drinking or being overheated. Attend
to the kidneys at once by using Foley's
Kidney Cure. Brunt & Parman. I'm
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-07-03

Bad burns Quickly Healed.

81 am so delighted with what Cham.
berlain's Salve has done for me that l
feel bound to write and tell you so, |"
says Mrs. Robert Myton. 457 John
ST., Hamilton, Ontario. my little
daughter had bad burn on her knee
applied Cham berlain's Salve and il
healed beautifully" This Salve
allays the pain of a burn almost in
stantly. 1t is for sale by Engbretson' 8
Pharmacy. I'm
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-07-03

Poultry Of all descriptions wanted
Reum's meat market. Off.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-07-03

tuesday. July 9TH, to Ounday July 18th,
Inclusive.
Stores close from 200 to 4:30 p M Tuesday July 9th
Morning Lectures. .1O45 a. m.
Afternoon Concerts 23O p. m.
Afternoon Lectures. 800 p. m.
Extra Lectures $50 P. m.
Evening Concerts 7:3O p. m.
Evening Lecture Entertainments ....... 8:15 D. m.
= -.
Address of Welcome .......... Mayor w. Daubney
Response. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mr. Arthur McMurray
Tuesday Afternoon.
Hesperian Male Quartette.
Popular Lecture WILLIAM r. BENNETT,
'The Master Thought
introduced by Rev. w. E. Van Buren,.
Evening
Hesperian Male Quartette.
Excellent Motion Pictures,
w. ROBT. GOSS, Expert Operator
Wednesday Morning.
Popular Lecture, W. r. GAYLORD,
The Point Of View.
Afternoon.
Hesperian Male Quartetette.
Lecture, GOV. E. w. HOOK of Kansas,
"a Message from Kansas
Introduced by Rev. M. Willett.
Evening.
Hesperian Male Quartette
GARRETSO Entertainer
An evening of -Magic--Music.
Thursday Morning.
Popular Lecture, GEO. L. McNUTT, D. P M.
"The Dinner Pail Man"
Introduced by Rev. McVettie.
Afternoon.
Royal Hungarian Orchestra.
Rt. REV. MONsIGNORE j. HENRY THEN,
Footprints on the Sands, Today
introduced by Mr. Thos r. Collins
Evening"
Royal Hungarian Orchestra.
Assisted by George p. Garretson,
Jugglery-- Magic Music.
Friday Morning.
Lecture GEO I. McNUTT, D. P. M.
"The Master Passion"
Afternoon.
Royal Hungarian orchestra
Lecture, DIR. THOS. E. GREEN.
'"The Key to the Goth Century"
introduced by Rev Hougen.
Evening
Royal Hungarian Orchestra
Illustrated Travelogue,
DIR. PETER MAC QUEEN
Introduced by Rev Mrs. Olmstead
Saturday Morning.
Lecture DR. MONROE MARKLEY,
IAN Unsung Hero"
Introduced by Rev. Evans.
Afternoon.
Sterling Jubilee Singers.
Lecture CONG. j. ADAM BEDE
"Civilization It's Cause and Cure"
Introduced by DR.. Jewell.
Evening"
Grand Jubilee Concert.
Illustrated Travelogue,
DIR. PETER MAC QUEEN.
Panama and the Philippines"
Sunday Morning.
Union Services.
Afternoon
Sterling Jubilee Singers
Lecture, DIR. MONROE MARKLEY,
Heart Strings and Harp Strings"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-07-03

Fresh fruits and vegetables. straw
berries at Tracy's. t4.S
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-07-03
Tuesday Afternoon.

Hesperian Male Quartette.
Popular Lecture. WILLIAM r. BENNEl
sThe Master Thought"
Introduced by Rev. w. E. Van Buren,.
Evening"
Hesperian Male Quartette.
Excellent Motion Pictures,
w. ROBT. GOSS, Expert Operator
The commonwealth., 1907-11-01
LYNCHED; BODY CREMATEr
Negro Who Robbed White Boys and
Resisted Arrest,

Macon, Ga.--News reached here to-
day from byron, Ga, OF the lynching of
a negro named John Wilkes at that
place last night.
The negro, it is said, had robbed two
small boys Of as cents, and had at
tempted 20 rob man OF another small
amount Of cash when Marshal Tom
johnson was notified and made an ef.
iort 10 arrest him. The negro drew
revolver and attempted 10 shoot the of,
tccr. Quick work prevented this, how,
ever, and a general miSup followed Sew,
eral persons became involved, but within
a short time the negro was arrested and
locked up in the barracks
At late hour unknown persons
forced an entrance, dragged the negro
from his cell, and after carrying him a
short distance the body was riddlcd with
bullets It was then burned upon a
log fire. prepared for the occasion. The
charred remains were removed this morn.
ing and were viewed by large crowd.
The commonwealth., 1907-11-01
STATES RIGHTS DENOUNCED


Lincoln. Ncb.--An honorary monp
ment to tie memory Of the late Brig
Gen. John NJ. 1hayer, erected by the
State OF Nebraska, was dedicated at
Wyuka cemetery this afternoon in the
presence OF large audience.
John G. GOWN Of Omaha, who deliy
cred an address, said in part:
But another cloud has appeared above
the horizon There has has come forth
from the land voice that Is n menace
TO our national welfare, preaching again
that sermon of States rights that
brought forth the tragedy Of the nation.
"State conventions and State legisla.
lures have adopted resolutions proposing
to abridge and limit the power of the
general government, / warn you that
this tendency, ~ far rs it imprcguntes
the public mind, Is dangerously near the
sentiment for States rights that resulted
in the ordinances Of secession in the
early sos
Limit this power OF national govern
mont and the hope of the liberty OF
mankind 10 gone. Limit the power Of
the government, given through the wis
dom Of our for ,thers, supported and
maintained since by the blood Of mil.
lions, and you will loosen the cords that
bind these State entities into one,
sheaycs reapcd and bound together in
the harvest Of death. Limit the ma.
tional power and the pcrmancncy of the
Union will have departed forever"
The commonwealth., 1907-11-01
BL0ODH0UsOS IN PURSUIT
OF E-rTe Eardsrsr q = Mississippi
gEsrh

.H r# N#H pack Of
H.-- r uaut.r. aug.
z-s# .f a sesre or
ss# " - mob that
j. ra4aar H a#Hr ..s .elTs ebo
klIiol ~arf NUH. H .HH -Iaaty
ye-trrIsI. H HHrr E ani
may espr1rr l.H H5.H. H1zf
Of the rlrs1=fs bow BOD
die Continuously .1 aeH ..# #.rF
hours, and hayr run HF
sosnc oi h, sTius I1 Na
near Duck IliH, Nl.sr vI=.. - .
ted almos, altareths5 5s -
viii protect Myers If b. b.
them.
A brother OF Myers vas aFr.sfHs ..H
morning and ordered 10 isl,t Dbl.
to the hiding place Of the ulasIs-
Starting for the woods ahead ri fIsH
he broke and ran, and in the eECitsTs-'
horse was killed and the negro us1.
tally wounded and bis body lctt thrfr
Several members OF the mob bad narr1s
escapes from being shot while the EIlug
was going en-.
The commonwealth., 1907-11-01
GRAVE DANGER or MONARCHY
English Parliamentarian Gives H,
Views Of America.

u
LonSon.-rhe Right Hon. Henry La
Boaehere, for forty years member Of
parliament and now member Of tho
kings prisy council, Is one Of the keen.
eat observers OF American political af'
fairs. In ths current Truth La Bouehers
says:
The conflict between Roosevelt and
the great financial msgnates is not over.
T. seems contrary TO human nature that
taking him for shat be il, Roosevelt
Is not desirpus of aqhting TO 2sish.
Moreover, he win send an American
feet 10 the Pacific, and although be may
not be deSiruus Of war with japan,
nobody doubts that the Aeei will 10
SeHt there sith an eye 10 q contingency
that might culminzte IN war. He may
be his can SUCCESSOR, bat were | an
American / shoald he against biE on
general princiPles.
No matter what TIE mans abilities
Ray h.. Il Il idle 10 suppose There can
b. only one msa in the United States
50 b. NJ 10 b. lts prr4idcnt, History
49, -l-vn that the BEST kings are more
larg=r1s= t. s"ii government than the
r-H' ard uhlt Is true Of kings IS
lHJ applicable 70 Fresi8ents, prob
H.ru m0Fr ~, for they have n0rs
.H.r f.sH post constitutional king.
r-fHb did ~ wiser u patriotic
-a.r .las To- TrfIsirg 70 b. fTes.den;
The commonwealth., 1907-11-01
HELEN GOULD At LEAyEsWoRrH
Attends pedication Services Of Army!
y. N. C. A. Building

I1eayenworth, Kas.-Mtss Helen a.
Gould was present Wednesday at the
dedicatory services OF the new army
Z. NJ. C. A. building at Fort Leayen-
worth, given to the soldiers BY Miss
Gould.
Addresses we're delivered by Brig.
Gen. c. B. Hall. q. 8. A. command
ant OF the service schools at the post;
Rev. Charles N. Sheldon Of Topeka,
Kas., William B. Miller. international
secretary Of the Army and Navy 7. M
c. A., and others. Wednesday night
Miss Gould held reception for the
enlisted men of the garrison. This
morning there was brigade review Of
all the troops stationed here In honor
OF Miss Gould, and she will visit the
city Y. NJ. G. A. In the afternoon.
The commonwealth., 1907-11-01
CANADA TO RESTRICT JAps.
immigration Treaty May BE Patterned
After United States.

Ottawa, Canada IL Japan will not
grant the restriction of immigration
Canada wants, an arrangement like
that now in vogue in the United
States will be adopted by an amend
ment to the present Canadian-Jap'
anese treaty.
The Honorable Mr.. Lemieux, min
lister of labor has changed his mind
and, instead of sailing direct for jap
an, will next Friday leave Montreal
for London, to get credentials from
the British government, 80 as to
strengthen his hand when he sees the
Mikado.
The commonwealth., 1907-11-01

Chleasn H ~ Chicago Kan
sas Ciry and str neaaH6- uenvgr pas
senger train aatriHsrs aHn fa b. cut.
AnuouucauierI af EH e. maaa by
the Alton aud ElftzEHF aro- .sis. saa
while the other o. A. trrs aat a.
nouncoG their Inita 1s o. .auh-
ably will be forced a. ftl. 80 rars
schedules. The preself aeas.aa. ul
Kansas City is IL hour 80 IL ls-
yer Is 80 hours,
The new schedule viii be ll rsaa
to Kansas City and 80 hours to- o.
yer. Both the Alton aud the fuf
lington officials assert their roafT
have lost business since the longs
schedule was adopted. the principle
competition being from the California
trains of the Santa Fe and Rock
Island.
The commonwealth., 1907-11-01
Will RETURN SOON
FLEET WILL NOT STAY IN "a.
cIFsc WATERS LONG.
NO FEAR OF JAPANESE WAR
Government Agents Say the Japs Are
Not in the Market for Large
Amount OF War Goods.

Washington. d. Cit was learned
here that President Roosevelt has no
idea Of leaving Admiral Evans feet
in the Pacific, but intends to order
its return within 80 days Of It's ar
rival on the California coast.
One important conclusion is TO be
drawn from this now established fact
that the feet Is to return almost AZ
soon as the great ships can be cleaned
up, -eplenished with supplies OF coal
and provisions and be otherwise made
completely ready for the li.00e-mila
return cruise The conclusion Is that
the executive feels absolutely no ap.
prehension respecting the possibility
OF war With Japan, and the short
stop at the turning point win amply
demonstrate the truth of the state.
ment heretofore made from an author
lied source that the cruise Is to test
the possibilities of a modern battle
ship under conditions almost as try.
ing in the point OF endurance at least
as might be expected to arise In actual
warfare.
1t was pointed out in an authorita-
tive quarter that an erroneous impress
sion has obtained as to the enormous
activity of the Japanese in the matter
OF war preparations.
II Is learned from reliable govern.
ment agents after an investigation
that Japan Is not In the market as
a large purchaser of war material, but
on the contrary appears to be dillgent-
ly pursuing the ways Of peace and
struggling to recuperate from the late
war with Russia
The commonwealth., 1907-11-01
CAPTURED IN BANK BY MAYOR.
Armed Youth Drops from Transom
Into Officials Arms.

Haskell, I. T.--Standing beside the
front door and inside the International
bank Of Haskell, T. o. Hayes, mayor
of the town, and vice-presidcnt OF the
institution, threw his arms around
Waiter Rogers, IL years old, as he
dropped from tho transom to the floor.
Rogers was armed. but made no re-
sistance. He was taken to the federal
jail at Muskogee.
Mr.. Hayes sleeps in room at the
rear of the bank building, and was
awakened by the noise Of the youth
climbing to the top Of the door.
The commonwealth., 1907-11-01
Divorce Statistics.

Washirgton--A report being prepared
at the census bureau will show an az.
Tcgate Of 100000 divorce cases during
the last twenty years. A total Of 1900
clerks and special agents have been at
work for months gathering this data,
and about i4o are still engaged in the
task. There are about 10000 remaining
cases to be investigated out of the mum.
Der stated before the field work IL fin.
ishcd and the work of compilation proper
can begin. 1t is estimated that two.
thirds Of the persons seeking divorce
have been successful in their suits.
The commonwealth., 1907-11-01
GERMAN WINS CUP.
Figures Show Erbsioeh Defeats lie
blanc by Six Miles.

Washington, d. C. The United
States Geological Survey figured that
the distance from Forest Park, st.
Louis, TO Asbury Park, N. j., at Brad
ley Beach, is S7S.i miles.
The distance to Herbertsville, n. j.,
is figured at SG7.4 miles. This makes
the German the winner by six miles.
The computation was made by spher-
ical ,rigonometry from the latitude
and longitude Of the points involved.
How Balloons Landed.
Pommern German. Erbsloeh)--As-
bury Park, n. j.; 8s2 miles; 80 hours
55 minutes.
Isle de France (Frencb, Lebianc)--
Herbortsville, N. j.; S72 miles; A
hours.
Dusseldorf German, Won Abercron)
Dover, Del; 7Ss miles; 3s hours so
minutes.
America (&meTican, McCoy)-Pa.
,uxeut, Md; 725 miles; So hours 30
minutes.
St Louis tAmerican, Hawley)--
Westminster. Md; 700 miles; 81
hourS
Abercron tGerman. MeckeD-Ma-
rassas, Va. CSC miles; 3S hours Is
inhtra.
Aniou French. Gasnfer)-Mineral
va g72 miles; 3s hours Is minutes
Tniied tSates tAmerican, Hersey)--
Cliaiunia, Ontario; GAL miles; 20
ar1-s fO minutes.
fafas % English. Brewer)-Mem-
u1is 20 90 miles: 20 hours 80 min
a
The commonwealth., 1907-11-01
Stability Is Assured.

New York.--Tbe feeling among bank.
ing authorities tonight is that united
action and wise counscls have already
accomplished much in providing u solu.
tion for the financial problem, and that
with remedial plans further perfected
tho promise Is strong for the mainte.
nance Of financial stability Today was
marked by the usual Sunday calm,
which gave the financial leaders oppor-
tnni. TO ease tho tension OF over
wrought nerves experienced iuring the
week.
The commonwealth., 1907-11-01
PASTOR REFUSES TO TREAT.
chsrivari Party Damages Home--Pros.
ecutions May Follow.

Medora, Ill.-The noisy attack
made on the residence of Frank S.
Watson Saturday night by revelers de-
tcrminod that the Rev. ]. w. Harnly,
pastnr Of the First Baptist church. re.
renfly married, should treat them to
sEarz. may be followed by prosecu-
lara
issh pans horns and cannon crack.
10 aese uset indiscriminately by the
.tsEiflf1g party. and the residence
uas ts1asg0t Members OF the party
arr fe rsd
nu lEr-F was formerly Miss El
- Nstrr Fbr e1uplC returned Fri
az u4l- .F1a hrcf visit in st.
LBa@
The commonwealth., 1907-11-01

Berlin, Germany.-Leading Hebrews
here have received news Of fresh
outbreak against Jews at Odessa.
Thirty men and women have been mu-
tilated by the rioters in an attempt,
1t is said, to make them give up treas
ure they were supposed to have hid
den. One Jewish boys eyes were
gouged out before his mother, to force
her to bring concealed wealth to light.
The commonwealth., 1907-11-01

San Frsne CA cioar search
Is bcing aafe hrr1 o. Harry
W. NonnauHt truatg ~ Chica<o.
who was last haani lraa Ia ssn F7aA.
cisco tive years a4a uaeA A. ~az
about to enter hosFilal A. s1lis
OF Nonnanst has lusi 4sad isasAus q
large estate. The wla rrusa4ss t.zi
Nonnanst must either - tausg g
proved dead before the wsza,s eae ~
divided. No trace OF hlD has sre1
found In any of the public rcosrca
The commonwealth., 1907-11-01

Tho students in western college
have adopted n novel method OF haz.
ing. They Imprisoned a follow-studen,
In coffin for ten hours with the lid
down and candles burning about him
Some OF the reports OF hazlng in the
colleges Of the country. sarcastically
suggests the Baltimore American.
would Sdloate that chair for the de.
velopmont of a decent sense Of humor
In the youth of the land would not be
. bad addition TO the scheme OF work
The commonwealth., 1907-11-01
ROOSEVELT IN THE SOUTH.
Unable 10 Speak In Chattanooga on
Account Of Cheering.

Chattanooga. Tenn. - Probably 20,-
600 people were In danger OF in
juries Tuesday evening at the CEN
tral station when President Roose.
velt's special train rolled into the shed
at 6:10. 1t was a surging mass of
humanity that could not be controlled.
The demonstration was so great that
It was practically impossible for the
president to speak. He made many
attempts, but finally gave up. He
pleaded with the crowd to have care
for the women and children.
The commonwealth., 1907-11-01
rnoire Hits trolley: One Dead.

Cincinnati--Train No. 3S on the
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
railroad added another chapter to
Dead Mans Crossing at Harrison
and State avenues by crashing into q
crowded John street car, killing Mrs.
]. W, Storey instantly and injuring
three others. ..
The commonwealth., 1907-11-01
CHARGED with RlaekmaIlina.

New York, N. y Hugo voeeks,
arrested Saturday night on the com
plant Of Raymond Hitchcock, the
actor, on a charge OF blackmailing.
was arraigned Sunday and held on
$1,000 bail. Frank o. Tornberg, ar
rested with Voecks, was discharged.
there being nothing to show that he
had anything to do with the black
mailing.
The commonwealth., 1907-11-01

Why should army officers be re-
auired TO ride Is miles ou horseback
az test Of military fitness. just when
the automobile ia becoming recog.
nized as a valuable auxiliary In mill.
tary ocolutions? Fat officers could
Just as well be brought to the front IN
autos. and 1t would add to the eff.
cheney OF the machines when they run
over the enemy.
The commonwealth., 1907-11-01

In recent proceeding to show that
certain New Yorker was unable TO
care for his property by reason Of ex.
cess!ve indulgence in drink II was
shown that he consumed seven high.
balls daily. A member OF the sher.
ms Jury called to consider the case
thercupon remarked; Il know some
men on this Jury who take double that
number. and who do not suffer from
insanity, toxic, or any other kind" II
10 hardly necessary to say that the
case was continued by the complain.
ants that evidence more convincing to
that Jury might be found.
The commonwealth., 1907-11-01
Demonstrations for Farmer..

Fl. E. Saveley Of the United States
department of agriculture, bureau 81
plant industry, will give a series *
demonstrations in connection with farm
ers' institutes to be held at jackson,
during the State fair. Mr.. Saveley
will be associated with Prof. Knapp.
who will have charge OF the govern
ment exhibits, and this is expected to-,
be one OF the most interesting and
helpful features OF the fair. The ex-e
hibits will be more interesting and more
numerous than hitherto.
The commonwealth., 1907-11-01
French Rout Moors.

Casa Blanca, via TansieT --ras
timely arrival OF Gen. Drnde win
reinforcements alone saved Col. De
Fretay's accommodating column from
annihilation near Taddert. The troops
which we're sent out to search for mo
body OF a Frenchman named kuntser,
who had wandered from the camp and
was murdered, consisted OF a detach-
ment of cavalry. two companies OF IL
fantry and section of artillery.
The commonwealth., 1907-11-01
Crew Of Fishing Schooner Missing.

Crew Of Fishing Schooner Missing.
Boston, Mass.-!The fishing schoon-
or Clara G. Silva, which arrived here
Thursday night, reported that twelve
of her crew had strayed away during
a storm and that probably ten Of them
had perished. The twelve were out
In dories on Monday, when q squail.
accompanied by thick mist, struck the
schooner and almost capsized her.
-Four dories, belonging to the Silva,
and all bottom up, were afterwards
sighted. Each Of the dories had been
manned by two fishermen. Another
fishing schooner picked up two men in
q fifth dory, but no trace of the other
ten was found.
The commonwealth., 1907-11-01
Iasyississippi
syfl!rs
Vi


Owing to the cancellation Of nan-
ber Of homestead entries u the cener,l
land Office At Washington, there VIII g
! number q tracis y various parts II
the State, though mostly in the sotitl
ern portion, that will BE- subject 70 NJ
entry under the homestead and timberl
laws Of the land. II b suggested thass
parties who Are interested in the mat
ter might communicate withsthe land
Office at jackson or pay visit and ex.
anime the records, as there may bcI
opportunities to make some valuable
Investments.
The commonwealth., 1907-11-01
irnprisoned In Wrecked Gas Plant.

Chattanooga, Tenn.-In an explo-
sion at the Chattanooga Gas Co.'S
plant, one man was killed and several
we're caught under the debris follow
ing the collapse Of the building.
The wrecked building Immediately
cau<ht FIRE. and 1t Is believed the
mer inearcerated will be cremated be-
fore they can be gotten out.
The commonwealth., 1907-11-01
Left ss,ooo.ooo 10 Orphan Girls.

Philadelphia, Penn. = II is an.
nounced that the will of Robert n.
Carson, millionaire of this city, who
died suddenly in a theater here last
week, provides for a $4,000, 900 institu-
tion for orphan girls patterned after
Girard college in this city. which is
exclusively for boys.
The commonwealth., 1907-11-01
Disaster Widespread.

Paris, France.--Accordlng to dis
match received here the earthquake
reported In Italy appears 10 be much
worse than was at first reported.
Many of the villages that were de-
stroycd by the earthquake of 1905
have been destroyed second time,
and q number of persons buried In the
ruins. The shock was felt throughout
Calabria province. The most violent
earthquake lasted four seconds,
The commonwealth., 1907-11-01
Hustline for Me,uhara.

The Mississippi branch Of the Farm
srs' Union now has q membership Of
65,000 and is steadily growing. A.
corps Of fifteen lecturers is kept con-
stantly employed organizing new locals
and giving instructions in local orgsni-
cations heretofore formed. It is or
pected that tho 5000 mark will bs
reached before the end Of the year.
The commonwealth., 1907-11-01
NeuTo CHARGED with Biuarny.

st. Louis--Claiborne Crumels, q
negro, Is held at Clayton for big.
amy. He is charged with marrying
Julia Crumels in East ST. Louis In
1898. His second wife, Bessie Seaby
Crumels, he Is charged with marrying
at Clayton in 1908. He was arrested
In st. Louis Sunday
The commonwealth., 1907-11-01

A story comes from the Lehigh val.
Icy OF man who by playing Irish
airs can scare snakes away. II isj dlf.
dcnlt TO tell whether this story IL =
Knock at tho playing musical ability
q - gentleman Or 4 tribute To ths
rod taste Of the snakes. \
The commonwealth., 1907-11-01
Iaps Honor Our Ambassador.

Toxic. Japan. Thomas J. o'Brien.
the American ambassador to Japan,
has been invited to take luncheon
with the emperor and empress on
Nov. l3. This is a special mark OF
favor, as its purpose Is to emphasize
the desire for friendly relations De-
tween Japan and the United States.
The commonwealth., 1907-11-01

Instruments attached to unnamed
balloons have recorded. say German
scientists, that It Is warmer over the
poles than II ls over the equator. Il
may be that the equator keeps all the
heat going for the surface, hut proof
Of the assertion Is necessarily all In
tho air