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Sorbsier fine Sarter. 9e peitIise
Stambaner, tbe Central Sraffic us.
location % De sitIt9e Stambaner I'M.
oerrettebe BEN 30te @artS Snteritote.
commissioner ON, of De bor forbsiet
fine Sragter poo sItgaaenbe &ornoa.
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SremSeles nafsiort. Oct er emo

Sremoeles nafsIorf. Vel er eiiofli
fremoeIeS uaisiort, boorpiot Der ifaI
bIipe en- itsrre Sernbaneitreif. 9on-
.ferenien / Chicago bar life leoet til
noeet ReIultat, men ct Telegram
oerfra unocr Cato 3oie gpriI nil bioe,
at SorbauSIineerne MI bill fomme til
ct 8uImiuationspunft, 90 at bet belle
Ell al Se nGrmeite Gase piI bItpe al.
eiprt. Som bet fer no ill., bar Sern.
banerne aiort ole De S~norsmmelIer,
iom De finSer at funne sisre. 90 bpis
arbeioerens @epr9ientanter life oil
dteeptere beres giIfaar, er en- Streif
inunogaoeIig.
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8Gite Iar. SIatbeab- aeierpatio.
men ! Nontana bill life bli cabinet fsr
nRite aar, flyer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ipren / Woibington. Settlerne bill
ba BABE at rette iig efter De aIminoe.
Iise 2anbLope % for Silf9Ioet efter
De ipregue Reoler, iom itioe itaI bli
fun6aiorte.
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YatteriOn Hagen. - Den magtiee
8olitifer Iaterion | gismaref, q.
Gaf., leo ct itpgt Reoerlag peo iioite
9ppaIg, ibet ban blen ilageu iom
Sanoibat til Mapor. 8pens npe
9orsermeiter err Or. S. q. Sutptb.
galget bill iarlig babe flor Snbflp.
belle paa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8iell.
nemfsreIie / gismarcf % n9rmeite
Smegu.
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2 Gents sart / MinneiOta. Min.

neiotas Segislatur bar enoelig I
peotaset en- Sob ON 8asia.
sertarternes Nebi9ttelie til 2 Gents
pr. gtil, og @~ibernsren penter at
bile unberifripe ben Ell al De fsrIte
Gage. Sopen bill ienere bIipe sienei.
bet Der | 8laoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-05

Giper Cube Setter. SfsIse ct &c.
Iegram fra 9alpeiton bar Serbia.
nerne Eeros Iopet, at be bill anper
De $15, 0OO,O 900 paa llopioeIier %
Sorbeoringer I 2sbet al be uGite IA
Raaneoer, bpis Statens Segislatr:r
life neDIetter gasiasertarten til 2c
pr. WHl. 9isie 10 Milioner ct. ii.
ger De, BLOT en- Del Of bpao be bapbe
.Gntt of bpsac ior | De neite 5 aar,
EeErIie $t00,000.000.
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nuitoeaoelit

Iaar Sc Hriper til arerte'
reuSs. iaa pnr iaa penIis at
meSceIe, at 9e iaa eeres
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fen. Oct fifrer Sem ben
bebite SebaueIin9.
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Notwithstanding.
Zen 4be 4priL
~eepsabs Wstsrtas.r.

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Chicago:
20 900 Sptr,
~ 500 arsaturer.
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Oct ppperItge Mibbel
&beumatisme os Npreips=
Dom.
Mead's Kidney and Back
ache Pills

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ole Staoier. get binbrer, at Sc maa itaa
% ON Natten; bet bialper itrdr 9eres iiips
Sing; bet %ajenppretter Seres Spitem til
npruoI JiIitnuh.
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peo mpbtageIien al Griieu-50 gsnts--pil
pi ienoe bet III builteu ium helit GbreSie.
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iaa, buab Se torIanser.
Mead's Chemical Co., DEBORAH, Ia.
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Ret TIL at ttnserSoee.
ane! SeanD! Qann!

10000 geres al bet anerbebIte larmtnssIaub I Siers
tet 9t gteo &treroalen iuoeu IS GRil fra 9Stnnipeg, ben
hnrttgtt npfieuoe 8p paa bet amerifanIfe ~Saiflano.
gSbplttales 90 nooeltuascentrum for ct Strgg mere
triiefbart % orttrent ida fort ION Staterne ~ptitenfpr
Ghteagp. SIG 200 lagoes no for Npaniuger itnte
War. 3ette gano bar efter 81 Gars Snrfuing frems
pIsles 9omneren furu6. Ssts Briier for Smsr, "a,
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tsr eienns minitlie $50 pr. We're, iom ON tire aar oil
pil nteb 9i9be bIipe ienbt paa aHrE obntna Senptisr
til Ex-senator 5ObH aImeu, Grafton, n. TAI.
Shortridge 81 Perkins.
1913 Smith St. Winnipeg. Man.
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Oct CT oct IioocI.

Set helbreoer fers SiIi9iosr sno ole iaa.
foIote Rpremibler.
SpSGt lite, men prob oct.
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S%iitorien meIoer inteti ON, boor.
plot YoIitimeitereH aniao oenne nier.
feIise Gale for "itatsiorIis".
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Deaths.

White
William H. Davis, 50 years, 42l NJ
street northeast
Ethyn 3. spellman, years, sol G
street southwest
Rudolph A. King, 65 years, The Al
ALBANIA" Eleventh and y streets north
west
Amelia Henning. As years, 1908 Eighth
street northwest.
Anna NJ. Colbert, Il years, 461 I street
northwest.
Alfred B. Edwards. 81 years, Casualty
Hospital
Ellen Dunlop, GS years. 3lO2 Q street
northwest
James Walters. 2 years. United states
Soldiers Home, District OF Columbia.
Samuel r. Ireland, II years, The
Kenesaw," Sixteenth and Irwin streets
northwest
Susan r. Hammond. % years, Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane
EH T. Cullison, IS years, 657 New York
avenue northwest
James A. Kelly, I year. 50 Myrtle
street northeast.
Ruth Ryan. I month, 625 Q street
northwest.
Ida Harris. 10 hours. Sibley Hospital.
Charley Hurley, = hours, $40 Seventh
street southeast.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued 10
Charles A. BosviIIe. of BranchviIIe.
AID. ana Ella NJ. LUCkett. OF Prince
George county Nd
Carl B. Keller and Nirgie Z. Lambert
Clarence L. Dennie and Mary r. Nc
IntyTe
Martin T. HTangold and May A. Curtin.
RUther Coleman and Lizzie Diggs.
John Moore and Rachel White.
Francis @. King and Mary +. Money,
OF Vienna. Va
George F Shaw and Janet D. 1cCub-
bin.
J. T. RObey. Of this city. and Nellie
G. Fletcher, Of Philadelphia Pa.
William Carter and Ardenia Bates.
George NJ. Montgomery and Annie c.
Burgess
Joseph T. Hester and Ella NJ Carr.
John H Eldridge. OF Lenoir, Tenn,
and Gladys D. Wilson, of Springfield,
IL
William Z. Lewis and Sadie Ham
mOndtree.
Jefferson +. Moulton, of this city. and
Nellie +. Wehrkamp, Of Fort Myer, Va.
Henry ChappeH. of Dinwiddie, Va
and Fife Shell, of Meridian. Va
Eugene r. Dawson and Sara S Emig.
G. Leonard Delapenha. Of New York
city, and Mary Noble. of this city
Arthur Paris, OF Brooklyn, N Y, and
Paris Nicer, Of this city.
Leonard S. Motley and Maggie 3
Deadman, both Of Petersburg. Va
Myron ". Tilden, of Hot Springs. :.
D.. and Grace E Senior, of this city.
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CLOSING ARGUMENT
IN HERMANN CASE

United States District Attorney d. W.
Baker in Criminal Court. No. ]. began
the closing argument tor The Govern
ment in the case Of former Reneresent-
alive Binger Hermann of Oregon, in
dicted for the destruction Of thirty-flve
letter press copy books. official records
Of the Land Office, at 1l;20 o'clock this
morning.
In lis argument District Attorney
Baker did not spare the efendant. He
painted him in lprid eolors. He drew "a
telling picture between general reputa-
ton and character. In q suggestive way
he described Hermann as a JekyI and
Hyde. IF YOU want 10 acquit the de-
fendant.'' said the District Attorney,
you must believe that &c was not
Binger Hermann, Commissioner OF the
Land once, who di these things brought
out ia the evidence, bat b. Hermann,
the other fellow
Re referred 20 the defendant as using
his Office to secure a higher prize, the
SenatOrship from Oregon. And lac was
willing. the District Attorney said, to
give away every acre of the public
lands to secure that prize.
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OPENS
IN SPENCER CASE

UPPER MARLBORO. Md, April 25.--
Witnesses for the defense. who testi-
fed tina the defendant was not dressed
like the man who attacked Mrs. Saran
Spencer. occupied most of the time i'm
court this morning during the trial of
Eugene Proctor, charged with attempt
ed criminal assault.
DR.. Simpson, who was the first 10
reach the woman Immediately after the
attack. slid that he had seen her wiring
ing her hands and crying for help.
When asked whether her excited con-
ditiOn cOuli not Doe caused by an over
dose of opium he replied that he did
not tank that she had taken any drug
on that particular day
Robert Proctor, brother OF the man
on trial. stated that Eugene was dress
ed in overaus and a jumper on the day
the assault occurred and not i'm black
coat. Margaret Proctor, the aunt Of the
defendant also testified that she lad
seen him in his working clothes about
1915 on the day OF the attack
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Buffers Friends Angry.

Lore told Butler that II is not the be-
lief that ne deliberately murdered the
child. but that he might have accident
ally run over him, and taken the body
away to avoid possible Punishment for
mis- carelessness The prisoner denied
this explanation. and declared that he
had no idea what became 1f the roE-
Sentiment is about equally divided n
Dover over the prisoner guilt or lnno-
cence It is the prevailing opinion. how
ever. that it is a good thing Tor the
present theory TO be thoroughly run
out Friends Of the prisoner az kits
Hammock and other hshermeu.s VIII
lagos are angry at hts arrest and say
that it is understandable but men who
are acquainted with the record OF Lore
say that he would uot permit the man
10 be accused unless there is strong evil
dence against him.
..This is one of the simplest cases
have ever tackled" said the detective
today. People viii be surprised when
10 is all over
A strange coincidence In connection
with Buffers arrest was the presence as
"a passenger on the steamer Of Charles
Woodail. the man from whom Dr.
Horace Marvin bought his farm, and 10y
whom Butler was employed at the time
of the boys Disappearance, in hauling
away some of hts effects 20 his new
home at Kits Hammock
Woodall. who. when suspicion tempo
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NEW SUIT FILED
BY MRS. MARTIN

Another chapter was added today 10
the Martin Brothers failure by the fill
ing. in the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict. of a bin in equity by Mrs. Marion
z. j. Martin against Thomas r. Mar
tin. lee r Martin. Mark r. Finley,
John A NVineberger. and Charles C.
Allen. The Martin Brothers are sued
as individuals. and AIcssrs- Finley,
Wiueberger, and Allen as trustees.
Mrs Martin alleges in her bill that
she hoI6s a note. made by James A.
Wineberger. for S.. 800. and that it was
in the possession OF Martin Brothers
until the receivers took possession, and
that the latter now hold il.
Upon the filing of the bill. Chief jus
tiCe Clabaugh issued rules requiring
the defendants 70 show cause why the
injunctious should not be granted
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Died

CTLLISON-Du Monday. April - 1907. at
Sibley Hospital after an illness " a week.
ELI T CCLLlSON lie was a Well-kn0wn
contractor, who had lived m Washington
for thirly-fye YEAR.
a son and daughter survive him.
SALISBURY Departed this life. April % 1901
az 1890 O'Clock. after a short illness. JAMES
A. beloved husband Of Mary E Sansbury
fnee Trice).
ruueTaI rTom his late residence. Queens
Chapel road. BToOkiaud, D. c., Friday,
April %. 1877 al o'clock b. Friends
and relatives are invited 90 attend. u
IOTHROP-At her home IN South Acton,
Mass Tuesday. April q. Mrs. MARY L
LOTHROP, widow Of Charles L0thr0D, in
her eIghty-slXth year
Funeral from her late residence. Friday
at J D. II
orion Tuesday. April q. 1907. at $40 p. m.
JOSEPH w. beloved husband q Josephine
OFT nee Hartbrecht aged fJrty-siV years.
Funeral from his late residence. Ai8 sew
euth street northwest. on Friday, ApIn %.
at : O'Clock a. 90. Requiem mass at the
Church OF the Immaculate Conception AZ
g.ll Relatives and friends invited
Intermeut al Rock Greek Cemetery.
ap2f-2t
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IN A SHADOW
1nveterate Tea Drinker Feared ParaIysi

Steady use of either tea or coffee often
produces alarming symptoms as the
poison (caneine) contained III these bev-
erages acts with more potency in some
persons than in others
I was never coffee drinker.r - writes
an III. woman. but a tea drinker. I
was very nervous, had frequent spells
Of sick headache and heart trouble. and
was subject at times 10 severe attacks
of bilious collie.
mo end of sleepless nights-would
have spells ut night when my right side
would get numb and Jingle like a thou
sand needles were prickling my flesh.
At times I could hardly put my tongue
ont of my mouth and my right eye and
ear were affected
THE doctors told me 1 was liable 10
become paraIyacd at any time. so ] was
In constant dread. I took medicine of
various doctors and no end of patent
medic ine-all 20 no good.
The doctors told me 20 quit using tea.
but / thought I could not live without it
that 10 was my only stay. / had been
r tea drinker for twenty-five years was
under the doctors care for fifteen
About six months ago. I finally quit
tea and commenced TO drink Postum.
Il have never had one spell of sick
headache since and only one light attack
Of bilious collie. Have quit having those
numb spells at night, sleep well and my
heart is getting stronger an the time
Name given by Postum Co, Battle
Road 20 Wellyille," in pkgs. There's a
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Died.

Departed this life on Wednes-
day, April "A. 1907. after a long ana pain
fuf illness. LILLE e MAITHENS. De-
loved wife Of Charles r. Matthews
We miss thee from our home, dear.
We miss thee from thy place.
a shadow Ger cur life is cast,
We miss the sunshine Of thy face
We miss thy kind and willing hand
Thy fond ana earnest care.
Our home Is dark without thee
We miss thee everywhere
Interment in Bethesda, Nd. Friday,
April IS 1907. IL
KING-On wednesday April 2ltn. at her
APARTMENTS at the Donald Hotel. l0lZ Thin
tenth street northwest. Mrs. ELIZABETH
KING. .,
Mrs King was born IN philadelphia, In
1873 she has been living in this city FOR
seventeen years
The funeral will be held from 81. Paul s
Church tomorrow morning AZ y-59 O'Clock,
the Rev Dr. Harding conducting the serF-
ices Intermeut viii be at Baltimore.
DONAHUE-On wednesday night. ADrn -,
1907 JOSEPH LEONARD. infant son OF
Mr. and Mrs Matthew Donahuei resid-
irg AZ Thirty-f0uFth and streets north
vest. Death was due 20 congestion OF the
lungs.
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NEW YORK AUTO SCORCHER
OBJECTS, BUT PAYS HIS FINE

William ". Reese. a prominent New
York Ciubman. arrested on Connecticut
avenue by Officer Lake and charged
with exceeding the speed limits OF the
District was fined so by Judge Kim
hall this morning. Reese claimed as his
defense that he was not familiar with
the laws Of the District and also that IN
his best Judgment he was not going at
the rate Of speed claimed by the officer.
The une was paid.
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MITCHELL BETTER,
ONLY A BAD COLD

CHICAGO. April 25.-The condition Of
John Mitchell. president Of the United
Mine Workers Of America, who is III
al Chicago. was said today 10 be slight
IL improved. The labor leader passed
fairly restful night and appeared better.
Mr.. Mitchell is suffering from a severe
cold He was stricken last Tuesday
and taken to the home of Frank Schell.
Mrs Mitchell arrived in the city late
yesterday from her home In Spring Val
ley, H. and will remain with her hus-
band until his recovery. DR.. AcCleary
said today he did not consider the illness
of his patient alarming
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Elk TEETH
FOR THE B.P. 0. {.

Washington Lodge. No. Is, Benevolent
and Protective Order OF Elks. at
meeting held at the Elks clubhouse last
night, went on record as favoring the
proposition to abundOn the use OF elk
teeth as emblems of the order. and
viii favor legislation 10 that end q
proposed al the annual convention Of
the Is. =. o. Elks, TO be held in Phila-
delphia in July. The grand lodge is
the only body which has authority TO
legislate on the subject.
The question originally arose from a
letter written by President Roosevelt in
which he said that the demand for elk
teeth used as emblems OF the b. =. o.
Elks was causing the determination Of
the animals.
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CUBAN ARMY POST
STORY IS DENIED

The report from Havana that Ameri-
can troops viii be regularly stationed At
different points i'm Cuba 10 conduct the
military supervision of that island after
the evacuation of the army Of occupa-
tion, is not substantated at the War De
partment While Is the absence Of Sec
rotary Taft from his office today. no
one cared 10 be quoted on the subject. il
was said by those in authority that, so
lar as is known here, there is no founda-
ton for the report
It was suggested that the report is
possibly based on the plan of the War
Department 10 fOTtify the two naval
bases in Cuba
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rarily diverted 10 Butler at the begin
ming OF the hunt for the kidnaper. de
clared him to be innocent. He remained
aloof from Butler, and while the latter
was being questioned in the detectives
stateroom after his arrest he walked
restlersly about the steamers saloon
When asked his opinion Of the arrest.
all be would say was, Butler is limo
cent
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or TIKI
CAPITAL TRACTION CO..

Notice is hereby given that special
Getting OF the stockholders OF Inc
Capital Traction Company IS called
by the President OF that company
for, and viii be held on, the z6It-
DAY OF APRIL, 1901, at 10 O'Clock
a. m. at the principal 0ti1ce Of the com
pany, at the corner of 55Jn and N streets
81 " in the CITY OF washington. D. c..
TO consider and approve the action OF the
Board OF Directors OF the said company
fl authorizing the issue OF the gOld
bonds Of the company 70 the amount OF
5000 600 10 be dated June j 1sJls anu
PAYABLE June ] lS4I. with 90 interest
PAYABLE seni-annuaIly in gold, and TO
secure the same by deed or trust, as
authorized by an act Of Congress en-
titled An Act 70 amend the charter OF
the Rock Creek Railway Company OK
the District Of Columbia Approved
March s. 1891; and to direct and authorize
the application Of the proceeds or SAD
bonds; all in accordance with resolutions
adopted by the Board OF Directors or
said company at g meeting held March
% 1907; and to transact such other bust
ness as may properly come before Such
meeting. 4 copy Of the said resolutions
can be Inspected at the company once,
or obtained on application or by writing
10 the secretary OF the company.
1.-THE polls viii be open from ID q N
until y m Respectfully. --,,,-
III. D. CHAMPION Sec'y.
GEORGE T. DUNLOP,
HENRY HURT,
EDWARD J STELLWAGEN.
''WM. NANCE.
MAURICE J. ADLER,
JOHN S LARCOMBE,
GEORGE z. HAMILTON.
Board Of Directors" apS-lSt
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Bag Filled With Cork?

Caldwell, in his statements 10 the de
tectives, has said that the child was not
on the stack when he arrived al the
barn. He Furthermore declares that
when the bags of wheat screenings were
loaded on Buffers wagon from the barn
BuJler produced another bag which he
said was full Of cork. Caldwell says
that he remembers remarking 20 himself
81 the time that the bag seemed eN-
traOrdiuRIiIy heavy for cork
During his first examination by the
detectives. Butter is said to have denied
that he took away any bags except
those containing wheat screenings
In his statement this morning he SAID
he did remember another bag, but that
II contained phosphate. lie denies that
ne told Caldwell IL was fun of cork, and
saws he took the bag Of cork away
from the farm week later TO Wooddii 3
cottage Ia Kits Hammock
Butler insists that when they drove
away from the farm with the wheat
screenings the Marvin boy was sun ~
play on The straw stack and Caldwell Is
equally emphatic in declaring that he
Eas TO recollection Of seeing him there
1T that time. Butler admits ia MS
statement this morning that he was
alone with the child about ten minutes
before Caldwell came from the corn
lr-th
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Order Creating Board.

The order creating the board follows:
There is hereby created IN the Depart
ment of Agriculture a Board of Food
and Drug Inspection. The members of
the board VIII be DIT. Harvey w. Wiley
chief Bureau of Chemistry. chairman;
DIT Frederick l.. Dunlap, associate
chemist. Bureau of Chemistry. and
George p, McCabe, solicitor of the De
partmeEt of Agriculture The board
will consider all questions arising in the
enforcement of the food and druNs act
of June 30, 1896, upon which The de
ClSiOu of tho Secretary Of Agriculture
Is necessary, and will report its findings
TO the Secretary iOr his consideration
and decision All correspondence in
VolViug Interpretations of the law, and
questions arising under the law, not
heretofore passed upon by the Secretary
OF Agriculture. shall be considered by
the board. The board is directed To
hold frequent meetings at stated times.
IN order that findings may be reported
promptly.
Ia addition TO the above duties the
Board OF Food and Drug Inspection shall
conduct all hearings based upon al
legged violations of the food and drugs
act OF June 80. 1906, as provided by reg
ulaton of the rules and regulations
Tor the enforcement of the food and
drugs act, approved October u, 1906.
JAMES. WILSON, Secretary.
Secretary Wilson viii 90 10 Chicago
during the first week in May. where he
viii devote two DAYS to the examination
or the meat label enactment In that city.
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VITAL RECORDS
Births.

White
Richard and Lena Ryan. boy.
Charles W. and MUudc l. Radley,
girl
James ard Margaret p. NIcKcever,
boy
Antonio and Lucy Lamlett. girl.
John and Annie Lydon, girl
owen $. and Rosa Lee Lacey. girl
Oscar W. and Annie j. Hasse, girl.
Daniel and Clara Enrich. girl
William s. and Maud C.. Carroll, boy.
Christopher n. and Sadie I. Bras
hears how
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MARVIN SUSPECT FRIED
BY DELAWARE POLICE
lconLlnued from - 20

statement which the detectives say con-
tradicts IN several particulars asser-
lions of Buffers felloW-laborers on the
Marvin farm, notably those of Horace
Caldwell. in regard to a bag which ne
says Butler carried away from the place
with a load of wheat screenings just
before the boy was missed
Concerning this bag there is much
mystery, ana from hints thrown out by
Lore, he believes it contains the solu-
ton of the kidnapping case.
According 20 Butler. soon after little
Rose Staudish. 1.-The missing child s
cousin, left him at play on the straw
stack. on yhe eventful morning, and ran
to the house, Butler drove his team
from the corn crib, where he and Cald-
we'll and Woodall and Harry NirdIn had
been al work, back 70 the barn near the
straw stack.
The boy was on the straw stack But
Ter said. and that when Caldwell came
to the barn few minutes later he was
still on the stack.
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QUICK WORK.

Zangwiu the author, was recently
asked by a daily paper to prepare for
the next mornings issue a history Of
famous trials. He Immediately sat
down with a stenogTapher and dictated
a two-oolumn article that covered 200
azanra
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Born.

sTEVENS-To Mr.. and Mrs EUGENE 7.
STEFENE, on Wednesday, April ~. l9Jl.
at Chevy Chase. Md. "a fourth son. ROBERT
JORDAN STEVENS. 10
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TechnfcaI and Graded COurses-AlsO special
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