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"00afnen Of America.

.ts,ulnsn neld a splendid meetInr
rsssns, laSt about forty men, ,
9 'or sSo,,io ,iocre were severaJ
~ yo,sSp o,aSSptlon and two I.ans.
g The hsn ~ upon farorably, Tbe
y. An ceplaincy Of Neizhhor
I huch hours practice Jr,l, '
Tho emioyed by The n.,eh. a.
t..n'e .hsm hrssmainder of The mi
}.,fsl aSn1,,pped from tie Enst
rastTn,yy DAY. Every man IN
Nv rser rnse'. and is WORKING Tr ba,d ~,
ss sseraSers Owing 20 'de d,,s
= a,is ,ssps being Unable '''o to
zen nos,ete stete outing hv J,,no ~
tsie spoo>itooned 10 until August
n..,, M &c announced Ister
all. eopns,lng this evening In
IA Al tSs'aer = a Second snn.h s'S and ~,
|saI. alL t.s%' Ti'fs, boz. Captain Nc
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A UNIVERSAL FOOD
Following Nature S Footsteps.

~ have bov two years old. weiSn-
ing forty pounds and in perfect health
who has been raised on Grape Nuts and
milk
"Thls is an ideal food and evidently
furnishes the elements necessary Tor
baby az well as for adults We have
used Grape Nuts III large quantities ana
greatly 10 our advantage.
One advantage about Grape-Nuts
Food is that IL is redigested IN the pro
cess of manufacture; that is. the stsrcn
contained 10 the wheat and barley rs
transformed info grspe-sngar by exactly
the same method as this process rs cav
ried out in the human body, that is by
the use of moisture and long exposure
TO moderate warmth which grows The
diastase in the grains and makes Inc
remarkable change from starch to
grope-sugar,
Therefore. the most delicate stomach
can handle Grape Nuts and the tood IS
quickly absorbed INTO the blood and
tissue, certain parts Of II gong direct!E
TO building and nourishlng The BRAIN
ard nerve eenters "'There s a Reason.
Made al the pare food factories OF
Inc Postum Cereal Co.. Ltd. Bhttie
Gr,ek. Mich. Read the famous litt lc
book, '.Tbe Road 10 Nell71lIo, IN
pkgs,
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TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL
Navy Department Will Erect Institution
In Color ado

ST. LOUIS, June 1s.-Dr. Charles T,
Uibbett. medical inspector Of the United
States navy. who has heen stationed at
the navy recruiting office here since Feb
ruary. departed today for Washington. D..
G.. TO confer with the surgeon general OF
the navy concerning the proposed erection
Of a modern tuberculosis hospital al Fort
Lyon, Colo The new hospital, II Is an
nounced in naval circles. IS TO be for the
use exclusively of the men and officers
OF the navy who may contract the dis
ease At present patients Of the navy are
sent to the army hospital AT Fort Baysrd,
New Mexico,
The work Of establishing tho new hos
pital will be under tho charge Of DR.. Hib
hett who will proceed TO Fort Lyon after
his conference In Washington, DR. Hib-
bett Ia the man who built and established
the hospital 81 Canacso. near cavte'
Philippine islands. in 1904.
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hagan's
Balm

Madsep and Corporal Zina p Solomon
EN-presdents chair was filled by Citi-
zen Wilstend and covporal's chair by Nav
kempf, Our assembly will go In L.agoon
on June 18th and we ask all OF our
friends 10 go with us on thai day and
:ry and win some OF the beautiful prizes
we have for our sports Our next regular
meeting will be on June 2Sth- We hope
60 see several cards for membership pre-
sented az we have .diSpensation granted
for our next assembly for sixty days
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Women of Woodcraft.

Woodbme circle, No. Al, held no resu-
lar meeting on Monday evening Iune
10th. on account OF guards drill night
The officers were present TO practice
with the guards for our joint memorial
services which will he beld on June 23
Ihere was also Al joint committee pres
ent on arrangements for our Joint eX-
curslon 10 Lagoon on June 21st The ar
iangements for our sports and the de-
tails will he arranged on Monday even
ing, June lith Ali three circles will 80
together.
Our next regular meeting will be on
Monday evening. June l7th Circle opens
AT S clock sharp
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ElA Union of America.

mEe. No. Isl. held its reg
o1 Monday evening last and
ncisnlency Of the weather
nes well attended. One ap-
h:mbershlp was presented
2rong competition for the
ellIms offered this month.
" ale of Initiation (. expect
sssn. a premium for every
@e month, and many are an
md, our ne1t regular meeting
The pleasant part Of our
~ 81 surprise an the male
J, ns ladies'. VINO put t,p a fine
vas greatly enjoyed BY ali
70 be regretted that more
sienent were not present.
u TO be something doing
Meeting, OF special Inipors
,n male members. Brother
s,Iq'sItained the lodge by =
w ~ election on The plano
=, 3. Rawlings by a comic
'' 70 our next meeting,
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Improved Order of Red Men

Washakie Tribe, No. l. conferred the
chfcr's degree last Monday evening and
elected three palefaces as members Con
siderable routine business was transact
ed, This evening three palefaces will bs,
pun through The adoption degree. and II
IS probable that the chief 6 degree will
be conferred a large attendance is de-
sired, as some important matters will be
considered Members of other tribes are
always welcome
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y So6le Grand e,lnh.

..,ss "orls Grand club vas very
M. s'ssihed last THURSDAY afr
IS, s IA, Norris. with an attend
n n.y. ,piriy ladies'. A good dsal
tc,si .uansacted. after which
fssIa,. election Of officers was
frsssS ave the uswlr-electad
M sTpsnt, pt, Mrs. owen, yiccl
/ ;f.,,nrT, In nrTlcs; secretsry. Miss E.,,a
s.surer, ss.sn Ms. Slain: trustees 81, :
lh.r y, Nra. Morris and Mrs
sS W.. sae regular order of bisi.
n aos Sss s,.v ,served With daintv re-
~. e9lcurned To meet neyi
's' HARDY. l2O West Fourth
fsl.D .D'sssnt ssnt were: .Mesdsp,..
~ Compton. steyons a'nIs I.is
FWsitIoM.a al oM.aI,onsy. Melton , IJsrvci. ~
= sfs,Irit Pitcher. Robbins. Ras.
ss,.nulS:; Owen. Cline. Roas
d R,slss Wreus, Farnswogth'
4 Mss nj, Fo1, Dark. Morris,
- Eva Walrous
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Macca hoes

Regular review OF Banner Hive, No. H.
l.. o. Z. NJ, will he held Tuesday, June
1s. at 2;So p. m. Visiting lady Maccabees
welcome,
Ctonian tent, No. l., met last Wednes-
day with good attendance OF members
Two candidates were initiated and two
applications Cor membership received An
picants will be initiated at next meeting
The booster committee will meet Wednes-
day evening. All members requested to
be present,
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sSy ~ OF the Republic.
lo. q. g szc. held It's r@rular
Ehent sxcaN nan June i4Ih.
'%ept @.Pres,denl
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II 0. 0. T.

bIlsx. 40. !, Patriarchs Mili"
:,d a special cantonmsnt to-
!, pjIpoee OF comforting the
A rt,ralier on four applicants,
- Tork may he successfully
L, fommandant requests the
In all the cheyalicrs in full
,sd he trusts that there will
r7ags response To his request,
|bs Enesmpmeni. No. 2. will
-rcg night and will probably
r. work. The patriatchs Will
<fsmsbls.
ID fcdse, 30. . had one OF its
rs last Friday night. The
I n rripslng in msteria that
valuable members for this
: ths order.
hrampmenr. No. |. conferred
~. degree OH three candidates
y o5s member by card, An
i8 membership was received
n 1.-THE meeting on last Tues
iHnual election Was also held.
! .oloSs: 4. ]. Wilson. chief
! ". Erwin. high priest; j.
stnlor warden; r. o.. Farms
n; ]. ]. Thomas. treasurer;
=. junior warden: F. D. r.
7,r 4 large number of pstri-
'sis and other encarnpirents.
pa exercises Of the Odd Eel
: he'd on Sunday the 2Srd at
ROVE isu,ple under the aus
sdses Of this city. There
eleiestng programme i'm ad-
Z fEular memorial exercises.
HtsDsni talent has been en-
5Ical and literary numbers.
y sno are Interested in Odd
n invited to be present. Aft
Ep al The hall delegations will
on the graves OF decea 5ed
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}Il WITNESS
|gIER OF SONS
i New Organization
n Be Installed on
June %.
VETERANS TON, TO
BAyE An AUXILIARY
c.o,.pt and Fraternal
'i.tiss Of Salt Lake
City.

,,,s from Captain kiils"
., qath Inst. the complete
award Connor camp. SONS
III lake place in the m
orscsrs in their respective
n order that the ladies' OF
- and ladies of the o. A.
w 'ourortunity TO witness ms
lamp has concluded To
lne ,,s,aiIa alton al the Odd
q on that date. and 'ne ~, seM ns,
.,,ss 40 on its career AT lls hrs'
''aa y aor II. an option has been
|e e me he hall used by the Two
,"I ast and third Monday
~ =, month. which VIII be
~ Wv iis camp next Friday
s'',s '.s,;on N steps also Will be
a a under the direction OF
ls:-,sn s:u 10 organize a Sens
arSiljery. which will give
~ sisters Of the sons An
~ ~ share in their PATRIOTIC
u.rsar POSI-. No. I. will meet
=. night tor the transaction oI
lrsiness and to hear the re-
4. sommi,lees OF the post,
Pic will entertain the ladies
/. nr,s n,s and their friends Thurs
!. samc ei7 West First South
\, Jordan Bridge car.
'u,,r,ll ". +. e. will hold its
-.scf on Wednesday afternoon
E,t,5 member is requested 10
N, Military G. A, r. Band OF
|rrsnized and arc now out for
-,SEuis and request all the
N friends 10 help them. Den
, sdles military band. which
~ nroud OF. Why not Salt
f'ief US boost our Salt Lake
.h15. They return their SIN
1, !or the following:
. crls No. /. Ladies OF the
81: Geo. Z. Maxwell post s25;
',r. band. SO: Geo. r.. Snuires,
BINS. s5; NJ. NJ. kaisn, 80;
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Degree of Pocahontas.

All the members of Juanlta Council No
]. are requested 10 attend the meeting
tonight. The election of officers is one
Of the important features. The council
fire will be kindled AT o'clock sharp at
Jtolum bia hall
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Royal Highlanders,

Utah Castle. No. sos. Royal Highland
ers. will meet tonight al O'Clock sharp.
The annual election of officers will take
place. The team viii drill In their new
suits. There arc three now recruits
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THE WEIGHT OF
A BRICK IS
HEREWITH TOLD

In The Sunday Tribune m5gs-
zine of June Is was printed a
cnt under the caption THE
Weight Of q Brick. y Here is
the solution:
By removing three-qusrters or
brick from both sides Of the
scales, which does not disturb
the balance. we have left one
quarter Of brick on the left
side balancing with three quar-
ters of pound on the right
side,
Therefore. since one quarter
Of a brick weighs three guar.
tcrs Of q pound. the weight OF
whole brick must be three
pounds,
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TlGtc pun all9cmciucm SntcrcGc.

ElGtc BON allscmciucm Sntctefc.
G1tp Sall - Nortb- Ii. 2crington.
StraBe.
8aibington Monument - DIT.
Sernon.Elace
So1ns Sopfin8' l1niperiit1t -
GorO-SowarbitraEe.
SobnS Sopfins' Soipital - Toro.
9roa0tuap.
S6la6ten. Document - gaIuert.
uItO 6apetteltraBe.
Grab bon Cigar ancn Yoc -
@eitminiter- airdlof, Sapcttc. mo
8rccneitraBe.
9ruib Sin Yarf - 81 erreiden
nit u0rblib lauienoer @aggons.
Eattcrion . Earf - 3u crreidcn
nit oitlih laiifcnoen 8asaons.
Sort McSenrp - 2ocult-Yoint.
6rauen : Goacg -. ct. Saul. uno
%. Strabc.
Yeabo0p-S nititut unb Wuiif,Gon N.
lerootorium = Wt. 8ernon,Ylaee.
Eratt's Srci @i6liotBcf - Wul.
berry,, nabc Cathedral trabe.
Gatbeorale = Wulberrp. uno ga.
tbcbraIItrabe.
afaoemie Scr 8iienidaiten =
Sranflin. uno GatbearalItrabc.
Ooung Wen'S G6riltian aiiocia.
ton, Central GebGltoe = CHARLES.
uno SoratoaaItraBc.
BoItgebauOe = Sapcite. ,lnS Gal.
ocrtitraBe.
Cardinal Gibbons Heiiocn3 =
Gbarles- uno WuIberrpitrobe.
Sreimalrer . Tempel = Rorb.
gbarlesitraBe.
Soo SeIlops Sempel - Gatbe.
oral. unb SaratogaitraBe.
G1amber OF Commerce - Soni.
6ap. unb @ateritrabe.
@eridtseebduoe = Sayctte. uno
ct. BaulItraBe.
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Srlbfmor6 burd Ginatbmen uOn
2cndItaas.

Oort Io., s. Wloi. - Sn 6er;
&oltic BON 6. ". Bacon Nlbier hot
lid Ole 81 Sabre olte Ieoi9e @liie 81
eenirit 6urA Ginotbmcn BON 2euft-
gas sen SOB gegcbcn. Sic NOR i'll
Gomben rs. 81 Souie, in einem
9bilooelpbia Experimentation ais
9tufiebcriu ongcitclt uno bicrber &c.
fommer, Inn ibre geihwGdtc @eiuno.
belt pieocr 81 erlongeu. 0tan funo
cincn 9rief bon tbr Dor, Scr nit ghlt
unO nit Der Spite elmer Stednabcl
geId)ricben mar. IaS glut lpar aus
@utbcn gcfloiien Die iie iid) inter
ibrcn 6iltgcrnGgeln ielbit bcigebrodt
bate. Der grief lartete: o2iebite
Mlltter! @rGme lid nid)t, oenn id)
fam cS nid,t l1nger crtragcr. Sd
befla9c eS 10 iebr, Dab i'd Dies tbrn
muB, ober Nicmon0 meiB, mas id &c.
litten babe. 2icbc Mutter it1o Soter,
hGrnlt Guf) niht! sd boffc, mir mcr-
Sen ms in elmer beileren Welt mic
oeriebcn, no cs feinen SKINNER
giebt."
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Icrcins . GaIenocr.

Bidder eiangperein bon Baltimore.
9irigent Yrof. s. anrolus.
Sauptquartier Sobn 8ol3' Sane,
Ger. 408, 8eit . 2erington Strabe.
Seoen Samitag abeno nit ausnabme
oes oritten Samitags i'm Wonat
SingIhunoc. (Hpril 7-tO
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Gin oeutffes Miioten ipiinfdt eienune ais
2ofc ODER 9tmmermdoden in einem fciHen
Snnfe. Tn65nfraeen In Rr. 2f23, Montruie.
efrahe. 027-s)
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Cine gn5abI outer tIeiner 5armcn nabe Der
reueu baltimore 4 &aibingtun StrdBenbnbHs
Wian a%orciitre: ncwnrr," r1eutiher Gurreipon'
bout" U2S-3D
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On nerf0ufcu.

Su perfonfeu: ~
Cine gnteebenbe @ddefei NIT Sdts: biIiacr
@runbains. In Tprhofts NaIfimorc. aiad Aufrns
cru hIei sseter 4 yiamf, Sr. 81, Wei .Hratt.
etrafe. (t25-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-09

Die bette Sapital.anlaae III sia outer Mietbs.
sims (@ruuorentc).
Sd babe eiui9e alsae8cidnete @riHorentelt,
pelde 4 uHb 6 Yro6eut idbrlicb 5nblcr, iotort
a55ueeben. e. 4. Sruudc, RchisnnipIlt, 9iis
reau: 4r. 1905, Eit.DlonnmentsS trnRe.
U25,7O,3D
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Sclttioe Sd,lnBrote:

3oggen-3ufubr 149t guidel;
aus ben Glepatoren 3uriidge5ogen
1866 9uihci; Glepotoren @orratb
33,S2S 9uid)el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-09

Sofer.-3uiubr t7,t46 9uidel;
ans oen elcuntoren 5uriidae5ogen
1889 guidel; elepotoren 4. &orrotb
2729t9 @uidel. 8erfalit nltroe Elm
@oagon 5uriidgeluieicncr 81 10.
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WoiS. - 3uinbr 55,302 Vultcl;
&eriunot BON oen Glenntoren 1855
0nidel; @leuotorerrSorrot 1851
1871 9uihcl. Terfouft nuroen pier
@oggons 5ltriidgemieiener 81 i6, ein
Woggon 5uriidgeipieiener oili Der
@dbn 5u 40.
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Baltimore Warftbcridjtc.

m ore, 3. Wtot l9OI
Webl. - 3ufubr 1854 61ller,
cinihltcBlid) CAB 6olier 5u GoclIt-
Yoint u,b 1926 66iier SIT Canton;
&iiltcnperionot - 6oiicr. Iic 9to'
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olli oen anicen in iid ouf, ebe sic
ormfle 9iortc 5ilm ScnieitS lid Dor
ibm o%iinete.
6ortictung folgt.)
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3n bcrmietbcn.

3u pcrmietbcu:
Gin nett m5blirfes 3inmer 5u bermieiben
8ao, ai6t ittb Seisune. 9,a65ufrdgen In Rr.
1906, Neit.5ranfiin. strnte. U27-9)
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Sofort Gin ieines gSnbnbuus nit s 3immert
lIno oret Stdcrn 9aub, Stuu fir Stub. 9fero
ulo Siibrcr, an oct NeIuirsJipnb. 5mei WIeilen
lepbs. Iirhe. 9iu66ufruocn geaeniibcr benz BIntc
BON Subu Reder ober in Nr. 203i, Srleaus.
Strafe. G2o-3D
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8pet nslnr Mrmaie. aarmrn au %nerfonien.

5pei fleinc @cmhie, carmen Su perfanien.
i4A Mder. nit Wpbnbnu5 un0 Nebenpcbdlis
ben. 91nn frfprt In Neiie nenutnnicit iperoert.
1914 Ider. nit &obrbauc. StnU uno giebcns
gch1iben. N1loige Neiiberareifulia.
Shit uno Qcerer nuf 6eioerl Bliten.
Stint Wieileu bon Suicoii. 9itD, itabe benz
Wnfbingrors0 puleburo.
9eioe Eldte peroen ais @urgains ~perfuuit.
gnferecm
9 Gder, bebuut nit Aobnbuus. Stnu. Slut
fdet stcniiie itno aubiinlu. an oer 8eft6etiers
Inenue uno Der clcfirifden 8abn.
Srtdts itb S6nttenbiilnie uno gSnfcr Dor
Der Sbiire. Sobe Gage. Gin ioculeS Scinl, uoer
tam fir N1npldBe altsgeIegt iperocn.
GBas. n. 6errmann, Gnitptt'Gitn, pber
z. e. 9rob, Er. 25, Eurb.2tbertg. strafe.
0t0,21,4)
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gnreuu in Hr. 24o7. 5uirmOunt.glOcnne


Sene praGtnullen ntnoerilct 5petftodtge1
Siuter an Der HnrosGnrleNsS truhc, Spifdcn Der
Baltimore Giraffe luo Snirmnutt'Nncntc, init
1uer nlooernen @inri6tunpcn, lpie: eInaiqirte
Nnbeipnnnen uno 4ii1enselitsgiite. ccncntirte
Seller, 1rottoirc unn Sole, oefurirte 8eitibiile,
MnrrIors9 rcppcn, 9tnT0Iub an al~paicnsN1ual;
StrnBeHpilaiter aus ocraIniten 3icaeIiteinen.
9ei6tc @ebingunaer. Dian ucbmc bic Snirs
mount oenucs9SGggons. Grei5 neunbunoert
Collars $4,000. Yrlno5tns fe1Su1obreible
Collars $3.50.
Iue iencn f60nen rtoocrucu Siufer an Ger
Guro. R%utornae. Strahe, ~5pifden Der 5oirinonni'
rt6tunaen eines scr 3eit entfprebcnocu Saufts;
Ic miiiien geieben. Inn acpiiroiat al lperheu.
Pile pbengennnntcl gSnbnltgcH licgeH inner
hnIb eincs 1dufcreepieriS bonn .Bntterions
CIT uHo Gieue. (Oi1i1 tAtt)
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gu ~bcrfanieu.


Gr. 1913, 725, 727 ETC, @urIud,.Nucune.
Cots 20 6lB D SOL bel 200 SUB; orci @epierte
bitlid bon Der Doris3toao; 0oaltdnoia prdbllg
%oelortrl; teoe munernc BeOucmlihicit.
~. 1l5, III, 119 etc., Ruro. EntuEent, StraGe,
6lullden .6alrt1oultt Nnenie llio GdueitcsStrnBe,
Elm Sebtert BON uBniterfon Barr. Gur6mcg
lbnn %oeinriri; iehe mobCrne 9euuemli6fcii:
5pet1fodt9e Salier. @oparo Z. Stprd, au Ert
nm Stelle, ooer &r. So, Wiiuibcr .Ynilotng,
6uBcttc' nun ct. Eanl.str. GSebrO,10
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Dies III Shire WeIeaeuheit

sur Grtperbuue eiues mobernen g ober 3sft5db
oer 1aufeS tn gutter CAGE.
22O0 Sdmferaeuicrt cff.saerth -Mrenne.
Beauerrt fit uQe StrdBenbubns2inten. Sebe4
6au6 befitt aue Ginridtungen, nit benen Elm
Uooerne6 6dus dusaeifaftef rueroen fam.
1dBftG unb eouutagS bnr JnfyefttcH offfa.
Ghae. 3. 1nrbette,
(6epBC) ri. H. cf.2eyingtensetT.
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Steaengeinde
Stcnc0eiuh

Stelcgeinfi:
Gin iuiger beuifter Mnnn, % Sabre alt,
fubt Gteuung fir a~llaemciiie 9trbeii. giudSn'
irogen In Hr. rs. Sib.Nish.e traes. 027-s)
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Gtrneuriuh.

Stne ocutf6e @iitiue. quite 0Dbir, fubt StcI.
lung auf Dem qanbe; piinift ibren slp6Ifidbri.
aen Sobn ipdbrenb Der Soinmerferien bel iid
Az bdben: bette G~lnpfcbhlfoen. 9idheres IN
Hr, 1914, 8arrettsaucnne, 2pent.Euint.
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Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-02-14
Charged With Murder of step-Father.

Morrow Hudson, a young white
miner who lives at Burma, is in jail
at Fort Smith charged with the muir
der of his step-father, William Writer.
The murder is alleged to have been
committed in the Indian Territory just
across the line from Burma. Writer
and his wife, together with two step
daughters, a son-in-law, and young
Hudson, were driving to Poteau when
controversy arose as to which road
to take. Writer and Hudson grew
angry, and it is alleged that Writer
left the vehicle and, after securing
stick, approached Hudson, threaten
ing to kill him. 1t is alleged that
Hudson after warning Writer to de-
sist, shot the latter twice with a shot
gun, killing him instantly. Writer is
said to have been a man of violent
temper, and Hudson claims that he
would have carried out his threat had
he not shot him.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-02-14
New Line Building.

H A. Culver, president of the Cache
Valley Railroad, now in the process Of
construction between Paragould and
Hoxie, is attempting to secure an OPP
ton on right of way between Black
Rock and Batesville. 1t is said that
one of the transcontinental lines
is backing Mr.. Culver's project and
that the tracks will be extended south
to Ell Paso. The residents of the ter
rltory which the proposed road would
tap are said to be heartily in favor
of its construction.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-02-14

James Dick at Texarkana. Maxey,
with two other negroes, caused a dis
turbance and, it is alleged, were shoot
ing recklessly. They were pursued
by Officer Dick who overlook them on
the outskirts of the city When the
officer ordered the negroes to throw
up their hands, two of the negroes
complied, but Maxey fred at the Of
ficer. The officers face was powder
burned, but the bullet went wild.
Dropping below the powder smoke,
Dick fired at Maxey, killing him in
Stantly
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-02-14
Assaulted With Lamp.

George Hensley is under arrest at
Newport On the charge of throwing a
burning lamp at man named Camp
bell, a guest at the Palace Hotel. The
lamp set fire to the building, but the
flames were extinguished. before much
damage could be done Campbell re-
ceived several cuts in the head and
a portion of his hair was hrned to
the SCALP
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-02-14
Killed BY Falling Limb.

E. Duncan, a prosperous and we'll
known farmer living near Linden, in
st. Francis county, was killed by fall
ing limb. Mr.. Duncan, while cutting
down a tree on his farm, dislodged
a dead limb about forty feet above
him with the strokes of his axe, the
limb falling, on his head and causing
injuries from the effects of which he
died
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-02-14
who claims to have lost it. The &C
cused negro was held under a bond
Of $500, which he gave.
Two Men Prevent Wreck.

Two men, while walking along the
track of the Memphis, Paris and Gulf
Railroad recently, discovered broken
rail near Compton, and going to a
nearby farm house, secured lantern
and tagged the north bound passen-
ger train, and prevented it from be-
ing wrecked The men were without
means and were making their way to
Nashville in search of work. Their
names could not be learned.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-02-14
Little Girl Badly scaIded.

A little 2-year-old child of G. e.
Dunn, farmer living near Benton
vile, was probably fatally scalded,
She was watching the operations OF
her father who was scalding a hog,
and fell into kettle of scalding water