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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14
Palil1 60 zelazem i ME
Z T. CZui b6lu. ls8'

w federalnym sadie. W
Brooklynie odegrala sic see
ma, kt6rei nigdy ME zapom-
ma sedziowie, ami przysiegli.
Joseph Kipsitz, kt6ry skar-
1yl 9 odszkodowaoie, kazal
sic przypiekae do bia1o6ei
rozpslonem zelazem i mic
ME czu}. Lipsitz mieszka "
New Boston, Mass. Try lata
temu odni6s} on obrazenia
cielesne podczas kolizyi POI
glasgow W poblizu Waterbury,
Conn, ma linii kolejowej
New York, New Haven 4
Hartford.
W kilka miesiecy potem,
poczu} Lipsitz uszkodzenie
swego kregoslupa. W kr6t-
kim czasie czlowiek strac1
zupelnie czucie, a .nerwy
lego ME czu}y nalwiekszego
b6lu. Dokt6r m6g}by mu
pawet noge odciat, to nicby
Enie czul. Moze jednak cho.
die, movie i wykonywaf
wszelkie rugby. Zaskarzyl on
~Ekompanie 0 $4,000 ,odszko-
ldowania.
.Kompania ~utrzymywa}a, !zze
Lipsitz dostal to znieczulenie
wskutek jakiejs dziedzic.nej
choroby, alho ze udaje. Gdy
lego sprawl przyszla do So.
du federalnego, obro1ca. ka>
Zaf mu sic rozebrac l stanac
przed przysieglymi. Prey
skar1acym stall take lekarz
Adwokat odezwal sic wre.
szcie: ,,DoKtorze, ie6li udaje;
pal go rozpalonem zelazem'
DR.. Hirsch wziaf aparat
podobny do wypalania na
fdr1ewie j rozpalii do bia}o6ci
.ligle. Nastepnie przylo5yl lie.
karz igle do ramienia Lipsi.
TIA. Poczaf sic uFnosic dym ]
czu6 bylo mo; MONA swad pala.
oego sic ciala. Lipsitz ani
drgDalEz q 8 6m : = sic tylkyoe,... 70 z e
samo aplikoWano ma innne
cze1ci ciala bez skutku
skarzacy mic ME czul. Kom;
pania v kohcu ,zgodzii1E.als lsileI
zaplacict 2. zllasd5lae1na sumo.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14

zr6wna6 ! zlemia Berlin lnb
Parys. Masy woiska 90 ola
|pioruna bardzo dobrym ~
|wiolem przyciagaiacym ,wsku,
tex czego v przec'aggu kilku
minut m.,zs pa6c pokotem
bez kycdiaaa, najWiekszza armia..
Ola personalu, obsluguiacego
maszyne, piorulnrl 1 ten ME sta
|nowi zadnego niebezpieczeh-
|stw1a. Opowiadaja, % mn6stwo
agent6w kreci Sic okolo Wy.
Enalazcy, = najjwi7iecei pruskich
i angielskich. Wynalazca jes
dnak slysze6 ME chceso4od
daniu kt6remukolwiek 2
pafstwa tel olbrzymlej silly.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-17
PROTECTS CONFEDERATE.
confessIng Own Crime, Young Man In
sists Other Party Was Stranger.

Denver, Colo.-Confessing that he
had plotted to rob the Northern Col.
orado Coal Company OF $4,000 given
him to meet the pay roll of the miners
at Superior, James II. Arnold. a Y. NJ.
c. A. leader. after SO hours still asserts
that he gave S1.10O of the amount to
an absolute stranger whom he met on
the street. The police, who recovered
$4,000 OF the missing money, are of the
opinion that Arnold is protecting a
confederate. To his mother, father,
sweetheart pastor OF the Baptist
church OF which he 10 a member,
friends in the Y. NJ. C. A. and family
friends who visited Arnold in his cell
the young man steadfastly adhered to
his original story.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-17
STATES SCORED BY ROADS.
Three Railways Protest Against Re-
cent Enaetments.

New York-Complaints against
anti-railroad legislation OF various
states characterlzes the annual re-
ports OF three railroad companies,
which have just been issued.
The roads are the Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe, the Wabash and the Ches.
apeake & Ohio.
President Edward p. Ripley OF the
Atchison says OF rate reductions:
at is hoped and believed that
the public will soon realize that it's
recent attitude toward railroad com.
panies in general has not been Just TO
their stockholders and bondholders,
and also that unless the confidence
OF investors In the security and stabil.
lily OF railway interests is restored. II
will be impossible to obtain the add.
tional railway facilities which are nee.
essary to the development OF the coun.
try"
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-17
DRIVEN OUT
BY STANDARD
INDEPENDENT COMPANY HAS TO
BUY LueRicATiNo OIL
FROM THE TRUST,
WITNESS TELLS OF METHOD
PhllIlp Harrison Says That the Threat
Of Rival Ship Line Captured
the South African
Field.

New York-"The Standards big
stick has driven US out OF the
South African business. so that we
have had to buy Standard OIL In that
country to MI our contracts" said
Phillip Harrison OF the New York
LubrlcatlnR Oil Company. who took
the stand in the federal suit 10 dis
solve the great New Jersey corpora
tion.
.'The Standard told the ship lines"
ne said they must have the rates
lowered for them and raised for us. or
The Standard would build ship lines
and cut transportation rates and put
them out OF business
Harrison's company also had trou-
ble when Il tried to ship oil by rail. he
said. Everywhere they turned the
Standard was there ahead Of them or
arrived soon afterward. He testified
that for the South African trade his
rates were raised from % shillings 60
a. shilllngs pence, while the Stand.
ard was given n rate OF II shillings
per ton.
EVplOyNb VooN SSPhNes
The inspection OF the books Of the
New Jersey corporation. which con
trolls the twenty oil concerns formerly
in the dissolved Standard OIL Trust OF
Ohio. was a point for which Frank y.
Kellogg. the governments counsel.
had been looking since the hearings
began several weeks ago He had de.
manded statements from various
books. and copies were made by
Standard Oil employees and exhibited
In court.
But when Mr.. Kellogg asked for the
records of the old board Of liquidation
trustees, by which he wanted to show
that the present Standard OIL Co. OF
New Jersey is really the same old
trust under a new name, he was told
that the stock transfer books were
missing.
Later Assistant Comptroller Fay ad.
mltted there was such book at 26
broadway and Mr.. Kellogg demanded
and obtained permission to inspect II.
10. ID. Durand OF the bureau OF corpOr.
atIons in the department OF commerce
and labor at Washington, and Mr.
Roadstrum from the department Of
Justice were detailed to conduct the
Inspection. They have visited the Of
Aces OF the Standard Oil Co. each day
and Mr.. Kellogg is said to be pleased
with what he found.
The government will place on rec
ord the details OF how the Pacific
Coast oil Co. was acquired by the
Standard in 1900 and an effort will be
made TO show that the Standard oper-
ated the company for n time as an
Independent company. the object be-
ing TO avoid the loss OF business which
might result through the public ami
mostly to the Standard on the Pacific
coast.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-17
A ,rOnauts Gathering at
St. Louis for Balloon Races

on the lakes are requested to keep
lookouts for balloons. The prevailing
wind at St. Louis at this time Of the
year Is from the southwest and that
will carry the balloons toward the
lakes. Lake Michigan and Lake Su.
perior are especially feared. as they
Will probably be the more directly In
the track OF the racers than the lakes
farther east. Should a balloon sail
out over one Of these bodies OF water
with sand ballast exhausted and with.
out wind enough to carry 1t to the
other side. the aeronaut would be al.
mosts certain OF drowning, unless he
was seen and rescued by some craft.
One Of the reasons for selecting this
time Of the year is that the lakes just
now swarm with commerce toward the
close Of navigation and this, together
with full moon, renders the water
less perilous than at any other time OF
the year. II IS not likely that any
of the balloons will remain In the air
longer than forty hours and II is said,
II favored with q good wind, that they
will all be down within "a hours.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-17
BUTCHER KOREANS
JAPs RgTALIATg FOR PREACHER.
ous ATTACK ~ REsELs.
10000 HAVE BEEN REPORTED SLAM
MIkado's Troops Are Being Driven 70
Extreme Measures In Self
Defense.

Hongkong, Chlna--Shocking sto-
ries are beginning TO leak out concern.
ing the crueltles the japanese are per
petrating in Korea in the EFFORT 20 re.
store peace.
Gen. Hasegawa has issued a procla.
nation which, while promising pardon
to those laying down their arms.
threatens vengeance not only against
those who commit further acts OF VIC.
lence. but their families as well.
The number OF victims of japanese
retaliation for attacks by the rebel.
lious Koreans is estimated all the way
from 10000 to 10000 Many OF these
have been killed in open lights. but
enormous numbers have literally been
massacred. In hundreds OF cases
where Japanese have suffered violence
at the natives hands. mere suspects
have been mercilcssly put TO the
sword. hanged or shot down In groups
without even the Formally Of trials.
The Japanese military authorities
are making no particular secret OF the
fact that they are being driven to ex.
tremes. They say they have no choice
but to resort TO the utmost severity or
be driven from the country.
In Seoul. where the Japanese garri.
son numbers about 10000. the natives
violence takes the form mainly Of as.
sassination, rloting having been sup.
pressed, but In the country districts
scarcely a day passes that reports are
not received from some district OF mob
violence by the Koreans and bloody
reprisals by the japanese.
The japanese force Of about 10000
men in the interior is divided into
small attachments, that the entire
country may be policed as thoroughly
as possible. and In n number OF in
stances the natives have been able TO
overwhelm these parties by mere force
OF numbers and completely wipe them
out.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-17
BIG GAME IN MISSOURI.
President Roosevelt and Mr.. Bryan
Expected to Hunt Together.

Portageville. Mo.--The Little Riv.
err" which runs but : short dts
lance from Portagevllie, is furnishing
disciples Of the lamented Walton with
all the sport imaginable. In the Little
River have been taken, in the past
week, hundreds Of pounds Of bass
Weighing from one to two pounds
each. A large number OF channel cat
have also been caught. but they are
not sought by the real sportsmen.
Located on the banks Of the Little
River. Is the famous Dinnell Brothers
Club House. which Is the headquarters
for the Noble Sportsmen's Club, OF
st. Louis. which has on its member.
ship roll many Of the prominent men
Of the state. and includes q score OF
millionaires. The pinnell Brothers
Club House, Just at this time, Is the
mecca for those who love the gun and
rod. Surrounding Il are dense woods,
inhabited by wild fowl and big game.
During the past week, q number of
deer were seen within half a mile of
the club house, and wild turkeys at
night disturbed the sIumber of the
sportsmsn. As soon as the season
opens the slaughter win begin. In
the same tract Of woods and noun
famous country. bear. catamount. and
bob tails- abound. and are often killed
by the hunters. II It were generally
known that there Is within the con.
fines OF Missouri such \ desirable
hunting ground, and fishing resort as
that found on the Little River. near
PortRgeYiIle. the chances are that
President Roosevelt would have come
here instead Of going 10 the cane
brakes OF Louisiana. AS soon as the
season opens for big game. a deer
and bear hunt win be arranged, and a
special Invitation Issued 70 both Thee
dore Roosevelt and william Jennings
Bryan. The hunting win DO done
largely on horseback and only shot
guns, loaded with huckshol, used In
the party. as Il has bsen found that
rifles Of large caliber are more dan,
gerous to the hunters than 20 tho
game.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-17
SUICIDE ENDS CAREER.
Wife Calls In Police to Expose Alleged
Theft.

Chicago-After having, It is all
legged. stolen $1,000 from a laundry
and found another woman whom he
told his wife he had married, Frank
Hornlscher shot and killed himself at
Madison and Dearborn streets before
. large crowd.
Hornischer, several weeks ago, left
his wife and took up with his affinity,
who, he said. was known as Miss
F1feT" of Knoxville, Wash.
The wife received word that he
was at Hotel Morrison, and when
abe met him, at his request. he told
her he had married the other woman
and was going away. She told him to
80 II he would be happier. and then
Informed the proprietor OF the laundry
OF her husbands whereabouts. With
two detectives. the latter visited the
hotel. Hornischer saw them coming
and ran, but halted at Dearborn and
Madison streets, where a crowd had
gathered. Just as the officers were
about to reach him. Hornischer placed
\ revolver TO his temple and fired, fall.
ing dead. His affinity" is believed 10
have gone 10 Kansas City. Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-17
TEN DEAD IN WRECK.
Trains Collide and Flames Attack the
Wreekage.

Visnna-An express train from Sem
lin cOllided with freight near Buda-
pest Ten persons are reported killed
and 30 hurt, many of them seriously.
The collision occurred on high en-
bankment, and the force with which
the trains met threw both down into q
deep ditch.
Fire broke out In the passenger
coaches. and this was responsible for
several Of the deaths. Pinned down
by wreckage, the victims were roasted
to death before the eyes of passengers
who had escaped unhurt. Several per.
sons were dragged from the debris by
rescuers just in time to escape q sim.
liar fate.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-17
BRYAN SETS DATE
GAYS DEMOCRATS WILL SOON
LEARN or HIS ATTITUDE.
HAS ALL NIGHT CONFERENCE
Tagpart Out Of National Committee
John w. Kern IL Urged
for the Place.

indianapolis. Ind.--Beforo Thanks.
giving day. William j. Bryan says
he viii inform democrats just what his
attitude toward the presidential noml.
nation IL.
In a little back room at the Grand
hotel. Mr.. Bryan and John w. Kern,
the latter severa. times democratic
candidate for governor. counseled un-
I'll o'clock in the morning on
what Bryan ought to do about the
presidential nomination. Bryan had
bid good night to Tom Taggart and the
lesser lights when he telephoned to
Kern to meet him. Bryan was told at
this meeting that Taggart viii not try
for a place as national committeeman,
much less as national chairman.
whereupon Bryan said Kern should go
after the Job. Kern said he would.
Bryan then as good as promised Kern
that he could have the national chair.
manship II Bryan is nominated.
There is reason to believe that Bry-
an asked Kern his advice as to pull.
ing for the nomination, and Kern ad.
vised him to await developments.
Bryan expressed grave doubt as TO
whether he ought to keep the public in
the dark as to HIS intention. The up.
shot Of the meeting was that Bryan
told Kern he would decide upon and
announce his course before Thanks
giving day.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-17
Directors Approved Il

New York, n. Y.-All Of the Eu.
ropean aeronauts who are to compete
In the James Gordon Bennett cup race
to start from St. Louis Oct. 81 are
now in this country, excepting the
two French contestants, who will ar
rive on the Touraine today. Griffith
Brewer and Lieut.. Claude Brabazon.
representing the Aero club Of Great
Britain, came In on the Lusitania Fri.
day. Together with Allan X. Hawley
and ]. G. Mccoy. two of the cup de-
tenders, the Englishmen will start for
st. Louis this afternoon, all Of the bal
looms now being on the ground. The
German representatives left New York
Thursday.
Fear of dropping into the great
lakes is the chief concern Of the aerial
racers at the present time and Friday
night officers of the Aero Club OF
America made the request that all pa
pers throughout the lake district be on
the lookout for the balloons.
Twenty.four hours after the start of
the race at $3.50 Oct 81, those sailing
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-17
SHOOTS WIFE; TAKES POISON.
Fred Butt Falls In Effort 20 Foros
Acid Down Woman's Throat.

Columbus. o.-Fred Butt went 70
the home of his wife and. forcing nis
way into the house. asked her II she
was determined TO push her suit for
divorce. She said she was.
He seized her and tried to force
carbolic acid into her mouth. burning
the flesh about the lips. Failing in this
he shot her dead and then put b bnl.
let into his own body. He then swat.
lowed an ounce OF carbolic acid and
10 dying at the hospital.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-17
TELLS STORY
OF JAIL HORROR
WITH BEARD a FOOT LONG. ST.
LouisAN RELATEs TALE OF
IMPRISONMENT.
IN TEXAS JAIL TEN MONTHS
No Trial Given Man wanted on A.
legged Forgery charas-Ne ESsr'
else Permitted--slept on Floor
OF Filthy Cell.

ST. Louis--If the tale told by
Rowatt A. Laing. former 81.
Loulsan, who was brought to st.
Louis by Detective Sullivan OF the
local bureau to answer a charge OF
obtaining money on a bogus check. Is
true, Laing has suffered ten months
Of punishment that would do credit
to the torturers OF the Spanish In
QUESTION.
Laing was brought here from New
Boston, Bowie County, Tex. where.
since Dec. 81. 1906. he says, he has
lain in an unfurnished and unsanitary
jail cell without once stepping outside
its door for exercise or trial.
Detective Sullivan corroborates the
statement that he had no hearing.
Laings appearance Is strong evidence
of intense suffering and deprivation.
Lalns's story.
Here Is his story: II was arrested
In TexRrkana in December laIt year
and sent to New Boston on the 21st
on soma charge preferred against me
by the authorities there. was put In
a cell in the tower OF the little brick
Jail.
II did not put my foot outside
that enclosure for ten long months.
and say frankly would rather spend
ten years in any penitentiary In the
world than another month In that pen
In New Boston. do not understand
why am not insane.
Beard Foot Long.
Look at me. My beard Is more
than a foot long, and my hair hangs
down over my shoulders. never had
the services Of barber, and I think
I was fortunate to get anything to eat
My protestations were disregarded
and my requests for some sort of trial
were UNDECIDED.
Others who were put In jail were
given similar treatment. Once when
woman was arrested, because her
husband whom she was taking home
while he was intoxicated resented the
policeman's interference. she was COM
PEELED to occupy the cell with me for
nine days. She shared my food and
slept on the hoor with no bedding OF
any kind.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-17
BRADY, NOW A MILLIONAIRE
SAYS FIVE MEN EACH GOT
S1ft,e62.7e.
THOMAS r. RYAN AMONG THEM
District Attorney Jerome Hears inter.
eating TestImony-Purpose OF
$4,000 In Checks I'm.
explained.

New YOrk-Anthony n. Brady.
who was bartender II years
ago and ia now worth $50. 000.O 900. hae
made the most shocking confession
yet heard In the tale Of loot and high
finance that hedged about the street
railway companies in this city. He
did II while before the public service
commission.
District Attorney jerome was among
the audience.
Brady told the astounding story II
the Wall and Cortland street ferries
railway deal. This was n railway tina.
never existed and against which o
court Injunction was issued forever
forbidding its construction. All II had
was articles of incorporation and IN
illegal franchise.
Directors Approved Il.
When the late William c. Whitney
forced Brady to sell the franchise hu
was paid by the Metropolitan Securi.
ties Co. 1866, 0571s. OF which, by p'i.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-17
King Threatens Pope.

London-Unless the divorce Sc
cured by Kin Frederick Augustus
OF saxony from his former wife. Lou.
Use, Countess of Montignoso. whose re.
cent marriage TO an Italian musician
has again brought her into public no
tice, Is recognized by the Vatican he
win renounce Catholicism and become
Protestant. A threat to this effect
has been conveyed to the Pope.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-17
l.EoRo zLks WIN FIGHT.
White Lodges In New Jersey Opposed
Using Name Of Order.

Trenton, N. 1.-THE attorney gem.
eral has decided that Sunlight
Lodge No. f14. Improved Benev-
olent and Protective Order OF EIks, es-
tablished by negroes. is no infringe.
ment of the name of the lodges COM
posed OF white men.
The new lodge has accordingly been
incorporated with the secretary OF
state. The white Elks have been max.
ing strenuous fight against the for
nation Of negroes into lodges OF the
order.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-17
Feur Peraona PsrIah b FIrs.

Washington Courthouse. 0.--The
home Of Harry Mitchell. on the farm
Of Joseph Tarblll, near New Holland.
was destroyed BY IRE. Mss. MItchell's
aged mother and three young children
were burned TO death.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-17
Gen. wallaes,s Widow Dead.

CFawfordsvilie. Ind. Oct s.--Mrs.
Susan p. Wallace. widow Of Gen. Lew
Wallace. the distinguished general.
statesman and author Of Ben Hnr,
died at her home In this city, follow
ing an illness OF little more than three
weeks.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-17
LIpton 70 Raes =, noma.

London - Disappointed over his
failure to secure race for the
American cup. Sir Thomas Upton will
race at home. He has commissioned
Fife to design him the largest yacht
admissible under the internationa
rule, % metre class. and will enter all
OF the big regattas including that Of
Kiel.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-17
EnqInemen KILLED In collision.

Sioux City. Ia.---A Milwaukee freight
train and switch engine collIded at
Mitchell, 8. ID. Engineer Dennis L.
Summer OF Sioux City and Fireman
weIIand OF Yankton were killed. 1t
was weiland's second trip.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-17

Newport-0 Gladys Vanderbilt win re-
nounce Professionalism and become q
Roman Catholic in order that a priest
may marry her to Count szechenyi IA
Catholic church. This announce
msnt has been confirmed.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-17
CINCINNATI Grocery House FaII..

Cincinnati. o.-The Wholesale gro
Gerry Arm OF Andrews. Bates q Co, OF
which Isaac Bates was the sole mem.
Der, assigned to Daniel Dreytoos. Civ.
ing liabilities Of $4,000 and assets
OF $4,000.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-17

Toledo. Oct. S.-rhrce hundred boys
employed In the electric bulb depart
ment OF the Libbey glass works struck
for higher wages. throwing 1000 glass
workers out OF employment.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-17
FsmaIe coIIeae b nurned.

Lexington. Ky.--Millersburg Female
college, at Miilersburg. In Bourbon
county, was destroyed by irs. The
college was established in 1859. II
was burned in 1878, but was later re.
built
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-17

yate arrangement, about S260,0O0 was
retained by Brady to compensate hint.
while from the balance Brady's per
sonal checks were sent to the follow
ing beneficiarles:
Thomas +. Ryan, S111,6
William C. Whitney, S111,6b2.7s.
II. A. B. Widener. $l1I,652.7s.
Thomas Dolan, s111, 652.7s.
William L. Elkins, Sill, 652.7S.
The board of directors approved the
purchase and the entire sum is Btill
carried on the books of the Metropol.
itan as an asset.
Men versed In the ways Of crima
gasped at the details of the Brady
narrative and then settled back only
to be aroused again and again an
fresh facts concerning the traction
crime were unfolded by each succeed
ing witness.
Checks Drawn by Ryan.
Incidentally, this Is the FIRST time IN
the investigation of great public cor
poratlon that money paid for which
no service has been rendered has been
traced directly into the hand Of cap
tain OF finance. WINS holds checks TO
the amount OF $4,000, drawn to the
order Of Thomas r. Ryan, for purposes
that have never been explained, that
are Endorsed on the back In Ryan's
own handwriting.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-17
Mitchell setter; .ooea 10 ofNea

IndlanapoliH-John Mitchell, presi.
dent OF the United Mine Workers Of
America. was 80 much improved in
health that he was able TO 10 10 his
Office at national headquarters for a
short time.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-17

BnsiipoN AZ PennsylVanIa University.
Philadelphia-The University hos.
pital OF the University of Pennsylvania
has been quarantlned because Il was
discovered that Henry Yankun. a pa
dent. had developed smallpox. About
900 patients and as many employees
are shut up In the institution.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-17

New York-supreme Court Justice
Blanchard signed an order dIpectins
counsel for Senator Thomas q. Plnlt
to Ole within ten days the senator's
answer ia tbs suit by Mae G, Wood Tor
divorce.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-17
twins Born IN Runway Auto.

Turin, Italy--With the motor car in
which she was passenger tearing
down a steep hill at 50 miles an hour
and beyond control through a break
In the mechanism. the Countess BlnA
gave birth 70 twins.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-17
prof. Mason Dead.

Edinburgh. Scotland David Mason.
historiographer. Royal for Scotland. IL
dad. Prof. MaSs0n. from 1853 10 1865.
was editor OF MacMiIian's Magazine.
sl.s publication Of which was suspend
ed last week.