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DEMOCRATS IN DILEMMA
OVER ROOSEVELT MESSAGE
Some Members Say It's Politics to Oppose It-Some
Want It, While Others Shy at 1t.

Democrats in Congress are as much
at q loss over what to 10 with the
Roosevelt message lately delivered and
the Roosevelt policies as they would
be ever handling the hot end Of a poker
Some things about the package of is
sues the President has set before the
country look highly attractive to the
Democratic leaders. bat they are fear
Jul lest it Is loaded.
They are in the same state Of mind
about the whole matter as a man who
fears the gift he has got is an Internal
machine.
William Jennings Bryan has given his
Communications unreservedIy to the re-
cent message. So has Representative
Bourke Cochran. a good many others
% the Democratic faith in Congress
have approved it, but have not done 50
in a public way.
Annoyance Caused.
The course taken by Bryan and Cock
raa has caused lot Of annoyance
in fact, anger and disgust among some
of the House and Senate Democrats.
This applies especially to Democrats Of
the old line, conservative type They
nave DcSn idIADdSLil& Llte tGcbuDllCd!4
party for these many years, and now
10 have Democrats get up In public
places ana Iaud the utterances OF a Re
publican President seems 20 them almost
beyond belief. They are convinced the
party ana the country have surely come
upon evil times when such things as
these can come TO pass And so, II
ono glances about the corridors and
the cloakrooms at the Capitol he can
see Democrats in plenty cOuDseliag to
gethcr and shaking their heads omiu-
ously over the III wind that has blown
out from the White House upon the
party.
Conservative Democrats are saying
among themselves. not so much that
the Presidents message does not de-
serve support, but that IL is the pol
itics Of children for the Democrats pub
licly 10 support it.
Bryan Shows Capacity.
They are saying that Bryan has once
more shown his incapacity for politics
by coming oct FOR the TIessage. They
are fearful lest they Will be caught in
fatal trap by the action OF the Dem
ocTauc leader in indorsing the Presi-
dents policies. They are aware OF the
tendency OF Republicans 20 quarrel over
The Washington times., 1908-02-07

umns, put business and worry out
of your mind for the moment, and
be grateful for his labors and his
influence.
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MoHrER Appo1NTMENT APPROVED

The Commissioners have approved the
recommendation of D. z. Buckingham,
president of the Board of Examiners IN
Veterinary Medicine, that DR.. JohE R
Mohler pe reappcinted . member OF that
board.
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FAVOR AMENDMENT
FOR ALDRICa BILL
Congress May Substitute
Commercial Paper for
Railroad Bonds.
Declared to Be as Good
Security for Emergency
Circulation.

The opponents OF the AIdTich currency
bill now cOncede that with some minor
amendments that measure is likely to
pass Congress, and become law this
session. one important amendment,
however is being urged by the sup
porters of the American Bankers Asso-
citation plan Of revision.
This amendment would provide that
emergency circulation may be issued on
the security Of selected commercial
paper. In addition 10 Federal, State.
county. and city bonds; at the same
time eliminating railroad bonds from
the list. In other words. the proposal
is 10 substitute the best class of COM
mercial paper for railroad bonds.
Has House Support.
This proposal has received 50 much
support in the House Of late that it IS
regarded as quite likely TO be engrafted
on the plan finally adopted. It represents
the demand of the interior and of the
small banks. which do not commonly
carry bonds of the classes prescribed
by the Aldrich bin, especially railroad
bonds. They do their business In the
main In commercial paper, and they
want it adopted as security for issue
Of circulation. 1t IS not unlikely that in
its final analysis a compromise VIII be
made on the measure. somewhat as
follows:
Circulation may be issued against de-
posts Of Federal State. and municipal
bonds; OF railroads bonds up 10 a fixed
| percentage of their face value; and
against commercial paper to a certain
percentage Of its value. Thus the list
of securities fixed by the Aldrich bill
would be enlarged by s!s-pIy adding
commercial paper to 1t.
Would Be Security Enough.
In favor OF commercial paper. Il IS
urged that II should. for such purposes,
ia all cases. have at least two sig
| natures, which would pledge the estates
Of both signers; and that IL should be
Endorsed by the bank putting it up as
collateral Thus there would be no doubt.
IL is insisted, of its availability and en-
tire security. II il were accepted up
Governments margin OF security would
be wide enough 20 make safety unques-
tiOuahle
The demand, however, that the legis-
I lation finally passed shall contain pro-
vision for Government guarantee OF de-
{ pOslts, continues strong This feeling g.
largely responsible for the sentiment IN
favor of the postal savings bank leEis-
/ latlOn. which lately has been 50 strong
I that IL is reported to have an excellent
chance Of passing the Senate.
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1t is now disclaimed that Mr.. Knox
is repugnant to seeking TIE nominal
ton for President. We thought there
was a heavy drag on that boom some
where.
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things about so long and then get to-
gether They are asking what would
become Of Democratic prospects I'm the
campaign If the Republicans, along to-
ward the end Of Congress, should arrive
Ut an understanding and Iegislate on
several Of the essentials of the things
the President is advocating.
such proceeding would, Of course.
leave the Democrats stranded high ana
dry without an issue on which they
could 60 before the country.
Instead Of going about complaining
that the President has stolen his pOlit-
zeal clothes, these conservatives hold
that Bryan ought 10 be talking about
the expansion Of Federal authority,
and the tendency 10 expand IL further
AZ the expense Of tho states, RepuGli-
can extravaganza. high tariff Imperial
ism. and the like. They urge that an
appeal to the country on lines OF safety
and sanity would get the Democratic
party more votes than any agitation
Of the policies which the President
hammered on IN his recent message.
Party Divided.
This discrepancy Of views on issues
among Democrats divides the party
about or the lines Of the Bryan and
aRti-Bryan forces. In other words,
there is the same schism with reference
to the Presidents message as there IS
respecting Democratic Presidential can
didates. Since the visit OF Mr. Bryan
TO washington there has been a great
deal Of talk - ne has strengthened
himself with Senator's and Representa-
tives. u is true the Democrats Of Con
gress were extremely ChaTy about going
10 Bryan and aSEiug him 70 quit the
/ Presidential race. but there is little %
show he IS any more warmly supported
among Congress Democrats than he was
! before he came here Southern Demo
Gratis, as a rule, tolerate Bryan, but
I hope some one else Will be nominated
and those conservative Eastern Demo
/ Gratis that have been against his nom
/ inatiOn for the most part are prepared
I to keep Up their opposition until tht
convention comes. After the cOnVen-
/ ton they win not be in shape 10 give
I Bryan more than perfunct0Ty support
\ great deal is said about Bryan stand
/ ing a good show Of election in the com
/ ing campaign, but the truth is the DEM
| oCrats in Congress are sadly at sea
over what course to take. They are nO'
Z bv any means q unit, the Roosevelt
/ message has served 10 split their ranks
still further than they were split ant
! there are few signs that they Will b,
I welded together - present solid from
! 10 the Republicans IN the prediction
] struggle.
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There doesn't seem to be as big a
stencil in this limburger episode as one
would naturally think.
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Checks are as good as receipts ex-
Cept when they are for kisses, as one
gay New Yorker, who has been sued
for $4,000 for breach Of promise, has
discovered.
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While there may be some considerable
difference Of opinion as 10 the sale Of
American girls to foreign husbands,
there is no doubt that most of them
are sold" all right.
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Another case Of show me" has de-
veloped in Missouri. A college has re-
fused 10 believe the Jonah and the
whale story. The professors admit
having seen Bryan, but the trouble is
they demand to see a whale.
Senator knOxs term doesn't expire
until 1911. There are no indications
that he viii not serve out the full time.
There IS no limit to tbs extent to
which a woman Will go after a man.
TWO of them in Virginia are reported
TO have gone down into a well after
one.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-05-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
Eliza Jefferson. Deceased:
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned.
Geo. A. Warner. Administrator Of the Estate
in the county of Steele and State OF North
DAKOTA. deceased. to the creditors OF and all
persons having claims against. said deceased.
to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers.
within six months after the first publication OF
this notice. to said administrator at the Hope
National Bank in the City OF Hope in said
Steele County.
Dated April 10Th A. d. 1905.
Administrator
GEO. A. WARNER.
First publication on the l4th day OF May, A. d.
1908. At
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CHEAT DEATH OF Y LIVES
TARs ON BOARD OF STRANDED
STEAMER RESCUED.
After Facing Death for. Over a Day,
They Finally Make Their Way
to Safety In Boats.

New York, May 9.-Seventy-two
men who for more than "a hours had
been facing death In the raging sea
near Fire island, were rescued from
the crumbling hulk of the big German
ship Peter Rickmers Friday. The res
u was effected after one of the
most trying experiences the life
savers on this exposed coast had ever
been called upon to face. No less
than a dozen times hope of saving the
men on the doomed ship was all but
abandoned, and it was only the cas-
ing of the gale and terrific sea that
made rescue possible. Fortunately
not a man vas lost and it is be-
lieved that not one of them suffered
any permanent harm as q result of
their long fight against death. The
great steel ship, one Of the finest sail
ing vessels that ever rode the sea, is
q total wreck. Her bow and stern
have been completely torn off by the
waves, her masts were ripped out, her
deck houses and bridge swept away,
and she is full of water. She is
lying far back on the bar, and it is
unlikely even that any effort will be
made to tow her to deep water again.
The Rickmers struck the sand bar
about ten miles from Fire island
April 30, while bound out from New
York for Europe. At first it was be-
heved that she would be floated with
out difficulty, but as the wind contin-
ued and she drove farther and farther
on the shelving bar her position be-
came serious. Even then, when the
wind decreased, it was believed that
she would be loated without serious
damage after a portion of her cargo
Of case oil had been jettisoned.
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more DELEGATES
named FOR TAFT
UTAH, WYOMING AND KENTUCKY
INDoRsE THE SECRETARY
OF WAR.
Long Fight in LouisviIIe-More Than
Eight Hours of Observation-Disclosures
chusetts Delegates-at-Large Are In
structed for Bryan.

Salt Lake City, May 8.-National is-
sues figured but slightly at the Repub-
lican convention Thursday. The 473
delegates cheered nightly a resolu-
ton declaring President Roosevelt its
first choice for the presidential nomi-
nation and William H. Taft it's second
choice; they cheeredf again when the
report of the platform committee advo-
Gated a protective tariff, ship sub
sides, a greater navy with four more
battleships, a department Of mines
and mining, the reform measures"
urged upon congress by President
Roosevelt and postal savings banks.
But when D. o. Rideout, a Salt Lake
county delegate, offered a resolution
authorizing the Republican state NOM
mating convention next fall to nomi-
nate a candidate for senator, harmony
disappeared and an acrimonious fight
began and the resolution was defeated.
Taft Captures Wyoming.
Lander, Wyo., May S.-The Wyoming
state convention Thursday renomi-
mated Frank w. Mondell for congress
and adopted resolutions %instructing
delegates to the national convention
to use every honorable means to Sc
cure the nomination of William H.
Taft.
Taft Men Win in Kentucky.
Louisville, KY, May 8.-After having
controlled the organization and seated
their delegates in all save a few of the
contested counties during an all-night
session of the committee on creden-
tials, the Taft men we're apparently
about to put their slate of d~elegates-at-
large through without a hitch at
Thursdays session Of the Kentucky
Republican convention when their pro-
gram was endangered and the slate
apparently broken.
Instead of winding up the business
of selecting delegates-at-large to the
Republican national convention in an
ing from ten a. m. until $3.50 o'clock
when, after hours of disorder; wire
pulling and suspense, the Taft men
finally won out and elected delegates
at-large instructed for the secretary of
war.
Massachusetts for Bryan.
Boston, May 8.-Withs some opposi-
ton to instructions in favor of Will
liam j. Bryan for presidential candi-
date, although such instructions were
adopted finally, and with a more de-
cided contest yer the election of
tha Democratic
state convention Thursday elected four
leaders to represent the state at the
Denver convention.
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-Four Perish In a Fire.

st. %Johnsburg, VT, May"9.-The ex-
plosion of a kitchen gas stove in the
tenement Of John Wilson Friday set
fire to the interior and caused the
death of four persons, two by burn
ing and the others by sutfocation.
The dead are: Mrs. John Wilson,
aged 40; Miss Mary Lee, her sister.
aged 16 years; Sarah Wilson, her
daughter. three years; John Wilson,
her son, two years.
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scHLEY DEFENDS THE NAVY.
Admiral, Speaking at Omaha, Says
Worry Is Unnecessary.

Omaha, Neb., May 9.-Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Winfield Scott schley, who
are touring the middle west, reached
Omaha Friday and are guests of Gen.
Charles F. Henderson. They we're
entertained Friday night by the local
commandery Of the Loyal Legion at
a banquet. In his response to a toast
Admiral Schley. speaking of the re-
cent discussion of alleged defects in
the vessels Of the American navy,
said:
"The defects in our ships are no
greater than the defects in rs per
cent. of the ships of all the powers, if
as great, and there is no need to
worry"
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LEvEE BREAKS AT vINcENNEs.
Preparations Are Being Made for ,
Serious Flood.

vincennes, Ind, May 9.-Friday
night at eight o'clock the Wabash
river was 1873 feet, the rise being
at the rate of an inch an hour. The
levee broke in two places, flooding
thousands Of acres and threatening
the Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
tracks three miles west. The second
break in the levee occurred on the
Indiana side, five miles south of here.
Two mills closed and preparations are
being made to fight the biggest flood
in the history of this section.
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Massachusetts for Bryan.
MURDER EXPRESS MESSENGER.
Bandits Stay EmpIoye on Rio Grande
Road Near Denver.

Denver, Col, May 8.-Train robbers,
who boarded Denver & Rio Grande
train No. 4 at Castle Rock Thursday,
murdered Express Messenger Charles
H. Wright, aged 60, employed by the
Globe Express company.
From the dead messenger the rob-
bers took the keys to a small safe in
the baggage car, which they opened
and took the contents, in all worth
less than 500.
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House pefeats the canteen.

Washington, May by the over
whelming vote of 167 to 46 the house
of representatives Wednesday again
went on record against the reestab-
lishment Of the canteen in national
soldiers homes.
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House Asrees to Army Bill.

Washington, May 9.-The house Fri.
day agreed to the conference report
on the army appropriation bill, which
now goes to the president. OF the
100000 provided for increased pay
enlisted men will receive approx
mately 100000.
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II. II. Tucker, Jr., Not Guilty.

H.. II. Tucker, Jr., Not Guilty.
Topeka, Kan, May 1.-THE jury in
the case of H. H. Tucker, Jr., charg-
ing him with using the mails in a
scheme to defraud in promoting the
Uncle Sam Oil company, brought in q
verdict Of not guilty at six o'clock
Wednesday night.
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We French Dry Clean or
Fancy Dive

Clothing, Household Goods, Draper
les, Regalias, Gloves and Laces. First
class work. Low prices. Ship your
work to us. We pay return express on
$500 orders, and both ways on $500
orders and over. Dyeing for Tailors
NORTHWESTERN DYE HOUSE,
sos N. P. Ave-, Fargo, N. D.
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UPHOLSTERINC.

We MAKE box coucbes 70 order from 90 10
$50; our So box couch is superior to any
offered in the stores at less than 500 we are
cooperative union: do our own work:
all kinds OF furniture made to order. repair
work Phone 7l57 Main and representative
VIII gall Oc25-eod-IW
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

GOOD SINGING canaries. young parrots.
fancy dogs. g0ldhshes. cats. monkeys rab-
bits. guinea pigs medicine for birds and
dogs: send for catalogue. SCHAuDS BIRD
STORE, ~ 18th 81. nv. scZ-tf
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81 wANcEp-msis ana Femsls.

SHORTHAND-Complete courao IN syllable
SYSTEM In $50 hours, $50, including type writ
ing; positions guaranteed. SrENOGRAPHIC
Colorado building. Ocz7-G
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FoR sAI4E-cheaDs furnished room an
boarding house. 40 9Th sd. M. orsf-5f
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wANrED-AGExTS.

ANTED-Resp Ousible concern 10 handle our
glass telephone mouthpiece ia this vicinity.
must control a few good canvaSsers; big sell
Ter. good profits. GIBSON MFG. CO. Inc.
Danbury. Conn. ocS0-2t
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TO THE LADIES.

THE EMPRESS hair dye and tonic: special
treatment hair dressing; mauicuriug- CAD
NAN, rs nth ST. NV. Phone 81 l5l- Ca g.
oc3J-tf
LADIES and gents styiisa suits made 10
your measure; alterations and cleaning at
reasonable prices. RING. the Tailor, ilth and
y ats. NV. Phone 81 4495-T. Oc23-50t
OSTRICH FEATHERS curled. dyed. and
cleaned; feather bOas: specially on white
Piumes, MADAME GARETi 1871 II nw.
OcZO-80I
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III Full PARTICULARS OF our .arge Hst
- t4sat ana groeery stores. lunch rooms,
tooming houses. p00lroorns barber ~blsns. ~
~ ~ business you wish Il moderata prices.
~ DIRK BUSINESS BROKERS, ell r.
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EMPORIUM OF COPPER sheet iron works: J.
L. GRAND. Coppersmith. 1905 X St NV. alss
French ranges. retiuning copper utensila coz
fee urnE steam tables and ali kinds o. cook
ing uter lila PhoRs II ga
II isii-th. u.tu-sst
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU furnishes c0mpe-
tent clerks, stenographers. salesmen, book
keepers to employers free OF charge CLIFF
FORD L. JOHNSON, Secretary, 1895 q ST.
NV Once hours. 9.g0 A IA. 70 12.3O p. m
Telephone $3.50 OclT-tr
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FoR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOFS

9TH ST sw.. sl5-Four nice bright rooms
and bath: no children. oc2s-8t
C. Ne. l5l-Two nice, second floor front un-
furnished rooms; best location: reasonable.
oc29-St
MRS. MASURY. Embarrassing parl0rs 1901 C
NV. room IS most up-tO-Gate methods OF
shaInDoong facial and scalp treatment.
Phone Maia s55e. 20-9Ot
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llAe Iufnisnedi rent so, 100 block g 81.
sEag NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS.
- p Oc2g q
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DINING ROOM for sale. suitable for 80
or gentleman. Apply 4gl G 81. nv. ocsl-2t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

MACHINIsT apprentice; mas served 2 years.
wants work MACHINiSll 22S g st. NV.
Oc20-3t
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FLOOR OIL.

HUNTERS SANITARY dust killing .door of
keeps the foors clean and bright gives tbar7
polished finish, SOC gallon delivered Phone
Main 545S once 1lS ia. ave. NV. our Label
on every can. this oil Is used by the Marine
Barracks. ors-a5r
WORKINGMAN'S WANTS.
WORKINGMEN can always be dttsi M -,
ter now stout thin: We can and VIII ssva
You a $ note on suit at s.; ovsrcoat at 20
and it's all WOOL tabernacle, but slfghti.
used and not the latest style. one price oD;y-
JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 6Ie d St NV.
0c2s-Tt
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MAIE
AND FEMALE.

BY EXPERIENCED man and a.ife. place "a
janltor IN hati references. I7ll 9Th 81. NV.
oc3I-2t
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at once. 1914 stl
81 gaqo-as
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AUTO LAMP EXPERTS.

T F. MOORE & co
Lamps Of every description repaired. platsd
and polished 80 Jonn M4rshau pIaos nv
oCl-s9I
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MILLINERY.

WANTED-Home millinery, repair work and
fancy dressna II Va reasonable prices 81
floor. MRS. DA' So az SIN ST nv. oc3O-st
CLOSING our al trimmed hats at cost. sick
ness the cause. sI8 q ST. NV, Hats trimmed
FOR 50c OcZ3-It
BUZZ ANE & WEBB,
IMPORTERS AND DESIGNERS
OF Excl1Ssiye French and American Millinery
60 Pa. Ave. s. T.. oc22-10t
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VAITRESs-CoIored. CAPITOL HOTEL. 81
and Pennsylvania ave NV, Il
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BUSINESS OBLIGATION
ROLLER SKATES.

GREAT REDUCTIONS on RINK SKATES
richardson ulcz-al-p plated ban bearing -tn|z
skates, $3.50 ot1sr dealers charge s.: other
rink skates from soc up. We sell every make
q bail bearing rink skates for less than any
other dealer IN tha city skates reu.z ira5
We sell al parts Of skates open even
inss until S p IA G.. T. HUNTER Ilg pa
ave NV, and wiki the Palace SkatinE Rims
washington L4ght Infantry HalL ocls-sJt
BARNEY BERRY, 81 90; WINSTON. 81 "a.
Union Hardware $40 skate repairing and
parts Al reduced prices. &ENDELi. & Co.
I32S 9TH St nv. safe-s0f
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+ ST. wv, 123-NiceIy furnished newly pa
pered southern exposed TOoEnsi excellent
board oc3l-3t
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-14
[By Associated Press.l

BYERTOWN, 13.-Between
death tonight which completely
opera
crowded with the Lutheran Sunday
who that church. While the
exploded The endeavored
quiet the audience but in their anxiety make themselves
children oil
which fooghts setting
flames the oil, shot almost the ceiling
a from the burning
building, and children ampled
Several being burned DEATH died after being
dragged instances said,
tire families been wiped The which followed
who the
the explosion, jumped from the windows
skulls To add the terrible
disaster disaster fire became disabled and the
the flames Assistance
Reading special trains
q o Q q Q AA Q o . o . . o. ~~ 90 - . .