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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-27

ready made. and so deep is their regard
for the modest. quiet-mannered and nervy
navigator that they are willing TO do any
thing honorable to assist OrVille Wright 10
wrest victory from temporary defeat
The chairman of the board is Maj.
George O. Squier. who was treated by Mr.
Wright to a six-minute flight In the
aeroplane few days before the accident
in which Lieut.. Selfridge met his death.
Mai. Squier. who is forty-three years or
age, is a native Of Michigan and is one or
the most progressive officers in our army.
Another member of the board is Lieut..
Frank p. Lahm. son Of the famous aero
naut, and himself the winner of the first
great international balloon race for the
Gordon Bennett cup He preceded Maj.
Squier as a passenger in the Wright ma
chine and enicys the distinction of having
De n a Participant in the first two-man
flight in an aerop'Gne b,Iitt for military
ournos other m 'rnhers Of the board
are Mai Charles NCK. SaltZman and
Cart. Charles 5 Wallace. leading officers
of tire United States Signal Corps under
tha Jurisdiction Of which comes all army
aerCraurics. These army officers are
willing 70 give Orvi' le Wright almost I'M
limited t,n!a 10 fl his contract with Uncle
Sam. such is their confidence in the ma
chine and the navigator but meanwhile
they are doing everything in their power
to hasten d resumption Of aerial activities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-27

M EN- Who VIII Assist
1Fl Wright To Take Up
the Broken Strand of His
Aerial experimentation
Chanute. the Scientist, Who
Has Been an Ever-rea6y
and Valuable Adviser-fiis
Experience IN Aeronautics
Charles r. Flint, the
Financial Friend, Has an
Enviable Record as a Fren-
zied Flyer in the Field
of international Finance
Army Officers Who Have
Faith in Wright and Will
Give Him Every Oppor-
tunity to Make Good.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-27

would be forthcoming TO tide the in
ventors over any delays that might ensue
as a result of the accident and to enable
them to fulfill their contract with the
United States government in their own
time and TO their own satisfaction, and
he has been most active in mapping out
plans for the future with reference 10
this widely heralded invention.
When the Wright aeroplane was in the
early stages of development all the ex-
periments We're conducted at the expense
of the two brothers. and in the beginning
neither of them had any thought that they
would ever be reimbursed other than by
the enjoyment they derived from this
novel line OF scientific research. How
ever after a time. when successful flights
in machine carrying motor became a
reality. the Wrights saw the commercial
possibilities of their invention and decided
to devote their entire time TO this field.
1t was then that they became associated
with Mr.. Flint-the ideal fiscal agent for
so unusual an undertaking-and II was he
who has conducted all the negotiations
with foreign governments for the right to
use the Wright machine.
Flint's Financial Flyers.
Charles r. Flint, who is a native OF
Maine and is now in his fifty eighth
year, might be termed. in compliment and
not in reproach. an international soldier
OF fortune in the field of high finance.
Unusual in his methods and daring in his
innovations, he has been for the most
part singularly successful. Oddly enough,
t he has been for years a broker of the
sinewS of war, but until he took hold of
the Wright machine his commodities were
largely naval ships and not aerial craft.
In 1895 he fitted out fleet of war vessels
, for the Brazilian republic, and during the
, Chinese Japanese war purchased the
cruiser Esmaralda from Chile and turned
: her over to the Japs. He was confidential
agent for the United States government
, in the purchase of foreign-bult vessels
during the Spanish-American war, and
during the recent Russo-Japanese war he
was active IN the same line of emergency
: trade Incidentally he has found time
5 during the last nine years TO organize
about a dozen large trusts. including the
chewing gum trust and the starch trust.
, While the men who have been men
toned together with the faithful me-
, chanic, c. E. Taylor (chief assistant to
Orville Wright, are most active In the
preparations for the future fights Of the
) Wright aeroplane In America. valuable
cooperation is being giving by sroUn
) of deeply interested army oficers-the
members Of the aeronautical BOARD of the
| United States Army. These officials were
appointed by the chief signal officer as a
trial board or corps of inspectors to see
, to It, in cold blooded. business fashion.
| that the Wright aeroplane came up TO all
contract specifications ere Uncle Sam paid
chase price; but so impressed have these
army officers been by the remarkaol per-
formances of the airship in the flights al
The Prescott daily news., 1908-08-12
You Will Smile

When we tickle your pOcketbOOk with these low prices. It's a fact you will have more value on your person when you carry away some of our bargains, because in many cases your dollars will do double duty.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-08-12
Don't be Deceived

Everything in this sale will go at the prices named Many of the bargains appear too good to be true, but visit on the dates mentioned will convince the most sceptical that we mean exactly what we say-it is great midsummer clearance sale
The Prescott daily news., 1908-08-12
Mems Underwear

Our stock of Mems Underwear is too complete
 to suit us
 Poros Knit, the most comfortable summer gar ment made Scots the world over, both long 2o.4. and short sleeves. In this sale, only - CYllS Genuine Pepperell elastic seam drawers 2nc4c Reegular soc values. In this sale, only ---- oSlts Scrivens elastic seam drawers, the best in the world. Regular 75c values. In this sale, k2c.c only ------------ Oo~'o We have few union suits left, regular oo... $1 25 values In this sale, only y------------ CANtS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-20

SIM: Sieffenbsren fnirfer, iaa oct
eisr mig ganife nerpss.
San: Stef dig en- aoffepige meS
Si9reitc, iaa iful on ie oct gaar oper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-20
4rp al aanoclise Gpmcr.

20 boaanOffc 2raer, Or. Sat-
manns og Or. @ier8mo, bar ! go
Iitiih autropoIigtide ReDuc" oiient'
Iiggiort uoqIe intereSiante llroeris'
gelier ON arpeligbeoeu al aorafter'
e~genifaber og aanosonlPg. timber.
iegeIierre omfotter fIere Siaar % er
Bit Itsttet al ooer 5000 bouonoife
Eager me0 ct meget rigbolbigt Nta.
teriale.
III lln0crisgeIierue meuer man at
funne lutte, at Gpneu I'll Iogiit
9Rufriug % Goneu til at iormlIere
og uotaIe fine Saufer i De oIerileite
SiliGIbc arpes fra 6aoereu. fl Bro
cent Conner al WRn6 me0 matema.
fife anIpg eller al lGroe @tTuo ar.
BET eiter fin Gar Srangen % guren
iii bioeuitabeligt arbei6e. We6 0s'
irene iorboIot oct iig mOerIebes;
fun IA 9rocent al Dem bite paa
elsie Smraaoer SIGgtifab meo ia.
0eren.
SprIig imteresidnt er 5orboISet
meo Barn Of Wsore, iom baO6e itert
SiIbsieligbeo og gune til pioenitabc.
lrg 9eifipitigeIie; | ale SiliRIoer
trPSer uemlig aHlpggene after irem
hos Ssurerne, men ! irtet SiIi9Ioe
hos Gstrene.
Rpiten aae 5rRf. Tom tp6et paa
@oomooigbeo og 6sIeliesrigoom,
fumSe tiIboseieres til 5aberen, Inn
ErStageIiespis iii Rooereu. Silbsie.
Itsbeo til 5orbrpoeIier og Spagbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-20
1Elano oo Oanmarf.

Ufeo life ringc Torun6rina moo.
FOG man / SoriommCrens Sob /
Sonmarf % iagtcn5 ogioa flere oll'
ore Ste0er @fterrctniugen ON, al
oen 6nnif.i3Iarbife aommisiiou3 lis.
fat til en- pao gieniioigS perensfomit
bpg9et SOB melcm Sc TO 2anSe. inn.
tes at ifuae pinoe iuo Iloeu Eaaifisn,
nellie blan0t &5ITn0crne, ifriucr
"gtatipnaIti0." Au bar 9alaene til
Get altbing, ser for SsIonoS @eo.
fommcn6e ifol oigigrc Sageu, nm.
oct Steo me6 set ncoiIaaenSe RciuI.
tat, at al Sbirgcts 81 iolfepaIgta
WeoIemmcr nngipe5 inn 8 at oGrc
SilbGngere al &ommIs ionsiorIIaget,
mems % bar itiQet liz imob bette
eler Dog snitcr oGientIige Soran.
oringcr / BETS SroboIo. SeIoigoi5
er Miniitcr SafItcin bIaubt be 8. Set
oilSe Dog baoe oRret ior trogiif, ont
ogiaa bon, ommiaiionsioriIagets
fsrite 5orfiGmper o9 bPrer paa SIS.
lan6, babe maattet bioe | @rPsiet
ueb 8oIgere, ielp ON oette gnu'fe pitt
life uilSe bnoe iorbIrOret BAN / at
orbeibe for oct paa NItbinget, raur
set trGOer iammen ! Tebruor.
ut ser er poIgt en- iaa tnIrig Sp.
petition, bebsper MI 8nnife piIt if.
nsbpenoigoiS at betpoe, at Sorilaget
hlir iortaitet eIler ocJ flir oeotaget
meb i~aa6auue gG%r6rirIer, Tom MAJ
aniees for e%nstpoige meo en- Sorfa.
itelie. Selp ON imi0Iertio 6orilaget
ifuloe BIZ oebtaaet mco ct Iioet Stem.
meflertnI, er Stiaingen 10 life Der.
meb flar. Weuingen meo aommis.
iiouioriIaget par ierit % fremit at
ifaiie Ro pna SsIauo % omiioer at
faa Oct Observation-Disclosures, ser
iaa Innse Si6er isiennem bar OGrct
en- rpgen6e grauO Seroppe, ifaiiet
no al geroen. SertiI frpoes, at Oct
islanbife 6olf gnar ncgeulunbe enigt
og iamIet til Sssnirgen. Sptfes oct
life at opnoa bette. men peoblir Der
poa Sslano OF pGre en- ironoerenbe
>Sppoiitiou. Tom ogiaa ! 6remtioen
piI iaitboIpe iine apao % forlange
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-20
Gm pripat itaacnoe 6Gr.

WenS elrbper Ytono I England.
iom ole ANDRE Stcoer bar Ret til at
bope iou mango tierenoc Ganocr,
iom ban pil, / lin Su3itono, iao er
Scr finn Ell Ntauo / belle S]torbritdn.
ricn iom bar Ret til al boI0e uriior.
nlcrte SoIoatcr. Oct err Sertugcu
al AtboQ.
San or Ell al Sc riqeitc Beers, %
ban eier ell gfiaiou Ntaul Mart %
Sfog. San bar en- Nruc pua 300
iuIot uOruite6c SoIooter, iom cr for
ipnet me6 amuuition % OHicerer,
oq iom fan mobiIiiCreS, bouo Eie.
bIif oct ifnI uGre. ) fin Iio par
hans 6oriGore aonger ouer "&SIe
Of Won", men opgdu lin Ret moo
en- fontant Stuocseritatniug pua
1000 Buro SterIiug 1885, 900.
iHet De oog ~iOrbeboIOt fig Ret til al
bol6e itnaenOe Scr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-20
Trcpet al en- Spinoe

Ger goar for oct meite tilbagc til ga.
ocrcn; Wclanfoli, GpilepiL BLOB
bieruetbeO % Siuo8ipge too / 80 al
100 3iliplOc / SnmmcubPug meO
Saberens Iatur. Icriu1oo TANNER
Snteresien for Sport % 2ioerifab
for Sogt merfeIig nof ira Nooeren;
set iamme er SiIiGI0ct meo Sauieu
Tor 2eecmSpIeie % renIis aIGoe.
0ragt.
FunttIigbeO % ggrcSisIeIie tam.
mcOc beitanoig ira 6oocrenL Ii9eioo
Gpncr iom Soriatter, mems DC andre
f%rnitneriife gpuer for oct meite bar
n~eooroeoc qieuuem Wto0eren.
gf ale sc mango mloerisatc I'll,
iGIoe pnr ser finn arrigeIier / :
Vrcrent, mems oe Der nGonte Re1Icr
eIlcrs boIbt Stit / ale De andre Ill,
fploer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-20
Den oanife Riesoae.
ScpGscoc Gptrin nnocr Ilberti. &C.
butten.

sra aisbenbapn meoSeles Scr
I2hen Sftober:.
Rsoet ioag betegneS Iom CT al %
minoepGrbiaite | oct odnite Sole
things Siitorie. Get ffplocS OeIS SCR
iteniniiterenS itore SoriuarStale, oelS
Den pinIige Maabe, bporpoo Snoeu'
rigSminiltcr Berg bleo lat tiIpGgS
unocr ct ifarpt SammcniteO oe0 Is'
bets Slutning.
Ssriteminiiteren taltc ira lin Glabs
oppe / SaIcuS penitre @ierue. He.
prGientartcrne itimlebc ioTumeu ON
BAN, % Ger berifeoe IpoIs3 StiIbeo.
San par bleg og pinlig bcUGget.
5. 6. Gbriitenien bcapnotc meb
noaenIrm0e bei Stemmc at erflGre,
at ban fog oct Iniuor, ION ialot pna
bam. ga ban tom inc poo 6orluaret
% i'm &oIOniue / foritlcut0c Sa9er,
par ban IopnlGlt og mot. @uu8 Sm.
tale al i'm egen 8obtroenbc0 mobto.
geS mco &utter fra SlIbGrCrue. %
ban enbte meo a~raabtUNIt Stemme
iom Ell bru6t Wano.
Sans belle Soripar par fort % goot
oct enc Cro: @%ootroenbco; men ban
paobcraabte iig, at ANDRE, Iom MI
bar tIogc, baooe pGret Iigciaa goo.
troenoe, % ban rettebe ct mcget pel'
Ipffct an9reb paa Iripotbonten, iom
tang, itisnt ben pibitc, at @Iberti8
6orfIoring nar falif.
elsie Gro fuIgteS al hpic Ssr'
raob ira Sal % fra @uIleri.
Seriteminiitercn bar CniQ t. at Ga.
gen ifuIoe ~uuSeriegeS Thumbs, %
betInacOe, at ban % 9clnticr life i
1901 bapOe forlangt, at GIberti ifuI.
&c opbsre / Sporcfasieu.
Socioliiten @orgbiGr0 iom oibrso
bnm meo Silranbet: Get bar Ri for.
Ionat, fit til Spor: Gci forit baqef.
ter. oG Sormnnoen itouicnc set Hc.
plififiitc, iom bdIbt paa al uopifIe fig.
iii Slutning afgao Gbriitcnien en-
bcorgct GrtIGring on at ban mart
ifllIoc in0toge i'm gamIc NIn08 / Ga.
len iom Sbingmano. &nn Qiorbe bet
meo rem Samoittigbeb, iturtct al ct
0oIfeite0 bogfra.
Observation-Disclosures @crQ, iom ser.
pan boobc SrOet, fiIQtc9 life nreo
Den famine Spmerfiombeo. Gu ban
ertIGre0e, at ban life bopoc la.
oct SparctnSieinipeftsren unoeriegc
SparafaSien, msotes ban mcO oImin.
oelig Cater.
SoctaIoemofraten aloricn og Sen
rooifoIe Sable pIuffebc bans llota.
Ielier ienOer og iammen, og bans
Spar bar ganife fioaet. San baooc
life funnel Iaoe Snipcftsren unoer.
icge SporefoSien, iogoe ban, Tor set
funoe ifoOet 8aSien.
timber 0hrnterbeo % 9ifaIo ipa.
reoe Sppoiitionen8 SnIere, at ga
funoe man aIbrig unoerisge en- an5ic.
9ogenS Sbemo / aisbenbuon cr
Ioresieoebatten / 6o~Ifetbinget. Ser
tales life ON nnOet, % oct er iuuOiot,
at Der ifripeS ON nogCt onoet. N2eo
ben Iterite Sppnoing ontfotte8 @cai.
pcnbeoen / Gbinact, % oe Mpno,
Iom fsrcr oct itore Gro / RigS0ag3.
by9ringen, er 9ogen5 RGno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-20
Oepheo Fan life helbreoe:

ses Istalt gaisltr. b BE- life Tan nsa ben ansrsbue
Gel AZ Bret. Der er run On g1aaet at iurtrs fsohes,
o. bet tr pSb ipnftiiHiisHtgs Glelet. fssseb fstaar,
iaces oee On btt4uei IiItaHs AZ SIinbtneeu I bet
eutetife Rsr. RoaT esfit gsT bllrsr ~tnhammeref,
meytsE Tt en- rantnb< epb taer iaat en- easriie 6sreIie,
m,sminsr, s,trss,ii,n Ian f;,russ' "a e,,., Rsr :;,ns
eives fin nptnaIs Tiltane, MI hfrelier pars sbsiaei
Fpr htbis. ri NIB AZ II ziI'aistr tremialeet pse "a
larrh. Der or tnfet aueet cub en- bttrret Iuifanb a
eltmhtneerHe.
al Tspbsk Npraarfdeef AZ Rafarrt) iez iiis saH snrr
kes mte Halls Cstarrh Cure. Shin eftsr g~irfulxrt.
hit. a.. J.ghtuts& 20. fSiees. q.
Us9,ass sss sde Ipefsfsu. nc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-20

Snu: Suffer 9e, at De irie6e til
mig for 80 aor ii0eu, % at Jeg
iagoe nei?"
Sar: ga, oct er ct al mine fiG'
reite Wiu0er ira llngSommeH."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-20
SoIfeiang | Sd)pei3.

Sdpeitj err ct SangenS 2ano. :
SUM Maoneo, isr S~remmeoitrsm
men for Glpor er begpnot, msber
man operalt og alto Sfoler, ion
brager iprgenoe ofiteo for at gipitt
DC ~foritieaige minOerige Steoer;
Hiitli, Cells Glatte 0. |. b. Sntei
Solf feIer bel parmerc for fit S9ore,
lambs Natur og rationale Rinber.
Spert gnr giPiter SfoIerne RiitIi,
DC ihpeitiite Barns ieIoerbperpeOe
Gienbom. 90 operaIt Ipoer RiitIi,
Iieb, Sdpeit5erpialm os DC eprige
SGOrelanbSiauge. geb Den / Gbur
/ CONNER afboIote fantonoIe San.
gerfeIt uboeltes taIrige 9altrbPr. ca
@gefranie til De fonfurrerenoe Gang.
foreninger.
Waatte ri Of Sdpeit;erne IPre al
pGroiGtte Sangen iom notionaIt op.
oragelieSmiobeI, ifriper "Gagbl."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-20
StSrrclic: a5x29 Ieinmer.

gGdr Ee Tirt0CF I'll ggperterenoe.
fdd bTr iCn Ceniig n mcooC.e. al
&c iuu ocrcS advertisement / Re.
CcrubsPoitcH- Ect ffVer Gem Den
hcoite RcbGnotlna.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-01-10
Interesting Historic Find.

The Pail Mall Gazette reports that
miners eXcavating near Starunia made
an interesting historic find in the re-
mains of mammoth in excellent state
of preservation. The portions dug out
include two teeth, six feet in length,
but in FIVE or six pieces; jawbohes.
parts of the vertebral column, and
three or four yards of hide, upon which
the hair is still fresh, joints and other
bones, and one foot of the animal. The
remarkable state of preservation in
which the skeleton was found is at
tributcd to the fact that the soil in
the district is permeated with mineral
oils, earth wax and natural gases.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-01-10
Postmistress Assaulted.

East Liverpool, o., Jan. Airs. w.
c. Pointer, postmistress at substa-
tion on the eastern edge of the city.
was seized last evening in the yard
adjoining her office and residence and
left bound and gagged Members of
her family found her in that condition
some time later, but her assailant,
probably frightened, had disappeared.
The police say the move was part of
Black Hand plot to abduct Mrs.
Pointer who is witness against two
members of the society held for mis-
use of the mails.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-01-10
SONGS OF CIVIL WAR.
Some "reminiscences of Those Sung in
Camp in the COS.

The songs of the civil war-songs
sung in the camps by the soldiers
were not all war songs" said the
colonel. Il remember one of the prime
favorites, and it was we'll worth while
to hear the chorus of it as it was
sung around the campfires in the
evenings before taps. The name of 1t
was The Cottage by the Sea- and 1t
gives me homesick feeling now just
to think Of it's swelling chords and
long-drawn notes"
Talk about being homesick," spoke
up Kentucky man, an old confeder.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-01-10
PICKED UP IN BUCKEYEDOM
NEWS cULLEp ESPECIALLY FOR
OHIO READgRo.
Happenings Of Importance In Nearly
Every City and Town In the
state chronicled.
A Caucus of Democratic Lawmakers.

A Caucus of Democratic Lawmakers.
Columbus, o., Jan. 7.-There was
stormy session of the joint caucus, OF
the democrats of the house and SEN
ate held last night to consider the
policy to be pursued in regard to leg
islation. An attempt to bind the DEM
ocratic members by caucus decree
failed but there was general under.
standing that reform measures en-
dorsed by the senate platform of 1905
would be given support. Among the
reform measures endorsed by the 1905
platform are the taxation of electric
and steam railroads as going con-
Germs, and municipal ownership.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-01-10
ALetter from Seward.

If report be true, most interesting
document has been found in Italy, a
letter from Secretary Seward, written
at the beginning of the civil war, ask,
ing the Italian patriot, Garibaldi. to
give his sword to the union cause. Al
that time competent American gener
ais had not revealed themselves, and
the American government was nc
doubt led to seek help abroad, by the
tradition of Lafayette and other Eu
ropeans who helped this country in
the revolution. AS it turned out. all
the principal leaders on both sides in
the civil war were American born.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-01-10

ate soldier who dearly loves a smoke
and a gossip with the former colonel
of an Illinois regiment Talk about
being homesick! l was a prisoner of
war out here in Camp Douglas, and
we had song which one of us had
written to the music OF The Cottage
by the Sea- and its refrain was some
thing like this:
"And our loyal hearts are lonely,
At Camp Douglas, Camp Douglas, by the
lake
"There was a song which ran all
through the south just before the
war;" the major continued, 'and it
was taken up by the Johnnies and
sung and whistled and hummed until
it seemed almost like something espe-
cially written for us. Yet it was but
a love song, 'Lorena-perhaps you've
heard it."
Heard it! Indeed, 1t was one of
our songs, too," said the colonel 'The
bands used to play it, and it was a
favorite around our campfires. Then
we had a lot of echo-waking thrillers,
like The Sword of Bunker HILL The
Old Arm Chair My Mothers Bible,
aside from the songs called out by the
war. 1 would give good deal to hear
again one of the plantation songs i'm
provised by some of the first contra
bands that came into our lines. 1t
ran something like this:
"'Sell my mule an saddle,
| I'm bound to join the army!
| Sell my mule an saddle,
I-aye, 1-aye.
| Sell my mule an saddle,
For the union I'll skedaddle!
10 I-aye, the boys from Linkums landi'
Then harness up your mules!
struck in the ex-confederate, and the
two finished the wild and wandering
melody together, interspersed with
whoops and turns such as plantation
darkies alone know how to invent.
81 remember" said the colonel, after
the singing had ended, both veterans a
little out of breath, when Tramp
tramp, tramp first struck the front
and when you couldn't keep the very
pickets on duty from humming it
| Marching Through Georgia was remi
niscent. Not one of the war songs at
all, as many suppose, but it does SET
| the feet to keeping time as no other
tune does"
But now the confederate looked a
little sad, and the colonel hastened
to say that of all the songs of north
or south there were none which ap
preached in poetry, saving 'The Bat
tie Hymn of the Republic" the fiery
spell of Maryland, My Maryland
This poem, written to fit the old Ger
man tune, was really like piece oi
inspiration, writes Ada c. Sweet, in
Chicago Journal. Both veterans agreed
upon that, and then the two smoked
the calumet in silence and peace unit
the colonel's wife brought in the
coffee.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-01-10
Endorsement of TAFT Is Rescinded.

Sandusky, o., Jan. THE Erie
county republican committee, 81 out
of 81 members represented in person
or by proxy, last night deposed Carl
B. Clark, the local Taft leader, as
chairman and by vote of Is to re-
scinded resolutions adopted last
March declaring for Secretary Taft
for president, on the ground that the
resolutions do not represent the SEN
timents of the people represented by
the committeeman now that Senator
Foraker is in the presidential race.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-01-10
stabber Escaped from Policemen.

Alliance, o., Jan. 4.-Friday morn
ing Vigros Citina, Hungarian from
Leetonia, stabbed Joseph Walker
twice in the body during a quarrel in
a resort conducted by Walkers wife.
Citina was arrested by Officers Mason
and Aikens, but while on the way to
jail he escaped while 20 shots from
the officers revolvers whizzed around
his ears. Two hours later Citina was
captured four miles east of town and
lodged in Jail to await the outcome of
Walkers injuries, which are serious.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-01-10
Would Follow New York's Example.

Columbus. O., Jan. bills Great
ing public utilities commission SINH
lar to that in New York state will
soon be introduced in the senate and
house. The house bill will provide
for a commission of five members
with salary of $4,000 each. The
commission will have power to regu-
late service and rates. Appeal may
be taken to the commission by any
corporation or 20 citizens dissatisfied
with franchise.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-01-10
Plan a Rump Convention.

Columbus, o., Jan. 4.-Foraker men
are said to be planning rump ccsl-
vention in opposition to the regular
convention called to select Ohio's ma
tional delegates. The scheme con-
templates the sending of a complete
contesting delegation to the national
convention in order to damage the
prestige of Taf's expected unanimous
support by the regular delegation.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-01-10
Found Guilty of MansIauahter.

Columbus, o., Jan. 4.-The jury re-
turned verdict of manslaughter last
night in the case of Hobart Reeder, a
former attendant at the Athens state
hospital, who was charged with muir
der in the second degree for the kill
ing of William j. Barnes, a patient
from Monroe county. Reeder was in
dicted jointly with Henry Harkins and
c.. F. Bobo. The last named has dis
appeared.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-01-10
Taft oroanizers Get Busv,

Columbus. o.. Jan. 4.-The work of
organizing the state in the interest of
Taft's candidacy for the presidency
began Friday at the Taft headquar-
ters here. A fully equipped Taft or
county. The field marshals will be
led by Malcolm Karshner, the Column
bus republican leader, and Henry A.
Williams, the Columbus attorney who
is first assistant to Manager Vorys.