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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
MOIIer's Slayer Is Secretly
Taken TO Village Court
room
Citizens Learn of Move and
Surround Conveyance and
Hall of Justice
Would Have Him Pay Forfeit
With His Own Life for
Slain Boy

OAKLAND, Sept. l6. With erie:
Of Hang himr' Lynch himI xii
Mimi" angry mobs of citizens sur.
rounded the courtroom at Irvingtor
this afternoon, and also the automo
bile in which the prisoner fed, de
manding the life of John Rae, who
had been taken there for arraignmeni
on charge of having murdered Car
Moller. at the AIbre gun clubs pre-,
serves Sunday morning.
The demonstration against the game,
keeper was so threatening that pro.
ceedings before Justice Powers wer.
hastened, and Rae was smuggled ou-
OF town in an automobile Of his attor,
ney. Porter Ashe. guarded by Deputy
Sheriff George Wales and Constable.
Nandervoort and Roderick, and depu-
ties.
The prisoner and his guards were
driven rapidly 10 Mowry's station
whence they returned TO Oakland by
train Rae was thoroughly upset by
the nerve racking experience of the
afternoon, and but for the speed with
which he was taken from the town
there surely would have been violence
done.
The demonstration was quite unex-
pected although the killing of young
Moller had aroused no little i'll feeling
among the residents in the vicinity OF
the gun club preserve. Sentiment
against the clubs on account Of their
vigorous watching of the preserves has
been Increasing for years. and this
feeling was given impetus by the
tragic death OF Moller.
That Rae had reached the little town
II IrVington this afternoon TO be ar
y gned was quickly nOised about the
fplace. and a crowd gathered about
the courtroom rapidly. Every minute
that Rae remained tended TO infiame the
sssemblage. while not a few epithets
were. hurled at the prisoner. The
swelling throng became greatly eX-
cited. and. 10 the end that violence
might be averted. Rae was smuggleo
into the auto under guard and quickly
lowed by the mob's cries.
A formal charge of murder was
placed against Rae. the complaint be-
ing drawn in the district attorneys Of
fee and sworn TO by Andrew Ander-
son. a companion Of the dead boy.
The proceedings at Irvington con-
sisted merely Of the reading Of the
complaint the instruction Of the pris-
Oner regarding his rights, and the set
ting OF Tuesday for the preliminary ex-
animation. At that time the real offense
for which he must stand trial in the
superior court II he is held to answer
viii be named after all the evidence
has been submitted The murder
charge against him at silis stage was
required by law. but . may be tried
FOR manslaughter.
Rea was In custody OF q deputy
sheriff and Deputy District Attorney
Phil Carey looked out for the legal
ities- Attorney Porter Ashes services
We're enlisted by Leigh r. Larzelere
the san Francisco commission mer-
chant. who is secretary Of the Albre
gun club
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
GIRL SAVES HER
COMPANIONS LIFE
Promptness of Helen Rhein-
schiId Stopping Machine Pre-
vents MangIing of Chum

Los ANGELES, Sept. 1S.-The prompt
action of Helen Rheinschild, Is years
old. saved Marie Quinn. aged Is, from
a horrible death at the Cudahy packing
company's plant this afternoon
The girls were working side by side
at a crimping machine The Quinn girl
reached over her table to secure can
that was about to fall and in doing SO
her loose sleeve became entangled In
the cog wheels. She saw her danger
and made a desperate effort to jerk
her arm free before the machinery
drew her to an awful fate. She
screamed aloud in her terror. The
Rheinschildl girl had taken in the sit
uation. and without hesitation sprang
forward and grasping the lever con-
trolling the crimping machine, threw
off the belt and stopped the wheels
just as the cogs were biting into the
left arm of Marie Quinn.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
TEXAS SUSPECT HAS
MARKS LIKE DUNHAM
United States Marshal Sends
Description and District At
torney Asks Extradition
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE CALL

SAN JOSE, Sept. 1s.-Steps toward
the extradition of William Hatfield,
the man held in Sherman. Tex, sus-
pected of being James c. Dunhan,
wanted here for murder, were taken
this morning by District Attorney Ar
thur NJ. Free.
A telegram was received by Sheriff
Langford from Deputy United States
Marshal r. L. McAfee that removed
every doubt of the mans identity.
McAfee's message said: Two inch
scar left foot. beginning on big toe.
Height feet liz inches, blue eyes.
large depression between eyes. Told
cellmate would die before he would 20
to California Your man sul
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
STEAMSHIP SWEPT
BY HEAVY SEAS
Colon Limps Into Port With
Masts Gone and Three
Men Drowned

COLON. Sept 1s.-The steamship Co
Ion. half masted and showing other evil
dences OF distress. came limping into
port early this morning. She had been
battered by the hurricane encountered
Sunday
Three members OF her crew lost their
lives while engaged in the hold in re-
pairing a water tank.
The Colon left New York September
40 and encountered the hurricane north
OF Walling island. The wind blew 100
miles an hour and tremendous seas
swept over the vessel The members
of the crew who lost their lives were
Second Assistant Engineer William I.y-
ley, J. Olson. the carpenter, and R.
Earthl. a water tender.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
DEMAND suRRENDER OF TABRIz

TABRIZ, Sept. 1s--A decisive strug-
gle between the sultan and the national
lists for the control of Tabriz is immi-
nent Ain ed Dowleh of the shah S
forces has sent an ultimatum to Satar
Khan to lay down his arms and sur
render the city in 4S hours. threatening
capital Satar Kahn fatty refused to
comply and is preparing for the de-
fense Foreigners are in great danger
The nationalists. thinking that their
presence will interfere with the bonn
bardment. refuse to permit them to
leave the city
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
CAPTAIN WEST
INDICTED FOR
JURY FIXING.
Secret Agent and Former PO-
liticaI Crony of Abe Ruef
in the Tolls
Accused of Promising Money to
John R. Foley to Favor
Arch B0Odler.
Other Graft Defenders Trem-
bling in Fear of the Grand
Jury's AK
Ruef Followers Indicted for
Jury Tampering

Francis j. Murphy, attorney for
Abe Ruef.
A. 5. Newburgh, attorney for
Abe Ruef.
E. A. s. Blake, contractor and
friend of Ruef.
Captain John j. West, Ruef's
sgumshoe- henchman.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
SALE OF BABIES is
ANNOUNCED BY ARMY
Citizens of Mountain Town
Protest Against Movement
of Salyationisfs

PUEBLO. Colo. Sept. 1s.LThe citi-
zens of Salida, a mountain town about
80 miles west of Pueblo. are much ex-
ercised over sale of babies adver-
tised by the Salvation Army to take
place next Tuesday evening. Several
children are advertised to be sold, and
there is said to be a movement afoot
to stop the sale by court proceedings.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
SOLDIERS ARE STRICKEN

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept 1S--The
Asiatic cholera has taken strong foot
hold in the garrisons OF st. Petersburg
and more than 400 soldiers have been
stricken. In the "a hours ending at
civilians and rs deaths from cholera
in the capital
There are today S31 patients in the
hospitals Since the beginning of the
epidemic there have been total of
.051 cases. of which 81 recovered
From noon today until midnight 471
city.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
CHOLERA SPREADS TO
PORTS OF BLACK SEA
Seven Persons Die From Dis
ease in Odessa and Sur
rounding Cities Suffer

ODESSA. Sept 1S--Despite the strict
preventative measures that have been
taken, the cholera which is now raging
throughout Russia has finally invaded
this. the most important port of the
Black sea- Seven persons have died
from the disease and Is are in the
cholera hospitals
The governor general has forbidden
the publication Of news OF fatal cases
A majority of the surrounding cities
are suffering seriously from cholera
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
pAssIoNIsT FATHER DIES

DUNKIRK, n. Y, Sept. 1s.-The Rev.
John Baudineii. formerly provincial of
the Passionist Fathers in the United
States and Mexico, died at the Passion
ist monastery here yesterday. He was
born at Genoa, 73 years ago.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TODAY
TELEPHONE kEARNY Sc
WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEWS TODAY

hESTERDAY-cloudy; west wind; maximum
temperature. 66: minimum, 81
FORECAST FOR TODAY-Cloudy and unset
tied, possibly showers; light southwest wind
changing 10 brisk west. Page Is
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
POPE Plus, ANyIyERsARy

ROME. Sept 1s.-Pope Plus today re-
ceived thousands Of kilograms and ad-
dresses OF felicitation from Italy and
abroad on the occasion OF the hftieth
anniversary OF the celebration OF his
first mass.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
CHINA is AFFLIcrED

Annoy. China. Sept. 18.-The native
cholera hospitals report total Of 13
deaths from cholera for the 10 davs
ending Thursday. The total OF deaths
from all cases in Annoy Thursday was
II.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
I,IPRovEMENT IN MANII.A

WASHINGTON. Sept IS.-A net de-
crease of six in the number OF cases of
cholera in Manila is reported today by
Governor General Smith OF the Philip
pines
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
Three Perish and Many Are In
jured in Flames OF
Mare Island
Refuse Gasoline From Tanks Is
Ignited by Cigarette and
Spreads Disaster
Lieutenant Townsend, Senior
Officer Of Submarines,
Among the Injured
Fire Spreads Rapidly and Heroic
Rescue Work Saves Scores
of Lives
The Dead

i ne DeaQ
THEODORE MAY, chief ma
chinist's mate of submarine
Grampus.
FRED MARTIN. bumboat boy,
Vallejo.
ITALIAN LABORER, name
unknown.
The Injured
LIEUTENANT ]. F. TOWNS
END, senior officer of subma-
rine fotilla; burned on face
and hands
CHIEF GUNNER'S.M MATE w.
H. LEAHY, of submarine
Grampus.
CHIEF GUNNER'S MATE
MORGAN, of the Pike Both
are in the Mare Island hos
pital-
Several other members of the
crews of the Pike and Grampus
and the tug Fortune were Sc
verely burned
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
SUBURBAN


Fifty members Of the crew Of the submar
hotilla at Mare island are surrounded by blaz
gasoline; three men perish and many are ba
burned. Pag
slayer Of rival excuses shooting. saying
victim invited visit and appeared with sh
gun. Pag
Charles Il Lux. son OF cattle king. files S
for accounting. claiming that he and his fam
are living in want Pag'
Lake county to have scenic railway come
ing all points. Pag
Neglect Of nurse in San Diego hospital co
lives Of four. and four others are seriously
as result Of drinking poisoned water from
Ditcber Pag,
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
EDITORIAL
GRAFT

running down the jury hxers- Page 6
ny the Chronicle finds fault Page 8
foraker's explanation confession. Page 8
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19

Captain John J. West secret agent and former
political erony Of Abe Ruef, is indicted on a
chsrge OF jury tampering. Page /
Ialesman is shown 10 have expressed favor
for Rnef By testimony Of detective who inter
viewed prospective juryman's son. Page 16
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
MARINE

Schooner Ivy. which left here in June with
supplies for whalers. is wrecked on Poirt
Barrow. Page Is
Aeon's passengers are reported safe upon
Christmas island by cable from CAPTAIN
Downie. Page 5
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
POLITICS

Hearst delivers reply TO Foraker, reading
two more letters from Standard OIL and con
tnues attack on Haskell and Bryan. Page
Democratic state central committee will nomi-
nate a candidate for justice Of the supreme
eourt' many applicants for vacancy caused by
McFarland's death. Page 2
Bourbons name former Judge James G. Ma
guire TO oppose Kahn for congress Page
Candidate Taft has interview with Bishop
Derrick Of African II. E. church and Silas Nc
Bee Of The churchman, later giving audience
TO Senators Foraker and Dick. Page 2
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
FOREIGN
SPORTS

American feet sailed yesterday from A
West Australia, for Manila, where it
0rroher 3 p
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
EASTERN

Board OF signal officers finds that deaf
Lieutenant selfridge in fall OF Wright aeror
was purely accidental Pa
Bryan evades questions of union labC
man. Pa
served STANDARD oil only in Ohio 6ght. Pa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-02
s s,2,: s;:;i $22.85

The Royal Steel Range has body of Wells
vile polished steel asbestos-lined Is also fit
ted with duplex CRATE for wood or coal, and
high roll warming-closet. There are four g.
inch holes and two 6-inch holes, top cooking
surface of 27x35, and an oven 14xl8 inches
Although special, this Range carries with it
our usual guarantee OF satisfaction. The spe-
cial price includes delivering and setting up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-02

Ing the guests arrayed themselves
IN sheets and masks and gave "a
ghost walk through the. reception
rooms aud Hobbies of the hotel which
were festively dccked with autumn
leaves and Illuminated by glowing
pumpkin heads. The shr0uded line
also filed up the street and paid "a
spectral call az the Washington
hotel over 300 guests were present
Mr. Frank BRan was the successful
director Of the entertainment
Y. U. e, Club.
The Y. u. r. club VIII be enter
talned this evening az the home OF
Dr Edward y. Flick, 1919 ~ Madl-
som a. All women office workers
are cordially invited,
Lecture Course.
A course of high grade lectures VIII
be given hy the queen Anne congro.
Fationnl church Tor thn benefit Of
the choir funds Tho first lecture
viii boz "a New Beutltude hY Row
II IS Mason on Wednesday evening
nt o'clock. nt the church. This viii
be- followed later iu the season hy
1eeturoa by KeH. ~. Lincoln smith,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-02
CHINESE RIOTERS
ARE SHOT DOWN

HOM9K0NO, Nov. 2. Several
Chinese rioters were killed today ia
e clash between armed police ana
soldiers, ana tho J9paueae quarter
~ the city - nov under military
control.
The rlotluR was a continuation of
Che disorders Of yesterday, which
eliminated in "a Riot last night. Mor-
chants carrying Japanese goods
wore attacked and their shops loot
ed IHpnuoHo warehouses we're SET
0n fire during the night and their
HtQreH destroyed
Today the armed police were uu-
able ~ queli the I6Dba and tho
troops were called. Tho appearance
~ the soldiers had little effect, ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-02

Rev u Tremnyne Dunsthn ana
Rev. Francis j. Van Horn
l.ti Orpteo Club.
The Drptcc club win meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs N. A. Kellogg.
1911 Spring st.
Hr Brehn Barker.
Mn. Gus Brehm and Miss Mabel
a tlnrlor were married Sunday art.
ernoon az the home " the bride.
f4b1 whitman nv. Tho Roy. 10. l..
Benedict officiatod.
Terrell Sherman.
Miss Marie shorman was married
to Mr. Ralph a. Terrell on Wcdnos-
day evening az the sherman family
residence The bridal attendants
we're Miss Grace Collard aud Mr..
O. w. sheppard,
Halloween Party.
a unique Halloween party was
given hy Mr. A. Gibson Buchanan.
hia sister Mrs keHvitt aud the
Misses LUnvlti. at their residence
9n Denny way Upon their arrival
Or ghosts were deckOd iu Rhoatly
faiment by Rn expert c0Htumor,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-02

Each guest received little book
IN the shape OF pumpkin. In which
the program FOR the evening was
described Ia poems written by Mr.
buchanan. Prices were given to
those relating the best ghost stories
The house was deliberately decor
atcd with all Things weird and
ghostly
An expert hypnotlst. palmist and
fortune teller added greatly to the
evenings fun.
Music. dancing ana refreshments
completed the ontortalnWont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-02
SOCIAL NOTES

Tea.
Mrs Charles p. Patton viii intro
ducs her daughter, Miss Helen ALI
m0nd, al a toa "Wednesday after
noon. Nov II, at her homo, ca
BoylatOn av ~
Dinner.
Mrs MauaOn'F Backus will enter
tain ~ dinner Friday In honor Of
MiHa Ethel Williams and Mr. Pay
Henry.
Enjoyable Halloween Dance.
Saturday evening The management
u tie Hotel Washington Annex
gave a Halloween dance f0f guests
and their friends Previous % dane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-02

support OF the socialist party
throughout the middle west. Leader
here are particularly pleased with
the showing In the last few days. At
the party headquarters Il was an
nounccd that the socialist vote In
Chicago viii be 100, 600. The leaders
or the other parties today estimate
the socialist vote In this city at
10000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-02
DEBS MAKES FINAL
DASH OF CAMPAIGN

CHICAGO, Nov %, - Eugene V.
Dohs socialist candidate for presi-
dent, started for a tour OF the state
In a final dash ~ the campaign to-
day. lie wHl close his canvass to-
night az Terre Haute. whore a big
meeting win be held Dcbs de-
clnred that the interest IN Chicago
shows nm enormous increase In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-02
uuild own Depot.

Denied By the Puget Sound Elec-
trio company what they desired ln
the way OF depot the Rivcrton
Improvement club has erected "a
comfortable little statt0u costing
$500, which the 9Jtizona are paying
Tor out of thoir own pockets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-02

Y0Fleya were fired into the mob be-
fore the rioters broke and fled.
Hundreds Of arrests we're made and
further trouble Is feared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-02

dent Of the 0orham Rubber com
pany, ~ AaH Frnutiaco. war wound
- yesterday in his right arm, when
hin shotgun was accidentally dis
charged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-02

Engineering parties from the city
engineers office are making prelim-
mary surveys for the extension OF
the Cedar river water mains into
West seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-02

beginning today. the Fremont az.
ear line Will be known as the
..rphinnoy avo cline oCnnfusion with
other hRQs caused the change,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-02
el'lIltAl FIGHT
ILLINOIS

ssssd prsss.,
The iptero.,
ss... today n the fIeht
b Stevenson Tor ~
1sou ~ 's w paneon
llaish 3 , .s making a
.,lssl eam r4s, nas II been
n politics. Ns " ~ "
today by ~ NV o. esii-
stale fof atse.' s,''''-
~ are cial,o,,.
bls,...i ial ia ~ ~ $4,000.
WV IN iliinassl.. 'a a..,, g
'sshaoas' s result 81 s 4l.i DC
/. fss inDaien.
asysf wa..s..
fFI Il ~ ". figfa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-02

Drop Lights, Special SIPS
Each-Finished in Early English
effect.
Rayo Center-Draft Reading
Lamps, Special Si.35-Nickcl-
plated. center-draft Lamps. COM
pletc with chimney and l0-inch
white dome shade. Same Lamp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-02

with green corrugated shade,
white inside. special, Sl.65.
Imported German Stems, Spe-
cial 35c Each - Metal-covered
fancy German Stems, s inches
high. Over thirty other styles
and sizes specially priced at $50,
Soc. o5c, 90c, SIPS. $l.60, 81 %
and $3.50.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-06-18

: eltiShness, and teach that ~
there is, is what they ara
.eaching And will allow no
room for expansion. They are
distilIing into them, one of The
worst of crimes (prejudiceness)
or ;scitishness.) For God has
said concerning expansion,
Please read.
As newborn babes. desire the sinesu
milk o! the word: that ye may grus
,her BY. Peter az.
The reason that We give in an.
swer TO our heading; is this; that
the preachers do not want them
to learn; for fear that their
money making scheme V i'll STOP
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-06-18
WHv y Professors IeYv
the truth.

Wh2o Ni'hal shat Young mon
cleanse hiswm' hy taking heed Il c.c 10
according Ia ''o wora r. Il" .
In .nlS preset rye, Trora
is iac;, hat should be painful
- cvcty lover oi the word of
God. Tlc first great fault is this
which ,louII he painful. They
say tn Q j. thing, III thn word
OF COD al We ate rot to know -
THAT hey are Il mystcry'
Ac,oil rG to thu language ..
boyn V could Young ,Ha'
{, MS his way according t,
G.u's y Jrd unlcss i1 knew il.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-06-18
MORTGAGE; SALE SALE

Notice i, hereby :jyoN that bT
virtue Of IA mortgage },rd Gated
March 18th, l>G.,. aud recorded ~
the ullc. &C the Recorder Of
deeds fer Howell county. Mis-.
souri, in ooo,; ~ an plTA 80, on
March llth, lr"j, executed by
k,mma Edwards and Arthur Nj
wards, to secure the payment ot
a note therein described, and
default having been made i'll the
payment OF said note. | will sell
the property therein described
to wit Lot nine in block one IL,
Stuarts addition to the city OF
Willow Springs, Missouri, to tic
highest bidder for cash ut tht
east front door of tho court house
in the city of West Plains, Mis-
souri,, on tho olth. day of June
1905, between the hours OF MIN
O'Clock in the forenoon and tiy,
a'v.olk in tho aftcrnooN.
ra.sd Nav Ssh. zoos
George Richardson
Mortgage
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-06-18
Prohibition
Bomb. =

In conclusion | will say a few |
words regarding the Church and \
the prohibition party, And you
will please remember that wheA
speak Of the church | mean
the creeds, and especially those
crceu5 that are supported by
those people who believe in
"!i4!"rs" bs'ieve in the union Of
Church ana state, believe in the
Divine right OF kings. those
>hgc believe that God" should
lie pat IL our constitution, and
, th1l crrcuism should dictate the
laws that govern The nation. | do
not SCOT at religion. have by
, investigation proved beautiful
religion for myself, it has no
creed, and needs no man made
law 10 protect it. The Church
is the center the core and the
lie blood of the prohibition
party. 1t has only been the
>iGc twin partner Of the old
political parties, but it has be.
come impatient with their slow
process OF persecution; SO it has
organized a party; for the purpose
To hurry the crueltics of the
ltth century back into general
Use. soif you help this party
lrto power you are simply help
in" 10 ,hrot,ic free sp.ach and
tIco press helping to dwarf the
.n,iudS o. j., our children, hclpirg 20
Ef.rIe tho ch-jaS that will fa.ten
j them II the stalks" stretches"
= ana tie. torture racks" help
b jAa: INTO power that tyranica|
!. spirit thai marked and branded
and burned WITCHES" in Salum
$ Mass. in 1920, that split the
Il quakyrs tongues that enacted
= the blue laws of Connecticut, and
= hltchcd women with oxen ia
c,'E"i" carts. You may say that
80 such We're the acts of fin.tics
;. but say unto you that any
man or women that demands
= that their particular sunday
) shall be observed. or that in any
, way will dictate or prescribe the
, private lfo and affairs of fellow
!, hcir" IS a tinatic;and any govern
=. ment State or Nation that cndor.
, scs upholds or acquicses to sucf
y. tyrarr arc not FREE from churcl
:. rule. If you will read Ton
i paines age of Reason ant
n NiSlts Of man. you will soon bav'
d ,h2 mental strength 10 tell you
10 'rlos' preacher that he is eth.
J. cr ignoran, ~ else he belongs ID
,. that couAt"rht class that tOi
+, mot.
II Continued to page 8.
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For Sale

A Fur Overcoat, in fair condI-
ion, with good lining Price =
IL sold at once, worth several
times that mouey " teamsters
or one compelled To ho out in TIE
We, thor. Can be seen at Mrs
Nora Woods i mi s. OF HuggirS
p. O on the Moun,Ain Gruvo road