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Arizona republican., 1908-03-08
HoguN Is Your Blood ,

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 Dyspepsia- For six months my sys- tenn was out of order with dyspepsia and impure blood Spent lots of money in vain. but Hoods Sarsaparilla cured me-" Jos. s. ZACBA. Genoa. Neb.
 Had No Appetite -"I I was troubled with dyspepsia and had no appetite. l had faint feeling after eating. My constitution was all run down. but Hoods Sarsaparila has fully relieved me. FLORENCE STOWE. Sniderville. Wisconsin.
 Weakness-'.l bless the day heard of Hoods Sarsaparilla. as it cured me of extreme weakness after grip. built my husband up after pneumonia. and cured eczema and blood.poisoning in our children" MRs. M. A. DEhwoRTH. Box (. Embreeville. Pa.
 Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold everywhere. In the usual liquid. or in tablet form called Sarsatabs. 100 Doses One Dollar. Pre- pared only by C. I. Hood Co., Lowell. Mass.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-08

Be sure to get your tickets Saturday to Monday, for the recital by Miss Moves of Boston, at Arizona School of Music, March 9th. Seats on sale at Adams Pharmacy.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-02-13

Nix WESLEY, the Founder "'
,hc McthoAi>; 'lurch when call
cd one day at rich mans honS'
while conv,rslng with IN" rirh
man IN tho sitting room. the rlch
man ordered servant 10 puf II
hod of coal in the stove, the ser
van, did 80, and when he threw
,lnc coal into the s,ot' great
clout of smoke cam" OUT N ti'l''
faces. Oh, said the slcsl man
those are the crosses | h'N' ~
bear every day l,"N. W. : y
said in reply if youT inc -" was
cnly 80 lbs. per y'"r ~ N'"r" 81
r,,Nr lbs. tics" cr"::r- WONT nm
IN. SO bard 70 bear
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-02-13

Hu, this curse was done away
+, christ's death by bringing
judgement to the Gentilcs.
sing the reader will plainly
see the subject in its purity,
We leave the subject with YOU.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-02-13
QUESTION. No. IL

thtocsn tao The ot Star, or ~ Joseph
or ,l.iough hc'h! IA
If Mary sustained 10 J"serh heinre
their .:lrriagr the relation uf kun. is
either the facl or degree known:
The tables In Matthew ana Luke seem
10 relate only TO jo-epl's Lineage. IL
his il so and Mat,'s Lineage IS TN
known and not conlcndcd for then
.Iesus 70 the SON ~ Eavii oIlv IN
MYTHICAL sense. What is the Truth!
Respectful, elc.
~ $. Dcpew.
Mountain Grove Mo !
We arc called on, by Bro. De
que. to answer one of the most
critical points, which TIN sacred
yolumn contains, Bro. Depuc III
this question, has touched the
kcy note of skepticism yet
he may not know this. Herein
! is bread and born the seed, th;'t
,.p,,uiua,ns the uind into Il
mighty tree of disbelief. An" II
.h,,nchc- Cut nto the vast iI'"
of contradiction. And FROM Il
natural stand point OF the "i''
Imam theory, a mighty mountain
20. false hoods
4 n. nee in our answer we are
cont, Ned. I" oa.ti against 'ii'
lofty hills # di,,nvl"' Nj" ''''
Iir,t Management. u uSI 30 i'aos
upon ,iu gr and of reason foN
, th, natural man will corJcnd'
that such birth can not or'"'
| vithou, a natural Father. Nh'
i when we hear mcn con'cndlnE II
: This manner: it beings t. owl
: minds, TINS scripture. hat l.
y "ti,c natural mnn caan / perceive
!. tho THINGS that be- Of God: Fo
o thcy are Spiritually drrr,n'd,
Il NJ, this does not answer W.
: ,uc,,tion. nor does i, satisfy IN
y 5isbplipycr. and even the homes
o h,al.. who seeks for ~ alter i'Gil'
is THE question il. was our SAY
II iour th. son Of David. throng
II the line "t MARY or Jos i'l'' =
II 10th" Before pr r"uid ans We
!" this question satisfactorily; "
h will have - ir>t prove ~ f''
TO- son there wa- and j. 4 crr.t'!'
it povcr unSren ~ 'A' u1'"i'
IL eye.
Is. l:ut tbs We >aa.l u" ~ = :
20 t,nr .l,,clr on .''.d''Il|. i"'
IN ard watch Tor il and 'h"n f'l
rubyr what We h;," Sa'd Iii III
answer. 40 we .,jnail ,urn al
w.. Jus"
.,.. direct our .huu@At> t. the enc
~ ,inn PROPER: and ,aN 10 our rt'
rrs, tina, Matthew. leads y
NJ tnack through ia" Engdoih
,,' official liae. For this reason
,a.;c, n Solomon. n five piac"
nt Nathan. and Jacob in the pit
on, ot IJr.!i. II is generally una
one stood tina, Jacob means /" 81
,c,t plant. Tina is; take the o'
h} ,i..h, or plac" 81 some "'h'f
LAT T. ,iy,r Jacob with l.>aw. 80
tlp, ro,na; that in Mathews r"r'
apd of thriSt'~ liniag" Ne NaNr Z
large degree, M "N'l"' u
,h:, This i, eu' - lt0ch the cas-" V
,ho record OF IM';". His rec
-, run. n,or" tl.Y3u-,n TIE I'M
-. NAVY, nud ihr prorhctia%d !
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-02-13
HAS GOD CALLED l'EOlI.li
TREES:

We think by taking up this
subject i, will add, and give light !
to the reader especially upon tue
subject judgement and of the two
witnesses We find Il record that |
reads III thls manner
r. opp,u 'in,p hrn tai, mourn IN I'"' :"
.,. uito thea rotuty III Gshos, the oil OF
~, los myuutor. the tn''nl "f praise Tor
49, -,,n -. h.hyiuc--; TINT the, n':'h b.
El.l IT.r~ al ,s'ttcmI-Hr~s. Tie i'ahiin. al
Il. llf! Il. he gn..h, - ,-.arhrt. lsa, ii ,.
God said that they should he
clllod ,r,pS nf righteousness the
iaut.nr % the t.ord. TINS
,,oc.lc> IT,, tNnt there are trees
"a, or. NOV ,ro'S Of righteous.
,.a,s. Eat nevertheless We have
Il; lyuID,r pCloyr Is VINO was call.
ID jrc.-. and this is what we
>'afte,! ont f. do to prove tins
i1c'. ~ we mus produce an.
oth,r scripture and that j. THIS
I'll ,.r- 80 ms'! 90 true trauo.ut "
l,4.n,trt#, It. 90; ih,, 49, MI ;A' tIo
'f.r. !, 4a '!r'a p,r: u. Jni!" -.
lI,rc!e people represented
~ trees, 9ring forth I" anoint =
Niur ana ,hrrr * different kinds
rr,ro>rn' d in this scripture"
And undrt the one man theory
thrrr roUid 81 but one kind re
presented. l.ut under tho TIVE
:. Man Theory We can prceon
more dian one. and in this man
4 u.r wr have good reasons 10
saving tn, trees went forth I
y aupint tnuu = King. For this j
IA pcnpIg~v So forth. of the CON
Ing ul Christ he first zine. ih1
~ .htu liz VAS to h. an"'u'"
NiAo oY,r 'ur Gn,il", ana tn
=, ou@l,H pcupr We have an"tl
4 'er .r} iHHourtant scripture
= gisunn 't.a point and willie
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-02-13
JUDGMENT To TEF.
GE.NTILES.

Gcntilcs WAS & port! N OF
Clrist's mission on earth Tor
they were without law. they |
were only Il law unio themselves.
And where there was no law,
there, was no tran>Gfc>HIull' |
and where there is no tranNgres' |
sion there is no sin. Hence. the
law of righteousness 'ad !" he
brough, 10 them inord"r To-
bring them into judgement: tins
WAS portion OF Christ : mission.
As Cod says through Isaiah con
corning this work. Ia ''1s
ianguag"
uhod ",y -.r,au' who'n nph",i mI" ''"H
~ ra,m ms .oal dcn.hi"'h ih1u pHiu
,ar., ar.u ~ srai!lraFrr' JnI-A'ii
! ~t. r~,,t. IT, I'll.
TN, ~tatcmru, H. again I"
nea,> i, N!rougN Christ md
lch,iat ttrou"h Malta y, IN this
language,
l.. 4 ~ ~ ~ NJ m 81 e.p 49,
IL, rml. Whit. 90, n.. ~'h "t,"'
.tnty $40. tra4 o.a -''b u "
( u..,,.r, .,i.r.s'.- "o' Y T..
Again Christ say
! >o,,.u.. .a.uou,"Jns soal. oa o j
I,se ru,, atr.. woalltr .'u.. = Idr
II.
, These scriptures prove ta~'
+ Tie GcunlcS sever had h"ca IN
der Judgement until Christ
brought il To- 'I,m Therefore
they could no, have tecn tin
same a. the Jews. l'or il ma'
tered not what the Jews dow"
Ma. was wrong, they wa, nndel
a,uciutn' and had 10 suffer To-
all thu wrongs committed b,
thoun, II ~ulur Way "r ol,'f
The identities, lhon@il yer.
wicked, mad no ulnd~ in the
49, a. .,.,.,g .,......r, +,
n,tr,,,o,l mu ra.n .-t
/. Again il ,aN, they aY'No' j
t,.nh,o Iitc o,brr mo-, Hrad.
IN q. ,o,,. ,.ara. 81. 4.
"s n,Ni .nlNa, mur... -,
Ii '.c>' Ny"r'" h1d - bee
,iI' '''' Jews Wy N'.'" nav
NIX.
,a., ~, .h.,> ..4l ,I,.r
,,as. u.u t.ai alter G,A'N, ~
=" ,o"rF ai;Farn', .NnN i
"''' w" ma E.. no. - l''i1' '0l
" -. - :, -. .,.,,,,.
~ u,o,7rr,, nrtt, chris, n.pf,.t
~ i To- ,hp,y nv ~, ;n,, ,hrnl ,al,
no ,,,r And ,hr,r,.,, ,..,snr :.
i, Ia, bruuulit Wlo.u.ru' vg>.
~ - ''""' 'N'' '''''' ''''I
.iblr for Whnt ,hVV did aud
'I'"' w VAN NV IN" '''
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-02-13


Heb Was the fatheI
Mary, He'll means climbing
sending up. Luke opens 4
new and broad field. And
order to get a clear nnderst
ing of those things. we will |
to define, the position of |
Mathew and Lake, and espe(
ly Luke's position.
In this manner we will get
divine truths Of Revelation I'd
WAS not one of the apostles.
was II faithful disciple Of
Lord and Savior and Il co.lah
tr with the apostle Paul UNI
the gospel Of uncircum2as
Please read.
Luke, the beloycd physician.
/ Demas. greet you Col. i-lt
, Only Luke is with me Take NAL
aud bring hia with thee. for he is n
ii able 10 ne ..r the m'ul,ary. 2T
I'LL.
Marcus, Aria,archus. Demas, LucI
Luke my fellow lnbourcrs Phileml
al.
Those scriptures are to pro
! Lulics connection with Paul I'll
apostle to the Geutilcs And
was after Paul had ended hi
mission work and that theopilu
had taken Pauls place. II, til
head of the Gentle churcI
, That Luke written his gosp
, and the Acts; to ,hcupi lus, Lul
| understood. the difference the,
! wgS III tbc gospel of circumcisio
! ani thc gospel OF nncirCuuc,>i,
I, ana for to meet; the Opositi,
, that would come m before hi,
Lake having perfect knowInd,
q I'll aii things. he wrote i'hcophii
. and rqu, "l hin :wirh the din
:. mos ncrdiuI for him. The thin
9 which Christ had Taught in /
: mission work here Oh earth.
/. p,riul!y til" things most ben,
!. cia! for the Gentle church.
:, Md after .uk" had done t,
n he then addressed him with ,
~ Acts Of til" apostles, innrdcr Il
: 'hropu!US might know the din
!. cnco there was in the two =
,r pe!S: 81 that hr would b, able
" rul" The church, now unlcr
a. watch care, And il is ja>t
~ necessary for lis to know t
:, fact. as il was for throphlluS
!, know it, in his day.
*. And by this knowledge
,b then comprehend tine reason
,r the app"ar;ntly difference tit
81, seen, to be in Matthew
yc Lake III giving III" Lineage
i, Christ Wherefore, We say !
i,p Matthew WIS IN lsracitr 81
sal Lower class, called rubIic.
with Ni4i ~" upper class
n. l~racii'e~ IL. not aS>orintc "
"a; And When jai> nl,p"l c'lss
m Christ eating With tl"ln. |
hi. said why liz uatotll with ?
md cans and sinners " l'roia
.u.. thr reader will sec that Mat
ol. was not of the cntluencial e.
,,u He was ~, considered by t
mr. worthy even Of thcir a>sor'a
he And yet hr WAS worthy (
. If called an APOSTLE oi the |
lace and Inwly i.amb Of God
la, He was not II the wise of
..ll or mni,ln. lMri>t liI
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-02-13

Editor h 81
Please rAp.niA yrtN" =! 'fh .
Inter par ami ,.ka oi.n"l thr Fee q
NE, and tn, anl Alr foy rr'l
And in the $ a. hn. pr Ut the
,b verse, tlia, I,sua S'oopoi down
and with TIA Anger wto'e "h -"
ctonnip MA "a H. wrfr II ~
90 much Treuac W. w1A.' ~" i
NAV, yon eIMnn hn'" "cn's es'
Ntperr'4.
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Ed Phrase !n'u-n w III" real mcap--
inc of the Scripture rtt sd.Uc in l.uE
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THE cREssET
TRAsK MO.
REV. l.. y. t,arrsst. Editor.
fuBLIsssh's

Ne Garrett aud N. N. Bowers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-17
Marriage Licenses

William Wakefield. %. Greenfield
Mich; Irene Valentine. Is, same.
Alexander J. Soulliere. %. Crosse
pointe, Mich; Jennie V. Pomiville, 20
Mt. Clemens,
Frank j. Versele. "a: Ada NJ Fair. 81
Archie Weibel. "a; Minnie Miller. ~
George q. Power, Jr., 33; Evanseline
Flower, %.
Robert NJ schuetz. %; Roxena A
Hanks. 10, same.
Aaron a. Goeriich. 90. Marion. Ohio;
Clara A. Baseler, 90. same.
Charles : Craven. IS. Dallas. Tex.
Lester L. stephens. 81. Logansport
Ind. Edna a.. Wright. is, same.
Anton FSNd*icf. 70: rheresa Bri-
Aiber, c. r1yweke. 20, Detroit; Eliz-
Henry oehlenbach, -; Mile Richter
Henry WaIdron. 80. London. Ont.
Jennie A. Holden. IS. Detroit
John w Render. SO. Detroit; Edith
Halliday rs, Saginaw.
Eugene 4. Chene. 81. Clara A. Bas-
Robert A. Mcfarland. %; Gustie Ras-
Charles II. vodraska. %. Detroit;
Anna j. Junga. 20. Hamtramck.
Israel Deitch. 20. Wyandotte; Flora
Louis o. Bachman. 22; Elizabeth NJ
ANTHONY Boehneck. 90: Veronica
Albert j. Kraft 80 Detroit: Eliza
beth L. Rehse. 20. Warren, Mich.
Anthony Sikorski, "a; Mary Landow-
Thomas Petts. "a: Mabel II. King 20
William Sawitsky, "a; Minnie Klein,
90.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-17
Taft Receives a Rabbits Foot

What mighty force is oft contained
In very little things. A woman's
hand the world has reigned, and very
many kings.
A frightful thing the tigers claw (;
terrific wounds II deals. While po.
tency that knows no law is that OF
asses heels.
But hands and paws and awful
claws and heels OF vicious habits
their forces pale beside the gifts be-
slowed on gentle rabbits.
Let poets sing OF hands and feet
and loud their praises toot, while we
devote word or two to Bill Taft's
rabbit foot.
Away with issues, politics and ques
lions OF debate-the magic In Bits
rabbit foot Is what will fix his fate.
Is II a graveyard rabbits foot and
will II work" for Bill? IF SO, he'll
make his rival look like he is standing
still.
With graveyard foot "a-workin' "
as is their wont and habit, we look
to see Marse Bill light out and run
like a scared rabbit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-17
MY! MY! HOW HUBBY
SWORE If DINNER
WASN'T READY
WASN'T ANYTHING IN HOUSE TO
PREPARE, WIFE EXPLAINS IN
DIVORCE couRT-UsuAL TALES
OF WOE REcITED.

Eighteen-year-old Laura Heincke,
months. opened the weekly divorce
session In Judge Donovans court Mon
day morning, when she assembled the
stand and asked for a divorce from
her husband. George. a bartender. 10
whom she was married In September,
1906.
He started 10 abuse me within a
week after our marriage" the young
mother testified. He called me vile
names when | didn't have dinner
ready, and | had nothing to prepare.
He never gave me a cent and he
bought everything that came into the
house. Then his hours were irregu-
lar. He came home at any time and
always expected meal ready Many
times he was disappointed. and then
he swore at me. choked me, and
threatened to kill me. More than once
he drove me from the house with a
razor. He was Jealous and would
never let me go any place. He even
kicked II | went TO see my mother,
and when my relatives came to see
me he threw them out"
Mrs, Heincke was promised a de-
cree. and her husband will be re-
strained from marrying for two
years.
Deserted Fourteen Years Ago.
Certainly, madam. you can have
decree at once. Fourteen years
desertion entities anyone to divorce.
You have waited long enough"
Judge Donovan addressed these re-
marks to Nellie Doovan after she had
testified that her husband. George,
formerly a Grand Trunk conductor.
left her in 1894
Another woman with a record al
most as good. was promised a decree
forthwith. She testified TO 10 years
desertion Wilhelmina Morencey IL
name Is Louis.
Dear old Erie. Pa, looked good to
Eta Wartig. while William could
see nothing but Detroit. AS result
the couple separated. the wife re-
naming In the Pennsylvania town and
william coming here. where he is now
employed on the tunnel. Under the
law that a wife must follow her hus-
band william was promised decree.
The marriage of Arthur Schmidt
and Rosetta Bullion was annulled af-
ter the husband testified that his wife
had been married before he met her.
and never divorced from her first hus-
band.
The lure OF Cobalt silver was too
much for Francis Leroy, so his wife.
Jessie, testified. and four years ago
he left her They we're then living in
Toronto Three times since that he
had deserted his wife. but he always
came back Mrs. Leroy doesn't want
him back any more. and she was
promised a decree In 80 days.
Judge Brooke to the Rescue.
Having more cases than he could
hear, Judge Donovan assigned several
to Judge Brooke. Dora Scott testified
that her husband, William. an adver.
tiser for patent medicine company,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-17
Tictim of Negro's
Attack Not POsftfve
Prisoner Is the Man

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,. Aug. ~
Mrs. Earl Hailam. tho victim OF tho
Negroes attack. which caused tho
Springfield race war. !s In doubt
about tho identity Of her assailant.
In an interview she declared that she
was uncertain whether Richardson.
who Ia now a prisoner in blooming
ton, 10 the guilty man.
She says, however. that she Is al
most certain that he Ia the man and
HIS general features support her be-
lief but darkness which prevailed
prevented her from discerning tho
Negroes features sufficiently "a pos
itiyeiy identify him, She will say
nothing more than that he looks some
thing like the man,
Mira, Hallam's greatest concern now
Is over the race war,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-17

deserted her every summer for eight
years.
He always took me ON his trims
during the cold weather" she said.
but when spring approached lie sent
me to my parents or other relatives
and compelled me to live off them. He
never sent me any money to pay
board"
Eight assertions in as MANY wears
seemed ground enough for Il decree.
Judge Brooke thought, and "A divorce
viii be granted
William julien, formerly of Thames
Vile, Ont, told OF his desertion by
his wife. Jessie. in May, 1906 After
an absence OF year Mrs. Julien re-
turned. begged for forgiveness, whlchh
was readily granted. and tho couple,
STATED housekeeping. Shortly after.
The husband sad he made discovery
which changed his mind on the make
up question, and they parte again.
He said he would never live with ner
again, and a decree was promised
him. !.
Thomas Stevic was telegraph oper-
ator in Detroit when In December.
1907. he was united In marriage to-
Matilda Stevic.. Not long afterwards
Thomas skipped TO Toledo, his wife
testified. She had him brought back .
on a non-support warrant. and Judge.
Jeffries gave him two weeks to earn
some money for his wife. Thomas
started suit for divorce next day, and
his wife came back with an answer.
She testified that her husband urged
her TO entice some married man to a
room so that he could break In on
them and demand money. In his bill \
the husband charged his wife with
open infidelity Judge Brooke decided
to hold the case up for a while to
make further investigation.
Simon Sandula testified that short
ly after his marriage to his wife, Cath
crime. In Hungary, seven years ago.
she left him and went to live with
another man. Simon came to America
three years ago. and his wife was
still living with the other man.
Lula Massecar's face plainly show
ed her disappointment when Judge
Donovan refused to hear her case on
the ground that her bill hadn't been
fled long enough. She had a similar.
experience last week with Judge Man.
dell. She started her case June IL.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-17
LYNcHER's CONSCIENCE
DRIVING HIM MAD

PEORIA. tn. Aug l79"I am one
Of those Wild helped lyDo1 VIM. Done
gan in Spritgfeld,-&1d | believe |
am going INSANE declared Chas. Cad.
win In the office OF the superintendent
OF the Bartonville asylum last night.
We stamped him in the face; we cut
his throat. and then put "A rope round
his neck That's what 1t took TO kill
him"
Gadwin said he formerly was a
member OF the Thirty-second U. s.
volunteers in the Philippines and had
a sister in the asylum. He was placed
under arrest
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-17
Daily Death Lis!

Eleanora Dlugalecki. 10 months, SIS
frederick, cholera infantum.
Percy Mitchell, 4 months, 1877 Eliza
beth: enteritis.
Baby Pollinger. months, IA Ma
poleon. enteritls.
Joseph Pilarski. l year, 507 Alexan-
drine, enteritis.
Frederick w. Baker. AZ years, Ocean
city. n. j.; neurotic fever.
Mary Schwenteck. 10 years, 80 jay;
erysipelas
Ruth NJ. ,Kurowh months. IS Reed
pl; cholera infantum.
Frederick k. Genther. 4 2years, 149
Commonwealth; commissions (uremic).
Pearl =. fBeeky/l year. 4e Guiiioz'
Norman Mcpherson. 81 years. Sixth
and Congress- fracture OF skull.
Unknown man. &c years. Detroit riv-
Clara Engel. p years. 500 Cleveland.
accouehment.
John Walters. 81 years, 546 Liver
Flora Schwenteck. 4 years. 556 Hora-
ito; pneumonia.
George Berghoefer. as years. Cheboy-
gan, Mich; apoplexy.
Helena Przylylowska, 8 years, 10
Krakow; bronchitis.
Columbus Dubay. IL years, ST. Mary's
hospital; peritonitis.
Donald w. Clarke, l month, Woman's
hospital; malnutrition.
Unknown man. 20 years. Wabash.
near Dearborn; crushing injuries.
comb: bronchitis.
MIME d. Hutchinson. SO years. s29
Jos Campau; peritonitis.
Marraroth Munger. 8 years, 70 Beech
eri meningitis.
Milo Lampherc. az years. Harper hos.
pttal: uraemia.
christine oberhofr. rs years ss Mich
NsiliS toGisy, as years. st. Mary.
hospital; Eastritis.
Emma PAIL, 2a years. 81 Fiftcenth'
tuberculosis
Mildred Locksrsy. 20 years harper
hospital; abscoss.
Helen HIT, 80 years. Grace hospitals
John Ncueert. 70 years, aG Moran
cancer.
Josephine .Klsasek, 4 months. 90 Wild
man; convuisionp.
Aioise Psute, II months. 1880 Jos
Cempau; sntsritlu,
Hslsn Hsiies, o months, iGs Dubois
cholera iufartum,
M tuberoqiosls
Anthony J, Elmer, IA years. I'll Can
ton, endocarditis,
Cecilia xowalshf, 2 years, 81 Thirty
fovrthI septioesruia.
Joseph ussinrnwHkt years Chill
dren's FREQ hospitals tetaRns
Ter; cholera infantum,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-17
s HOOTS HERSELF
AFTER POISONING
FOUR CHILDREN
MOTHER, HEARTSlCk AT LiFE'S
BATTLE, COMMITS FEARFUL
CRlME-NOW DYING IN POUCH
kEEPSlE, N. ", HOSPITAL.

POUGHKEEPSIE. y. V. Aug. H.
After poisoning her four children. one
of them fatally and sending bullet
into her own brain. Mrs Ida Spooner.
of this city, is dying at Vassar Bros.
hospital The tragedy was enacted in
the small home OF the victims. l54
North Hamilton-st. here, this morning.
Mrs. Spooner left letter saying
that she had lost heart in lifes battle
and wanted TO save her children from
the poverty that she had known. She
arose early today and in the presence
OF her eldest daughter Hattie, 10
years old, gave acnnite to the two
smaller children in the same room.
Then she offered the drink tc Hat
tie, who refused 10 take it, only sip.
ping the poison having suspected her
mothers object. An elder boy, Norris,
16. was locekd in another room sick
from the drink his mother had given.
Hattie rushed out of the house ana
alarmed the neighbors after her
mother had shot herself and had fall
len on the bed where the girl was
watching the tragedy. The police
found Gardner 6 years old, dead;
Eastman. 8. dying. and Morris, l6, in
agony from the poison
The bullet from small revolver
was lodged in the woman's head and
she cannot recover.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-17
Tqvo thousand Blacks
Already Haze Fled
From Scene ofRtots

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Aug. IA
careful estimate places the number
OF Negroes who have left Springfield,
since the beginning Of the race war,
at 1900. or this number nearly
threeLfourths have gone out OF the
county on railroads and interurban
lines. The rest have gone by wagon
and on foot and are located In tho
rural districts.
The great mass Of the scurrying
blacks are still within the state.
Some have gone To Missouri, Ken
lucky. Indiana, and a few 10 the