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Tcntidc gnnt ION Baltimore" Pdlttmores Gnb
SuGioah-StraEe. aueuit BebGr, Brdft0eIli
g.. J.. Slot. ShGbnetittr.
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men g(lll-StcIoio samoa pIlo "ilL
Qua &o'''o"oyt. S'.er '1'''W '"'' I
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
Souptmturtier: g9oouer'S SoQc,
GER. 1t6, Roro.Yaca. StrnRe, Sina.
Itunoe: GicnItog8. = Giriacnt. =.
GaroIu8.
,grion."
Sauptquortier: ,StodsSQue," Nr.
POS, Sanoner Strabe. GinQItun0c:
Wittipod - Girigent: S. 6. 6rant.
nSurmonie."
SouptQuortier: Nr. Ala @cIt.
6oucttc.S trnBe. Gingitumoe: Glen.
tags - 3irigent: Sobn q. &Ieir.
"@ermonio.@ ounerbor.~
SanptQltortier: @ermauio : WGn.
ncrhor.8one, Nr. 4t0-4t2, @eit.
SombarosS traBe. Singitunoe: 3on.
1erIta98 Girigcnt: Ebeooor Sent
berger.
v6robIinn,"
Sahptaucrtier: 5ro6iirn : Sdns,
Nr. 2UOO, Sreoerit : Noerlle. Sing
ltltnoe; Wtttipobs - Girigenf: Sobn
u. Slet1t.
Observation-Disclosures"
Saltptqltortier; Nnorcn3' Soae,
ytr. 3l4, SdrtooerlttraBe. Stt8itnnoe:
Wftttfp0d1s GtrtgFnt: Charles $.
Sofal'.
"&bolld'WRonrerdor."
SoltptQilnriler: Toi9Ps Solle. Nr.
'll22, Sdr,oro'Noenlle. Stn9ltuuloe:
NtenltoNS-Etrigc1t: ). 6. 8ront.
Observation-Disclosures"
Sanf tWlnrt'er: Builders Sale.
ode G1rbo' unO @noreItroBe, Sing.
Itrtnoe: Wittrpod ahenbS s llbr -
&trigent: Subert Griippel.
nNr5titcr.Sieoertofel."
Sauptqua.tier: gci5' Sal1e, Ir.
40S, 8clt 9cyingtonitraBe. Sing.
Itllnoe; 9ienitaga-liri0cn:: !0uhert
Stripped.
"Wtelo0te."
Snlptouartier: =. Sizes !Sane,
Gde 2olpItrofe m0 0e:air . Warft.
SingitunSe: Gonneritng8-Git;gent
s. aoroIuS.
~9aperiider T0nncrdor."
Sauptquartier: Gdermann's Safe,
N,Yn h,,, E,NroI;,o ,,,S m~.ALE.-E.
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ESKe CUR Heiie in's NnsIano &c.
iorst 6. &aiuc, Nr. Alb, Cf.YaIti.
mpreitrahe, nabe guitom Souie slpe.
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&incoIn" no6 @omburl.
PIN +. 6ebr. Camper nG0mpo.
MA" undl liverpool.
Sricf6cfOrOrrnng ua6 Dem g~luSlanOc.
Die ~QuSlGnOiide Qoit fir Die nit
DEM Is. Somiur 1905 GnDruOc Mud)e
IdlicBt bier i'm Sollptpoitnmt, IN al
len 6GQcn prompt, mic folgt:
Gie EofCt.Eoit lit pom 8 llDr &or.
mittoN5 bis 5 llbr NohmittugS tag.
lid oiicrL altsgcnonmcn SomtogS.
Sic Fodetpoit nod @robbrjtunmicn
ln0 &rGonb id)lieBt Gicnito0 II. 6rci,
tag nm > ltbr Ntcn0&.
Compiler fnbren pom Nclp. Dorf ob,
lUcum nidt nn0erS on0c0cbeu.
Nm un0 nod ocnl I. Gftober 1907
limo ole 9ricfpotcn nod ocm 9llSlon.
DC (nusgchorHmcn Canada, Merifo,
8onontoi hil0 Gltbd), mic iolgt: Sim
Gents fir sic critic ltnjc unO Orei
GcntS fiir jroc mcitcrc lln5e, oocr
Gin 9rltftbciL, mo ioatc ooQ ironfirt
urroeW >lpiotiednfdIr& bel Nnfunit
Der 9tiefe SerosoppFItc !getro0 coacf-
sfirf.nftS! tl3S AHIy @4--
&ri14F8 9tofI. an t.llf6
Mitttb9s1 "a lJit Il0r 2(bcno>
p yGArN ~ u 4fF'H' --s
nod ElHopq Fgppten ppo 0itinoic1
per Qnq9feri 80 v&prroulc," pio
Naprc. G4$bit .uodt ,@roBbritonuien
mn Sr(an0 nunb gpcr "a lorraine"
bSeidnet feiltgli s'4 '"' 81.
6rcitug, az r. Inn : llbr Nbcnoa
had europa, @irifo un0 Sitiuoicu
per Gunpfete ST. Noitl," pio Sin.
mtout6 mo G%bcrborrg.t
7 0 4 nod g ii 5. ur0GentraE
Gmertfo, @eitin6ien etc.
o9iopal Erincc;;" Inn 9 lthr Nbcnoa
nod Grenada, Srint0oO uno @uiuniu
per 0ompier nWoropul;" rtoh @or.
boOoS, ct, 2ucio mo Siio-9roiilicu
per Qampicr oSiegnunO."
Mittmodl 10. 49, I'm 9 llbr Nbcuo9
nnh Gubo, 0lrutun ull0 Gompcd)c
per 0ompicr oWterito :" nod ia.
malta per Compiler pom Gbiluoel
pbiu.
Gonncrlton is, I'm 8 llbr MODS.
noh Nopti per Compiler nNrina Vii.
lem Scr 3ipcite;;" nndl Sno0lto unO
Colombia per Gampicr o9lltai."
Treitog Ia I'm 8 llbr Nbenoa
nud bermuda per 9umpier 5Ncrmlt.
0idn;" nut 9orto Mico, Curacao.
&cnc5urlu lno Colombia per Gomt
pier yNbilnocIpbio;" nod Mopo0ue}
per Compiler oScneco;" nod Den 90
EIotus Stnatcn per Gompicr oSor
tcllllla;" mad Sortune SalonO ul0
&anloifo per Compiler vErin5 \ioo.
dim" (cbcnlo nod Banana mo Die
Sandstone, mclm ypcr Erin5 &on-
dim" bc5eIdnct); nod) Ecrnombucn
per Compiler ,&clpingrone;;" nod
Curtis Sslou0 rno ct. Somingo per
Compiler y6cminolc.
Gic Mott nod HenfunoIono, piu
NoroaSiOncp ulp nod MiQuclon,
nio Bottom iHIiebt bier td9lih Inn 9
ubt NoG)nnittngs - tlod) Glbn, pin
Sampo, tdglif Inn 1 llbr No6m.,
nod Gotta Hico, Sortonros, Hicoro.
qua (SitfHitc), Guatemala uno Sal.
pooori pia Mclp.S Orleans, tGgliA 10
l(9r NbcnOs; nob aRerifo tGglid irnl
, llbr 9tadmt. unS 0tllbr Ibenos;
itod ben 9abnmd8, pio Miomi, am
II. mo f7.Sonlldr I'M / ll6r Nod)m.
Grams g ucific 80 It.
W'itttuod), 10. = lin Z llbr Nbenos
nad Sopafl 9oreo, China mo Den
Yhilippinen pia Gancouper, 0..G.
1onnerltng, 16.-llm Z llbr Nbbs.
&aiuuii. Sapon, Gorea, China mo
Den Thilippincn pid San 6roncisco.
5rcitaG II. - llnf 7 llbr Nbcnhs
nat Sapnu Gorea, China uno Den
Ehilippinen pia Tacoma.
lie Eoit uud) tSdlpaii Sapan, 60.
req. China ufto ben Tbilippinen, oia
En"r go d. -. =. 4.
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ld)cr Stunt ST Oclrtidcm Ncien iibcr.
boltpt bcmobrt BADEN. Us lit Den bic.
iigen 0eutihcu uuo 0clttidcn }lb.
f0nmllinacn, Ole Ooh cincn 10 Qroben
YrojcntioB Scr NcD0lfcnmg licfcru,
m%abrboiti0 icItcn GcnltG ucrQonnt, Ct.
ner lbcatcr &oritcllmQ in ibrcr
Mllttcriprndc %bci}umobucl; nm mo
iif cine loIdc @clcgcnbcit bictct, Oo
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Wdti0nQIsUanfen.
The rIb Souu g~iutlDual 0aut,." @Gp. une
" &retersStrnbe. Sacob 10. 39oi. 9raitoeni
5aoio g.. GpaHs, 8itesBriiioeRt; 3enro L.
,Sueite sNatiSnal,gant," 432 SiS'gronb;uap
%. Is. gSdgher, R%aiItrsr.
.gSejtern Gntional Nauf," 20. Mnrrtott. Raif'
rel, IA GOrOsG utalUaS traBe.
,.S6iro g2cttunll SGui," cairuorer nHo giorib
StrdBe.
,SarmcrS & WrrnautS' J;attOual 9ant," souib
uHo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
,6cmmcreinl x 1armcr6' J]6GituHGi Snut," Sub,
lpefisGde S0puro llIo 8e~rnt1tFSttaBe; z
3. 9,ulolD'u, GulHrec.
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Mcrdants & Iincrs Sranspurt. Gu
GDciapcafc SampfersG umpagnie.

eUCluptuIttSt
Siegaftte Ediia9iersE Camper ,GoIum6ia" uub
YIuqutid."
III. Yoint Comfort mn Eurfplf, IA.
Nartptcr ~perldlien Baltimore tdalih (nlisaes
i~lontHiei Soilliags) nm 100 @benoS ufo font.
men III Oh Bout Comfort I'M o ubr Utor.
Sens uHo IN g~'orfcIf nm 7.30 Wloreens an. al.
lbltebeno an ole @iienbabn5iige nab allen
Suriien oes Siioens uno Sioipeitens.
Yprf. AiucrsSiute. "
GiegGnter 4ail1giersS ar1pfer ngltIdnta."
unh &eitaguint uno 8tdlnipuo, 0a.
Sampler o~erlaleH Baltimore Sienitaes, Don.
rcrlt01s mo SnmSt1es linl 3 ll1r gu6miitag5
tno tonlnen 81 .&rirRotnt uni Z. 10 Dsorseiis
ltlo in Etlbntonh nm 900 Wlorgens ar.
Die 9dnpier peroen duf Der Sins uto Niid.
ldbri bel gliniltgem Netter in 8louceiter Bpint.
9letHents. 9lan Ban! uno aumono's anIeaen.
Sampfer pcrlaIen Baltimore opn Bier Ir. IS
nuo 10. 2igbtitrapsn.@crite.
Nltrh .gtucte nab allen Runiten founeu pe.
ltbegt @epdd antaeeeben mo aailten5i MINER
i'm Sor1ns reier0iri peroel in ben bieIaen
NiGets9iireaur Gr. tt9, Eft.Snltimurc. atrafe,
y. ". Robinn, ggent; Hr. 127, Cft.Saltiniore.
strnfe, ODER. ben ,1nlptsgtireaur an aisbt.
nnS aee.strnee, VaItinL re, Mo.
aenben %iSuiter, &. q. Gbism,
Sen. sSefbGttsfiibrer. Ser. sPaU. sWideut.
I. .. @'eoaHaei. SiIiS.@en. .Raff. .aaerf.
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Warmor. uto @ruHl+.Nerte,
9. SiIaortneg & e6GEa, 7l4-7ts, Beit.Baltt'
nlDresStrabe.
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bel Glltcn @clrdc elm iinun3icQer Gr.
Iolg t0ul n0cr Ood) MIR IN ganj a..
rluQcm WIoBc cr5jClt mcr0cn fam
0ir9 Nlllc3 ioQtc luuicr ocutiAc2 WI
blitumn mobI in GrlpGNlmA 5icbCr
mo oonod 1uuOcln. 2lJio nobnlola
2lui ms ocutidc (bcotcr! 9iQrtc
linn bel NlboiaD'9 mo 2lbcnoa in
Der oSprtc" an DER &aiic 81 bobcn.
&rcmcM t3. San. ~ 9mgefoMl.
men: Der Nampicr o@arboroiin" poll
Ncms2)orf.
'"'S onrb arug 49, Stn. '-G' 9nt9t.
fcnrmcn: Der Campicr oaoiicrin 9llt.
GlIta &ictoria" bon Dem Nort.
G9erbourOr a.. Sdmuur.- Ger
Compiler oaronprin5 @ilbcIm" lit
Ron Ncps0 Port bier onactonmlcn uno
'naf 9rcnlcn mcitcrgeiobrcn.
Gbriiti0niuu0 fl. San. 49,
Nnnctommcn: ser QonJpicr ulluitco
Stotea" uun 9}cn Dort.
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ENnOCfe " Gbnnst IUS-lt' HlNIOWsHpeNue
g1m 6uut, gIortbs uHo 8reenmount glbsnite.
------- 10
RllmtbiHg Slrrlaccs, Manages ulO
Gcfcn, QaHoedu lno Simmer.
@suuctt Sroa, yjc. 523, gioro 5remontglOeuuc
Rupferibnite0e mo BluMbers.
3uDn cneert, TIA 99nmeSsGtrabe. e. L g.,
asIeD9rn; @olie 1885. ~
acknowledgements.
gem Z. s1ndc(ioro & So, 10 uuo II g6amber
nuuDul Smturunte 60. nj eiuetsouG," Setrb m
8nrfielo, Rett0eHt W}andeer, 101--l02 Cham
uSermanta 6suernetfdernngs = ggisaitaafi."
Baltimore. mo Gorib-S iraRe. ..,
@tun6etacntbum3 ggaEteu uno
.9Gn6ler. ~
gtsrrc g. 3assu & gsoae,S, 10 Ot.2erinatoH,
tousStrGBs. 81.
Snfidmieo. 8ubeb6r.
G.. esOtt 9nrns So. @r, 900 uno se4. Eors,
SapfStraBe.
Gobfen uno Sols.
ecarp g Bon esius, $50 G~Olun6tn. aoenus.
Sd,mufiahen un6 llbreu.
%. >. @tnss, 23 iis2Tdtimotssstgass
Hfhnoleibe- 8ei6dfte.
.gRniorjbntsb suuH Co." ! gorostsu sStrnB..
Pinnos uno Srgelli.
6haS. nj. sttsft, Q Roroseibr Grab.
Nnt. 0uGbe 4 Co., oGQric".@vJduoe Dit. siohnl'
slpeHue.
Bapier un0 1op;er-D Often.
s:sttb, otrun 60, 1O5 uro fC7 Sano0er.5tr.
9Iehplatteu, T1etoQ etc.
enon. Gpntlin & 60, 1870 9dlberftonsstr
@eteftiD.N aentur.
@ilptn' stronic 1rtcttip-Nacutur, gjr. T. Gluns
StraBc. Baltimore. 0ln. ct. Gull APO.
gluc NjfttbctltUpet Qcbcim gChdltcn. Bcrs
ijn!thc gutiuerifurtfctt Ncacber.
SsGubnurf = 5mrttnt tttiiber bel Smith, g1eft
& e1cns. SOB 9aIoert @Iiloire,
S~rieO60ie.
,annNou 9ori 6rnetfru." Office: al Befts5n'
"n'nnnrS trnFs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-15

reit ann GeoeanS tn bef GaIsSen nnS Nt
NpbnlsStntisn un 1000 a.enos.
NTerbiruna pon yaurn In stfaf. cber ssur.
Iors9Saeaons, speiferateu etc. peroen i6nen be-
tsret per Seteptoa In allen folasriseu stlet.
Niredli1. 9bnrlsss nHb BdlitrioresStsdbs e&
0Rt. r~opaIsetct,nn, e. & g., Wlt: Serficr 1923;
gantoeIsStd.ion SninrMdtiors'Gnrecu Y. & V.
ct. Paul SAC. ober We, Spurfldrb 272o; rno
Nt. 626. Elo.9rouofpds.
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2m0pirtbi6aitIide @er6the uno
G0mCrcien.
Griffith & Euruer 50, 205 Ioro,Ratn"2tr
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@cidditss@ cgwcticr.

3eitun0cn, 3ettihrtften etc.
she Baltimore glrpS Co.," Baoto absterom
bic, Ulandger, 3Io &eitSerHIdH'Sira5e.
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SdlifknddlridltCn

Hoftetoant, II. Inn. = Wac
fabren: Der Gampfer rEete ebura"
(uon 2ibau) mad Nem. DorfI
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2cihpnbeituttcr.
sanbctS e eJhns, I70S-17tO ganton.sIoenue
gSm. 6uut, gIort6s uHo 8reeumount s0sHiis,
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gaumateriaIier, Ebiiren, 6ettIter'
rabmen, Qa0en etc.
SaiHeS 8. Softer & 60, ll6 uro t17. Sno'
6reoPridsStrdbe.
Geo. j. slgau q Bro, Ala. Stgot Str''Berltf
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SURFACES, Ranges unO
Gcfcn NdG0edcn unO Simmer.
Sgnnctt 8r0e., w. 523. .l0to- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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. NFf HANNf 49,
Der 9dnIoeH : Stdti1l mad gSaIhingiuu en-
@o9eHta gen leo Gnrul. bis 500 abenos.
Srii9ere Abtaeri bun Ger Wi. Decentralization
ellie Suge luuteiI in oei i1eHeH u!iors9abIleob
NulbiI9i0I, ,. e., eIH
sSnl6IustOu. O~er!afen Wt Nonal . station.
sos. '6.4o, f7.10. f745. 1856, $3.50, Tt0.6O,
+2.43, 1880. @4.lb, +4.55, 1855 siadm. *6.09
1888, Sc Vimitehl, 1850, t11.23 abelhS;
6erI. saHiSen's taiton f5.cc. .6.t6. 1880, zoe,
!; * 500. 's;so, 800; .lOG9' Hoo SM a6
800, 1906, +4.O0, *4.30, 1000, 500 Waptn
1900, II. i6, 1920. FOO, 300. 1915 l9iul.
teb), 5000. *10.G5, -E1t.05, tl1.32 abos. !.
Borm, HIPS, 1880 uno s6.20 9saGm. ~
Sa1tretspu, Wi. S~ounIsStaiion,. f7.45 BIN.
1880 yIacbn.; 9dmbe1~ Station. 1916, 1890
BORN, 1880. t4.00 9ldfbui. @
aiopaf gIue 2tne |
acf pbtlabeiphta uuo EepsDasf. nj.
Reuer xetTfinns an Ger &reinuo5 tudratfffcr
Gtrabs. ysetpsyoti. o3qien nat Srteis, 2bsa'
fcYH tnh lZafA A. ta~AtffrtFt
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Rupferibntie0e mo BIuMbers.
3ubn cntert, TIA G6ameSsgtrabe. e. L g.,
1CleD6rH; @olie 1885.
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Bianos uno Srgelr.
Gtas. Wi. etteF, Q Roros9ibr-tnsGirub,
0Ht. 9uGbe 4 Co., nGoric".@eJduoe, Uit. gohnls
speHue.
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Bapier un0 Nop;er-D Often.
s.sttb, Gtrou 60, 1O5 uro 1C7 SanoOer.5tr.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-27
CONNECTICUT

STAMFORD. Conn, Jan. 25.-The will
or Samuel Fessenden, filed in the pro-
pate court, disposes of an estate worth
about $750,000. There are no public be-
quests. Requests ranging in sums from
$oU0O 10 $4,000 are made to brothers
ana sisters of the testator and Helen
Davenport Perry, friend of Mr.. Fes-
'senden's daughter, is given $4,000, be-
cause she took the name of Helen Dav-
EXPORT which was the name of his
(F'essenden's) wife. The residue goes
to Mr.. Fessenden's son, Gladstone, and
his daughters, Mrs. Fred Archibald of
New York and Miss Content Fessenden,
share and share alike.
NEW HAVEN-It is stated in New
York. New Haven & Hartford railroad
circles that the New York Central road
has not. as was recently reported.
signed the petition to the interstate
commerce commission asking that body
to take into consideration the dispute
between the New Haven company and
connecting corporations on the subject
Of demurrage, AS the Boston &C. AL
bafiys whose property the New York
Central leases, has already given no.
tiee Of withdrawal from the American
Railway association. early notice Of
similar kind Is looked for from the New
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PENNSYLVANIA

COLWYN, Pa, Jan. 26.-W. Albert
Bernhard. George sipler. William Y.
Drewes, Joseph Luton and e. S. Har-
ley, members of the Colwyn fire COM
pany No. l., have been named as a
committee to make arrangements to
secure a new fire bell.
PINE GROVE-T2obert NJ. stager
and Miss Estella RACER of Swedeburg
were married by Rev. Herman F..
Kroh, pastor of st. Johns English
Lutheran church
HAzLEToN-To Rev. Robert Bon
ner Jack, pastor of the First Presby-
terrain church, belongs the credit of be-
for betrayal of the expenses of the six
counties firemens convention to be
held here next June About $4,000 will
be needed.
BETHLEHEM-Mrs Sarah M. Year
ick. widow of the late Rev. U. w. d.
Yearick, a reformed minister, and f..
Arthur Irwin were married by Rev.
G. A. Schwedes, pastor of Christ Re
formed church.
The engagement was announced of
Miss Marion Laury, daughter of A.
c. p. Laury of Laury station, near
here. to Arthur F. Priest of Haverhill,
Mass.
HARRISBURG-The attorney gen.
erals department furnished the state
game commission with a written opin-
ion that it has the right to employ
local counsel to protect game prose-
cutors and assist in the prosecution of
fragrant violations of the law.
BETHLEHEM-The Gilt Edge
Camping club, famous Lehigh county
organization, has organized. These are
the new officers: A. G. Newmoyer,
president Ferdinand Frost, vice pres
ident: Harvey o. Haas, secretary;
Frank T. Rooms. treasurer; William
Smith, Charles Young and Charles
Pharo, trustees.
TYRONE-William Hanson, a col
ored laborer, committed suicide by cut
ting his throat with razor.
Patrick Walsh, brakeman, got in a
fight and was seriously stabbed.
PITTSBURG-Fire of incendiary
origin destroyed building of the Fed
eral Supply company, a branch of the
Pittsburg Coal company, at Mcdonald,
Pa, a suburb causing loss of $4,000.
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INDIANA

FRANKFORT, Ind, Jan. 26.-The
body of Mrs. Samuel Dukes was found
on the back porch of one of her tene-
ment houses by George Benge, the
tenant. Three handkerchiefs were tied
over her eyes and her feet were tied
together. BY her side was a revolver
and a bullet hole was found over the
heart. The police are working on a
murder theory.
LAPORTE-The remains of Mrs.
Porter G. Day of Pittsburg were re-
ceived at IDlkhart, Ind, for burial.
Simultaneous with their arrival came
a message from Huntington, Ind, tell
ing of the critical condition of Mrs.
Homer Bennett, sister of Mrs. Day,
who, on receiving intelligence from
Pittsburg of the death of her sister,
took to her bed with the statement that
she would follow within week.
Physicians say she cannot survive
a condition which they are unable to
explain other than the fruition of a
desire to die.
TERRE HAUT e - President
Mees of Rose Polytechnic says
the school authorities never had
knowledge of the alleged hazing of the
young man named Helper in September
1906, which according to a press dis
patch from Louisville. has just caused
his death. Three of his classmates
from Louisville also say that they
never before heard that his illness was
due to the effects of hazing. He was in
school only a few weeks. The story
is that he was taken from his room
and to a cemetery, where he was left
from midnight until morning tied to a
tombstone.
Walter Greenwood of Jasonville re-
ported to the police that he had been
robbed of $125 in a disorderly house In
the tenderloin district, and the police
put him in jail for drunkenness. He
was fined.
Charles Wells is the only Fontapet
powder mill explosion victim remaining
In the hospital.
The three members of the board OF
public works and Councilman Cowan
have gone to several southern cities to
inspect garbage crematories, the
growth of the city having made neces-
sary the replacement Of the one now in
use by a much larger one.
The bondsmen of James FISHER, the
missing trustee of Otter Creek town.
ship, find he was short $1,000. His wife
has turned over to the bondsmen the
five acres and house of their home
place. Nothing has been heard OF
Risher's whereabouts since he left
month ago.
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OKLAHOMA

LAYTON, Okla, Jan. BINARY, the
5-year-old adopted daughter of Mr..
and Mrs S.. E. Adams, living near
Duncan, Okla, died a few minutes af-
ter trying to swallow capsule which
lodged in her throat. She choked to
death.
SULPHUR-Pleading the unwritten
law, DIR. f. Dakan was acquitted of
murder by jury which deliberated for
only ten minutes. DR.. Dakan cut the
throat of John Mitchell six weeks ago
when he returned and 'ound Mitchell
in his wife's room.
ENID-While a southbound Rock
Island passenger train was speeding
along at thirty miles an hour at two
miles south of this city, Willis Schantz,
IL years old while sound asleep,
walked from a chair car to the plat
form outside and stepped off. The
boys screams were heard by farmer,
who cared for him and brought him
here The boys parents were going
from Chicago to Hydro, Okla, and did
not miss him until six hours after he
fell from the train. The father re-
turned here and took his son to Hydro
with him.
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ILLINOIS


FREEPORT, ILL.,, Jan. 25.-Daniel C.
Slower, millionaire manufacturer of
stoves, windmills and farm machinery,
is dead. He was So years old.
MARION-A. E. Harper of Chicago
is in Marion.
Miss BERTHE Holland of Johnson City,
ILL.,, is visiting here.
Judge Rufus Nicely has returned from
a visit in Chester, Ill.
George e. Barth of Poplar Bluff, Mo-,
is visiting in Marion.
Mrs. Leo v, Cline of Herrin, ILL.,, is
visiting here.
I. N. Walker of Wolf Creek, ILL.,, is
visiting here.
Luther l.. Crane and family of Chi
cago have moved to Marion.
Freeman Parks has returned from
Almanardo, Mexico.
Miss Ellen Grain of Duquoin, ILL.,, is
visiting here.
Arthur Atwood and family are visit
ing in Creal Springs, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Schwerdt have
returned from Evansville, Ind.
j. B. Thomas and family have moved
to Scranton, Pa.
DUQUOIN-Miss Willie Brock has
returned from Silverpoint, Tenn.
Miss Alice Miller has returned from
Centralia.
Preliminary details are being per-
fected here for the organization of the
Young Mems Christian association. J.
H. Ratchford, superintendent of the
Centralia branch, will direct the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornie o. Reagin AMI
daughter, Virginia, have gone to Fort
Meade, Fla.
Earle H. Carr has gone to Cairo to
assume charge of tho offices of the M.
c. Carr Medical company.
Rev, William Maxton, pastor of the
Sixth Presbyterian church of Indian
apolis, Ind, has accepted the pastorate
of the First Presbyterian church of
this city and will enter upon his new
duties about February 1.
SPARTA-Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Dod-
son are in the city.
In habeas corpus hearing at Ches-
ter Judge Moore fixed the bond of L. A.
Johnson, in Jail on charge of murder,
at $500.
Matt Sproul is in Kansas City to at
tend the Western Implement Dealers
association convention.
James Wallace, who was recently con-
victed. of wife and child abandonment
and sentenced to three months in Jail,
was given a new hearing and his sem
tenee commuted to one month. He
gave bond and returned to Sparta.
E. B. Mcguire attended a meeting of
the Southern Illinois Fair circuit at
Murphysboro.
Miss Minnie Norfoll: of Mifhin, ILL.,,
is here.
Miss Ruth Brown is visiting at Swan
wick.
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THE LATE NEWS FROM YOUR Old HOME STATE
COLORADO


BERTHOUD, Colo. Jan. 26.-Mrs.
Thomas C. Bunyan died at her home
here from the effects of stroke OIL
paralysis. She was the wife of Ihom-
as c. Bunyan. president of the Berthoud
National bank.
EVANS-The Empire Saloon league
of Evans opened it's campaign looking
toward the abolition of saloons in
Evans at the spring election with an
address by Hon. Frank Regen of Hi
nols. The address was given III the
Reformed Presbyterian church, whose
members have heretofore refused TO
vote at any election, but win make an
exception at the town election. and aid
the AntivSaloon league.
GREELEY-Charges of gambling and
Illegal liquor selling against Thomas
Jones We're dismissed when Walter
Beeman and David Jones pleaded gull
ty 10 running disorderly houses at Sew
erance. David Jones was given sixty
days in Jail on the latter charge and
fined 500 and costs for gambling and
$40 and costs for selling liquor Illegally
Beeman was given sixty days in jail.
George Hall and Fred Johnson of Fire
stone pleaded guilty to running disor-
derby houses and were each sentenced
to sixty days In Jail and fined 800 and
costs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Owens of
Firastone were arrested on similar
charges.
The city council and all city officials
attended the theater in a body. To-
day was City Marshal Williams birth
day, and instead of giving the usual
birthday supper a theater party was
given.
DR.. w. L. Miller of Greeley has been
appointed to the chair of surgery of the
Hippocratean college of medicine at st.
Louis. which requires a course of lee
lures extending over six weeks each
year.