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WITH the POETS

AS You Go Through Life.
Don't look for the flaws as you 60
through life,
And even when you find them,
Il is wise and kind to be somewhat
And look for the virtue behind then,
For the cloudiest night has a hint of
the light
Somewhere in its shadows hiding.
It is better by far to look for star
Than the spots on the sun abiding.
The current Of life runs every way
To the bosom of Gods great ocean.
Don't send your force 'gainst the riy-
er's course
And think to alter its motion;
Don't waste a curse on the universs-
Remember 1t lived before you.
Don't butt at the storm with your punv
form.
But bend and let it go DER you.
The world will never adjust itself
To suit your whims to the letter.
Some things must go wrong your
whole life long,
And the sooner you know 1t the bet
ter.
I. is folly to fight with the Infinite
And go under at last in the wrestlc;
The wiser man shapes into Gods pllu
AS the water shapes into q vessel.
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GEORGE r. SMITH,
Judge of Probat te

The butcher was busily attending to
his customers when little boy a2-
preached the counter and, with inno-
cent manner. asked:
Have you any dry herring, sir?"
"Yes, my son." answered the butch.
er. looking benevolently down at tie
little boy.
Nice Little Boy-Aw, why don't you
give 'em a drink?
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ST. LOUIS COUNTY.

County President. Mary o'Regan. 40
N. soth Ave. W.. West Duluth. MINI:
Division No: !. Duluth. Minn:.piv:
Pres: Mary NJ. Sullivan. 1928 w: Sd st.:
kse SEES see:,' Anna Anna opo2oa 8oans. = 7ls " sSd
St; Fin and 1ns. Sec. Justina Hogan;
113 w. End St; Treas, Mary McRae. III
w. 3rd St.: Med. Exam, DR.. Edw. Fancy.
Or. McCulliff. Meetings are held on the
second and fourth Tuesdays Of month In
Cathedral hall.
SCOTT COUNTY.
County President-Mrs. Elizabeth o.
Piy Pres Mi Mis-. J. Ress as' McPeSitt Ef@si gsil.
Piaine: Vice Pres. Mrs. Bridget Weldon.
Belle Piaine; Rec. Sec, Miss Evelyn Foo
noiele Ky, Belle Plaine: Fin. Sec. Mrs. Mary aa.!
Mary Mary Donovan. Belle i1a,ne: Treas; Mr..
nn Luna : Herrick; Belle Plaine: Med. Exam:
Dr. 9. r. Moloney. Meetings are held on
the drst Sunday Of month in Belle Plains.
, WASHINGTON COUNTY.
County Pres, Mrs. Catherine Connorss
iS7s Vics s. Pse. Pse ST. isi SitillWatsr 600
Main: = County Sec, Miss Mary Nolan. $40
5,p9,nad q pBroaadway; Gounty Treas, Miss anna anna
lain, Rev: Chas. Corcoran. st. Michaels
1oi Divis3gn n =, Nc l. stilwater: Minn-1,,y; Ply:
Pres.. pse Mary Fitzgerald. 1909 s; 1s, st.:
4th St; Med. Exam, DR.. E. p. Ryan.
Mower Blk. Meetings are held on the sec
ond and fourth Mondays Of month in A.
o. H. hall. Chestnut ST.. saltwater. Minn.
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The Rosary.

The Rosary.
wouldst thou twine a wreath 70
OF flowers that never die?
or fragrant blossoms. waiting
Pure incense to the sky.
Say thou, with deep devotion,
In Joy, in grief. In care,
The angels heaven-born ave-"
The saints and sinners prayer.
1iaste with the maiden Mother,
From Nazareth's retreat
Ger bleak Judea's mountains.
Elizabeth to greet,
Then to the lowly manger,
With Bethlehem's shepherds. brin
Gifts to the newborn Savior,
Our Infant God and King.
Hear Simeon's song Of rapture.
Behold the ransomed child.
Earth now to heaven has offered
A victim undealed.
With Mary seek for Jesus,
And live these hidden years.
Share all their joys and sorrows.
Pay tribute to their tears.
stand by when Calvary's shadows
Close round her broken heart,
Thy sins, too, were His burden.
Take thou a mourner's part.
Weep by His tomb. and comfort
The sorrow stricken Queen,
Until her eyes the Risen
And Glorifled have seen.
And when the closing heavens
Have hid Him from her gaze.
Stay with the childless Mother
Through life's remaining days.
Lift up thine eyes when Jesus
Lays on His Mothers brow
The crown Of fadeless splendor
She wears beside Him now.
Then lay thy lowly tribute
Before her throne-nor fear
The beauteous Queen CT Angels
Thy whispered words will hear.
And sweeter far than music
OF earth. her voice shall be
Imploring love and mercy
From Jesus heart for thee.
Selected.
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MCGOWAN q Mahoney. fire insurance
-real estate-loans. 80 Temple Court
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NArrr,M NATIONAL OFFICERS.
NJ aaEW CUMMINGS. N. p. Boston,
'4MMEs MES J. REGAIN. N. v. p. St. Paul,
JAMES oS'as T. CARROLL. N. s.. Columbus
fR2WN REVN' !?G1gS1N 2?GT5NN. n. T. Joliet III. .,,~~
Soan'' National Chaplain.
F. 7: MSk1N9' MSSkR1IN'9NAL M!sb;nE.ae' 4,Eaer9Ree; 6.
REV ri; W; J.. o.gRiEN, Phiiadeiphia, Pa.
JoHN JOIN ~; 4 J; A ABYRNE. Lafayette. Ind.
A1~ l. KELLY. Milwaukee. WIS.
pss.,dTE pssnA,dTE oEFIcERs-MlNNEsoTA.
Tise T,ee resident. P. Coughlin. Perham'
tste wtnGnf GIarfe IS
v,'1s State chaplain-Rev. N. o'Brien. Grace
Deyis. S1is.'asnt &. p.sf sf Insurance Fund-r' J.
Rochs...IP wiss IPresident-Jno. E. McGovern'
.2e TemDIss e6I1, e. Nahons'
uaItsarer urteasurer Of lnsurance-John sheehy,
pgss':x Sss$s :! s%sa!s.. D,r.etor-Dr. e. W.
o,aarector Directors Of Insurance Fund-John l.
eMGs 1,easson: Minneapolis: Lawrence McDon-
GTusn' -. Paul; John Moran. Minneapolis;
n;,,!..,M E; j.: ,McManus. st. Paul: Fred L. Ryan.
State Board Of Audit-M. J. Hynes.
Eos3mount; J. p. Connolly. st. Paul. Isaai,
=. Aice. Minneapolis
NATIONAL OFFICERS, LADIES'
AUXILIARY.
u, national President-.Miss Anna c. Ma
National Vice President-Mrs. Mary
MCCARTHY: Westneld, Mass.
Rosa Mst'enal G1in.oss seeEetary'-Mrs. Louise Du
national Treasurer-Mrs Mary b. Da-
icy; Minneap polls, MINI.
national Chaplain-Rev. John D. Ken
nedy Danbury. Conn.
STATE OFFICERS OF LADIES' AUX.
President-Mrs. Mary B. Daley. 1906
central ave.. Minneapolis.
= wee President-Miss Agnes Hickey.
secretary-Ella c. Keatins. 147 Pleas
ant avenue, st. Paul.
Treasurer-Misg Anna McGuane Vino
na.
1nsurance secretay-Marsaret A. Gra-
.,l Insurance Tre.sur.r-M.rsaret su'n-
a1ns,.. STATE Medical y. Director-Dr. E. W.
Directors Of Insurance Fund-Agnes Il.
Reilley saltwater; Mrs: Mary Turner.
Mary J.. Reilly. Brainerd: Josephine Cook.
st. Paul.
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LADIES' AUXILIARY.
R111r rAnr,. eo1.>,rx

c. BLUE EARTH COUNTY.
NJ rsSuunty President, Mrs. Catherine NC
niI Division No. 1, Madison Lake, MIMI
BY PPs: Pres.. Mrs. Mary Mccarthy: Vice
Reis:, RriS.,.M Mrs. Bridget Smith: Rec. Sec, mrs MRS.
naset Tarat e., A. Madigan; Fin. Sec.. Mrs; Mar.
Tro. murphy; Ins Sec, Mrs. Jane BroWn'
Ea.' EEreas.' Mrs. Catherine McNamara: Med;
"a Kan. Or. Bigelow. Meetings are nelo
In,. In tne second Sunday and fourth Thurs
oas OF month in the Bank block hall.
o BIG STONE COUNTY.
GEH9unty E9s,Iay Pres. Agnes Hickey. GraceviMe' Evil.
Mrs. Mrs Horner: Vice Pres, Mrs. canty; Rec.
sec. Mrs. sammon; Fin. Sec. Mary Fa-
MY: Ny: tns Sec. Margaret Costello: Treas
Rana.n n Hnrennan: Med. Exam. DR.: 3. N.
nanoaiI. Meetings are held on the sec
10nd ana fourth Fridays Of month ID
Groves hall. Graceville. MINI.
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p r NATIONAL DIRECTORS,
TD1pWARD r. "a T: McCRYsTAL. New York.
REvW w; J. o'BRIEN, Philadelphia. Pa
TGHI TsHy, ~; J. BYRNE. Lafayette, Ind.
WIN 1. KELLY. Milwaukee. Wis.
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sTEARNs COUNTY

County Pres. Mrs. Mary Dunn. St.
Division No. /. st. cloud-piv, Pres.
Miss Anna Kennedy; Vice Pres. Mrs.
Margaret Zimmerman: Rec. Sec. Miss
Rose Ga9rn; MURPHY; Fin: and Ins: Sec. Mrs.
min; Med. Exam, DIR. J. B. Dunn. Meet
ings are held on the second and fourth
Friday OF month in Woodman hall. st.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
HENNEPIN. PROBATE COURT.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Harry E.
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PTWN PT1N QUINN. N. T., Joliet III.
Sonn.. National Chaplain,
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ST. LOUIS COUNTY.

County President-F. L. Ryan.
Division .Sa No. pai,ado Sufh%piy blds: v,de Pres F
L; L; Kyai1 i1auugherty. 1915 Tower s ave. Irsu sn.
Rnnby Rer195b VIII sii Rurrows biis.: Rec. long see e
Timothy oponnei aos e' vest Rss1ns s,stt st;
st. Msq 1eq:ey bids Meetings are sahey heid 70. 70.
80. .rd third Wednesdays Of each month
n' M Cathedral hall. Second ave w. and
Fourth st.
Nicholas Collins. 20 N. 55th ave. W.: Viz. Iis
Pres.. John oMsa5sa; ss;n 61es Go.aeid et St.
W. Fin. ana w. W: % Treas' s Patsicn Icne ely, IL
!s-.% =; Ssa SIS N. 57th aye. w: Med. Exams Me'
raT S II. Payette. silvey Block. Meetinr,,
are held on the first and 3, third Tuesdas,
biinn.
SCOTT COUNTY.
county President-F. i Leonard, Jor,
d'6i 'D6v1.'oe NJ Mconev H. segst at.
Wosian sI,1,v1n s:,,e sgls pIs,aaa p!ains Rec
lns: secij cDijaniel Callahan. Belle PIainee PIaine
lrsas'iE l1sa Exam. DR.. G.. R. Moloney. RaII;
sine Meetings mosnth heia p on ocoe ens first Sun
nay ncaEyn,tv hall. Belle Plaine. "''
'e'" STEVENS COUNTY.
.ountv Presidsnt-M. Mahoney. Mo--,.
SE;vision No. l.. Morris-Div. Pr.
,.mes p +. Lawler. Morris: Vice Pres res;
ya'rI 'maIey. Morris: Rec. Sec, ]. j Hsn,~s
han. Morris: saa Fin. rimoihy Ses;i ND F. Donovan
sao. aas. r.eas.. Thomas F. McCanney MI
r;s:: Mca Exam. DR.. c. e. Game. Mor
rris Meetings are held on the last SIN,
dav Of month in Lime hall. Morris. MINI
STEELE COUNTY.
County President-Geo G. Toher. owa
'oi. Division No l.. owatonna-Div. Pres
Neil Campion: owatonna: Vice Pres.
Clark. Owatonna: Fin. Sec, j. ". SjarE
Owatonna; Ins. Sec. ]. W. Clark. owa
tonna: Treas: John Hogan. Owatonna
Medical Examiner. DR.. Schulze. Meeting,
| day evenings Of month.
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HENNEPIN. PROBATE COURT.
In the Matter of the Estate of William
DeCHa sed
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ITALIANS DROWN
in ALPS TUNNEL
TOOLS PIERCED WALL AND TOR
RENTS OF WATER RUSHED
IN KILLING 25 WoRKMEN.

Berne, Switzerland, July "a. -
There was frightful accident early
today in the Loetschberg tunnel in
the Bernese Alps which resulted in the
death of twenty-five Italian workmen.
The men were drilling inside the tun-
neil Without warning their tools
pierced the wall that separated them
from a subterranean river or lake, the
existence of which was not, known.
The wall gave way with a crash and
a torrent of water and mud rushed
into the tunnel and filled it. All of the
workmen were drowned.
swede Steamers Collide; 20 Drown.
Christiana, Sweden, July "a. The
steamer Bakkelaget, engaged in local
passenger trade, was in a collision
yesterday with the steamer Goteborg
She was cut through amidships and
sank in few minutes. From ten to
twenty of the Bakkelaget's passengers
are believed to have drowned. Twen.
ty-three of them were rescued
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MAN WITH WOMAN ON ROOF.
Sensational Arrest in Peoria of Man
Wanted In oskaIoosa for
Theft of $4,000,

Springfield, ILL.,, July 24.-Noah S.
Winkleman, who is wanted in Oskal-
oosa, Ia, on the charge of stealing
$4,000 from an uncle, was arrested by
Detectives John Golden, and Henry
Bogardus on the roof Of a three-story
building on the west side of the square
abotu 10:30 o'clock last night.
The arrest was made under dra-
matte conditions. Winkleman, who has
been employed in Frank Johnson's
photograph gallery on the west side
Of the square, was discovered by the
officers. who had been shadowing
Winkleman through transon to be in
the photograph gallery with a young
lady Of good repute of this city. Both
were partially undressed. The officers
broke open the door and chased the
couple over the roofs until they cap
tured them. Winkleman admits the
larceny,
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YOUNG TURKS
CONTROL AFFAIRS
cIPER DISPATCH FROM EURO,
PEAN vILAYETT TELLS OF
THEIR VICTORIES.

Belgrade, servia, July 24.-Cipher
dispatches received here from Euro
pean Vilayett, Macedonia, declare that
the young Turks are complete mas
ters of the situation. All the Turkish
authorities have surrendered them
selves into their hands. There is great
rejoicing everywhere.
Uskub Garrison MutInied.
Belgrade, July 24.-The entire gar
mutinied The Albanians are said to
be marching upon the city, although
there is nothing to show whether they
purpose joining the mutiny or at
tempting to quell it.
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CRIPPLE KILLS
WIFE'S LOVER
CHICAGO MAN FIRED FROM HIS
BED WHEN SPOUSE MEETS
WITH ATTACK.

Chicago, July 24-Lying in bed a
helpless cripple bound in a plaster
cast, w. 7. Branitzky, 40 years old,
40O7 Grand boulevard, an architectural
engineer, shot and killed Lucas Slep-
pen, % years old, while the latter was
engaged in savage attack on Bran
itZky's wife
Sleppen received two bullets in the
back. He ran out upon the boulevard
and fell to the sidewalk. He was TAX.
en- into a passing automobile in which
was a party of men and women bound
for the theater. The machine sped
toward the Baptist hospital, Thirty.
fourth street and Rhodes avenue.
Sleppen died before reaching the in.
stitution.
Branitzky declared Sleppen formerly
had tried to make love to Mrs. Eloise
Branitzky,s his wife, and had been
driven from the house.
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WALSH TIckLED AT ELopEMENr
Mining Man Declares son-in-Law the
Finest Young Man in the
Country.

Kansas City, Mo-, July "a. - Thorn
as F. Walsh. father Of Mrs Edward
Mclean, is in Kansas City on his way
to Cincinnati to take part in the Taft
notification exercises. When told of
the wedding Of his daughter, Mr..
Walsh said:
Il am tick1ed to death. knew
they were planning to marry. They
had not. set the day and 1t was to be
long way off. guess they got mar
ried to save me giving my daughter
away at the altar.
Il couldn't do that, you know. Mr..
Mclean is the finest young man in
the country, but hadn't just figured
on giving my daughter to anyone.
They eloped to save me, l guess
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MANY Get into
The BAND WAGON
BRYAN RECEIVES LETTERS PROM
IsING SUPPORT FOR THE
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Lincoln. Neb., July a. William
j. Bryan devoted himself today large
ly to cleaning up some correspond
ence requiring his personal attention,
preparatory to his departure for Chi
cago today. Today's mail brought
several communications which
afforded him much qualification.
Among these were letters from Gov.
ernor Chamberlain of Oregon, Lieut..
Gov. Chanler Of New York and Rep
resentative Bourke Cochran, congrat.
ulating him on his nomination and
pledging active support In behalf of
the Democratic ticket.
No amount Of persuasion can in.
duce Bryan to divulge the names OF
the new chairman or other officers OF
the Democratic national committee.
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HibernIans Work for Union.

Indianapolis, July 24--Action look
ing toward the unification of the Hi
bernians OF Ireland and England was
taken at today's session of the An
cient Order of Hibernians here. The
foreign relations committee reported
in favor of sending two of the most
prominent Irishmen in America
abroad to try and reconcile the vari-
Gus factions in ireland. The report
suggested that Bishop McFaul, OF
Trenton, N. j., and the incoming
president Of the organization be sent
on this mission. A banquet was ten.
dered the delegates at Tomlinson hall
tonight. A letter from Senator Bey-
eridge was read, in which he express.
ed regret that he could not be pres.
eat
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HEARST WRITING
KEYNOTE SPEECH
WILL ARRIVE IN CHICAGO MON
DAY-To BE TEMPORARY
CHAIRMAN.

Chicago, July 24.-Final arrange
ments for the first convention of the
independence party, at Orchestra hall,
Monday and Tuesday, will be made
this evening at the local headquarters.
The arrangements committee will
name William Randolph Hearst as
temporary chairman and w. A. De
Ford, assistant attorney general Of
New York, temporary secretary.
Mr.. Hearst is now on the ocean
writing his keynote speech, which
practically will be declaration of
the principles of the new party. He
will arrive in Chicago Monday morn.
ing.
Mr.. DeF'ord is in Chicago assisting
in preparing for the convention w
D. Casey Of the Thirty-fifth ward, Chi
cago, will be sergeant-at-arms.
The committee in charge of the
preliminaries is composed Of James
B. Drake, secretary of the Federation
of Labor of Alabama; M. III. Howard
twice congressman from the same
state; H. w. Diffenderfer of Oklaho
ma, Max Ihmsen, New York political
manager for Mr.. Hearst; Charles A
Walsh of Iowa, for eight years secre
tary of the Democratic national com
mittee; c. F. S. Neal of Indiana, ant
Dr. Howard s. Taylor of Chicago, city
prosecutor under the Harrison anG
Dunno administrations.
More than 900 delegates, represent
atives from every state in the union
are expected at the gathering. There
will be no representatives from the
territories.
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David. n. Greer is Bishop.

New York, July 24.-The Right
Rev. David H. Greer. who was bishop
coadjutor of New York, until the
death Of Bishop Henry G. Potter last
night at Cooperstown, N. Y, now be-
comes bishop of the Protestant Eps-
copal diocese of New York. Bishop
Greer enters Immediately into the Of
flee of the bishopric, no additional
conservation being necessary.
Bishop Greer is now in London, but
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pes Moines Decomeratie Rally.

Des Moines, July 24.-The opening
democratic campaign rally occurred
here last night and borught out an
unexpectedly large crowd. The speak
ers were Sam Small of Georgia, G. o.
Holly, candidate for congress, Gen.
Jas. B. Weaver, and Hon. Fred z.
White, candidate for governor. None
of the big guns from outside who had
been advertised put in an appearance.
Jerry Sullivan presided.
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viii Extend Present Modus vivendI

Washington, July 24.--To guard
against friction pending the settle
ment before the Hague tribune of the
respective rights of American fisher.
men in Newfoundland waters, the de
partment Of state yesterday reached
an agreement with the British foreign
ONCE for the extension of the present
moduY vivendi of governing the fish
cries to cover the approaching fishing
season.
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Banker Plans sso,oo Home.

Centerville, July 24.-E. C. Bradley,
one of the wealthiest bankers in this
part of the state, will build $4,000
country home here this fall, and the
Elks' club are making plans to have a
$4,000 club house erected before
Thanksgiving. Smith, Wetherell &
Gage OF Des Moines, are working on
plans for the two structures at the
present time. The architects expect
to have plans completed for Mr.. Brad
ley's home within two weeks.
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receiving assistance at the finish
OF the Marathon was upheld.
This makes j. F. Hayes of the
lrish-Amerlca A. c. the winner .
OF the world famous event.
Hayes was later duly awarded Z
first place by the committee.
Second place goes to Hefferon of
South Africa, third to Forshaw,
Missouri, A. c. a.
s* q y 81 ss&s .
London, July "a. Fifty-f1ve run.
ners, representing many nations, toed
the mark for the Marthon race OF
rs miles and 1856 yards which started
at Windsor castle at 2:33 this after
noon. The men were lined up in four
rows close behind one another like
files Of troops. 1t was impossible to
string out the huge field in one line
SO the start was made in this way.
Longboat, the Canadian Indian, led
the field at the start, with the rest
punched close up.
Dorando the Winner.
A great crowd, probably record
gathering, went out to the stadium
this afternoon to witness the finish of
the Marathon. Arrangements for the
control of the crowd were good. The
police, some 1000 of them, scattered
along the course, kept the track clear
At nineteen miles, Hefferon oi
Africa was leading by five minutes.
Dorando of Italy was second The
British champion, Dunkcan, gave UP
just before Ruislip, half the distance.
Dorando, the Italian entry, won the
race.
Americans Protest the Race.
Dorando collapsed 200 yards from
the finish. He struggled to- his feet
and tried to cover the remaining dis.
tance, but was soon down again. He
could not continue. His collapse was
complete and the officials practically
carried him to the finish.
Hayes, American, came in second,
| without any assistance whatever.
The American spectators showed a
great degree of excitement. A protest
has been entered by the Americans
| against the assistance rendered Do.
rando at the finish. Dorando was car
ried from the arena on stretcher
Heffron, South Africa, was third.
Forshaw. Missouri A. c., was fourth.
Americans Are Handicapped.
The first event in the Olympic
games today was the pole event. The
refusal Of the officials to allow the
American vaulters to dig hole for
their pole had been strongly objected
to, but the officials adhered to their
decision and the Americans went In
handicapped by having to jump with
a spiked pole instrument to which
they were not accustomed.
Crowd Balks Foreigners.
None but the Americans qualified
for the final in the 1lO metre hurdle.
They were Shaw (Dartmouth), Smith
son (Multnomah) L. c.; Rand (Har-
vard), Garrels (Chicago).
The foreign competitors, French,
Swedish and American, in the pole
vaulting had an unpleasant time. The
dnruly crowd "bcoed" and tried to
balk them. The police had to be
called to stop this procedure, but
were not very successful.
The final of the two hundred metre
team swimming race was won by the
United Kingdom. Hungary was sec.
ond and America third.
In the finals for the pole vaule, Gil
bert of Yale and Cooke of Cornell
were tied for first and second places,
with 12 feet 2 inches.
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Aged Iona Woman
Hurt When Wheel
Drops From A uto

= . . . -
Mason City, July 24.-Mrs. S.
Wilson, of stanhope, Iowa,
while visiting her son-in-Iaw, o.
x. Dicks druggist at Rockwell,
was seriously hurt In an auto ac-
cident last night. The front
wheel dropped from the ma
chine throwing her and young
boy to the road, breaking Mrs.
Wilson's breas bone and two
ribs. She Is ~ years OF age
and her recovery Us doubtful.
TWO Mason City physicians were
called sthis morning.
h 4 \ Il Il l. 4 Il 4 q 4 a.
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Winfield People Wed.

Mt Pleasant, Ia, July PA quiet
wedding was solemnized yesterday
afternoon at the home of DR.. T. J..
Myers, when Miss Gladys M. Keeper,
of Winfield, was married to Mr.. Le-
roy Hibbet, also of that city. DR.
Myers ofTiciated and there were only
a few relatives and friends present at
the wedding
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Frank G pierce verv m.

Marshalltown, Ia, July 24.-Frank
G. Pierce, secretary Of the League of
Iowa municipalities, ex-mayor and
widely known in political and munich
pal circles throughout the state, is
seriously ill at his home in this city
of pneumonia
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EeAN MAY LEAVE.
Negotiating in Davenport for Lease Of
Grounds--ls Figuring on Next

Davenport, July 24.-Manager Egan
Of the Burlington baseball club, was
In Davenport yesterday inquiring into
the prospects for purchasing the Dav-
export baseball park. He left last night
to join his team at Jacksonville, Ill.
Manager Egan declared he had no in
tention of moving his team to Daven-
port this season, but that his in.
terests in the situation here was in
looking forward to next season.
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Banker CHARGED with Conspiracy.

Hayes, member of the banking firm of
w. ]. Hayes & Son, was placed under
arrest today on a warrant from New
Jersey, charging conspiracy in connec.
tion with g. bond deal. The amount
involved is S105,000