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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27
SrinfgclS uScr 2uGncrbD6nna.

9uffolo, N.,0, 2G. Nilgnlt. -
Phi Der 6obrt oeS bier ein9ctroiiencn
Iampfcrs oNortblano," mclder ans
Chicago fam, meigcrtcn lid) % @ui-
m1rter. Die Mobl5eiten ST ierpiren,
neil cine Au5abl 3oglingc elmer milf
tnrlld)cn Sdule, mcId)e iih inter beil
FnIlagieren beinnoen, ibnen ein
2rllifgelo ucriagt botten. Die Iui-
morter p~crlongten ullter ioldsn I'm.
ltonOcn cine @rboblung ibrcs 9obnes
mo, ais man Oarouf nidt eingeben
molltc, %Itelltclt iie sic a(rbcit Elm. 9,i
Der anfunft mllroen lie bonn 9unocss
WorIdall Gonfling megen Welterei
perboftet; JIG merOcn nnd) Detroit
i~lbergefiibrt mcroen, neil sic angeb-
lid)e Meltcrei in @%en1iiern Midi-
gdIl'S itattgeiltnocn bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27
@ClbCS Weber in Mcrifp.

Ncm Orleans, Ga, &c. Mtg.
- Or. No0U Y. Ibomus, ser @aiiers
Snlpcttor 0c2 NlmocS : @elunobeila-
antics ltno Der Marincboipitol Ser
nnltlln0 iii bier ans Mcrifo cingc,
t%rotIen lnlO bcrid)tct, oob BORT an Der
lhleOcl1cn Nrtcn Oos gclbe Sieber
berrIdt. IS iino obcr, mic CT io0t,
ba9egcn ihon ollie crioroerliheu &pr.
lld,tSmnBrc9clrt 9ctroficn, 10 ooB cine
GinldIeppung Ser &ronfbcit nad) ocE
yer. Stootct niGt 81 bciiird)t'n lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27
gtiiinitatSs Carrie im Snft.

soil Iid) DER brlltulcn WttBballolllllg
icincr frnnfcn @attin ibul0i0 &c.
lnod,t BADEN.
WiO0Ictomn, u. D., 26. 9lln.
- Ser Nidlcr SCr0inono =. Gorlc,
bcfonnt Ourd) Die Grfinoung mo
prnttiiGc N%nncl0unN ser oNifinitp"=
Sbcoric, lpllrOc QcItcrn in icinem IN
Der NGbc bon WDllrnc ~gelcgtnen
Nnllic pcrboItct, neil or iid) nngeblid)
0cS NngriifS inn 5"lucitcn @rnbe gegcll
icirc Satin idrlloig Gcmodt bnt.
Nrou ,Sllc5 @nrrp, cine Sonte ser
Srou Garle, bot Oic Nnflogc crbobcn
nit Scr ScbouptinA BOB Gnrle iid)
Mittc Yli1uit an icincr Grou pergrif-
len babe, II Gage, nod)ocm Tie ibnt
Gin &ino Geidc1ft bottc. Srl mcldcr
@ciic iid Der 9cihulOigtc OIL icincr
6rau pcrgangcn boben ioQ, lit nid)t
bcfonnt 9ciuorbcn.
Ser Sdcriif bcaob iif in cincm
Nutomobil nod Sem Gorrihcn
Soric, pcrboitctc Sen aiinitlcr llto
nobnl i'm in bnS County @cfGngnib
nod @oibel, nit, nod)oen1 Carrie Dor.
ber ben Hidtcr Carpenter oprgciiibrt
moroen NOR unN Dor oicicm iid ituI,
big befonnt bottc. Ser Iid)ter mllb
mongels cigcller rSllriSoiftion in Dem
Sale ocn gltgcihuloigtcn 5lul Ger.
fobrcn Dor Ser @ronb Silrp feitboI.
ten, Sic i'm Sfto6cr 5ltiomnlen fritz.
Gorle le6lttc ob, Die BON i6m gefur.
Ocrtc Siirgi6ait SIT %Ieiiten, inoen er
crtl1rte, or 5icbc Die Sait bis gum
@cginne bes Strofpcriobrens Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27

fa4 onbcin 5ll 9cben. User nit Or
Scitlll,g oe9 OelltI6en Gampogne9ils
reall5 betrultt meroen miro, lit nod
nidlt beitimmt, bod 0ilrfte Die Ont
%idlci0ull0 bCrett3 in Ocn nGdltcn IA.
gen cr9cbclt.
Ser benlofrotiide Notionnl = Gor-
ilbclt0e Ntof miro i'm &oufe oea NOR
giAcn Cages in Dem SuuptQ1tortier,
Nnfimnn Noltie, crmurtet, bod DER
Stauta = &~oriiBcnoe miro crit am
6rcitog BORT cintreifcn. 8Gbreno Oa3
lolt0e Serublcibcn Oc9 Srn. Otad
0ltrd ietllt Gbcil1obmc an Der ont
5lcllcn Fertilization 0cS Srn, &erlt
!cid)t 81 crtlGrcn lit, miro Die gblur-
lcnbeit 0c2 &rn. Corners NIT ben ge-
tern IN 5nblrci6eu 9iItriften i'll ST
ncrn 0c3 Stuutc5 obgcbultcncn Nri-
mGripoblen %cniidulOiQt. 0oB 9r.
Corners Der i'm StootC 81 iitbrcnOcn
Gampn2nc mtmHcbr bic grobt2 Nut=
m%crfiumtcit i6cnfcu miro, gilt al"
tcltimmt.
Sal Scr Curif.
Spt SpringS, So, 26. Nltg. -
ErGii0cntihoit3 Gun0i0nt Snit hiclt
mic0cr mebrert Gonicrcn5cn ob, Die
u6cr onQcblid nid)t bon bcionocrer
Ncocutung lporcl1. llntcr lcinen BE
Iud)cru bcion0 iid Senator hilbert s.
Sopfina bon &uinoiS, Der bon @oib.
inQton funL no CT elmer Sibun9 0ca
Nurrolp2 GonIitc'3 Der &erciniAten
Eorii %Gomuuiiiion bcigcmobnt botte.
Nr. &opfin9 lit &oriibcr 0c2 Inter
Gomite'1, buS iid nit Der Yuflteulna
BON EorillGbcn ulti Support Nrtifcl
ST bciuiiclt bat, Die nit nmCritnni=
i6cn &noultric Gr~5engnilicn cOntltr
rirCn. Scr Scnntor CrflGrtc, Dob or
icin Gomitc in nllcrnGdit2r 3cit 5lt~
lnntmCn bcrltfcll mer0c. Nud leiner
Nnlid)t miro Die I'M @ange bcfin0lid|c
5oriircpiIion sur Nc0u5irlung piclcr
3ollidbc filbrelL lpie olld) 5llr Nufltel-
lung zines Wurimol- ulb Wiinimolta=
rifa, Der cine before @nn0hnbe iiir
&crbonOliunNen nit nnOeren SGnOern
blcten mcroc, ais Der jctiQc 0ingleps
Gorif. Gic Carthage bGlt Sr. Sop.
fms iiir onS mibtigitC Sine Der Gom=
pagnc, Ocrcn Nlta0ang III ieinem Sci
motbitoatc &QilloiS DoS 6cnfbur 0iine
i.igite Hciltltot iiir &rn. Eoit boben
lueroe, lucnn olt6 Ollrd) 0u9 Gorgc.
ben Oe5 Mrbcitcriii6rcrs 8ompcra
monde N(rbcitcritinmcn ouf 9rpon
fallen mogcn.
Sr. Gait tbcilt nit, 0oB @r. Mooe
$. ellis, @enerolompult bon Ohio,
lid) mobrideiuli6 entidlieBeu lueroe,
ocn Eoltcn zines @unoe8 . Siili1.@c.
ncrdlompolts on5unebmcn, ais Nodl-
10laCr Don WtltDll =. Ellr00, DER en-
Nunbepri6teromt in WRinneloto or1ge.
nommcn bot.
itdcod N W tame.
YortIon0, Wie., 26. guguit. -
Trunf $. Nitdcod, Der &orIiBenOc OCS
rcpllblifnniidcn 9totionol . Gomitc'S,
trof bier ollf Gi1loOu1g Oc9 Viitglie-
nca oea Gon1itc'a iiir Wfoine, @ouper-
.nCllr Spill, mo oe5 Goriibenocn be3
Stoot5 Gomite'a, @pron @oltb, cit
mo luobntc elmer &eriommlllnQ Der
Eortcifilbrcr i'm Stoute bel. Sopcit
bic Nationul Eolitif ms SViel
tpnn1t, licgcn feline Misunderstanding
tcitcn Dor unO Dem @ciltd) ma bobcr
feline Qrobc SCOeItlulN 6lliuidreibcn.
Gon cincm Nbitedcr nod &crmont
inh Nr. Nitd)cod ob nl0 rctIte or1
Nbcno nod) Ncp Oorf 5urild.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27

= Die Seppibipeberei ser .Sper-
broof Carpet 60" in 8eit.Ybilaoel'
pbia ging gcitcrn in 5lammen ollf.
Der Gcrluit betr0gt etipa 100000.
Sier 2oihmtdnncr muroen ourh cine
eiritiir5cnoe Walter ucrIett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27
0aite beg a0nigs.
GSmaro scr Sicbcntc cmpfGugt Mini'
tier III Mnricnbnb.

tINJNH N'N"''Nt "Hp 90" i"'l'
mi,,;;,,. a,,umyu.,,
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3nrif nad @aibinston

Gem ErGiibcntcn gcfalt cs i.idyt mcbr
in Gutter San.
&nnn BON bort nlls nidt Sic
critic 8eigc in Der Gonpngne ipiez
len. Gas gSeiBe SallS ioI
beilcr i1on am 20. September iiir
ieinen Gin5ug parnt Iein. - Son
Der GunocSrcgierlmg 9cmnhtt
Gmpfeblun9en sur 9(bGn0crung
0e8 Sarii8. - Abnabme unlertS
N%lllBcnGonOcl3 III ocn erlten iicbcll
Otot0tcn 0e3 lullicuocn ,Sabrca.
- Hoic6uo Ngentltr in Sii0sGu.
tota I'M Nttobcr 5l croiincn.
@oibtngtou, 3. e., 26. 9nl1.
- YrGii0ent Nooicpclt ioQ inn Ne-
griiie icin, ieine Sommcricricn ub5ll-
fiir5cn mo Iriibcr, nl$ uripriinglid)
bcnbli6tigt, BON Outer @up bierbcr
5uriidfchrcn. Gr ldeint 81 cmpiin.
0crL Dab CT picl III iebr in Sen Sim
tcrQrln0 Ncidobcn miro, llllo er be.
trod)tet sic GoitGmnpnQne ood ci-
Qcntlid ais feline Gompo0ge. Gr bot
Ger @ortei ben GonoiOutcn ocgcben,
ou.fQe}lpunQcn, iognr olti Soften lei
ncr cigcncn Eeri0nlidteit, Die, mic cr
Icbr m0bl i~i6cr5ertqt mar, in WtittcI=
arlnhc ser Sitllotion ltono, mo nun
ucbmcn sic Enrtcileitcr c$ tbutiGhIid)
crnit nit icincr Grfl1rung, bob cr
ans Der Folitif DerouS ici. Nitd)coG
mo lcInc politild)en @cbiilfcn bc1c-
ben lid) mobl 5eitmcilig nod SPOT
Springs 5ltm Scrrn Gon0iootcn
Soft, INN nit ibnl 81 conicrircr, o6cr
olrh 0oS MIR icIter1. Scr mirflid)c
Gompn0ncrummcl miro obnc 3utbun
bon Sot Springs, ia icl6it obnc Tor=
luilicn ocS mciitintcrcilirtcn Gambia.
ten orrongirt. ltno GrGli0cnt Mopic-
pclt. miro crit cinmo( gar nid)t &C.
lroNt. NrcilihL cine Gonlcrcil5 bat in
Gutter Ban ltottgcfunOen: Sithcod
luur BORT, nm nit DEM TrGii6cntcn
mo lcitcnocn NclusOorfcr Mepubli-
funcrn irber bic 8ouuerncllr8 -Nomi-
notion 5u re0cn, nnb bicic Sod)e lit
nld) prompt erIcbigt morocn. Snl
llcbriNcn bnben lid Die Saitid)clt
GnmpoQnelciter nidlt unt ben EtGii-
0cntCn bcfiimmert icit Sem Gage, 100
Gon0i0ot Eoit Dem HrGlibcltcn icinc
NnnobncrcOc untcrbreitcte, nm ibnr
81 5ci9cn ooB Sic Hooicpclt.Folitif
oorin Den gcb0rigen, lcitenben Nlob
5ltQcitol6cn befommen babe.
Die frii6crc Hitdfcbr 0ea ErGii0cn-
ten nod @oibington lit cine id)orfe
Wubnnn0 an bic Soit'ldcn Gompog-
ncleitcr, 6ob sic oGooicoclt Eolitif"
nid)t IN Der Snft'idcn Nmnubn1crc0c
ctnNciol5cn 6lcibcn lou, ionocrl nit
Eoltfcn llno 1ronnpctcn i'm 2un0c an,
0allerno proflomlrt pcr0cr mllb,
ionlt 1iCbt'S Srltbrl. Pm Gn0c moht
Der ErGii0cnt dllh ieinc iriibcrc 0ro-
hunN nod mobr, ooB CT bohItpcri0n.
lid alf Sen Stltntp gcbcn ipp0c, nm
@ruon mo sic Genofrotcn 5u Eoo-
rem 81 trci6c,.
gn'S @ciEe Solts lit @ciiun0 cr-
NnllQcL 0ob sic NGrmlidfcitcn irii-
Der ais in ioniti9cn &obrcn fir oic
9enubung bcS ErGiiocntcn 6crcit icilr
miiiicn. G6cocm fnnt ser GrGli6cnt
icltcr Dor scr critcn Sfto6crmohe
ans Outer Ban 5ltriif, mondnlnl
500 CT crit ipGtcr bon Der Spmmcr-
iriiGc ms @ciBe @ouS ein. &cuer
ioQ bic MciiNcn5 ON 20. Scptcmbcr
porat ltcbcn - 10 lit SrOrc crgan,
gen. @err Hnoicbelt mil in @aibinq-
ton icirL ipenn Die Gompognc in Sibe
fpmmt. Gr miu Gin 3ort orcinrcoen
f0n1cll, hiri4ircn, ~mitnlod)en. @oib,
inNton lit 6ofiir cir, bicl b%eiierer Elob,
ais Suffer 9op. Ga fam CT 2cllte
lcidJter binbcfchlcn.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-17
Court OF Errors
UphOlds the
Decision.
CLOSE OF CASE
Justice Reed Says the Water
Board Should Have Con-
demned the Land Rather
Than Pay Such Exhor-
bitant Price.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Trenton, Nov. 17:-The decision
of the New Jersey supreme court
setting aside a resolution of the
Board of Water Com missioners OF
Perth Amboy for the purchase OF
32 ~ acres of land for $15,500 from
Asbury and James Fountain, has
just been upheld by the Court OF
Errors and Appeals. The water
board passed the resolution for the
purchase of the land, and the SUI
preme court found the tract was not
worth more than $1,000. The court
below set the resolution aside be-
cause the price was unreasonable
and because the water board should
have resorted to its power to con-
denim the land instead of paying the
exorbitant price of $15,500.
The syllabus of the errors court
opinion is as follows:
Held: there being evidence tc
support the finding of the fact by the
supreme court, that finding will not
be reviewed by this court,
Held: that the power to condemn
this land existed"
The Opinion In Full.
The opinion in full, with the au-
thorities quoted eliminated, Is as fol-
lows:
'This writ brings up judgment
of the supreme court setting aside a
resolution of the Board of Water
Commissioners of the city of Perth
Amboy for the purchase of 32 "
acres of land for the sum of 800
The supreme court held that the tes-
timony showed that the price was
unreasonable, as 1t could not have
been reasonably apprehended that
the fair market value of the tract
was more than $1,000. There was
abundant testimony to support this
finding, and the supreme court hav-
Ing so found as matter of fact
this court will not review 1t.
Unreasonable Exercise of Power.
"The supreme court also observed
that upon the board was conferred
the power of condemnation to meet
such situation, and that the failure
of the board to have recourse to con-
demnation proceedings in view oil
the excessive purchase price demand
ed was an unreasonable and IMPROVE
dent exercise of the power conferred
upon the board
"The counsel for the plaintiff in
error denies that this power to con-
demn existed. He insists that the
power to condemn contained in the
act of 1876, TO enable cities to sup
ply the inhabitants thereof with
pure and wholesome water could
not be employed by Perth Amboy be-
cause 1t was supplying water to
South Amboy while the power to
condemn was only conferred for the
purpose of supplying the inhabitants
residing within the corporate limits
OF the condemning city. But the
purpose for which the power to pur-
chase and condemn was conferred
could be enlarged by subsequent
statutes, and was so enlarged by the
acts p. L. 1885, page 267, and 1885,
page 272.
Continued on page ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-17
RED MEMS
FAIR OPENS
Second Annual BaZar of Pc
Ambo Tribe and Degree of
Pocahontas as Begins.
IN WASHINGTON HALL
Farce, Singing, Dancing and
Decorated Booths, Fea-
lures of Weeks Event.
In WASHINGTON HALL

The second annual fair of Pc Am
bo Tribe No. So, Red Men, and Mo-
hawk Council No. 36, Degree of Po-
cahontas, commenced last night in
Washington hall amid much splen-
dor. The opening was huge sue
cess and there is every indication
that the many attractions which
adorn the interior of Washington
hall will be literally patronized
throughout the week.
The booths were arranged along
each side of the wall. They were
trimmed with flags and bunting. On
the westerly side of the hall, near the
entrance, stood the candy and sweet
meat~department, in charge of which
was Mrs. Hans Greisen. Adjoining
the candy department was the fancy
booth, in charge of Miss Catherine
Anderson and Mrs. j. j. Flynn. These
ladies also supervised the grocery de-
partment, which adjoined the fancy
booth. Next to the grocery booth
and near the stage was department
that sold and gave iway by contest
anything from an onion to a pig. An
excellent variety of vegetables and
small live stock was to be had there.
Oh It1O CeCISlAJ olQC Vi CAC Ieill
and near the stage was arranged a
long booth, behind which was Mrs.
May Gilman, who disposed of line
of miscellaneous. articles, ranging
from embroidered articles to crock
cry ware and lamps. Adjoining Mrs.
Gilman's department was a similar
booth, which displayed crockery and
| glassware, pictures and the like. This
was in charge of Mrs. Elizabeth
Thomas and Mrs. Jennie Gray. On
the same side of the hall and near
the entrance was a fish pond and grab
bag department. Mrs. Catherine
Hackett presided over the fish pond
and Mrs. May Dingler managed the
grab bag.
In the balcony of the hall there
were tables, at which refreshments
were served. In charge of that de-
partment were Mrs. August Nilsson,
Mrs. Catherine Leitner and Mrs. Mary
lLund.
| Features last night were farce,
Are You Red MANI" and the sing
ling of Thomas Lucas, together with
dancing to the strains of music fur
nished by Pryne and Peterson.
/ New features will be added and
other ladies will help at the various
departments tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-17
MAKE APPEAL FOR HELP
Old Clothing and Furniture Needed
For I6 Families Burned Out.

In the fire which destroyed a big
tenement house, along with other
buildings, in Hail avenue last Fri
day night sixteen families were made
homeless. They were awakened from
their sleep with the flames all about
them. They barely had a chance to
escape with their lives. Not a thing
was saved. Clothing, furniture-all
their worldly possession went up In
smoke.
These people need help. They
have made many appeals to the Citi-
zens' Relief Committee. Their con-
dition is desperate, but the commit
tee is powerless to aid unless the
people of the city assist.
Old clothes for men, women and
children are needed the most. Many
of these people cannot leave the
houses of their friends, where they
found shelter when driven from their
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-17
DYNAMITE LEFT AT A
STORE CAUSES SCARE
Grocer About TO Strike Box a Blow
With Axe When He Discovered
Its Contents Of Sticks.
MAN GAVE IT TO CLEMENS GIRL

There came near being an explo-
sion of dynamite in the vicinity of
the city hospital last night. Had it
occurred, it might have wrecked that
institution and nearly every house in
the neighborhood and caused a Sc
we're loss Of life.
Michael Clemens, proprietor of a
grocery store at New Brunswick ave-
nue. and Baker place, shortly after
o'clock last night went out to a shed
in the rear Of his store to break up
some boxes for fire wood.
He picked up heavy axe and, hit
ting one of the boxes, knocked a
board loose. AS he tried to move the
box so that he could break it up more
easily, he noticed that it seemed to be
filled with something heavy and,
looking inside, he discovered twen-
ty pounds of stick dynamite.
Taking it carefully into his store,
he notified the police and Detective
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-17
WOULD PAY THE
MAYOR $1,000
Ordinance Given First Read
ing Fixing Annual Salary
Still Open To Amendment.
Mr.. vOORHEES'STATEMENT

At last nights council meeting an
ordinance was introduced and given
its first reading to fix the salary of
the mayor at $1,S00 per annum, to
be paid monthly. like the other sal
aries of city officers
After the ordinance had been read
Mr.. Voorhees,, the alderman-at-large
made brief statement In which he
said that the salary would not nee
essarily be $500, as the measure is
still open to amendment on second
reading. There has not been entire
harmony In the council as to the
amount, the figures favored varying
from $1,000 or $1,000 to that stated
above.
Attached to the ordinance was the
signature of Alderman Garland. The
salary is to be paid out of moneys not
otherwise appropriated, until other
provision is made for it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-17
TWO CUNNERS
UNDER ARREST

Two young men from this city,
about twenty years of age, were ar
rested yesterday for cunning in
Woodbridge township, because there
was a layer of snow on the ground.
They were nabbed by Deputy War
den Ray Thompson and placed in the
town lookup.
They were soon afterward released
on 500 bail each, to appear for a
hearing before Justice of the Peace
Dunn tonight.
The father of one of the youths
went his bail. while Mr.. Boynton, OF
Boynton G Chalmers, appeared as
surety for George Kwasnofski.
According to a preliminary hear
ing held yesterday, there is quite q
question as to whether the snow yes
terday was tracking snow" The
law prohibits cunning when there is
tracking snow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-17

Long made an investigation. The de-
tective learned from Mr.. Clemens
little daughter that man had
brought the explosive there in the af-
ternoon and, putting it in the shed,
had told her to tell her father about
it.
The little girl forgot about it. Mr..
Clemens regards it as miraculous
that the dynamite did not explode
when ne hit the box a heavy blow
with theeaxe.
BY further questioning Detective
Loug obtained a good description of
the man from the daughter and later
had reason to believe that the guilty
party lives at Kennedale Park. The
police think that the dynamite, which
was Of so per cent. quality, was stol-
en- from a clay bank
The dynamite was kept in the gro
Gerry store over night and was re-
moved to the police station this
morning by Detective Long.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-17

own homes, because they have moth
Ing to wear. Others are wearing
things they have borrowed from peo-
pie who are little better off than
they themselves.
There is also a need for furniture.
Tables, chairs, beds, dishes-any-
thing that goes to make home can
be used. These sixteen families are
absolutely destitute.
The Citizens Relief Committee
will hold special meeting tomorrow
night at City Hall. In the m eantime
anyone having anything to donate to
this cause can leave 1t with the jani-
tor of the city hall and It will be
taken in charge by the relief commit
tee. No matter how small the dona-
ton may be, send it, The assistance
of everyone is desired in providing
for these unfortunate people who
were completely burned out in the
fire last Friday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-17
BANK CLOSED AND
CASHIER ARRESTED

Special BY United Press Wire
Monticello, KY, Nov. 1.-THE
Citizens National Bank has been
closed, its cashier. Charles w. Nc
Connaghy, arrested and a search in
stituted for Assistant Cashier Win
frey. The shortage is estimated at
$4,000.