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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-09-30

y. aoulludu, ASH anu LuQ on DOa
under months old. Red Duroc.
Geo. Binnell. 1st on aged boar
Duroc.
c. Chase. LIST and End on boa
under months, Poland China.
C. Chase. 1st on boar over
months. Poland China.
C. H. Lcrensen, LIST and End Oh
boars under months old, POLAND
China.
H. Messenbrink, End on boar
months old; LIST on aged boar.
Sheep.
j. B. Glassburner, LIST on buck
year DID, LIST on eve year old. Ok.
ford; LIST on buck under l year old
Oxford; End on eve l year old, Ok
ford.
B. Brodersen, st on eve, shrop.
shire.
Art Eggers. LIST on Shropshir.
buck; 1st on Mereno eve.
Ola Fox. End of eve; LIST or
lamb, OXfords.
Grain and Vegetable.
w. Stahler, LIST on potatoes,
Red River, Ohios.
| F. C. Buss. LIST on oats, Early
Champion.
Joe Kepford. LIST on spring wheat.
c. Trip. LIST on sweet corn.
c. Trip, LIST on pop corn.
Mrs. w. Eggres, LIST on pumpkin.
j. H. Orr, End on onions; LIST on
tomatoes; LIST on beets.
Bensen Smith. End on wheat.
Sol Miller, LIST on potatoes.
c. Chase. End on potatoes.
w. Stahler. 1st on IL ears Yellow
corn.
Chris Brink. End on potatoes.
T. Witt, 2nd OH IL ears White
corn.
Mrs. J. ,Reiser, LIST on Sweet corn.
Mrs. W. Mari. LIST on carrots !;
End on parsnips.
Mrs. j. Meeves, 2nd on squash.
Arch Wright. End on pop corn.
F. G. Buss, 2nd on winter wheat.
w. F. Meyers, End on carrots;
End on Yellow corn.
w. F. Meyers, LIST of musk melons.
MIR. Sievers, LIST On barley; End
on spring wheat.
Marcus Christensen, End on cab
bage; End on carrots.
F. Binnall, LIST on fall wheat.
Mrs. Sam Fox, LIST on squash.
G. Tranter, LIST on timothy seed.
Mrs. j. Meeves, End on potatoes.
S. G. Van Vleet. LIST on cabbage;
LIST on onions; LIST on parsnips.
j. Tarnter., LIST on rye.
Joe Ahart, LIST on White corn.
Alfred Binnell, LIST on water mel
Ions.
Sam Fox. End on apples.
Ed. Riddle. LIST on peaches.
John Eggers. LIST ON pears; End on
grapes.
G. McCord, LIST on apples.
Jake Kepford. LIST on best plate
apples; LIST on plums.
Jake Kepford. End on best display
fruit.
F. Binnell, ST., End on peaches.
Geo. Rannalls, LIST on crabs.
F. Switzer, LIST best display.
F. Switzer. End on apples.
+. Binnell, lst on grapes.
Plants.
Mrs. Mary Graw. lat on Gerani
ums.
Mrs. Waldo Talcott. LIST on fern.
w. E. Fishell, LIST of flowers.
Kitchen and Pantry.
Mrs. Mary Graul. LIST display jellies
LIST individual jellies.
Mrs. Geo. Rannells, LIST on spiced
fruit.
Mrs. F. Downs. End on display
/ .eliies.
Mrs. Bensen Smith, LIST IN layer
cake.
Mrs. Beffers, LIST on yeast biscuit;
LIST on chocolate cake.
Luther McCord. End on cucumber
pickles; End crab jelly.
Luther McCord. End on light bis
cult.
Mrs. j. Keiser. End on jar fruit.
Mrs. Vim. MARI. 1st graham bread.
Mrs. Geo. Binna,l, 1s5 on apple
pie: End on raisen pie.
Mrs. Jake Kepford. LIST on display
canned fruit.
Mrs. Jake Kepford, LIST on pre-
serves.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-11
I Treat You Free

Free, positively free, a $1.00 box of Kellogg's Safe Fat Reducer, to every sufferer from fat, just to prove that u actually reduces you to normal, does it safely and builds up your health at 4he same time. I want to send you without cent of expense on your part l4his s1 OO package of what am free to Icall a really wonderful fat reducer.
 My treatment is prepared scientific ally. It does not stop or hinder diges- lion: on the contrary, it promotes prop CT digestion, assimilation of food, which 99 fat people in hundred haven't got, and that's why they are fat.
 will tell you why you are fat if you will send for this free package of my treatment. I can tell you good many things about your fat which you proba- bly never knew about and ought to know.
 When ! tell you here what my treat ment can do speak from hard-shelled experience, not from my own but from experience of others who have tried almost everything from starvation to violent exercise and drugs and have failed until they tried and used my treatment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-11
"Ohio's Fat Boy In 70
 Days Loses 189 Lbs

Prof. F. J. Kellogg. My Dear Sir:
 Your Safe Fat Reducer is all and more than you ever claimed for it. My weight today, after ten weeks treat ment, is 285 pounds loss of 1S9 pounds, as weighed 474 pounds when I began with the Safe Fat Reducer. never felt so well before, not even in 1896, when was in hard training as professional bicyclist and riding part ner of Baby Bliss. The reduction has been natural and gradual, and has at no time interfered with my regular daily duties or caused me the slightest in- conveniences ill any way. The action of my heart is strong and regular, and l have got rid of that 'smothered up
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-11
Loses 62 Pounds.
 Thanks God For It

Further Proof of Wonderful Strength
 Giving Effects of kellogg's Treat
 ment.
 Mrs. s. E. Carter of Tracy, Ky, lost 62 pounds of flesh and says she thanks God for the great blessing the treat ment brought her.
 "I feel better than at any time in IS years" she writes. My weight at this time is 14S pounds.
 Very soon l began to feel beyond all doubt that I was really losing as fast as was best. I weighed at con- mencement 210 pounds, as you can well see by my photo.
 q shall ever be grateful to you ana thankful to God that I found the right remedy on first trial.
 You can use my name when you want to. Anyone that wants to hear what I have to say in regard to such a great blessing will please write me and will answer all letters."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-11
Cure Prominent Nurse
 Of Terrible Fat

Clara Elizabeth Doolittle, nurse for l over 15 years in Americas best hospi- tals, including New York city and ho- meopathlc hospitals of New York, praises the Kellogg Safe Fat Reducer.
 When I commenced treatment with Safe Fat Reducer I weighed 200 pounds, my chest measure was 42 inches, waist measure 32 inches and hips AS inches.
 For four months have been losing in weight constantly and naturally and with no i'll effects, and am feeling much better
 To-day I weigh 14S pounds. My chest measure is 37 inches, waist meas ure 27 inches and hips 40 inches.
 T cannot speak too highly of Mir Kellogg and the great work he is do- ing for fat-burdened humanity" Clara Elizabeth Doolittle, Box GA, Tekonsha, Mich.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-11
1011a Pounds Gone

The remarkable case of Miss Artie Adams of Shelby, Ohio, is illustrated in her own words:
 When I look back to the time be- fore I took your wonderful obesity cure I do not see how I stood it. My weight is now 1631a pounds, and l have lost just 1O11a pounds. I can hardly be- lieve that there has been such differ ence in my feelings and appearance. But oh! how thankful I am that l found a cure for my awful burden of fat, in Kellogg's Safe Fat Reducer. can hardly realize that 1 weigh now only 163 1h pounds. You can use my letter as a testimonial if you wish"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-11
Loses 83 Pounds
 In 90 Days

Mrs. Etta Hamerick, 230 Fischer ave- nue, Detroit, writes q have just fin ished the seven weeks treatment of your Safe Fat Reducer, and must say that it is one of the most wonderful treatments I have ever seen or heard of. It has simply made me into new woman. I have lost in weighr S3 pounds in three months. My health is in every way improved. You can refer any one to me-"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-11
Doctor Recommends It

To show you what physicians them. selves have to say about Kellogg's Safe Fat Reducer, here is a letter from Mrs F. r. Bean, M. D., of Monet. Mo"
 Prof. F. J. Kellogg:-I think your Safe Fat Reducer will do all you claim for it and even more. When I bega,, taking it l weighed 1922 pounds. I took one month and half of trea,- ment, and I now weigh 150 and feel so much better. I have recommended your treatment to several of my ps- tients and find the same good results in every case. I never felt better tnan when was using the food Yours truly, Mrs. E. P. Bean, M. D., Monet, Mo-"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-11
Lost 30 Pounds In 30 Days

MT. R. J. Richardson of Bolckow, Mo-, writes:
 T have already taken two months treatment. l never fail to recommend your treatment to any fat person see, for it surely does the work I got a months treatment and I lost just 30 pounds in 30 days"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-11
Positive Proof Pictures The Above From Life Show the Remarkable
 o Means O Keuoggs Safe Fat Reducer

I feeling which bothers all excessively fat people. My breathing is easy and feel strong and active, and lighter on
 my feet than have been for years. Please send me another supply or your Safe Fat Reducer, as I am about out
 Very truly yours, J. H. Bechel, Jr., GOT Cedar street, Canton, Ohio."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-11
Leaves No Wrinkles

You should have no fear, after being reduced by Kellogg's Safe Fat Re- ducer, that your loss of weight will re- suit in wrinkles, as is usually the case with so many treatments used for flesh reduction.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-11
How Much Flesh
 Should You Lose
What the Well-Formed Man or Woman
 Should Weigh.

The following are the correct height and weight of a well-formed man. A woman's weight will be generally about pounds less than the following figures
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-11

A ladys waist should be two-fifths of her height.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
VETERINARY SURGEON

J. A. HILL. NJ. d. O., graduate Chicago yeteri-
nary College, veterinary surgeon and dentist;
all domestic animals treated. Residence and
hospital 1916 Oak ST., Alameda; phone Ala
media 208.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
LEGAL NOTICES


THE following children were received intc the
Mount St Joseph's Infant Orphan Asylum dur
ing the 3 months ending March 81, 1908: lisa.
bella Hicks years; Edelyina Gracis. 2; An
thony sylvia, s. Charlie Silva, 8; Louis sylvia
s; Teresa Mahoney. q Lloyd Elliott 3; Thomas
ii. Fee, g. James E. Fee, 4 James Woods, i;
Annie MeKenni a Mary McKenni 3; Elsie
Carrigan,i 8; Eva Csrrigan. 4; Bernard Carri-
gan. q. Roy Carrigsn, 8 months; Josie ISABELLA,
8; Henry Sartoris. 8; Marie Sartoris, 4; Jennie
Silva 1; Willie Quelrolo, .; Catherine Har-
rington, weeks: Viola Bocca, A Mildred
Bocca % Annie verduci g. Mary Verduc 4;
Rosie verduci. 3: Charlie Stitch. 8: Marie Bon
hglio, 4: Isabella Bonhglio, 2; Alfred Perozza.
.: Henry Joyce 3: William Joyce. 8 Jesus
Martinez A: Joseph Ferriter, :: Willie Fer
ritter. 6; Leo Ferriter, f. SISTER MARY
GAME, Superior
NOTICE 10 Creditors-AI outstanding bills
against the restaurant known as Dicks Waffle
House. 713 Howard ST., must be presented and
paid on or before Thursday, April 8. 1908.
+. NJ HILL.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04

SPECIAL day for bargains In furniture n.
SCHELLHAAS 18th st. cor. store. Oakland.
FOR sale-Furniture pay you to see a.
SCHELLHAAS, 406 18th st.. Oakland.
NEW antique and second hand furniture at
ELLIS 1917 Park ST., Alameda.
MONEY WANTED
WE have the following applications for loans on
improved real estate; viii give first mortgage
and pay per cent interest and all taxes:
No rms. Size lot yalue
$500 ............. 5oxl10..... 81. 700
81 .25o ....-........ 5 60x140. 3, 800
81, 400 .........-...15 30x140- $500
KEYSTONE LAND CO., $50 lstA 4.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
PERSONALS

PERSONALS
LADIES, you'll smile If you get your old hats
dyed, pressed cleaned and remodeed at
BAILEY'S, III 18th st; phone Vernon 1872.
THE Oakland branch of The Call is at 46S
Eleventh ST. Broadway. Phones Sunset
Oakland 1883, Home A2375.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
ReoMs TO LET-oakInua-Copt'd

18TH st. S62. Oakland-Nice frrnisaed fof
or gentlemen. 81 per week; or FOR
light house Keeping. $50 per mORths private
family: near Key Route aud cars.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
QAHEANle EER{kEE{f z5k AHE
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS

{P-FONshkND CEFpE QTB cAhl 4o8 Il 81
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04

PINE st., 1854. near Fillmore newly fur
nsbed sunny rooms; bath. gas and phone; also
house keeping.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
RLATs no LET-Alsmeda

3 MODERN. new fats for rent and rooms;
best ocstion Apply owner. i39 santa CIsrs
az. bet 7th and sth SITS.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04

CONTINUATION of furniture sale by H. Schell-
haas 40S 11fh ST. corner Franklin. Oakland; /;
no waiting: no loss of time: men who will be
pleased TO see and wait upon you: Ike Mendel
a. Rhode T. r. Chope; w II. Ahern, who has
charge of an army of men in finishing and de-
livering promptly at your demand. Attend the
sale this week, a.. m to 5 p. m.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
FLATS TO LET-BerkeIey

GRANT ST. 1888 North Berkelsy-A nne
room upper hat bathroom and laundry: nne
view OF the bay aud Golden gate; separate
fenced yard house almost new Inquire at the
nat between 8 and o'clock. sunday excepted;
rent $50; 81. 80 extra for water.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
FLATs no LET-oakIana-Furni.hea

SEE large. up to date list Of houses and
fats; obligation to buy goods. John Brsu-
ner Co. 18th and Franklin, Oaklands iarg-
est furniture store.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
WANT ADS.
OAKLAND ALAMEDA BERKELEY fRUITyAlf

MATRIMONIAL
desiring to marry, call address
MRS, E. BROWN, 1852 sth st. Details 25c.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-04
ROOMS TO LEr-continued

oFARRELL ST.. 1856. NJ. Gough-Nicely fur
wished large front; running water. private fam
ily baths etc. suitable for 2
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-21

to the return of the verdict of guilty,
and that was in regard to Judge Lam
dis ruling on the evidence and his
charge to the jury in reference to
ignorance on the part OF the stand
ard OIL Company of the lawful rate
as defense.
The opinion OF the appellate court
SAYS that judge Lands refused to ad'
mit evidence ON tho claim of .Snof-
ance, whereas the record proceedings
of the lower court shows that such
evidence was admitted. This is re-
garded as vital point.
If, with the evidence introduced
in the trial before Judge Lands, il
can be held that the defendant did
not have guilty knowledge of its
own acts, then successful prosecu-
ton of similar cases is regarded as
impossible, and all the years of legis-
lation designed to correct the~rebate
abuses would have to be repealed.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-21
A ROYAL WELCOME.
FOR AMERICAN
SAILORS
Hhole City Of Sydney Huuinaf-
cd and Decorated in a Most
WonderfM Manner
[By Associated Press |

Sydney, y. S. w. Aug. 21.-Fol-
lowing the official landing of the
American visitors today and their pub
lie reception by the state and COM
monwealth authorities, the harbor
and shipping are brilliantly illuminat-
ed this evening.
Governor Sir Harry Rawson gave
the official dinner in honor of the
American officers, and the common
wealth government entertained the
officers, sailors and marines at thea
ter parties and other places of amuse-
ment.
The illuminations are most strik-
ing. All the public buildings are out
lined with numberless lights and pri-
vate buildings We'd with the munici-
pal Offices in the brilliancy of their
decorations, while the American bat
tleships in the harbor did their full
share, being literally covered with
lights, while flashing searchlights
threw vivid streamers of brilliancy in
every direction.
The gorgeous spectacle was viewed
by vast crowds that filed the streets
of Sydney until late hour tonight
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-21
A BOYS ,,.;s,.s. s,.s ......lvOD III.
( LS0''s'., =, INFLAMES
SPRINGFIELD
Report That Boy Had Been Shot
By Negroes Set the People
mia dgain
[By Associated Press. ]


Sprin gfield. FL. Aug. Spring
field was infamed last night by re-
port that Rolla Keyes. a 17-year-old
boy who testified before the special
jury when that body indicted George
Richardson for an alleged assault up
on Mrs. Mabel Hallam, had been shot
by friends of the accused negro.
Before the rumor had time to
spread far. however, it was learned
that the shooting was accidental, and
that the wound had been inflicted by
a bullet from a revolver belonging
to a companion of Keyes.
The boy is so seriously injured that
he may not recover.
According to the story first told
by Keyes' companions (Harold Nc
Laughlin, "A years old, and Chester
Brown, 1G years ODD the bullet
struck Keyes while he was fishing in
the Sangamon river near the city
water works, 3 miles northeast of
here. They asserted that they hal
left him few moments and that
when they returned they found him
wounded.
This was the version which was
posted up on the newspaper bulletin
boards about the city. Instantly big
crowds began &c collect. and the eX-
citement was increased when the po-
lice ordered the removal of the no.
tice. The act was interpreted as an
act to conceal the true facts so as to
minimize the possibility of renewal
of the local race war.
When the fresh bulletins appeared
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-21

AID Chicago SIN plea
Although not specifically so stated
in the petition it was agreed by the
counsel for the government, in their
conference at LenoX Mass, follow
ing the reversal by the appellate
court of Judge Landis' famous decis-
ion, that, If the Interpretation of the
law given by Justices Grosscup, Sea-
man and Baker was allowed to stand,
the successful prosecution of the re-
bate cases against the corporations
would be impossible in the future.
They We're a unit in expressing the
opinion that the reforms in rebate
matters brought about hy the Roose-
welt administration would represent
just so much waste of time unless the
upper court can be convinced that it
was in error in its construction of
the law.
The petition states that the rulings
of the trial court are criticised by the
appellate court on but one point up
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-21
REVOLUTIONISTS IN RUSSIA I1EARILESSLY SLAY
MEN, WOMEN AND IIILDREN OF JEWISH
FAMILY.-VISIT HOSPITAL TO FINISH
THEIR WORK
(By Associated Press. J

ST. Petersburg, Aug. 2I--News has reached this city
of the terrible vengeance taken by the evouonsts of
Ymrevka in Yekaerinosav province upon Jewish family
named Edelsten who accused of giving information
went to the Edelstein house last night threw bombs
through window and opened fire the members of the
family as they rushed from the building The mother,
inIaw and grandsons severely wounded. The
revoutonss then retired and help summoned and in
the course of couple of hours the victims who still
alive conveyed hospital. Not satisfied with their
vengeance the revolutonists, forty fifty in all,
marched upon the hospital overpowered the and
guards and shot death the mother and after which
they made their escape.
The crime is one of the most dabocal that has
Cured in Russia in years he murder of the Jewish family
has of excitement that is sweeping the
whole empire. 1t is hardly probable that the members of
the band of revolutionists will be apprehended.
The Jewish family had incurred the ii will of the
revoutonss time but whether the family had ever
been warned of the impending danger is not known
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-21
HE WILL SUE THE
MINERS MAGAZINE
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

Ouray, Colo, Aug. 21.-Letters
received here from Gaylord Wiltshire
of New York indicate that he is about
to enter suit for 5000 damages
against the Miners Magazine, the Of
fetal organ of the Western Fedora
tion of Miners.
The suit is based on the publica-
tion by the magazine of an article
designating the Bishop Creek mine
of California. in which Wiltshire is
interested, as a wild cat proposition,
and that wiltshire. as a socialist edi-
tor, has been exploiting the property
in connection with his socialist doc
trine at the cost of his socialist
friends to whom he has sold thou
sands of dollars worth of stocks that
are alleged to be utterly worthless.
Randall. a member of the execu-
tive board of the Western Federation
of Miners, is the man named as hav-
ing made an examination Of the prop
erty and exposed its worthlessness.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-21
GREAT EMANCIPAT0R"
AND "THE LITTLE GIANT
TBy Associated press. ]

Chicago. Aug. 21.-The semi-cen-
tennal of the great debate between
Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A.
Douglas is being celebrated at Otta-
wa, H., today on the spot where the
great emancipator" and little gil
ant" stood during their argument of
so years ago.
In commemoration of the event a
unique monument, marking the spot
in Washington park. was unveiled by
the Illinois chapter of the Daughters
of the Revolution. A .24-ton boulder
was placed on a concrete base in the
park. the boulder being appropriately
inscribed.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-21
ADLAI STEVENSON
EXPECTING VICTORY
TeHerabie Statesman Declares
There is a Return Of he
Democratic Spirit
TBy Associated Press. !


+ Chicago, Aug. 81. - Last
+ night in an address at bril-
j. liant banquet rendered him by
+ the Iroquois Club, former Vice
I. President Adlai E. Stevenson,
+ democratic candidate for COVER
+ nor of Illinois, said
l. ''It looks like a return of the
+ democratic spirit of 1892 when
I. Cleveland was elected. Every
+ where | have spoken / have
I. found democrats formerly an
+ tagonistic to Mr.. Bryan with
+ him now. and they tell me they
+ will support me also.
+ 1T is astonishing the assur-
+ ances of support | have received
!. from republicans, who declare
+ that they believe the time has
+ come for a change.
+ ''If we put our shoulders to
j. the wheel, we can bring about
+ great democratic victory in
+ November
i. i. + j. /. i i. !. I. 1. i. i. !. +
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-21
TOMORROW HE REACHES CHICAGO FOR CONFER
FERENCE WITH DEMOCRATIC AND LABOR
LEADERS.-NEXT TUESDAY HE VISITS
JOHN W. KERN
(By Associated Press. J

Chicago Aug. 2I.-Wlliam ]. Bryan will arrive in
this city begin conference with Democratic
leaders and labor union officials which may have inn
portant bearing the campaign. Today Mr. Bryan will
speak in Dcs Moines
During his three days stay in Chicago, MIR. Bryan will
and confer with Chairman Mack and other campaign
managers The conference of national and international
union leaders, affiliated with the American Federation of
Labor has been called for the time and Mr. Bryan
will doubtless meet the labor officials
From this city Mr.. Bryan will go Indianapolis,
where he viii attend the Kern notification ceremonies,
scheduled for Tuesday. Upon that OCCASION the Nebras
kan will deal' with the
On the way back Lincoln from indianapolis, Mr..
Bryan will stop Topeka next Thursday and will deliver
address support of the plank the Denver platform
declaring for federal and guarantee of bank deposits
Among other speeches arranged for by MIR. Bryan
those the tariff the Minnesota state fair August
labor Chicago September " and The State and
Nation Peoria, September
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-21
MILITARY IS DONE
IBy Associated Press.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL. AUG. 21.-
MILITARY RULE CEASED IN THIS
CITY TODAY, THE MILITARY
FORCE BEING REDUCED TO ONE
REGIMENT AND THE TASK OF
PRESERVING ORDER BEING
TURNED OVER TO THE CIVIL AU-
THORITIfIS.
NO DISTURBANCES HAVE BEEN
REPORTED SINCE YESTERDAY.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-21
OUR BOYS WINNING

AT 4:15 T.. NJ, AT THE END OF
THE THIRD INNING IN THE GAME
BETWEEN GRAND JUNCTION
AND THE DIME BOYS, THE
SCORE STOOD TO o IN FAVOR
OF GRAND JUNCTION.
TONER is PITCHING FOR THE
LOCAL TEAM.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-21
THE Y. M. c. A. AWARDS
$4,000 CONTRACT TODAY

4 Mcns
b the Y. O.. n
a
Tn bid
TIterew thceo ler of heating
been ask
The hea dpIum in y. NJ. C.
be q and
plumbing
be
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-21

however, and the true story of the
affair became generally known, the
excitement gradually subsided.
Parental influence caused Nc
Laughlin and Brown to confess the
facts.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-21
HUGHES THEIR ONLY HOPE
(By Associated Press. }

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tsomfene nhpa tSagmoeII dy
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Th utky will petonayp ei the dppt to C
MIR MrI aNeYo Of nd
leaders o GnoIu ugh@ sotbc cee to ga
heway In m hpit lme predicting at tt i b present