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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-01-02

For all kinds of good coal go
to the West Elevator. 14tf
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-01-02

Another shipment OF couches
just received direct from factory
at konkel's.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-01-02

Let us be your printer. The
good kind of printing only.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-01-02

Money to loan on choice farms,
w. b. EASTMAN.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-01-02
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Drs. Farnsworth & Beck -
Dentists.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-05
El SUCES0 De AVER.
FuerOn SuS prOtagOnistaS ell mucha-
chO CarabaII0 y un hermanO con
tinontal.

FL Emerica7o Hrusy M. Dhond, ayer
RTm6 un eBC6ndSlo sStropeando 4 un mu-
Chacho tres poDicfRB inBulorss.
He aquf loB h0Choa.
FEauCi8co CsrRbsIlo, m 4chRcho vonda'
dog de duIcsE, 80 0oupsbR en vendOr sBtoU
eu 10 Marina el americana HFuay NJ
Dhond, ls compr6 uno, 30 10 comic 10
10 quisO psgsr.
CaTabRllo oobr6 81 duIcs 81 americana =
este 10 Coii6 entoncsB poE 81 cusIlo y 10
deVrib6.
So IsvRnts o. muohNcho y con una pie,
drR qua tir8 hierO On 10 cAbe8a ell Mr..
Dhond, iDtOEvini0ndo Loo guGFdiaa CAST
llo, OsbHlleFo y Rodriguez, que condujSFon
81 muChacho Ri americana al cuaTto do
BoooRRo, pOra que allf fosFRn Cursdos.
Terminals ia cuTR y Rl ser GonduCido8
al 3sp sito IoH dos, el americana 90 aFmG
con loo poliCiaB, que BaIi0Fon leBionadoV,
COZ contuUiones On 10 cara tonisndo que
hacer uso dc las m0canaU para haCer obs
daosr & MT. Hrney M Dhond, quo qued6
en- el dep6aito diBposioi6n del Jues mu
Municipal, donde hs compBrscido, Begdn Bs
fl rmR, mas de uua vgg sl m0nCionAdo
c0ntiDentWI,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-05
NOTAS Y NOTICIAS.

La BeiiorR dcfis MonRerFAtO VaIdi'
vtoBo, % 0nCuentFN sn osts capital RoompG.
1Gda de On hOlla hiia Elena.
He sidO nombPRdo sHLifioa do Is
CompAfifa B. del EOgimisnto de tusrto
Rico, don Pedro Tillot.
Ell concerto nsmSnal quo 90 lleV6
Cnbo 0noChO On Ol OuRTtel dc BAll0i6 por
ID banda del TEgimianto result6 luCi'
Bimo.
La empEOIG del diNrio "LR Tribunn"
NOS TusgS particular que GO foe poniblo
GCRbaF 10 odiCi6n del primer nGmaro poF
hNboES0 EotO Ia MaEinoni on que 90 impEi-
mfa' La emPEOOR OOntiniG OFganisSndo
SuS tEAbajoD con 0l PFoP6Sito dc daFle la
naeeSaFia uOlidos al n0goCio.
Hoy 10 fGsEon administrator poF el
EovOEOndo padre Berries, obiIpo INFERNO
dc GBtR di6CG8ig, Los 6ltimog sacFamentoO Rl
0atimRble CompatFiots don Jose Elias San.
tiGgo, RnRnts padre de DusUtrO compa II gro
On IR pEOnla Ol jovon FlOrsncio Santiago.
EI OAtAdo hoy del HGfi9r Santiago, gB gER.
Vfsim0.
va O8tan toFminadoB los eRtudioB do
Los trOEOR do ORTFOtorR entire YRuco La
res, y pr6ximRmOnts SO dsFE principle E
10 construction de Les milmRE.
-Eu 10 pr6xim8 ssmRn0 Gmpazar6 0l
mOntRjO de un pOqusfio tramo mSt6Iico,
aFtiOulRdo do 10 metros do largo, para la
qusbTRbRdR "PldtRno" On ls cRrrotera
Rctualmsnto en- construction dc Laraa &
AdiuntaT.
=PEonto dGF6 princip pio el montSjs de
dol tTAmOI mst6liCOl; uno de 18 mstros de
lODgitud para q puGnte GCbrO el rio Ca.
muy", OREEsterG DC AreCibo CRmuy, y
otro de 20 metros para Ol puOnts IObFO 81
rio "Hondo", CarTeteER do Com0rlO BA'
FrSnquiEa. EGtog dos trRm0B del antique
puOntO dc log ReyeD CAt6liCoS.
Han BAlido para Yauco ell doctor Gu
ti0rEsS IgRaTOvidez oil director do SRni
dad. Van On COmiSi6n del gobiOrno.
-HR Bido induItadO poE Ol gobernRdor
INFERNO, OI pr0Oo seguudo MILAN, de Ma
yagiisE, 8sntsnCiRdo pOr aquslla Cort0 4
dos amos do pEeBidio por sl d0Iito dc inten'
sion de OomsteF violRCi6n.
Ell inspector vot0EinREio del distrito
SuF de Ponce, Temits al depsrtamsnto un
aBtRdo damoatFativ0 do los trabaiog vsFif
cRdoB dUTRnta ol mes do NoviambTs Y 8l
inUpOCtoE plomOro del mismo distrito, on.
N4A 04@ AUboGAOA 99 Avn 6&AUbl0b 09@p0GAh
dos pOE 81 on Ol miGmO mes.
-HR pEesentado ga rOnuu0iR como
mismbro dc IS Junta do Farnscis el Lcdo'
ORLdeE6n Aponte, 10 que ha sido RdmitidA.
-El m61iOo inspector del diItrito Sur,
do Ponce, informO lol GervicioB que ha
prsStSdo duERnto Q! mel pE6ximo paBSdo
-$l7,50O a 0Dta sumG fus condsnads
la OompafitA del trolley por la CoFt0 FedO
raj, como indemnizRci6n le sefloEa BOIOn
RsquenG, viudN do Francisco Moiins,
muorto violentRmonte ol dia 10 dc AbEil
del ana On CuTB0.
Rio Grands Diciembrs 19O8.-Jsfs
policfa inBulAr, San JuRn.--Anoohe fAlls'
clio PedEo TApiR oAuDa heridG balls de re-
v6lv0r disparAds por Manuel Caldsr6D,
bREriO "Ci6nAga BajA" Begdn inform6
usted PerGleS, Jafo do Diatrito.
Ponce DIRE 4.--Jefs p 1. EOtR tar
de entire 2 y 3 hubo faegO en- una oaGiEs
EopisdRd de Jose Mora, calls Aurora dc
asta Cjudad, 90 qusm6 lR 0Rait8 y las p6F'
didRB CRRsC0n do importsnCia.- Cabrera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-05
OstaIls de los selviGiOs de la de-
teCtiVe" en- Ponce en- eI mes de
dOgismbIe.

AOOmstimjento Hgr oui6r: GbsueIto l.,
gsntsnCiad0 1, pandientaB 2.
HuEto mayor: abIuaIto l., BGntsnCiadoB
5, pendisnteH 4.
PoEtAE aFmas: sbEpoIto 1, BsnteuciadcB 5.
Abuse do confaozs: Ab3uol6o l, asnten'
s3iA0oB 4.
Ptastituci6D: asnte7cis3o |.
AltsTRr Ia paz: Cond0nRdoa pondien'
tOg 8
JuNgoa prohibition: abAusltoS 8. ssntsn'
ciadou 13, pondi0ntoB IA
Rsntaa IntsrnOS: psndisnteB 2.
FaIBa EepEOuontaCi6n: AbSuolto l.
EsCRlRmiGnto en- primer grAdo: pen
diOnts 1,
Total Berviciou dursnte 81 meS: IS.
Componon eI puSBto de lS "Dstsctiva''
&c Ponce. oI BAFgento anesTgado Etil IT
Luia MilIGn ID 'tsCtivGa" Carlos Au'
Fsli9 Bstancour. ExiguO FerIonal para
ana pOblsci6n y diHtrito demAniaio ex'
tenRo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-05

LAS ALMORRANAS Sc CURAN
EN- 8 n Ia DIAS, con el UNeUENTO DE
PAZO va sean gmples. sangrantes. con ploaz6n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-05
Ell excentricO DIR. Gabrini ha muertO

81 hombrR mas rico, y sxcentrico de
SuigR doctor GAbrini, ha muarto sn Lu.
gaoo deisndo una fortuna do $500 600,
FL era uu hombTs muY raro Siempra
aasbp Il rcpa mes viejs que tents, y mu.
cIaoS do loa tourisGag que viSitAban 90 cha
asNu BcsptabAn uug BervioioS como gufa
bBjo 10 imprsui6n dc uu iardinsro del
chateau.
al aCeptaba IaB pFOpinAB con algeria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-05
Historic yerdadera
acerca de un perrO.

CA9 Un hombES que viva en- sl
W OaBte, tsnfa dos hsFmoSoB Pc.
a@s Zs FEos, Un die uno 90 perdi6, y
no vnlvi6 hastG deBpu61 de mucho tiompo;
sl hombEs 10 di6 por p6rdido = no cFey6
vOlv0rlo encontrBr,
Un dis, mionEFsa CoTtabs IN gran p0da'
20 de oarns 10 tiF6 8 gu 0tro psrro = Bor
prsndido al vor que el psFFo 90 llsvabR al
hueso, 10 aigui6 10 vic mGteTBs pOr unoS
bosquSs que qusdabAn OaECR de 10 casa.
al fl 10 vic tiEar sl husao en- el fondo
do un POGO. FL hombF0, sorpFandido Go
yer eSto, lego hastG ALI y vic s ru otro
porEo con oil agus haBta ell peBcuss9.
iOudI no G0Eia su asombEo 81 var que 90
perro pordido hAblR spsFsCido. Compr0n'
di6 0ntoncSB que el otrO psrrO 10 hsbfa 60.
tRdo RlimontSndo con pRrte de Bu s!imsnto
duF0nt8 Gao psFfodo.
Cuando Ell animal fu6 sAcado eStabA muy
d6bil, pero volvi6 contsDto cor su amo.
TDel "NeW York Times.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-05
COlOcaci6n de tubOs en- Ponce

50 eDtG proC0disndo la aperture de
ESDjsE para IS coIocRCi6n do los tuboB que
hs do cOnduCir el aguG les GALES que
CaFeoian do este vital 0lomsnto. Los ira
bsjoa 10 hRoen bAio Ia inspection del do
partamOnto do obEas pi6licR0 muni0ipslOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-05
SAMA Y FRAU

AGENTEs COMsIONIsTAs-PLAzAD DELCIAs No. 2PONCE
Agen 9zouq los PIANOS
z
imtadO
Anees
Subagentes de maqnna Oiver'
r
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-05

SACOs DE YUTE.-PaBs euvssoB de
az6caE cafe scabRn do EGcibir los BafloFaH
s. Melon Comp, vendsn DEsOiol yen.
tajoBQB IS v. RIt
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-05

-NsFvioB , mUj0r % oAAi 10 mi9mo.
IQus mujOF no padOcs de ellop? Puou ai
quioE0 uHted tOnomog On salad tome sl vi.
no do COrsbRinR UlRiCi.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-05
PeCtOraI de C0roza
del DR.. Aver

dOmina los esfuerzos espasm6dicos
del toser, alivia la congestion de la
garganta, calma la infamaci6n de-
los tubOs bronquiales e impide que
la affection interese los pulmoneso
Hay muchOs substitutes { imf.
taciOnes. Cerci6rese de que Sc
Obtiene ell PeCtOral de Cereza
"del DR.. AVER" (No contiene
alcohol nj veneno)
C0d@ fTGscO Oste1atG la formula en- la
TOt''t0tG. PTegMmte etsted a sw sDpedicO
10 q"e Opin0 deI PectOrGE de CerezG del
DR.. AyeT.
PTeparado por Ell DIR. J. c. AVER y CIA,,
Lowell, Mass.s E. q. de a.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-11-23
Americans Defect Iaps.

Tokyo, Nov. en- tie presence
of an enthusiastic crowd of more
than 5000 people the American base
ball team, which came to Japan to
play some of the university teams,
opened the season and defeated the
Waseda university by a score of 5
to 0. The Waseda team played snap
by ball, but did not succeed in get
ting a man as far as second base
Count Okuma, the sage of Waseda
university, wearing the cap and coat
Of the American team, tossed the
first ball across the plate After the
game the American players were the
guests of Count Okuma at garden
party given by him in their honor.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-11-23
THE MEAT OF 1T.

George Ballard, ex-convict, in jail
at San Jose, Cal, on a charge of IA
tally shooting a policeman, hanged
himself in his cell
The body of Raymond Decker was
found in the woods near Warren, o..
He was hunting and an accidental
discharge of his gun severed an ar
terry in his shoulder.
Mrs. Sarah M. Page Of Bowling
Green, o., choked to death on a cas-
tor oil capsule.
Three men were killed in a land
slide while digging away a hill at
Cincinnati, o.
Edward A. Hoag, SO, civil war vet
eran Of Philadelphia, grasped a bat
tlescarred flag in his hands, turned
on the gas and asphyxiated himself.
Samuel Gompers was reelected
president of the American Federation
of Labor, only one vote being cast
against him.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-11-23
EMPEROR WILLIAM.

If the synopsis given by the New
York World of the interview granted
by Emperor William is correct, there
is little wonder that a storm was
raised IN the Reishtag and through
out GERMANY.
Summarized, the main points of
the interview, which took place on the
imp erial yacht Hohenzollern, off ,Ber
gen, Norway. are as follows:
THAT King Edward of Great Brit
ain had been humihating him for
more than two years and that he was
exasperated; that Germany was the
paramount Power in all Europe, and
that England was trying TO neutraliZe
that power.
"That he held France in the hollow
of his hand, and that Russia was of
no account since the disastrous war
she had waged with japan.
'That as the Pan European war
which had been so much talked about
was inevitable, the sooner it came
the better it would be for him, be-
cause he was ready and was tired
of the suspense.
That Great Britain had been a de-
cadent nation ever since her victory
over the Transvaal and the Orange
Free State, because hers was an I'M
righteous, ungodly cause, and Divine
Judgment was bound eventually t.,
Jvertake a powerful nation that
waged such war.
"That the Anglo-Japanese alliance
was an iniquitOus alliance against
all the white races, ENGLAND proving
absolutely her faithlessness as a
Christia nation; that Japan was
hopeycOmbing India with sedition and
flooding it with spies while processing
herself to be England's friend and
ally.
THAT the only wav to counterfeit
this alliance was for Germany and
America to act toeether at an early
date, or America would have to fight
the Japanese in 10 months.
THAT In the event of great wal
England would lose many of her large
colonies especially those in the Pa
cifc. and that all he would take for
Germany would be Eevpt though he
would liberate the Holy Land frori
the yoke of the infidel, presumably
meaning the Sultan.
"That the pertecting Of the Yep
pelin dirigible balloon would give
Germany a powerful advantage IL
war, and she was ready TO make u.s.
of it to the fullest extent
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-11-23
PRESIDENTIAL TURKEY
Goes to Block and Is Now on Its Way
to the White House.

Westerly, R. l., Nov. 23.-The
Rhode Island turkey which Horace
Vose is sending to the president, &C
cording to his annual custom, to
grace the table of the White House
on Thanksgiving day, went on the
execution block and was shipped to
Washington this morning. 1t is the
best OF a lot of chestnut-fed birds
which have been selected and spe-
cially reared as candidates for this
distinction. The bird weighs 26
pounds. President Grant was the
first occupant of the White House to
receive a Thanksgiving turkey from
the Vose flock, and each year since
then the gift has been renewed
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-11-23
1NfANT INDUSTRIES"
No Longer Need Protection, Says
Andrew Carnegie.

New York, Nov. PA notable ar
ticle from Andrew Carnegie, dealing
with the tariff, will appecr In the De-
cember number of New York mag
aZine, in which the iron master takes
the position that infant industries"
no longer need protection; that the
steel and other industries have now
grown beyond the need of tariff pro-
lection; that duties on luxuries used
by the rich should be maintained, but
that those on manufactured articles
should be reduced greatly, or abol-
ished entirely, when no longer
needed.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-11-23

other means, he will undoubtedly
fight.
The overthrow of the Cannon su
premacy would be worth all it costs.
Foraker, has been driven out of pub
lie life. Haskell and his kind have
Jeen thoroughly discredited There
IS a healthier tone among our public
servants. And the longest step in
advance that could be taken wouli
be the defeat for reelection of the
present Speaker.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-11-23
FRUIT BOAT RUNS
DOWN FISHING TUG
Damaged Vessel Is Grounded
and Passengers Removed.

New York, Nov. %. = The fishing
steamer Mount Desert, with $50 pas
sengers on board, while bound down
the bay in a dense fog, was run into
by the fruit steamer Admiral Dewey,
inward bound. The Dewey's.- bow
struck the Mount Deserts paddlebox
and tore a hole in her side to the
waters edge.
The Dewey was kept moving ahead
holding her bow in the hole while 300
of the Mount Deserts passengers
climbed aboard the fruit boat Both
steamers moved over to the east
bank, near Coney island, where the
Dewey grounded and remained fast.
The Mount Desert landed the re-
mainder of the passengers at Ulmer
Park, and then returned to the Dew
ey for others.
The tug Mutual and steamer Tau
rus are believed ESQ TO have taken
off some Of the Mount Deserts pas
sengers. A number Of amateur fish
ermen out for a days sport on the
Mount Desert were Injured.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-11-23
New Phone No. 81.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1903
THE BURTON STATEMENT.

After visit to President elect
Taft at Hot Springs or Saturday,
Congressman Burton of Ohio, gave
out and interview or the speakership
contest. Mr.. Burton said:
Gin discussing the question Of the
speakership, | am not assuming to
speak for Mr. Taft, but only 20 ex
press what seems TO me is clearly a
correct view of the situation. The
President-elect made certain prom
ises during the campaign. One was
for a thorough and honest revision
of the tariff. This does not neces-
sarily mean that rates in all sched.
ules will. be lowered or any legiti-
mate right of capital or labor will
be disregarded. 1t does mean care
full re-examination of the whole sub
ject. Besides the tariff, there were
other promises contained in the par
ty platform and reiterated by the
President elect which must be full
filed, even at cost of the speaker
ship. No doubt, Nc. Taft would OPP
pose Mr.. Cannon very reluctantly
but as the head of his party, as well
as President-elect, he is bound to
meet the expectations of the people
and to insist on the observances Of
party pledges.
1.-THE Speaker has great power IL
depressing legislation. If this repres-
sive influence should stand in the
way, there would be but one course
for the President elect to pursue.
and that is to exert his influence
against obstruction.
SIT is to be hoped there will be
such harmony and concert of action
between the President elect and
Speaker Cannon that a contest will
be avoided"
There are few public men so close to
Judge Taft as the Ohio Congressman.
1t may be assumed, therefore, that
he correctly outlines the position of
the next President. The tariff must
be revised. That IS insisted on by
the Democratic party. and by the
progressive wing of the Republicans
The public interest demands that
many Of the schedules be changed.
The great stumbling block in the
way Of effective revision is the pres
ent Speaker, Joseph @. Cannon. He
is a stand-patter of the worst kind
and a representative of all the "pow-
ers that prey in the House of Rep
resentatives. During the last several
sessions of Congress he has stood
consistently in the wav of all re-
forms advocated by President Roose..
welt. Ard every step in advance in
legislation has been in spite of the
opposition of the Speakr.
Speaker Cannon is against any
movement relating to the conserva-
tism of our National resources or to
any systematic scheme of water
ways. He is strongly opposed to any
regulation or control Of the great
interstate corporations.
A contest between him and his sup
porters in the National Congress AMI
Judge Taft might pay for all it costs
In the way Of delayed legislation. 1t
would be a battle of giants. The
Speaker is so strongly entrenched
that it would be difficult to dislodge
him. But Judge Taft does things
and if he cannot get his way by any
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-11-23
ENJOINS BELL
TELEPHONE co.
Suit Filed in Federal Court
at Cleveland.
NUMEROUS CHARGES MADE

Officers of United States Telephone
Company Say Bell Is Pursuing Pol
icy Of Buying and Selling Ex-
changes to Eliminate Competition.
Bill Purports to Show the Earn
ings Since Organization In 1878 and
Numerous Increases In Capital.
Cleveland, O., Nov. Pointed
States Judge Tayler granted an in
junction against the American Tele-
phone and Telegraph company (Bell
long distance system) and the Cen
trail Union Telephone company (Bell
company operating in Ohio, Indiana
and Illinois), restraining them from
interfering with the business Of the
Independent companies operating in
those and adjoining states.
The injunction was granted upon
the application of Clarence Brown,
general counsel, and James s. Brai-
ley, Jr.. president of the United
States Telephone company, which is
the indeperde dent long distance tele-
phone company operating in Ohio
and adjoining states, in a suit brought
by that company
1t is charged the Bell is pursuing
the policy of buying independent ex-
changes or selling Bell exchanges
xxyh OF
MES, and in some instances absorb
ing independent companies by mer-
ger or consolidation, or division of
territory so as to eliminate COMPETE
ton and establish a complete Bell
control. This is said to be in viola
ton not only of the Sherman anti
trust law, but also of the laws {.
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and other
states in which the companies oper-
ate. This policy is said to be shown
by the official reports of the officers
and directors of the Bell company to
their stockholders. 4
A complete history of the Bell or
ganization from 1873 to the present,
including their financial transactions
and issue of stock, is given 1t ap-
pears from the bill that the original
value placed upon the Bell patents in
1873 was 100000. In 1879 this was
increased to $650,0OO A year later
I the value of the same property, as
represented by the capital stock, was
increased to s6,5O0,OOO, or nearly
500 for l.
In 1900 the capital stock had been
increased to $25,000,000, and in April
of that year the present American
Telephone and Telegraph company
took over the Bell patents from the
old company and issued two shares
of its stock for each share Of the old
stock; or in other words, gave $780,
600, 900 of its stock for the SIS, 900, 900
of the stock Of the old company. The
capital has since been increased to
$3.50, 100000
The bill also charges that instead
of using their enormous profits to de-
velOp business, they used them in
paying exorbitant dividends and in
acquiring control of competitive prop
critics in order to suppress competi-
ton. They are charged with issuing
many times the original cost of the
stock III stock dividends, and paying
at times Is per cent a year in divi-
dends
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-11-23
Nav Order Cuzrantine.

Columbus, O., Nov. ga special
meeting of the state board of agricul-
ture has been called for Wednesday
evening to consider an expected re-
port from DR.. Paul Fisher, state vet
erinarian, who went to Buffalo to in
vestigate conditions surrounding the
epidemic of foot and mouth disease.
A state quarantine may be ordered.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-11-23
WiiI Give Airsfip Prize.

Paris, Nov. 23.-The auto-aero com
mittee of the Auto Club of France
has decided to organize a grand prize
for aviation. The prize will be COM
peted for in 1909, and it's value will
be about $4,000.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-11-23
Three Men S-Ved.

Boston, Nov. 23.-Five men, includ-
ing Captain Obed KnowlJon of the
British schooner Hugh G., lost theii
lives in collision in Broad sound
Three men we're saved
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-11-23
The Lesser Evil.

1t is probably better for girls to be
shot by repulsed suitors than to marry
them.-Portland Oregonian.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-03-20
TO THE EDITOR OR The STATES

TO THE EDITOR OR The STATES
MAN
Dear Sir:-ln view OF the failure of
so many health and &C cident compa-
nies during the past six months. feel
1t my duty to say " rd about the
Colorado Mutual & Be nefit Associa-
ton. While its name wo I'D imply that
IL is a mutual company | understand
that II purports TO be fraternal or
der. but who ever heard of fraternal
order insuring both bla X and white?
The company is looked upon by the
knowing ones with susI icion, and the
insurance Department openly states
,hat the company has right TO ex-
ist, and that 1t is not implying with
he laws of this state II is offering
IS bait to the public enefits that it
will never be able TO ay, and ii is
presumed. like the commonwealth
life Association. its dIpes will be
many before It is finally forced out OF
business.
\. P. W LLlAMS,
243l court Place.