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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-06-12
QUICK MEAL
Gasoline Stoves

Our Advertise
ment last week
priced this stove
at S22. so. 1t was
an error. It's only
$500. 1t h a S
proven itself to be
in a class by itself
and that at the
head of the list.
We have a 5-burner
Quick Meal Junior with
a large Giant burner
that we recommend
above all other small
gasoline stoves. For
those who are willing
to pay just a little more
and get the safest,
c1eanest and most dur
able Junior Gasoline
stove made we can sim
cerely recommend this
stove. You will get
value received for every
cent II costs you.
The 3-burner is 80 so.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-16
Gin rid1tiaer Stu NJ

feste am Sunntas seaen Uilttag iibcr
oiele @e9eno. 9iaboent am YorMits
tag Die DiBe beinabe unertrasliA aelue=
len, brab se9en Wlttaa Der Stural los
uno IS re9nete in 5tr0men, babe, bliBte
uno oonnvre es ullaulpDrlib uno oaau
bliss ein beIii9er Sturmwino, ber
Ydume entmurselte uno bic StraBen
init los9eriiisneu Aelten .uno 3meiesn
beoedte. @lne 3eit lang Kelen au0
0aaelihlollen, oOb baben bie.eben tel
men Sbaoen setban.
Die 9elepbOnDerbinoun9 tpuroe on
bielen Drten unterbrOhen uno aud
Die elettriide 2ibtanlaae naro beibd=
oigt uno bic 2eitungen unterbrohen.
Die StraBenbabn batte aslb unter BEN
Sturnle gu leioen uno bon IL bis 6
ubr mot Der 8ereebr 3tpilben bier unb
@antou 9drslih einseiteat.
0ier ihlug auf Der SiioIeite Der
BliB in ben 5burm Der Metbooiiten=
tirbe uno es bra1 in oemielbsn 6euer
aus, oo6 tonnte oas 6eusr our1 Die
6euernebr Der Siioieite uno nit Dilie
oes ltr0menoen He9ens balo 9el0lht
reroen. Ser S1aoen miro auf 1925
geihdBt.
Yin 5usearamas 2lbe. naro has
9aus bon Soispb 3snoer bonn YGbe
aetroHen. IS mar aur 3eit gtiemano
i'm Gauie, bod mar es Elm ip9enannter
talter Strabl. Gin sbornhein puroe
aertriimmert uno smei 3immer nurosn
san3 nit 3ub beoedt.
Sn Bdriomn, Smii9en Canal Doper
uno @trabburg. maro bas 0aus Der
Jamilie @lroon bonn Blib getroffen
uno bic 9anse Sanilie iparo betdubt.
Grau 0arriet 8orOon lieat ihper trant
oarnieoer uno fiirdtet man fur ibr
Auftommen. 9as 0aus 1T 9dn3lid
oemolirt. Gin @noe 1T san3 3erf6rt
uno cine eeite 1T tpesaeriHen.
3nilhen ganal Doper uno 3oar
uaro bic Sdeune BON George gdiuin9
BON Blib aetrOffen unb bronnte nit
10 Sonnen 0eu uoo lanomirtbidaftli=
den Gerdtben olltdnoia meter. 81,
SebDaare tonnte Qer,ttet nerben.
Sbaoeu 5ueitauienb Dollars.
Sn Der 9tlbe BON Wineral point
fdtua Der Slib in cine s1eune, bic
benz 9beriff Marlotp geb0rt. oa ieoob
oer-6trahl fiel. obne gu aiinoen. 10 lit
Der @6aoen nl1t erbeblitb.
Mm Montag Nadmittas batten mir
| einen 3fueiten @epitteriturm. Der benz.
ieniaen am SOnntas an Seftiateit bei-
nabe 9leidtam. Sn Miopale tpurben
am Wontag Nahmittas smei 2iibe pom
BliBe erlblagen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-16
Gin fd3Sner 9emperensapotteI.

&ep. Wm. .. Marib BON Canton.
eln stobes 2idt i'm &atbe Der Mnti=
Saloon-Gi9a. belt am Sonntag in
@anal Dober 5Dei &eoen i'm eSntere1e
ieiner 2isa. Sn ieiner Gsoe am Mor=
gen bate ct bebauptet, bab 72 BRO.
gent Der 6teuern Der 9taot fir poli=
3ei.. Armenbaus= uno Nipliumtolten
perDenoet mnroen. Spdter mabte ibn
Mapor 0efenbader oarauf aufmert.
lam. oab oies nidt ridtig lei uno 10
ertldrte oann Der .bOhmiiroise" 9err
ON Nbenb in feinsr &eoe, es ieien nur
u prosent Der Staatsiteuern. bic fir
iol1e 3wefe pertpenoet piirben. (NlIo
neni9er aIs A proaent Der @eiammt-
iteuern.) Nun beitebt tein 3meifel
barbbsr. oab Der ,miirbise" Diener Der
Unit. 5aloon-2i9a fhon am Wtoroen
semubt, bob teine 72 proaent ober aud
nur anndberno cine iolde Summe 3u
folden 3ueden. ME er aneibt. pertpen.
Bet tueroen uno menn CT troBoem ben
NusIprud 9etban bat, 10 bat er. um
ieine Nrgumente ftdrter su MAIDEN. 9e=
flifentlid unb nit 0orbebaht auf Der
Ran3el selogen uno lollte bon ieber an.
hdnoi9en @eseli1aft aus9elhlolen
uno BON leoem anndnbisen Meniben
9emieben lperben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-16
Gint oaS GtembiIo @ofteS +.

nnb beute Gin f4md6li9' @ei9IeGt pbne Goff uuh
9raft SIN bielem tuoppen 6e8enfot III boS ipefemt.
lie ber geqeben, beren ipe.
nige ansnabmem nur bie Regel beitdtieen. AND
beutt nbet man ia uo4 geftig mnb fbrperIt gJunbe
Dteni4en. aber q linb sben nur bic jeItenen NuS.
nabmen bon Der MegeI Nsit ben ftetig erb6bten III.
fprh9en weIe an Sc eetiunas ber Menf6su
Qefteat purben. B9t 10 aud 6e erbolnMgs sbe6ArffQ.
feit 5uuebmenb Qsitei0ert btS re tn zine DefQnquno
iu9f ausartete MI betbe sufammen tieIen al, CEN
umb 2brper Anfpr6ernngen benen Fer bon Stropoteil
gefnnd9te R1rpsr erIie8t DenItt baran Bel 8eiien,
sis@sS saa SHS s SogSassss SSiassa pssis
oner Art 9ebers nub Nierenietbem Rh6enf@ipdde unn
anDere @ebreeu ernsabnenI Geufet borAn bsi 8etem,
Dab e nnr Elm unle9lboreS Mifta gibt Gu@ wieOer
9elnno az MAIDEN NE uMj4dttGreu, ans ben reu(ffu
8haujtnfditeu ~ etae dtenbt metnaiIne Neiaii&s
Mm9en ber0eitsnte1 ~ 8@Eu0tb 4rdnlsrtiuea &ie
fnb cine ipabtt 0ofte401be bie aHetn IN &fauhe M
ssssss:s sss:s 81 ss.s:s s'sss s''ess ess s'fs's'
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-16

Refine Meget obne ausnobme nnS bie
Uusnabme fir unfere eieenen aeseln piles
gen mir ielbft au iein.
giele fuben auf ibrem @edt, bas 0e1t
dnberer aber treten iie nit s5iiben.
@inem sei1entten Saul iaaut man ui1t
in's Maul ~ iolanse ber @eber baneben
ftebt
Gie Grauen foutmen tets auf ibr erfes
Mort ,auriid, meun fe IS Bis babin nidt
persefen baber.
Sas 2eben iett iebem ben Ropf sure9t,
Der einen bat.
Wir peri9lieben uns oft elmer Wabrteit
nt4t, aber MIR tafen tie bnreys offeue 1bOr
ni@t au .uns Elm.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-16
Oencrbts,.

Nm Is. SUM- in Union 9omnlbip
Benjamin ss. Beans i'm 9llter BON 81
Sabren. Ser Yerltorbene binterldbt
bier Ginoer. sluei Sobne uno sspei Dsr-
belratbete Ebh.sr.
9lm IL. Stunt i'm Armenbauie NlIreo
8reel,e, elm 6arbiser. int Alter bon 20
Sabren all Der Aus5ebruns.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-16
aubs; etimmf gu ,far >Bruan

aaOs; etimmfi gu ,fiir >gruan
oosr 7oft2
SDr9: Str fsinen bon beiben. sd
fonn nnr fur prdiioentennoblmdnn
iiimuien uno nod Der gonifitntiol ton.
iten Oie nahber iiimmen. fiir men He
tuoiItn. 10 bob es ibnen fnaor bod nod
frd febt, RooisOelt fHr sintn oritten
9ernlin ju eyndblen.
Mdo6sn uerInnQt fiir Qutsu Nobn.
Ruy ioldat. bic Nllt 6H1eIn i6nnen,
6rdnten M IN nsslben.
Ninnie wdi&srsi.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-16

q tdswetoss 1tsfnns ssnbm9s ertpAbnt.
sm lIrfnnbenbuh Der Mltfabt
sraunfdpeis lieft man beim SABRE
141S unler dnberen NobriHtsn. bab
Elm setpiiTer 9ans b. oDuesbe ein 0es
bdube. bas in Ieinem 9ofe itanb unb
bic itdttIine 2dnae BON 81 Metern
bate, Don feinsm bisberisen plabe
meter in feinen Qpf binein bate fdbies
ben laiTsn. Sin fplhes llnternebmen
mar bamoIs gang unssipDbnlih, benn
fslbit als un's Sabr 1900 2eonarbo
ba 8inci oorfhlue, bic Rirhe Sta.
Maria IN Jloren5 burh 9ebeI I'M 800
Nteter gu nerie5ieben, erregte fein prps
istt rlur Gntieaen. On Der bDbnii1en
Grenae ite5t mod beut Elm Mobnbaus,
an behen GeDdIt man in elmer Stube
folgenben grinnerungspers finbet:
SD bin nun auf @ah1ens 8oben,
@ottlob, Meil mid mein Mirtb 6ans
9irf9 aus 8Dbmen riiberf9pb. 1721. "
Mitt biefer Snf9rift bat es cine polis
ttf9e 8epanbtnib. Oamals tpurben
ndHlih bic prpteltanti19en @inpobs
ner 8Obmens ibrer Helision tpesen pers
foIet unb serabeou CUR Musnanberuns
geotpungen.
Snssefammt tpurben 800 arme
2eute ibres @Iaubens balber aus 8Dbs
men perjast. Sic aosen iiber bic
Gren3e ndh 9a9fen unb eriinbeten
bort stDei neue DDrfer, NeN@eprgens
felb unb Gpttsetreu, bic np9 bette ~
fteben. Inter ben Musnanberern bes
Sabres 1721 befanb iih audi Elm be-
fonbers armer 8ergrann Namens
Sans 9irfd. Sein 9dusden mar bag
nG9fte an Der Grense, unb er mp9te
fi9 nibt bon ibm trennen. Oesbalb
bra9te er Bel Na9t btde BaumiGmmt
unter benz 9auIe an unb rollte es nit
Silfe feiner glaubenssenoTen unter
sroben Muben iiber bic 9renae, mo es
nod beute in Der NGbe ber bDbmii1en
Stabt 3inntpalb itebt unb gum Qns
benten an feline lleberiiebelung ben
obtgen Wers trdst.
gfo9 ebe bic Mmertfaner einen Sir
dentransport unternabmen, bat man
in Oeutfdlanb beretts etne Stride nad
einem anberen @tanorte beforbest. eSm
Sabre 1892 f9ob ndmli1 Der Mr1iteft
9obmann bic iteinerne ct. Safobss
tapelle in 8ranbenburg a. b. 9apel
Obne ieben unfan um II Meter nad
Weiten auf ibren iebigen plab. Die
er1te Berf4iebuns zines groBen mebrs
ftOdigen GebGubes tpurbe fiinf Sabre
fpdter nit benz BabnbofssebGube in
Nf9affenburg unternommen. Das 120
Nuabratmeter grobe 9aus bes Babns
bofes, bas Elm @etpint bon $50, 900
Rilosrdmm bat -unb brei Stodnerte
bod TT, tpurbe 100 Waeter ipeit Der,
f9oben. SelbF BON bDbraulifhen
prenen mahte man in Deut11lanb Bel
Der 9ebung eines Bautperts bic erHe
Mnpenbuns. Der Mafhinenbauer
Rarl 9oppe in Berlin fhraubte feline
Tabrit burd bporaulifde preHen in
bic 5Obe unb mduerte Elm neues Stods
ipsrt oarunter. Dieter sliidh9 geluns
gene 3erfu9 bate CUR Golse, bab ibm
audi bic 9ebuns unb Drebuns bes
Dentmals auf benz Rreuaberee Bel
Berlin iibertrasen tpurbe. Diefes Dent.
NAL ipurbe burd 9oppe mitteIft bp.
braulifder a}reHen um 8 Mfeter se.
boben unb sleid5eitis I'm % Grab ges
brebt. Spdter ipurben bic groben
8erliner @asbebGlter bur9 9oppe in
dbnlt9er Weife sebaut. inbem bic sros
BEN eifernen Od9er auf ebener Grbs
montirt tpurben unb bann bur1 prefs
len allmdlis seboben, iporauf man bas
Mauerpert entipre4enb auffubrte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-16

er cine prdmisnliRe ber 8ustaro.
I'M Gountp 6air baben ipill, perI0nae
eIle iel6Ie n 8eters ApOtbeie Ii Rem
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-16
Guitars,
bic Sud 5llfoutlltcll,
GDnmcrifag 16. eSlli.

Ber9ebt bas Datm nidbt uno Sbr BON belm Muers
bieten @ebrau a 10 merO SIR erannt e ME piel peier
Sbr nit enenl Dollar iummt als nem Donat 9Sr baeI
biele 6dumunss nlr speimal i'm Sabre.
Biele &dufer bafir Dnn 1T cine upr5a9be Ges
esenbe,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-16
0elo 81 iparen

S5t1ytBl ntDi Uf1U1Jr Uu1
bern uno Nusfaffrunssart Die SIR in ndfer Belt nStb9
babt.
500 Mdnn Qn5use fir 375 $3.50 anabe Nnhas fir sl.l2
/ 750 Mdnns snsase hr 56s 2OJ anabm anahae fur l5o
1000 Mdnne NnSuee fir 750 $50 Gnaben anSiNe fur 88
2O0 Mdnner Nnals fir 900 800 Gnaben Mn3lse fur 225
1900 Wdnner Nn5ig ur 25 400 anaben gnsu9e fur 800
1000 Mdnner Nn3ug fir Mnauge fur 375
$50 am. ouns Mdnn 4naaae ooe btsn saon bon bis
nntr Dem r9mdBiaer prele.
Strobbue fir Mdnne uno Gnaben su balbem Nreis
Is @ents unertioer fir Wdnnr 19c.
SO Gents unertlioer fir Mdun, idmer ob ledt 38c.
: Union Unerfleoer fir Ddnne 25 proNnt Nabnt.
6oin fur MGnnr, anaben noer eldBiaen is
Nrbes= =llblebr fir Mdnner bmrem bIauen Spf $780,
Mrbes= 9mn fur Wanner bu wa qetupft eehri aem6bn
liber prs soc, fir 38.
Gin 0uanum idne Semosn beidmub prIArumpf
Gin auanium .gclp Ronar1" 0emoen QeD0bnlder Yis
81 00-l5O, fir 75c
simo oieie Ereiie nidDt magmetiib? gSir wdnih=
ten es pre mD9 mir f5nnten ulereh &nnoen INNER lole
SHsrten MAIDEN, aber fein Gdft in Der et pdre I'M Sanbe
oies INNER 5u tbun
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-16

Dit gtferfu4t bes
g binten fon in ben meiiten
GGllen nod bieienig< bes 9iirfen unb
Stalitners iibertreffen. Die 4inefifde
eiferfu4t bulbet ni9t einmaI ben arst
IN unmittelbarer N6be ber geIiebten
Grau, fDbalb bieie frant 1T. I'm bic
pulsfhlGge fiihlen ui1b bdnd4 bas
6tdbium Der Rranfbeit beitimmtn su
f6nnen, betommt Der Mr3t einen feibes
men Guben ii bic 6dnb. Der nit einem
dnberen Gnbe nm hds 6dnbgelent ber
2rdnten gtiDunben IT anb bie puIss
ldldge 9etpiftrmaben 5iiun Mr3ie bin
telepbOntren mnb. wldn9m0I mdQ
btk3 cut jein. n0ndmdI aud ni6t.
dbsr dntafsn bart ~ Mr5t BE arants
ni6t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-16

Nur -28 pulsfAldee
bat Der elephant in Der Minute.
Muf ben @betIanb<S n :
feln tperben bic ponies NIT Gi51en
gefiittert.
Muf iGbrIi9 eirta Sc, >
900, 900 pirb Der sefamn,te poit-
martenDerbraua Der Welt gefddbt.
Mn s a brifaten erpprtirt
ieBt Deutf9lanb idbrli9 faft Al Mal
10 piel. als es i'm SABRE 1872 aus<
fiibrte.
Manf9dbt, b as 10000
g t il d 81 o 3 N II b tpGbrenb Der
lebten @aiion in Misconiin s.tDbtet
purben.
Die Sapaner baben brei
Gortnen Der 8esriibuns; cine fir einen
lIntergebenen, cine fir einen @leihge.
ftellten nnb cine fir einen 5Oberiteben.
ben.
Der @afi,1 ben bic ssopu.
ner aus Meis berifelen, lit allen Nn>
fhein rra9, nit Musnabme bes Grou,
benfaftes. bas dltefe altobolifde Ge>
trGnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-24
7. e q pttel.

Wurbe man ipirtlid pieber gum
Stnbe9 = @eipetnt hattie 9llbert, ba
sr isin Bib bei 9lOa sefuHbtn, fem
Bib, bas lie nit ii9 berumtrug ipis
ein.n Ealismdn. @.ps:nt bate er.
@r tonnte Der 3eit Ii9 nidt mebr ent,
iiunsu, ba ibm bus iuiberfabren mar.
SbrGnen. Sreubentbrdrsn. Barrn
es iolde9 Satte er ipirtlih Dor Srelbe
sepeint9 Sbm biintte bas. Der 5unb
Oes 8iIoss besIiidte Jpn numenIos.
Iba liebte ibn. Nein nein =.
@r ihiittelte untpilis ben appf.
llniinn. lluiinn. Gr ipolIts, burfte
iih niht tdui6en. Dur I'm 70 sruu,
Iumsr mar Ipdter bann bas grteH-
men, slSo trus fein Bib nit iifI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-14
WRIGHT'S AEROPLANE
Makes Two Successful Fiohts
Wednesday At Manteo, N. Y.

Manteo, N. Y, May 13.-The aero
plane invented by the Wright Brothers.
the Dayton, Ohio, aeronauts, TODAY
made two flights with apparently The
most successful results 1t worked
perfectly and sailed gracefully into the
air. executing various maneuvres at
the will of the inventors and then
dropped back to earth without hitch
The first flight was in straight
away course, and the airship sped
gracefully along the route mapped for
il for three-quarters of mile. Then
followed an effort OF more serious pre-
tensions, the aeroplane this time max
ing a complete circle and covering a
distance of approximately three miles
Both times the machine was apparent
ly under the most perfect control and
in every move appeared to respond to
the guiding efforts of the two aero
nautS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-14
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Senator Henry Cabot Lodge arrived
Wednesday at Boston from Washington
on an unexpected visit due to the severe
illness of his sister. Mrs. George Abbott
James. Senator Lodge later in the day
called at the headquarters of the Re-
publican state committee and discussed
ST ate politics with some of the officers.
Without a dissenting vote the delegates
to the annual convention of the National
Association of Hosiery Manufact urers in
session in Philadelphia Wednesday adopt
ed resolution condcmning tie tariff
agreement made by President Roosevelt
with Germany. A copy Of the resolution
was ordered to be sent President Roose-
welt and to each member of Congress.
George f. CrdIey. a salesman IF Prov
idence, r. l.. who created n disturbance
in Congress at Washington last week by
recognition by the Speaker, was judged
insane Wednesday by Justice G. NJ. Lee
in the sixth district court at Providence
IT was ordered that the man be COM
mitted to the state hospital for the in
sane at Cranston.
An autopsy was made by a coroncr's
physician Wednesday upon the body of
'Tlle" Allen. TIE pool room promoter
who died Tuesday night at New York, to
ascertain whether there was anything to
confirm the suspicious of Aliens brother.
NJ. V. ,. Allen. that death was due to
poison. The physician reported that he
believed the death was due to pneumonia
but the vital organs were sent to n chem
ist with instructions to ascertain whether
they contained poison.
Henry Bulnison of Methuen. Mass.
charged Jointly with Mitchell Northrup
of 'ireystone. r. l., with conspiracy and
violation of the contract labor law in
bringing into the country Benjamin Smith
and family, took the stand in his own be-
half "Wednesday in the United States dis
trict court at Boston and admitted re-
ceiving a letter from England to look
out for Smith. He claimed that he acted
as friend in the proceedings and with
no criminal intent The evidence in the
case was finished late Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-14
TERRY-ROSHAN CASE
Nay Be Settled Without Further Trial,
1t Is Reported.

Portland. Me-, May 13.-It became
known this morning that negotiations are
pending which look to settlement OF
the famous Terry Bosnian case without
further trial. The case was tried before
a jury in the United States district court
beginning Feb. %. A verdict of guilty
on both counts was returned against the
principals, George F. Terry and Henry
w. Bosnian, on March 6. Their counsel,
Assistant Attorney General Warren c.
Philbrook of Waterville and Associate
Justice George E. Bird of Portland, at
once fled motion for new trial based
on alleged technical errors in the indict-
ment and exceptions to rulings by Judge
Clarence Hale. Later date for hearing
was set at May 20.
Terry and Bosnian were accused of con-
spring to defraud the United States of
money which should have been paid for
the transportation of second class mail
matter The method alleged to have been
employed was the Justification of the lists
of bona fide subscribers, thereby per-
hitting more than the number CT sam
pies permitted by law, to be transported
at second class rates
Close upon the heels of the indictment
by the federal grand jury came & ruling
by Third Assistant Postmaster General
Lawshe which barred the Sawyer Pub
fishing Co, of which Terry was the head,
from the use of second class mail privi-
leges. The next day the company closed
its doors for an indefinite period.
The Sawyer Publishing Co. was estab-
lished by Mr.. Terry in Watervile in 1892.
The first paper was The Fireside Gem,
which was bought from Portland own
ers. 1t was incorporated the same year.
The business grew very rapidly until it
required a mail car every working day of
the week to transport the papers. Over
100 people were employed, the majority
of them young women. and the pay roll
was about 100000 per year during the last
year of its existence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-14
FIVE DEAD-scoRE INJURED
BY the Tornado Which Swept Through
Nebraska Tuesday.

Omaha, Neb., May 13.-At least five
persons are dead. two fatally injured
and score or more badly hurt and
hundreds of thousands of dollars
worth OF property destroyed by tor
nado, which late Tuesday afternoon,
passed over portions of Sarpy, Cass
and Nehmah counties.
The dead. Mrs. Frank Hester. near
Louisville; Charles Leader, near Rich
field; Mrs. Marke, Bellevue; Martin
Tieth and son James, near Papillon.
Fatally injured: Edward Martin,
near Meadow; Mrs. Trucelle, Bellevue.
Telegraph and telephone wires arc
down so that full details are not OBJ
tainahle and it is feared that there
may be more names to be added to the
death list when all is known.
Besides damage done by the wind
the heavy rainfall caused floods which
badly damaged the railroads in the
territory mentioned. The heaviest
property loss so far as heard from
was sustained by the United States
army post at Fort Crook and the Pres
byterian College at Bellevue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-14
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Rockville, CT, Man Kills Feeble Mind
ed Son and Himself.

Rockville, Conn. May 13.-Herman
Nowsch. a Tolland county farmer, liv-
ing on Reeds hill about two miles from
this place, shot his Syear-old son
Henry and then killed himself late this
afternoon. Nowsch, who lived with
his wife and three children on a small
farm, had spent the day as was his
custom. in Rockville. On returning
home he put his team in the barn and
went toward the house. His wife, who
was in the kitchen at the time. went
to the door and spoke to him, but he
passed into the house without speak
ing. Mrs. Nowsch stepped out into
the yard and shortly afterwards heard
two revolver shots. She ran into the
house and found the boy, Henry, who
was feeble minded, sitting in a chair,
to which he was STRAPPED TO prevent
his falling out dead. with bullet hole
in his forehead Nowsch was lying on
the floor at the boys feet. dead. with
a bullet hole in the forehead. Nowsch
is said to have been broodng over his
sons condition and had threatened
several times to end it all.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-14
FOUR MEN DROWNED
At Completion, N. S., BY Boat Being
Accidentally Stove.

Campbeton, N. s., May 1S.-While
working for the Shives Lumber Co. here
today four men lost their lives by drown
ing. They were Fred Clarke, Joseph
Rousse, Bernard Maltais and Simon Tan
nier.
About 8 o'clock this afternoon the men,
along with Henry Savidant, were out in
small boat working to repair the haul
up chain in the Shives lumber mill slip.
They were about 120 yards from shore.
The put out an anchor to keep the boat
In a fixed position while they worked
but the anchor slipped and knocked a
plank out of the side of the boat. 1t be-
gan to fill and almost Immediately sank
Savidant alone could swim and he
struck out for the shore, which he reach
cd in safety The other four men sought
to save their lives by olinging to the sink
ing boat, but it went down with them.
Graphing parties were soon at work.
but tonight had succeeded in finding only
one body, that of Roussc. The men were
all residents of Completion. were mar
ried and leave families.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-14
CRITICIZES NEW CANON.
Bishop Vinton Does Not Approve New
Church Law.

Springfield, Mass, May 13.-In his
charge at the opening of the western
Massachusetts diocese convention to-
day Bishop Alexander H. Vinton crit
icized the canon passed at the Rich
mond convention last fall providing
tfat only Christian men of the Epis-
copal church can preach from an Epis-
copal pulpit. He said:
'Tn the present form I fail to see
how the canon will help church unity,
although adopted for that purpose. I
cannot conceive how this inestimable
blessing can be brought nearer if
concessions that do not affect essen
tias are ruthlessly denounced. Why
should not voice of noted theologians
outside the church be heard on special
occasions in addresses in church
building::"
The bishop also recommended the
raising of a large endowment fund.
The convention was attended by about
$50 clergy and laymen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-14
MCINTYRE SPECULATED.
His Son So Testifies on Stand-The
Father In a Sanatarium.

New York. May 13,-T. A. Mcintyre. Jr
a member of the failed firm of + A. Nc
Intyre & Co. bankers and brokers. in an
examination today of the firms affairs
conducted by United States Commissioner
G'lchrist. said he knew his father. the
head of the firm, was specializing by the
use OF an account known only as NO
275." Witness said he was member of
the Cotton Exchange for the firm but he
did not know whether he ever had made
trades on the Cotton Exchange for ac-
count of mo. us" He testified also that
he had assigned his own seat on the
Cotton Exchange to c. NJ. l<rauss of Sy
racuse i'm part payment of an account
His fathers seat also was assigned for
the same purpose. He declared that his
father is In a sanitarium and unable to
consult on business