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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-19

The Jesse Hutchinson murder cas-
now pending in the circuit court was
brought to standstill after a selec
ton Of eight jurors by the defendan.
pleading guilty Of murder. His sen
tence has not yet been passed.
The funeral of the infant daughtof
Of Mr. and Mrs. r. p. Thornton oc
CURED at their residence on Upper
Main street Friday afternoon at 2.@o
O'Clock Rev. b. F. Utley of tn
Grace NJ f. church officiated. The
body was inferred at the Beech Grove
cemetery
The gentlemen members of the NJ
T. church were called by invitation
Of the pastor to his study Friday eve
ming for the purpose of organizing
society knownIas the Wesleyan Broth
erhood Rev 3. r riley was TEN
porary chairman and i A Waagh
temporary secretary Of the eveninf
After a few general remarks by those
present the following officers were
elected: Chairman. rs. T. Parker
vice chairman. Thos Holliheld: seer
tary D. N ". Balance aud treas
urer J. A. Waugh. The society bega
with a good enrolment The next
meeting viii be at 2;3o D. m. Sunday
u. Calvin Of Ievings was down OF
business Friday
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-19
After this week the remaining Stock Store Fixtures Lease
hold and Good Will will be sold at bargain

ter is passed.
A big dance is announced for the
benefit Of those who like TO "trip the
light fantastic" al the skating rink
Monday night Jan 90. are.e
Right after these thaws IL a. good
time for our highawy commissioner
TO try the virtue Of the "roa,l drag. "
II Is our opinion that the drag viii do
more work and better work than a
dozen graders If done at the right
time and in the proper way.
There seems to be quite an epi-
demic Of grip rheumatism and ton
solitis up aronud villa Ridge.
The saw mills and factories that
have been shut down are starting or
preparing TO start up again which is
a good sign Of better times.
Miss Hazel Kennedy continues very
sick at her home on Blanche avenue.
Mr.. .Art Mattlson who sold his farm
vest of town some time ago has lately
engaged In business with Leonard
Armstrong
The NOund City band win help our
boys out with their musical and liter
ary entertainment Tuesday night. Jan.
Est at wOodrufrs HAN. Don't fail TO
come. This Win b. the treta Of the
season. Several pieces will be rem
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-19
go man snankinu.

Spanking does not cure children Of
bed-wetting. There is n constitution
al cause for This trouble Mrs NJ
Summers. Bcx ". More Dame. Ind
will send free to any mother her sue
ccssful home treatment. with full IN
structions. Send no money. but write
her today if your children trouble yon
in this way. Don't blame the chill.
the chances are il can't help it. This
treatment also cures adults and aged
people troubled with urine difIicgliies
by day or night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-19
MOUND CITY
January 10. 1908.


Rev. T. A. HUNDRED. formerly Of this
place but now Of Golden is in town
This week on business.
J. T. Gamble Of villa Ridge was a
business caller here Friday.
Mrs. Thomas Boyd and daughter.
Miss Blanche. left Thursday. for
Biloxi. Miss. where they viii spend 4
few weeks. Mrs F. ". MeClelland
formerly OF this city. is also there
Miss Lurlene Bartlett is in St
Louis this week making arrange
ments for a party to be- given at the
home. Ct Mayor Parsons. OF Cairo, next
evening.
MEs. Ella Watkins left today sat
urday) for Mobile. Ala. where She
rill spend a few weeks with Mr.. and
MS. Met Qaarles.
Mrs. Harry Hood left Saturday for
her home az Muskogee. Okla. after
a few weeks visit With her parents
Mr. and Mrs A. J. Dougherty.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-19
RESULT OF FIST FIGHT
Naval Apprentice Dies From Ciot On
Brain-Opponen Under Guard
Pending inquiry.

Newport T. J. ian IS FOLLOWING
"a est 6gbt last rreslay on board She
United iSatc8 ,rninins ship Cnnber
iand ct this port. p 4. Hadnet. agel
% Of Philadelphia naval apprentice
died today at the naval hospital
y. H. Manninc aged 90, cf Middle
town ~ Y. also an apprentice. is
under sentry's charge pendinc in
vestigatiun. Iiannet who had been
appointed asting master AZ arms. had
trouble with Manning. Later when
the DAYS duties were over. they pat
on gloves fof a ten round battle Ia
the eighth Manning canght Harinet
"a the jaw. sending him 10 the deck
for the feli c0uut IiauBet never re-
covered eonseiousness diving TODAY
from a blood clct on the brain
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-19

Mr.. Charles Jean is here this week
lean avs formerly Of the firm OF Jean
and Jenkins.
Mrs Lizzie Silver of villa Ridge,
was visiting in Mounds Wednesday.
Mr. Ed Hinkley of DuQuoin, H..
was transaeting business In town this
week.
Milo B. Caianhan. rnangaer Of the
Ntionl Life Insurnce Comply Of East
St. Louis. was here on legal business
last week.
Mr.. Claude jenkins of Golconda. a
former resident Of Mounds. is here
today TO meet the pay car.
The clearance certificates have
sbout gone out Of style around
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-19
CAIRO TEACHERS
DISCUSS LASAL-LE
SuPT. ENDENEN URGES EX.
TENSION or INFLUENCE BE
YoND SCHOOL ROOM.
MUST HELP.
To Curb Evil Street Conduct of Pu.
piIs-EnrolImen to Date Ex-
eeeds Former Years,
Being 2,467.


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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-19

dered on the new instruments.
Mr. Ralph Polk of Greenwood, Ind,
manager Of the Polk Preserving Co.
Of Mound City is in this field in the
interest Of his company and to ar
range with cur farmers TO grow more
tomatoes, corn and pumpkins etc
Our mayor. Mr. W H. Brelsforl.
has closed a big deal this week by the
condition of which he becomes sole
owner of the Mounds lee and Coal
company.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-19

Notice Is hereby Given that the an.
rual meeting II the Stockholders and
directors Of the 1lome Telephrns
company Of Cairo. Cairo Illinois
viii be held Tuesday. January 2Ist.
1908. at 900 .. ID. d. tho Office u tho
Aforesaid company: said melting for
the purpose Of elecfing directors and
officers and Increasing the eapifaI
stock 81 the aforesaid corporation.
and transaeting such other business
~ may properly come before said
meeting.
ANDREW LOHR.
President
u r. AISTHoRPE.
Assistant Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-19
NOTICE..

In accordance with the orders Is
sued by the mayor relating TO the
sale Of liquors and the closing OF
saloons on Sundays. herein wish 30
notify all concerned that the laws
relating TO same VIII lie strictly en-
forced.
NJ. S. EGAN.
Chief Of Police.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-19

The Bulletin h he only seven DAY
psvsF IN Csiro
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-26
STATE NEWS NOTES.


NASiiHI NN-oIer thirty young people
from this city mad narrow escape from
being rrh down Ny I"St ff"iGht Tram
while returning nome from party.
NORTH FREEDOM Robert BittriCh,
aged - y"irs, died at Los Vegas, \. NJ.
lie went there from mere yen dafS ago, H.
Of consumption ms VIE Is IN delicate
health.
APPIETON-Philip sheridan of Green
Bay has announced his candidacy for the
nomination for congress from the Ninth
congressional district on the Democratic
ticket
MENONONIE-Joh Lee" aged ~ years,
was burned to death in his house At Mcrl-
dan. this county The body was not found.
His aged wife narrowly escaped with her
life.
BELOIT-A notable event i'm Jewish cir
clos here sunday night was the wedding of
Miss Sarah, daughter If Il Xpinsli, to
Israel Parnptt Of Milwaukee, The CEREMONY
was narfOrmtd Ilv Rabbi SrLrinfpll of Mi.
waukcc
BARRON Edwin Harrison. - years old,
was arrested by Sheriff KurSchner of Bar
ron rnuuty and sheriff Anderson of Hunn-
NAV Harrison il wanted in Rurf3ln comfy
On n charge nf burglary
NAyyITTI EIoLor,tc ulqrs orn nctnc
- - 80. - a., ,t,,,,I -, ,,,ti -
- ~, Nn"ttu,,gto,, TlanI sn'i,iio,,
u'bi,.h viii hi hrId 81 W1vriIl" Sotmr,iav
md Sundnv limo "A ami II tho hirrrSt
event Of thc Kind ever held In mo state
u,r-tTn< oo,,,+, ,r,,o,tzottnn t,o
va. - ~ W t'll '''"' ~
IL" ON iot lrH'', M , w ""S ~,
Termed ~ NauNlon' - Ni''I" 81 ~ ~
dIhh vas 'l''l'u pL'Hiu'"'' q !, Aat ~
ot M"mst"n ,,uaat trr' ''"' - "a ~ 90 '"'N
OF MausloH H''l'l"lH-
EIROl-At the funeral or Lime hanson
II years Old, as the procession was on tn"
way to tn" grave, tn" horses attached TO
the h"arSr slipped ana with the rig ana
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-26
LOVE SHOULD BE REAL,
Fond du Lac Priest Doesn't See Why
Boys Are SHIFTED with Every
Pretty Girl.

FOND DU LAC, Wis, March %
Special l-Elopements, young ladies'
with drug store competitions and girls
who think that they are engaged just
because some fellow holds their hands
have been placed under the ban here.
Rev. NJ, j. Taugher, pastor of St.
IosepE's church, while explaining the
new church rules that will 20 into effect
after East, took occasion to talk on en-
gagements an matrimony Sunday morn
ing.
Il cannot see why the boys are smt-
ten with every pretty face they see" he
said. why the first time it gets wet it
may all come off.
Neither can see why girl should
take 1t for granted thar she is engaged
Just because some young fellow sits in
the parlor with her one or two evenings,
when the lights are turned low, and
cells her that he could hold her hand for
ever. 1t takes more than that to make
IN engagement.
"Thert is no excuse for Il young man
running away with girl and getting
married. If he is ashamed of his sweet
heart he shouldn't marry her. If he is
not ashamed of her he should bring her
INTO the church and let us all see what
It Tine looking wife he has won
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-26
REINHARDT FINED $500
JUDGE B2AZEE FOLLOWS THE AC-
TI0N OF JUDGE NEELEN.
1ew Trial Denied, but Stay of Ezccu
ton for Sixty Days Means 5u-
preme Court Appeal.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, March u, 1905.
Frank \. ii. Reinhardt of the Wis
consin Medical institute and Master
Specialist was fined $500 and costs by
Judge Brace in municipal court tins
morning on n charge of conspiracy with
intent 10 dcfraud. The fine Il the same
rs the one imposed by Judge Neelen UNI
der the same charge in district court,
from whose decision Eelnhardt APP
pealcd.
The motion for n new rial made by
Gen. J. +. Doe, ReIuhardt's attorney.
was denied this morning, but stay of
execution of sentence was granted Tor
sixty days. In this time Gen. Doe Will
prepare writ of error and appeal the
case to the supreme court.
The costs III the case viii exceed HlnuD
outside of the costs assessed IN the as
trict court action, comprising expert lees
of physicians and also Of handwriting
experts.
Il have nothing to say, except that
nm perfectly innocent Reinhardt re-
piled in answer to Judge Braces ques-
ton before sentence.
Reinhard is charged with having Sc
cured money from patients by fraud IN
forming them that they had diseases
which they were not afflicted with, and
collecting large sums of money on the
strength Of treatment for such supposed
diseases.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-26
TALKED TO THE JURORS.
William Pugh Makes ADM ss!on in Wag-
ner Case Which May Mean
New Trial.

MADISON, Wis. March 23.-[S pe-
cial Miner and Elver, attorneys for
AdolplI Wagner, Milwaukee, will use II
strong piece of evidence in support of
their motion for a new trial for Wagner,
the conversation of William Pugh. who
took Wagner'S place as assistant book
keeper in the office of the state treasurer.
with two jurymen, Edward Elickson of
thrStlana, and CurtisS Ross of Belle
vile. Pugh this morning took the stand
and admitted that he had talked with
both jurors Friday night and that to FL
dickson he had remarked thar he was not
interested III the case. except perhaps
in some way as might affect my promo
ton pugh went on the stand volun-
tarily. He gave testimony which the
attorneys for Wagner contend, might
have influenced the jurors.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-26
Two Speed Singers.

There was mo halfway work" about
Abner Riggs praise for anything he APP
proved. Consequently, the person who
asked him about his niece'S musical
ability was prepared for an enthusiastic
answer.
THAT cir! is chock-full o music" an
nounCed Mr.. Riggs, "chock-full and run
ming over with it. In my opinion she
will be the greatest musician that's ever
come out of New England, if not of
these United States.
Sings like bird, plays the piano,
melodeon. pipe organ, banjo and guitar.
Most anything that can be played that
girl plays fright off. as you might say.
Lately she's taken up the fiddle and the
cornet, and she's doing fine work with
both of 'em."
''She most be remarkably gifted" said
the listener. rs her voice soprano or
CONTRACTOR
Either said Mr.. Riggs. Just ac
cording to what's wanted and the nature
Of the song she's got both qualities AS
for playilg-well, now. I'll tell you. that
girl can get more music out of an iron
spoon and tin dipper than most could
out of the best harmoniCa that was ever
made, "-Iouth's Companion.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-26
Philip SUIT IS BEGUN.
Milwaukeean Asks Damages from Nc.
Cures Magazine.

NEW YORK. March 21-The libci
suit instituted by Emmanuel l.. Philip,
president of tie Unon Refrgeratiug
Transit company If Milwaukee. against
the :. 5. Mcclure company, publishers
of McClnrc's Magazine, has been begun
before Judge IIouGh and q, jury in the
United States circuit court The suit
brought for SlVn,OOO alleged damages
is based on articles written for the mag
azine by Ray Stauuard Baker under the
caption "Rairoade Of Trial" which APP
pcarcd in the November and December
issues of 1903 and the January issue Of
1906. In these articles the author de-
scribcd the evils Of private car lines
which act as intermediary carriers be-
tween the shippers and the railroads II
is alleged that Mr.. Baker accused Prcsi-
dent Philip Of accepting rebates and it
is on this accusation that damages ar"
asked. Another suit for the sam"
amount is pending against McClure's
Magazine 10y tn" Union Rcfrigerating
Transit ClInpauE
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-26
FIFTEEN YEARS OF ECZEMA.
Terrible Itching Prevented Sleep
Hands, Arms and Legs Affected
Cuttcnra Cured in @ Days.

Il had eczema nearly fifteen years.
The affected parts were my hands,
arms and legs They were the worst in
the winter time, and were always
itchy, and l could not keep from
scratching them. | had to keep both
hands bandaged all the time and at
night l would have to scratch through
the bandages as the itching was so Sc
we're, and at times would have to tear
everything off my hands to scratch the
skin. could not rest or sleep. had
several physicians treat me but they
could not give me a permanent cure nor
even could they stop the itching. AZ
ter using the Cuticura Soap one box of
Cuticura Ointment and two bottles OF
Cuticura Resolvent for about six DAYS
the itching had ceased, and now the
sores have disappeared, and | never
felt better in my life than | do now
Edward Worell. Band 30th L. $. Infan-
try, Fort Crook, Nebraska"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-26
A Good Cross.

Shortly after a new administration
took hold of a well known southern rail
road a great number of claims were pre-
ferred against the company on account
Of horses and cattle being killed along
the line in Kentucky. To make matters
worse it appeared that every animal
killed. however worthless it may have
been before the accident, invariably Zig
lred in the claims subsequently present
ed as being of the best blood in Ken
lucky.
One day, in conversation with one of
the roads attorneys, the president be-
came very much excited in referring to
the situation. do you know" he ex-
claimed, bringing down his fist on the
desk. by way of emphasis, Il have
coached the conclusion that nothing in
kentucky so improves live stock as
,rossing IL with a locomotive. Harper $
Nonthly
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-26
TAKES BIG JUDGMENT
CITIZENS TRUST COMPANY SUES
ON NOTE FOR 100000.
Milwaukee Southern Railway Company
Fails to Pay Either Interest or
Principal on Big Loan.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 2l, 1903.
Judgment in the sum of SlOS92O,
principal and interest on a promissory
note for 100000 and 5000 costs, was
entered by default by Judge Williams
this morning, in the action entitled Citi-
2cns' Trust company vs.. Henry {. Wood
company.
The action was the outcome of the
Citizens Trust company advancing to
the defendants 100000 on a promisory
note dated April 80, 1906 for one year.
with interest at ; per cent. payable
scmi-annually, neither the principal nor
interest being paid on its maturity April
80. 1907 The payment of the note was
guaranteed by the endorsement of II. e..
Wood. as president Of the Milwaukee,
Southern Railway company. The action
was never defended.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-26
OLD LII MBERMAN DEAD.
AlliS B. Crane Was One of the Pioneers
in the Industry Near Osh-
koSh, Wis

OSHKOSH, Wis. March % Spe-
cial. -Allis +. Crane one of the pioneer
lumbermcu of Oshkosh, died this morn
ing. He was stricken three years ago
with paralysis. Mr.. Crane was born in
Eddingron, Me, November Is. 1881. of
Pilgrim parentage and was over 16 years
of age. He came 10 Oshkosh in 1866
and with his brother, the late Timothy
+. Crane, under the firm name of Crane
Brothers, conducted an extensive log
ging and numbering manufacturing bust
ness III the various parts of northern
Wisconsin. Mr.. Crane was married in
1913 and his wife died in 1893. He is
survived 10y daughter, Miss Fannie,
and a son, Edward NJ. Crane, who is
postmaster of the Oshkosh postollice.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-26
A. G.. Vanderbilts Illustration.

Alfred G. Vanderbilt has given for
4 mascot a fine Damatian hound to the
Hope Hose company of Tarytown.
\ Tarrytown man the other day con
graduated Mr.. Vanderbilt 50 profusely
on the presentation of this dog that the
young millionaire said. smiling;
Really, you know you rather over
whelm the animal. He is a good enough
dog, but hardly deserves all thar praise.
You overwhelm him. 1t IS like the case
Of the young parents and the first baby
"A minister took in his arms little
oapy to Cnrsten IL
And the name| he murmured, dip
ping his long, slim fingers in the font.
"'Charles Louis Augustus Rembrandt
Frederick Henry Napoleon White said
the young father calmly.
dear, dear said the minister, and
he added, turning to the SEXTON, Il little
more water, Mr.. Holroyd, If you
please "
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-26
Aging apple Cider.

Ten years ago | buriel a small K :
Of apple cider just fer an experiment.
said harry -. woods Of Saginaw. Al:yh.
Just letore Christmas dug il up to
find that it had the finest kind ul flavor
We had cider at home all during ChfiS'-
m@. WroE. and all who partook Of It de-
dared II better than champagne
buried two more kegs last October aud
shall let them. stay in the ground for
about five or six years.
Apple cider is one of the most health
full drinks know about. When taken
in moderation and at the right time It
is one of the best medicines for inliges-
ton you ever tried, Nashville TenueS-
Seeau.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-26
BISHOP FOWLER
DIES IN NEW YORK
NOTED DIVINE SUCCUMBS TO
BRICHTS DISEASE AFTER A
LONG ILLNESS.
HERO OF A LAKE DISASTER.
Led Volunteer Lifesaycrs Who Succeed
ed in Rescuing Lady ElgIn
Passengers.
BEGAN HIS LIFE AS A LAWYER

NEW YORK. March 2o-Rrt.
Charles H. Fowler, bishop Of the Mrtho-
dist Episcopal church, died at hiS hom'
oere today. He succumbcd TO Bright
disease,
Bishop Fowler had been III i'll hea.Ih
Tor two years, but during nearly an
that time he took n more Or less active
part in the affairs Of the church. A9
late AS two months ago I've felt able &"
make Il journey to Minneapolis where
o. presided at the dedication OF Ia"
Fowler Memorial Methodist Episcopal
church. His last public appearance was
at Metropolitan temple on Suhd@! l"'-
lowing Washington's birthday, when hc
took part in Washington memorial
service. His last visit 10 his Once 40
the Methodist building in Firth avrnHr
was made last Monday. On Nrdn"~
day Ae was stricken with the iLI'~'
which resulted in his death cnuy To-Day.
Born in Ontario, Can.
Bishop Fowler, who was II years 81
age, was born in Buriord ouiar", Az
gust II, 1897 and cam" OF hu-"eH
stock In lS4l he was taken Win h.7
fathers family to Illinois NEcg" hr spent
MS carry J tdlS blt "a al ~ 800
ing AT Rock river seminary iu MrNHs
Morris, he entered GcursCc rD.'"G" mr.
Lima. y. y, where he was grldna'oi
o. 1883 lie soon afterwari began lh'
study of law in Chicago, but soon alter
this he was converted aud al once
changed his purpose and began % COURSE
Of preparation for the ministry. li'
graduated from the Garrett Biblical lu-
stitu'r. Evanston, H. He was mp.
pointed successfully tU churches IN u.
rago until 1872 when he was mad"
president If Northwestern university. Tie
was ordained bishop IN 1884, ana was
sent 10 California. where he remained
until the conference Of 1884 moved INN
90 Indianapolis.
In 1896 lie was again moved. this time
10 Buffalo and continued his duties th'r"
until 1901 when he was removed ~ New
York
Rescued Lady Elgln Passengers.
While in Evanston H. in the Cos,
attending the Garrett Bible institute, u"
distinguished himself for h"rpI~m hy be-
ing the leader Of IA volunteer life saving
crew which faced death again and again
IN Lake Michigan and ut last succeeded
IN rcscuing many passengers from Tue
steamer Lady Elgin, which was wrecked
two miles of shore.
In lSGS be married NyrI y. Hitch
cock daughter Of Rev. Luke Hitchcock
OF Chicago.
In Chicago Durng Fire.
BISHOP Fowler was acting a~ pastor of
nuc of thIrugO's churches ~ tine tun" OF
tie great FIRE, and II was DE who SUE
gps,rd The plan Of pooling tho interests
If ih. different churches until all should
have time go rchabIitntr Themselves. AH
,t,Tg-' Yr.re secondary ltt organ ..rnl licking
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-26
BIG FIRE IN DAKOTA,
Loss TO Business Portion Of Darlington
VIII Reach the $4,000
Marx

CAREINGTON, n. b.. March pa
Fire started in Hunts pool and billiard
hal carly this morning and burned
Hunts building, the Merchant hotel,
Hcrmau's meat market, Waller a co.'s
hardware and furniture store. the Rcntry
hotel, and Van Rhecn's grocery store
the Gait house drug store, Peterson and
Tabraham's harness shop, ana the First,
National bank. The loss probably Will
he SlGNlls
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-26
Addition 10 University Library

MADISON. Wis, March 2l.-Thc Uniyer
sity OF Wisconsin has Just received vhln
the labor movement by the gift Of the oN
tcnsiye library OF rare German socialists
literature collected during n iif" time Ivy
Nolkszeitung, The collection Is given 20 tn"
university by William English Nnlling Of
New York and q humber of other men who
are interested In thr work OF the American
bureau OF industrial res arch, which has It's
Headquarters In this ciu.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-26
ELOPERS ARE CAUGHT.
Albert Barta and Mrs. Anna Kadel Are
in Jail at Ashland-Both
Have Children

ASHLAND. Wis, March 23-[ Spe-
,ial. Albert Barta and Mrs Anna
Kadcl. an clipping Chicago couple. were
arrested and locked up in the county
ail at Ashland last night. Mrs. kadcl
arrived here last Thursday with her two
small children. Barta arrived day
later. His grown-up son and daughter
arrived Sunday and assisted in locating
them. Officers from Chicago are expect
ed tonight