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Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-26
IDENTITY IF DEAD MAN IS
 NOT SETTLED
Several Reasons Are Given For and Against Theory That Naco Corpse Is That Of H. Thurman.

The murder mystery remains a mystery. Some of the facts ferreted out In connection with the crime
 point to H. Thurman, the missing grocery clerk, as the victim, while others seem to indicate that he was not the man. The officers who have
 been endeayoring to identify the body admit that they do not know who
 the victim was.
 It has not been definitely learned yet whether the dead man was a Mex ican or an American. His hair was jet black, and apparently he was of a swarthy complexion. In accord
 with the theory that the body is that of Thurman, are the facts that Thur. man, so far as can be learned, had a perfect set of teeth; that his hair was
 black; that he was about the size of
 the deceased, and that his head. which had a peculiar shape, resembled that of the dead man.
 On the other hand, the body found vas dressed in khaki pants, and had on shoes different from those found on the body.
 Several who are interested in the case expressed the belief yesterday that Thurman had been knocked in the head In Bisbee, taken to the lonely spot in which he was found and sho, They saw that the fact that Thurman
 went of without his coat, and that
 none was found on the dead man, in,
 dicate that it might have been Thur
 man; Thurman's record had always
 been good, and they say that if he had intended to get away with the money
 he would have hardly gone on in his shirt sleeves. Those who hold to this opinion say that the murderer must have taken Thurman's hat, as that Is missing, and that it is reasonable to suppose that he exchanged trousers with the dead man, in an effort to prevent identification, as well as get the garment.
 Nothing has been heard from Mrs. Thurman. wife of the clerk, since the body was found. although letter was received from her three or four days ago asking If anything had been heard of her husband.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-26
PHYSICIAN IF EARLY B|SBEE
 VISITS CAMP
For Several Months Dr. Wright Was the Only Doctor Here Has Large Mining Interests in the Sauripa District.

Dr. <. C. Wright of Douglas, who is engaged in the mining business in the Sauripa district was a Bisbee visitor yesterday, returning to the Shelter City in the evening. He was accom- panied by his son Alfred.
 Dr. Wright was one of the first company physicians of the Copper Queen Mining company, coming here in 1890. He spent five years in Bis bee, resignIng his position to take a place in the medical department or one of the ocean liners.
 He speaks, very interestipgly of the early days of this city. when Bisbee was a small mining camp, and when no one dreamed of it's future impor- tance as a great mining center or a remarkable and stirring commercial city. Early in 1890 I met Professor Douglas who told me that I must come to the camp for at least three months, as the wife of the company physician had suddenly died and he had been required to go east" said pr. Wright yesterday. 'I came to Bisbee and was the only doctor in the camp. I was alone for about three months or possibly longer, when Dr. Sweet came and we took the work up together. We were the only physic- fans in the camp for a, long time. To day, l am told, there are seventeen physicians In Bisbee.
 Tt is hard to understand what won. derful progress has been made here during the past few years. It seems to me that Bisbee has built up as rap idly and substantially, and has made more material progress, than any min ing camp on the entire western slope. It would be hard to find any city which has more splendid business blocks than Bisbee has, ..-e
 J speaking of the mining business south of the line, Dr. Wright stated that conditions are generally quiet Until We get more railroad facilities n that section the excessive freight rate caused by long wagon hauls pre- vents the active development which would otherwise follow. The Espee is building through that section and will open up a great district of vast riches. It is not easy to say what time the road will get into that coun. try, but they are steadily moving in from the south"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-26
TRIP TO SOUTHLAND.

Several of the directors of the Calu- met & Arizona made a trip to their mining prctIerties at Courtland yes terday by automobile. The party con sisted of Col. L. W. Powell, Gordon R. Campbell. Thomas Hoatson and Peter Ruppe. MT. Hoatson and MT. Camp bell remained at the camp over night to look over the property, while Col. Powell and MT. Ruppe returned last evening" The ride was a pretty cold one. MT. Briggs did not make the trip, but expressed himself very well pleased with the reports which were brought back by MT. RuHpe, who went down into the shaft.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-26
PLEASANT WHIST EVENING.

There was a large meeting at the Country Club last evening at which there were seventy-nine present. The entire program was carried out and every one enjoyed the evening thor oughly. Mrs. Seth Hazard won the first prize for the ladies and donated 1t to the club. The gentleman's prize was won by W. F. Mesh.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-26

Police Judge-You say the prisoner went into your store and beat you up? Why?
 Mir. Cohn-Because he couldn't beat me down, your honor.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-26

MT. Morse says he would as soon be sentenced for life as for fifteen years. We'll, we have no objection to accommodating him if he insists.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-26
NOTICE.

4 reward of 5000 will be paid for formation leading 70 the arrest and onviction of the parties stealing The 2eview from subscribers.
 THE BTSREE DAILY REVIEW.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-26

For Bisbee the following will act as officials: Referee, Arnold; field judge. Henry.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-26
THANKSGIVING DAY COMES ID WARREN DISTRICT AT 4 TIME WIEN TIE CONDITIONS ARE ON
 HE IMPROVE, AND ALL PEOPLE ARE GRATEFUL

HaI'kl 'tis the voices Of children at play,
 In the din of the frolic They join the glad day; To them 'tis an hour Of rejoicing and romp Shorn of all semblance Of convention or pomp.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-26

Hark to the bell
 'Tis the song birds knell, He is merTily singing Ger mountain and dell; It's a Thanksgiving carol He is bringing for you Filled with glad tidings Of a day that is new.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-26

Rpview want ads bring results.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
DED ID" LINE.

DED ID" LINE.
ForPrO. RICO. CURACAO & VENEZUELA.
Pier No. Il near Wall s. Ferry. Bklyu-
For SAN JUAN. PTO- RICO.
AT REDUCED RATES
SIS Philadelphia -- saturday. Oct =. rcoI
SIS Caracas ------- SATURDAY. Nov :. nooo
For La Guafra. Pr0. CsbeliO. Curacao ana
Marscaibo.
sS s. Aurora. " Wednesday. Oct =. noon
SIS MaracafbO .--- Saturday. Oct 3. noon
sFreizht only
These steamers have superior aCcOr111ocA-
ton fOr passengers
BOCL-ON BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers g Nal 81
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
RAILROADS
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL
Two-HoUR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR

TwoLHoTTR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
FOR PHILADELPHIA. Ly- W, 23d 81
-S50 T5O $50 $50 $50. 1oSo: LIZ
no y % ssO l1SS $50 IsS e $50 o. iiso sS N
SUNDAYS. 7.JO. $50. o.5O 1880. l1.oo q. n
i25O, 80. ESQ. $50. $50. $50. $50. E-So'
Ls. LIBERTY ST ELso. eaO. 100. O. 2 %; .,
$50 soo 1922 90 msoo 10 dd -o9 200 O. 4s6 500 500
e1nasys, + 50. 500. 500. 1000. 100 a. m.
poo noon, 100. zoo, 400. 400. 300. So.
200. 500. eco. 1880 ,. n. l2l5 MD
night ..
FOR BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN.
ifeETTY I.Hei Si2S' s TO 30 90. 1906 .. n.
1900 noon. 2-Oo. 400. 600. 100 p m
daily.
FOR LAKEWOOD AND LAEEHCRsT.
Lv. W. 25d ST % 50 a n m; 40 p5,So 80 s~Ss -lIs;
only. 1.2O. 20. $50 20. go ss5S. Is oh1y =,
Lv LIBERTY ST 100. 1890 a m
a. 90 ssts onIy), 100. 8. 20. 4-1o 500 q 20
Sats- Only) p. N Sundays. SO iV-Vo
g. m. 30 p m
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Lv. " 23i 81;
$50 a m d250 ssts. oniyl. SO p n n
sundays. e-5o a m 20 p m ~ LID isiI-
8 40 D m Sundays. 1900 & m. $50 p m
Time tables may be obtained at follow
ing Offices: Liberty 81. Wv 20 81 e
chelsea a14E. Piers 10 and 81 y r.;
way. Is2. Us. 2st Fifth Ay.. 2Iss Third
Av', III West 18th ST.. 245 Columbus
A. New York: Court St. 343. @44 F,1l-
ton St. 4Te Nostrand Az. Brook.yn. -"
Broadway. williamsburg New YORK Irans-
Ger Co. calls for and checks baggage 70
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20

ANEaTCAN TTN- From Pier lJ, y. r.
AH@NNAOh4f LINZ az 10 A. 81.
PLYMOTTH-CHERB 'G-SOC L THANPrOS
Philadelphia Oct. "a New Nov 7
St Paul Oct 81 ~. Louis Nov. Il
RED STAR Line IRON Flsr -
NEW YORK-AN-TyV EF2P-PARIS
Kroonlazd. Oct -. II an VaterIauG- Nov 70
Finland. Nov II. 10 an krOou-ald Nov. %.
u an
WHITE STAR LINE Eso@ 4s Per
NEW YORK-QC' SSTOW S-LIV ERPOOL
Celtic Oct. -. 3 an Cedric Nov. Z. 2 am
Baltic-Oct- 81, pu- Arabic Nov "A. 10 an
LYMOCTH-CHERB Cf-SOC CTHAAPTOeS
OCeanic- Oct q. 3 pm Ad-iatic-.Nov. I. pm
Tsutonic- Oct .. loan Majestic Nov Il 10 an
S6sToS S5sT {2E6 70 < TAsV x GVgT
Via Azores. Madeira and Gibraltar
RouanIc.-- Oct 27. Dec 3. Jan so. Mar -
Cretic- Nov. o. Dec 10
CanOpic- Nov. q. Jan 16. FEB =
REPCBLIC-Sov. 2S. Jan. 2. FEB. 13
CEDRIC q. .0G0 TONS. lJan o Feb %
CELTIC Z largest IN trade Jan % Mar.
PASSENGER OFFICE. Q BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
ROOFING AND LEADERS.

L(E sYSTFM-HANGING LEADERS
away from wall by Lanes patent Pipe
,.-,.s-. caves leader saves wall. Circu-
lars mailed Ira G. lane, 20T E 64th St
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
BALTIMORE z CHIC r. r.

ROYAL SLLE LINE IRASNs-
'sEvery other hour on ths even hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
D5rect Connections In New Untoa StattoA
waxhfnxton with all Lines South
Lave New York Daily. 23d Sc LII -
WASHINGTON. SPpers. 1l-3O pm lS9 an
WASHINGTON. Diner. ! 80 am % am
WASHINGTON. Diner. $50 am 100 an
NJ wwHasuINGTON. Diner, iI50 am IL 90 n'a
WASHINGTON. Buffet i.6o pm 200 21
lParIor car N Y. TO Ricnmond. Sa)
ROYAL LTD" Diner. 800 pn ap oa
WASHINGTON, Diner. b5O pm 80 Ptn
WASHINGTON. Buffet. $50 pm I-Vo Pta
Through Daily Trains 20 tbs West
-xyrrISN PTT~rSBJRG. T.S0 am % an
StnSHS0' COJT-NRCS IL. so an u 90 m
pfT1TrsRT@RJ. CTWyEL'D, $50 pm . % I'm
..prTTSRI-RC LIMITED. ''oc0 pm 100 pm
~ az T CIi-IS IOTTSV-. II. So pm I 30 am
GIN ST. LOUIS. LOUSY. $50 arm 10 - an
GIN. ST LOUIS. LOUSY. o-co pm 80 ph
Orces: 245 434. 1900 Broadway. Astoc
House los Greenwich ST. 20 6th Az. 81
Grand St " 7; 543 Fulton St. BTookiy1.
West 2aY 81 and Liberty 50.
After ? n. Sleeping Car RessrvatioNs
snd fuIi information regarding trains etc
can Be- obtained at Bureau Of IntoTTnation
q 4 O. r R. 25d St Terminal Pnors
Number 5lA4 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
GARDNER ROME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

MISS McFEES SCHOOL. I52 WEST 72D ST
kindergarten college. Special Boarding
Department under Moderate Catalogue
7 EARN DRESsMAKINo AND MILLINERY-FOR
IL business home Mcdowell Dressrnaking and
Millinery School. $40 9Th trimmed, SOk
made. 81 90. Patterns to ft, SOC. Models shown
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
nRrssuAkINa AND MILLINERY.

DkESsM hINU A-ND N ? . =
DRrSSMAK AKER-FIrst class; latest de
signs; 7erreCt 1T and workrnanshi: gIisr-
anteed: has been several years Win & &sdTs,
- TTrny+D Madison ave, 4oth 81. Miss
carroll. lO7 West g5tA St
u GOLDBERG. SD 6th ave--L-adies' tai
torinC. repairing promptly done; work
called for: telephone
NTTIIJ<ER R-Mme. Riley. l4S W 18TH
-,ais Furnished or accepted. Moderate.
NfNfF HIDE. late with Ward. ladies
tailor; gowns. exclusive styles. perfect NJ
ov,- materials accepted PESO Broadway.
between Tooth and 10lst SITS. Reasonable
prices.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
Musical instruction.

VOUNG LADY ACCOMPLISHED PIANIST GIVES
/ piano instruction; moderate rates. GOETz 20T East
55th St.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
AUCTION SALES.

MORTGAGE SALE--Jacob Geusler viii
sell to-day. at o'clock. at No. sos East
1Ilth st, Borough OF Manhattan. the uxt-
yrrs and chattels OF a saloon By order
~ attorney for mortgage
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21
Dnubs l1sfs on OH ! pa ne,a

The recent utterances Of the vene
bic DR.. A. Il. Wallace. fellow di,
overer with Darwin Of the origin 0
species. tending to show that on
s.r.h h the only body In the know
creation suited for life such as Ne an
i here upon the globe. has awakene
4 wide interest among progressiv
~sc.cntists- II Is recognized by al wi
keep up with the thought Of the ag
that evOlctionists are not 90 sweepin
n their claims now as they were /
quarter Of 4 century ago when tn.
Darwinlan theory was new.
DR.. Wallace II now . very old man
and, like Lord Kelvin. hs seems to m
i providential design IN the arrange
ment Of the material universs. II Il
perhaps true that the very creates
and best-baIanced minds Of al are,
hare inclined 10 such belisfs, and ye
In recent PEARS the pfogrsss Of ap
piled science has been % sweeping
and her voico - omnipotsnt tina
many persons hare shared Tyndair.
views ef testing the emcacy Of pro
gress b. exposiment. Tho diflculty
h that sucA tests could never b car
rsel ont mtisfaetorily. Nov. whes
Dr. wallace Asserts that our eartl
u ~ soss abods o. life IL the uni
vsrse ! rsaswsd interest springs 81
among eclentfstA. One school claim,
that ~ n "a Al In Ma A0tnaa.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21

.sew Laa0 Of MIX and Hone,
The first colonization Of the Colo.
.sert In southern California was
ssaken five years ago. Within |
-iel period i2.tOO souIs have made
.periai and Coacheila va..eys Il.
rmanent home. They have crea
operty values aggregattng SIS Co.,
lie Imperial Vale, Is shipping
lily $SUU,U0O worth Of beet all ~
/. QUO worth OF g"r IN, and large uu.
/ = Of farm proc e. In that va.
here are being owl 1870 Nc. e. al
!onal OF alfalfa. l.SUO acres are be
tainted to cantalou,ex. wh:ie numero
Vineyards are being put out. At
Dan OF Holtville. In this valley, 4 s.
} } electric plant has Just been inS~s
-. and contracts have been aeA.I,
'~r $4,000 woreh Of brick ~ -
} cks ut El Centre. The townk< /;
?~-ial. Brawley and Calexico are -,
~ rapidly. The aforementioned e.,
= on the bou sdAry line between Call&
ala and Mex.~s ;, hecce IN s.allse. )
Nor than $4,000 acre Of land Z
srder . high state Of cultivation. Crt
fellures are impossible. wish irriy
Jon the husbandman ID enabled 10 a
portion moisture to bis crops ~ needle
40 tlas climate II 10 uniformly nal
that graias ast fruits are D. ver iajul
q v Affected from that source. Ii
Il " = land dowlns with milk =
b uey.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21

0an62 Wao MQual - aho OCOaat0o
Gov. var6amaA, Of ~lllsslasippt. ID
n opponent u war shsorstjcally but
adiniree NJ peup ana IT. circum
stances. He sald rscentty:
II oace attended Z sham battis. and
sven this shan bettje seemed 70 ~
a I lo0ked - - b Z 1na. romantic,
insptrins thine. ! was following ths
frpeps abeat n . haeA. ana I ~
msmber hew impatient I ersw when.
the geean1 becoming hi1ly. ~ driver
wsuk4 NJ dfivs me- fask enough
Harry 40. man I wcuid ny. We
mustn't mias that aankins movement
-AnA The drivse would growl ana
ouch M heroe with ~ whip.
~rtnaIly 10 bugis of ths shan
-nemios GAvo ~ cease firing can,
.nd ny drives: with I Iook o. relief.
sulIed Up and hogan % Ted the horse
rom : noss-bag. suddsnly. though.
~ .edvanee' soaDded. and ~ ths
rnops started aoain q ~ Aeubls
tujck.
-nus the driver mads 10 attsnpt b
yteerupt the bsrse's meal an1 fellow
hem. ]. intoxicated with IT, glory
IND KlamcF u the sham Dattle. eaia
. The mai = inspire hIms
Vow. cahby. drive on. Inagiae
- are q real war
AN right said tie cabby. 'aad
- Imagine thai me End ~ - =
SAoe.s
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21

Loe9 ths EoSvfGoo scosr9~ - EvsSy
I>ass1 Shotv ship Visited.
The NOew401ane are but = osanrn
u the groat Scandinavian tamil,
Long befors ~ dime when Augusta
bswsiied the 49, OF the Iegions sna
by ysrus Into tn wiids OF tho Teuto
hurg, the scandinayians ruled with I'M
disputed sway - shores Of ths BATH.
and the c0oste ~ sweden. Norway
Holland ara Dsamarf. Living - the,
I'D IN N lnhonp1tab BILE region. Tor of
tie $4,000 Square miles Of Norwegian
land Ices than ovs per cent y srubls,
The real NOeoaman looked 10 The -
rather than - ~ land for both y
rupation md sustenance. They had
4 law q primogsnIture. rigid In IT. ap
piicattOn. ~ which the eldest %
whether u king. noble Or peasant
farmer. Inherited The land, with I'll L.
equipment IT, younger sous wer
thus forced ont intD the world to Daks
. fortune " = failure. For them thef-
was NO land: their home wss the zen
But The watefs were more productive
than the stee1te opll Inherited By ths
5rst Of birth. anA ~ fishermen ths)
prospered- III astonishing fecundic
n the nce soon made the coast Him.
and the islands from Frtssland to ID.
north more populous than the interior
II was impoeabls % expect that hard.
sailors Of : rugged race should comm.
~heanseIvee - the mast peaceful Of em
ployments. especially when thsy
learned. - they ~ did. that 10 thu
south and west there were rich coun
trses. comparatively unattended. Un
Ter the Leadership of the youngse sOne
Il kings and nobIsmen the 6shins 6seO
100 tr1naS1emed into pirate
notilia4 and thsn The Vikings bsgan
to b . scourSe along The shores q
Britain and France.
Thrice. undee Inherent naDeeI az
the Gcandin6ylane and their descend
ants elfsct the conquest Of Great Brit
ain. Tor the Danes. who teFrosissd ~
sntirs English coast and placed . king
o. the throne of the Island. and thu
Anglo-SaxonA who eave . name to the
npgiish-speakins races. were Of the
same family o. scandinavian pirate
hordes. and the Normans were the d.
scendants Of the bands which settled
In the fairsst part q northern France.
AZ nrst the foreign expeditions Of the
Scandina vtans wsss no than
pirate forays. = beet Of freebooter
ships would appear on the English
coast, near . village; all the inhab
itants would take refuge In the near
cot castle: the Danes would plumber
burn and retire 10 the sea ere u fore
could be collected to oppose them
Taking advantage NJ inlets and rivers
they sometimes penetrated TAR inland
More than once they reached Paris
Repeatedly they were seen far up ths
Thames. Frightful barbarities charac
ferixed their appearance, no matte
whether Ia France Or England. VIII
they could not carry away the
ilurned; prisoners nj desirable n
slaves YER butchered. On one mi
up the Seine they hung ovcr 1900 o
The population on the trees along tt
sanks Of the stream.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21


81 Olafs crown, with ~aich KIN,
= sknn- Ct xorway. vas Invested I
lrondhjem. IL obedience = the a.
man1s both Of ths national ~eOnstitutios
and a popular sentiment u the Ian,
u his adoption. has undergone man,
strange viciSttndes alncs the dayt
mors than 1000 years AGO, when /,
s-rmountsd the jeonins msnes Of d.
earliest Christian rulers Of Norway. I
= been lost. stolen and carried d
among the spoils d war b. foreign. In
ssders II has, on several occasions
''een almost destroyed By Ore. has bees
>hspw~cked and has been buried RI.
after, indeed. says To New Teri
lines. h m expssience q which ma
= ol6w cfowns of Dufope havs. 4
y. time u another. - mbjeSted
che burial has asaalv hen for psl
! - Of concealment md there ar,
>reral notsble instances where tho,
10 hare tins hid6en this most q
rtant u III ssnbjoms Of sOverelnn
= died without rssssllne tn secret
ich remains 70 thls day an unre
tled nlystery. Many. INDEED. ars II
apter~ of facilitating ronance cor
incl In the Alstosy u tAess Europea
OWNS. tw0. 1t Iease - whlch hav.
Ell buried r. Amog1ea.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21
WHEaE 90 1AGt col

: rN.~asAs Tnssnalaa IL
N~s6 otseeeo.
Dire Of the greatest vonders Of lie
RI city n often expFsssed In q
sestion. ~ hsre ~ AL fhs people cen
IN who ride o. ne carsTs Neu
n this aueati N moFs pertinent II
ter the ol<ning ~ the subway. 70
was remarkable .that sais ~ Il
in traaxportstioE fac1iit1o al
i scc:n to diminish the crowds b q.
arfaee carr aud left the elevsts1 rail-
~ trains apparently - choksd viii
sassesxers a. sSsf during The rusl
ourr. although. IRON u very apsaino
{ the underground railway. Il has bss
1xed IN handling the Thousands clam.
ring Tor admission 10 the express and
+ lscal trainA running. although they
ie. NJ very frsqusn intervals. II ssem.
ii that more persons wer riding than
I'd been riding before. Tor al liner
ere loaded ~ heavily - ' with
. lordes Oh business folks who hur
a down town In the morning an0
ok hcMle In the evenln9.
The corner where the most pasaen-
~ cross In New York u at saith street
q Park avenue. There are two sur
&c sracxs leading acfoss town b and
ON the ferry to Long Island City. and
o surface car tracks underneath
lich pass through the PARK avenus
mel u,t.1wn and downtown : and M
!. subway has burrowed under thu
! tunnel and has built Z new tunne.
I Its local trains and still anothe.
4eper yet Tor 1T express trains. max
x. In Gil. four sets Of double tracks
iich cross this corner.
/, one day recent, the subway broke
record By transporting $4,000 pas
: igers: and. on that same day. II
!. waited railroad system Of Manhattan
, le hauled $4,000. Thsse figures an
u :nlncant. They show that there tw
i.aes II transportation alone, sayins
=: thing Of the loo miles Of surfaN
ar lines, collected In day .. tota
( l.SS0.OOO farsA II It b reasonable
~ assume that each person rode twic,
at day. once down town and once u;
wa. these figures show that these tw
ines of transportation. on Manhatta
Stand and In the Bronx Gully, tran
rted 8JU.OOO passe .igers. This assum.
N seems reasonable. because thef
nst have been Z great many more NJ
~ who rode only once during Il
~ than there were who rode thr.
les. ~ the allowance Of two rides
,ssenger 10 fair. II the subway a.
elevated rails = carried dAa.f
.~.ngrrs in q sii gle day, they la
i; more persons than there are
re pool, with its population II 8
I: more than there ate in.iaaital
ST. Louis. with its pea,uiati N
5.2SS: than there are in r
4. with its 5ta,. ~ more THAI ID
{ Ia Cairo, Naples. Madrid, or Mex
y.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21

ylilaRe Constable To villaxsr u
~ hsvn kfxr.ked dOwn by passing ~
II sssii~t,--YOu didn't - the mn
= hut s-suld you swear to tn manr
vil'aTrr - did; bst ! don't THU =
srl me.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21

sniiciters for I enasltsbis -susrsy,sis
- oasrsl s.sSse lneuaeD tAsa slonsp.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-02-21

csrtasA cAeek to- uee-1ner&h Ue III asnOant lid
b @eds gayshas g - of9sI q ~ CrEmisstoner ~ ]
ouh@tteo0 f09 ooe1 A13oegemt.x The nnlod snv~DOneo
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-19
A Family Reunion.

Governor Folk tells OF a young law.
yer in Arkansas who was defending
young man OF malodorous record.
Ignoring the record however. the
counsel proceeded TO draw a harrow
Ing picture of the rhite-haired. aged
father in st. Louis. awaiting anxiously
the return Of the prodigal son 10
spend The Christmas holidays with
him.
Have you the heart detained the
lawyer To the jury. to deprive the
poor old man Of this hspplness?"
The jury, however, found the pris-
oner guilty. Before passing sentence
the Judge called for the prisoners jail
~ ord ana after careful examinaz
lion OF the same, he blandly observed:
Il find that this prisoner has some
FIVE previous convictions against
him. Nevertheless. j am happy 20
state that the learned counsels elo-
quent appeal will not remain unan.
swcred. for shall commit the pris-
oner To the Little Rock jail. where. at
the present moment. his aged parent
Is serving term OF ten years. So that
father and son will he enabled TO pass
the ensuing Christmastide under one
roof."-Exchanse.