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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-28

K%fHf &h Nv
ueberfhreilung Gler 9oranihlcge 1T
nan bier3ulanoe bsi 9e3ierungsbauten
ldnsit geUobnt. 10 ItrGfli6 lit dber
pobl ielbit 0as uncertainties WoIt nod
ME 3u0or bintsrsangsn porosn, ipie
in 6iniibi auf Bic Soften ots Dana
macanals. Dieter. - 70 mar ihnen
BON ben 5dhmdnnsra 8eiagt uoroen
meroe nit einem Nufpanoe BON
bodIteHs 100 Wi1iontn Dollars pol
leRoei perssH tonnen, uHo rpenn man
nod bic antaufsto1sH BON 40 Wlinios
men umO BITE unporbereefebensn Iusads
ben biH3urehne. Merle a iid .~aliers
b0hitens4 ouf 100 Milionen Dollars
ittlen. 0od obm0bl er iaum sur @dIfs
is isrtig To- ihdbt ret Die Ganalcom.
million. oab er auf minoeltens 375
gliaiontn ~ lteben iommeH niro. or
piro alp enoli6 uno idIieblid Riht
menigsr as 400 Miaionsu Dollars
peTihlungen baben. Oermathlih uot
peit mthr.
Wave oitfe 3iffsr sIeih %anfduslih
g~tnaHnt ootr AUDI nur dnstoeutei Nor.
oen. itIsibt NIT Redt BE a@bic.
45opit.4. Is bate uiat sinmal otr be.
riihtiats MiuiuroenecHereb Is lpa9sr
eurfeH, oas Sabre lang asbesis RIGA
ra8uopyoitst uypl0blif nit osm nioei.
BEN 6isgb,gtsn@ osr Sran3oieH 81 Hrs
taufhen 4ah pisI ptHiser bate Ora.
foeni 8oQisoeI fib sroreiiten olrfen.
tn oeg Qgoains banana time Rt5olas
teU atasu Die SnpelerrspuF q
Colombia ansusesttln. odmit BE Der
Sialieu zen oon isiasu urbeberu dufs
asssbenen QaHamaeandI su Gno'
baIen touren. Etrn ipeHn 200 itor
bic An.astsofsn auf S400.000.00 %
( hslsr. 70 It fslsIoerK6uolih niti o1i
ran gu asn.tu. eab Ser Cana! iia i
.besahlsn piro. Die Siniea auein.
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aas cta 6-~uoissbubrtn hyausihIat
aen.g1ah avShsr atsr oavitsn oie Sc.
iter otg Manipulating otr 8truah.
arc arN esr IN osm ihyediidsa @li.
ma ista 1~aihrsnoissn Gsiluo.r
,tit asof'tayIu1ea isien. Dlan MN
esrs Itssugtituns ouBtbmsr sayfsu
Mh es E,rel rad itiRsr 'Rrl,aHsl.
laua tlariA so bis 80 49ialonsn e.
htr wige 6 g. ushr dis itloi ri
w1apsne fsiihS ecparsb bis po'
aggstm ir iGmmtilAs FtaB aue
&aierufx ssurstn ~iHrsyhaio N'
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nsar ss iaufsli4 MaFsynraBs 5pi.
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as 1H s4s eciiaa Eg eyhil.
vs BE In n &c q wlreca
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-28

piro, is6i taam 80 bs3ptifslu. un0
oaHn miro e pieosr Hsgf. Or Sahs
lags aHsspaBis gsfsss. neusn Sireit
ubsr be Ssoentung HHo Quslssung
osE 0slsse esbsH, uFp. - ~ab iHfiHis
tnm@.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-28

Sn elmer Wniprdhs beim gmpfung
Oss auldBli6 ieinsrSi f9of
juGi.cnms in Rom aus 6rantrei9 eins
gstroifener 9ilger3uses erfldrts 0sr
81. Batter, aab 5rantrsid gegsn bic
STRIDE &rieg fibre, nm oie@runolngen
Oes@briitentbums gu untergraben. Der
&atbolicismas perbs BON Der fran3DiIz
ifen Regierung untsr Dem @orpanbe
Der Essnnupg ron @todt uno Stride
betdmpft. Dies rerDe beipiefsn ourb
bic 4usipeiiurg Der toth. Groen, Die
9roceniruns uno 9erurtbeilung BON.
garoinal Qnbrieu Il. anberer 8iI60fe,|
Il. bic angeOrobten @eieBe 3ur ShiB,|
una ir~religi0ier 9ebrer uno CUR grs|
lan9ung eines StGatsmonopols ibsr|
BE ShuIen. 6rdntrei6, bos BEN
Stodt gum Shieosrihter in reliqi0s|
zen 9ingsn MAIDEN pole, bstdmpfs|
slei63eiti9 oie frdn30fIden 9iidOfel
pslte Dem 6l. Stu6Ie Die Sreue bes|
pabren. Dieien giid5fen. fubr Oell
9aplt fort. piir0en bic 5reibeitsn bpr.|
sntbaltsn. tpel6s bic frdn36iiiden Ge,|
ieBs alien giirsern gemdbren, lie piirsI
ben 5uoem nod infuIiirt. procsHiri N
bsrurtbeilt, eiH3ig uno ALIEN. neil ID
mutbig ibrs apDitolifhen Qfli6ten eri
fdaten. gtlss oas miiFs, TAFT lie sd
entmutbissn. bic Ratbolitsn anfpori
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oigsR. Der 81. Batter fhtoB Oamit|
oaB sr BEN @Idubissn bringeno ans
9er8 Ieate. ben gid6fen ireu sur Sell
ts gu Itehen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-28

Der dileHifds Sugsnieur uuourra=
ga. Der eiRen Canal iibsr ben Sit6=
mus BON Banana conitruirsn poate,
ais eoncurrsu3- llntermbmen fir ben
panamdcdndl. BAT feline @sriu6s, DOH
Der Resierung BON colombia cine Com
eehioH fit Ietn GanalprOieet su erldnz
gen, d~nfgegebeH. Oa man in Colombia,
i'm Sale ben WinIhen oss gbilenen
sHtiprohen ipiuOt, 8epreTalien Ieitens
Der Der. Staaten bsfiirhtete. Der
ylan nnourraga's sing oabiu. pom
@olf bon Ddrisn aug osnglltrdtos5 fluff
uno ieiHsr NsbenftiiFs enildna einen
@ondl Ourb colOmbifdes @ebiet nab
Dem Stiaen Ocean gu fabrsn,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-28

6benio pie England UNI Dsuti6
lamb. ite6i ebt aud 5rdntrsi6 Dor si
nsr 9uogsttriie. bic nod LANCE MID
oamit srleoigt 1T. ooB bos 9(bgsoro
neisnbaus in Der @sntralDebdtte iibe
ZEN Stdats6ausbalt elm @ertrduens
0otum fir Die 3egierung dbgegebe
bat. Der nsue iran3Diide Stats
bausbdIt iiebt grh0bung Der Steued
sinuabmsn UNI 300 Milionen 5rarl
ten Dor. Sn eritsr 9inie trefFsn y
porgeihlagenen neuen Sieuern Qutd
mobile, 1a6at. Mein uno @rbihdftef0
bic Grbi9aftsItsuer aIlein ion 80 hi
li0nsn 6ranten mebr einbriRssR al
TN IsBtea @tatsiabr. sc ma6t III
I~iarier Wineritan0 0esen bieIe @oS
i6ldge geltsno. bic 9riano16e Rtgi'
rung blsibt inoeB felt; fs mu6t gel
teno. DAP Die ihlpsben0en 8ldne III
4rbeiierpenfioneu uno anoere Golf
tbiimlits MaBna6men cine Mebrau
aebe nit Fi6 6rdhten, pelde bud
g'Isuern uno niht ourh eirnabm
scoed. peroen folien. uRO Eat bel
e9iuHs min oos Sabine. .fsbsn ui
FQ1en".
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-28

1it critic mitaethsil. nirs. hat
oar snusiM eNiaHs,s bsim 91t.tsn.
II .. MIblbsIe, Sage 9ias e.. ar
lssih res ianfaHesnars -issn
SatilssaB itirsg GrHsrsGas iun 81.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-28
Der SOnntagsbOts.

uTtrrfr o inc yosr-once a. Milwaukee, via
sEc fcniticd for nausm4ssion Though Tie mAii
q ~EtccnQ-clsss raieSl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-28
HIlerIei I~ntsressantes.


Der Sen 6ut au tief siebt, Dem aes
ihisbt Gana redt. ipenn i5m elmer elm
nal Elm SriRtgsIo bineinpirFt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-28

ih0F enen GliidpuHI9 pes Aallsrs
Wilhelm absrreihi. 9ds essHtpaHs
o.as Shreiben oes WloHarren, ipels
des bic gratulatiDH entbdlt, it in Die
narmisn Buis eftleiaa. DIR amtli=
Asn auuosebuns nir5 nod bin5nsss
Faat, oaB esr gapt bel eatssgmnabms
Der G~ratulation Dem 9sianotea isIf'e
bp6e 7Sreuoe iiber bic aHt1eilH1sine
Dts aaiIsrs an oem isiiliGeH grsl9niB
sum ausorud gebra6t babe.
0as Budget BEG 0sufi6en &sihs
fir 1910 belduft Ta auf S665,000.s
900. cine 3una9me DoR S1709.0O0
aber lsstss Sa6r. Gius @Hlsibs BON
S38.OO0,0O0 1T po~rgeiebsH. Die ss-
Fp5bnlihen qrmestofen 3sissn eine &ez
ouction ron 100000, Die 5Ioisenz
ausloeen oagegen cine 3uUaRms. ron
| S6. 1905 GOO. 9ansben lit pisosrum
Elm glantrdgsbuosei aufgeitelt, nit
$685. GOO fir o0s 6eer unD $2S,s
235,000 fir bic 6lotts.
Sin mebriGgiaer ShneeHurm, nix
er heitiaer felt Sahrsn Hiht eriebt
puros, tobfs in gang 9sutialaro uno
brahie alien @erfebr msbrsrs 8ase
lang gdn3Iid gum Siodsn. 4m meis
item betroffen murbeH 8raHnenburd.
PoIen, Shleiien. SadisR UNI 51is
ringeR. Der oars 1T sdH8lia singss
/ idueit.
gins DepeIGe aus Gina, Peru, an
BEN MaildHbsr .Secolo" meiDst. Der
8ifaof non Guseo. 9eru, M}igr. Sos
hannes 6aIcon. lei 0ura cine BON
sinem Qnarhilten ssnorRne 9ombe
eet0otet norDen. De- 9n1of fuhr nit
feinem SecretGr in elmer 3utide ais
elRe Bonnie auf oRislbe seinleuoert
muros. Der 9ii9of puroe augenblid-
lid get1otet unO Der Seeretdr I9red=
li6 p%erlpunoet. 8eine 9sine oss Ct
ersiGrs muBten ampuiirt peresn. Der
Wl0roen mahte elHen erfolgloieH
6elbitmoroDerIu9. Die 9oliSei bate
groBe MHbe i'm aus ben 6dnoen eis
ner 9olfsmsngs gu rtttsn. bic i'm en-
srtffen. bate. I'm Jpn 81 l9uhen. Der
erm0roeie 8iiaof ipar am 8, SaRudr
1882 su Gina sebOreH unO ipuroe an
19. Sanuar 1893 gum 8iidoF gsiDdblt
6u3co 1T ieit benz 8. Sept. 1886 BIZ
I4OfsIib.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-28

Die namerican FEDERATION of Ca
bor" bat am 20. bis. ibren in Toronto,
Gou., abssbaItensn S~abrssconpent gum
@bidtub asbrant. Der 8erbono bat
fi6 in isinengeinIiFen fir Elm in allen
Stndten gIeidmdbig lautsnDts qrbeit-
ssbers 5aftpflihtesisb; fir Elm beIon=
oeres gunbes Mrbeiter 9ureau; @srbot
Der Ginpdnnerun9 ansr aiidten; 4lz
t%erspsnFonsn; 46tFunoenseieb unn
4nfbluB an ben suropdil9en 4rbei.
terbuno srtlGrt. sSn Dem Dantbez
ihluB an Die AbrsHe Der Staot 10
ronto fir ole srpieIsHs @aitfreuno-
fhaft nuroe, i'm 9inblid auf bic tiir3.
lih srfolgie @sruribeituug Der 4rbei-
terfIbrer @ompsrs, Mit6ea unD Wlor.
riion bstoni, Dab Der 9erbaHo in ga.
ndoa mebrReosFrei6eit, nobne rihters
lide einihrdntung, Die Iih auf flint.
lihe 4uslsgung Il. oRsemaBte @elpdIi
itise. ssnoHen babe. nab Den @ruHo-
iobeH zines freieH uRo iih ielbii regie.
reHOen Bottles, ala seseHpdrtie in Den
Der. 6taatsn m0sli9 lei Die prdiii
benton Der DerlAitoeuen 8efperiihafter
Der Stabl- uno giIsnarbeiter puroer
angemiden. in 4ittsbupg am Is. Ut
eember iber einsn 9tau sur 9stdmpf.
ing Der .offenen @srtitatt" 4OIitil
bes SiabItrults. Der fir ZEN mdhtis.
iteuGegner Der Observation-Disclosures
ertldrt nuroe, gu beratheH. Samue.
@ompsrs puroe siHitimmig ais 8rdI-
bent uno Sobn Witdxa als @ieeprdIi
osHt pieoergeludblt. Die Rdhfs "a
sur9 piro tn Ct. 2ouis a~bgsbaltsr
perOsH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-28

9as Qp2suotionsgsriGt bes Tts
itriets Columbia bat zen tusgsH W2iB.
nttuns oes @srihts gu @efangniB
ftraieu perurthiltsn qrbsitsrfihrern
@ompsrs. M5itf<n uno Worrifon.
prdrS,nt. 8~itsprsFcent uno 5egrss
tar 0sr amsrisar liberation ni Gas
bor eiaea Aaflhub osr urthilspons
'nsduns bis gum %. Rs0smbtr Sc.
piaiqs uro ptnu os 9eruribeiltsn sis
gum %. 9oosm4er bsim C5erbunoess
ssri6t. Nas an oieiem 5dae sufams
meniri.i. Gin @siR4 mn siusn ~Writ Of
@sViioyari- siRsereidt basen. MIRO To-
Hsn Elm peiteysr 4uffAu5 bslUiai8t.
Sn CsHtrrsih IL In lsbtsr Sci. oas
Qs6sa 70 fcffpislis aeporotH - mad
eiuem 9eri1t ess0sneralcoEiuls Srit.
tain poR 4ras an Ms Department FIT
6anod uno 4rtei. IL 4aibine.on.
oes Sic shsrrsi4i5s Resissurs asm
ierwrta SisislE GER Nrtiif Ginmls
t6un uiro. Set 1907 il S6maa
I'm II 9rpesHi sssisssn. gut-gr I'M
20 @rootn,. Mthl lSa 90. g~artcffglu
gm %. 9uttsrmii1 uw 10. Groe um
a. 6glss AN CD. 3udsr um ri. R1lbs
ilsiia I'M -. SaosinsflssI5 KIN 20
uno aaifes Ut 10 groStzi.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18
BOISE GRAND JURY
IS STILL GRINDING
Some Sensations as TO Land
Deals Expected When Re-
port Is Completed.

'PeCial 10 ne llpune
BOISE, Ida. Dee. lI.-The federal
grand jury is still grinding in this
city. and by the time its work iS com
pleted sensations are expected.
1T was learned today in federal cir'
will likely end this week, There have
been a number of rumors with refer
cnce to indictments and who they Will
he returned against. While the jury
has been instructed not TO investigate
matters which come under state rights,
il is understood that it has already
secured enough evidence against Gar
rctt and his associates to warrant the
returning OF true bills. and will prob.
ably so report when it makes n return
10 The court.
Owing to the fact that the officers
Of the old company continually
changed, new ones being elected at al
most every meeting held, the nets of
Il large number Of people are beng IN
vcstigated by The inry. That body is
said TO he confronted with the problem
OF picking out those who are respon-
siblc for The illegal transactions in the
entry OF tho government land.
The probing will be completed to-
morrow, About thirty witnesses have
officers of the defunct company aud
Messrs. Colthroup and Daniels, who
operated the land sules department and
sold most Of the land under tho Gar
rctt management. The jury has probed
into the alleged manner which entries
were made with q view OF ascertain
ing whether or not perjury, subordlna'
tion Of perjury or conspiracy was com.
mitted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18
MRS. JOHNSON FREED.
AND THEN REARRESTED

SEATTLE, Wash. Dec. l7--After
dclihcratrpg six hours, the jury IN the
case against Mrs. Mary NJ johnson, ac-
cuscd of having defrauded the Seattle
Electric company of $500 by means of
a fake damage claim. returned YER
diet Of moi guilty tonight. Immcdi-
atcly after the return of the verdict ac;,
quitting Mrs. Johnson sho was placed
under arrest again on Il warrant from
Pendleton, Ore, charging that she had
violated her parole. y year ago Mrs.
Johnson was given short sentence IN
Oregon on charge Of making. falls
statements of debt, but was parolcd by
the court. The defense will make an
effort to obtain Mrs, johnson s release
on a writ of habcas corpus.
The trial of Mrs. johnson, which ended
today. attracted much attention on ac-
count of the evidence introduced by
the state in an attempt to show that the
woman had defraudcd several railroad
companies in the Middle West by means
of fake damage claims.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18
S0L0NS OF MONTANA TO
HOLD SPECIAL SESSION

HELENA, Mont, Dee. 1.-THE clev
cnth Montana legislative assembly is
TO meet III extraordinary session in
this city ON December - next, TO con
sider. and ii found desirable, 10 appro-
pirate such additional sum as may be
necessary to permit the purchase OF ma
tcrials Of every kind or character pro.
duccd or manufactured in Montana
that may he used in the construction
of the capital additions, and to make
any amendments 10 the act authorizing
The construction of the wings, as may
he deemed necessary.
Governor Edwin l.. Morris, in re-
sponse 10 the petition Of II majority
OF the legislature, fled with him yes
terday by the president of the Billings
chamber of commerce. today issued n
proclamation granting the prayer Of the
petitioners.
incidentally the legislature is also to
make provision for the maintenance Of
the bureau of publicity during the en-
suing year, whose appropriation was in
adveriently omitted for the year 1910
from the general appropriation bill.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18
PARSONS GETS JUDGMENT
IN CATTLE PROCEEDINGS

The jury in the federal court in the
ease Of Maurice X. Parsons and others
against b. T. White. IN which the plain
tilIs asked Judgment for SS351.S0, with
interest from June 20. 1906, brought IN
Il verdict Friday morning for the full
amount, which totaIled SI294.9l. The
case grew out of breach Of contract,
and was on trial for almost a week.
Parsons, in the cattle business with
William Hanlev and II. J.. Corbett. un-
der the firm name Of Maurice Is. Par
sons, delivered TO the defendant, it was
alleged, 7S6 yearling steers, the pur-
chase price to be Sl2.326. In return
White agreed TO buy from j. d. Comb
zoo head of three -ycar-oldS. which were
10 he delivered to Parsons i'll part pay
ment Of the debt. They were to cost
S27.50 head, IN al S5565. White failed
to keep his agreement and the three
year -olds werc taken over by Parsons
and paid for, according to the COM
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18
MAY HAVE ROBBED
VICTIM OF WRECK
Investigation of Disaster at
Winona, Ariz., Develops Some
Strange circumstances.

FLAGSTAFF. Ariz.. Dee. l7.-Aftcr
being in session during the afternoon,
The coroner IS Jury investigating the
cause Of the wreck on the Santa Fo
road at Winona yesterday. adjourned
until tomorrow to secure the testimony
If members Of the train crew. The
Jury is making an effort TO ascertain
what has become OF i considerable sum
Of money supposed 10 have been on the
body of Mrs, Alice Bennett, the only
person killed in tho wreck
A revised list of the injured shows
The following names:
On Train No. l.
Florence L. Moore. Elizabeth, n. j.,
eprained back and hand cut.
l. Blanche Clumar. Elizabeth, y. a.,
uose and left arm cut.
Mrs. Samuel l., Moore, Elizabeth, n.
J., face cut.
Emma r. Purchase, London, Eng,
internal injuries.
s. W, Rolls, Chicago. kncc sprained.
B. Burdock, Milwaukee, head hurt.
i. ", White, Chicago, Pullman por-
Ter. arm hurt.
o. Douglas, Chicago, Pullman porter,
hip bruised.
a. W. Rctting st. Joseph, Mo, left
hip hurt.
". W. Pinlterton. Philadelphia, bump
IN head and back.
Thomas johnson, Columbus, O., neck
Pearl NJ. Hough, Wilmington, Del,
head and neck hurt.
T. {. Harris, Chicago, left leg hurt,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18
Deserved His Penalty.

RICHMOND. Va. Dec. 17.-Clifton
Breckenridge. negro, WAS eicctgocutcd
hero today for criminal attack on n
G.vcar.old girl, He confessed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18
Sound Thinkers On Roller Skating.

Bishop McTyeir, in a letter to the
Christian Advocate, writes; "Allow ME
TO commend to you and your readers,
roller skating. 1t can and should sub
stitUte dancing as an exercise, and
amusement for tho young people OF
both sexes. it furnishes indoor, lively
and graceful exercise, and leaves no eX"
cusc for dancing, l wish there were
roller skating rink in every village. -
Salzman, in his valuable work on
-" Exercise" says; It is an exercise
superior TO anything that can be classcd
under the head of motion. II excites
such pleasure in the mind of the per
former that I should recommend it aa
a most eficacious remedy for many
ills. -
Campo, writing on the same subject,
says: ''It is necessary that we relax
our minds at various intervals and take
recreation of some kind. ] know of no
more pleasant or beneficial exercise
than the modern roller skating, and ev-
cry boy or girl, man or woman ought
to learn it,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18
WHISKEY FOR COLDS

The increased use of whlskey for colds
is cnusinp considerable discussion
among the medical fraternity. IT is the
quickest and almost infallible curc when
mixed with certain other ingredients
and taken properly. The following is
tho formula; Mix two ounces of gly
ccriue with eight ounces OF good
whiskcv and add oue-half ounce of Con
ccntrated pine compound. Take tea
spoonful or Il tablespoonful every four
hours - ANY good druggist has these
ingredients or will get them from his
wholesale house. and they are easily
mixed Concentrated pine is special
pine product and comes only in half
ounce bottles. each incloscd in IN air
tight case but hc sure it is labeled
s' Concentrated
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18

cut on head
Mrs. Jacob Geigcr, st. Joseph, Mo,
head hurt
Alex KeIlar, Evanston, ILL.,, head hurt.
sido injured.
j. L. Sackett, barber, Chicago, back
hurt
d. H. Parker, Fl Paso, Tex, scalp
wound.
NJ. Garrett. Chicago, back hurt.
Charles UengartiDc, Chicago, dining,
car conductor, icfJ knee hurt.
On Train No. s.
Nat c. Baker. New York, back hurt,
Margaret Allison, Lincoln, Kan,
head and back injured,
Mrs. j. II. Hazel, Chicago, right arm
and body bruised.
c. w. Rheinhart, Lillian, Tex, head
j. NJ. Hall, Lillian, Tex. bruised.
Nina Ncstor, New York, wrist
Mrs. Walter Stelzer, Mischicatt,
Wis. head and arm hurt,
Mrs. S. L. Frank, Media, Pa, slight
Mrs. G. A. Fitch, Cincinnati, neck
bruised.
right leg cut.
lawrence Dear, New York, hand cut.
Ella Dear, New York. arm injured.
Harry Read. New York. leg fractured.
s. p. Engle, Girard, Kan, hand in
inrcd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-18
WANDERER FALLS HEIR
TO A LARGE FORTUNE

BOSTON Dec. 1I.-Attracted by a
newspaper clipping which stated that his
brother had died In Boston inteStatc. leaV-
ing i fortune of $1,000 James c. Cor
belt. for thirty years a wandcrer in Can
ada England and the United States. has
returned here To lay claim 10 a share Of
the estate of William j. Corbett, who died
ON September %.
Rival claimants eager for the first sight
OF an own brother lawyers and news
papcrIncn sought out Corbett on his ar
rival at the south station last night. and
eventually the police had 10 take Il hand
10 escort the man To a place of retreat
Corbett learned of the fortune awaiting
. ola aimanL while he was in Windsor
Locks Conn, Yesterday. and went 10
Springfield, where the police assisted him
10 come 10 Boston.
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Removal Sale.

Big reductions in wall paper and
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PROMINENT POINTS IN
CHERRY INVESTIGATION

PITTSBURG, Dec 1.-THE Cherry,
H.. mine disaster was considered at
today 5 session Of the Coal Mining In
stitutc of America here.
George S. Rice of the United States
geological survey, who aided in The
rescue work al Cherry, found several
salient points in the district which he
brought before the institution
combustiblc material in the mine; the
Importance of having ample firc-hehtiug
equipment. and the necessity Of provid-
ing lire-proof underground rescue cham.
bers.
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Don't,

Don't think because you have taken
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incurabe.
You have not taken Hood Sarsaparilla
1t has cureu many seemingly hopeless
cases OF Scrofula, catarrh rheumatism.
kidney complaint dyspepsia and general
dcbiiity-many cases that may have been
worse than yours,
What this great medicine has done for
others IL can do for you.
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4 famous critic says: t'Tf read aloud
III his presence it would convulse a
wooden Indian He was referring 70
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Dor Z overlook "LIGHTS AND
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Mrs. S. Joyce, Claremont, Y. H.,
writes; ''About year ago I bought
two bottles Of Folcy's Kidney Remedy.
IL cured me Of a severe case of kid
ney trouble oil several years standing,
II certainly is a grand, good medicine.
and I heartily recommend it,
Schramm y Johnson Go.
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paint. The suit was for the recovery
Of the price paid for these cattle.
The usual forty-two days IN which TO
file bill of exceptions was granted the
defense.