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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-19

returned The mother had fed her
baby. and placed it in its crib and wait
ed until It fell asleep before she left
the place.
Occupant Above smells smoke.
After she had been absent some time.
the man who lives in the fiat upstairs.
smelled smoke. He investigated his
apartment, but found nothing out of
order there. and he concluded the smoke
was caused by fire in the neighbor-
hood. in which some one was burning
trash. He thought no more about it
until some time later when the fumes
became more powerful and he then
noticed that the smoke was coming up
through the cracks in the kitchen floor.
He realized at once then that the fat
below was afire and rushing down to
the door started to beat it in. At the
same time a next-door neiEhhor ar
rived, and just as the door gave way.
Mrs. Rowan came home
Frantic at Happening.
She was frantic when she saw what
had occurred and her first thought nat
urally was for her babies. The apart
ment was so thick with smoke that
il was with difficulty that the woman
entered and she almost stumbled over
the postrate form of her boy, who was
unconscious on the floor. Hastily I'M
tying the knot she carried the boy out
in the open air. and then made a frantic
dash back into the house for the baby,
whom she snatehed out of its crib. In
the meantime the two men We're busy
putting out the flames which had al
ready eaten a hole eighteen inches in
diameter through the floor, and was
burning along the other woodwork.
Children Carried Next Door.
The two children were carried next
door, Mrs. Koran having the presence
of mind to snatch a bottle of whiskey
! from the pantry shelf in her flight and
! a quantity of this she forced down the
throat of the boy. 1t had the effect Of
reviving him. but the little girl was
beyond all human aid. When DR.. c. G.
Robinson, who was called. at once ar
rived. the baby was dead. BY laboring
over the boy for some time. DR. Rob-
inson managed to get the boy out of
danger, and it is now thought he will
recover The little fellow told his
mother afterwards of his efforts to re-
lease himself when he saw the fire.
Coroner Gordon held an inquest late
yesterday afternoon and the verdict was
death from accidental smothering.
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a PEDRo PARTY.

One of the pleasant social events of
the week occurred last evening when
the members of Columbia league en-
tertained a large number of visiting
members and friends at a pedro party.
There was a good attendance at the
party and those who were present re-
port having had a very enjoyable time.
The guests played pedro at small
tables in the hall and six games fur
nished the entire entertainment for the
evening. The honors were won by
Miss Katherine Fox and Mrs. Grove and
Messrs. B. T. Eissenhut and Mat Young.
At the close of the games many of the
guests remainded and enjoyed infor-
NAL dancing until a late hour.
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LODGE MEN BACK
Hammond Men Have Good
Time.

Leonard Elster. representing Moltke
lodge, /. o. 0. F.; Yens Anderson. rep
resenting Calumet lodge; Fred Dietrich.
representing INLAND Encampment; Mr..
Overton, repres enting the John A. Lo-
gan encampment. and William Elsner,
district deputy. have returned from In
dianapolis. where they attended the
grand lodge meeting OF the I. o. o. F.
They report having had splendid
time. The session came to close last
night.
The officers elected and installed
were: Grand master. A. l. Miller. Terre
Haute; deputy grand master, J. NJ.
Stipp. winamac; grand secretary. w. H.
Leedy, Indianapolis; representative of
the grand lodge at next session Of the
supreme lodge, Horace NJ. Kean of
Jasper and grand trustee. NJ. A. Chip
man. Anderson.
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May See Wabash Game.

superintendent c. NJ. Mcdaniel of the
Hammond schools may see the Wabash
Notre Dame game at South Bend to-
day, but it is not likely that he will.
and so far as can be ascertained there
are none of the Hammond men who
will see the game.
The go-Wisconsin game at Chi
cago is so much more of an attraction
that the local football enthusiasts will
nearly all go to Chicago instead of
making the long trip to South Bend.
While Wabash defeated Purdue this
fall Purdue is not strong this year and
the game is not any criterion. The
opinion among local football fans is
that II Wabash holds Notre Dame down
to FIVE or six touchdowns it viii be do
Ing Well
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SOCIAL NEWS CONTINUED
FROM PAGE TWO.
a suRPnIsE pARTY.

A very pleasant party was given as
a surprise to Charles Jonas last even
ing at his home In Indiana avenue A
large company of Ms friends met at
his home and spent q very pleasant
evening with games, music and social
conversation. At a late hour the
guests were invited into the dining
room and served with dainty lunch-
con. Among the guests present were:
Misses Martha Herkner. Elsie Heine-
man, Cassie and Ruth Wagonblast
Lena Kuhn. Ella Auer. Flora Wunschel,
Hulda Schneider and Clara Becker,
Messrs. Arthur Thou. Edward Auer,
Edward Reese. Henry Leimbach, Al
fred Hasten, John Rathman, Louis
Scherer and Charles Jonas.
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lie does not yet fully appreciate the
fact that 1t Is sometimes better to have
a good LAWYER than good case.
II is understood that Judge McMahan
takes the position that If blind pigs
are allowed 10 operate. and he Is not
compelled to take judicial cognizance
Of the fact 1t does not concern his
court. but when a number of cases are
filed in his court and there is plenty
OF evidence to prove the guilt of the
defendants, he does not propose that
they shall be discharged on a techni-
eality and then be permitted to go scott
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Machinery Is Bought.

The Illinois Car & Manufacturing
company. Hammond. Ind. has been or
gained with capital stock of $780,.
900 to build and operate car repair
ing plant. Twenty-four acres of land
have been purchased on the Indiana
Harbor railroad tracks. 1900 feet of
which runs along the state line. en-
which the plant viii be located The
buildings now in course of construc-
ton include a mill building $50 by so;
blacksmith shop, % by 50 and several
smaller structures. All the wood
working machinery has been bought.
but the company is in the market for
blacksmithing and other tools. 1t is
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as there is no question as to the guilt
of many of the defendants Judge Nc
Mahan will not permit such travesty
on justice in the Lake circuit court.
ERROR JUST "CREPT IN.'
No one knows how the error crept
into the afhdavits. All that is known
is that the attorneys for the saloon
keepers made the happy discovery that
II was there. The unconcerned pub
lie took it for granted that when
blind pig owner is caught with the
goods" that justice was certain enough.
in this country, 10 warrant the belle
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free.
Knowing that this is the view that
Judge McMahan takes OF these matters
it is generally believed in Crown Point
today that the judge will call special
session of the grand jury at once. and
that indictments viii be returned
against the defendants whose cases
were thrown out OF court this morning.
1t is also limited that a special prose-
cutor win be appointed by the court
to take charge Of this batch of cases.
and this prosecutor will be instructed
to draw up afhdavits that will be water
proof
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HAMMOND NEWS
KNOWN HERE
The G. II. Jewels Comment
on Ray Tragedy.

Charles Jewell OF this city was very
well acquainted with Ellis Ray, the
wealthy farmer from near Lafayette,
who after killing a man in self-de-
Tense, was placed under $50, 900 bail on
the charge of murder and later COM
mitted suicide.
Mrs. Jewell was also acquainted with
the family, and says that the murder
and suicide was a tragedy that has
stirred up the whole community.
Mrs. Jewell says that the Ray fam
lily was highly esteemed in the country
about Lafayette and public sentiment
was in favor of Ellis Ray in this case.
She says that the double tragedy has
cast gloom over the entire territory.
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Stout on Coal.

George p. Stout, the coal man,
thinks he has the finest stock of Scran-
ton hard coal of all sizes. and also
camel coal, Pocahontas lump and mine
run Hooking Valley lump, and Lincoln
sfx-inch lump that ever came to Ham
mond Coke and wood also on hand.
Try him and see what you think about
it. His prices are right and his goods
are right, and he will give you prompt
delivery If you need a carload of coal
see him; he will save you money.
l7-3 GEORGE P. STOUT.
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News Reaches Hobart.

Master Elliott Conroy, son of Attor-
ney and Mrs. ]. H. Conroy, formerly
of Hobart but now of Hammond has
been honored by the nomination for the
office of mayor by the water party of
Hammond's Boy City, having won by
a majority Of eighty votes over his OPP
ponent, Master Artie Finding. The wa
ter party will wage a hot campaign
leading up to the general election
Hobart Gazette
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baby girl was asleep in her crib, when
the smoke ended her brief existence.
Family Is Poor.
The family is poor and the mother
had been accustomed to go out on the
railroad tracks these cold days and
pick up a little fuel to aid in keeping
the little place the Kovans called home.
warm. Before she left she had taken
pains. she said afterward. to see that
the hampers in the stove were properly
adjusted, and lest the boy get too near
the fire, or get hold of matches. she
had tied him with a rope to a door
knob. She had left a few toys within
his reach and with these he was ex-
pected to amuse himself until his mother
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guests enjoyed games and music and
were served with a hand out" At
the entertainment Mr.. Frank Martin
acted as sheriff and Mr.. Charles Sur
prise as judge to preserve order. Sew
eral arrests were made and the jury
cases were particularly amusing.
Among those who served on the jury
were: Mrs. Fred Miller. Miss Ella Ket-
chum and Miss Matilda Eichorn.
Messrs. Georfe Shilton, c. ]. Ewing and
Fred Miller. The guests voted Miss
Muriel Wilcox and Mr.. George Suppes
as being the most conspicuously cos
TUNED for the social.
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5. 5. CLUB PARTY.

Mrs. W. A. Hill has as her guests at
a very pleasant party last evening at
her home in South Holman street the
ladies' of the S. s. club. They met for
a pleasant social time and spent the
evening with card games Several
games of pedro were enjoyed after
which a dainty luncheon was served.
It was the regular meeting Of the club
members and another party Will be ar
ranged for two weeks from last even
ing.
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CONTINUED from Page II
to be credited, the judge does not in
tend that the matter shall go by de-
fault If faultless afffdavits can not
be drawn the first time it is possible
to have the blind pig owners re-arrest-
ed and affldavits drawn that are not
faulty It is understood that this is
just what Judge McMahan proposes to
do
MAY NOT PERMIT 1T.
1t is understood that Judge McMahan
takes the position that the courts of
the land are already subjected to
enough criticism, because of the fire.
quency that criminals escape through
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-19
VISITS Ar ATTICA.

George Thomen has gone to Attica.
Ind, to take a course of treatment at
Mudlavia Springs.
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ORGANIZE A SOCIAL CLUB.

Miss Augusta Kuhn informally en-
tertained few friends last evening at
her home in Ann street for the pur-
pose of organizing a social club The
preliminary arrangements were made
and 1t was decided to meet on Thurs
day evenings at the homes of the men,
bers.
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expected TO have the plant In operation
at an early date.-Iron Trade Review.
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT
AT THE HARBOR

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SPECIAL GRAND
JURY CALLED?

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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-01-28
CAPTAIN OF REPUBLIC is HERO.
Sealby and Operator Binns Carried on
Shoulders of Crowd. r.

New York, Jan. 27.--Capt Sealby
and his officers and most of the crew
of the wrecked steamship Republic
were given a remarkable demonstra-
ton yesterday when they landed at
the pier of the White Star line from
the revenue cutter Manhattan, which
transferred them from the revenue
cutter Seneca great throng of off,
GERS and seamen of the steamships
of the White Star line in dock, to-
gether with 300 or 400 spectators,
were on the dock when Capt. Sealby
and his shlpwrecked crew stepped
down the gang plank.
Officers and seamen alike made
rush for Capt. Sealby and. lifting him
10 their shoulders, carried him the
whole length of the dock to the street,
while the crowd yelled itself hoarse
and stewards on the steamships blew
trumpets. Behind the captain the
crowd carried aloft the brave Blnns,
the wireless telegraph operator.
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near Oskaloosa and Rose Hill.
Mrs. James VanalsI and daughter
Gladys, and Mrs. Charles Vanalst call
ed Friday at the Cal Jones home,
Mrs. VIII Hendrix departed Friday
for her home in Brighton after a few
days visit with relatives in this vi
cinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gabel returned
Friday from a three weeks visit with
relatives near Higgins, Texas, and
Roosevelt, Okla.
Some recent corners and goers We're
Ed VIM and family and Deck Carter
and family, at the James Carter home;
Johnnie Jones and family, Mrs. omer
Verwers and son 0mer. and Mrs. Ada
Winn and son Lawrence, at J. f.
Jones. and o. w. Lawrance and fam
lily and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sans at the
G. w. Farr home.
CRIOLE.
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WHITE OAK.
X. w.
Jan. &c.

John A. Swanson delivered 40 head
of hogs at Wright Monday.
Gus and Anna Swanson were bust
ness callers in 0skaloosa Wednesday.
Chas. Hedlund and Herman Larson
attended Farmers Institute Thursday.
Fred Caldwell bought 10 acres of
shock corn of Will Hawkinson for
SIZE. -. ., &C. AH., 49,. E-.....
visited Thursday with Mr.. ard Mrs.
] Ohm Hawkinson. ...
Simon Hawkinson bought 10 head
of Hereford spring calves of Fred Cald-
well at SIG head.
Miss Ellen Hedlund and Mr.and Mrs.
Henry Hawkinson ate Sunday dinner
at the S. J. Swanson home.
Mrs. Sam Samson and children, Ben
land Rhoda, of near Blyth, came down
Monday for few days visit at the c..
o. Samson home.
Mrs. ]. p. Larson and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Swanson and Clar-
ence Swanson ate Sunday dinner at
the Chas. Brostrom home.
Anna Swanson, Rhoda Samson and
Vida Hawkinson went down Tuesday
for a visit with Miss Helen Swanson,
who is staying with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Johnson. near FIRE.
mont.
Walter, the second son of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Gus Anderson, was accidentally
shot In the left shoulder the other day
by a playmate. He is getting along
all right now. but it might have proven
more serious.
Jan. g. Autumn Child.
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SEWERS.
NoTLoB.

The company store has been busy
putting up ice.
Joseph Pratt went TO Newton last
Thursday on business.
Mrs. Thos. Holmes and son John
returned to Saylor Tuesday.
Mr.. o. B. Rumbaugh visited his
parents in Oskaloosa Saturday.
2 Mrs. M. A. Blagg. of What Cheer,
Is visiting at the W. II. Raynter home.
= Sam Roilings has been unable to
work for week ON account of having
two ribs cracked,
Mrs. Kate Gum served lunch al
her home Thursday evening, the pro
.ceeds going to the Ladies' Aid Socie
ty Of the M. E. church.
Ralph Duffy, who has been out. on
bail, charged with intent 10 do bodily
injury was arraigned before Justice
Pratt Tuesday morning. Five witness
es we're examined for the state, but
the evidence was not strong enough
to convict him to the grand jury and
he was fined SO and costs, amounting
to 5000, or 21,days In Jail. He paid
the fine.
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ROSE HILL.
NiVig.

@. B. Rowland is reported sick this
week.
Robt. Doak is having a severe at
tack of the grippe. r.-. s,........
John Ruby, of McCune, Kans., came
in Friday for a short visit.
e. H. Mccain, of Sigourney, was at
Rose Hill Friday on business.
Saul Reed, of Des Moines, is visit,
ing relatives and friends at Rose Hill
Dwight Beamon, of Delta, was buy.
ing horses at Rose Hill the past week
George C. Williams, of Marion, o.,
arrived here Friday for an extended
visit. .
Mrs. Pearl Reed, OF Eldorado, is
visiting her brother, Ed Hasty, at
Rose Hin. Ia 49,. ,tis, iaaB
Fletcher Norris has been bailing
hay and has four carloads of choice
timothy for sale. ~ ..
There were many from Rose Hill
attended the Farmers Institute at
Oskaloosa the past week.
A. w. Hollingsworth has bought
the S0.acre farm of VIII Hicklin that
lies across the road west of him, at
$95 per acre. AL.
Willis Wood. of Heckley, South
Dakota, appeared in the items of last
week as Willis .Heckley. of South Da
kota, visiting his brother-in.law, G.
o. Hawley. ....... ,...
VIII Hicklin has bought the S0-acre
farm of Mike Denney, known as the
Parr. farm, and will move there the
first of March. Tom Cation made
these sales. ss
Guy James and wife, f. G. Norris
and wife, Mrs. Landen Bowen, Mrs.
Isaac Moore attended district meet.
ing of the Free Methods church at
Knoxville and returned home Monday.
Luther Litsey, of oskaloosa, arrived
at Rose Hill Monday morning on the
flyer and went to the country, selling
groceries by sample. The home mer-
chants are giving good satisfaction,
Why make any change?
NASH. JR.
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RURAL TELEPHONE LINES.

The executive committee chosen by
phone lines ccntering in Oskaloosa
held meeting Tuesday afternoon at
the Office of Manager George Gordon
of the Home Telephone Company, for
the purpose of preliminary work con
Inected with the association. The
name chosen for the organization is
The Farmers Rural Association. Mrs.
Lyle presided at the meeting, and Dir.
'Sarbaugh was secretary. Another rep
resentatiye meeting, each line sending
ia delegate, will be held in the city
within short time to take up mat
tiers suggested by the executive com
mittee.
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soLroN.
oRIoLE.


4 The stock is being inyoiced at the
company store.
Z The mines at this place are having
a steady run at present.
We learn that Richard .Iaven will
move his family TO oliyet in the near
future.
The dance given "a here Saturday
night by the local Union was well at
tended.
There will be social held in the
hall Saturday Jan. &c. Refresh
ments win he served.
Mrs. Will Lawrence and Miss Rena
Woodcock, of Evans, .were in Bolton
on business Monday.
Rev. Dolen. of Oskaloosa, breaches
for us every Sunday evening. We
would be pleased to see more people
turn out. Al
A. j. Booth, the manager OF the
company store here, mas resigned his
position to accept one with the Spen-
Ger Wholesale house at OskaIoosa.
We are sorry to lose Mr.. Booth, as the
store has been better stocked and
goods have been kept In better shape
than they have been for the past
three years, the period of our incarr
ceration at this place. We have not
learned who will take his place.
Jan. 26. NOTLOB.
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cauaht WIN peeoy Lctter.

Davenport, Ia, Jan. rs. Edward
w. Ebey, head mail clerk on the st.
Louis-Rock Island run ON the Burling-
ton road, was arrested when he arr
rived in Rock Island this morning by
secret service officers who have been
shadowing him for some time.
Ebey has been on the St. Louis
Rock Island run for eighteen years.
Lately many letters nave been opened
and enclosures have been disappear.
ing between the two points, and the
investigation by detectives finally mar
rowed down to Ebey. Sunday a decoy
letter was dropped into the. mails, and
on his arrival in Rock Island the
marked banknotes it contained were
founu in Ebey ackets.
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MURDER SUSPECT
IS UNDER ARREST
MAN WANTED IN MuscATlNE
CAUGHT IN KANSAS.
DEcoY LETTER CAUGHT CROOK
An Old Employe of the Government
Is Caught Riflne Letters
Other Iowa News
of the Day.
lIowa Press plspatch.l

Muscatine, Ia, Jan. 26.-A man
suspected of being Harry Jones, under
indictment here for the foul murder Of
William Van Wrinkle and wife at Fair
port, in December, 1907 was arrested
at Wellington, Kas., yesterday. He is
now at Topeka awaiting the arrival of
requisition papers. There is little
doubt that the prisoner is the man
wanted here. He probably will arrive
here Thursday.
Details OF the capture are meagre,
The postmaster at Alton, Tenn, where
a brother of Jones lives, forwarded a
copy of Jones writing. and when a
letter went through the postoftice sew
eral weeks ago he intercepted 1t and
found the location of the suspect. He
notified the authorities here.
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LINCOLN.
j. A. B.

Mr.. Hull from Lacey visited Union
school Wednesday.
Harry Hicks spent a day recently at
the Abel Hicks home.
Mrs. J. A. Reynolds visited relatives
in Oskaloosa Sunday.
Abel Hicks and family, spent Sun
day at the J. A. Stephenson home.
Lois Reynolds visited relatives in
oskaloosa last Wednesday and Thurs,
day, H..
Mrs. Alva Reynolds has been en-
joying visit from her sister from
Morayia.
The first semester of Penn college
close this week with the usual exam
nations.
Fred Garrett and wife from Cedar
were recent visitors at the Alva Rey-
nolds home.
Laban Johnson and Alva Reynolds
have had their residences 'rodded .
F. A. Garrett from Cedar did the work.
Many from this neighborhood at.
tended the Farmers Institute and
shared in the prizes. Lorella Macy
was one OF the contestants in the
Penn college contest
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+ . ~. ,. q .
installation OF the Rebekah lodge.
There VIII be a box supper at the
hall Thursday evening. Jan. 2S. under
the saspiccs Of r. n. A. Everybody
INVITED.
A. r. Carpenter had the misfortune
to fall from the hay NOV where he had
gone to look for eggs, and sustained
Ia fractured rib and numerous bruises.
He saved the eggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Pringle had
house-warming party last Saturday
might and their new house not being
large enough to hold all their friends,
they will give another party this week.
This community was much shocked
at the sudden death of Milton Hayes,
who was feeling as well as usual in
the morning and was very cheerful
when on the way to town with his
wife and brother. He became uncon-
scions and was taken into the Arch
chandler home where he died without
fegaining consciousness after having
received two strokes OF paralysis. He
and his wife had been spending the
winter at the II. II .Welton home, as
Mr. Hayes had not been in good health
for some time and thought the rest
and visit would benefit him, and to all
appearances he was better. He was
an old soldier and highly respected
as a man. The funeral services were
held at the Chandler home at one
O'Clock, Sunday conducted by Rev. T.
". Dugan, and interment was made in
Forest cemetery. The bereaved wife
and friends have the sympathy of the
entire community.
Jan. rs. w.