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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-15
One Can RepuIse or Attack.

~'F~ ~NtIF ~ fHFot VI FNNtaIN
If you would remove evil, do good.
Be a growler and you will drive men
and women away from you. Be SYM
pathetic and you will attract the
world
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-07
EIGHT PEOPLE
WHO CAN READ
Missionary Says That Number. In Rep
ulatiOn Of 100000. Can Do~iPksS
Language

RICHMOND. VA-Rev. n. George
Daniel Pm H.. the travelling mission
AIRY of the HISTORIAN Church OF Turkey,
addressed the congregation OF the Bos-
lish Lutheran church in this city cor
corning the work OF his diocese ~
the Tar East
Dr Daniel comes from the provinces
OF Krudistan. and has been in the citT
for the past week In the interest Of
his work having spoken az the hpts-
roral cleriCus last Monday. lie will
leave here tomorrow morning for Nor
folk. whore De Will continue speskinE
before The churches OF that city.
I'm speaking ~ some OF the features
az fle HISTORIAN Church. Dr. Daniel
stated that % is the oldest dcnominA-
.frn fn fne empire mum herring At ore
Iir.. some fN.l.DNe. but at sac pres
,.t. OWNS to naSs.cr.s AND oapres
-fru lr On. Notarrr.' ars. only fes.ose
are recorded. ant tIa. AMONG ue .
.0n Unn inhabitants cI Nrutistas eais
IeIl.t wor.. eui very i.f more nss
.are able tu real AND wtitc
cull d. native oi turkey. Dr. DHA
iel Dult rafuralIred Aresicss
ra.sre formerly lived in Chicago.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-07

)W< YOUR HONS MONEY TO
loan. We VIII lend you from 500
70 $4,000 with which 20 buy or
build the home OF your choice in
country OF city anywhere In this
state. or 20 pay OF existing debts
We lend or advance the tOll amount
% your property's value. and charge
YOU only i've per cent simple IN
terest both principal and intsreS;
deducted as YOU pay. eiVinE you e
years I'm which go repay the same.
with privilege % paw sooner and stop
interest IL desired. and allow you
twelve months grace. You can pay
monthly. quarterly. semi-snnuslly or
yearly. as YOU prefer. Now Is your
opportunity. write az once 20 lht
NATIONAL HONE PURCHASING
ASSOCIATION. BOX T9l. Richmond
Nirginia ACents wanted
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-07
PUBLIC HAD CHANCE
TO VIEW POST OFFICE

NORFOL E. Postmaster Carney
and bis assistants held what r4et
termed reception or open house al
I'LL. pss-uHc.. It was for tle prrpos.
.f showing -he public tae many iu-
movements made recently n tne local
..stnrD. building in order to bring
IN tn-late il every respect and give
Norfolk every modern facility for the
handling ol mall
For the occasion the entire building
VAS decorated in pctted plants and cut
flowers. each visitor being presented
with "a souvenir flower. The Fourth
Virginia Reeimeutal Band furnished
the music. The guests were received
bv Postmaster and Mrs. :. b. Carney
assisted by Assistant Postmaster Aron.
helm and Cashier BrOughton. Othei
ladies assisted.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-07
War Discussion.

BUSY sectional meetings gave way
cd joint meeting in the auditorium
2 tle Terson Hotel. whcu the Bat
1a % the Wilderness in the War bee
rween the States was discussed ly
military experts frcm both armies.
Grants conduct ~ the campaign
will ~ treated 5y General Edward T..
Alexander. O. tne Confederate States
Army. Lees campaign Pos Colonel VIII
liam r IAve~more. OF the Federal
Army while the campaign VIII Doe re-
viewed from the present standpoint ty
Major Ehen Swift. OF the general stan.
United States Army Maps of the bat
rleheld were prepared for distribution
through the audience. SO that all
present could follow the speakers
f The meeting Vii he open 90 The puh-
. Die Immediately on us conclusion che
members 81 the Historical and Poliu-
cal Science Associations We're th'
guests 40 the Westmoreland Club 90 ;
New Year eve reception. The visitors
then took q special train 20 the Uni
versity ~ Virginia from which rlac
tley VAL dispense.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-07
DIES WHILE SERVING
TINE IN PENNSYLVANIA

MEDIA. PA--William ~ Mathues,
former treasurer O Pennsy lVanla. ciea
suddenly az his home here. aged forty
si1 years.
The cause - death Nas given Dy ms
physician a. pEeumonia. but II D. gen
orally belieTed that his illness @as
superfnduced ~ Hr. Nafhuess tflpA-
iatloos. which were brought on nim ~
the Hayrlsburg Capitol graft cases Anc
- recent sentence % two years IN the
oeuifentiary Tor bis part in the al
iexed conspiracy against TIE State.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-07
NEWSPAPER CASE IN
SUPREME COURT
Tribunal vm Decide Whether or Not
Publisher, Ya5 Use Free Railroad
Passes.

a~HINGTON I'D. Whether
aeust arar and maeaz-ne publishers
may legally accept trelslo rrafln over
tle railroads ln return tor Rising
in their columns probably Uil soon
oe decided by the supreme Court oi
tfe United states. The chicago. I'M
dIaranoIis and Louisville Railway
COMPANY. generally knoan as The
Nonon Route has brought 10 that
court q case involving this question
and 30 b. probable that BE- court vi.
End In IL a subject a. such general
importance as 20 JUSTLY IL ia adFanc-
ing The hearing.
The suit originally vas Instituted
Z 81. the government in the United States
/ circuit Court FOR The Northern Distric
OF Illinois. That court held that suci
q transaction would. in AL probability
/ result in Discrimination. and therefor
decided against the company.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-07

teaching OF anctent history. More
stress. she cinimed. shoalc be laid on
the life. manners and czStoms OF the
Deonle than oa their political afiilia-
lions and wArs. ard more EFFORT should
be made to draw from ancient history
lessons OF experience applicable IN
the present dsy. The use or Illus
trative matter. especially an showing
the light and color 81 Oriental life.
was recommended. with less cram
ming by rOte % specified daily
amount. and more discussion and as
Sanitation OF the conclusions 20 be
drawn.
During the morning a meeting or
the Mississippi valley Historical As
ISOLATION Was held IN the hall OF the
House of Delegates. At the State Capt.
toll several papers % historical value
being presented. especially = paper by
Professor Carter. 81 Illinois College.
on Trade Conditions in Illinois. ano
sketches of WiiliaR Clark. Indian
agent. and Sergeant Charles Floyd
both heroes OF the pioneer days in Che
Middle West THE Federal Aspects
OF the North Carolina Cession OF lt>i
was treated I'm \ paper by Profcsscr
Sioussat. of the University or the
South at Sewance. Tenn
An enort during the morning @
have "a m.ctin- 90 the jamestown EN
position Historical Association $3.50.
uravaIur uesrly an tre member.
having CcrliCupg cnEac wcnts ir ta.
many m.s iuEs goinc cn 81 tf. salu
hour.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-07

SIS TO So WEEKLN SELLING PAT
ensed envelope rnOistcner and seaier
TO business men. prepaid sample ana
terms. 81 Address i. r. RUB, Lit
tlston. y. C.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-07

Tn thc Political 81 encc Association
fra sessions OF the daT were peculiar
IS Interesting. bearing - they lii on
Ilr.. o. Che most pressing problems
before Ir. Americas people
THO session WAS ciVCn g. p stud. Cd.
recent t.t.l opmorts ga State Consfi-
-..rs Professor Doti 90 Johns
Hopkins University. leading. was POLE
lowed n- sneakers who presented an
f.n present demand lor .oUst-
.In.nt changes ~ fnc West arI iu
N.u and Professor D. A. g.
Chandler read = psRer on tnr e-s.n-
Uf features eff tic uev State or ri.
laN or Nl.-iuis. deferd'u- its suHra-.
provisions. and especially n-ai-.u- tr
corporation clause. A. tNe success
trl operation ar tho Corporation Come
mission. An expected paper on Oh.
ruN Constitution 90 Oklahoma. rr.
pared .t United states Senator Robert
D. Ov.r. ot Oki.noue fii r.t ar
rive .n fw. to be read. 10 rat h.
taken rH later.
Tl. political science section review
el 81. wotk ot several aa.nD..s >.
t.e b.tteruent % municipal admin
un rlr N"N f..
~.r.... Corporation. f.n II
rl-.raI t . 49,
Municipal -.n-.. ari t.. Jos
r.r... Dowm'ss
r0r wl CON nue s 0s
holding roura-ft".n r"
rc. Or t.c methods of ins.rHrfI0
. W.rI. al -u.nrrrI .rt rn.
: OFF r.. National Municipal a-u'
r.t.-e0r William Bennett Nuurn. G.
harvard University. and Professor
Eu.lruN. Uf columbia Universal
ll ha f.r speakers
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-07

According 10 Professor Berthold, OF
vienna. a mans intelligence. honesty
and good nature are IN proportion 70
his portliness. His brain expands
win his body. so that a stout man Is,
as a rule. more intelligent than a
thin man.
Noses Carr. % Sangerviile, Ne. was
m Abbott recently and called on the
town collector. he Is - years o. age
lie not onIy drives. but harnesses
his horse whenever be pleases.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-07
WANTS

NTEtITGENT MEN DOUBLE YOUR
earning capacity through scientihc
study uf Real Estate. Insurance ana
General Promotion Business; Com
prehsusive Course. Treatise, Ser
vice and Certificate nov - Inter
estins BOOK Free. UNIV hhS4 \
REALTY INSTITUTE. Station G
cleveland. Ohio.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-07

Papers nr various phases az Euro
r.au history lrotod of exceptional
interest .f Harvard University tfA'-
.r- FL. Normandy. bst0r. tle 'omn-
rf t.. |.r.u,r.r to lu-.--l e.4l sew
.-.I .t r.. u.aer.l A.el.-~aNnt 'fa-
lrIrrs including tlf stem 90 l0.aI
.-trat.s and au accurate system
or lar. registration
81 f.e sm- u.etire Professor
CHARLES $751; I.llr. OF .Uil ,Nift
stt.. paid hirl tribute to tat LaIl 'I
Chatham. 90 Revcluucuar} fame sle-
costing ftat had tne policies oi tle
elder F.r been followed. there might
have h.eu t0-tas @ single English
sreaklug rafiru ruling tle world.
Iu che of lle sectional meetings iAe
morning was given over CO. cousld-
Grafton az the relations OF geography
90 history. especially the influence oi
the geography OF the south AtlAnuo
states On their history. While takine
no radical position. both president
Sparks. q Pennsylvania state COL
iege. and Professor Amber. OF Ran
Idolph-Macon. were clear In their views
as 20 the geographical and cllmat'
causes for the introduction OF SLAYER.
into the South. and the gradual trans
fer OF the slaves from New Englan'
10 warmer climates. The Influence Q
. climatic changes. and similar condi
lions on the race living in any give
. locality. vas also strongly brOugh
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-07

Another section took mp the Ques-
zion OF history In secondary schools.
under the lead OF Professor McLaugh-
lin. Of the University Of Chicago.
number Of practical teachers In pub
lie high schools and in private insti-
tptions taking part. Many officials
Ard teachers OF the Richmond schools
were present Miss salmon, PROBES
sor OF history A. Vassar College, made
one OF the vigorous addresses or the
morning. calling for more realistic
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-07

wANTED-ASSISTANT Or REGIS
tered druggist % help in drug and
general store. c. 7. JONES. Union
Level. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-07

FRENCH STEAM CLEANING. DNk-
inx - sample Buttons MADE 70
order Ostrich feathers cleaned
curled and dyed. 50 CTS ia loucne :
rs r. Main s. Phone -+ls-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-07

WRITE FOR ILLUsTRATED Gaia
fogue high grade 5ewelry for
your holiday gifts. Prices lover
mar vour local 5eweler. LOUIS
ENGEL & CO. Dept y. A. John
street. New York.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-07

pkNTED-AN ELDERLY DRUGGIST.
0ns registered ln Virginia light
wsrk. good aogrs. te-nleTlte man.
snly. Address 9. g. Cougdon. Phoe-
hue. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-07

Och EoCTISG = ST - - \. - -.
go E. -. 1rssr-sgF MASU-
-r-{t-rsTNg COMPANY. tlr- --o-.t
Va 49, t-refs Sc =s--~rr
80. 80 ro.-rE ana Pms
Plfsh &c
proro.s- -ovrRs 80 CENTS TO
- - 80 -..i- according o. size Car
- g ~ s. per pair These are
- rire s-.srug birds. are al ar
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90 farm ll -- @
can glf- te-t reiereu - p 81
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BY a SO $50 LADY \ fi-- -
eftner 20 teach ElElla-- -r-l-7-
Lat4n Or music. Or So - Aellei
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-07
BAN GoOns

- THr LA-EsT PARIS FAsAllN
- 49, e~@sslnr A. k-ncf ~ ~
- 49, CT nae 90 or--r- ---- --- .
=. - EattnsA-tlor E-a-G-tee-
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-07

Will. ExCHANCE COMPLETE BAND
sawsnlI outfit FOR lumber. preferably
ruu loE. delivered Norfolk. p o. -
EcRFOIK BUSINESS EXCHANGE.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-07
ROOFING

1r-E ROOFING = soT. INJURED p
go rsar cr Ary &c -i ,---
- s--~as AK J AEE ~ e.
-r-{r-rTNg COMPANY t.-- r '- =
va Har lta-r--ers q Ar2s- - ~,
P1-.- ole EoorrE and Fa~-rs
PIteh s-c
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-07

TRTNKEY. wv iAFtle lD-Ns ~.
"a nail trimmer. kfy protector Snc
ksy rIrg conabiDef stamped WIN
name and address By nal y
~erfe agents wanted. Address
-@TRfMKEY. Salem, Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-07

w ANTS
NTEfTFGENT MEN DOUBLE YOUR
earning capacity thrCugh scientific
study az Real Estate. Insurance and
General Promotion Business Com
p~shsusive Course. Treatise. Ser
vice and Certificate nov So Inter
esfinS BoCs Frec- UNIVERSITY
REALTY INSTITUTE. Station e
cleveland. Ohio.
wANTED-ASSI STANT OR REGIS
tered druggist % help in drug and
general store. c. 2 JONES. Union
Level Va
FRENCH STEAM CLEANING. DYE /
inx ~ sample Buttons made 70 4
order Ostrich feathers cleaned. F,
curled and dyed so CTS Is louche =
rs T. Main s. Phone -tls-
PURE BRED ANGORA GOATS.
registered and rot registered Ad-
dress Eikton stock Farm. Forest
Depot Va
wANTED-AG ENTS TO WRITE
Health and Accident Insurance.
Hustie7s make t-cu S.. O. $3.50
v-,1~-h 3. .-. .....rert.r .urn re-
.
puSltt- Nl.-
Address -nf.ra- 81. n ORA 50.
rt-f-~--r IA
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-07

80. PANT a GLASS co.. Hl-h
wCre "a H1-se1u.- s--1> -
49,. 49, Ff-sa a. s.r-a'. sAa p
49, and Elt-1H
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-09-03
SWIMS TEN MILES
To BOSTON LIGHT
Austrian AccompIiShes Feat
Never Before Performed

Boston, Aug. 30.-Alois Aderle of
New York city stumbled up from the
waves upon the rocks at the foot of
Boston light Sunday afternoon, win
ming the honor and record of being the
first to negotiate the swim of ten miles
from Boston to the light, doing the
distance in hours, 38 minutes. Be-
hind him were left seven exhausted
swimmers.
Many swimmers have made the at
tempt to go from the Charles river
bridge, which connects Boston and
Charlestown, to Boston light in past
years and in the present year fully a
dozen swimmers have made the try.
Up to yesterday, however, the course
had remained unswum.
Except for a voracious appetite
Aderle seemed in perfect condition
at the end of his swim. He was given
rub down and well fed and appar-
emily had no III effects from the
swim.
Aderle is a native of Vienna, 40
years old. and has a family of three
children. Before coming to America
a year ago he won several swimming
contests.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-09-03
HARTMAN ALL RIGHT
Financier Says That Is the Conclusion
Reached by Specialists

Arden, N. Y, Aug. 31.-Edward
H. Hartman, urged by weary repre-
sentatives of the press who have
camped about his mountain home
since Wednesday last, came out in the
open with statement that he was all
right.
Though brief, the statement is
straightforward and explicit and con-
cludes thus frankly:
IF there should be anything serious
will let the press know, and as
have never deceived them, | ask that
the press now withdraw its repre-
sentatives and rely on me-"
In the statement Hartman admit
ted that there had been a consultation
Of specialists at, his house, but that
they had decided that there was moth
ing serious the matter with him. He
did not mention the possibility of an
operation.
The message was so characteristic
of Harriman's affable attitude to
newspaper representatives that most
of the men who have been here during
the scare over his Illness returned to
New York last night, relying on his
word
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-09-03
M'HARG TO QUIT OFFICE
Credited With Having Said Some
Sharp Things About Roosevelt

Beverly, Mass. Aug. 30.-The
resignation of Ormsby McHarg, as
Bistant secretary of the department of
commerce and labor, will be accept
ed. Secretary Nagel, head of the de.
partment, had an extended conference
with President Taft and discussed
with the chief executive the question
of a successor to McHarg.
There is no one in Beverly willing
to say that McHargs resignation was
in any wise the result of an interview
with him published in Washington
last week in which McHarg is credited
with having said that the policy of for
est conservation outlined by former
President Roosevelt was too dreamlfke
even to be of practical value and that
only the Lord himself could have
carried it out. McHarg further was
represented as having said that per-
haps Roosevelt thought himself equal
to the worker of miracles.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-09-03
PARADISE is DUE
five YEARS HENCE
Belief Of Sect Whose Special
~ Is Scripture Prophecies

Saratoga, N. Y, Aug. 31.-Be-
levers in the early dawn of the
millennium gathered here from several
states for their annual conference,
which begun this morning. For four
days services will be held in Conven-
ton hall.
The followers of the sect believe
that in 1914, after times of great
trouble" the world is to be trans
ferred into a paradise. They profess
to find their foundation for this belief
in the study of Scripture prophecies,
which form the principal theme of
study at the meetings here.
The conference is under the auspices
OF the Watch Tower Bible and Tract
society.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-09-03
BRINGS IN $4,000
Sweep Wins Blue Ribbon Event of
American Turf For Youngsters

New York, Aug. 31.-So hard held
that his head lay almost in his riders
lap, and yet, withal, maintaining his
graceful, fleet stride, James r.
Keene's Sweep won the twenty =
ond futurity at Sheepshead Bay.
Five lengths back, ridden out with
whip and heel to beat Sweeps stable
mate, Grasmere, a short length for
the place, staggered the tired Mont
pelier stables candidate, Candle
berry. Angerona was fairly good
fourth, but the other nine contesting
2year- olds were beaten off and well
strung out over furlong.
The time for the six furlongs was
Ill As. Sweeps share of the purse
of s31, 200 was 1927, 900.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-09-03
AIRSHIP REACHES BERLIN
Great Demonstration In Honor of
Count Zeppelin

Berlin, Aug. 30.-The airship Yep
pelin III, with Count Zeppelin at the
helm, arrived safely at Berlin Sun
day, completing the voyage from
Friedrichshafen. The emperor wit
messed the. arrival of the airship.
Two monarchs of the air, Zeppelin
and Orville Wright, met here for the
first time. They were introduced by
Emperor William. Wright was utter
ly surprised at the emperor's techni-
cal knowledge of flying machines and
the results achieved
Tempelhof field was reached lust
after the conclusion of church SER
vices. The hundreds of thousands
who had gathered there sighted the
craft at the same moment and a roar
of cheering went up.
Zeppelin meanwhile had descended
10 a low altitude and carried out a
series of intricate evolutions grace
fully in full view of the people. Then
the ballon's nose was turned toward
the city, over which it circled for two
hours in all directions.
Finally the balloon came slowly over
the field. the motors stopped and
the vessel glided to the ground. The
band played and the emperor saluted
as Count Zeppelin stepped forward.
The mayor welcomed the count In the
name of the citizens and the emperor
took on his helmet and called for
three cheers for Zeppelin.
Later, with the count seated at his
right. the emperor proceeded to the
castle, where lunch was served. The
spectators all along the route shouted
themselves hoarse and waved flags
until the procession disappeared.
Zeppelin returned to Friedrichshafen
by train last night. The airship
started at 1928 D. m. on It's return
voyage to Friedrichshafen.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-09-03
WORTHLESS MINING STOCKS
Suspicion That They Are Being Dealt
In by New York Curb Brokers

New York, Aug. 31.-Postoffice in
spectors have begun an investigation
OF complaints against a number of
firms doing a stock brokerage business
on the curb on Broad street. Com
plants have been received from near
ly every state in the union, stating
that circulars advertising worthless
mining stocks were being sent through
the malls with disastrous effects.
II is said that the complaint against
the offending brokers will be fraudu-
lent use Of the mails. Fraud orders
have been issued against several con-
Germs, and the outflow of much of the
mall has been checked.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-09-03
NARROWLY ESCAPES DEATH
Earl Gray, Lost In Woods, Is Rescued
by Searching Party

Victoria, b. c., Aug. 31.-Earl
Gray. governor general of Canada,
who returned here from Dawson and
Skagway by the government steamer
Quadra, had a narrow escape from
death when lost in the woods of Jervis
Inlet for five and half hours last
Saturday when on a shooting expedi-
ton, without companion other than
his dog. He nearly fell over a preci-
pice in the darkness.
He was rescued by one of the many
searching parties sent into the woods
after fires had been built along the
shore line to attract the lost mans
attention. He was utterly exhausted
when found and his clothing was badly
torn.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-09-03
OWNERS ARE RESPONSIBLE
coroner's Finding on Deaths on In
dlanapolis Motor Speedway

Indianapolis. Aug. 29.-The owners
of the new indianapolis motor speed
way are held responsible for the sew
eral deaths that occurred in accidents
during the automobile races Of Aug.
10, 20 and 81, in the coroner's deci-
sion. He reports the matter for grand
jury investigation. The coroner con-
cludes:
1T is clear to my mind that the In
dianapolis Motor Speedway company
knew there was going to be a loss of
life and limb. The surroundings in
dicated everything of that kind. They
were prepared with a hospital. am
bulance forces and every convenience
to take care Of the dead and dying.