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The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
CHARGE OF BIGAMY
REVEALS ESCAPADE
Note Regarding Wife" Falls
Into Hands of Wife.
C. B. GEIsENHAINER ACCUSED
Son of Former Representative VIII
Admit Allegations. but Declares
First Wife Was Married at Time
of Their WeddiRg-SIidniEht Arto
Ride TO Yonkert Figures in Csse.

Yonkers. y =, Feb. S-CharIes B
Geisenhainer. son OF former Representa-
tive Jacob a Geisenhainer. Of Freehold.
N J. who has been wanted by the police
and the district attorney OF this county
on a charge Of blgamy. surrendered him
self this afternoon 10 District Attorney
wiuslow at White Plains.
Back OF the proceedings, which date
from the early psrt OF 1907. lies a story
OF midnight automobile ride. a secret
marriage TO a young Manhattan girl. a
commitment TO a sanatorium, a long
search By a wrouged wife. divorce pro-
ceedings. a search BY the police for a
year and half. and finally q surrender.
On April .. 1906. at a late hour Geissn-
hainer stepped into an auto in front Of
the Hotel Navarro. Accompanying him
was Miss lillian Cornwall Knight. OF Ssl
West Fifty-eighth street; James S. Lee.
q clerk in the Hotel Navarro. and III
Julia A Budd, friend OF Miss knight.
Married nj Midnight.
4 long trip was taken. which finally
brought them % Yonkers. where close 70
midnight the party awakened Rev. A. c.
Howell. curate Of St Johns Episcopal
Church. GSisenhainer and Miss knight
were married as the midnight hour was
tolled. Lee ar Miss Bvdd were the
witnesses. and after the marriage was
concluded. the party went away in the
automobile. The pair was married under
the name Of AiT. and Mrs Charles Won
GeisenheimeT
Mrs. Won Geisenheimer took Up her
residence in a suite al the Navarro
Geisenhainer went back 10 his first wife,
and she knew nothing of his escapade
until June 3 following. when a lawyer
named Llppincott called at the Wyoming
Hotel. at Fifty-ffth street and Seventh
avenue, 10 see her husband.
Learns of Second Wife.
He sent up a note, saying he wanted
10 see Mr.. Geisenhainer about his wife.
Sic opened the note and invited the law
yer up. and then learned for the first time
about her husbands second wife
She swort out warrant in g Yonkers
court, charging her husband with bigauy,
and brought suit for a divorce. naming
Lillian c. Knight as the correspondent.
4 decree was granted IN due time
When arTaigned in court before Judge
Plat this afternoon, Geisenhainers at
torneys stated to the court that part Of
the defense would be that the first Mrs.
Geisenhainer was already q wife when
Gelseahsiner married her, and that. there
fore. the marriage was not a legal one
In 1905 Frederick ". Geisenhainer. an
uncle Of the young man. died. leaving a
very laTEe estate.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
CALIFORNIA SENATE
WITH The PRESIDENT

SACRAMENTO. Feb. g. When Senator
Marc Anthony attempted 10 revive the
agitation Of the japanese question to
day only FIVE Of the senators present
supported him
BY vote Of . TO 5 the senate de-
cided 70 defer action until next Thurs
day on the report OF the committee on
legislative business advising against
the anti-Japanese legislation
Mr. Anthony. despite his historic
name. is looked upon as a radical He
opposed the motion deferring action
Interest in the assembly centers IN
Speaker Stanton. and the mysterious
telegram which he received from Presi-
dent Roosevelt Mr.. Stanton refuses
TO divuIge the contents. but he int
mated its contents are alarming.
This mystery IS worrying the assem-
blymen. who fear that Hr. Stanton IS
making . grand-stand play, and VIII
be unable TO make good when the
japanese school bill comes up for re-
consideration
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
Captain of Washington Yard As.
signed TO Battle ship.

Captain Of Washington lard As
signed 20 Battle ship.
Capt TempIin N Potts, U. S. ", cap
tain Of the Washington Navy Yard. viii
be assigned TO command the hattie ship
Georgia, OF the Atlantic feet. vice Capt.
Edward F. Qualtrough. who was recent
y sentenced by court-martiaI 70 a loss
Of ten numbers and to a suspension for a
period Of SIX months.
Capt Potts VIII take command Of the
vessel shortly after the feet reaches
Hampton Roads on February p. He
formerly commanded the cruiser Des
MoinsS Several other changes in the
commands Of the battle ships Of the feet
VIII also occur when the vessels reach the
United States
Lieut.. Commander Walter S. Crosley.
BOW on duty in the Ordnance Department
II the New York Navy Yard. has been
ordered 20 Guantanamo for duty as exec
utive officer OF the cruiser Des Moines.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
ALDRICHS NEPHEW MISSING.

Young Lawyer said TO Have Mar
ried Actress Several Months Ago.
Evansville, Ind. Feb. sc. 3. AIdrich,
a young lawyer Of this city. and nephew
OF United States Senator Aldrich. Of
Rhode Island. has been missing from this
city for several days. and his friends are
alarmed.
He has resided here for six months. and
il is sad he married Miss Mona Ridgeway,
an actress. OF St Louis. several months
ago.
Aldrich was formerly on the stage, and
said he and Miss Ridgewsy married as
joke. and that it turned out afterwsrd
that the marriage was not mock. but
real, and Aidrich coRten6ed that Miss
Ridgeway was 70 get some of his fortune
The actress now IS said 70 be IN St
Louis AldTich IS a native OF Masss-
chusetts. and little IS known Of him here.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
al % II. wa.hinren H.zla

sps1sl % The Washingto1 Herald
Norfolk, Va, Feb. S.-Virginia to-day IS
upon the verge Of the biggest political up
heavaI OF lis recent history. Tomorrow
the State Anti-Saloon convention con
veaes in its eighth annual session, and it
is believed by thousands that upon the
deliberations Of this body rests the politi-
cal future OF not only men and state ma
Chimes but even parties
Political Virginia to-day is centered upon
the Norfolk and the anti-saloon con
vsntion. for this convention viii de-
eide q question which in other Southern
States has made and unmade political
leaders. and has strengthened and weak
ened the two leading political parties.
The Absorbing Question.
The one great and all-sbsorbing ques-
san Is whether the anti-saIoon conven-
ti0n VIII adopt a Statewide prohibition
declaration, and thereby inject prohibi-
ticn into the coming gubernatorial cam
pagn, OF whether the body wiz adhere
20 It's present position Of fighting the
saloon ~ means Of local option elections.
Il a Statewide prohibition declaration
IS adopted. II is declared that no power
on earth can prevent prohibition becom-
ing the paramount issue In the coming
guberuatoriaI campaign. Il further
means that the Democratic State organ
izatiOn" VIII be placed in the most en-
baTTassing position Of lis history. ard that
many Of its rank and file viii become
estrsnged from the leaders.
Leaders Want Local Option.
If a local option platform Is adopted BY
The Anti-Saloon convention II Is believed
TIE Democrats viii then gladly make il
q part Of their creed. while the Repub-
iicans VIII likely take Up the challenge
snd meet the Democrats next faH IN the
general election campaign with State
vide prohibition as their paramount
issue. In other words, the prohibition
question Is almost as certain 10 Be an
Issue In the gubernatorial election this
year. snd prohibition fight wiz be
wsSed IN this State. as II has been in
other Southern States
The Democratic State organization does
not want ths prohibition question to enter
IN any stage Of the gubernatoriaI race.
The party leaders are 50 alarmed over
The future for their party. should prohi-
bition become an issue. that Il IS de-
clared that all the powerful influence and
machinery OF the organization viii be
exeTted TO influence the Anti-SaIoon con-
vention TO declare for local option. and
thereby stave OF the fight. temporarily
a. least, so far as the Democratic party
y concerned.
The Democratic organization, II is said.
has been quietly working TO stem the
prohibition sentiment in the convention.
What Local Option Means New.
Arrayed against the influences Of the
Virginia political leaders viii be those
forces which contend that now the stand
for locsl option means nothing more or
Continue. on Page 7. Column 2.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
QUAINT CHARACTER IS DEAD.
james Aahar Hosrded Pension and
Lived Life of a RecIuse.

LookpOrt, n. Y. Feb. S-one Of the
quatntest characters in Niagara County.
James Mahar, aged seventy-three years.
died to-day at his home in the town of
Somerset. this county.
Mahar for fourteen years has lived a
hermit With his elderly bachelor son he
kept within the portals Of his home. The
father did not leave is room for four
teen years. being confined to one bed for
q greater portion Of that time from rheu-
mstism contracted in the civil war.
In the rebellion he was a prisoner at
=AnGersonville. He. with a number OF
others. set out 70 burrow a tunnel under
ground, and through It Mahar and the
others made their escape
But Mahar lost his health there and
was granted $50 q month pension This
money he boarded in his hermit room,
never spending g cent He used the old
mattress on the bed as q bank and the
piles Of money are IN il to-day. Mahsr
died worth $50, coo. accumulated mostly in
this way. He owns two large farms.
Fer the fourteen years he lived a reciuse
aud allowed no one to see him
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
ASKS COMMON LIS NAMEs.
Rector Requests Parents Not TO
Handicap Their Children.

Jersey city. lEeb- S-Rev- z. A Kelly,
rector Of St Lucy's Catholic Church. in
Grove street, Jersey city, has advised
the mothers and fathers OF his parish
TO exert common sense N the selection
OF names for their children
Re said: Don't give your girls such
names as Flossie. Evelyn. Dulces. Lillian.
and the like They may sound stylish.
but I frankly tell you that I don't Ike
them. Rather have them christened
Mary. Agnes. Lucy. Teresa. er Margaret
Don't call your boys Homer. Socrates, or
Hannibal, but name them Joseph. Peter.
James. OF John
IT Is far better 10 give your children
the plain and beautiful names OF the
saints than TO handicap them al through
life by bss4owing upon them the names
Of pagan heroes and heroes Of our own
times"
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District Of Columbia :
Increasing cloudiness to-day, rain
by night. Tomorrow rain or snow
and colder much colder at night;
winds becoming southeasterly and
increasing.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
CHEER LINCOLN AND LEE.
Chicago Students Show Spirit of
Sectional Tolerance.


Sectional Tolerance.
Chicago, Feb. s-Cheers for Robert E.
Lee. mingled with those for Abraham
Lincoln. to-day. were an evidence OF the
spirit fn which the observance Of the cen
tenniaI Of Lncoln's birth. is opening in
Chicago
The occasion for the demonstration was
the exercises held at Lewis Institute.
where nearly 200 students ard members
OF the alumni gathered to pay tribute TO
the memory Of the nlartyred President
and great emancipation.
Judge W H Seaman, OF the Federal
bench, vas the orator, whose reference to
the Southern general Has productive OF
the demonstration The speaker made no
effort 70 check il, but tactfully referred
20 Gen Grant q moment later in q
manner that brought forth similar out
burst.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
wEDs IN INVALID CHAIR.
wealthy Paper Man and His Nurse
MarrieGat Springfield. Mass.

Springfield. Mass. Feb. N-Whne seated
IN his Invalid wheel chair, ffty-nlne-year-
Old Franklin Pierce. president Of the
Holyoke Paper Mills, and reputed TO be
worth S5a.o0o. was married at noon To-
day 70 Mss Martha C. Rankin. thirty
four years old. who has acted as his
nurse for the past seven years
Mr. Pierce had 10 be carried down
stairs By servants for the ceremony.
His limbs are paralyzed as the result Of
locorotor stsxia- About a half dozen
relatives OF both. Including Mr.. Pierce S
aged mother, were present Mr. Pierce
and his new bride Will start for the South
t0-morrow On their honeymoon.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
MRS. SAMPSON INDICTED.
widow of AdmiraPs Nephew Must
Answer Tor His Death.

Lyons. \. 7. Feb. s-Mrs. Georgia z.
Sampson was indicted this afternoon Of
murder in the first degree in shooting and
killing her husband, Harry Sampson. a
nephew Of Admiral William L Sampson
Mrs. Sampson has been iacarcerated In
the county }aii more than two months.
and is IN delicate condition Mrs. Samp-
son did not recognize nor speak 70 any
body in the court room She pleaded Not
guilty"
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09

New Haven, Conn. Feb. S-Mrs. VII
liam II. Taft, wife OF the President-elect.
has just been elected q member Of the
Connecticut Society Of Colonial Danes
Of America. ty right Of her descent from
one Of the early governors Of the state.
Thomas WeiIes, who was born IN I5ss,
and died IN 1854
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
GAS JOB FOR CORTELYoU.

Secretary Of Treasury Said to Have
Accepted Position In New York.
The assertion is being made in Wash
ington BY men who claim to know that
George B. cortelyou. Secretary OF the
Treasury, has accepted the presidency Of
the Consolidated Gas Company Of New
York.
Mr. COrtelyou declines to make any
statement.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
CRAVE MISCHIEF
IN COAST CRISIS
President and Californiansi in
BeIligerent Mood.
CONFERENCES ARE HELD
Telegram to Speaker Read and
Discussed by conferees.

Mrs. Roosevelt Anxions to Stir UD
Public Sentiment and Enlist In
huences to Prevent Action By the
California Legislature, Directed
Against Japanese Interests-ADPeaI
10 Speaker in Behalf of Governments.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09

The Art Galleries Of Sloan & Co. Is07 g
ST. were thronged yesterday with lovers
OF the beautiful and rare. who were much
interested ia the display there OF the
handsome furniture. rugs. paintings.
books. statuarv. &C. to be sold there
Wednesday, Thursday. and Friday at II
and g at public auction. for the account
Of SenOr Don Luis e Corea. OF Nicara-
qua, and several other owners.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
GAS at 1000 FEET.
Canadian Pacific Has One of worlds
Deepest Wells.

Medicine Hat. Alberta. Feb. S-The
Canadian Pacific Railroad has secured a
great natural gas vel. 2.0o0 feet deep.
which furnishes 4.5o9.oeo feet every twen-
ty-four hours. This means 210o9 horse
power. The cars Of the company are being
equipped with reservoirs and the fuel xiii
be utilized for heat and light on trans
continental trains. Fer many years Eas
IN large commercial quantities has been
utilized here. but no experiment at this
depth was ever previously attempted.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
DETECTIVE FINDS
NOTORIOUS THIEF
Dick Osborne, ex-COnvict, Ar
rested in Brooklyn.
TAKEN FROM ATHEATER
Story of Search and Capture Re
sembIes Lines of MeIOdrama.

At Time of Arrest Seven Policemen
OF brooklyn Raid House in that
City and Take Four Men and n
Woman Into CustOdy-Prisoners
Believed to Have Been Pals of
Osborne-A Woman's Betrayal.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
SIX AMERICANS KILLED.

Railroad Bridge CoIlaDses in Perm
and Thirteen Perish.
Lima. Feb. s.-Thirteen persons were
killed by the collapse Of a bridge on the
Central Railway, near TamborsGue. to
day. Six Of those killed were Americans.
Mrs. Svinburne, wife Of Rear Admiral
Swinburne, sailed for Panama by to-day's
steamer
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
VIRGINIA FACES
POLITICAL CRISIS
Anti-Saloon Convention Will
Shape DeStinies of Parties.
.sMACHINE" is ALARMED
viii Seek, 1t Is Said, to Stave
Off Prohibition.

Democratic Leaders Fear il Prohi-
hilton Becomes an Issue, Through
Declaration of Anti-SsIoon League,
Party VIII Be Disrupted and Their
Own OrEanfEatfOn Shattered-MET =
Agree on a Compromise.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09

Give EfOiefS for Your Valentine.
Homegrown vioiets. Blackstone, 18th &
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09

Blanche MarehesI Recital To-day.
Columbia Theater at 40 o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09

The story told BY Miss Gray was that
she met Osborne about three weeks ago
he was well dressed, Of dignifed ap-
pearanee, and had plenty Of money. de
always wore ieWelrT
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09

J.H. Small & sons. FIorfstn
18th and G SITS, Washington. Waldorf
Astoria and l15S Broadway, New York.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09

Frank Libbsy s Co. y. ]. eve. and sth st
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09

Enough Inaugural Lumber for whole city.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09

spsoLal prlosa tor nausural stana..
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09

Frank LIBBY & Co. \. 7. age. and STD st
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09

We have ~ the Inmber you vFant.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09

Wednesday. February s-Arthur L. Evans $50
FUu1esutb street; ;eVe,Ty and money OF the yalas
O, s5g
Thursday. Fs5-uzry Mrs. J. r BroEn. $50
G street ncTrhwest. isWel-y of the vaiue q s 30
Saturday. Feb7Iary s-F. wEEsa johnson. Ia
Pennsylvania sTcuus; diamond rinz valued At
S.e05
wednesday. FebrsarT s-Mrs. Water E Hilton
iaal DeisAsld plaos northwest; teSelry and
moncy q the reluc of SD
WEDNESDAY. Fs5-ua-y 81 H. Wood. lsc Dela-
fad place northwest: tginkets q small value
The Washington herald., 1909-02-09
POTTS TO COMMAND GEORGIA.

Continue. on Page Z, Column ?.
The Washington times., 1909-06-28
PROVERB ANSWERS
SET A NEW RECORD
Six O'clock Tomorrow Even
ing Is Limit on This
Weeks Answers.

The Proverb Editor thought last week
that the limit had been reached In the
interest taken by the people Of the Dis
trict in rhe Times PToverb Contest, but
he did not know. The mail received
this morning contained more replies for
the Proverb Contest than any day since
the Inauguration of the series. Every
body in the District, who is at all
familiar with proverbs seems to have
entered the lists.
All replies for this weeks contest
must be in The Times office by 6 O'Clock
tomorrow evening, Contestants must
also remember that an additional prize
viii be given the successful contestant
whose identity viii be disclosed from
the lists made tomorrow night. Saks &
Co have promised to further reward the
winner Of the first prize
The Saks prize is 10 be something
worth having. The replies of the prize
winners in last weeks contest will be
displayed in one of Saks' show win
oows today. The names of the winners
this week viii be printed in The Times
Thursday evening Prospective confess
tants must not forget The Times cash
PRESSES first; SIC for the second best
discovery OF the hidden proverb; S. for
the third; 50 for the fourth; s. for tie
nfths and 81 each to the next five.
The Washington times., 1909-06-28
BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST


sts. Main 1917.
NEW YORK AVE. PHARMACY. New York
ave. ana y. Cap ST.
CHAS- C. HORNUNG, Christiana Pharmacy.
Ew. cor. 9TH and 81 SITS. Phone N 22ss
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and Pa ave.
Phone NJ 1870.
PARK ROAD PHARMACY, nth and Park
road. Phone c. 1867.
L. T. TAYLOE. cor. 9Th and P SITS. Phone
". 1852.
r. A. VEITCH. 2oth and n SITS. Phone n. enz
y. V PATTIE, 1929 Georgia ave Col 2s9s
MALTBT'S PHARMACY. 1857 Calvert St
c. sssl.
MATTINGLY's PHARMACY. 18th and I.
Phone n Eu26-
Il. I. BUTTS PHARMACY. ztb 81 and
Massachusetts, ave. Phone NJ 404e
YARNOLD, 3401 I4th st. Phone Col 2s71
QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY, 21st and G sts
Phone ". 653
r. D. HOWARD. 18th and ". Phone n. 71m
GoLDENBERG'S 7th and K SITS. Phone Nj
z5u.
s. KAHN. SONS & Co, sth and Market
space. Phone NJ. 200.
GREENE CAPITAL A D Y r ISM q
AGENCY, 1145 18th ST Phone ~ s203.
d. ". THROCKMORTON. Cigar Store. 18th
and P. Phone n. 1850.
J. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 9TH St, Rhode
GESSFoRD'S PHARMACY. sth and U sta
Phone y. 235S
S. N. WAGNER & CO.. LIST and H. Phone
L 744.
NJ McNULTY & SON, Cigars and Tobacco
1885 1zth St Phone North 2f2T.
PAUL PEARSON, 18th st. and Florida ave
y. ". Phone n 3l07.
The Washington times., 1909-06-28
BOSTON NATIONALS
NEED A MANAGER
Bowerman Worst Failure
Team Has Had-Still
Called Doves"

With John S. c. Dewey acting as pres
fdent OF the Boston National League
Clue, the Beaneaters viii resume their
former title Of the Doves
This nickname was withheld from
them by the scri'bes after George Dovev
died and until his brother was elected
president OF the club. The dead mag
nate was universally popular with all
men with whom he had dealings He
quickly got over the idea that in order
TO be a magnate he would have to 90
tbs glIm-shOe act, and for the last two
years would give a truthful answer TO
any question. please don't print this"
George would say, because it might
cause trouble" Dovey's confidence new
er was violated and he appreciated the
treatment he received
Managers All Failures.
Dovey always had hard luck in Bos-
ton. His club may have cleared a
little mon. r during the time ne operat-
ed it. but not enough TO compensate
him for the worry he had. Every sea-
son the Doves had a new leader-hrst.
Fred Tenney; then Joe Kelley, and now
Frank Bowerman. OF the trio. Bower
man was. or is. by Tar the worst He
the man who would not tell who was
going TO play second for him. turning
on his questioner. who happened 70 be
representing a Boston newspaper,
look Of supreme contempt.
Tenney failed as a leader in Boston
because he had been educated IN the
penny-wise. pound-foolish school Of the
fight-hsted Triumvirate. and Kelley did
not last because he paid too much at
tention to matters not connected with
baseball. What finished Kelley with
Dovey was his failure 10 20 on scout
ing trip through the Ohio State League.
IN consequence Boston lost a chance TO
get Walter Justus. the celebrated no.
hit pitcher, who is Whale in the minor
leagues and minnow n the majors.
The st. Louis Americans had him this
spring and soon canned him. Justus is
now back IN the organization whose
destinies are presided over by Bobby
Quinn, and is moving down all his Op-
pOneuts. The first week he was back in
the 0. S. /. he tWirled a no-hit game,
and last week he entered the Iron Man
class BY pitching two games in one day.
Bowerman's Finish
Predictions are freely made that when
Bowernan ia let out by Boston no
major league club win claim him. The
story that the Giants would bid for Big
Frank turns to be a bIoomer, started
by one OF HIS friends IN the Fourth Es-
tate. II win be case OF back 10 the
farm for Bowerman IN October.
His successor is unknown. Perhaps
the Boston owners will give Bill Dahlen
q chance 70 demonstrate his worth as
a manager and perhaps they will not
Pat Donovan, II he wasn't so good
natured. might be a good man for the
Doves, but g better one would be Harry
WolVertOn, now leader Of the NeWarks
Harry seems 10 have the happy faculty
Of getting results from his men by
9aking them like him, not fear him.
The Washington times., 1909-06-28
NORTHEAST

hccHEsNEY & JOACHIM. cor 2d and 3
SITS. Phone l. S29.
LADDoN PHARMACY. 100 Florida ave.
Phone L 1881
BENZ. 7. LANHAM. nth and z Cap. SITS.
CHAS. II, BLUMER, y. Cap, and r Sc
Phone y. S016.
NecHEsNEY 3 JOACHIM. sth and sts
Phone J.. Zle2. -.
The Washington times., 1909-06-28
COUNTRY BOARD.

''GREENWAY." near mountains: plenty
fresh vegetables. fruit, poultry; large lawn;
Dorches. cr0Quet, tennis court; two mails
daily: S. per week MRS. RATCLIFFE.
North Fork. Va je27-St@
WANTED-S Summer boarders. MRS. 6CHIFF-
NER. Rockville Nd je27-3ts
MANIFESTATIONS boarders; particulars
upon application. Address Mrs. ELITE c.
Bentonville. Warren county,
Va Je26-4t*
GLEN AfANOR-FOREST GLEN, MD. VIII
be open FOR guests June 10 under same
mana cement ChetwOOde Terrace. Iowa
circle. large house; airy rooms; broad
places; plenty shade; tennisi dancing; &c.
Apply Forest Glen teis-l4t'
The Washington times., 1909-06-28
LOST.
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FOUND ARTICLES
THE LAW

"a PERSON WHO FINDS LOST
h P r y N D R CIRCUA-
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KNOWLEDGE OR MEANS OF ~
oUIRING AS TO THE TRUE OWNER
AND WHO ApPRoPRIATEs SUCH
PROPERTY TO HIS OWN USE OR
TO THE USE OF ANOTHER PERSON
WHO Is NOT ENTITLED THERETO
WITHOUT HAVING FIRST MADE
EVERY REASONABLE EFFORT TO
FIND THE OWNER AND RESTORE
THE PROPERTY TO HIA Is GUILTY
OF LAkCENY."
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