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The Washington herald., 1909-01-07

slo.oo0 less than the Commissioners es-
Inmates.
Under public schools the committee rec
ommenGs s2.S1. .205. which IS ss2,56s more
than the current appropriation. but 81
s07,6S5 less than was requested by the
Commissioners
For the support OF the police depart
ment the committee recommends SSS5.-
s53.s2, which IS 12Z79.S3 less than the
current appropriation and E2,9l0 less
than was requested by the Commis-
sioners-
Under the FIRE department the commit
tee recommends S735,6l0, which Is s7L-
o60 more than the current appropriation,
but SS75. $40 less than was requested by
the Commissioners.
Under the health department the com
mittee recommends Sl04. $50. which is
:, 900 more than the current appropria-
ton. but $500 less than was requested
by the Commissioners
Under courts the committee recon-
mends SIS, So which l. SEQ less than
the current appropriation and 81. 100
less than was requested by the COmmis-
sioners.
Under courts and prisons the commit
/ tee recommends sos. $50, which is 1900
more than the current appropriation and
So, $50 less than was requested by the
Commissioners.
Under charities and correction the com
nittee recommends S7S0. .s12. which Is 81
$50 less than the current appropriation
and S66.Zl5 less than was requested by
I the Commissioners
The recommendation for the militia Is
[ 81 200. which is $3.50 more than the cur
rent appropriation and $50 less than was
requested by the Commissioners
The Washington herald., 1909-01-07
Tide Table.

Tide Table.
T0-day-High tide SIS a. n and So ?. n; low
tide % a m- and SOS ?. n
To-morrov-High tide 9-2 a. n and 9-ss D II
low ude. 3ts a. n and 80 D. n
Condition Of the Water
Special 70 The Washington Herald
Harpes Ferry. u. Va Jan 6.-Shenandoah mud
6y and Potomac clcar
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ERB JURY IS DIVIDED
Send Word to Judge After
Five Hours Wrangling.
BOTH WOMEN BREAK DOWN

Court Is Adjourned Until To-day and
Mrs Erb Is Locked Up for First
Time Since Habeas Corpus Pro-
ceedings in NOvember-She shows
Her Bitter Disappointment.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GO TO ". s. TAPPAN's. SIS Z 81 NV. FOs
watches eioCks. leEelry. cut glass. &C. RepsiTiss
a. lowest priceS. zpi-,f.eo
Get acquainted with the lflTne Messenger
Service. Can Main 69SS. as 18th. All night
CLOSING OUT SALE PIANOS
Krabe. SS LEvrencss. sl5 6. Tuning SO
Neat, Accurate Work
Printing rr:;cs are ehs fo5ces tsst are 'Sa. o6a-
s;antly extending the fame of orr
of All Uork YOUR printing orders. Re
they limited o. extensive. VII haze
Kinds. 2 ea5 best attention Estimates fur
Geo. z. Howard, ia 18th ST.
PRINTER, ENGRAYER AND B0OKBINDER
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NOTICE no STOCKHOLDERS.


The annual meeting OF the Stockholders
Of the Washington Loan and Trust Con-
pany for the election OF directors and
for the purpose Of transacting such other
business ss may lawfully come before
the stockholders in general meeting
wiz be held al the Office OF the Com
pany at = o'clock noon on TUES
DAY. January p 1903.
The polls viii remain Oper 10 rrceivs
votes for such election between the hours
OF L noon and . 2. II on that date.
deso.ja7-
THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
Stockholders OF the Union Trust Com
pany OF the District of Columbia for the
election Of directors for the ensuing year
viii be held or TUESDAY. January =.
1909. al the Office Of the company corner
Of Fifteenth and II streets northwest,
Washington. D. g. AZ D. m
The polls vii be open from I 70 ?. n.
Transfer books viii be closed from jan
nary I 70 January =. 1873. both days in
elusive GEORGE E FLEMING.
ja5.L9u Secretary
GERMAN BUILDING AS
sOCiatiOn--THe annual meeting Of the
Stockholders Of the Germsl-Aaerican
Building Association. for the election Of
officers and directors for the ensuing year
and such other business as may be
brought before the meeting VIII be held
at the Office Of the association, Sej 3 St
Sc THURSDAY, January :, 190e- Polls
open from . 20 : p n J. h WEIR
BUCHE,N- Secretary ja2-5t
AT THE REQUEST OF THE BOARD
Of trustees a special meeting Of the Ma
tionaI Homeopathic Hospital Association
viii be held Al the hospital on THURS
DAY. January = 1863 at $50 ?. m Elec-
tons to I'll vacancies on the board and
revision Of the bylaws viii be the busi-
ness presented for action ELIAS s
HUTCHINSON. Secretary. ja3-5t
Cairo Buffet. 10Th and q Sts.
The celebrated Windsor Club Whisky,
sc bottle Fine Old SherTy I5c bottle.
All the popular brands imported liquors
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NOTICE..

[ The annual meeting OF the Stockholders
/ OF the National Rifles Hall Association
viii be held ct the Office OF its attorney.
{ X. kemper. Is King street. Alexandra,
( Va, THURSDAY. January :, I909, AZ 2-S1
/ p m, for the election @ board OF diTeC-
tors for 1s09 and the transaction OF any
other business that may be presented.
/ Books for the transfer OF stock viii bs
closed for ten days from December q,
1873. a dividend OF s Per cent on the CAPT
/ tai stock for 1873 has been declared, pay
able On and after JANUARY =
GEORGE " EVANS
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Crown Princess Has Daughter.

Bucharest, Jan 6-Crown Princess
Marie to-day gave birth TO a daughter.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-07

PURSUANT TO SECTION !, ARTICLE
TX, OF Bylaws, notice IS hereby given
that the annual meeting OF the Stock
holders Of the Capital Traction Company
for the election OF directors for the ensu-
ing year and such other business as may
be brought before the meeting viii Be
held at the Office OF the company, ssth
and u sts. nv, Washington, D G, on
WEDNESDAY, January & 1913 al 1915
a n The polls viii be open from Il g. n
Until u noon H D CHAMPION Sec
retary- deZ7-tI
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Proposals viii be received BY the Com
mittee on Printing OF the Inaugural Com
mitJee, al the Office OF the Vice Chair
man. Room 30z Hibbs Building. 7Z3 Fif-
teenth street, Washington, D. G, until
! O'Clock, JANUARY Is, 1903 for the priv
lege OF printing and selling the Official
programme Of the ceremonies attending
the Inauguration OF Mr. Taft and Nr.
Sherman
The minimum number OF copies shall
not be less than 15.011, to be printed
upon highly Calendered book paper. 100
pounds 70 the Team, Z5x35, according 20
sample. design OF cover 10 be furnished
by the committee and printed IN three
cOlors upon paper according 70 sample,
al other matter 70 be printed 81 black.
number OF pages not 70 be less than q
or TO exceed s.. ten Of which shall Be re-
served for advertising: rates OF advertis-
ing 10 De made BY publisher: all COPY for
advertising 10 be approved by commit
tee. as well as style OF typography and
printing. ia. Il
Annual Report Of the National Wine
and Whisky Association for the year
Total Capital Stock..............-..sL $4,000
Outstanding Indebtedness $500. $500
(Slgned) HARRY A HEGARTY,
Secretary Treasurer
PATRICK J BARRON, President
THOS- J. CUNNINGHAM
PATRICK J BARRON.
HARRY a HEGARTY.
Directors
District OF Columbia. 20 wit:
/ DO sOlemnly swear that the above ac-
count is true and correct
HARRY A HEGARTY.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before ne this
6th day OF January, 1879.
tSeal9 F A. MILLIGAN.
Notary Puh1ir
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Temperature in other Cities.
TzmQe-ztures IN other cities. together with TIE
Enyunt O. rainfall. for the twelve hCu-s ended at
?. T. yesterday, are as follows
The Washington herald., 1909-01-07

Frank Dodd, who died IN Washington
to-day, was serving as foreman Of e i.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-07
cairo Bunef. IGth and q Sts.

The celebrated Windsor club whisky.
sc bottle Fine Old SherTy. 75C bottle.
All the popular brands imported liquors
and mixed drinks Ge29-3t
The Washington herald., 1909-01-07

Instead OF carrying an increase Of
Sc, ,23Z over last years bill as asked
by the Commissioners. the District ap-
priations bill for next year. as reported
10 the House Of Representatives yester-
day. carries q decrease Of s.. 1903.
The bill was reported 10 the House by
Representative Gardner, Of Massa-
chusetts, chairman OF the subcommittee
on District Of Columbia appropriations.
OF which Messrs. Madden. OF Illinois;
Vreeland, Of New York; BurlesOn. Of
Texas. and Bowers, OF Mississippi, are
the other members. Il viii be called Up
for consideration BY the whole House to
day
The bin carries a total OF Sc ,75s 81
exclusive OF the wafer department The
Commissioner estimates for the year
amounted 10 S16.c0Ss95.52 The amount
recommended for the water department
al OF which is payable from the water
revenues, Is SI2z, ,IsO, which IS $2.oo0 less
than recommended for the present fiscal
wear
The Washington herald., 1909-01-07

l. s Kirby was tonight appointed
superintendent Of the Alexandra Electric
Light Company, in place Of c. 7. Rod
erick. The appointment Of Nj Kirby 70
the position meets with the hearty aporo-
baton Of his many friends in this city.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-07

The Young Mems Sodality Lyceum has
elected the following officers: P z
Power, president; F. T. Quinn, first vice
president; c. T. Hellmuth. second vice
president; William Rooney, recording
secretary: James Patterson. jr.. financial
secretary. r. L. Crane. it., treasurer; Il
DOwney. sergeant-at-arms: J. T Dow
ney, librarian
The Washington herald., 1909-01-07

For cleaning and repairing basins and
sewers. $500, an increase Of $3.50.
For suburban sewers. $50,0o0 a decrease
Of S}0.0Oa
Sweeping. SprinkIing and CIeaning-Al-
l0wance TO inspectors for maintenance Of
horses and vehicles used in the perform
ance OF official Gutes, not to exceed so q
month for each Inspector
For park commission. SD,Wa an in
crease oc s5.e)0
Bathing Beach-TempOr2ry service. sup
plies and maintenance, $3.50; q decrease
Of SEQ
Playgrounds-The appropriation OF s. 90
is made this year 10 cover maintenance
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Electrical Department.

Under the electrical department the
committee recommends S446.4s}. which IS
81. 755 less than the current appropria-
ton and S55555 less than was requested
For the Washington aoUeduct the com
mittee recommends $l5.oo0. the same
amount as the current appropriation. but
The Washington herald., 1909-01-07

Miss Iva B. Moriarty, daughter Of Mrs
Lizzie ". Noriarty. and Frank ". Smith
son OF Lieut. James Smith. Of the police
this morning al the manse of the Second
Presbyterian Church. The bride wore a
tailor-made gown OF blue broadcloth. with
hat and gloves TO match She was at
tended by Miss Maggie Hepburn. and the
groom had for his best man Jerome
Kaufman. Following the wedding Mr.
and Mrs Smith left for a Southern bridal
trip
The Washington herald., 1909-01-07

and renewal Of equipment and the plant
ing Of trees
Pubic Convenience Statons-For man
tenance. &c, 1880. an increase OF sseo
Condemnation OF InsanitaTy BUilaings-
an necessary expenses. $500. z decrease
OF $500
The Washington herald., 1909-01-07

The following recently elected officers
% Alexandra Camp. No IlS25. Modern
Woodmen Of America. were installed last
night: wythe White. venerable coua-
cilor. ". L. Rouse. adviser; 2. p. Risdon,
banker; c. W. Dettor, clerk; J. T Waddy.
escort; @ ". Thomas. waJchman; George
". Carter. sentry; Dr. r l. wilkins,
physician.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-25

a steel Stat conveyor to the boiler room
where II Is automatically fed to the four fur
naces. Any excess of bagasse is dropped
into another conveyor which takes II to the
bagasse room, where II is stored until re.
quired for boiling of or when an excess oil
fuel Is required.
The boiling plant consists of four 800
horsepower Hazelton porcupne watertube
boilers served by Burt forced draught iur
naces. The air for the furnaces is supplied
by a large Buffalo fan driven by its own en-.
gine. In the boiling house are two Stillman
patent evaporators, two vacuum pans cap.
able of striking twenty tons of sugar every
five hours; eleven filter presses; sixteen
40-inch water.driven centrifugals driven by
two powerful Dow compound pumps. and
five depreciating tanks taking the place OF
settling tanks. 3O0.light dynamo supplies
the factory with light.
This factory was designed and built by o.
b. Stillman. The steel structural work OF
the buildings was made by Milliken Bros
Of New York. The centrifugals, evaporators
vacuum pans and filter presses were sup.
piled by the American Tool and Machine Co,
Of Boston. The nine-roller mill came from
the Farrell Foundry of Ansonia Connecticut,
while all the pumps were made by the
Blake Co. of New York
The machine, blacksmith and carpenter
shops are adjacent to the mill, conveniently
arranged and fitted with modern tools and
appliances for making all necessary repairs.
Close to the mill and shops is large ware
house, where a good stock Of supplies for
the mill and plantation is kept
The mill and shops make a neat and I'M
posing group of buildings, but differing con
slderably In appearance from the average
sugar mill of the Islands. This factory does
nrst class work and is u success In all de
partments, giving utmost satisfaction to the
management.
The output Of sugar for the 1908 crop was
1887 tons from the following ACREAGE 1929
acres plant, and $50 acres rattoons, making
a total of 2459 acres.
The 1909 crop will come from 200 acres,
the estimate being 1860 tons of sugar.
The plantation owns eighteen and one. half
miles of permanent railroad track and 400
cane cars, having a 3O-inch gauge. laid with
3O-pound steel rails and well ballasted.
Three Baldwin engines haul the cars to the
mill In addition to the above trackage Is
about ten miles Of portable track for the
cane fields, which handle the cane direct on
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-25

ed syphons have been laid, using 33incn
double.riyeted steel pipe. The next water
supply is from Kalaheo ana Laval streams.
This water Is intercepted In its course Dy u
concrete diverting dam and conveyed
through u ditch two and half miles In
length having maximum capacity OF 25,-
100000 gallons in twenty.iour hours and TAX.
ing the water to the west Laval cane fields
extending clear across the kawaiahaka
gulch. reservoir situated In West Laval
Is used to store the food waters from the
Laval ditch system, which has a capacity
Of storing 25OOO,OoO gallons.
One large reservoir is situated about half
a mile below reservoir No. 4, in Kawaiahaka
gulch. The dam which retains this water is
hfty.two feet in height and retains 10000
900 gallons. Several reservoirs situated at
East Laval and holding about l50,O000OO
gallons OF water are filed from the food
water Of Laval stream and are used for rri.
eating the East Laval lands.
The Laval and Kalaheo streams have
normal flow of 100000 gallons OF water per
day during the dry season.
Upon the old Koloa lands, now a part OF
the McBryde plantation, reservoirs have
been constructed having capacity for stor.
ing about 60,000000 gallons and are supplied
through a ditch system from the Laval
stream and from the local water sheds This
water irrigates the cane planted upon the
old Koloa lands. There is reservoir In
Omau gulch having Il capacity of 3O,OOO,O 900
gallons. Water at Hanapepe guch is devel.
oped partly from bored wells, water tunnels
reaching towards the blum and river, and
also u scheme by which the water can be
taken from the bed OF the river to the main
pump The main tunnel towards the noun.
tain is 400 feet long and the tunnel towards
the river is eighty.siX feet long.
Distinctive Sugar Factory.
The sugar factory contains many decid
eddy interesting and novel featurse 1t is
what Is known as the o. b. Stillman Cuban
mill, this type of factory being quite common
In the sugar districts Of Cuba. The milling
plant consists of three "a X 81 3-roller mills
driven by two Harris. Corliss engines, aggre-
eating $50 horsepower. In the feed chute
Of the first mill Is set Of revolving knives
which chop the cane AS II comes from the
cane carrier making good even feed for
the mill. These knives are driven from the
hywheel of the first mill engine through a
countershaft. The bagasse is conveyed by
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-25

to the main track and thence to the mill
This railroad system extends from Eleele
through Wahiawa, West Laval, East Laval
and to Koloa village. There is u branch line
extending along the Hanapepe gulch to
pumping station No. ., while spur runs
down to Kukuiula beach, Coral sand iron,
Kukuiula is utilized Tor fertilzing and other
purposes. Another spur two miles In length
extends to East Laval, while Il one.mile
track has been built to West Laval.
The company has In use four sets of Fow.
ler's steam pow tackle, reducing to a min
imum the cost N preparing the soil for
planting With one set Of these tackles IL
Is possible to turn over the soil ON twelve
acres Of land to a depth OF from sixteen to
twenty inches during u tenhour day.
On the pasture and forest lands Of the
company Is raised sufficient cattle to supply
the employees with meat and In this respect
McBryde Is somewhat more fortunate than
many Of the plantations. Eleele Is the point
for receiving all freight and the shipment
of the sugar product.
Breakwater for Harbor.
The Kauai Railway Co, Ltd. has Just pun
In breakwater at Eleele, and ON the
wharves are two large freight warehouses
and two sugar warehouses with capacity
oI 10000 tons of sugar ana freight. Each
sugar warehouse will contain 1000 tons of
sugar. All of the Hawaiian Sugar Com
pany's sugar is shipped from this port This
railroad connecting the two plantations will
be OF paramount Importance In case of a
nre in either mill as the cane can be shipped
to either mill and no loss will occur. This
railroad with its extension may In time cir
Gle the island. The connections with other
plantation railway systems would be a com
paratiyely simple matter.
Good Schools.
The Territorial Government has establish.
ed good school at Kaaheo, In the heart of
the plantation property and the plantation
gives monetary assistance to the schools at
Hanapepe and Eleele.
The company employs about 1850 skilled
and unskilled aborers most of the cutting
loading and cultivation being done under the
contract system.
Electricity Development.
In the Kauai Electric Companys new
scheme at Wainiha, In the Hanalei district
the McBryde Sugar Company has entered
into the most comprehensive operation of
the kind ever undertaken in the Islands, as
McBryde owns the controlling interest In
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-25

The water for the reservoirs connects with
the same bitches into which the pumps dis.
charge at their several lifts or elevations.
This permits continuous irrigation from
reservoirs or pumps. All the reservoirs are
connected with each other so that water can
be drawn from any one to the main supply
ditch.
The main bitches leading down from the
reservoirs to the ditch system, which is sup.
piled by the pumping systems. are about two
feet deep and Ave feet wide having fall
of from fifteen to twenty feet In a mile and
a half The main distributing bitches have
a fall Of five feet to the mile, having a nor
NAL carrying capacity of 25,OOO,OOO gallons
In twenty.four hours
In conveying water across gulches invert
The Falls City tribune., 1909-10-15
WOULDN'T TAKE CHANGES.

The democratic bosses succeeded
in talking all the young aspirants'
out of the idea of seeking the nomi.
nation for office through the prim-
aries all but two.
Dick James wouldn't be out
talked and was finally given to un-
derstand that it was all o. X. for
him to come out" When the boss
es felt him and found they
couldn't use him they forced Gag.
non on the ticket at the last minute
TO defeat him.
George Fallstead tried To come
out but Morris had been in the
court house SO many years the bosses
thought ii wouldn't do for a young
aspirant" to get the nomination, and
George was turned down cold.
TO quote the Falls City News.
Young aspirants have no place on
a democratic ticket this year.
THE gang don't want to take
chances ON new material
The Falls City tribune., 1909-10-15
SHUBERT.

Editor Daley and wife are visiting
relatives in Iowa.
Frank Oathout and wife were in
Missouri Sunday.
Charles Schulenberg and wife were
shopping in Falls City Thursday.
Miss Allie Baldwin, who is visiting
relatives here. spent Friday with rel
atiYes in Nemaha.
Alex McGechie of Oklahoma sur
prised his friends Tuesday by arriy.
ing to make them a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. S%chulenberg vis-
tied her parents, Peter Frederick
and wife, a few days last week.
Mrs. j. NJ. Evans left the first of
the week for Council Bluffs, where
she will visit Mrs. %Sharpless.
Mrs. Homer Watkins was called
to Ottawa, Kansas last Friday by
the death of her sister, Miss Lizzie
Hoffman.
Elmer Ham visited his sister and
her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Burk near
Stella, Saturday. Mr., Burk is seri-
ously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Evans entertain
ed Mr.. and Mrs. II. Hogrefe and Mr..
and Mrs. |. A. Mcdowell of Stella
last Sunday.
Our high school ball team went to
Nemaha Saturday. where they had a
very interesting game. The score
resulting in favor of the latter team.
The d. of II. are preparing for a
big time Wednesday evening. The
grand chief of honor, Mrs. Mayme
Cleayer of Neleigh, Neb.. will be
present.
Mrs. Matthews and daughter of
Iowa. who were called here by the
sickness and death of the formers
father, d. N. Jones, expects to return
home in a few days.
Fred Stotts, who left some time
ago for Portland. OREGON, returned
last Friday. lie brought with him a
bride. Mrs. stotts was formerly
Miss Alice Edwards of this city.
David n. Jones died at his home
two miles north of here October 3, at
the 2 of seyenty-seyen years.
Uncle Dayy' Jones, as he was al
ways called, was one of the
known and most highly respected
citizens in the county. He leaves to
mourn his death a wife and two dau-
ghters. The body was buried in the
Prairie Union cemetery.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-10-15
BARADA.

G. W. Frazee is quite sick at
this writing.
". f. Butler was an Omaha visit
or last week.
r. NJ. Williamson is in Kansas City
visiting relatives.
Otis Spickler and wife were in
Falls City Friday.
Richard Slagle was in Missouri a
few days last week.
Bonnie Franklin returned from
North Platte Sunday.
h. e. Bolejack and family visited
with Ed Murphy on Sunday.
Mrs. Jacob Mack and Miss Mary
Dodds were Falls City visitors Satur-
day.
J. II. Morehead is putting in ce-
ment walks on all his walks fronting
main street.
Mrs. VIM. zubick of Verdon visit
ed last week with her sister, Mrs
e. Il. Butler.
Gust Duerfeldt and E. f.. Butler.
with their families spent several days
in Kansas City last week.
r. j. Dunn and daughter, Hazel,
turned last week from an extended
visit through Ohio and New York.
Wash Sailors and George Davis
Wen to Aberdeen, S. Oak, last week
with the intention of buying land.
Dir. Andrews reports the following
births: October 7, a son to Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Ruegge; october 7, a son
to Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Record and
October IL, a son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Vim. Ramer.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-10-15
WlLLIAMsViLLE

jesse Dunn was a Barada visitor
Saturday.
w. Sticker purchased a fine new
organ Saturday.
Mrs. |. A, Dunn is somewhat i'm
proved in health.
n. a. Arnold and wife spent Sun
day at /. \. Dunns.
Willie Constantine spent Sunday
at the home of Mike karst.
Il. j.. Dunn and family will move
from Barada to his farm near here.
Miss Nora and Lille Gerwick of
Beatrice are here visiting their uncle,
Wendell Gerwick and family.
Wendell Gerwick returned from
Falls City Tuesday, where he has
been receiving medical treatment for
a sore hand. He was suffering from
blood poison.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ablutz OF
Washington surprised their friends
and relatives by arriving here last
Sunday. 1t has been about five
years since they moved west.