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Sic Y%antbatigfcit.

Or. IS. 6. Muie bout 10 5ipeilt0dige
@%obnbGuicr an Der @lpnoon,
Npenue. - Iie 1irlno Snolp.
Wecoslin & So. lGBt Gin ied)s.
ltodigcs @ebGrlbc an Der @eit'
9oltimore.S troBe errihtcn.
Gr. George &. Muie bat bei'm @e,
bGubc Snipcftor Elm @eill1 I'M Or
Misunderstanding gum 9ou bon
Is 5pciitodigcn MobnbGiticrn an Der
@lpnoon-apenlle. 5iuiihen Der Stod'
bolm. unb Gorcpltr.. geltent. Tic
Sonlcr merocn mooern eingerid)tet
uno ungciGbr $4,000 fpIten. Ger
Gontroft lit on @m. j. @elib Der
geben. , ia
Sic Sirula Snolp, Oiecaslin & 60.
Snporteurc. bat Wm. Wf, GQicptt be.
miiiraat, unpcr5iislid nit Oem Ban
ibrcS neilelt ied~sltodi9er @ebGuoea
ailf Hr. 81 mo %, Baltimore.
Strobc, beginner 81 laiien. Gns
@ebGuoe erbalt q SUB 6ront on bgr
baltimore, slpiiben CHARLES nlb
Sanoucr.S troBc, ul,o cine 5iefe bon
105 Sub. Eie Soften iiir Den 9olt
merOen aui $4,000 peronihloet.
Gin grobes o~rciitodigeS @ebGlloe
nuf Der Siioleite bon Yrott., nabr
@oibington-S traBc, luuroe bon SoS.
9. Sownieno an Iubert Soribiib fir
$3.50 p%erfouft.
g. g. 9cnni9bouicn bat an Moic
2eat) Elm groBes b~reiit0diges @ebd,l.
De alii Der Sitieite BON Sonoper.,
nabe Yratt.S troBe, perfauit, alii mel.
DIEM elm @~rllnb5inS bon $t78.50
rllbt.
Gie uE%ropiocnt Stealth Company"
pcrfonitc bieier Gage ein nelies 2lM'
itodiges 2anobolS .oilf Der @eitieitc
bon Roslpn., nabe 9eod)-I penue, on
@iQiom s. Sofimon fir ocn YreiS
Don $6532.50.
SarrD u. Hettberg fouIte ooS
3.ltotige @obnbous Nr. 1899. McIt-
3opette.S troBe, BON &obert Gale.
Gbmoro u. Strouif pertauite al
Safob 0rope bas @ebGuoe ouf Scr
&orOoit.Gde Der EreBtmon. nno S..
StroBe.
8reberid u. 6eloner bot elm o..
bGilOe oui Der Weitieite Der Gorep.
StraBe. nobe Sarleni-g penue, all
George $. Gutter iiir Den Yreis bon
$14W ucrfauit.
Gopio Seeol 6ollt 6 srueiItDdigc
&obnbduier oui Der Siioieite ser
@nrriion.2nne, nabe Der Galberton.
&oao, nit einem &oitenauimano BON
etlpa $500.
Gr. Sbeo0ore Goofe bat 2 stpei'
lfpdlge Wobltbultler alir Der Sii0Ieitc
Ger 81. StraBe, nabe Sarioro.Noao
CIT Warsaretba Gicrfer nerfouit.
Iie 6irma &ennaro & Co.. Nr.
2t5, ct. Youl.S traBe, bat foIgenhc
@erfduic ab9eihloilen:
5nei 9auplGbe al Der Chapman,
gpenlte 81 Gbes,polOc on 6rl, aatGa.
rine u. Weaen5ie;
5nei 9auplGbe al Der glm-M penue
5n Sperlea an Srn. @eorge ". T..
9roofs unb
5mei 9aupl1bc oil Der Glm- un0
Tpellae al Srn. So6m Z.
SimmS.
Iieiel6e Jirma bietet prGhtig ge.
legcne @runoitiide 5i Neu-0 elerapin
5u maBiaen Yreiien un0 giinitigen
3ablnngsbeOingungen gum Gerfaui
on uno gendbrt bis gum 1. Oftober
oli sfuei ooer mebr Yldte elm gpc.
3ial. G%isconto bon 5 Fro5ent.
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200 Ylof Npro-Yaglon. Strafe.
Che man amocrs,up fault,

~infpislre man iene neneu AweihSdiaen, jrta
3wiihsm Catherine. nnb ehipteNs etraRe (2500
BIod s9eits BgIiimoresS traBe), einailirte Babe.
tranns unb auSsiBe; stanalsS rainaee; %Iieoriae
9ttiiex. Steuerit; bdnSaeinaite Oedeii; 8eitibiI
nit &ateIn aiiseeIegf; slles enlbdlteno, pn5
6u einein mobernen Sais gebbrt. VreiS Der
&dufers .eIfbupoert Noanrs ($1f00.0 0 icSes
sa,,,, ,n1e0 sass,,G @gna nsSinS, se0iHannaen ben
Mnn uebine tuefilih gebenbe SdpsStr. gIefs
%frifbe, ftsipe ant Terminus 40 uuo gcbe elm
6dufer aetiert il1rnlidb. HdbersS burd Walter
Z. @eipSaI, sumHternebmer. an Crt nnb
eaeue. (Sept1-)
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S%ertuburaer Shladt.
(Iuf @unid).)

(Iilf @linid).)
slS Die Homer ircd 9emoroen,
3ogcu tic nod Gcutiblono's Morben
Tornc nit Srompetenldnu,
Witt Der General : SelomorihoQ,
SER Suintilius Sarus.
0od I'M S%cutoburacr @nlbe,
Sub! luie pin Der @ino 10 tulte,
Hoben Hoaen ourd) Die 2uit,
limo cs lpar ein Mooerbuit,
Mie bon Vlut umo 3eihcn.
Eloblid aus bcs @oloes Gutter
grohen fralnpfboft Die Gberusfer,
Wfit @ptt fir Shirt nno Gutcrlono
Stiirmtcn lie. bon @ltb eutbronnt,
@egen Die 2egionen.
@eb, Oos porO Elm aroBcs Morben,
Sic eri6litgen bic aoborten,
Nltr Die r6miihe Heiterei
Mettetc iid nod ms 6rei',
Genn tic mar 5t Efcroe.
: Guintili, armer Selo6err.
0odteit OIL, Dab 10 Die @elt mar?
Gr aerietb in eineu Sumpf,
&erlor 5mpi Stieiel uno eincl
Strunpf
llnb blieb eleno Iteden.
Ga lprad er boil Mergernnllen
Gum Gentltrio Sitiullen:
r&ameraoe, seud) bein Sh,pert bcr-
llno bon binten mid Ourdbobr',
IA ood) oIles iutih lit.
Sn Dem ornlen romiihen Seere
Iientc audi ais Tolont1re
ScGpola, Elm Hed)tS = 9onoioat,
Zen man idno6' aciongen bat,
@ic Die onOern ale.
Gielem lit es ibled)t ergangell,
81, oaB man i'm o%uigcboneen,
Stod man ibm blrt 3uug' utb
Ser5,
Nogelte i'm bintcriudrts
Mui lein corpus juris.
glls Die @oloidlaht mar ST Gnbe,
Tieb Shirt Sermonn iid Die SGnoe,
llno I'M ieinen Sica 5u weib'n,
Srb CT Die GberuSfer Elm
81 'nem groBen Sriibltiid.
@ilb gob'S mo lueitfalihen Sbin.
fen,
Bier. 10 piel man luoQte trinfenL
giid i'm 3ehen blieb CT Selo,
God olld) feline Srmu Sbusnelo
Grant WalfprenmGBig!
Hur in Hom mar man nibt better,
Sonoern fniite Srmlerfleioer;
@'rabe olS bei'm WittaeSmobl
'NiigiutiIS iab int aniierioaI," Ho'"s D.
Siam Die Srailerbotibaft.
Grit blieb linn Dor iGbem Sdredcn
Gin Stiid Efou I'M Salie itedell,
0ann gerietb er ollBer iid)
limo idrie: nSarus, Slild) olli Did,
Heobc 2egipoes!"
Sein oeutider Sflope, Sfmiot &c.
beiBen,
9adt: Sbn ioll bos Mausle beiBen
Wenn CT Tie ie wieoer friegt.
Gem lper einmol toot oalieat,
@irb nidt mebr lebenbig.
limo 81 Gbren Der @eibidtenL
Sbat elm 0enfnlol man erriGten;
9eutidlamo's araft unb @inigfeit
8erfiinoet es iebt meit mo brett:
.W0gen Tie rlr tommen!"
Z. q. 9 defel GS46).
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0ibcrnIe VaItimorer

-
2%ibcraIe 8aItimorer.
Tuhoem Sr. Tapio Subler einen
$5O0Yreis fir oas fir 1910 seplante
internationole @ettfliegen aeltiftst
bat, fonimt lest Die Silberidmieoe-
5irma SenfinS & Senfins an Der
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nit elmer gleid)en
Oiicrte. Iie Sirma mil einen fiber
men 9eher gum @ertbe bon $500 ais
Yreis ltiiteu. sber ipie Sr. Slibler,
10 fniipien Senfins & Senfins Die De
%oinaung ooroll, oob oos @ettiliegen
in Der @eaeno sruiiden @aibington
uno Baltimore ltattiinbet. Ter Nero
Club BON @aibinaton plant oaS
@ettiliegen.
Yolisei iudt Yferbebie.
BE. - Sr. 9eni. j. Bartlett BON Gar
roa.Sslano, Wiooie.M ipcr, beridytete
seltcrn 9ormittas DER Yolisei oes
norooitliden GiitriftS, bob in Der
Nadt bon Ionneritag olf g%eltern elm
Tieb in ieinsn Staa orang unb 5pci
Yicrbc i'm @crtbe bon 5uinmmen
$3.50, ionic Elm Vliggp NIT 0eihirr
itobl. SGmmtlide Yoli5ei.S tationen
Der Stabt muroen in &enntniB &C.
iebt, uno bereits geitern Mbeno ge-
lana es Ger Yolisei oeS 6itlihen 9i-
~ItriftS, Yier0e mo Wagen lpieoer 81
erlangan. uno Der Gieb fonntc nod
nidt ieitgenommen Weroen, Die Eoli.
sci lit aber I'M 9eliB elmer guten Ecr.
ionalbeidreibung oeiiclben. EoliSiIt
@rnuling fanb sucrlt oas cine Yfero
nit Ocm SubrIuerf an grcter-, nabe
9onfitrobe, Dor einem Barber . @e.
ibdit. in DEM iid Der 9ieb bate raii.
rem laiien. Ginige Belt ipdter iano
&unoe.S eraeant &ieiner oas apeitc
YierO i'm Yeiib oes Nesers George
Wiaiams bon Nr. 1413, gaitern.Npe.,
pelder' oaiielbe fir $45 bon cinem
Monne aefauft batte. Der linn fir bnt
getrog nit Dem Namen &arl Senion
quittirte.
Gin geprellter 2 diifSbe.
1iber.- Sr. i. i. Sremper Don Der
6irma @ebriioer 5remper bon Cape
Charles. Gitp. 30. erfanate BON go.
li5eirid)ter S'Neiu i'm oitlihsn Sta
t%ionsbauie einen Saftbciebl gegen Ell.
men Heaer. Namlels Sames Smitb,
lpeld)cn Sr. Sremper beihul0igt, ibnI
eincn Stooner, ionic $25 geltoblen
5u baben. Iuf ben Saitbeiebl bin
wur0e ser Negcr Sobn Smith bon
Nr. 100. GoofiieitraBe. meld)er der
Notwithstanding oes @eiud)ten
entiprad), geitern Yormittdg perboi.
tet, jebod) om Nadniittag pieoer ent.I
laiien, ba oerielbe nad)meiien fonnte.
Dob er Baltimore felt % Sabren
i%iberboltpt ME %uerlaiien batte. Ter
nod nid,t perbnitete rid)tige Sobn
Smith mar Der Captain oes Der.
I%d)mmnoenen Sbooners. @r mar BON
Srn. Srempcr nit Der Nblieierlma
elmer 2aoung Sol3 nod NorfoIf be.
auitragt luorSeu. 9ei Mbiabrt oes
Sdooners Dor flint Wonaten iibcr.
CAB Sr. 1remper ieinem GapitGn $50
our 8e5abluna Der Weiterbei6roe.
rungsfolten oes !SolSes BON Roriolf
aus. Set iener 3eit iab Sr. Creme
per Nidts mebr BON ieinem Sdooner
uno aud Nid)ts mebr bon Smith.
Gagegen erbielt er Dor einigen 5agen
cine EoItfarte aus Baltimore. pel.
der Die Nadridt entbielt. boB iein
Shooner i'm Nagotbp. &iper mntelge.
ganaen lei. % ST. 1remper ieood
gebort bate, bob iein ebemaliaer Ga.
pitan anf eigene Iauit Jrddtbei6rbe.
riing in @orplGnoer GefpGliern BE-
frpihe finn or hiarhpr ,,tu Ao,s 1fn~
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Cir. 221, SftNoribsslue. Sir. 400. Sit.2aiap'
etie'gtbe.; 1925. 9beitmItsgloe.; 1890. yorb'
@apionsstr.; SbIiiiiel 1naDe bel. u. u. SCOTS,
2alu.Builbtng. OSLO
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@erlanet i'm Magcmeincn.
Berlanat.
Seutihes artrits. Wadbpetiunss.shreau.

Sieienisen. Sic Seuil6e Sa,,Siperier, salrbeitcr
uno 9ienftboteu 3l bei1dftisen piinihen, mol.
len lib perfonli6 ooer in franIirien griefen an
ben Meenien Der @eieafhait. Subann .. Wieher.
luenoen, iuelhcr rncnieeItiid Musfunfi crtbei,
len iuirS. sprcbfirtoen bon bis 8 1lbr. p
(Sau27.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-12

SR perEanteu:
an sSapsrtonsape. nabe Nrifis Cir. SiabianSs
torpn, ale Standardization. GountbrS teacrn.
VreiS $650.00. Npan nelne SparropS VoiHt
Nalter 3. 8sapfei an crt NIB eteae. Z ,
BnipIdtes 100 Sub tief. tseptf-)
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AZ vsrfamten ~ $40 prs A6er.
SO ader Qanb, 2 WeiIen bon Der YafuIent'
Statien: nur Elm penig @anrgeio ertoroerIith
her Meft anf Nbf@Ia9s5abluns. MeNerfhnitt,
224 q. RaaGetraks. t2b5-6
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.3n Dermietben.


ou otihUStHsu.
S12 pro Monat. gielIc Sduier. ulIe rtpoer.
nuI Ginridtnnaen. Serfanie 5i b~erieIben Nate
s %srDert se strs asaaao ipiiGeu a9 : NM ,eis an tr az.
Malbrupe. (255-GD,
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An y~erfsster:

Wr. 2bG9, Meft.Sairmonni. sIbenue, suifdcn
@aiberine, unb sbip!eps StraBe: feline GAGE fit
fat irgenb ein Yefdift: neue yladbarfddtf.
Gieiirii6e, fabre big Sum enspunft unb aebe
Elm Sdmfereebiert nor6Iih. Cine Der ~feiuftcn
2aaen fir ctneu edoen. Yafienoe Neoineunaeu
fir ben Gdifer. gdbereS bel Ealter z. Neit.
Stal ober bei'm seenten an Srt unor Steae.
(GeDtf2-c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-12

2u ucrmictbeu:
Srei 3imrner uuf benz 6peiten SIur: aue &c.
ouenlIi6feiien. aiat5uiragen in Tr.S32. eharp.
Strafe. (253-5)
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81 uernatef4eM:
Neue cdrfer an H.'9otornacft Sipif@en
BairmOunt' Mpenue u. Sabetteftr.; QUE Beqienb
G&teiten; nteorige T1ietbe. Gebmt Sairulount'
9be; Cars. Ma4anfraaen an DIT Sub eteae.
(Gebr20-9&S)
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81 Derfanicn pSer sl DermistIen.

Su Uermtetbem cher III Ucrfaniru:
9ine 9dderei. Ioreifre: uSrUo," 9entidrr
Correspondent. (255)
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yug 5000.
Mdrmor.s ,1fe. at8itaSfanaI gerbinoung. flint
sia Rub breife Gfrake. 9pobHb1mfer at Der
Notwithstanding Sipy6en ganisGfrake inb
GgternsMhe. 9s0N3iHraoen bet Nsten4 Z.
0ette MateH Oe. (Mmg24 ,1VaO
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3u u%erfanicu,

Su Oerfanicn2
Sin bobfl1 ilia elublirier Elscremes mo Sons
oiiursraoem; uuSgeSeibneie StiInoIdDnlt; Yarbt
aui SalI5 uno Yaoeu, leirbie Seoln9ull9en. Si
~eriragen bel Is. Nrtbnr Con, S2S YaW Building.
(Septt-StiD
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-04-01
IMPORTANT NEWS
NOTES OF A WEEK
LATEST HAPPENINGS THE WORLD
OVER TOLD IN ITEMlZED
FORM.
EVENTS HERE AND THERE
Condensed Into a Few Lines for the
Perusal of the Busy Mar
Latest Personal Infor-
nation.
CONGRE SSIONAL.

Representatives Fordney Of Michi-
gan and Byrd of Mississippi, nearly
came to blows on the floor of the
house in an argument over the tariff
bill.
Charges were made in the house
that the retention of the countervail-
ing duty on oil was left in the Payne
tariff bill in the interest of the Stand
ard Oil Company.
The Republican insurgents In the
house have prepared to fight any rule
that will limit amendments to the
tariff bill.
The attention of congress is to be
called again to the alleged mistreat-
ment of some American subjects In
Russia. Representative Sheppard or
Texas has introduced a joint resolu'
ton requesting the president OF the
United States to renew negotiations
with the Russian government.
Following the two-day speech OF Mr..
Payne, Champ Clark, minority leader
of the house, began his bombardment
of the tariff bill.
Washington decided that hereafter
members of the party in the house
must abide by the action Of two
thirds majority or be read out of the
party.
The Democrats of the house ways
and means committee in a minority
report say the tariff bill is crude and
II enacted into law will increase the
cost of living.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-04-01
GEN ERAL NEWS.

Mrs. Anna Lecline of Underwood,
ILL.,, may contest the will of James
Millikin, the Decatur banker who left
a $1,500.000 estate.
Mayor Rose of Milwaukee and
President Dickie of Albion college en-.
gagged in a debate on the prohibition
question.
Former Vice-President and Mrs.
Fairbanks are at Pasadena, Cal, where
they will remain several weeks.
President Taft told Chief Engineer
Goethals, before his departure for
Panama to make every effort to com.
plete the canal before the close of
1913.
The Jones & Laughl;n Steel Com
pany, limited, Pittsburg independents,
have announced the company had sold
to the First Trust & Saving Company
of Chicago, and Blair & Co, of New
York, $15.00O,0O0 of bonds on the
plant.
Judge Ellis, sitting in a murder
trial at Amite, La, forbade reporters
publishing accounts of the testimony
because nine other trials hinge upon
the case and it would be impossible to
get juries for them.
Gov. Hughes has dismissed the
charges filed with him against District
Attorney William r. Jerome of New
York city by William T. King, repre-,
senting a committee of stockholders OF
the Metropolitan Street Railway Com,
pany of New York.
An appropriation of one-quarter of a
million dollars is provided for the es.
Enlistment of a national tubercular
sanitarium in the state of Colorado in
a bill introduced by Representative
SABBATH of Illinois.
Mrs. Florence Nichols of Peoria
Ill, is near death from blood poisoning
caused by bite on the arm from Miss
Cleo Fitzpatrick. who has been ar
rested
When accused of numbering his
servant, George, crown prince of Ser
via, renowned his right to the throne
Headed by Rev. J. Wilbur Chapman
party of evangelists sailed from Van
couver to spread the Gospel in tn,
orient, Australia and Pacific islands.
In battle with Snake Indians ant
negroes at Henryetta, Okla, deput,
sheriffs killed three, wounded five an,
captured 40.
Damage estimated at $500, 900 wa
caused by a snowstorm in Denver an,
the city was cut off from communities
ton by wire.
| Willie Whitla positively identifie,
the prisoners in Cleveland, O., VIII,
call themselves Mr.. and Mrs. Jane
Boyle, as his abductors.
Mrs. Mary Farmer, when told tina
Gov Hughes of New York had refuse,
to save her from death in the electri
chair manifested Indifference.
An attempt was made to assassinat
James Macaluso. a wealthy Chicag
steamship agent by throwing a tom
against his home
The six balloonists who were lost Il
the Sierre Madre mountains In Califol
MIA were found nearly dead, after war
dering three days in storm.
Montgomery, Greene and Bento,
counties in Indiana voted for count
option. making 81 of the 92 coun.ie
dry"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-04-01
PERSONAL

Frederick Weyerhaeuser, the st.
Paul lumber king, answering Champ
Clark's speech in the house, said
there is no lumber trust and never
has been.
In the presence of representatives
of the entire department, Ormsby Nc
Harg of North Dakota was indicted
formally into the office of assistant
secretary of commerce and labor.
Charles d. Norton Of Chicago, re-
Gently appointed assistant secretary
of the treasury to succeed Louis A.
Coolidge, resigned, is to enter upon
his new duties April 5.
Mrs. Carrie Nation called at the
White House but was told that Presi-
dent Taft was mot in" She said she
wouldn't cry if the lions ate Roosevelt,
DIR. Marriott Hutchins, president of
the board of education of Lake county,
Mich. was swindled out of $1,000 in
London.
Gov. Curry of New Mexico has with
drawn his resignation at the request OF
President Taft.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-04-01
Felt That Death Mas Near.

Manitowoc, Wis.-Upon registering
at the Wisconsin Hotel, at Two Riv-
ers, julius Goergenson, a retired
Range Line farmer had premonition
that death was near, and before re-
firing deposited $3.50 with the proprie-
tor with instructions to use the mon
ey for burial should he die. Goergen.
son was found dead in his room.
Death was pronounced due to heart
failure
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-04-01
Creditors Take caIkins Syndicate.

Sacramento, Cal.-All property Of
the Calkins syndicate, including the
publishing plant in San Francisco, the
Sacramento Union, Fresno Herald,
and several small papers throughout
the state, has been taken over by
creditors. All of the property Of the
syndicate is to be disposed Of. The
statement is made by creditors that
there are $15O,OOO debts on the San
Francisco plant.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-04-01
Asked to Veto Hotel Bill.

Governor Carroll is being impor.
tuned by the business interests of the
state and especially the keepers Of
hotels, to veto the Smith hotel bill,
which was prepared by and for the
travelling men of the state to provide
safeguards for travellers. They say
that the bill Is very bad, that it is ex-
pensive, that it will compel closing
of many hotels. that 1t will require
virtual rebuilding of some hotels, The
bill is up to the governor for his veto.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-04-01

Pittsburg, PA special from Mer.
Ger, Pa, says that Mrs. Boyle admit
ted to a correspondent that she was
Anna McDermott, and that her faith.
er was William McDermott of chi.
cago. According TO the correspondent
the young woman, when told that her
father was in Pittsburg and had re.
tanned lawyer to look after her in.
terests.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-04-01
Roller Skatinq Hits Saloons.

Wausau, Wis.-According to Chief
of Police Thomas Malone, the roller
skating craze has developed into an
effective antidote to intemperance. Its
attracting power is decidedly strong
er for young men than saloons, hence
a majority of the youths who used to
frequent barrooms before the sport
came into vogue can now be found
at the Kinks.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-04-01
Civil RIGHTS Bill Lost.

With nine votes opposing 1t and
twenty-one senators failing to answer
to their names on the roll call, Sena-
tor Clarkson's civil rights bill was
lost Ia the senate, and there will not
be any law enacted at the present
legislative session to compel incor-
porated schools to enroll wouldbe
students regardless of race. The bill
received nineteen votes, seven short
of the number required for its pas
sage
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-04-01

Tarrytown, n. Y.-Michael J. Muir
ply, employed as a blacksmith by
John D Rockefeller on his estate, was
buried Thursday. During the funeral,
at Mr.. Rockefeller's request, all work
on the Rockefeller property ceased
and the employees attended in body.
Mr.. Rockefeller and the other mem
bers of his family sent flowers.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-04-01
Death in Cisco, Texas, Fire.

Cisco, Texas.-Fire destroyed the
opera house, the merchandise store of
Mayhem e Co. and the residence OF
J.. f. Childs. Bert Strickland was
killed by falling wall. Firemen Hen
ry Benham, ]. B. Patterson and Will
liam Mcclure were injured serious
ly. The loss is estimated at 500, 900.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-04-01
Pension Disabled Policemen.

Representative Hacker of Fort
Dodge, has presented petition to the
house of representatives from Fort
Dodge policemen urging him to sup
port the bill for pensioning of worn
out and disabled policemen and the
widows and children Of deceased po-
licemen.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-04-01
Nonpartisan Elections.

Senator Frudden expects to intro
duce bill which will provide that in
cities Of the first and second classes
and cities under special charters,
nomination and election of city off,
GERS shall be made in accordance with
the commission plan. The object of
this measure is to provide for city
governments administered by nom
partisan corps of officials.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-04-01
Put in Grave as Tower Falls

San Diego. Cal.-Just at the moment
that the body of Henry Thinker, the
millionaire carriage manufacturer OF
Ohio and St. Louis, was being lower
ed into the grave at local cemetery,
a 1S0-foot tower on the eight story
block under construction for Mr. Tim.
ken crashed to the ground, injuring
two persons slightly.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-04-01
Filed Motion to Reconsider

Senator Larrabee has filed motion
for reconsideration of the vote by
which the Kirkpatrick corporation
tax bill was lost. The bill was defeat
ed by large vote, but there may be
willingness to reconsider.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-04-01
Prevent Minority Adoption.

A scanty majority of six votes pre-
vented the house of representatives
of the legislature from adopting the mi
nority report Of the banking commit
tee, which favored the Darrah bill
for guaranteed bank deposits.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-04-01
Indians 20 Control New Rank.

Spokane. Wash.-Indians of tina
Neg Perces tribe will be owners O,
four-hfths OF the stock in new bank
which is being organized at La Pwai,
Id. All the directors but one will be
Nez Perces. The capital will be
$4,000.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-04-01
REDS ON WARPATH
DESPERATE BATTLE BETWEEN
WHITES AND INDIANS.
AT HICKORY GROVE, OKLAHOMA
Snake Tribe Had Been Buying Rifles
and Bullets For Months, and
Will Fight.

Oklahoma City, March 2S.-Five
companies of military have been or
dered out to the scene of the Indian
battle at Hickory Ground.
Two officers dead, another fatally
wounded, four companies of militia
on the way and armed men from sew
places gathering for battle. These
are the results of an attempt of five
officers to arrest Chief Harjo, head
of the Snake clan of Creek Indians
at Hickory Ground.
The dead:
Herman Odom, Checktoh, son OF
the sheriff of Mcintosh county.
Edw. Daum, city marshal of Check
toh.
Badly wounded:
Frank Swift of Muskogee.
Frank Jones and William Carr,
other members of the gang, escaped
md carried Swift with them. When
they reached Pierce, the alarm was
given.
Armed Men on Scene.
More than a hundred armed men
from various nearby settlements are
already on the way TO the scene and
four companies of militia are on their
way.
When the officers approached Har-
JOS cabin they were fired upon by at
least twenty persons.
Odom and Daum fell dead and Swift
was seriously injured. Jones ran a
few yards and hid himself in a clump
of trees until the Indians disappeared.
Then he and Carr returned to the
bodies of their com anionS. Finding
them dead they hurried to Pierce. A
dispatch from Checktoh says the
Snake Indians have been purchasing
rifles and ammunition for a month
and that they are supplied with pow.
der and lead enough to last them two
days.