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The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-04-30
YOUNG WHITE MEN JAILED
ON SERIOUS CHARGE.

r A Clark and Tom McCarty, two
young white men of Batcsburg, were
lodged in Jail yesterday morning by
Deputy Sheriff Sim J Miller upon
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-04-30

Dwelling house five rooms with
garden near Baptist church at $lO.5O
per month. M and Alice Jones.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-15
WAS INFATUATED
WITH YOUNG GIRL
Wife Of Charles Caldwell, the Column
bus Attorney, Files Petition
For Divorce Account Of
Love Affair.
CALDWELL IS WOUNDED
Father Of Sixteen Year Old Girl Wing
ed Ardent suitor When He
Found Him With His
Daughter.

COLUMBUS, Ind. May 15.-Tae di.
vorce petition filed by the wife Of
Charles Caldwell, the attorney arrest
ed on charge of attempting to entice
Beulah Remy, aged 16 years, was re-
turned to the files at the court nouse
today. 1t charges that Caldwell had an
infatuation for the sixteen year old
girl in Cincinnati, whose name is not
given; that the infatuation was smoth-
ored by the girls father, who threat
ened to kill Caldwell If he ever adj
dressed lis child again. The petition
also states Caldwell was a former felon
having been convicted of using the
mails to defraud. A copy of a secret
code used by the Caldwell and the
Remy girl was found among tle effects
of the girl today. 1t showed symbols
for different letters of the alphabet
and signs for such words as love"
darling, and kisses" Caldwell will
probably be placed in the care of a
physician today, he having informed
the jail officials he is wounded. He
was fired upon by the father OF the
girl when le appeared on the place ap-
pointed to meet the girl. He first de-
|nied he was hurt and said he was not
touched. Today the wound became
painful and he confessed he had been
shot.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-15
GOES INSANE;
KILLS FAMILY
Terrible Tragedy In Boylesvllie, III,
Home, When Husband and Fa-
tlaer Went Suddenly
Insane.
NOT ONE is LEFT ALIVE
After Killing His Wife and TWO Chill
dren, Demented Man Shot Him
seIf--The Inquest
Held Today.


n BOYLESVILI.E. H.. May 15.-An in
quest will be held today over the body
of Henry Williamson, we'll to do far
mer, also over the bodies of his wife
and two children whom he murdered.
The principal witness will be Mary
Boswell, a neighbor child, who wit
messed the tragedy Yesterday Will
hanson rose and lighted the fire and
went to the bureau, took his revolver
and returned to the bed of his wife
and shot her twice, she dying almost
instantly. The Boswell child was
sleeping with the two children and was
terrified and hid under the covers and
peeped out and watched Williamson
The man then went to the bed C the
children. kissed each one, both Having
been awakened by the revolver shots
which had killed their mother, turned
his revolver on them. killing both. Will
Hanson then poured kerosene about
the house and lighted it. He then
killed himself. When the Boswell
child was found she was hystedcal.
TO cause IS known for Williamson S
act, as it is said he had had no trout :
with his family. Neighbors believe he
became suddenly insane.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-15
FINES AND JAIL FOR
TRUST OFFICIALS
Five Sentenced by Georgia Judge For
Violation of Sherman Anti
trust Law.

SAVANNAH, Ca, May 15.-Over-
ruling a motion in arrest Of judgment
offered by the defense, Judge Shep-
pard sentenced five men found guilty
OF violating the Sherman anti-trust
law.
Sherman P. Shotter, chairman of the
board of directors of the American
Naval Stores company, was sentenced
to three months in jail and to pay a
fine of $4,000
Edmund S. Nash, president of the
company, was fined $1,000; ]. F., Coop
er Myers, vice president, to three
months in Jail and fine of $4,000;
George Mead Boardman Of Ne7
York, treasurer, was fined $4,000.
Carl Moller, of Jacksonville, Flor
ida, agent of the American and gen
eral manager of the National Trans
aportation and Terminal company in
Jacksonville, was fined $1,000. The
case will be appealed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-15
SANDERS SAYS
TT rs WHISKY
Warden at Fort Madison Says 90
Per Cent In the Pen are there
Becauce of Booze.

MT. PLEANSANT, Iowa, May 15.-
That 80 per cent Of the criminals at
the penitentiary at Fort Madison are
there as the result of booze, is the
startling statement which Warden
Sanders has made recently, and which
he reiterated yesterday in an address
before the students of Iowa Wesleyan
university. Sanders claims the great
amount of criticism to which he is be-
ing subjected is instigated mostly by
the saloon element and those patro-
nizing such places.
"Of course they fight me- said Mr..
Sanders this morning in referring to
the saloon element. "But there is not
man or woman or demon this side OF
hell that can scare me, and want to
tell you that I'd rather die in the hars
ness than to rust out. would rather
be engaged in the business of uplifting
humanity than anything else under
the SUM-"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-15
CITY NEWS.

Mra Charles Fairnin a. tbta c,,v
i ss'.su ,,sa message this morning from
sls,er, Mrs. A, r. Boatman Of
6Sss,aria 6Ssaaaria saving that her one month
oauy mad died. Mrs. Boatman Was
a'sIiy resident Of this scitv and
5nns.h waasnts Of the child have the
sa's rssss's q friends here in their sad
oree Pechstein, who managed
second annual Tri-State t-ac,x mee, z 4
|,,Is,a n y this city last Saturday, has
Hua ~, = Coach Alonzo A. Stagg Of
d'.e University of Chicago, regarding
1,sputed place in the 44O-yard race
q, sapscts to hear from him early
s. sseeK' The facts Of the case have
81 N presented fully by Mr.. pechstein
- letter and the decision Of Mr.
= WIN have much weight in decId
ae preseH argument.
so,s vo. Lane and Miss EVELYN Schmitt
n as T. couple from Davis county
~ the city this afternoon hent an r
En-. s ~arrled by Rev. Newcomb PRO
hey could secure license.
a. 'a lacked a few days OF being
ssn,., nj ana had neglected to get his
pthss,.c @ consent In writing. He is a
d s,,'n.law saa Of Dr. Bruce e. Gilfillan
Ia e,s,, os,'n,panied him and offered to
81 baa b'iaayit that the parents CON
sddmap Deen given yesterday to the
bu NJ Mss,A AS Clerk Lotion had gone to
Acsssaa.u, suison to draw a jury, 1t was
one -, ! Z % call him up over the tele-
,lts, = = see how he would look at the
bsltsa esa s word was being anxiously
iom him this afternoon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-15
now SET DATE
FOR AUGUST |
Three Senators Assert That Congress
viii Wind up Work on the
Tariff Bill by the First
Of August.
SCOTT PLACES BLAME
Senator Scott Says If Press and Pub
lie Galleries Were Locked up
Congress Could Adjourn
in TWO Weeks.

WASHINGTON, May 15. Senators
Hale, Guggenheim and Scott made an
unanimous assertion at the White
House today that congress will wind
up the work of the tariff bill before
the first of August. Scott said, lock
up the press gallery and close the pub
lie gallery and we can adjourn within
two weeks
AS Taft is planning to leave Tor his
western trip soon after the first OF
August 1T is possible that the lateness
OF congressional adjournment ma. rob
him OF his vacation at Beverly, Mass.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-15
.DAGO'S SHOTS
Went ASTRAY
Unknown Italian Accidentally Shoots
Two Boys, While Endesvoring
to XIII Man With Whom
He Quarreled.
HOLDS UP CONDUCTOR
Fourth Street Car Robbery in Milwau.
kee In Last Month Occurred to
day-conductor Was
Wounded.

CHICAGO, May 15.-An unknown
man shot and perhaps fatally wound
ed two boys in front of Bremmer's
Biscuit Company factory early to-
day. The man has not yet been cap
tured.
The boys shot were Samuel Kakar-
ats, aged nine, and Tony Glicklmo,
aged eight years. Samuel Is dying
and the other boy is seriously injur-
ed. The shooting was caused by
Richard Hopt, a driver for bakery.
colliding with the wagon Of an un-
known Italian. An argument followed
and the Italian drew revolver and
started firing at Hoyt. The bullets
went wild and struck the boys. Po-
licemen and crowd chased the Ital-
ian up an alley and he. holding them
at bay with a revolver, escaped.
Holds up Conductor.
MILWAUKEE,, May EARLY to-
day a masked man held up a street
car In this city, shot and wounded the
conductor and robbed him OF $35 and
escaped. This is the fourth street car
hold-up this month and 1t is believed
the same man Is responsible. Evi-
IDENTIFY the robber knoew the conductor
was armed as he CRED as soon as he
entered the car, shooting Conductor
Oscar Schultz through the right arm.
The hold-up occurred at the end Of the
Fond Du Lac line while the car was
preparing for her return trip. The
conductor stepped to the rear plat.
form and the robber pulled a gun,
shouting hands up" On leaving he
advised Schultz not to carry arms He
said the first one who failed to put up
his hands when ordered would get
It,"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-15
JAPS MOBBED BY
NEW YORK WHITES
Incipient Race Conflict Quickly Ended
by PoIice-Jap is Under
Arrest.

NEW YORK, May 15.-A japanese
restaurant keeper, Funabiki Lenkichi
by name, was badly beaten by a crowd
near Grand Central station late yester-
day. The trouble started In a subway
car when white man refused to al
low the Japanese to occupy a seat with
him. When the two left the car hot
words passed and a fight followed. A
crowd quickly gathered and took the
Caususian's part, and the Japanese
was faring badly when the ponce inter-
fered. The Japanese was arrested on
the other mans complaint
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-15
PREPARING FOR
BIG LION HUNT
Roosevelt Anxious to Get shot at
Fierce Lion in Vicinity
of Ranch.

NAIROBI, May 15. Roosevelt will
start the first extensive Zion drive"
next Monday. Since arriving at Nc
Millan's ranch he has heard stories of
a fierce black-maned lion that has
been prowling around the ranch sew
eral weeks, and has killed a score of
zebras. Roosevelt is anxious to get a
shot at this lion, it being of a species
not included in the lions already
killed. After the hunting yesterday.
the party spent their time Furnishing
up their equipment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-15
!. ~, Attempt tc lower Duty e'sl
aourd Iron Fslls, ssnats pss
s.atIns Amendment by
seven Votes.
MAJORS GET PERs oNAL n


n x4sHINGToN. May IL. Again the
N.ss,sssss ss,saa : ~ fsnance was upheld
y .7,i,s,J ~ sen \ ate Yesterday voted down
y. ~ .,ssn,1ment ssaH 6y Cummins to lower.
II .i,,t',s, 1rt., ~ ro,irad iron. BY vote Of
:. X ~ ~ and upt,eld the house rate
s's,ss z =, was ' recommended by the sem
ss ,,'s,a commlttee tee,
si. ljmost the entire session was Civ
q Il, - 4 debate on the proflts Of the
fs,sed ~ a states steel corporation and, I
Ss''s,,s Ssxsrds the end of the day. person
SiIies we're freely indulged In by the
ssrstors This occurred after Root
q "a snoken IN defense OF the finance
nmiftee and in criticism Of seIa-
20 who had complained Of the fall
= ~ that committee to provide
I'M ample information concerning
~ various schedules. Money atl-
Ifessine himself directly TO the SEN
ltor from New York, resented what ne
he characterized as lecture 70 tne
leDate. and said that, Il the senator
frum New York desired less speaking
tn the body he should De less OI ~
himself =
pokes Fun At btll.
Johnston, Of Alabama, IN the sen
ate today poked fun at the latin piii,
calling action 70 certain provlslons 2
and other characteristics q tne pih
(which he considered humorous re
then said the bill put 9 higher dtity on
1heapsr goods worn by people Gener'
ly tian on the more expensive. i5e
nhFsed the hill carried practically tne
ineiey rates according 70 the enair.
an Of the finance committee, OF
lose TO be Increased from ten 20 TWEEN
Ey.flye per cent over the present bill
By the administration CT sections.
Gore of Oklahoma, IN the ate to-
tay introduced q resolution setting
Eourth that i must be admitted the
prices the United States were unreas-
pnable, and exorbitant;; tnat there
Fas concensus Of opinion OF the
Eauses and that persons should be
ocated and CHARGED with the responsi.
Dlllty ana provides the senate commit
ee Of finance make an investigation
no report the value Of wholesala
no !, retail powers q foreign made
ooas' ana tne cost of manufacturing
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-15
CITY NEWS

The jury trial Of J. n. Jones VS.
the General Construction Company
has been continued until Tuesday in
the District Court
For the consideration OF $2,725
.Joseph Bell has decided to Geo. N.
Dierkop, the rear 4s feet and s inches
Of lots II and IL in block 10 of
Mason,s Upper addition the property
being on Leighton street between
Ninth and Tenth streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-15
Or, William osler says Dread Disease
Will FNear Itself Out in
Two or Three GEN.
eratlons.
LAUDS THE ASSOCIATION
Speaker Cannon Tells Of His Boyhood
Days When the Science Of
Medicine Was in It's
infancy.


WASHINGTON. May 15.-- That
tuberculosis is no longer problem Of
the doctors. and that is probably will
take two or three generations to re-
duce its ravages TO the rate at which
typhoid fever had been regulated and
that the public must be awakened to
greater sense OF its responsibility in
combating the disease, was the SUBJ
stance of the address by DR.. William
Osler, a noted physician of Baltimore
and Oxford, England. before the public
meeting yesterday OF the national as
isociation for study and prevention Of
tuberculosis. Other distinguished
men who spoke were Ambassador
James Bryce and Speaker Cannon OF
the house OF representatives, both Of
whom urged the fostering OF the idea
OF the children's Fairgrounds as a
means OF keeping them in the open air
as much as possible.
Oclcr Lands Association.
Osler congratulated the association
on the work 1t had done, the three
principal things accomplished having
been, he said, the awakening OF the
public. the loosening up OF the money
bags Of the legislatures and of phil
anthropis persons and the enlistment
Of men and women who are thor
oughly In earnest In the campaign
Bryce praised the men OF science
for their great work in combating the
disease He gave numerous statistics
regarding the campaign in Scotland
and ireland against tho white plague,
showing the death rate had been enor-
mously reduced. He paid a high trin-
ute to the medical officers of the
United States in stamping out the
yellow fever from Cuba and chacteriz-
ed 1t as one OF the greatest Of scien-
tific achievements.
Cannon Shakes Fist at Oslcr.
Uncle joe Cannon, the speaker Of
+ the house, hale and useful at seventy
three, playfully shook his fist in the
farce of DR.. Osler and openly repudiat-
ed the latter's well known old age doc
trine. Osler laughed heartily at this
def of his old age theory.
Speaking seriously, the speaker
hardened back to the days Of his child
hood, when the science of medicine
was In its infancy, when bath tubs
were almost unheard Of, and when
snow would sift through the cracks Of
{ of the clapboards of country home
and cover those lying in bed before
the time of rising. I'VE had plenty Of
fresh air then on the Wabash and
everywhere on the frontier before rail.
roads, and we did not have to con-
struct open -porches." he said. He
bade God speed to the medical pro
| fession for attempting more play.
grounds for children, but urged that
the legislator be dealt with gently II
he did not do everything that was
wanted Of him when you consider
| that much Of his time must be used in
making an assortment of the truth
from the pretense."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-15
BAD WRECK ON
A. & A. EARLY TODAY
Missouri State Express, East Bound,
Wrecked Near odessa--Thir-
ty Were Injured.

q KANSAS CITY, May 15.The Mis-
souri, State Express OF the Chicago and
Alton, east-bound, vas wrecked mile
east Of Odessa today About thirty
we're injured, four Of whom will die.
A relief train has gone from Kansas
City. No details have as yet been re-
ceived.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-15
The carneqies In Naples.

NAPLES Nay 15.-Andrew Carne-
gle and wife landed here today from
the Steamer Finland They were re-
ceived by Senator Capellini In behalf
of King Victor Emmanuel, who will
grant an audience to Carnegie Mon
day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-15
BOILER ExPLoDEs.
Several of Crew Of Steamer Badly
ScaIded in Accident.

GAINESVILLE, Ohio May is. The
boiler Of the steamer Colgate Hoyt
exploded today while the boat was out
two miles, on Lake Erie. Four fire
men, the engineer and two oilers are
reported terribly scalded, and some of
them may die. A tug which went to
the rescue found the men ON the deck
of the boat and were about to drop
from the boat. The crew carried them
ashore.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-15

An information was filed this
morning in the superior court against
Wm. Lucas charging hir' with assault
and battery upon E. w. Jester by grab
bing him by the arms and kicking him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-15

iowa Supreme Court Decisions.
Especial to The Gate City.1
DIES MONIES, Ia. May 15.
Lacey adrnr.. appellant, VS. treasurer
Louisa; modified and affirmed.
Garfield, We G. r. i. & P Ry. Co..
appellant; Iowa. Reverced on condi-
ton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-15
Hail storm in Michluan.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, May 15.-As a
result of the worst hail storm in twen-
'ty years. damage estimated at a half
million dollars was done In Kalama-
700 and vicinity this afternoon The
'frail crop was badly damaged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-15
TO APPEAL TO
LABOR UNIONS
Striking Postal Employees In Paris
Adopt Resolutions to Appeal
to All Workmen's
Organizations.
TELEGRAPH WIRES CUT
3ts More Postinen Were Discharged
This Morning For Participation
In Strike - Sympathy
Movements Worked.

PARIS, May 15.--The striking post
al employees at meeting yesterday af-
ternoon adopted resolution appealing
to the workmen's organizations to-
make common cause with them. The
meeting was attended by the represen-
tatives of other workmen's organiza-
tion who delivered inflammatory
speeches and promised the postal en-
ployes immediate support and threat
cned, If necessary, to place themselves
under the direction Of the revolution
airy general federation Of labor.
Strike Losing Ground.
The strike OF postmen itself appar-
emily has lost ground Ihe rank and
file Of the men seemingly are con-
WINGED the agitators are acting for
their personal end and as tools Of the
revolutionary proletariat organizations
and they hesitate to risk losing their
permanent situations and pensions.
At CHARTERS and Dijon the strikers
in view of the attitude taken by par
lament in connection with the strike,
voted to return to work.
Postmen Dismissed.
Minister Barthout today dismissed
313 more postmen for participation
in the strike. This makes total O.
more than 600 dismissals. The strik
ers are bending all efforts to cause {
general sympathetic strike. which Il
feared by the public Telegraph wires
are being cut all over the county anc
furnishes most serious interruption
to many lines of industry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-15

Superintendent C. r. Brown of the
Wabash with headquarters at Spring
field was a business visitor in the city
gesterda.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-15
THE WEATHER.
indications for Iowa, Illinois ane Nils
souri,, Wired From Chicago.
River Forecast.


The river will cease to fall during
the next "a hours.
Local Observations.
Bar.Ther. Wind. State
IA n p. m. 90. .63 rs Sc Cldy
Is 4 a. m. -. 29.56 GA SW PtCdy
Rainfall for past hours, 26 hun
dredths.
River above low water Of 1864. 10
feet.
Change in "a hours, fall, tenths.
Mean temperature, 20.
Maximum temperature, so.
Minimum temperature, 61.
CHICAGO, H., May 15.-Fcr ILL.,
nois: Local thunderstorms in the nortl
portion this afternoon. Generally fair
and cooler tonight and Sunday.
For Iowa: Generally fair tonight
and Sunday, cooler tonight Warmer
in the west portion Sunday.
For Missouri: Fair tonight and Sun
day. Cooler tonight. Warmer in the
west portion Sunday.
FRED q. GOSEWISCH,
~ Observe,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-15


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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-11-18
DISTRICT No. ss 9.

John KNOX. mail carrier for route
2, met with an accident Monday
that came near terminating in ser
ious runaway.
Revival meetings at Bethany ana
sutphen were postponed on account
Of the weather.
Fred Marts, Chas. sherwin, Frank
sherwIn, Bern Duffy and VIM. Hoff-
mel made business trip to Howard
Kansas, and will return in 9 few
days,
Mr.. vanvorst made a visit with
Mr.. Browning the latter part Of the
week.
Fred sherwin made visit to En-
PteFprise Monday. =
The heavy rain caused the plaster
Ing on Mr.. Duffy's parlOr to fall off.
Roy Parks has purchased new
driving horse of chas. Grey
ROY osborne is running the farm
Of Fred Marts while Fred is in Elk
county.
DR.. and Mrs. Davis visited VIM
Duffy's over Sunday.
Mr.. Blue had the misfortune to
lose the greater part of his poultry
one night last week,
Dick Mccloud is building new
house in this locality.
4BiIly,' the old pony Of sherwin
ranch, and formerly owned By Mr. !.
q. W, Hurd Of Abilene and was y
wears old. died Thursday night He
vss a familiar figure in this COM
munIty and win be missed BY gu.
d"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-11-18
R.P.1 \

Last Thursday evening a Jolly
crowd Of young folks delightfully."-
surprised Miss Carrie Hants. Each
guest took candy and such con-
glomerated mess OF sweetness one
does not often see. II was mighty
good anyway. All had a fine time
ana hope for many more such happy
occasions.
Charles Taylor Is busy travelling
around this week posting sale bills
for bis father. y iiE
aIrs. McCulloh, Mrs. H. A. Mccui-
loh, and Miss McCulloh were calling
on friends In this nsighborhood last
Friday. II
MI. and Mrs. Webb visited Sum
day 1t the home o. W. II .Amsbaush,
Pr. Ross has had q Brown tele-
phone Installed. h
The quail season is on but the
farmers in this vicinity will not al
low anyone. even their best friends
To- shoot the little birds. Anyone
caught hunting win certainly be
punished. s
Levi Taylor had what might have
proven serious accident during the
high Wind last week. He was going
fot 4 load Of feed with the hay wagon
when the wind caught the rack and
turned 1t up side down on the OPP
posits side Of fence. No one saw
the accident and It was some time
before Mr., Taylor was able to extri-
cate himself. One Of his lower limbs
was BADLY bruised, but ne Is aOle
to be around.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-11-18
INDUSTRY.

ouarteriy meeting Sunday morn
M va well attended. Quite . mum
ber khelt around the altar. Service,
we're conducted by Rev, Evans o.
Warrington county.
WI. N. at the parsonage ThsTs'
sav. An ladies are welcome,
sunday school on Sunday morning. !.
Preachlns At ii O'Clock = ?. 4 =
ths evening and preaching at : ?. 81 =
Ma Q. oasehel had . family en-
mar 81 her blrthday. Her iasner '.l.'
mother and Ms. Startling from WaEs
M. M. and Mrs. W. Loader an ..
o,h.r. rashered at her home ana a.
s6sst 4 ven social tine. -,
~. woIrasi had a tine cali 0lo .,
On ne alfalfa in few minutes An'
ale -, huff
Dor prisoners poisoned NJ, Dss -,
n.Is's ihrss dogs, including MI Az
,s,ss ana tlr. wolgast's
Ia sunis has sore 20 snnelo'
c.fr 81 4 rilIl . her tauEhtsi.