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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-24
ON THE MAIN LANE IN EVERY CRY
ARE SELF SATISFIED MERCHANTS

who simply roost With folded wings and
closed eyes they meditats upon their ex-
panse of wishbone and length Of drum
stick. Meanwhile. some clever cockerel
| takes the top rail and let's loose a swan
| song that would dull the edge OF steam
siren. Does the roosting rooster OF the
| growing coclserel catch the crowd? Docs
| the handmaid hunt eggs where there
! IS no cackle? "Savy?' ADVERTISE
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Local.

Macs Political Gossip ..,,,..s.. l
Real estate and business re-
view ..e..s....... -. ,a....,t... =
Americans hold-irnfens6 rally. 8
Southeastern part OF city enjoy
Ing rapid growth ............
-CitlZnns- Democratic ticket Is
EX Senator Pcttigrew denies
ilcmorrlaee interview culo-
c;Hlng Spnoot ............9i
Big electric plant proposed Tor
Middle canyon .........s......2i
Heavy frost attends Republican
rally 8. ............s....
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Confesses Big Theft.

OMAHA. Oct. 23.-Wilham Eschle,
at whose homc Mrs. Thomas Weudt,
an aged woman, was robbed of over
$1,000 Yesterday, while she was doing
the Eschle family washing, today cou-
fessed having taken the money aud re-
turned it all, Mrs. Wcudt reported her
loss at $4,000, but the amount proved
tn bp ST65O
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Index TO Todap'S Tribune
:. !.
Departments.
Domestic.

Peary denies the story of Ras-
1nuSScn .......-...s....
Taft loses voice and cuts his
speeches short .............- |
Barrilrs statement contradict
cd by affidavit OF partner. /
Government signal corps makes
progress in aviation ........
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HONESTY DOES NOT MERELY
MEAN THAT YOU WILL NOT LIE

with your lips, or steal your employers
property. 1t means that you will not be
dishonest in your work by neglectins IT,;
that you will not steal your employers
time; waste or spoil his goods. and that
you will do your level best In everything,
do every task TO a complete finish, stamp
every lob that passes through your hands
with superiority, with the trademark or
your character.-Success
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-24
IMAGE OF VIRGIN IS
ROBBED OF JEWELS
Daring Theft of Valuable Treas.
ures From Famous Chapel of
CzenstOchwa, Poland.

CZENSTOCHWA, Russian Poland,
Oct. 23.--During the night. robbers en-
tered the chapel here aud despoiled
the much revered image of the Virgin
of The robe of its pearls, the diamond
studded crown and many votive offer
ings Of jcwelry. The image itself was
not damaged The objects stolen have
AN intrinsic va1ut of several million
roubles. Today the chapel. which had
closed up on the discovery of tho out.
rage, was surrounded with great
crowd Of weeping and praying men and
women.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-24
TAFT LOSES VO CE
IN DALLAS, TEXAS
President Obliged to Curtail His
Speeches on Account of EX-
cesSiyc HOarSeneSs.
GIVEN GREAT RECEPTION
THROUGH LONE STAR STATE
Is Now on Way to st. Louis for
Trip Down the Father
of Waters.

DALLAS, Tex, Oct. 23.-President
Taft arrived here from Houston at $50
o clocl: this afternoon. lie WAS taken
Immediately TO the Stale Fair grounds,
wGtIc he spoke.
Nj. Taft was SO hoarsc tAat hc could
he heard only short distance, despite
heroic efforts He spoke briefly TO-
night at 3 banquet given IN his honor
at the Oriental hotel and returned to
his train preparatory to leaving early
tomorrow mnru'aC for ST, Louis, From
81. Louis on Monday afternoon the pres
ident will begin a pilgrimage of four
days and five nights down the Mlss2s-
sippi river 10 New Orlcaus
Tnc president $ voice began 10 grow
husky after his speech at Co-pEs Christi
YESTERDAY and broke dowE almcs5 com
pletely during his address ut Houston
this morning. when he tried TO make
himself heard by Il crowd which filled
four iutcrsecting streets for two blocks
III either direction.
Views of Physician.
According 10 DR.. Richardson, the
president 5 physician, the hoarscness is
due IN large part 10 the let-up IN speech
making which came during the presl-
dent S visit TO his brother s ranch, and
he predicted that the vocal cords VIII
be all right in a day OF so. In tn thus
time the president S voice has kept IN
splendid shape.
On account of hoarseness, tue prcsi-
dent did not attempt 10 make Il long
speech, either nj the Fair grounds OF
the banquet, and confined himself in
each instance to an expression OF his
appreciation of the warmth of his re-
acption ID Texas. He completed, on ar
riving here. his eighth day III the state,
] was asked today said the prcsi,
dent at the Fair grounds, eff ] had
any doubt by this time about Texas
being a part of the union. | replied
that the only doubt ] had was whether
the union was not part Of Texas. -
Given Great Reception.
On his way from Houston today,
the president Travelled in the most pop
ulous section of tue state. and tho sue
cession of prosperous-looking towns and
cities was IN striking contrast TO the
long stretches of barren cactus and
mesquite brush plains IN the west. Az
each station through which the train
passed there was large crowd 10 cheer
the president He made several bri"f
little car-end talks, aud at those places
where no stop was scheduled be ap-
pe3red on the platform 10 wave a re.
spouse 10 the cheers sent up in his
honor Az Hampstead the president
spoke TO several hundred pupils of the
Prairie View Colorcd State Normal
school. and at College Station ad
dressed the students from the Agricul
tural and Mechanical colleges, who were
drawn up in uniforms.
An unfortunate incident of the
presidents S trip to Dallas was the
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Sporting News.

RobcTt Fi,zstmmons ....,.......l6
New football rule c...,.....,......l l6
Indoor athletics .....s..........16
Packcy Mcfarland in London. .l6
Golden beats Utah, II TO S.....lT
Famous race horse, Salvador.
ul'S .r.,.... ,,....lI
Granite defeats ogden, IL 10 II
High school beats All Iallows.
Il 10 0 .,.................
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The convent at Czeuslochwa is fam
Gus for it's representation of the Virgin
and attracts probably "A quarter of
million pilgrims annually. Formerly
IL was STRONGLY fortified
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30

Dr. HaIfyard OF wesley college who
spent d number OF years In Belin ad-
dressed the Civics club Il the lazy
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30

high repair become open, wind haken,
cold. An indirect charge 10 made, by
the coal man. on the purse OF the oc-
cupant, because of the negligence al
lowed In matters OF paint repair.
Pure Food Law enforcement.
Enforcement OF the pure food law is
a matter OF intense public concern The
idea that a mans business IL his own
was long ago exploded. You can easily
frame UP an excuse for a brand Of
wrong doing that is Immediately and
personally profitable. But the public
has right to good food, and to know
when food bought Is not up to the die
tary standard REQUIRED FOR good health
How are you going to tell? The ques-
ton the chemist attempts to answer is
one that concerns the health and long
evity Of every. CITIZEN of the state. We
are so far from the old days OF the
horue-cured ham and the neighborhood
grist mill that return to them is
impossible, end NOT to be desired in
all cases. The problem IL to find
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30
MAYvILE NORMAL NOTES.

- n .
President Hillyer is at washburn
this week conducting an institute.
A fine band saw is on hand to be in
stalled In the department OF manual
training. This Is to be run by power
from a gasoline engine and will add
much to the equipment of this de-
partment.
Miss Bentley entertained some mem
bers OF the faculty at Sunday dinner.
o o.
Miss Dunlap is on the sick list this
week The grip has taken hold.
Miss Watson will go to ST. Paul on
Saturday to meet her mother who will
again take up her residence in May
Vile. Her many friends win be glad
to welcome her in our midst. A niece
will accompany her.
d. G. Milbrath, professor of biology
at Fargo college, was a visitor at the
school on Monday.
900 81
Mr.. Tharaldson received word some
u0yS aBO tHdIt Has 14kAST ISL dIIQ M
1ured himself very severely. We are
glad TO learn that Mr. Tharaldson, ST.,
is improving rapidly now.
= s $50 o o o
The next number of the lecture
course will be given on Nov. 10 by the
Parland Newhall Co. This company
is "a male quartette and bell ringers,
and is very entertaining. The excel
lence of the number recently given win
insure aalarge attendance at this vocal
and instrumental concert Look for
further notice and do not forget the
date.
About 200 volumes OF bound maya
zines were added to the library recent
~. This adds much to the value Of the
library to worker since there were
comparatively few back numbers Of the
standard magazines on it's shelves.
Misses Raehae and Picard, who have
been teaching In Porto Rico for some
years since graduating from this school,
have returned to North Dakota and
are again welding the birch.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30

schoolson German and American Cities
Compared, last Friday evening.
o o o.
The University Catholic association
holds its regular meetings every two
weeks. This Organization fills the same
place in the life OF Catholic students
that the z. M. and Y. W. c.. Al. does In
that Of the Protestant students.
eS 900 M
The Hespertans Literary. society gave
d banquet to tl1eirsnew members at the
Hotel Frederick last evening.
oqof
DIR. Young of the department OF. BIZ
ology. addressed the Y. M. C al last
Wednesday evening. Next Wednesday
evening President McVey will be the
speaker. The subject that he has
chosen is The Value Of. an Ideal.
Prof. Charles Kent WooIsey profess
sor. of Biblical literature, was a visitor
at the university this week. On Wed
nesday afternoon he held conference
with the students and faculty on The
Significance OF Religion. Wednesday
evening he addressed large audiences
OF students andk.townspeople on the
Aims and Methods of Israel,s teachers.
This lecture was devoted to the teach
ers OF the old testament Thursday
afternoon he addressed the students in
the university gymnasium on The Place
OF Religious Education in Modern Life.
His theme In the evening at the Bap-
fist church was The aims and Methods
Of Christ's Teachings Professor Kent
is one Of the best known Biblical stu
dents In the country. Many OF his
books are found on the shelves of the
libraries of most of the ministers and
Bible students OF the country.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30

among the fot Dis placed on the market
those that come within the scope OF
entire healthfulness The pure food
agitation IL more than economic, more
than social. more than In the interest
of the public health merely. At one
end Ii reaches oy err and seeks to check
fraud. ct the other It protects the
health OF the individual. 1t aims to
project the maker and merchant OF
gool wares from unjust competition.
IT seeks t. protect the individual from
ignorance. In every. phase Of the work,
In every aspect OF the agitation now
going on throughout the land, pure
food hanks back finally to longer life
and healthier days 1t may take on
large economic significance, as in She
case of the bleached -four agitation,
or 1T may have but little comparatively,
its fundamental aspect Is the protec-
ticn Of the health OF the people. And
here the work OF the bacteriologist,
the chemist. the physician, all join In
the interests OF the public.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30

|. VALLEY CITY NORMAL NOTES


The normal seniors entertained the
high school seniors and the football
boys with reception given in the
gymnasium Monday evening.
900
The first year girls, who were mem
bers OF last years eight grade model
school class, have organized a glee
club to be known as the Triangle club
It will be conducted by Miss Josephine
Ellingson.
Professor Selden, head of the manual
training department, is the author of
Of the leading textbooks on his subject
In this country. The. School Board
Journal, OF Milwaukee, recently pub
lished an extensive illustrated article
concerning Professor Selden and his
work.
Miss McGregor of the English de-
partment is writing a monthly article
on some grammar topic for The West
land Education, of Lisbon.
Professor Lever athletic director and
mathematics teacher, Is also serving
Valley City as engineer
o o
DR.. sBuffum Of the. department OF
pedagogy has been invited by Profess
sor Seashore, of the American Psych-
illogical association. to assist him in
some important Investigations relative
to the discrimination Of sound and the
teaching OF tone.
The pipes and connections for which
the contractors have long been waiting
have at last arrived and the work Of
installing them In the heating plant
mains has already begun. 1t is hoped
that In a few days the heat will come
through the regular system TO ali parts
OF the building. The temporary pipes
are. giving good service at present
Preparations are going. forward for
the Sembrich concert. The programme
has been received, also the advertising
MISTER Already orders for seats are
coming in. One half the auditorium
will be reserved for out -or town peo-
pie and one half for residents OF Val
ley City. For all information regard
ing this concert, address Edward Il.
Goodsel1, dean.
The school In receiving daily calls
for teachers which 1T Ii unable to fill,
owing to the fact that all az It's grad :
yates are already employed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30
STATE NORMAL IN DusTRlAL
SCHOOL NEWS LETTER.

Ellendale, N. d., Oct. sO.-Football
IL In the air.
The sophomore class met on Ftsdas
and organized.
Albert Johnson, 90, visited friends
at the Nj this week
An additional cabinet Is being con
structed In the chemistry department.
Work on the Nj park Is progressing
IN q satisfactory manner. The drive
ways are being gravelled and the
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.lGany-u sse on kesps raaors shatp.
Telling the Truth.

Judge Mother. There were two
apples in the cupboard, Tommy, and
now there Ii only one. Hows that?
Tommp (who sees no way OF es-
cape). Well, ma, II was 80 dark in
there didn't see the ofherl
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30

4 Forum want Ad win sen t FOR You
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30

- ~NI - = N1ssIF~~s
The use Of the various antitoxins has
decreased very materially the death
rate, notably In smallpox and diphther-
ia. With the introduction of smallpox
vaccine that disease was placed among
the preventaIble, and It's mortality was
greatly Iessened. In like maner. diph-
iberia has become one OF the diseases
u f1ich medical science can successfully
cope with. For every disease germ
that iravakies the body there Il it's anti
BODY. a. the medical fraternity calls
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-13
CLERMONT, FULTON'S
STEAMER, LAUNCHED
Will Have Conspicuous Place
In Coming Celebration.

New York. July l0.-With appropri
ate ceremonies and speeches. the hrine
Of guns and the blowing OF whistles
and In The presence OF a group OF
prominent citizens. the replica OF Rob
ert Fultou's steamboat tho Clermout
was launched today at Mariners
island. Staten island.
The Ciermont's sponsor was Mrs
Sutcline. granddaughter Of Rober,
Fulton. An address on tho historical
features OF the occasion was delivered
by Edward Hagaman Hall. the author
and historian. who IS assistant secro
tary % che Hudson Fulton commits
sion.
The duplicate OF the first practlca
bic steamship has been constructed
for the purpose OF playing conspicu
GUS part in the coming great celebra
ton al the end az September and tho
beginning of October OF the tercen.
tenary of the discovery OF the Hudson
river by Henry Hudson and OF the cen.
tennial of Fulton's epoch making feat
Of steamins from New York to Albany
and back The Clcrmont and the rep
lea OF the Half Moon. Hudson's yes
sci. which has been built In Holland
will be central features OF the ",
weeks celebration. Together they
will proceed up the Hudson TO ~
ceive the acclamation OF the thrungs
that viii crowd the banks Of the river
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-13
AER0PLANE SHOW
e. OPENS IN GERMANY
Famous Flying Machines Among
the Exhibits.

Frankfort. Germany. July 10. -
Among The cNhilits in the great inter
national balloon and aeropiane eNposi
tion which opened I'm this city TODAY
and VIII remain open until October
are fiying machines as well known a.
those of the Wright brothers. Coun,
won Zeppelin Major Won Parseyal
Count dee ia NaulX and others who's.
recent exploits ia navigating the air
have held the attention OF the cntir,
civilized world
During the exposition dirigiblc air
ships Of rigid and nonrigid patterns
aeroplanes and spherical balloons vii
be seen iu aisht. and facilities viii De
offered visitors 90 make trips in air
ships. starting from the exhibition
grounds For sixty days during n,
exhibition there viii be races and
other competitions OF a sporting and
military character.
Experiments with aeroplanes will %,
carried ont ON specially prepared
veiodrome in the grounds. The Yep
pelln and Palscval airships will take
passengers on oXcursoins alonc tho
Rhine. Daring the races communica
ton viii De Kept mp BY means OF the
exhibitions own wireless telegraph
system and carrier pigeons. Numer
Gus prizes have been offered.
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Southern Railway
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N-Ici1v'oG scre1eis ugsrss DghusssS a
! '''s sno go ar sos SusraHs-ed
- - issss Nsshingtou trcP Nv ~ains
80 n tn. O~ny-Lscai 'or x,r-s.,,, -,
lie aDc ~ stations
ras 4 Daay-Ioesl 90 Harrssonbrrs. -
,. 90 q 9. DAIy-Unit-d staSss Fast k.ii
fi-ss-esss coHetes anddrs ving- r,,u . sis,u.T- e.
birmingham Wv O-isars biniag - s-rr :,
49,. 49, .s....,.l suln ~. a. sno
- Columbia. Savannah and Jackaonvfi
Sleeper 70 augusta and Aiken. Sevp-rs q Hir-
niusham DINING car service e'nnrisb - Cal
fornia Monday. Wednesday and Fri,lav
81 p N week DAys-LOeal tor asrnsonhurr
ead uay stadona sn Manassas Branch
80 n DAhJ-Locsi for Wsrrsrtou and
hsrlu ftesyiue.
IsIo ,. N. Daiy-Sss Torf snc rh,tt.noo.-,
Llmissd tria Lynchburg Firm class roacn 80
slssping ear 20 Roanoke. KnoTTiIIs- ChsteS.
sooga. 'isspsr - ssv Orisans Diningcar
las .. - Dany-Sss Yors Atlanta and S..
Orleans Lnftsd-An Pullman srAins elah sns
observation cars 20 New OrisAnsi sleeper 20
Ashvtile. aAAntA. Seu Orlsans si~sosr 20
'hariots- niuiuE-c.g ssrviss
10 . m Daily Memphis Special. Through
sleepers and coaches 70 Roanoke. Knoxville.
thattAnooga and Memphis. Washington sleeper
open 1000 y. M. Dining car service
IArouSh trains frOn snr soatn arrive Wash.
iaseon 80 e. n $50 n. 1910 n.
ie,lJ. Harnsonburg i2.35 ?. N. sesk days ana
40 pm daily. TrOa ChAFlottssvfls. 6.ie =. n
Trains leave Richmond. 10. q a m and II. l. p
N. Daily Express for all points south
o9 a m. Daily Local for Danvule aud
500 p. m. excerpt sunday. Local for Kevsviue
$50 q M. except sunday aud ais d. m
Monday, Wednesday and Friday for West
Point
$50 D. IN. exeept sunday for West Point. con
nesting With YORK River Line for Baltimore.
Monday Wednesday and Friday
riekess, slseping-eAr rsservaHons Anc dsaAilsd
1iormAnon can be had 80 tckss ofaes. fos Isth
"a. st % nv and New Union station
sNSgAss checked shrouEh iron hotsis And rsr
iences. CAB service.
=. 81. ATK SIT, v. P. and Can Ma
v hAkDWICK. Psss Trafae Aev
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49, @srssaf ze>at
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-13

Reid in honor Of the king and queen
and Princess Victoria This was the
second time since Mr.. Reeds incumb.
ency at the embassy that the king
has dincd With him. but it was the
FIRST time Queen Alexandra and Prin.
cess Victoria accompanied his maj
csty.
Dinner was served at two large Ia.
hles. decked with every variety OF
orchids OF which the queen Is 50 fond.
The music. always a feature at Dor
chester house entertainments was on
an even grander scale than usual The
king and queen mingled freely with
those present. passing group after
group. and exchanging pleasantries or
sending for some particular friends
whom they observed In the rooms
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-13
State Of Ohio, City OF Toledo.
Lucas County. ss.

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he {,
senior partner OF the firm Of F. j. Chens,
q Co. doing business IN the City of Tole
do. County and state aforesaid, and tina
said firm will pay the sum Of one my
DRIED DOLLARS for each and every case o
Catarrh that cannot be cured by the US,
OF Halls Catarrh Cure. FRANK j. CHENEY
sworn to before me and subscribed il
my presence, this 9th day OF December
A. ID. 1856.
(SEAL) A. W. GLEASON.
NOTARY PUBLIC
Halls Catarrh Cure is takepiDternallv
and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. send iol
testimonials free.
+. J. CHENEY Co TOLEDO o.
Sold by all druggists. Toe.
Take Halle Family Pills for constipa
ton.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-13

Hammond. Ind. July l0.-With her
hance Rev. Joseph Snodgrass. waiting
beside the preacher and two hundred
guests on hand Miss Fannie Doty
changed her mind an sent her father
TO announce that the wedding was In
definitely postponed. at Nation. III
The Rev Snodgrass went home. It Is
said be was lIlted at the altar for a
former sweetheart of Miss Doty.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-13

w. 8. EMBREY

tsuocessor to Embrey 3 Bergman
Dealer I'm Railroad Cross Ties, Cedar
Posts, Spokes and Hoops. Keeps
constantly on hand large supply OF
Baled Hay and Mil Feed. once near
Railroad Depot, Fredericksburg, Va.
Also Agent for Page Wire Fsnss de.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-13
Iowa Saloons Must Co.

Dies Moines. Ia. July 10.-Hundred.
Of saloons now operating in Iowa un
der a saving clause y the Moon law
limiting the number of saloons to one
for every thousand population. were
ordered closed by Attorney Genera
Byers.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-13
Vienna Postofhee Robbed Of s25. 600

Vienna. July 1O.-The postofce On
the centre Of the city was robbed OF
$25 900. While an Official was called
20 the telephone. the thieves reached
across the counter and distracted gold
notices TO that amount.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-13
TWO KILLED IN AUTO RACE
Motor Dashed Into Fence and Occu
pants Hurled Out.

Motor Dashed Into Fence and Occu
pants Hurled Out.
Montreal Quebec. July I0-C. X
Batchelder. OF Newport. VI. and J.
Twohey. Of Montreal. were killed at
the second annual races OF the Can
adam Automobile club at the Blue
Bonnets track. Batche4der was driv
Ing a sixty horsepower Stearns car
In the ten-mile open race. Twohey act.
ing as his mechanic.
On the eighth mile. rounding into
the backstrotch. Batchelder pulled out
10 pass Burman. The Stcarns was seen
70 dash into the fence and fly over the
embankmc M. The two occupants were
thrown into the air. Twohey's neck
was broken. Batchelder was horribly
mutilated. one fence stake having rip
ped open his abdomen and another
knocked a great cash in his chest.