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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-13
tBy Associated Press.l

Washington D. c., Dec. Ia
Senior Castillo. the representative Of
the Nicaraguan insurrectionists in
this city, today received cabIegram
from General Estrada, head OF the
revolutionary movement, which de.
clares that the revolutionists are
strongly intrenched at Rama, and
that The forces of President Zelaya
are two days march from the city
n he cablegram asserts that rev.
oluiionary victory Is certain, but that
following II Che reyoluionists viii
take no definite steps until their pro-
gram is approved by the American
state department
This Is presumed to refer especial
ly to any decision that may be made
in the case OF President Zelaya,
shonld the insurgents win. The
cablegram as translated by Senior
Castrillo, follows:
Rama. via Bluehelds, Dec. II --
Castrillo, Washington
We occupy our impregnable posi-
ton in Rama today. with an army
more numerous and more decided
than ever. Enemy Is two days
march from Rama From there he
asks Us for a parley. We are dis
posed not TO concede ANYTHING and
are sure n our victory. That Is our
true situation aud, believe me, thai
onr plan from the beginning mas been
to capture The enemy at Rama. We
are disposed not to take resolute ac-
tion without approval Of department
OF slate to whom you must commun-
icate this. Wien the battle Is ex
pected we will advise you
tSigned) ESTRADA.
The state department announced
HAT II was without official advices
from Nicaragua today. Any action
the department contemplates will be
taken only upon official information.
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intervention Sought.

intervention Sought.
Panama Dec. 10 1t Is the opin-
ion OF Panamans that President Ze.
lava of Nicaragua is riding for a fall.
that he Is deliberately working to
bring about Intervention by the Uni
ted States, having chosen this form
Of humiliation in preference to The
greater one Of suffering defeat at the
hands Of reyolutionists.
For the last sixteen years, during
which Zelaya has been In power,
Nicaragua. It is said. has been ruled
by a group Of eight daring, clever
and conacienceless men who have
looked upon the country as their own
personal property. This group has
grown enormously rich by a systema-
tized pillage OF the revenues Of the
state aud individuals
President Is Rich.
II is intimatpd that Zelaya IS
worth about s2n,000,000 gold, most OF
which he has invested in Brussels
and London.
It is said 70 be well established
that the chief cause Of the present
revolution was the failure Of Zelaya
to distribute among his seven asso-
ciates loan of s5.000,000 obtained
recently In Europe The seven We're
given a share OF the money. but not
on the basis OF apportiODment thai
had governed these distributions In
the past
They demonstrated. Int to no pur-
pose. Zelaya refused TO pay off on
the old basis and even threatened
that II they did not submit grace
fully, he would turn against them the
system which they had Jointly organ
lied.
Babe by Threats.
This system was simple bnt effect
i've. rs m0dns Dperanal was about
Whenever a citizen was found In
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Gun Totina Net Fashionable.

A. Newell was lined 30 and c0sIs
in nolice court today on the charge
81 -... .. ct.!rr TIC complaint was
sworn out BY c E. Randall.
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Mieoriee Sabrpreiie mad CONNER
Heiprten an Der sNerien Giife.

@dbreno Der Wonote Suni unO
Suli miro Die beribmte 8enniDlpa=
mia EFFORT Cine BON ct. 2ouis tdg-
li1 Somtner-gonrilten=Gidet 81
tb oes getpobnliden ginmegigel
Breiies berfaufen, gut fir 80 Gage
bonn Datum BEG 8erfaufes an, nad)
ben folgenoen &eiorten an Der Seriep
&iiite: MibburD Barf Mtlantic gitp,
Cope Map, 8eImar, Gong Brand,
Ocean @rope, Yoint 8leaiant, Sea
@irt, Spring Safe, SoIp 8eah.
@ilomoob, Ocean gitp, unb Sea
SsIe gitD.
8erbinoenoe 2inien perfaufe1
ebenfans oieie Sidets nber Die 3enn-
ipIpania Sbort Sine uno Sourilten
fonnen ii6 oesbalb an Haiiagier= mo
Sidet-@genten Der pe~rbinben6en 81
MEN Inn Snformatiom o6er fib per-
ionIih, briefli6, per Selepbon ooer
telegraph menben an 6. 81. 8airo.
Erapeling Balienger-@gent, Gan Gin
tonic, Seras.
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Gin Geniter bes gofe Ge[idle. an

stm Geniter bes Cafe 8eIibe, an
Der Gde Der @ri1nmaii6enltraBe, ioB
@rtf 2unogreert uno b1idte iiber
ben peiten @ugultusplab uno oas
Iuf= uno peterborough Der Wel-
i6en, bic gerooe 5l1r Wittogs5eit tiff
bier in oi6ten Moiien orangten.
Grit 2utlogreen bemerfte ni6ts bon
Dem leb6often Sreiben ga orauben.
Sein @uge bling briiben at BEN gro-
Ben SanoIteinfteurelt oes nelleil
Sbeaters, iiber nel6e bele Sonlle1l=
li6ter buidten.
@r iob bleid uno iibermadt aus,
uno feline Iugen logen tief IN Sen
Soblen.
Seet lief ploblid cine bele &ota
iiber iein iunees @elidt. Sans SITE
gen 8ermarrt mar griiBeno ooriiber-
gegangen.
@inen Mugenblid fGmpfte Grit
2unbgreen nod NIT ii6, oortn abes
iprang er ouf uno itiir5te Sais
SSiiirgen nod.
u@err germal1lt, a1f ein @ort, "
REF er, Sans Siirgen IN Ser Na9a
ser l1niperlitdt einboleno.
Sans Siirgen manote iib nit tief-
erniten Wienen Inn, 10 oaB @rif
Dor oieienr gntlib foit eridraf.
(Sortlebulln foIot.)
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IIferfti.

9ie aranias 8aB gbannet
ano 9od @ompanp, beren &apitat
nit 100000 ongegeben lit, bat
Inn Entertaining oes CHARTERS nafl,
eeiu6t. Snforporatoren iino: s.
.. 8urton @. $. 9anfortb uto IS.
6. Melion, aae bon Smt Mntonio.
9ie @eieni9aft min einen Sdiffs,
fonal bonn 8l1lf itber Sarbors' S.
LAMB nod Mronias Sab berltenen.
81. $. Sbofer, Der Dor Sur
gem bon Srau &ubnfe gei6oiler
lpuroe, 1T aus Dem Soipital entlal-
len. Die @ranoiurp but gegen Sral1
Gubnfe cine @nflage auf Worom-
eriff erboben. sic mur6e unter
$3.50 8irgi6oft geitelt.
Sn Solge elmer Btoma1nc-
8ersiftung itarb Die 5ipei Sabre alte
Margaret 2oeBberg, Sodter oes 81
ienbabnbei5ers &einbaro 2oeBbera
Mud oie Mutter unb Die anoern Sin
Ser iino erfranft. Ole @ereiftuna
fDnroe mobr1betttltd ourb l9ledtes
Sleiid berbeigefiibrt.
- @in S. @oobs BON 0ooos
National 8anf tit eegeu 8iirgidai1
bon $4,000 aus Dem @efangnis
entlaiien.
- 9attie &obr bot ein @eiud I'm
5deioung bon ibrem @atten Soc
&obr eingerei6t.
- ginen lnftiaen uno lauidigel1
Kindergarten bat Die @irtidnfi
p8as beut1be Saus" eroffnet. Ok
@irte, Saensler & &ramer, laber
aGe 9eutihen freunolidif elm, nil
ibren Samilien BORT eiren 8eiuh 81
MAIDEN. Die @irtlhaft befinoet iid
eegeniiber BEN Mlamo Sron @orfs
mie aus Der @n5eige an anoercl
Steae erli9tli6 lit.
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GinseSentidJte Srtsname,r.

9ie logenannte 8olfsetDmologie,
5. +. Die Neigung oes golfes, inn
fremaroig flillgenbe @orter burd)
MnibluB an befannte ii6 mllnogereht
5u madden offenburt ii6 aub balfI9
BEL BEN Srts- uno Slurnamen. Gnt-
ipre6eno ben innigen 8e5iebungen.
Die uniere gorfobren nit Stalien
oerbanoen, ma6ten Tie fib ouf iofde
@eiie cine In8abl itolieniiber @tab-
tenamen oertrauter. Wilano nuroe
ibnen gu Wailonb, glei6iam eincsp
Sriiblingsparaoieie; 8erona, Die
Sauptitaet 9beooerids oes @roBen,
gu 8ern (8ietri6 bon 8ern); Die Be-
~lageruna BON &openna gu elmer 9fa.
beni1lo6t. @us lateinii6em 9ata.
blum (eigentli6 gnitrum 8otapilnl)
ipnrbe 8aiiou, aus Dem feltiiden So
nupi cine oeutide 8onar, uno oieies
7uns 10 beimild flingenoe OH (mul
oenfe an Die Sniel Woinou, an So
nau, 5agenau Ii. +. No. erbielt mtfl
cine eroBe Merlge uripriinlid iloni-
ider 9rte, mie 9eHau, Slogan,
8un5lan Spanom II. a. Werieburg
llno granoenbure our6 l1mformuile
oes ilapiiden bor-@alo. 9as neu-
bil6e .2obora5 na1oelte iih in EN-
idones beutIhes 2ieberole Inn (Staot
i'm &reiie 2iibber). Mus 8o0itamp
(lbltieg, mol 5um3mefe oes5iidens)
entitano Die Inlebnung an Namen
lpie @miteroam, Hotteroom, Bots-
oam, gleihim g8an1m zines Bott'
8urh Die befannte Gage bonn bart
ber5igen giihoff @atto nurOe Der
niidterne Wauttiirm Go. +. 3oaein-
uebmerturm) bai gineen gum poe
tilden W6uieturm. 8ismeilen f0i1-
nen mir n1s bel oieien l1mtparolull-
gen oas 2a6eln faum ermebren, 10,
ipenn aug einenl Guarantee Elm Cunt
mlroe. ooer me1ln Die Sdni-
belfreltnoe Der tiroliiden @errgotts=
idniser Elm lateiniibes 6rarine-
tum (-@ihenmoio) 81 einem ebten
tirolifd)en 8eridneio umlpanoelte.
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Seras 8.

Sobn 9. Mcgon, Der friibere
Staats-g Comptroller uno Wapor bon
@uitin lift %geitorben.
Cine Spe5ial=@ranoiurp lit
in Spler 5ulammenberufen, Inn Die
BORT Dor einiger 3eit porgefomme-
ne 9ooge-2pnherei gu unteriuheu.
= 0ienitag nahmittag gegen A
llbr brang elm l1nbefannter in bas
3peiggeihaft Der @ogoner 8ane &
gompanp in Sort @ortb elm,
bielt Dem &aiiierer Sing cine 8iftole
Dor, bemahtigte fid $8t95 in
Bapiergelo nto entflob. Ser gai15e
ueberfaa bat ungefdbr cine Milnite
geoauert.
- @us 6rieoribsburg miro Je-
meloet, Gillespie County babe ben
BON inn perlangten gienbabn-8o-
nus 5uiommengebraht.
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Snlamb.

Der Gbinefe Chung Gin III
Seem gorf bot eeltanoen oaB er
Die @rmoroung glfie Sigel's nit an-
gefeben babe. gr babe burb oas
ugroniom@ iiber Der Sin geihnlt.
Econ babe Dos Wdoden erit nit
gbloroform betpuBtlog eemadt unb
oann eripiirgt.
&ap 8urfbalter in 2ittle Hot
bat einen jungen Wamn narnerls
Carl Dill, Der oieieIbe @anoelsiduIe
mie iie beiubte, aIs ibren Mngrei-
fer erfannt. Gia lit perbaftet.
Der Senat bat ben pom 8omi-
te porgeidlaseuen Saute8oa ange-
nommen.
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8ir babem biele abnlide.

Das SoIeenoe lit Der Mus5ug aus
einem 9riefe, oen mir BON Scr. $. $.
Mpers in Stuttgart, Mrf, erbielten:
Sic meroen MIDI iebr perbinoen,
menn Sic Snnts 2igbtning Oil in
Miaibgebiae, SD, einfiibren Mir
ben, oa ib bort biele Sreltnoe uno
8ermanbte babe, fir Die i6 mid iebr
i~ntereliiere uno % id erfabre, bob
oas Del bort ni6t i'm Warfte 1T. Sd
fam es als Die bette Weoi5in EN-.
pfeblen, Die i1 in meinem Sauie ba-
be. gs fnrierte mid bon einem
idlimmen Sole bon roter &ubr IN
peniger oenn elmer balben Stnnoe
uno es furierte meme gnfelin BON
einem i6limmen Sane bon CHOLERA
Morbus in fur8er 3eit.
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wie 1T Dies!

N0t( nv WIZ
@ir bieten einbunbert DoIInrs Belobs
nung fir ieben Sail bon &atarrb, Der
ni6t bur6 ginnebmen bon 9nls Ans
tarrbsSn1 gebeiIt iperben fam.
S. S. @beneb & 60, gigentb.
Solebo, s..
@ir, Die 1Inter5ei6neten, baben S. S.
gbeueb felt ben lebten 10 Sabren ges
tattnt nn6 baltert i'm fir bonfommen ebs
renbnft in alien Observation-Disclosures
unb finan5iea befdbist, ale BON feiner
Sirma einsesaneeuen acknowledgement
gu erfileu.
@ef & gruar, @roBbanoelsS 9ros
guiiten. Soleoo, 9.
@ nIbing, &innan & @aroin
@roBbm6elss 9roguiiten, Eolebo, o.
Sails @atarrbs&ur ipiro innerlid ges
nommen unb tpirft brett n1f bas 8lut
nnb Die f6leimigen Sberfldden bes
@bfems, 3eugniie fret berianbf. Breis
Is Gents per SIafbe. gertauft bon allen
Npotbefen.
9aus SarniliensHiIen iinb Die beiteu.
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Tranen. bic bemeibet iuerbem.

Dieie an8iebenoen Sraiien, Die 70
lieblid BON @eiiht, Sorm mno Gem
permanent iino, neroen bon oenen be-
neioet, Die ibnen gleid fem modJicn.
Cine ibmo6e franflihe Srau lit ter-
Dos nnb erreebar. lnperooulidfeit
uno Nieren-@ifte aeigen ii6 in gle.
den, 8lasden, Saut-ausihIdgen urb
einem fhledten Seint. Sir iolhe
befpirft GIeftrif 8itters @urlber.
DaiieIbe reguliert Magen, 2cber,
Nieren, reinigt bas 8lut, eiebt itarfe
Nerben, belle 4ugen, reinen @tbcm,
lpelhe fummtne Saut uno' ld5nen
geint. Biele rei5enbe 5rauen ber-
oanfen Inn @eiunobeit uno S1on-
belt. SOC Bel a[len 9riiaeiiten.
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&1nnte nid]t better iein.

9einer modte lie cine Salbe.
@urbmoiier ooer 8aliam Die init
8udlens Mrnifa Salbe bergli6eil
meroen fonnte. @s 1T oas eiltaige
perfefte Mittel gegen S9nitt- ODER
8ranbpunoen, Sibneraugen, Sdiirs
fungen, 8eulen, gr3ema, Sal5fluB
Ii. i. m. gs lit ousee5eidnet fir fran
fe Mugen, oufgefpruneene Sanoe.
lnfebIbar bel Samorboioen. Sour 25c
bei auen 0ruaaiiten.s
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Spoes Mn5etse.

@eu-graunfels, 20. Sum- 'O9.
Mnen 8efannten uno 8ermanotel
BON Srau Gauliue 5illert, CUR Nof)-
ri6t, 0aB file am II. Suni morgens
um 6 l1br. I'M So. 0cbensiohr iouft
uno obne Shmer3en neridieoen lit.
Sic nltroe neben ibrem @atten sur
lesten Hlibe beitattet. Serr 2ebrer
9ietel belt Die @rabrebe.
Die 9interbliebenen.
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arafe6lmader hinamsacworfen.

Wenn Elm 2eioenoer an Magenbe-
ibmeroen Or. Sings SEEM 2ife BiGs
nimmt, lit er frob, bob feine 9pspep.
fla itto llnperoailidfeit binausfliegt
-aber nod mebr, er freut iib aub
iiber ieinen neuen, feinen @ppetit.
Starfe Nerfen geiunoe &raft uno
bas MGes, neil Wagen, 2eber nno
@ieren ri6tig arbeiten. 25c Bel aaen
Oruqailter.
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2ebrer-@eiad.

@etpiinift miro Elm 2ebrer fir Die
8reslau S6ule, Der Elm Gertififat
2. 4loiie beiist uno au6 6eutih un
terridten fam. @ir garantieren Ell
men 9ermin BON 7 Wonoten inc
$4,000 per Monat. Man aoreliiere:
$. 6. Stulfen ODER Otto Sptes,
8reslat 2apaca County. Seros.
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$500 $4,000.
5 9rosent 3iniem 1Oiabriae gnlcis

0 Ero5ertf sStrtteii lOJabrtge Nnlctbe.
Benn sic elm @runoitiid, cine Sarnl
ooer elm Sous fanfen ODER bauen
noaen, ooer tuenn Sic cine Mort-
gage abl0ien ODER Elm @eiddft oil
fangen mo0en, oann tperoen mir s..
men oas @elo baau leiben. sic be-
sablen es uns in Maten bon ST per
ISOLDE 5uriid uno geben 1tns 5 Bro-
sent 3inien per Sabr auf iebe $500
oes g%eborgten @elbes.
8enn sic feine 3eit baden, olt
ut1s gu fommen, 10 fhiden sic uns
cine Bojtfarte uno unier Mgent miro
Sic beiudet.
@ermamia 8anf & srmit &c.,
Oeiht ~inforporiert.)
100 Sit-Souiton StraBe.
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9eat Gndl midt nieSer.

SriibIing lit bier. SIR Spitem be-
oarf elmer Stdrfling gegen Ben OBJ
ihnddenben ginfluB bes lange,t
Sommers. Simmons SariapariGa
miro sic mtffrii6en, Sic itarf ma
den rno iiber oos nNieoerlegen". @e.
fiibl bintpegbringen.
so Gts. mo $500 per Glaide.
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Seirats Gdeiue.

90. 8. 8raben uno emma &rueeer.
Sobn q. Soft nnb Sna @liiaber5
9oober.
Senrp &oebler uno 9uloa &rueger.
Qelanb elliott unb gliiabetb Stein.
SO. $. 8rnuer unb emma @nlton.
9arrb SO. S9nmp unb 1arb Belle
McNIpine.
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o9ianpipiel~, bebouptet cine
2ebrerin in Seem Oorf, umo6t boie
Rinoer gut = aber aud quite Nad)-
barn b0ie.
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l9redte empor u2eo -
-" REF lie balblaut = ver --er"
- fte iprang bod, padte i'm ant
Mrm ufb rib i'm empor. gr moG-
te 5ur Mteliertiir = aber lie blittia
ibm ing @eii6t, Die @ugen pcl9
@ngit uno gntieben: ,@ring mid =
fortll" bnll6te iie leile uno fabte
1oh go,,toy Go,,a
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l6prtiehuna bon Der 2. @eite.l
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AREvIsIoN WHICH CALLS FOR THE BIG STICK

A comparison of Dngey shows there
schedules In the important
Wool products
these
and Silks silk
under Sundre there probably
hence that schedule
Including lowered
looks like the
That
Republican
revision the
that like
that Adch would
tempted the economic history
The intelligence
millions calling
Aldrich millionaire
Of Bel brings bill increasing
decreasing slightly
The indignation
1t
but Adch
Thread millionaire
interests
monopoly their people
reasonable and lair revision of the tariff
In order that
fiction discussion publish
ad va!orem schedules
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BIG FIRE
M ain Building s of the
Wehrle Stove Works are
Destroyed by Fire.

Newark, May G-Fire, the origin
OF which is unknown, possibly in
cendiary, starting at 1880 last night
destroyed the main building of the
Wehrle Stove company, at a loss OF
half a million dollars, including
valuable patterns. At 1870 this
morning it was still burning, but
under complete control. A force OF
1900 men are thrown out of work
and Newarks chief industry is bad
ly crippled.
The fire was discovered by the
night watdhman, who said that II
seemed to start suddenly, as though
from an explosion. The entire fire
department was called out on gen,
eral alarm. The works cover 81
acres, and at one time all the build
ings were in danger The walls o
the burned building have fallen.
John Prethero and Stewart Caffey
employees, were badly injured by fall
ing walls while fighting the flames.
The company will go ahead with
its work In the buildings that re-
main. but will be able to employ
only a small force of men.
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AS SEEN
In DREAM
Double Murder Said to Have
Been Cleared up by a
Woman's Dream.

New York, May 6--Dream detec-
tion OF a murderer by Mrs. Susan
Dellinger is cited as material PROOF
of the existence OF a spirit world by
Professor James II. Hyslop, Of the
American Society of Psychical Re-
search. He IS known as an inyesti-
gator of physical manifestations,
and, with Dr. Isaac X. Funk, has
disclosed many of the mysteries OF
spiritualism.
Professor Hyslop tells the story OF
Mrs. Dellingers dream in the forth
coming number OF the Journal OF
Psychical Research.
William Il. Hooper and his brother
Curvin were shot and killed in lit
tie churchyard or York. Three young
men were charged with the murder
Mrs. Dellinger dreamed two nights
after the crime that she had seen one
of the suspects. Henry Snyder, picl
up revolver and throw it over tn,
cemetery fence, Where it fell by tn,
side of grave.
Mrs. Dellinger described minute
ly where the revolver was seen by hel
in her wilson. Her son found the
weapon exactly where she had de-
scribed.
Snyder subsequently confessed tc
the chief of police.
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HOW THE LEADERS WORK

Rev H. Westminster Abbey, London, quoted
making the following
christianity supreme position centuries
held
years diffusion
knowledge of
has real precedent Christian
with the circumstance deny that they and
ministry
of intellectual ministry present?"
The effect of heavily
arbitrary system policy
whether he is able his intellectual
either him his
GLADDEN. the distinguished Congregaonal
the late Henry Ward Beecher
erature craftsmanship
stronger
intellectual bondage who the
dynamite
granite chalcedon
DR. Edward Jefferson DR. Gunsauus doesn't
about these aspects spoken
which ties
and hence hobbng
unable either with the
10 Q 90 a ew for work.
consideration
advancing civilization
that yeries faith
able
agnoicm
blasting the harsh shells leading
order They recasng the old making
the faith and ponty OF the church universal
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WAS OUT
FOR WALK
Police Mistook Him for q
Kidnaper and He Was
Taken Along.

Philadelphia, May 6-Because his
physician advised him to take early
morning walks as cure for indi-
gestion, George Hodgens was pinch
ed" in tairmount Park at a. m,
yesterday on suspicion of knowing
something about $4,000 threat to
kidnap a child.
Max Apt, a manufacturer, receiv-
ed q letter last week demanding that
S1O,O 900 be put under certain bridge
in Fairmount tark or his eight-year-
old child would be stolen and his
house dynamited. When a second
letter was received Mr.. Apt told the
police. The police advised him to
follow the instructions of the writ
er and a package was placed under
the bridge, but was not taken away.
A package containing nothing but
paper was again put under thebridge
and a special policeman was placed
on guard. About 4 a. m, HOdgens
came across the bridge and was
stopped by the policeman. Hodgens
told the policeman he was looking
for a pocketbook
Wnen Hodgens' wife reached the
police station she said her husband
had been suffering from stomach
trouble, and that his physician had
ordered him to take early morning
walk through the park. One morn
ing he found a watchfob and since
then he had been on the lookout fol
other things he might lind. Hodgens
says when the policeman accosted
him he joliingly said ne was looking
for a pocketbook
Hodgens later was released by the
police without going through the for
mality of a hearing. The physician
who advised the early morning walks
was at police Headquarters ready &c
testify in his behalf. 1t is suspected
that a pupil in the school which the
Apt child attended wrote the letters
and the children in the school have
been instructed to write a short com
position. The letters received by
Mr.. Apt will Oe compared with the
compositions.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-06
OPPOSES
STRIKERS
French Government Will not
Accede to the Demands
of Laborers.

Paris, May G.-The government,
which has decided TO make a deter
mined effort to test its power to put
down the "syndicalism" movement
so far as it affects state employees,
ordered that new batch of state
employees be suspended for making
violent speeches, and notice has
been given that all infractions OF
discipline hereafter will be summar-
lily punished.
This order has greatly exasperated
the "syndicalists" and the agitation
continues feverishly.
Advices from the provinces lndl-
cate that the labor leaders are in
favor OF declaring a general strike
which would paralyze the machinery
of the government and the industry
of the country. In official quarters
however, 1t is announced that the
government authorities are fully pre-
pared
1T is also claimed that the govern
ment employees are divided, and that
every day lessons the chances of the
employees embarking on a path Of
open revolt.
The "syndicalism" fever has seized
the racing employees here. The sta
BILE boys and substitute jockeys have
formed a union for the purpose OF
fixing wages and hours Of work.
Several owners have ordered their
trainers to dismiss all employees
Joining the union.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-06
RIDDLE EACH OTHER WITH
BULLETS IN WIDOWS HOME

Mayfield, Ky, May 6--Willard Will
ey and Joe Bynum riddled EACH 9TH
er with bullets at the widow Bynum's S
home near here this morning. 1t
was renewal of an old feud. Two
tragedies occurred in the same place
last year.
Wiley was to be tried during this
term of court, charged with shoot
ing.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-06

It makes no difference how many
remedies have failed to cure you, "
troubled with headache, constipation.
kidney or liver troubles. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea will make you
we'll and strong. 1t has no equal. 35
cents, Tea or Tablets.
Charles Schmidt & Co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-06

Is believed that the wagon would
bring S1OO and under the present
system, that sum would pay the sal
airy of a police patrolman for about
a year.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-06

When the PEOPLE ask for bread will them
II passed.
for the President hit with the
will broadly
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items justify Adrich
ganized
made raid the and the people the these
monopoly
would destroy the Republican Ohio would
west and northwest would rebel wonderful that
henchmen have lost their political
understood that he the Senator
ess Of Monopoly and nothing about either Republican
the American Big
down in ieieyae disaster
Senate he Republican
party will be
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