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The Lesson of Love.

L Our lives would be better. our
thoughts nobler. our hearts larger; cur
faith more real. our words more e,llar-
table. if we would, ONCE for all. learn
the lesson Of the law and the prophets
which is not to glide along the razor's
edge Of scholastic dogmas or to wear
formulas threadbare by conventional
iteration. hut to love. God and to. do
good to cur eighbor-Farrar.H -. =
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The Price Of Slaves In Mexico.

John Kenneth Turner in his articles
published in the American Magazine
has made a complete exposure of the
methods of the Mexican government
which tactily countenances the slave
trade carried on by labor agents" all
over the country. In the December
issue, Mr.. Turner describes the terri
BILE slave hole Of the Vale Nacional, in
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LOCAI*N NEWS

| LOCAL. NEWS
Fred W. Petres is visiting in Min
John Miller was in from Toxic Wed
nesday..s .;.. /. - =: is;g
O.. sagmoen was here from crary
Tuesday. H. .,sg t., ..s . al ~, I,
Miss Grace Thompson sundayed al
Grand Forks. !. .-<. j.. .~: 2: E:S 5Z' .
! Bob Cairnes was passenger to Mi
not Tuesday. n &. 'ei1@ .3 1s*
Mr.. steig, Of MELVILLE, was in this
city Tuesday. u. 55 Y: n
~ Joe Loringer was at Grand Forks
for Thanksgiving. ~: 4 4.5 &. -. -
/, s. E. Hobley, Of Hansboro, was in
the city Tuesday. ~, >.z''.'.. @Ne.ss55 :
~. J..J. McCanna was at Cando on bust:
:, ness Wednesday,: 4 IA b . 5SsN, B = y
!. Joe stenson and Tom Geraghty are
i visiting in st. Paul. XII. :, &. 5
tW.D. Cross, Of Minot, was visitor
In this city Tuesday Z s> 4 4 ss$ "a; 4
:. Q. sagmoen, Of Crazy, was q visitor
in this city Monday. MN. E.5 s*- IS Il:
Il {. =.
: Fred Duggan, Of Grand Forks, was
in this city Monday. u. + a u. Z: :.
! & Tom Turner has been at Bottineau
{ on business this week. e =. .1.,4 =: =. i.
Mr.. and Mrs M. j.. stoll and son
are yisiting at III 3s ssss
Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Welsh ara visit
ing with friend in st. Paul. III
Rasmus sorenson, Of Webster, was
in Devils Lake Wednesday #;&t5 MI, M /:
Dan Brennan was at Grand Forks
!: the. fore part Of the week. Tx IA y u
!. y. A. II. Foster, of Starkweather, was
sa business visitor in this city Tues
day. ; e. 3 s5. Ss,s
Joe NJ. Weiner is at st. Paul visit
ing with his sister, Mrs. G. "a. AIcKen-
ma. %S 4 5 ! - y ~
Mrs. John Barton Is the guest OF her
.. aunt, Mrs. Margaret Barton, n this
city. RI. 5: &: 7. * '' e.
e I. - fz - -
& Mr.. and Mrs. 3Jens svee and MI.
stade were at vile over thanks
giving. |@ b 81 @
i. I, Mrs. W. 3. Hooking had as her
guest over Sunday Nc ISIS Charlotte
Lamade. NJ Ri n 81
G. D.. Burgess is looking after bust
ness interests III the western part Of
N the state. .5j EsS
HE r. H. Baitson OF Toxic, was shop.
ping in Devils Lake between trains
Wednesday. IL
O.. 81 4 &. iB Kent; Of Deep River, was a
guest Of friends An this city over
h1a ll i ss
4 Union Thanksg giving services were
/: held at the Met list church / yesters
day morning While were wen attend
q ed.
Contractor llGiesche offS the govern
h ment building went to Milwau kee9 sat
81 urday for 4 short yisit with his ~ Il;
u
Att the next meeting Dc the board OF
|: I county commits ioners, to be held II
this city the first NJ onday II January1,,
there win be- presented to the board
q q petition for the Inc orporation Of the
Ii village Of LAYTON
Tom eoyne, Of sstarkwe FEATHER, was
IN this city over Sunday IIea has been
70 Canada looking zip home stead land,
and returned well satisfied tos let the
other fellow have the Canadian home
steads. He was Al passenger to- Toxic
Il Monday near which place he hasa
yalua able piece of land.
Rev. Haaryei. who was formerly pas
tor JOE ST. olaF Luthe ran church II this
city, ana who went To ~ rWay early
IN the spring arrived home from the
/ old country about three weeks ago
and IL spending about q week A this
city transacting business and greeting
L ilis many Devils Lake friends
The IRE depa rtment was called out
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3 He ,Tho,u,alh,t;;;,

i In South Carolina there was a man
who hired q lawyer to conduct d case
IN court. VI AS the: lawyer was not talk.
Ing exactly to suit him, he got up ito.
make a few remarks himself The
Judge, Of course, made him take his
seat forthwith He got up again, and
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OF O.. Union ! n. J..
SUSTAINED
Is GtlE'. "a VI IA I'M ~ III A
SUPREME COURT sUsTAINs THE
\. !. DECISION OF THE DISTRICT

The opinion of Hon. Judge Cowan of
TINS district was sustained in the SUI
'preme court Saturday in the case of
Chas. H. Burke vs.. Adam Scarf
case which has been in the courts for
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a85ss; Wise Man. 5f3i {s e. Il i:
q "How. very careful he is Of his rep.
utatiop. 81 .g .sf4S $ q: . a . .s: 4
i. u ought to be-" 49,: ,sg,.+ YUMA e.
N .53t ssWhy?" Mr. ~ s2sss Nj. = i u
Because it is handmade and not
warranted in any climate
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...'''lWoNl|T, YOU LETs Mn TH1NK2' !,

IN you LII NE tn 'ss
The Judge made him take his seat
again. A third and fourth time this
happened. and finall the old farmer
got IN and said Veil, Judge. II you
won't let me tall WON you let sme
think 81 nv, certainly replied the
Judge Well judge ne, III he said. IT
think yotu and all these lawyers are a
set OF d rascaisl
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Prepared

s. lot any forty league boots Y
ssss Sure hing. Piled the enterpris-
Ing store elipr, nd it sis luck You
called is III iii day. and they
are married Down sto thirty .nine
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uy EiTQNIty \.
3Ss ''sY was 4 disc Sered the law II
gravity III IS
Newton. i believe
yb So but tina q bunch u !svas3
telling Jokes to- ] d the king ear had
bed sif hey weren't the orig,
sinal discoy erers
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sseyes l,a Witty at the xpense of
yoyar prospect Give moi ter-in.la
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NEWS OF THE WEEK IN fPHOnf
Digest Of the News Worth Telling Coz
densed for the Busy
Reader.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Senator Guggenheim has offered an
amendment to the census appropria-
ton bill allowing $4,000 for travelling
expenses Of the president during the
fiscal year OF 1910.
A resolution calling on the secre-
tary of state for information concern
ing imports of tobacco by other ma
tions and duties upon such imports
when from the United States, and also
asking to be informed as to what gov
eminent monopolies of tobacco exist.
was introduced in the senate by Sena-
tor Daniel.
Declaring that the proposed plan OF
Representative Scott, chairman OF the
agricultural committee. to rebate all
duties On wheat shipped In from Can
ada and other countries until the Pat
ten corner is broken. is both danger
GUS and Ineffective, the Minnesota
members will resist the plan to have
the duty taken of of wheat tempo
rarily.
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NAY GUST CtNsUs DIRECTOR
Tfos6le Between Secretary Nagle aA6
Director NOrth-Office
Investigated.

Washington. April u. - s. N. d.
North, director of the census, has
been made the subject Of an investi.
cation by Secretary Nagel, which
probably will result in a new director
being appointed to take the next cen
suE.
The matter has gone so far, 1t Is
said. that a new director has been
agreed upon. His name will be an
nounced shortly. Secretary Nagei.
however. does not confirm this re-
port.
The chief trouble. 1t was learned. II
that there Is great friction between
Director North and Secretary Nagel,
which Ii said to amount practically to
characterization. AS one Of the OH
eials put 1t yesterday:
The simple question Is. who Is boss
Magic or North"
President Taft last night summoned
Secretary Maggie and Director North
to the White House for an important
conference. which lasted nearly three
hours. No information was given out
regarding the conference.
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BOATS N RACE FOR DULUTH
Seventy or More Freishtefs Freed d
500 n Mad Dash for harbor
q Head Of Lakes.

Duluth. April 2S-Seventy or more
freighters in a head-on race for Du-
luth harbor will be one Of the inter.
esting features that will result from
the breakup at the 500. A blockade
always develops intense rivalry among
ship owners AID masters to be first In
the port. All styles of vessels are In
the tfe-up, from the latest model ore
carriers to small packet line boats
and tugs. and all will strain every eff.
fort to be first at the Head OF the
Lakes. As the first TO arrive viii be
given dockage preference, II Is to
their interest as well - pleasure to
get in early. As soon as the boats are
clear Of the Ice they will waste no
time In getting under full headway for
Duluth.
Conditions at the 500 are such that
1t is confidently predicted that the
breakup will occur within twenty-four
hours.
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FROM OTHER SHORES.

The bundesrath has voted to rAtify
the new patent treaty between the
United States and Germany.
The German emperor has extended
an invitation TO King Edward and
Queen Alexandra to visit him Al
Corfu
The Russian war Office has ordered
a dirfgib1e balloon of the Republique
type from Paris. The cost will be
$4,000.
British shingles have advanced 10
cents In price. The mills for more
than . month have been swamped with
orders.
The general Federation of Labor Of
France has called on unions through
out the country 10 join in a general
demonstrative strike on May day.
The Interparliamentary union has
decided to move its headquarters
from The Hague to Brussels. The Sc
lection. however, Is temporary only.
A chapel in memory OF Grand Duke
Sergius and other officials Of the gov
eminent who have fallen victims to
the terrorism Of recent years has
been dedicated at Moscow.
The French foreign ONCE has decid.
ed to investigate the recent encounter
In San Francisco between Count +.
de Jouffre d'Abbans, an attache OF the
French consulate, and John d. Spreck.
els.
Emperor Nicholas has repealed the
long standing regulations restricting
the marriage of army officers.
Hitherto officers under twenty-eight
years old were compelled to demand
minimum dowry of $4,000.
Justice Lawrence J. Cannon, sitting
as a royal commission. has begun an
inquiry into Montreafs municipal at.
fairs. The investigation is expected
to occupy several weeks and to cover
many charges Of grating and mis-.
management.
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CRIMES.

John Wallace, sixty-five years old,
of New York. was shot and killed by
his daughter, Agnes Wallace.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hummel. eighty.two
years old. Of Pittsburg, swallowed car
bolic acid in a glass OF eggnogg and
died.
In a fit of melaneholia Charles Nc.
MILAN, aged seventy-seven. threw
himself In front OF a Big Four passen-
ger train at Bellefontaine, Ohio. and
was killed.
Burglars blew the safe In the Al.
coma County Savings bank at Harris
Vile. Mich, and escaped with $4,000.
The thieves overlooked $4,000 In cur
rency. There Is no clue to their iden.
tity.
After breaking in glass doors and
windows with clubs and battering
down wooden doors with sledge ham,
mers. the police raided a pool room
above saloon In Chicago and arrest
ed fifty men.
George B. McKinnon of Mooretown,
oHt., dcfnSs the river from FI. SldlT,
Mich. was shot three times and kill.
ed by Capt. Ralph Pringle. a we'll
known vesselman. Jealousy is said 10
have been the cause.
Donald Boyd was convicted al
Mount Vernon, Wash, of kidnapping
Patrick Mccoy, wealthy Seattle
lumberman, I'm the woods near Bow.
last autumn, with the intention OF
holding him for ransom.
Charles Colbert and his brother
Herbert. alias John Colbert. were con-
victed at pittsburg of conspiracy to
hrihe in connection with an alleged at
tempt TO hrihe juror in one of the
recent conncilmanic graft trials.
Under sentence of six months i'm.
prisonment and a fine of $3.50, Mrs.
Joseph Sager. wife OF physician OF
Ceiina. Ohio, became an inmate OF
the Toledo worlShouse. Mrs. Sager
pleaded guilty 10 the charge OF tor
turing her ten-year-old daughter.
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CASUALTIES.

The factory OF the Warrington
Glass Works company at Warrington,
w. Va. was totally destroyed by fire.
The loss is estimated at $4,000.
The tannery of A. c. Fisher & Co.
OF Bethel. Vt, one of the largest
leather factories in New England, was
destroyed by fire. Loss, $4,000.
Elmer Lacy. aged thirteen. was
drowned as result of the capsizing of
a small rowboat in the waters OF the
tidal basin of the Potomac river, near
the Georgetown channel.
A washout sent a Grand Trunk
freight train from Grand Haven, east
bound. into the ditch one mile west
OF Grand Rapids, Mich. Three men
were killed and one was fatally In
1ured.
While at work In his field, P. NJ. Pc
terson, a prominent farmer of Ring
sted. Iowa. was struck by lightning
and instantly killed. Nr. Peterson is
survived by his wife and eight chill
dren.
A tornado swept over Marcy Hill. a
suburb Of Utica. N. Y, last week.
Houses and barns were demolished
and trees uprooted. No lives were
lost. Damage will amount to many
thousands Of dollars.
By the capsizing OF a canoe In Mid.
dleton pond, at Danyers. Mass, Victor
Durgin, automobile editor Of the Bos-
ton Traveller. and Mrs. Ernest Nor
ton, wife of the cashier of the Mer.
chants National Bank OF Boston, and
her infant SON drowned. Mr.. Norton
was rescued.
There were 1874 people killed and
1924 injured in train accidents In the
three months ending Dec. 81 last, &C
cording to the report OF the interstate
commerce commission. Other kinds
Of accidents bring the total number
Of casualties up to 17.644-7sS killed
and 1886 injured. This shows a de.
crease Of ASIA as compared with a
rear ago.
Mis- Elisabeth Woods. aged seven
ty-1ve. became lost while going from
. neighbor's home to her own at Elk
ton. Nd. and was attacked by hogs
-permitted 10 rum Wild. Her dead and
bA1ly mutilated body was found b,
Aer nephew.
Ma 0arah =. Thompson. aged sew
entxoo0, Who served - . spy during
- c1vn VAR and n said to be tn,
nnlv yoman carried On the pension
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Mystery Resolves Itself Into Els.
capade OF Child Who Wanted
to See World.
GIRL GETS JOB IN BOSTON
Tires Of Job in Restaurant and Decides
to Go Home Merely
Childish Whim.

New York, April 2s.-Adele Boas.
thirteen-year-old daughter OF Arthur
Z. Boas, a wealthy thread manufac-
turer. Ia at home with her parents.
the mystery Of her disappearance last
Friday has been dispelled and the
case resolves itself into nothing more
than the escapade Of child with .
sudden desire to see the world, Boston
in particular, and q wish to be inde-
pendent and work for living. With
cut finger and disheveled clothes,
and apparently suffering from fatigue,
Adele's parents are sure that she
realizes that there are pleasanter ex-
periences thsn going forth alone to a
strange city in seach of adventure.
Childish Within.
The girl Is little the worse fer her
wandering. The Boas family physl-
clan said she was in perfect health
and that her trip merely was the re-
suit of childish within.
With the first shock of the meeting
with her parents over, the child told
more of her movements In Boston.
The position she had In a restaurant
there was TO have brought her $3.50 a
week. with board and lodging.
Saturday night and Sunday she
spent In the room she had rented. Her
money by this time was exhausted,
all but enough to get back to New
York, and yesterday morning she de-
cided to return.
Police Get Glue.
The first clue to the missing girl
came yesterday morning when Mrs.
Z. NJ. Upton telephoned from Charles.
ton. Mass, and said she had seen .
girl answering the description of Miss
Boas while m a train between Boston
and New Yo.k. This started so much
police machinery in motion that it
was impossible for the girl to pass I'M
noticed.
She was met at the station by the
police and taken to her fathers home.
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PERSONAL.

II. Percival Dodge of Boston, Ameri-
can minister to Salvador, has been Sc
lected as minister to Morocco to sue
coed Mr. Gummere.
Miss Ethel Hart Of Washington.
Pa, died at Boulder, Colo, on the eve
OF her wedding to w. ii. Ferguson. q
Denver attorney. Miss Hart was in
Colorado for her health.
G. G. Thomas, q well known imam.
cier. art collector and churchman, is
dead In Philadelphia He was once a
partner OF Jay Cooke and later became
head Of the Drexel banking house.
Asa, son of Whoa. has been elected
chief Of the Apache Indians. to sue
coed Geronimo. the noted warrior who
died last February. The election will
be submitted to the war department
for approval.
A monument to the memory OF The
late Henry Chadwick, known as tbs
Father of baseball was unveiled
over his grave In Brooklyn. President
Ebbetts of the Brooklyn baseball club
was master of ceremonies. Many
prominent baseball men and friends
attended.
John Thaw Denniston, manager Of
the Star Union line Of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad, is dead at Pittsburg.
He was sixty-six years old. and had
been in the employ of the Pennsylva-
mia railroad since he was fifteen years
OF age.
Rev. John Timothy Stone. pastor OF
the Brown Memorial church, Baltl.
more. Nd. has accepted a call to be-
come pastor of the Fourth Presbyte-
rian church of Chicago. DR.. Stone Is
one of the best known Presbyterian
ministers in the United States.
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OTHERWISE.

The school book trust Is to be
thrown bodily out Of the Chicago
schools.
The Florida senate passed a bill for
submission OF statewide prohibition
10 the voters Of the state.
At a depth OF s65 feet another natu.
raj gas well was struck at Medicine
Hat with flow Of 100000 cubic
feet n day.
The latest news OF the Charcot
Antarctic expedition says that valuable
scientific work has been accomplished
at Deception Island.
A bin making 1t criminal offense
TO teach children the doctrine of hell
and eternal damnation il advocated
by NJ. NJ. Manasarian. president OF the
Independent Religious society of Chi.
cago.
Surgeons at the Flower hospital In
New York have just effected a remark
able cure Of a patient suffering with
malignant tumor, by means of the in
lection of gelatin impregnated with ra.
dunn.
Richard Garret Oakley. mayor OF
Southampton. Eng. writes to the
newspapers. appealing to English
speaking people on both sides Ut the
Atlantic to promote fund to estab.
iish a memorial at Southampton to
the Pilgrim Fathers. 1t was from
Southampton that the Maynower sail.
ed.
A wireless telegraph station has
been established on the roof Of the
Auditorium Annex hotel In Chicago
1t win be used to communicate with
boats ON the Great Lakes and with
St. Louis. Detroit. Buffalo and other
cities.
It Is currently reported In financial
circles In Berlin that arrangements
are In progress for the amalgamation
Of the North German Lloyd and Ham
hurg-American steamship lines, under
the management Of Herr. Baliin. Las,
year Was Z disastrous one for both
eompanies.
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Aitkin. Mimi. April 81. - Lo, the
noble red man, went on . strike here
yesterday morning. and for two
hours the main street Of this city
WAS crowded with Chippewas. Seven.
~ or eighty of them had gathered
here to 60 on the log drive. with a
promise OF s2.25 . day. When In.
formed that Sc was all the lumber
men were paying. the Indians struck.
Matters were finally settled by the
old chief. Littie-boy-afraid- ar.
ranging for satisfactory wage scale.
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WAR WITH JAPAN IMPOSSIBLE.
Admiral Evans and Japanese Admiral
Agree on That Point.

Los Angeles. April 2s.-Admiral H.
Ijichi. commander of the Japanese
training squadron now at San Pedro,
had long talk yesterday with Rear
Admiral Robley d. Evans. The two
admirals. who are old friends and who
are now staying at thu same hotel,
discussed International questions, In.
GLIDING the possibility OF war betw cen
the United States and Japan. They
agreed that war between the two na-
lions was impossible.
Admiral Iji,.i told Admiral Evans
he was delighted with his reception at
Los Angeles. He commented upon
the apparent frlendiiness of officials.
as well as the press and public, and
predicted that he aid his men would
be equally we'll received at other
American ports.
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LIQUOR violator Jailed.

Albert lea. Mimi. April ga. II.
Wallin, asent in this city for the Wa
verify Brewing company of Wayerly.
Iowa, was arrested for selling liquor
without license. and when arraigned
before Justice Stacy pleaded guilty
and was fined 800 or ninety days In
the county Jail. He was committed 10
the county Jail in default Of payment
OF the fine.
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H. o. SMITH DIES AT APPLETON

Banker and Paper Manufacturer Sum-
moned After Long illness.
Appleton, Wis, April IS. - Henry
d. Smith, former president: OF the
Wisconsin Bankers association and
treasurer Of the Wisconsin Traction,
Heat. Light and Power company,
president Of the Riverside Fiber and
Paper company. died at his home In
This city yesterday at the age Of six
ty-seven years. after a lingering ILL
ness.
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WOUNDED BOY DIES.
10 Victim Of Shooting In Railroad
Camp.

10 Victim Of Shooting In Railroad
Camp.
Beatrice, Neb, April "a. - Clyde
Price. eleven years old. stepson OF
Frank Weisner, shot at Wymore Sat
urday by Bertruci, an Italian railroad
iaborer. died yesterday.
Bertruci, who was threatened last
night by mob. was rescued by Sher.
In Trude, and brought to Beatrice.
where he is now in the county jail
under guard.
After he had been taken away, the
angry crowd Of 400 Wymore men at
tackled the Italian railroad camp and
drove the foreigners from the town,
warning them not to return. The
crowd then set fire to bunk cars oc.
cupied by the laborers.
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Attorney Asks $4,000 Fec.

Eau Claire. WIS.,, April Is. - John
Wickham OF this city. for his services
as special assistant counsel for the
city in the two and half years liti-
cation to get possession of the water
works plant. which litigation came out
successfully for the city, has rendered
a bill of $4,000.
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Storm Wrecks Buildings.

Texarkana, Ark, April 2s.-A Sec
ond storm Of extraordinary severity.
attended with q heavy fall of rain and
hail. yesterday destroyed number Of
small buildings In Texarkana and In
the surrounding country played havoc
with growing crops and plantation
cabins. The only casualty SO far re-
ported 10 the injury to Marshal Puri-
foy of Texarkana.
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Glib. Demands 100000

New York, April %. = George w.
Gibbs Of Brooklyn. who was mistaken
for q fugitive Spaniard from Cuba
and detained for twenty-three days at
Georgetown, British Guinea. has filed
. claim for 100000 against the Brit
ish colony with the state department
Ut Washington.
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Bio birthday Cake for pepsw.

New York, April ga great birth
day cake. sparkling with seventy. Ave
candles and garnished with an equal
number OF new pennies. was present
ed to Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew last
night at a dinner 10 honor of his sew
enty-fifth birthday. at the Montauk
club. Brooklyn.
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Shoots Wife; Kills Self.

Detroit. Mich. April 27.-Benjamin
Kraft shot his wife. probably fatally.
last night at boarding house. wound
ed the landiady In the arm, fired wild.
ly at the police who arrived on the
scene and then committed suicide.
The shooting resulted from divorce
proceedings.