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give William J. Bryan rousing recep-
ton when he visits the Alaska-You-
kon- Pacific exposition next month.
sporting goods manufacturer is men,
sporting goods manufacture, is men,
toned as a possible candidate to sue
coed United States Senator Flint of
California.
1t is reported that Governor burke
of North Dakota may become a can
didate for a third term if the demo-
cratic party of his state desires that
he run again
Congressman Nicholas Longworth
and former Secretary of the Interior
James Garfield are mentioned pos
sibIe candidates for United States sem
ator to succeed Charles Dick of Ohio.
with the primary election but nine
months off. candidates of both parties
are lining up in North Dakota in an
ticipation of what promises to be
! free-for-aIl contest for the governor
ship.
| Colonel ". P. Hepburn. for many
years representative in congress Of
the Eighth Iowa district and author of
the famous Hepburn railroad rate bill,
has announced his permanent retire
ment from politics.
In the state campaign now on in
/ Maryland. the amendment to the con-
stitution to disfranchise colored voters
is the issue that is attracting most
notice The outcome of the contest is
| regarded as important not alone for
the effect on the political situation in
Maryland. but for its bearing on the
general question of Acknowledgement
of the colored voter. If Maryland fails
to adopt the Acknowledgement plan. It
will be taken as an encouraging sign
by colored voters in states farther
south.
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THE CREAM OF THE
Morning News
BANKERS.

BANKERS.
Observers hail consolidation of Con-
tinental National bank and American
Trust and Savings bank as indication
j. ogden Armour will succeed to late
f. H. Harriman's position in finance.
James J. Hill warns bankers of ma
ton that decline in agriculture is men
ace to prosperity.
Controller of Currency Murray tells
bankers conscientious work by exam
iners makes guaranty unnecessary.
Vice President sherman attends
bankers convention.
George NJ. Reynolds in address be-
fore American Bankers association
advocates formation of central bank
capitalized at 100000. 900.
TAFT.
President in Boston makes first of
hundreds Of speeches he is to make
throughout country.
President Taft starts this morning
on his tour of country.
Chief Of Police Steward issues in
structions for Taft day.
President Taft has succeeded in end
ing Ballinger- Pinchot battle.
CHICAGO.
Chief Stewart demands strfcter
watch on west side Ievee.
Young woman found dead near La
Grange thought to be suicide. mystery
surrounds case.
Kenilworth to impose heavy fines on
auto speeders.
Settlement of street car wage con-
troversy virtually agreed on by Inter
national President Mahon.
Miss Rebecca Holmes, charity work
er. will assume similar duties in Provi-
dence.
Doctors divide on question of spread
of disease through public watering
places for horses.
DOMESTIC.
United states government will in
sist that foreign nations observe
| treaties on white slaves"
Provisions of Hartman will read to
members of family at Arden.
President of railroad sued for di-
vorce blames family's conversion to
theosophy.
J. p. Morgan, jr.. elected TO director
ate of National city bank; Wall street
( interests move as indicating alliance
with standard Oil group Of financiers
French hnancier goes TO PittsburF
to be shown on value of steel mills
POLAR TALK.
Cooks friends reJoiced by news tina
only one Eskimo accompanied Pear.
at Pole.
Peary again charges that Cook nevei
saw north pole.
FOREIGN.
Professor George Dorsey tells o
beauties Of southern seas and uglines
of western Australia
Santos -Dumont makes another high
in his small aeroplane.
NEW YORK;.
) Hearing in Wyoming coal lands cas-
begun.
Replica of first steamboat navigate
by Robert Fulton given official spec
trial.
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HARD WORK WILL WIN.


buncombed
their that
the would down Moth
"a that
from the The
dco this when F. scha announced his candidacy that
the ticket would demon
gratifying
manifested equaled
bed for the republican
machine
a
wakaway There
goodbye hopes
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HE Is AM ABoMINATIoN IN TIE FLEsH.


father,
al penalty with his life
public
the Standard Oil terrific force of compressed
Of
children all the deca
OF a
is a
Stupidity
practical joke The
satisfaction the of
yellow streak somewhere
methods somebody
that of the
seated And all of
humor satisfaction
pity himself The innocent by
practical
la a
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Trial Calendar


Jury Cases-CtVii.
Third Tuesday. Sept. IS:
1855 Hoffman vs.. Hammond Boiler
Works
3035 Leader VS. Kickenapp.
s439 Knickerbocker VS.. Hanrahan.
1881 Ahlborn VS.. c.. !. & L Railway.
4oS1 Moore vs. C, I. & L Railway.
40S2 Moore vs.. c.. & L Railway.
Third Wednesday, Sept. %:
1929 Bebb VS. Jacobson.
4264 Zabana VS. Republic l. & S. Co.
1851 Gregovich VS.. Hartgreave.
437S Olment vs.. G. H. Hammond Co.
Third Thursday, Sept 80:
1894 Beaubien, adm vs.. Inland
steel Co.
AIS Finch & Co VS.. Sears.
44s7 Spear. adm. VS.. Republic 1. &
$ co.
1898 Armour & Co. vs.. Przymusin-
ski
Third Friday. Oct. I:
1919 Bebb VS.. Jacobson.
1857 Bedford vs.. Cohen ct al.
1856 Fedorko VS.. Mosnu.
1914 Dobos VS.. Cherry
Fourth Tuesday. oct. >:
1863 c. L. s & 5 3. Railway Va.
Rose.
1912 B. r Mrg & NJ. Co. vs.. zier-
leyn-
1872 B. & r. Brig & NJ Co. vs. Ma
rovich
1917 B. K r Brig & NJ Co. vs.. Cvi-
ianovich.
Fourth Wednesday. Oct 6:
1897 B. & r. Brig & NJ Co vs. Trbo-
vich.
4719 Lasssr vs.. samansky.
4725 G. /, S. & S. B. Railway VS..
Reynolds.
1850 Forbes vs.. FAIRY
1863 Jurgens Us. Holm.
Fourth Thursday, oct. Z:
1909 Independent Brig. Asso VS..
Greenwood.
1923 Broginton VS.. Bowman.
| 1926 Murphy VS.. Bryan
1881 Tremplewski VS. Indiana Steel
Co.
Fourth Friday. Oct S:
/ 1872 Grylewicz VS.. Bilkovic
1856 Cohen vs. Mauger
1885 Wheeling Cor. Co. VS.. Marks.
| 1899. Wagner VS.. Delaney.
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THIS DATE IN HISTORY.

1776-The British, under Howe, entered
New York City.
1S17-Henry s. FrieZe, third president
OF the University OF Michigan born
in Boston. Died in Ann Arbor, De-
cember 7, 1889.
1S34-william II Crawford. statesman,
who was the regular nominee OF the
democratic party for president in
1924. died in Ebert county. Geor-
gia. Born in virginia, Feb. "a. 1872.
1s56-Three regiments Of Missourians
marched to attack Lawrence, Kan
1S57-Clark Bissell. governor OF con-
nectitcut from 1s47 to iS49, died IN
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THIS is MY 5IsT BIRTHDAY.
G. w. MIckernhnm.

George w Wickersham, attorney
general of the United States was born
In Pittsburg. Pa. Sept. Is. 1858. After
taking an engineering course at Lehigh
he decided upon law career and enter
ed the law department OF the University
of Pennsylvania. He graduated with
the degree of l.. l. b. in 1850. He es-
tablished himself in Philadelphia as a
lawyer. but went to New York in 1882
and became a member of the firm OF
Chamberlain. Carter & Hornblower In
1887 he became partner of Strong &
Cadwalader and was a prominent cor
poration lawyer when made attorney
general
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Norwalk. Born in Lebanon. Conn.
in 1872.
l8s2-Harper's Ferry was captured By
the confederates
fSSS-Public inaugural exercises at the
University of Texas
l8S6-Miehigan College of Mines open
ed for the reception of students.
l9OS-The republicans renominated
Governor Hughes Of New York.
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IN POLITICS

Governor John A. johnson of Mime
sofa says he is convinced that the
next congress will inevitably be demo-
cratic.
Governor Frank B. Weeks of Con-
Recticut has made formal announce
ment that he will not be candidate
for denomination next year
SEATTLE democrats are preparing to
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Political Announcements
HAMMOND.
Editor Times:

Editor Times:
Please announce, through the medium
of The Times, that 1 will be a candidate
for the republican nomination for
mayor of Hammond at the primaries,
whose date is to be announced by the
republican city central committee.
f. RICHARD sCHAAF.
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JERNBERG.
Editor, Times:

Editor, Times:
VIII you please add my name TO the
list of candidates running for ofnce IN
East Chicago and Indiana HarbOr, sub
iect to the republican primaries. L am
out for alderman of the seventh ward
JOHN w. CALVIN.
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Editor Times.

Editor Times:
You Will please announce through
your columns that / will be candl-
date for the Office Of city Judge on the
republican ticket, at the republican
city primaries, which are to be an
nounced by the republican city Organi-
zation.
e. G. sPROAT.
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HONESTLY now, ladies', get your
fall shopping done as soon as posi-
BILE, because we men are going to be
too busy electing mayors shortly to
pay much attention to new lids.
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Editor, Timess

Editor, Timest
wish through the columns of your
paper to announce my candidacy for
the republican nomination for alder
man of the fifth ward In East Chicago,
according to the wishes of the nOmi-
mating primaries.
THOMAS MAUGER.
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EAST CHICAGO.

Editor, Times:
You may announce my name a
candidate for the republican, nominal
tiOn for mayor of East Chicago, sub
Ject to the decision of the republican
primaries.
t. VI. c. HEMBROFF.
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Editor Times.

Editor Times:
wish to announce through the me-
dunn of The Times TINT / will he a
candidate for nomination for the office
of judge on the republican ticket, sub
iect to the coming primaries.
b. w. HENDERSON.
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ONE thing you can't help but like
about Honest Abe Ottenheimer, he
always wears that ineffably sweet
childlike, innocent smile. If some
body painted Corinthian capital on
Abe's Doric brow with a hoof, Abe
would smile.
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Editor, TImess

klUINUT, IEHttBs
You may announce my name a. a
candidate the republican ticket for
the office of city clerk of Hammond,
subject to the republican nominating
primaries. PETER RIPLEY.
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WILLIAM sIENTZER.
Editor Times.-

Editor Tfmes:-
l wish through your columns TO an
nOuncc that / will be candidate for
the republican nomination for alder
man-at-IarGe in East Chicago, subject
to the republican primaries.
GEORGE RUDACKo.
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Editor Times,

Editor T9mess
Kindly say in your paper that L will
be candidate for the republican nom
nation for alderman from the sixth
ward, subject to the decision of the
coming republican primaries.
DANIEL KALMAN.
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Editor. Times,

Editor. Times;
Kindly announce my name as a can
didate for the republican nomination ms
nldermnD-at-lnrEe to succeed myself,
before the coming republican primaries.
w. ID. NEWMAN.
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ASK THE PEOPLE WHO ADvER-
rTSE IN THE TIMES WHETHER 1T
PAYS Oh NOT. IF THEY SAY 1T
DOESN'T, DON'T ADVERTISE.
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Editor Times.

Editor FINEST
BY means of this notice 1 hive the
pleasure of announcing myself ms n
candidate for city treasurer for the
city of Hammond, subject to the COM
ing republican primaries.
PAUL b. LIPINSI<L
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Editor, Times,

Editor, TImest
Please announce mg name as a cnn-
didate for the office of nIderman-nt-
large the republican ticket, subject
TO the outcome of the East Chicago re-
publican primaries.
MONROE r. sCHOCK.
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Editor Times.

Editor, Times.
wish. through your columns to an
nOunce TO the republicans of East Chi
cage that l will be candidate for al
dermnn from the sixth ward I'm East
Chicago, subject to the wishes of the
party.
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Editor Times.

Editor Times:
Please announce my name ms
candidate for aldermRn-at-large on the
republican ticket In East Chicago, sub
icct to the decision of the coming pri-
mnries.
AUGUST JERNBERG.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

wnp print all
to the when
not
Is ken to m
is in
o public at large
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Editor, ITmes9
You are at liberty to announce my
name ms a candidate for the republican
nomination for alderman from the sixth
ward in East Chicago. subject TO the
republican primaries.
JAMES KROUPA.
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Editor, FINEST

Editor, Times;
I desire through the medium of The
Lake County Times to make known
my candidacy for mayor of East Chi
cago, subject to the republican prt-
maries. ID. j. REID.
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Editor Times.

Editor Times;
VIII you please announce that 1 Will
be a candidate for the office of alder
man on the republican ticks from the
sixth ward, subject to the coming re-
publican primarfesf
A. VI. DICKSON.
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Editor Times:

Editor Times:
/ desire through your columns to an
Bounce that l will be candidate for
the republican nomination for alder
man In the Fifth ward, subject to the
republican primaries.
WILLIAM KOHL.
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So
THE let up in the Cook-Peary con-
troversy, explains the excess of heat.
Mr.. TAFT will not even hesitate in
Lake County-not even to take water
JUST slip over to Robertsdale and |
see how they take the Schaaf amour |
cement
BETTER fire up the Becker ma
chine and oil up the cogs. They'll
need it.
THE fights are going to be very in
teresting. Pardon us, but you'll no
tice the plural.
YOU can imagine what happened
when they bore the news to Mr.. Beck
err Oh you machine!
So
IF you have seen a pup hang onto a
bone, you will appreciate how those
Sox are hanging onto fifth place.
AND in the meantime Mr. Taft will
not have any chance for several weeks
to revise his golf score downward.
JOHN PAPP is not betting any
more fives that Hanly is governor of
Indiana. John needs the mazush.
IN the meantime don't forget that
the football fan and the silly senior
who sneers at the freshman, are with
us
MR. PEARY will not arrive in Gary
in time for the bankers convention.
nor. the federated league clubs meet
ing.
AMID all this excitement let us not
forget that womens hats are to be
smaller. Now let's find out about the
price.
KANSAS having prohibited the sale
of liquors on railway trains. we can
now expect a new crop of drouth
stories.
THE report that there are two ice
companies in this region who cannot
iclose their safe doors, is not generally
disputed.
AND mind you, the republicans arc
going to make it a BUSINESS cam
paign in Hammond, Gary and Eas
Chicago
THE dead woman found under ;
Gary building proved to be only deac
drunk. A distinction without a diff
ference.
LEAVE it to the republican part,
nowadays to leave no grass grow IN
der its feet in Gary, Hammond, Eas
Chicago or Indiana Harbor
? "a
THE sheet which cannot talk pol
tics without the use of intemperat
; Language has begun the usual disgust
; ing drivel to make itself heard
> -
NOW lot of republicans who thin
that the democrats are going to b
i nuts this fall, had better turn over o
I their backs and come out Of it,
+ THE name of the man who was a
> rested for stealing an auto in Han
d mond the other night. sounds like
q stone quarry going at full blast
WE understand there is a big Gro
I of herring this season. There will ais
Is be then big crop of sardine boxc
Is around the garbage pail in the BAG
Il alley
HONESTLY now, ladies', get yo,
fall shopping done as soon as poss
\ BILE, because we men are going to /
y too busy electing mayors shortly
pay much attention to new lids.
-
:. ONE thing you can't help but Ill
about Honest Abe" Ottenheimer, !
always wears that ineffably swe
childlike. innocent smile. If son
= body painted a Corinthian capital
: Abe's Doric brow with a hoof, Al
would smile
ADVERTISE AND ADvEHTTs
AGAIN IN THE TINES.
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WE understand there is a big crop
of herring this season. There will also
be then big crop of sardine boxes
around the garbage pail in the back
alley.
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polished writer Dr. Cook
criterion, there question who discovered the pole
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NOW lot of republicans who think
that the democrats are going to be
nuts this fall, had better turn over on
their backs and come out Of it.
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THE name of the man who was ar
rested for stealing an auto in Ham
mond the other night. sounds like a
stone quarry going at full blast.
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ADVERTISE AND ADVERTISE
AGAIN IN THE TINES.
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THE sheet which cannot talk poll
tics without the use of Incorporate
language has begun the usual disgust
ing drivel to make itself heard
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-15

African lakes
Teddy
ri you desire
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BLONDES OR BRUNETTEs.

blondes than
fatalities?
a she
in
the
of might picked
brunette the physical evidence him
that which this particular scientist has imposed himself
of
A. fathers whose
all this candidacy gossipFort
HAMMOND Super
building paper long as
aperEast
county
to
a courthouse All of which
polished writer DR. Cook
give Mr. Peay cards spades detail
criterion there is question who discovered the
>-as-
the African lakes
Teddy carp Caum
DR. COOK milk now IN
docks mp,
milk a pole
-ae-
happened to Abe?
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a milk IS per week We can now IN
any emn
milk al the pole
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LEAVE it to the republican party
nowadays to leave no grass grow I'M
der its feet in Gary, Hammond, East
Chicago or Indiana Harbor
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THE EsBAN (Kan) Times his
engine and laid for repairs Now really
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-15

THE dead woman found under a
Gary building proved to be only dead
drunk distinction without a diff
ference
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AND mind you, the republicans are
going to make it a BUSINESS cam.
paign in Hammond, Gary and East
Chicago.
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THE report that there are two ice
companies in this region who cannot
close their safe doors. is not generally
disputed.
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UP AND DOWN IN
Ind -A-N-A
KILLEn on MoNoN R. "a

An unidentified man leaped in front
of north-bound passenger train on
the c. l. & l. at Lee Station. east of
Rensselaer,, at 3 O'Clock Monday after
noon and was ground to pieces. The
mangled body was brought to an un-
dertaker's in this city and there viewed
by the coroner
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MR.. PEARY will not arrive in Gary
in time for the bankers convention.
nor the federated league clubs meet
ing
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-15

KANSAS having prohibited the sale
of liquors on railway trains. we can
now expect a new crop of drouth
stories.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-15

AMID all this excitement let us not
forget that womens hats are to be
smaller. Now let's find out about the
price.
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JOHN PAPP is not betting any
more fives that Hanly is governor of
Indiana. John needs the mazush.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-15

IN the meantime don't forget that
the football fan and the silly senior
who sneers at the freshman, are with
us
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AND in the meantime Mr.. Taft will
not have any chance for several weeks
to revise his golf score downward
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nov ATTACKED BY ROOSTER.

The 2-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Eccles OF Anderson was attacked
by vicious rooster Monday afternoon
and the child's scalp was badly LAGER
ated before the bird could be torn
away. Joe Moore. a neighbor the own
er of the rooster, will be prosecuted
for allowing it to run at large.
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STREE ON CITY HALL JOB.

Nonunion laborers will take the
places Of the striking unionists at the
new Indianapolis city hall building and
will be employed, if necessary, until
the structure is completed. Mayor
Bookwalter gave his ultimatum Sun
day Afternoon TO Building Trades
Council and the Painters union, init
mating that their demands appeared to
be an effort to use the city hall work
as a club to make Fertig & Kevers.
painting contractors. unionize their
shop
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Since his return from a western va
cation trip the political friends of
Caleb S. Denny. former mayor OF In
dianapolis. have so strongly urged him
to consider enterting the race for the
republican nomination for representa-
tive next year that he is said to be
favorably considering it, though he
would make no statement as to his
aspirations.
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IF you have seen pup hang onto
bone, you will appreciate how those
Sox are hanging onto fifth place.
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OBsERyE M,KINLEY nav,

What is known as Mckinley day wa.
celebrated at Eiwood Monday Seven,
teen years ago William Mckinley wai
in this city and started the tin plate
hot mills. AT that time 1t was an ex
pertinent, for there was no other plan
of the kind in the United States. Th'
prediction was that it would be a fail
ure, but the prediction was the failure
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DYNANzT'ED FISH.

Stricken suddenly with apoplexy
while at the telephone seeking infor-
nation concerning a fire at the home
stead of a brother-in law, Mrs. VIII r.
Mofatt ~ years old, lapsed into I'M
consciousness at the family dwelling in
Nora, Ind. about IL o'clock Sunday
morning and died at o'clock Sunday
evening