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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-02

Tn, most complicated vo,,A
,aon,.. raus' tie . work Of Louis Leroy. givo, ,o'
~ twenty-five different indicatIon.s s''T' =,
M mas ,o,,, Two dial'' and the mechanism
pieces. 80 ulneren'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-02
Notice.

Inc regular annual meeting OF the
p.,,. 5r.'ono.ae's Of the Capital NationaI
sank of Salem, for the election o,
u.g'Ilo's' ,..'. will be held at It's bans.
'os , nou e. in Salem, Oregon. Tue
'"y' January II, 1909. ar 2 o,.Io,,.
D. m. JOs 4, . .''-''
l4-lw '''''
Cashier
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-02

Have you ever noticed how o,,....
some men see a full house" yet !,
Is hard work to get them tn no',ao
'na' II Is their time to ante -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-02
ALASKA {HEE CHEAT COUNTRY
A New Book BY Mrs, Ella Hig-
ginS0n,. the P0eteSS OF
Washington,

Alaska. the Great Country" is
the latest work from the pen and
brain OF Ella Higgonson. II is also
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-02
CAPITAL RAKERv

noS Court street, Newkirk pro.
s,ops' Bread, Cakes, Pies ana on
1' ,os o' Pastries Cookies, etc. watch
opsoor cUG our wagon. Phone s5A 60, 1,on
''ue's delivered on short notice. special
ll-l9-tf.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-02

In Austria and France the proyls.
ION OF rescue apparatus in mines IS
made sompulsory.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-02
RAILROAD TIME rsn,

ibBLE
Time Gard No. "a, Southern p.,,.
o., Effective Sunday, Aus y, !
1908. Y
Toward Portland. Posso,
No. l6'--6'lJ a. m.--oregoS !,
press. e'n q
No. 1S-8:40 a. m.-Cottaso
passenger. ee ufoV
No. 12.-2:45 p. m.--Rosebu,.
senger. ulg
No. 14-9:13 p. m, port,,o,
press. Y
Toward Portland, FreI,h
No: 222.-6;O p. Portland u
freight. '""u 4
No. 226.--l0. 40-1l:2S n M
freight. -'.
Toward san Francisco. pos,o..
No. 11.-11:03 a. m.-Ro,'g
passenger.
No. 17.--6!46 p. Cotlaqe n.
passenger. '' VI
No. 15-9:56 p. m.-Caliiornl,
press.
No. 1851 a. m.-San Fra,
co express. %
Toward San Francisco, Rrc,,n
No. 221.-2:43 a. PortlapSt
freight.
No. 225.-11:2S a. m.--way t,..
OREGON ELECTRIC RAIJEs
Time Gard Effective Nov A. a,
For: Il,
Portland and intermediate.
Local. go. 6:i0u
Portland-Hillsboro and in
termedlate, Local .....S:I,,I
Portland and intermediate,
Local ..''.. ....,..11;l5AaI
Portland and intermediate.
Local. ''''''.'. .....1:i0 pll
Portland-Tualatin and Hills
boro. Limited .......s:05b,
Portlahd-Hillsboro and In
termedlate, Local ....4:OO
Portland and intermediate,
Local ...... ...... .6,20 IA
Portland and intermediate.
Local ............ ...S:4O D,
from; ArriV
Portland and intermediate.
Local '''... ......,..S;25 an
Portland-Hillsboro and in.
termedlate, Local ...1O:OO anil
Portland, Hillsboro and
Tualatin, Limited ....1O:5O am
Portland and intermediate,
Local ..,... .......1:0Op ON
'ortland-IIlllsboro and In
termediate, Local ....4'OO pn.
Portland and intermediate.
Local '.'..',.,, .....,b:f5 pm
Portland and intermediate,
Local '.'.. ........,N'9O pm
PORTLAND and intermediate,
Local '......... o.. 1910 pm
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-17
COMMERCIAL MIN o,IReANiz;:EI|

CINCINNATI, Nov. rllig
nent Organization OF tthe seer ftes q
commercial bodies of the mi ddia We
viii DO perfected at "a meeting CON
n,enceI in Cincinnati today.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-17
,LEeAL ADVERTISEMENT.
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE no
SOLICIT ORDERS FOR SPIRIT
GUS LIQUORS..

FRO Whom it May Concern; i.
lILrIIhaIm ndersigned does Hereby make
application Ito the County Court OF
i Aiaqtor County West Virginia, for q
license to solicit or receive orders by
1.-THE undersigned or his agent in person
aurtsptritpus liquors, wine, porter: ale
fnrabeeYpptany drink Of like nature
dpnl theI balance of the year expiring
iJnne seth 1870, as required by section
s6E af chapter G8 OF the Acts of 1908.
kIsThe. name and residence OF the ap'
.lp1ioant7s isg Nick Piscionere, Everson'
:NTest Virginia.
T;h Thelpla9ei OF business for which the
nltcense6 ID Graquired is Marion County,
Incorporated City Or
Town therein. The applicant Is U citi'
zen OF Htaly of the town OF Caulonin In
the Province OF Reggie, and has not
and does not intend to apply Tor q
license to do business except as above
z indicated. -
Given under my hand this the 9th
day OF November. 1909, 81
JOHN F. PHILLIPS. IN II &
Clerk at the County, Court OF Morton
5l County, West Virginia. q. y IA n
ssN6v. 1BlT24 Dec. i: a + ~ n, s.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-17

From this little DO k twill be Learned Sthat -
sPierce's medicines contain no alcohol natcpt-5
is mineral agents or other poisonous ot niulioHs
agents and that they are made from native
email roots Of great value; also that some ot
most valuable ingredients contained in Drs Percsss
Fayoritc Prescription for veal, nervous. over
worked, rundown, nervous and debiltsses Won
en- were employed long years ago, by the Indians
for similar ailments affecting their squaws. Tn
one Of the most valuable medicinal plants;
into the composition Of Dr. PierceSs Fayo9Tt rs
scription was known to the Indians as SdgsNgs
Wesd.,k Our knowledge Of the uses ct sns,k Us
fdwof BUR valuable natIy nasdien y
was gained from the Indians. SSS
successes. the Eavorite Pres scrip ton ls aS
Gornaally functions, correcting disp
egercoming painful period tonis ssp The
81 lisilth. Spld allls less nlsslisl'aes'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-17
PRACTICE AT NIGHT.
CUnfon Associa leu fress.0

NEW LONDON, Conn, Nov. IA
novel and highly interesting expert
ment in target practice will be made
tonight at Fort Terry, Plum Island,
when the 3.inch batteries will fire
t1lirty-eight shots at a n1ovins target
Illuminated by powerful searchllEhts.
The projectiles will be fitted with the
Senrple shell tracer, SO that their
course can be followed during tho
entire fight.
have been fired at night in the De
Dartment of the East, and several
prominent officers of the artillery
branch OF the service from Governor
island and Washington are expected
to witnes the experiment. The 1876
Company at Fort H. G. Wright. Fish
Ier,s Island. recently established rec
ord for 3-inch guns, firing slxteer
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-17

lauMBER OR hpoATAfa1 pEetsl
SONS HANDED poNtlf 9
STATE JUpeE

Il soFEA hi TON Joy. Is
max d Ian Supreme curt decl:
ntS BEEN rendered
iii 11iams:
/ stltet tsIphn Medley, from Mef-
rifpdunty RAJ irTned.
Harvey On lGutter, from Barbour
p1StT1 E1lifpett &. u IA
Bn0ndgepR pbinson: !,
WailHiRn l89s 1Ioge, from Marshall
buntyI as .ssss5s5
sHarfsNaJharisfn, trustee, from Ran
1lph nunntyt reversed and remand 40
1. llGeglsss 70 w
BysJMdgeS Miller:
Is StIrec5YsSB woodward, admir-. from
| firt eTeverse1 and new 3Fl lsatl
FBrailey. admr.. VS.. Tidawater Coal
and Coke Company. from MdLoWea g,
tcounty: reversed, new trial aWaFaea
w WaIbrecht ". Hoibroolt, ct al.
from Mcdowell county; reversed ana
rSsnhnded-
By Judge Brannon:
Seward VS.. American Car C1ompany
ltrom Cabefl county; Judgment re
svfrSed. :
cgosier VS.. Brown, from Monroe
..ruuuty; decree reversed
Duffy VS.. Currence, from tWeiaeer
county; decree reversed.
L,y Judge PofienfbaTger:
Beclwith VS.. Laing, from Halelgn
county: reversed and remanded-
Taylor ct AL, VS.. Taylor. a'Eafr.
Ifrom Calhoun county; modified ant
affirmed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-17
EunERAL OF ELlAu WARD
Took place From the Residence a
Huttonsville on Monday.

The funeral Of Mr.. Elihu Ward: a
prominent citizen Of Huttonsville
whose death occurred on Sunady morn
ing, took place on Monday afternoon
firm the residence at Huttonsvil1e. The
funeral was largely attended, many
being there from Beverly, Elkins anq
MiDgo, as well as other sections: Ths
deceased Is survived by q VIE and
nine children, one daughter, Mrs; =.
w. polling, OF this city. Mrs. Polling
was at the bedside Of her father for
several days prior to his DEATH
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-17
a MAN s. Is As oLp5As he FEELS

"a MAN IS AS oLptAs He FEELsH
Is an old saying, but ueyert heless true.
when tine arteries begin TO harden py
Tie deposit OF mineral matter from the
blood, the resili encyr OF the blood YES.
sells is destroyed and the ctrcup<l ~ gu
becomes poor and. sluggish:
Keep the blood rich and pure anu
the circulation good by supplying 10
It Iron and other necessary eaeine aaS,
nie In in this vicinity only realized how
Wnacr, would restore their strength
ar NJ vitality We would be unable to
supply Hhe demand
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-17
pAlRYiMEN IN SESSION.

CEDAR RAPgEs, Iowa. Nov. IL
,owas claim as one OF the foremost
dairying States of the Union is Mstl.
1ed nv the attendance and interest," az
he thirty third annual session OF inu
iowa State Dairy conNenc:on. WHICH
will extend Through tine next thIec
dyas. Many 'fne specimens on aails
hraeds arc on exhibition.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-17
MEDLEY 70 HANG
Supreme Court Arms Death seiteIis
Of Negro Murderer Of White
Man:

CHARLESTON, w. Ma; Nov. y
John Medley, colored, Will 11a1 10
tile nnlrIer of Medley Shannon; n iltte'
at a negro festival in lMereer count
July, 1905. The SipFefre Court sgaA
terday atfirn1ed the death sente &c ign
posed by the crfmGual court Of ALerce
county. n m
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-17

we'll and reasonable obeclons OF
the more intelligent medicinal compounds
Dr. Pierce O. decided to
make bold ronth
makers Of pmedicin INV
ndop whole tul
complete the composition OF
celeb medcin
patrons ana patenls
into his removed MS
icines among doubtful merits aga
nLaced chem making
remedies GOMpOSITIOM BY this bold step Dfs
OF such exceAence
fhat he Is not AFRAID fullest scrutiny
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-17

Not only does the wrapper Of every bottle 81. Pr:
Percc's Golden Medical Discovery, the famous
medicine for weak stomach torpid liver OF bilious
ness and ali catarrhal diseases wherever located.
have printed upon it in plain English, a,tun and
complete list of all the Ingredients composing IT,
but small book has been compiled from .numer-
Gus standard medical works, of all the different
schools Of practice, containing very numerous ea
medicine, endorsing inths stronge,t possible tt,ts,
each and every ingredient contained in DR. Pierce s;
medicines. One Of these little books will be mailed
free to any one sending address on postal eard5or
sbyletter to DIR. r. VI Pierce, Buffalo, N.Y ndi
requesting the same.
y Asamade up by3improyed and vet
most efficient rernsd for ulating
AS prolapsus aBteYe rsion and retrcysr sioHl
\ nerves and bring about u Spsrtset
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-17
I,wennIMc ,RiELLs RING TO-DAY.

I" b1AsS
NErW YORK. Now 1.-TWO we'd
dinrs interested the Fashionable tok
T the metropolis to-day. MISS Bea
trice. w. Benjannin.a granddtaus nteF
Of the late Henry H. Rogers. Inc
Standard iCil mfgnate, became une
lfride OF Alexander D. b. Pratt.
mnrIinent club rHan AMI son OF Datlas
Pache pratt. The ceremony was per
formed IN st. Thton1s' Church, in F!ttl
avenue, and was followed by a .recep'
ton. ana.
Madafeine Teress Kuser. gran1<id augf'
ter of Peter Doolger. a brewer %Iose
Der may nave played Patr III I ITGs
\ in gNew Y orlk fantous. to Bentley Het .
bert Pope. The Astor Gaiiery OF ~, Lits
Waldorfr Astoria was tran stornled in ns
a chapel, and lheretwo clergJmen as
s,s S.e;l IA tihe tyin7 of the knot. The
Ihoneynloon Will he spent in the west
Indies.
MTT:RORD. N. HI Nov. 17.-Miss
Hazel Ellen Mclxrae, daughter OF for
mon. Gov. and Mrs. john McLane, VIII
ltn1lav become the bride OF john Alex
anIer CLARK. The groom is q Dart'
monlth graduate and with George SNIP.
Law another DarAmouitn man, both Of
class 19ns, clinbedlto the top Of Pixies
Pean. Colorado, one night last June
lThey applied to Howard A. Robinson,
keeper OF the Summit House, the no.
ltet 1T the tctp Of the famous mountain;
fr n room, and "a, quarrel arose over
the price for LODGING for the night,
RGbfngos1 ordered the young men ON
lof The lrlsce N1ntllf drew q noliceniau, !
eh5b. The young mem tried to take = :!
and In the trouble Rob!nson was ny
over the .ileed with 'the club three
Zines. Clark and shfpley were az
resteJ c1lraged with assault with ":
Itent 'tonl1ll. but finally prosecution Wa
dropped. $3.50
CHICAGO. No9 17..John Arch
Ibald lStevensona . tweaItnY eINDI n.aLI
; today claimed as his bride Miss
phoebe Fcloels. daalgttte r of the former
. EfonSntrolIer OF the Currency. and
: marked the occasion by giving her "a
wedding present the beautiful coun
4 tw estate ait Icon6nowoc, Wis, q
lwhicii James H. FcSels aaI spent Z
ioturne before he lieds le-T.ntg an es
tate malch sIhort a. hts liabilities. Mr
Stevenson purchased the place am
. much Of its Furnishings, thus Saving
, Iit for the bride Of today. +
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-13
CAR HEATER SETS BOA AFIRE.
Flames From Under Seat Flash
Around Woman's Neck.

NEW YORK, December 1.-THE feath-
err boa Of an extensively gowned woman
caught fire from one of the under-seat
heaters Of a street car in Amsterdam
avenue near 77th street, and in an in
slant the wrap was destroyed The part
of her veil where it was tied at the
back of her hat was also destroyed, but
the woman, whose identity was not learn
ed, escaped injury
But for the quick work of man. her
escort. she might have been burned Sc
verely
AS the fire leaped up from the end of
the boa that hung over the edge of the
car seat the woman screamed. The IRE
flashed up to her neck, around her neck
and down the other side. All that was
left Of the boa, a smoldering string, was
pulled off her shoulders. and her escort
smothered the flames that We're consum-
ing the veil.
The woman and the man continued
their southwark journey in the car and
they did not leave it until Madison
Square was reached. Efforts to obtain
their names failed.
Other passengers in the car after the
burning of the boa, especially several
women kept galncing at Their garments
ard moving uneasiy. as if they half ex-
pected a like occurrence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-13
M0SLEMS TO MEET
Conference of Leaders to Be
Held in Cairo in 1911.
WOULD STRENGTHEN FAITH
General Unrest in the Mohammedan
Countries.
INFLUENCE OF AMERICANS
Effect of the Work of Missionaries
and Physicians From the
United States in Arabia.
INFLUENCE OF AMERICANS
By WILLIAM F.. CURTIS,

By WILLIAM F.. CURTIS.
Written for The star and the Chicago Record
Herald.
committee under the presidency of
the Sheikh Selim el-Bshri, chancellor OF
Al-Azhar University in Egypt. has called
a conference of the leaders of the Moslem
faith to meet at Cairo on the 10th safar,
1920, according to their calendar, which
means February, 1911, in the Christian
calendar. The movement is in charge
of 'the committee Of the Islamitic con-
gress.' Its headquarters are at Cairo,
at the ancient university founded by
Saladin, and circulars have been issued
to the different branches of Islam
throughout the world giving the reasons
for calling conference, and inviting
them to send delegates. The program
has not yet been made public, but the
circular announces that all questions of
contemporary politics will be avoided, and
the delegates will be asked to make sug-
gestions and consider plans for promoting
the tranquility of Islam and strengthen
ing the faith of its believers.
There is geneAs@ unrest in all the
Mohammedan countries, and three Mo-
hammedan monarchs have been driven
from their thrones within the last year
or two-the Sultan of Turkey, VINO is the
nominal head of the faith; the Sultan of
Morocco. who claims divine ancestry, and
the Shah of Persia. In Turkey and in
Persia, absolute monarchies have been
abolished and liberal monarchies, with
constitutions and representative parlia-
ments, have taken their places. In each
of these countries the Sherif-el-1slam, the
recognized ecclesiastical authority, has
accepted the constitution, has consented
to the dethronement of the sultan and
the shah, and is now participating with
zeal and apparent sincerity in the new
order of things. This is the most extraor-
binary fact in all the strange events that
have taken place in the Moslem world,
because the Sultan of Turkey was the
recognized padishah. the head of the
church, the successor of Mahomet, and
the custodian of the sacred relics of the
prophet. The ease and readiness with
which the high priests consented to his
dethronement illustrates the loose con-
ditiOn of affairs in Islam.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-13
Judge COTS Son INDICATED.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, December 13.-The
Attorney General of the United States
has dismissed proceedings against Guy ID.
Golf, a prominent lawyer of this city, in
connection with alleged coal land frauds
In Colorado. according TO information re-
ceived in Milwaukee. Mr.. Goff is son of
United States Circuit Judge Nathan Golf
of West Virginia. He was indicted with
other former stockholders of the Wis
consin Coal Company about two years
ago. The defendants won in the United
States district court and the government
appealed. The dismissal of further pro-
ceedings is complete vindcation Of Mr..
Golf. No action has been taken as to the
other defendants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-13
WIRELESS WIZARDS FEAT
USES IRON BED AS MEDIUM OF
COMMUNICATION.
Takes Messages From Distant Cities
With Small Proportion Of
Ordinary Apparatus.

New YORK, December IL. Hail a
new wireless wizard-a man who draws
down messages from the ambient by way
of an iron bed; who, as he lies in bed,
can listen to messages from Philadelphia,
Wilmington, De-; Bridgeport. Conn, and
other fairly distant cities, using only a
small portion of the apparatus usually
employed
+. n. Pickerill. day wireless operator
at the Waldorf-Astoria, is the new won
der, who has apparently solved the secret
of elective tuning in other words dis
covered dependable method of prevent
ing all Interference between two wireless
stations. Pickerill has contrived a
tuner of such delicacy that no aerials
the high steel towers-or antennae-the
parallel wires that connect the towers
are necessary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-13
No Christmas Gifts to Teachers

HAGERSTOWN, Md. December ID
Following a custom that has been in vogue
for several years. the school commission
ers of Washington county will this year
enforce the order prohibiting teachers ac-
cepting Christmas gifts from their pupils.
The board has also passed an order pro-
hibiting teachers from soliciting from pu-
pills donations of any kind for any nsti-
tuition or purpose whatever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-13
Fought Fire With Mud at Tangiers

TANGIERS ISLAND, Md. December
ia fire Of unknown origin broke out
in the store of Henry l.. Disc & Co. and
spread to the dwellings occupied by
Joshua Disc and Henry Crockett, destroy
ing all of them. But for the good work
of volunteers. who formed a bucket bri-
gade. considerable more damage would
have resulted. The homes Of Henry Disc,
Rev Crockett. William Parks and others
nearby were saved from the flames. Wa
ter being scarce. black mud was used by
the firefighters with good effect,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-13
Robber Fired Barn Near Roanoke

ROANOKE, Va. December 13.-The
barn OF Willard Snyder. supervisor Of
roads of Botetourt county. was destroyed
by fire. burning all his grain and hay. as
well as three hogs aggregating 1.2O0
pounds in weight. The fire was caused
from a match lighted by a man who
was caught stealing corn from the barn
He escaped. The loss is about 81 200,
with $50 insurance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-13
Will Send Taft White Postum,

TOWNSVILLE. ". Va. December ID
Reason Stewart. our expert hunter and
trapper. has .'ketched" what will make
the occupant of the White House sparkle
with joy. With his faithful dog he landed
a white possum and intends sending il 10
President Taft Every one who knows
anything about possums knows the white
species are rare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-13
North German N lloyd

Large, Fast and Luxurious Twin
Express and Passenger Steamships
Equipped With Wireless and Submarine signals.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BREMEN.
Express Sailings Tuesdays at 10 AN.
Geeilie Dec. Il Pr. Fried With Jan, -
kais. VIM. H.. Jan. Al kronprinz VIM. an 25
BREMEN DIRECT.
Twin-screw Sailings Thursdays at 10 AM.
Neckar Sat, Dec !s p. Irene. 80. Dec. 80
GiBRALTAR-NAPLES-G
Mediterranean Sailings Saturdays at IL AM.
Barbarossa. Jan. 81 iir kurfuerst Feb )
Berlin new. Jan. % X. Albert. =. Feb IL
'Omts Algiers. fOrient cruise
Independent Around the world Tours.
Travellers Checks Good All Over the World.
Apply OELRICHS & CO.. General Agents,
BROADWAY. NEW YORK
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1887 F ST. NV.
e. F. DROOP & SONS CO.. s25 PA AVE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-13
NONE THERE TO HELP HIM
Came Home Late and Probably
Stumbled Over the Animal.
BODY IS FOUND BY SISTER
Victim Disliked by Vicious Brute,
Which Had Attacked Him and
Others Before.

NEW YORK. December 13.-ReN. TIE
Scheuermans big brindle bull terrier. has
given trouble In the fve-story apartment
house at 3io West l2ath street for several
months. The Scheucrmans have owned
him ever since they moved into a fourth
floor fat two years ago, and he was a.
ways gentle until last summer. Then ap-
parently he turned crusty and attacked
a small hoy in the street outside tho
apartment house.
A few days later Carl Limpert, Mrs.
Scheuermans middle-aged brother came
downstairs 10 Mrs. Deveau, the janitor s
wife. on the ground floor, with his hand
torn and covered with blood.
The dog attacked me I'm our apartment
while ] was Enchanting him. | wasn't
doing anything 10 hurt him." Limpert
said.
Limpert was always reluctant 10 have
much to do with the dog after that. Tho
Scheuerman family consisted OF Imperl.
his sister, Mrs. Emma Scheuerman, who
is widow and owns Rex. and Louise
Scheucrman, Mrs. Scheuerman ) dauch-
ter The women have taken the dog out
daily recently on a chain for his airinGs
In the fiat 1T slept on a mat in the corner
of the dining room.