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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-08-19

Notice Of I Urinary Election
given
polling place precinct Latah
Idaho, primary will be held for the nomination candidates for
ea election be held on the stt day Of November 1910
Legislature providing
election shown below under the party designation and title
each office, to-wit:
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Dated Moscow Idaho, this 10Th August, AID
AXEL P. RAMSTEDT, Auditor, County,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-04-16
COMET WANDERER RETURNS.
Mysterious 1910 A" Seen Again BY
Government Astronomer.

Washington, d. c., April 13.-It's an
open season for comets now as j.. B.
Epps, assistant to Professor Asaph
Hall at the Naval Observatory. has
discovered. While looking for Halley's
comet, Epps flushed another, known
by the ignominous title of 1910 A.
This was first seen in South Africa
January IL, and has been an object
of interest to the men with the tele-
scopes ever since. Several weeks ago
it was very beautiful and the centre
world. Astronomers think that its
appearance about 80 degrees from
Halley's comet is merely an interest
ing coincidence.
In the course OF a few days the Hal
ley comet will be visible to the naked
eye, but it will be at a very incon-
yenient hour early in the morning and
then only for a few minutes.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-04-16
CADET OFFICERS
ARE SENT HOME
AS Result Of Meeting at Stanton Mil.
itary Academy Four Captains and
Eight Lieu enants are Fired.

stanton, Va, April 13.-Mutlny at
Staunton Military Academy yesterday
resulted in the expulsion of four cadet
captains and eight ~lieutenants. Forty
or fifty others left school out of SYM
pathy.
The cadets took things in their own
hands yesterday morning, broke bar
racks and took holiday all day, parad-
ing the streets in the rain, many OF
them with neither hats or coats on.
1t seems that it had been the GUS
tom of the school to give holiday on
the day following the athletic victory
The ball team won from the Augusta
Academy Monday. The cadets claim
ed they deserved a holiday. and pro-
ceeded to take 1t regardless of school
authrities. There are 800 in the
corps.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-04-16
STATE MUST CARE
FOR ITS CR|PPLES
There is No Federal Home For the
Manned - Other Interesting
S ate News From Capital. =.

Washington, d. c., April 13.-The
Rev. Dr.. r. ID. Roller, of Charleston,
and r. c. Baker, of Parsons, were here
Il see what could be done toward
burning over to a federal home for
Grfppled children some of the wards
-of the state of West Virginia. They
found there is no such institution
xnaAntained by the government and
returned home disappointed.
Representative woodward went be.
tore Ghe subcommittee Of the House
committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds and urged the appropriation
of the 100000 additional requested for
the purchase of additional ground
e the Parkersburg post-ofice. A
Favorable report has been made by
che supervising architect of the treas
nry upon the proposition to purchase
1he additional ground and to do so
the additional $4,000 will be needed.
While it will be practically impossi.
ole TO get the appropriation through
an a separate bill, it is pretty well as
Sured that the appropriation for Par
kersburg will go into the public build
Sngs bill which may be framed AMI
Ebe chances now are that there will
he a public buildings bill.
George l.. Pugh, private secretary
10 Representative Hughes, has gone
eout TO West Virginia to assist in the
campaign work of Mr.. Hughes. From
reports which reached here, Mr.. Hugh
tes n having vigorous opposition, but
lis likely to be nominated in spite of
1T.
5om Cart, Chris Speck n U. G.
Jarretp. members Of the Republican
county committee OF Kanawha coun-
ny, have been here for a couple days
On q pleasure trip. While It is denied
shat politics is involved in their visit
they we're callers at the office of Sen.
aitOr Scott and also called to see Sen
ator Elkins.
Upon the recommendation of Rep
resentative Hubbard, Chas. c. Keesy
mas been appointed postmaster at Bris
toI. Harrison county, in place % Tru-
man ]. Coffman, resigned, and Charles
r. Turk has been appointed postmas-
ter at Calls, Marshall county, vice J..
Fl. NcCTacken, resigned.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-04-16
Funeral of J. r. Mattinaly.

Erom The World of Wednesday:
The funeral OF Mr.. John F. Mating
ny was held this afternoon at 8 o'clock
at mis- late residence, corner OF South
Waser and East John streets. In the
gbsance from town of Rev. ]. S. Doug
las. rector of the EEpiEscopal Church.
the. service was conducted by Rev.
AJr. Alfriend, of Charles TTown. At
tending the funeral from a distance
vwSre Mr.. James Alburtis and Mrs. w.
III. G'Neill, OF Washington; Mr.. G. c.
SwaTtz, OF Baltimore; Mrs. Elizabeth
Stalnaker, of Fairmont, and Mr.. Stew
art Stalnaker OF New York. The floral
tributes were profuse and beautiful.
The interment took place in Green
Hin cemetery, the p~allbearers being
". Y. Brantner, c. II. Lowry and Bert
Barr. knights Of Pythias, and r. L.
Snodgrass, w B. Colston and A. NJ.
Gilbert.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-04-16
MARTINSbURG PRIESTS
EARLY MISSION WAS FULL
or HARDSHIP AND DANGER
Long Night Rides Over Mountains, His
Life Threatened More Than Once-The
Heroic and Humane Work of Father
John O'Brien IN This Neighborhood.

Perhaps no priest Of the scores who
served the Martinsburg parish since
1880 was more widely known and be-
loved during the time Of his labors
than was Father John OBrien; and
while there are but three persons 10Y
living in the parish who personally re-
member him, his fame and works are
yet a household word in that section.
Those living in M%artinsburg who re-
member Father John as he was and IS
still eFectionately called. are Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Schaarmann, Of East Burke
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-04-16
WILL NOT BUILD
ANNEX THIS YEAR
City Hospital Directors viii Move
Nurses to Quarters In Nearby
f4ouse-New Auto Ambulance.
From The World Of Thursday.

" IOIA lAG HOllu VI HhAJs
The directors OF the City Hospital
held a meeting last night and took up
IA number of matters relating to the
hospital.
It was decided, among other things,
10 purchase an auto ambulance to
xneet growing needs and be up with
she times. Whilst a horse ambulance
would be cheaper as TO first cost, yet
the auto style was thought to be the
thing most desired. 1t will be pur-
CHASED in the near future and may be
Quilt by local manufacturers.
The directors thought it best not to
build the annex TO the hospital this
year. When his question was Under
reconsideration last winter it was ex-
nected that building operations would
ne commenced by the first Of April,
but now the matter is hung up for a
year. This is not because more hos
pital room is not needed, for as a mat
ser OF fact the building is full al the
time under the present arrangement,
But because other plans have been
adopted. The directors and DR.. Oates
are OF the opinion that by moving the
nurses to the Clohan house adjoining
the hospital on the south that nearly
all the desired room can be obtained.
Then again DR., Oates expects to move
his family to his house on North Raj
eigh street this summer after some re-
pairs 10 the house are made. These
two moves will nearly double the ca
pacity of the hospital. The nurses
win move right away.
Every room in the hspital IS now
taken but one, DR.. Oates reported to
the directors and conditions are en-
~Gouraging.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-04-16
KNOCKED DOWN
AND NEARLY KILLED
Buz Rideou. Lands on George Robis-
on in Street Fight and Sends Him
to the Hospital.

There was an ugly fight last night
about Z o'clock between two colored
men in which George Robson was
knocked down by "Buz' Rideout, the
back OF his head striking the hard
concrete pavement and putting him
out of commission.
The fellows were in the Kinsey
Creque saloon on West King street
and got into a dispute about a pair OF
gloves. The lie passed and both
were ordered out of the saloon. When
they reached the sidewalk the words
came to blows. Robson was Pretty
well jagged at the time, and R'deout
being a younger and more active man
besides. he was easily outclassed
When Robison's head hit the pave
ment people thought he was fatally
injured and the ambulance was called
and he was hurried to the Kings
Daughters Hospital in an unconscious
condition. 1t vas reported last night
he was dead, but that was a false re-
port. although his skull was slightly
fractured. He regained consciousness
about midnight and was reported as
better this morning.
Rideout skipped during the excite
nent but a warrant is out for his ar
rest. He and Robson live down about
the south quarries where they are en-
ployed.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-04-16
Norman Jailed.

Charged with forging the name OF
her husband to a note for $43, Is, Mrs.
Bessie NJ. Tabler, wife of E. E. Tabler,
near Sharpsburg, Md, was arrested
yesterday and lodged in Jail at Ha-
gerstown. Mrs. Tabler, who claims
to own a $4,000 farm neal Shepherds
own, w. Va, was before Justice Har-
tie on foreign attachment proceedings
when the forgery charge developed.
1t is alleged that she drove five head
Of cattle on which she and her hus.
band had given a bill of sale out OF
the state and sold them.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-04-16
HOSPITAL APPROPRIATION.
Attorney Cleveland Seibert Went to
Charleston After Money.

Attorney c. NJ. Seibert returned
from Charleston this morning where
he was in conference with Governor
Glasscock and State Auditor Darst
relative to the state appropriation for
the Kings Daughters Hospital. 1t will
be remembered that Governor Glass.
cock vetoed the 1910 appropriation of
$4,000, but that the Supreme Court
of Appeals decreed that the veto was
void, not having been made within the
legal time limit. AS the matter stands
now the hospital has a good chance OF
getting the greater part, If not all OF
the appropriation and Mr.. Selbert
feels encouraged by his errand.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-04-16
New Power Company.

Application has been made for a
charter for the Jefferson Power Com
pany of Harpers Ferry. The incor.
porators are William H. Savery,
Thomas H. Savery, jr., Horace Thay-
er, OF Wilmington, Del, and George r.
and Gordon Bready, OF Harpers Ferry,
The object is to develop the Bulls
falls power in the Shenandoah river,
near Harpers Ferry.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-04-16
chanoed Places.

Mr.. Clyde Hines, for the past four
years employed in Thompson Bros.
printing Office, has gone TO The Even
ing Journal Office to work IN the Job
department.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-04-16
Among the Sick.

Contractor w. H. Small, North
Queen street Il critically I'll with heart
trouble.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-04-16

See our new line of Post Cards at
n cent-The Berkeley Stationery
and News Company,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-22
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Ser @ehii[fe ienes Mnnfr1

= Ser @eDiilfe ienes gaufralt-
bers, Ger i'm Snnt onrb eille lpno-
nitbolnbe oas 9atbaus pon sSrieb-
berg in Seiien oenloliert bar uno ouf
Der 6lltdt Selbitnorb hegi1g, iii
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Die 8oli5ei ipar 8erner, ei1tsnn Jun
gen W1enicben BON etno 5lpansiq
Sobren, ullnlittel6ar n0h Dem
Gerbrehen uno Dem e5elbftmoro
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Spur gefonllnen. S6on oalnoIs
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megungen bis 2iittih 3ll perfolgen,
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ten'i6en Opnamo-6abrif in ;sronf-
furt a. 90. uno Der 8abellperfe.
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miro Ole oeuti6e &abelinoultrie, oie
ii6 in ipltroerbarer @eiis entnidelt
bat, ieit tic por 5ebn eSabrsn jn's 9o-
iein trat enorn METER gebo6en
,iDer0en.
g(us &ien meloet man: Mait
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reid oarii6er, oaB Ser iluertrGgli6
geiuorOenen Sleiidnot enolicb &C.
Iteuert lperoen lit. Die bereits ge-
meloete i1robetpeiie 3ulajlung BON
gefrorenem Sleii6 aus sfrgentillien
miro, na6 Der grflarune BON 1a6-
leuten Die iebisen 8reiie ntinoeitens
un ben pierten Cell beraboriiden.
gorlaufig lollen aGeroings MIR 10,-
600 Sonnen bon iiio-omerifaniitbem
6leil6 eingefiibrt Deroen. aher es
unterliegt feinem 3meifel, baB es hei
oieiem 9uantllm ni6t bleiben iriro.
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= Der 2eplano-Dampier uMrne-
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lit.
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peiton erfranfte elm geipiler Souls
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muroe 10 fam Die Bolise; auf Die
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night nod oenl 6olpitol lno BORT
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rem Sberiff bon @ropion County,
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s(mt bcluir6t, eeidolien nno idmer
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bieiigen merifaniihen &onlul &C.
panbt unb oieier bat Die Sa6e sur
e4nntnis oes 8ouberneurs gebraht
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-22
men. Die Holi5ei tit Ser s(nlibt,
oaB er ieinen 8ater in einent @ahn'

men. Die 8oIi5ei lit Ser s(nliJbt,
oaB er ieiren 8ater in einenl @ahns
iinnsanfalle ermoroete.
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tin u,tieres ebernaligen 8elonoten
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gutidafter in 8aris ooar 2onhon
81 ernennen. Sic fiibrt oie3 Mal
peri6ieoene 8riefe gr5biid,of sSre-
fono's on, ourd Die lie i0re 9c-
botptlt1tgen 81 betDeiien lldt. 9ionie-
belt bot hefanntlif aae oieie 9e-
hmlptuneen Der Srmt gtnrar fir
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Der repnblifaniiden Stoatsfonpe.-
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gen Sieg errltneen. sSn Ger Gfat-
form miro erflGrt, boI Seranoe-
rililgen on Dem neuen Surif notig
ieien u,to oaB biele 10 idteG ipie
moglib norgenomnen neroen ioa-
ten.
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9as 2ieS pom s5einidlme6rg.

Sas srIkte Oliif auf bieier 8elt,
Gin Seber tuirb es fasen,
Sas mebr mod gilt, iuie Gut mnb 0elS,
SIT - etn geinnber Magen.
gSas niitt es, fann tltnn banr bet Slid
Sie idJ6niten Speiien if)anen,
Sb glmitern, @tlbpret pber Slid,
Sanm innn iie nidlt Derbamen!
Did hanert ipldi Cit armer GSid)t,
gSas lat er benn ppnt 2eben!
Die Tafeliremben fenmt CT nidIt,
ltmb fam iic nidJt eritre6en.
Weld)' Elm 8ennf nmR es nif,t ieiu,
gSinft uns elm fetner Srateii,
Sci er npm Sal6, Silb o0er Sbmciu,
Wenn CT ttr iupl geraten.
Gs liefert uns bas reidJe Wleer
Stel Slide, 9lnitern, Srabben,
9pdj mue man bafitr leiber ie6r
0eb6rig oft berappen.
llnb aud 81 jeber Sabres5ett
@ibt es Selifateiien,
Die ieber @Dnrmanb lit 6ereit
W|tt SDW9ennR ST ellet.
Odd TIM bic Sederci'n es mid!
Sn all' nnb jdben Stunbeu,
DIT ipirb eiu cinfndJes @cridIt
aud sans purtrcffltdl munnet.
glnf ipa man p6 bes GIiets n9't
8erseiien nidbt has Srinfen,
Mm beiten id1neft es INNER hpd)
Wenn pplle Sed)er tuinfen.
Ser Trpt beitelt Gbanpasuer,ucir,
Wir tppll'ns linn nidlt perbenfen,
Ser iueiie Mann, Der ldbt niteiK
Sid alamp Ster idJentcn.
Die bette @tablseit, alaub' es mir
8efommt bic red)te gSiir5e
Wenn tf basu liam gter
Stnab bic Gursel ftiirse.
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