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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-09-16
XII Ed BY
ST RAK
c. W. Patrick and H. H. Hagen,
Two Section Men are Ground to
Pieces BY NJ. l. st. Train.

A most terrible and shocking
accident occurred about two
miles west of Watertown on the
M. & st. Lnuis railroad last Fri.
day when the morning west bound
passenger struck a hand car il a
dense fog.
H.H. Hagen a1A c.. w. Pattick,
two section men, were crushed
and ground to pieces by the cruel
wheels, dying instantly. The
third member of the crew, Will
liam 0 'Hern, escaped by jumping.
The crushed bodies and mangled
pieces Of the two men were picked
up and brot to Watertown in a
box car, the switch engine IN the
Local yards having been sent out
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-09-16

said he had some work to.
d farther along the line and that
lie would atop at the next cross-

foreman said he had some work TO
do farther along the line and that
he would stop az the next cross.
ing
This was close to g . clock Fri-1
day forenoon and the handcar:
was enveloped id dense fog !,
The wind wasd drifting the fog Of
from Lake Kanipeska and the
men could see but a few yards In
any direction. Z
They had reached the first cut
west Of the crossing when they
heard the on coming train close
upon them. Hagen and q O'Hern
jumped. bnt Pattick who is q
cripple, could not and was thrown
forward with violent force when
the engine struck the car. The
force OF the impact drove the ear
ahead about 100 feet, and from
under the man tell upon the
tracks in front Of the engine
which was making every effort
to stop.
Hagen saw the danger in which
Pattick was placed, and ran for
ward in his vain effort to save q
life. He got q trifle ahead Of the
engine. but. as he reached over to
pull Pattick off from the rails,
he was struck and both men went
under the wheels.
The bodies of both men were
horribly mangled. Hagen's head
was completely severed from the
body, while Pattick's 8 head was
almost cut off Hands and feet
were crushed and cut off, while
nearly every bit Of clothing was
torn from both bodies.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-09-16

north from the present term inaEI
to the inneapol I'D sOaia
trscks depo. & II ia ~ hull b
where The track croslscs erayE' dslii
ayenue The bull tdina i I'm @
BIZ commenced as spon - poSeib Il.
and until the station Id read NJ ~
road has made arfange gennent Il & TN '
run their trains It'd the n auGE
ST. station.
How soop the company will beE
read y to snse the St. T.oiii1 station
II not known at present but thAE:
something will be done immed
ateiy 10 an assured fact, s;gss &.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-09-16
Don't I DrSlet Il 3
II you don't know

II you don't n know
where to find what.
ever you / are want.
Ing; or have wasted
valuable time N i
fruItiess search for.
sonethlng lust
make ' Z trial Of The!
Saturday s, i ! News ad-i
vertislns columns,
1t reaches the;
homes a nd tn q
hearts Of the Cod
Inston county peo-
pie. /.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-09-16
INF NTILE PARlsL YSIS CLAIMS
FIRST VICTIM in WATERFOWL,

The much dreaded disease. In
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-14

gold ring, apples oranges and candy. My little brother, Ray said bring him a little train. Be sure and come. Edith Marsh.
 . e e Dear Santa Claus:
 Please bring me some apples, oranges, candy, nuts, rsisins, co. coanuts, some fire works and a little wagon. 1 will go to bed at $ o'clock. Your little boy
 Ernest Smith.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-14
Ny dear old sweet Santa Claus:

Ny dear old sweet Santa Claus:
 l want doll that has real for sure eye lashes and set of furs for me. want the biggest doll in all the stores. You no my little sister want you to put whip in her stocking and note with it to tell how she got it. Bring Tatters a ribbon for his neck. that is my kitty you no. Leefe Harmon.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-14
Dear Old Santa:

Dear Old Santa:
 l am smart little boy and learn my lessons well and I want you to come to see me and fill my stocking full. Bring me horn some books and toys, ndw pair of boots and little desk with black board so can get my nun Der work. And Santa | want just lots of fire works and candy, nuts and fruit 1 will close my eyes tight
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-14
Cotton Valley, La.

OOItOn valley, La.
 Dec. II. Dear Santa Claus:
 l am so glad its nearly time for you to come. l want doll and a necklace but If you cant bring both just bring a necklace but Santa Claus if you hav'nt to many other things to bring I would like to have good story book I love to real We will be at Prescott Xmas. If you want to leave some things the door won't be locked so come right in and make youoself at home.
 Your little friend
 Lillian Mckelvey.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-14
Dear Santa Claus:

Here we are again. W9 have been right good girls this year and we want you to come to see us again and bring us doll each with pink and blue ribbons on theiS hair, we want a tablet and pencil some blocks and other things that little girls like to play with. Don't forget to bring little Hazel some play pretties also. Please bring us all kinds of fruits, nuts and candy. We will go to bed early.
 Your little girls
 Hazel, Helen, and Hannah Nc Kelvey.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-14
Dear Santa Claus:

Please bring me some apples, oranges, candy, nuts, F. nS and a little train, nice lit ], r1bber ball, and bring my little tother, Rogers a teddy bear that will turn over, and don't forget nam ma and papa. Bring them some nice presents Your little boy
 Archie Smith.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-14

ROsstOn, Ark. R. F. D. No. 1
 Dec. 12, 1910. Dear Santa Clause:
 l am little girl 2 years old. | want you to bring me doll that can go to sleep, a pretty little
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-14

story book lot of fire works and lot of fIuits, nuts, and some candy.
 Your friend
 Edwin Steen. D ear Santa Clause:
 want drum, an airship, a toy tra in and cars, red ball, Humpty Dumpty Circus, pop gun and plenty of fruits and candy. l am just four years old and am having my big brother to write this for me. Your little boy
 Forest Steen. Mir. Santa Claus,
 North Pole, Arkansas. Dear Old Santa:
 l want tie and a lantern that can carry with me, and recitation book lots of nuts and fruit. I will close.
 Your little boy
 Charlie Newth. Dear Santa:
 bring me two shoo fly horses. 1 want a captain and some soldiers a tool box full of tools. also little lantern. bring Clifton some blocks 1 want some fire crackers two Your little friend
 Watson Yancey.
 C e e Dear Santa Claus:
 Mamma says you must not forget the way to my house for bring in the wood and l will expect you to bring me fire engine nice pair of gloves big marbles a Sandy andy Sand Toy and some rub Der boots. so good bye until Christmas 1911. Your friend
 Jim Yancey. Dear Santa
 l certainly do hope you will bring me a nice little pinao big nice doll from St. Louis, a tea set, lovely picture for my little room a little dresser and trunk for my doll baby also bed I wynt pretty ring and rain coat. don't forget my little brothers Jim Wat son and Clifton. from your little friend
 Ruth Yancey.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-14
Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me doll, a doll buggy, story book and lots of fruit and nuts.
 Your little girl
 Thelma Hubbard.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-14

Cotton Valley, La. ~
 Dec. H. Dear Santa Claus:
 Please hurry and come to seee us and bring me som nice things l want two dolls little and big one and neck. lece and few other little things.
 Your little friend
 Gertrude McKelvey. | $ Say Santa Claus forgot to tell you about little brother he said he wanted little baby sister and a auto mobill and train and a bugle and whistle.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-14

Dear Santa Claus:
 Please bring me great big wagon that I can haul wood in or work billy goat to and a white handle knife and some fire works
 Your little boy,
 Brad Scott.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-14

Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me a set of little white chairs like my table and a little stove, set of dishes and a ring and some new clothes for Mary and Martha.
 Your little girl,
 Margaret Scott.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-14
Dear Sandy Claus:

Dear Sandy Claus:
 Please bring me a little gun and all kinos of fire works and a bycicle, some apples oranges and candy and all kinds of nuts.
 Your little frind
 Robert Horne.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-14
Dear Santa Claus:

Please bring me a drum, horn and 0 wagon, and some nuts, ap. pies, oranges and candy, fire crackers, and also remember my little sister. Your little boy
 Thurman Horne.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-15
PINO GyERRt DEPOSED.
Relic, ei of Command NJ Cuban Arm,
President Conner says lie Must do.

.~asrfH CEh'> Drvrr'rh 20 THE SJS
HAvASA. DEG. ~ President Gomez
remains in-xorahl t. against the efforts
ri Gen Pine Guerra friends To dis-lIade
him from sending the latter abroad. Gen.
Gomez declares that the peace II the
country demands G,i.rra'- absence.
II l. probable that Guerra will resign
com mand Cf IN. army rather than ac-
cent foreign mission. which would mean
hI- elimination. IA. j. practically a
prisoner at Camp Columbia. HIS loyal
rf'iCerS ar. under surveillance and every
pr"Clution has been taken against hIs
starting revolt
Tn" chief motive for hts elimination
-...In- 10 be- rn paw" the way for Gomez =
r""!ro;ron ard the disabling Of the faction
i..d ny President Zava-. Guerra
b"IuE the latter chief supporter
Pr.-Idcu, Come issued a deere" to-day
relieving Guerra ~ his command. and
appointing TOT Narti commander of tn"
army Tn" officers supporting Guerra
arr. said ~ be slated for dismissal Gen
Ma hadp. Inspector az IN. a"ined forces
has been appointed secretary of Govern
menr
senior SanErGIiv Secretary Of state.
will prnhlnlv resign h.caIse of the sen
A'".> re-: l-al 80 approve ms diplomatic
appoint nr'.r-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-15
TO REIgEIE FIOOD VICTIMS.
spanish Siini>tr, Wa, incIdentaIi, Relieve
the Labor Crisis.

MADKIp. Dec II In. Government j.
busily occupied IN seeking means To TO-
PAIR the immense damax" that has been
don" 10y the floods throughout Spain. IL
will no. necessary IN som" parts Of IN"
country to reconstruct entirely the roads
which hav" been completely washed
away hv tn" rushing water
A bill j. being prepared Tor submission
To- the Cort.- for the rah.f Of tn" sufferers
IN tn. affected districts This hill wall
Iuclud. "A provision which II il h"p,Ni
will alevIat. the present labor crisis
III. Minister IL IN" Interior. IN"
Mayor Of Madrid and IN. Governor uf
'he PROVING" are holding conferences
- consider IN" quest ION - hrZEar- N
the c.,pI-al who's" suiIerIn-s and Imprr-
runitl.s hav" finally i"t a. an activ.
campaign for their abri'rrn. II - pro-
rn-.t 90 gather all ~ them and DISPOSE
- them in some manner y"' - -" decided
upon
Two h.gEa-- w"r" picked up ~ IN"
streets Yesterday DIVING from hunger
Misery IL pre- allen IN all the lower quar-
tiers & he capital
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-15
ISrWNItN FLIGHT.
Harmon and WED urriy tn Try the Air
From tOiOn 10 Panama.

Corox. B"r - For rhe flights ~ Cl'f-
ford Harmon II N"w York and J. 4 II.
~, rIrriv - ~" Clr'l-s team from the
htLlntI' to the Pacific, distance 81
about Gfty 'Il"-. III" S,Tr Hsrrd 81
colon viii Civ" a PRIZE. and tn" United
Fr7rt Company also offers - purse. Still
a third award hne been male NJ by local
rner, hants and employees IL IN. Canal
Commission The entire purse amounts
-o about S;npn Unless Harmon and
Nc, ur,!v agr"" on competition IL il prob
Ash. that -" money will b" split between
rho two mon In" Governments will pro-
vide u sp""Ial train across the is'hm,is 20
accompany III" aviatorS.
For tn" last two weeks n German aero
mast has been here studying the air cur
rents in tn" Canal Zone. Ne declines 70
SAY whether h" il. employed by the
KaIs.r'r Government or whether hs rep
r.-ants German aviatorr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-15
TROy mrs or TaNtIEJtS.
Radicals InnaunIn< Catholics Win Miid
Report, ssrlI>t Db>trurtion.


NNpRIp. boo. - PrIm" Minister Ga
nrl"Ja-. -i--dkIrE ia r.f-r"rC" to r"prrts
published ia Catholic organs affirming
that tn" Government had mad" secret
pLc', with other nations against tn" Holy
49,. ru,Indlv denied IL" statements H..
lIrnrntad m" fact that the Radicals play
upon th. PASSIONS IL Catholics and take
.IdvantHE" It IA" dvIdlty Il tn" yellow
newspapers - publish anything that will
create. u -..u-a' ION. regardless nj i1~ truth.
m" 'ar.I-r members II tn" Cnr-.s have
held -u.'rluc- - further their project
- fhhust"rIug tn delay or prevent the
pasSag" Il IN" so-CalI"d paddock hill
dealing with the religious congregations.
They have already d-cid"d upon seventy
amendments - h" offered 20 one clause
II th" hlIl. the discussion Of which IN the
Ihamb"r. they hope. VIII upset Premier
Caril"Ja-- plans 20 hav" the hill passed
before IN" .rd Il the year
Al tn" amendments are Of III" same
-oror. having for their ohi"c. 'h" nom
enforcement ~ the -padl"ck' law until
all Masonic lodges shall hav" disappeared
from Spin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-15
TAFT TO SPEAK ~ Att AVA.
Agrees To Address the southern Come
mcrciai Congress In March.

WAsHISGToN. Dec. Il President Taft
has agreed TO max" an address on March
10 at Atlanta. Ga. wh.r. the southern
Commercial Congress will he in session
for rhrre days. beginning March = The
Governors Of tho other fifteen Southern
~ ateS united with Gov Brown ~ Georgia
IN extending this invitation to President
Tart which was delivered 20 him 'o-dav
through II" executive" commute" Of me
Southern Commercial Congress and "a
committee for Georgia
In addition 20 tn. address hv IN" Pres'
d"rt. who has chosen for his subject a
Grca-ar Nation Through = Greater south
3.idr..--., arr. Also "Np"Ct"i 10y former
President kors.v'.i' Gov elect Woodrow
Wilson IL New J.r,-"y. ~" Hon 7 V
pOVd arl. Surgeon -t'"u"Tli Walter
Wvman. Governors & III" Southern
Sta;.~ and other distinguished men
hroughpvt th" "utir" country
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-15
LONDON PRESS SEPTIC
Carnegie Gift Onl, Useful TO Promote
the study Of war and Peace.
~prcidl Cus'c D,Spsirh 70 rms ~UN


LONDON DEG i5.-Much prominence
l. given here so Mr. Carnegl.'s gift 81
SO nD0, 900 for the promot ION Of p.ac.
but ,h. edit orial views. although kindly,
are not anI hu- Ia-I iC The familiar con
tent ION ,ha: she only guaTante. Of peace
IL readiness for war appears. with allm-
sions o ha menace Of IN. black and yellow
races Elsewhere II j. argued that IN.
sChem. will be- only worth Will. provided
II results in freeing the nat ions from the
present .xhausring dram Of armed peace
which the burdens Of war being nam
tanned. il useless
The Morning Eos, alone suggests a
pnssihl. method Of procedure" saying
IN" most practical plan Of employing
IN. money will bs 10 .ndow research into
tn" nature II war and peace. To- aSC.r-
tain tn. causes Of wars and their relation
Ia the hodiss polite which shared IN them
and tho institution Of a systematic inquiry
into th. definition ~ honor IN "a national
sense
Discussing tins point IN" pap-r as
would the United States. for InStanr"
regard v hat ~ brli.v 81 To h. Euroy"an
attempt Ia violat. the MonrD. DOC'rin.
a. "A fit subject for arbitration. and If
not. " her" does N. point nf honor come
in Tn Post '".-s no prospect Of IN.
nations arbIrratinG a quarrel in which
either thinks som. prlncipl. vital to rs
welfar.. ~ Az stalk.
Nevertheless It hopN4 IN" trIsi"e$ ~
tn. Carn.Gi. Fund " Ill make al. Nhaus'Iv"
study 81 m. natural history Of war. be-
cause. b..fore IN. foundations Of peace
can be- laid. tn. ground destined - bear
them must he examined
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-15

i,rc o. rho area - high prrS...v' iri''rd ="
~. south and r"y'rri an n" southern states
ron, T.Nr- "a fh- itan'lc ant -" rsra %, 'ur
rr,...r- .c'''s-i o.~- %" Northern State, 'v.'r
~. ,,r.~r over 'nc lake rcginnN lis outline vas
mar, 81 sr"r~ Mr-'a', p" 'hr north Nl,n'i' rr,,i
I'm. situation ~ 'HrSr areas bruIgh' IN warm y
weather osrr all tho central AMI .urtn"rn stair,
= nd II should cause much warmer wrarhrr IN 'n.
middle Atlantic and N-V England state 'u LaF
The temperature va hollow freezing v"st"rGir
r,ornlns In all bat INC Southern STATES auI ,Un.r
f~crsI-,e M tho afternoon
Light sn"" fell In ~" EASTERN nar' ~ tho ~"
region, ami In INC Sew England ~th'-s. amt
MN rain In IN" Southwest. elsewhere the vrI'nr.
friT
In M. riry Ih- day Wa fair ant warmer A'''-
tho rars morning W'ni- fr.SI -rI'BH"s'rr.
a,rr.e- ruuliiiy. - per c-nt bHrnw"f"r. COR
,.r,.,, 20 read To- .-n level. ars1 ". 1r,u1P Y
pl5
The trmrcFaiIr" yesterday. A. recorded b. the
or,riaI tL~rmomrt"r 3, -hpwn In N" ann","d
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-15
PtRLFtMENT STANDS ptr.
lnlsnast and Liberal Gains and Losses
AGAIN balance seat Toe Heal,.

>psrni Cisl- D'rBlfch - THx SrS
LOSpOS. Dec ~ Three polls were
declared tonight, All the successful
candidates ar. Liberals but their return
makes no change IN th. represent alton
The Liberal vo,. fell OF in each case.
Their. was a decrease IN the tnIoRist
vote in two OF the districts. but in West
Renfrewshire 1t increased from 1891 10
8 Os2 This constituency had been re-
rarCied "a strongly Liberal.
Twenty-Five other county divisions
were pollcd to-day but the results Will
not be ANNOUNCE tonight.
The coalition and the Unionlsts again
exactly balance IA regards gains and
LOSSES. and their respective strength thus
far is id"n''cally IL" sam" a. 1t was oetor,
the dissolution I'Th- total vote thus far
Stands.
i-nioni-ts. ?.ois sss. Liberals. 800 ,i7
lists. 123 NJ. compared with
arr .s,5. c,Oc5 va and s22,3 last Janu-
AIRY.
Tn" parties now stand
l'nioni-t- r5i. Liberals. ga I.abor,te-
Socialists, n: Na,ionalsts, a.. and indie
pendent Nationalists. :
Moreion f'r-wen. who was returned as
Federal from Northwest Cork with
out opposition 20 AL the seat formerly
occupied 10y Timothy Healy. has offered
his seat 70 Mr.. Healy. who was defeated
last week in North Louth The oher
has not vet been accepted.
The results Of yesterdays pollings in
thIr'y-iiv. constituencies, OF which
twenty four are IN England. six in Scot
land. three IN Wales and two in Ireland.
gave the return OF twenty Liberals, eleven
Jn,oni-ts. two I.aborit.s and two Red
mondite- The CnIonisis gained a sest
AZ A-hburton. in Devonshire. where they
elected their candidate 10y a majority Of
ga The Liberals carried this district
in January by pa majority. The Labor
it-s gained IN. west division of Fife from
the Liberals A. the las, elect ion the
figures were Liberals, s.i5s; Laborire-.
s.7N. and TnioniSt-. .g9s
Capt r r. Guest. Liberal. has been
reelected in the eastern division Of Dorset
His wife is daughter of Henry {. Phipps
~ the United States Steel Corporation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-15


81 ~ object agN. very gratefully vuur~.
NNpvFN tAENrDu
Witness
i"rl>t NUirFIT'p tNNSIuI'
MsRD ,kEl ,sr'%I'n
rh.. board ut dare, tors Adopted rrsolu-
lions IN which they SAID. among o'h-r
things
Rcsoir.d. That ia undertaking - hold
and ~" Ia 'II-' this nuuinc.n gii' for n =.
benefit 81 ulankind ia. trustees are moved
bv deep ,.u~. oI IN" ~'n'-T- and uohl.
spirit of humanity which INSPIRES IL, donor
OF th. fund ih-v feel that all thuushtfu!
men and WOMEN should h- grateful ~ huU
and should n" rlnd To- adj =" far HS lies
mont of the much tn b,. d"-lIri end upon
which h- ha- fixed hl- h"u-- and To- Nhi' n
h. i-he- To- contribute They Htr not
unmludtul Of the d-lics,y and difftruity
involved III dealing With great sum
for such a purpose wisely AMI not mis-
ChieVouSly and IN ways vhlch shall h..
practical and rh.'tlv. They accept 'h.
trust In rhe belief hat although doubtless
many mistakes NAV L. mad" great and
permanent good can be- a"coml,l ish.d
4 COMMITTEES Of seven was appoint ed
by the chairman Ia consider The form III
char "r To h.. obt a!npsi and other det n II
Of organlZat ION They will report at a
meeting to he. called by tn" chairman
Government officials declined TODAY 10
comment on the tarnrgI. gift or 20 ssy
what they thought its ''fYeci might h. ON
propositions such a. the arhit rat ION
court OF just ice now pending
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-15
IIGHTS HtTPIN PERIL.
lsBrs On,asirr ~ Vienna Follows the Lead
az Ni> Colleague az Berlin.


NIpSS. Dec. Is FollowIng IN" lead
Il Pnlic" Pr'.-Idrn' Jagow II Berlin Tn"
hurgu'na~'"r Of Vienna threatens penal
rI"- for women "ndangerInR the public
with hatI.n-
Tn" peril lately has become more dir"
IN cons"'iU"nc" Of IN" sudden r.juct ION
IN tn" aye ~ hats notwithstanding
this IN" women cling to tn" sP"arlilS"
weapons with which they fixed their dis
carti"h tower 81 millinery
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-15
SEGTN StIE PETERS orr
some Lots Fail To Hiring Asking Price
Da,'~ Total Dni, Sl2.5ss.

PARIS. pac - Tn. SegTin art sal"
was continued al "a" Hotel Drrupt 90
day. TN" hundred and thr." lots went
for q MI francs. or sic .5si - No son
-a'inual rrIc"- were realized. many "f
me articles failing ." reallZ" tn" upset
prices
Th. highest price. 800 francs. or 81 oc0
wa rad tor an "nauellei gold n"Cklrt
\ nU- shaped carved hoN~o"d pee"
Two inches N diameter sold for iljH
francs. o- S~Jp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-15
NtJi BLtfk SHEEP.
Fireman Of the south Carolina Arrested
In Eng land for Assault and Hobber,

ysr..' ...f.f Dr'p4fC" ~ J ~ N'N
IOSDOS. D"C IA fireman belonging
to he hattl"-hIp South Carolina Il III"
second division Of IN" American Atlantic
fleet. now AZ Portland haS been arrested
a, uorohes'"r H.. - accused Of entering
tine Dorchester school wh." intoxicated
and atrackInR rn.. SchoolinI-rr.>s
III" man then jumped from " top story
window and had "a remaTktbl" "-c.p.
from death When h- wrs arrested "A
nuub,.r II stolen coins were found IN his
pp--.-,l1u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-15
HIG BRJTISH BATTLEsHTP.
England said 20 Have Orrser~d One Of
:s.cts, Tons Onr Bisger Cruiser.

So . tr''" D's1sfch n TNF SrN
LOSpoH. Dcc. 10 IL il reported IN
Glasgow that IN" Admiralty has placed
AN order with Scott & 60. VI Grr.pock
for ~" construction Of another big battle
ship ~ III" world. Tn. story says she
vii! b.' % 2'."n tons and will have a speed
II 81 knots
These Figures. however. ar" exceeded
III ~" by th"-e of 'h" battl"ship cruiser
Lion. nov building at Davenport. the
t"nnhS" ii which i, 2J.:'0 with a spe.ti
Of ~ knot.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-15

'rsrI1. ''h1r br'F E'7 - ". 80
1uFPROrHG. Dec - Coal Pass"r Harry
Evans. whn vas burned IN an explosion
on IN" hat'l--hIp North Dakota AZ W.'v-
mouth. England. on December I. died
to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-15
TO HO,0R uIITILrS DEtD.
Gataionian ' "iuntrrr~ Want q Monument
To- Their soUr aslr~.

NADEIr u" II IN" Catlloniln
volunteers hay" started III Madrid sub
sCriptOn fer ih" erection ~ "A monument
commonwealth" II "a" volunteers Who
w"f" killed ~ IN" tfri can campaign
nv tpriI = "ymfrI.si"n rIIl -, io cuba
ard N"NIco 80 -rlI.I' funds fpr the rnDniI-
ment.
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Cuban csnni-rfritrss Captured:

HavAsh. Dec. ~ The police capt urei
iO-day Il gang Of six Italians who are
charged with counTerfeiting $40 ard $50
frcas'!rv notes. Hgny ~ which have.
been circulated here They are excellently
executed.
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razmrS0rDS YnEEc,sr yoE 70 psT ssp TO
MORROW

MORROW
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~ rT0rrpu
To- eastern Penn Itania Nev jersey rnd
DeIauaTr fair Il. day and 10 norr1S bIi,s
,Outhv--isTly wind
Frr the District ~ 'pIgfnhiA and Mar, land
fair anI warmer =" day fAl' ~ morrow moderate
q, bri.. -sptH westerly Wipds
Fur western N"w Tprh generally fair to-dnT
and ~ m0fr.w. brisk e. hiEh southwest. r,vr-:
winds
Fnr ws-t~-n rrnn>'ISnr.r. fair IN day with
brisk ~ high ,onihNr,t - vest Wind, fair to
MORROW.
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anc- 81 IN" trust aud NoUr hearty approval
81 ~ object aUN. very gTatrfull, vuur~.
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