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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-04


Mais ces erreurs, dams
DIES cas- d'affections lege-
res, peuvent etre SIM
plement DIES retards de
guerison; Giles prennent
une Importance capitale
quand il s'agit de ma1a-
dies serieuses.
Les deux maladies les
plus serieuses don't une
femme puisse etre attein-
te sont: lie beau NAL ct
lie retour de Page.
Aussit6t qu'elle Sc sent
atteinte de 1'une on de
l'autre de ces affections,
il ny a pas de temps
perdre ct il fault prendre
lie vrai remede, lie bon re-
mede, sans quot on ne
salt pas combien de
temps on peut trainer ct
quel1e desorganisation
complete peut Sc produi-
re dams lie systeme, de-
sorganisation quill fau-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-04

lie sIRoP ds ENFANTs du Dr. coDERRE guerit la eoique, la diarrhes: !s
destomac chez Is bebes e teur dome un n'ne pa's'oe'
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-04

CANDIDAT REPUBLICAN, CONNIE
REPREsENIANT DU 39e DISTRICT
M. Palmer nous prize de remer-
cier les votants du 396me district
oui lui ont accord6 leur %confance
lors des primaries ct il leur assure
que sill est 6lu il travaillera pour
les meilleurs int6rets du 39eme
district ct appuiera de toutes ses
forces tous projects de lois qui Sc
ront au plus grand b6n6fce de
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-04

a%bandonn6e l'appetit
reprise ct les forces sont
revenues. Grace a Get
excellent remede, j'ai pu
me remettre au travail Ell
tout malaise a disparu..
Maintenant je suis tres
bien ct je travaille CONNIE
deux personnes ordinais-
res. Cette force ct cettc
sante, je les dois au:,
Pilules Rouges ct je Il
proclame bien haut.
Dame ALEXIS FORTIN,
N%ormandin,
Lac st-Jean, Que.
Lorsque je me suis ma
rice je metals pas forte;
la famille est venue ensui-
te ct ma beaucoup epui-
see. J'ai souffert de la
constipation qui fut la
cause du mauvais fonc-
tionnement de mon esto-
mac. Durant I'm an, ma
digestion fut 81 mauvaise
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1910-04-28
S1ARPSVILLE.
April 25, 1910.

April 20, lSlO.
Lewis Shaifer moved TO the farm of
Everett Britton, Thursday.
Price Pinkerton and wife, of Lynch
burg, were the guests of NJ. N. Ran
kin, Thursday.
Estelle CLANCY and two children
were entertained by Kay Laymon and
family Thursday.
The sick i'm this community are bet
ter.
Frank CLANCY and family, of near
St. Martins, spent Sunday with the
formers brother, Estle CLANCY and
family.
Harley Gilbert and family, of Chilli.
cothe, spent Saturday night and Sun
day with VIM. st. Clair and wife.
b. +. Lowman and family were the
guests Of Il. j. Lowman and wife Sun.
day.
James Bird and wife were enter
TONED by Kay Laymon and family, OF
Fairview, Sunday.
Charley Gilliland and family were
entertained by J. w. Burton and wife.
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BELL.

April 25, 1910.
The heavy freeze recently killed all
prospects of fruit. Peaches were
frozen so hard they are black.
The concrete work has added much
to the beauty of our town.
The Sinking Spring Dramatic Club
gave an entertainment in the o o +
hall Saturday night.
Belfast and vicinity was we'll repre-.
sented at the Washington Township
Sunday School Convention which was
held at Prospect Sunday.
NJ j Cummings, who has been spend
ing the past week with her daughter,
Mrs A w Milburn. returned Monday
with her granddaughter, Miss LeVera
Milburn.
Henry Williamson, of Tranquility,
spent Sunday with M V Williamson
and family.
School closed in the different dis
tricts the past week.
The pupils of Ova Shannon's school
gave him postal card shower hoping
that he might be their next teacher.
Sylvester Smith, of Boston, spent
Sunday with w Hurst and returned
accompanied by his aunt, Miss Win
ME Satterfield.
The teachers of the Belfast schools
gave their pupils treat at the close
of school.
ID Satterfeld and family and + Sat
terfield and family spent Sunday under
the parental roof.
There will be preaching Friday and
Saturday nights at the Presbyterian
Church. Also communion service at
3 p m Sunday.
Miss Letha Redkey, of Union Chapel
is spending a few days with John Gil
more and family.
Mrs Eyres and son, Cleve, spent
Sunday with William Noland and
family,
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For Representative IN Congress
JESSE TAYLOR

Chapel, were guests Sunday Of Doctor
Teachnor and wife.
Mrs. @. G. Redkey is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Efiie Horst, at Hillsboro.
Miss Lillian Barger was the guest of
friends at New Vienna over Sunday.
The Misses Mcpherson and Haidee
Gross attended the III. G. T. A. at
Hillsboro last Saturday.
Stanley beaverton and wife visited
the formers parents here last Sunday.
Charles Elliott and lady friend, of
Washington @. H., were guests of
friends here Sunday.
Miss Jennie Bartly, of Hillsboro,
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Mary Spencer
Lyman Turner and sister, Miss
Grace. of Centerfeld, attended church
here last Sunday.
Olph Doggett and mother, OF Hills
boro, attended the funeral of Mrs.
Beeson last Sunday.
Thomas Thornton entertained his
son from Cincinnati last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Haynes, Of
Beuna Vista, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Levi Wright last Sunday.
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DANVILLE.
April 25, 1910.


Mrs Samuel Bowman. Of Blanches-
ter, and William Ruble and family, OF
Willettsville, we're guests OF Ira Nc
Laughlin and family recently.
John Dehass visited his parents at
this place Sunday.
Our school closed on last Thursday,
and Mr. Orndorff, the teacher, gave to
each of his scholars beautiful pict-
ure. He has taught two very success
full terms OF school here and the
teacher and scholars all regretted very
much to seperate.
Lewis Sanderson and wife and son,
Clifton, spent Saturday and Sunday at
this place.
&C Wrinkle and wife, of Taylors-
vile, were guests OF Joe Cochran and
family Sunday.
John Knauer and Jacob Knupp will
leave today for Batavia to engage in a
big fox hunt at that place, where there
will be dogs entered from all parts OF
the state and Kentucky. Knauer will
enter his famous dog "Ben Junior
and Knupp will enter his world beater
''The Queen of the Wabash" They
expect to be gone week.
Miss Ethel Carpenter, the telephone
operator, Is spending week with her
parents near Hollowtown.
Born TO Robt Euverard and wife on
last Monday, April lS, a daughter.
Clark Cadwallader was called to
Willettsville Sunday by the death OF
his brother, Alfred Cadwallader.
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LEESbURG
April 25, 1910.

April 20, lSlO.
Silas Sparks spent from Friday until
Monday with his son, John, at Dayton.
Mrs. Victoria Patton, of Hillsboro,
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Wade Higgins.
Miss Donna Smith, of Washington
G. H., was the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Josie Smith, over Sunday.
Leslie Smith attended a social func-
tion in Greenfield Friday evening.
Mrs. Stella Slaughter and Ernest
Beeson, of Colorado Springs, were
called here last week on account of the
death Of their mother, Mrs. Elvira
Beeson.
Married Thursday evening at the
parsonage by Rev. j. M. Bailey, George
Burton and Miss Lola Denham, OF
Folsom. Following the ceremony the
couple proceeded TO the home OF the
groom short distance north of Lees
burg.
After a lingering illness of several
months Mrs Elvira BeesOn died April
Il at the home of her daughter, Mrs
Joe Coffee, on East Main street, aged
10 years. The funeral services were
held Sunday at p. M. at the M. E
Church, conducted by Rev. Bailey, in
terment at Pleasant Hill cemetery.
Mrs. Fannie Hodson and Mr.. anC
Mrs. Glenn Woodmansee, OF Washing
ton q. H., were guests Of David San
ders and wife Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Barger, OF Oily,
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RAIN BORO.
April 25. 1910.

N pIl 20, lolO.
Mrs w Watts, of Hillsboro, was
calling on friends here last Friday.
WI Redkey is having an addition
built on his residence north Of town.
FHG Bell, of Marshall, was bust.
ness visitor here last Wednesday.
81 Yochum has sold his property
on Main street to Mrs Ruth Sans.
George Free and G + Clyborne spent
a couple of days last week In Cincin-
natl.
Mrs Anna McNary is having the
hall that was occupied by the Red
Men until quite recently, remodeled
and will occupy 1t for private use.
John L Gossett is treating his resi-
dence to new coat of paint.
The heavy frosts of the past week
have placed an unfavorable aspect on
the prospect for fruit crop.
Mrs K A Huntington has organized
Junior League among the children
of the community which will meet at
the NJ + Church on Saturday after
moons.
Never in the history of our village
have our citizens had the privilege of
witnessing such unique display of
farm machinery as on last Friday
Several times in the past few weeks
have we had occasion to speak of the
position the firm of Cameron a. Cam
eron was taking I'm the business world
and the unusual amount of machinery
they had succeeded in selling the
farmers i'm the immediate neighbor-
hood. Last week they issued Invita-
tions to these patrons to assist in a
parade of the implements and partake
of banquet at the SparguT Hotel.
Those VINO responded we're + & Rice,
Harley Spruance, r Ii Lucas, T l.
Lovett, l. + Wood, n b Upp, George
Free, James Beath, b w Spargur,
4 S Spargur, u Redkey, n NJ Over.
man, John Bradshaw, L II Harrington
Wesley WaShburn, Charley Wash
burn, Fred Spargur, Thos w Spargur,
Elmer Post, Carey Clyborne, Minus
Sharp, Herman Blair. Harry Spargur.
Chas Shipton, A II Mccoy, Joseph
Cameron, Lester Ferneau and T f
Ferneau. Mr. Cowden, Representing
Eastern Rock Island Plow Co, and w
b Finley, Ii b Miars, q l. Smith and
l. & Workman, representatives of the
international Harvesting Co, we're
also present. In the parade were Is
manure spreaders, planters, culti-
fdIOIS, tuRlne, BTluueT, power
corn shelter and wagon. While this
did not display all the machinery sold
this spring it gave some idea of the
business done here. AT the close of
the parade Rev Huntington, Il w
Spargur, + Ferneau and + A Cameron
each made interesting talks TO the
immense crowd gathered TO witness
the display. Photographer Malcolm
took several views OF the parade and
the spectators.
Rev E ID Murch, of Hillsboro, de-
Hvered very able sermon TO the
graduating class OF our public school
at the M Il Church on Sunday night.
Mesdames n II Barrett and + b
Roads, Of Hillsboro, are guests of Mrs
V X Garrett today.
Our public schools will close Tues
day of this week. Supt s l. Yochum
and w ii Vance expect TO leave this
week for other fields of labor much TO
the regret of the people in this COM.
munity.
GeogreFree sold two teams of mules
on Monday Of this week for 1925.
A cSmedy drama entitled Farmer
Hnskins" will be given at X of z Hall
for the benefit Of that order Saturday
night, April 80, Admission 10 and 20
cpntS
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SUGARTREE RIDGE.
April 25. 1910.


Miss Ruth Bum spent the past two
weeks with her aunt, Mrs Mollie Dru'
hot, at Mowrystown.
There will be no preaching service
at the NJ e Church May owing tc
quarterly meeting at New Market on
that day.
Charles Boyd was the guest of Clar-
ence Davis Saturday night.
Jack Walker and wife, of Folsom,
were visitors at David Temples Sun
day.
Miss Faith Clancy spent several
days last weeks the guest of her
cousin, Margaret Richards, at Hills
boro.
School closed at Five Mile College
Tuesday, April 10.
Mrs julius Druhot, of Mowrystown,
was the guest Sunday of her sister,
Mrs A n Bum.
The infant child of Ira Shriver and
wife died Sunday morning. The fu-
neral services took place Monday
morning at 10 o'clock.
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HIGHLAND.
April 25, 1910.

/
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Sanders we're
the guests Of Greenfield friends Satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Efie Grice returned home on
Saturday, after few weeks stay with
relatives in Dayton.
Misses Elva Morrison and Edna
Adams were appointed by Highland
Sunday School as delegates to the
! Highland County Sunday School Con-
vention to be held in Lynchburg Fri
day and Saturday of this week.
Miss Edith Grice was visitor with
relatives in Greenfield over Sunday.
George Burton, of Buena Vista, and
Miss Lola Denham, Of Folsom, were
married at Hillsboro on Wednesday
of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mcclure and
little son, of Highland, and Mrs. Ellis,
OF Buena Vista, went with r. III. Ter
rell in his auto to Columbus on Sun
day to visit sister Of Mrs. Ellis, who
Is very Ill.
! G. r. Pensyl and wife, Geo. Hoskins
and wife, w. l.. Hoskins and Mrs. O.
A. Dowdy and son were guests of w.
ID. Thornburg and family on Sunday.
Friends from this place attended
the funeral Of Mrs. Elvira Pavey at
Leesburg Sunday afternoon.
Robert Judkins, of Cincinnati Med
ical COLLEGE, was visiting his father,
DIR. e. S. JudkinslSunday.
S. II. Thornburg and family we're
guests Of Rev. Mcmillan and wife on
Sunday
The household furniture, with a
number Of farming implements be-
longing to Mrs. Rachel Thornburg, de-
deased, were sold at public auction at
her late residence Saturday afternoon,
April %.
Miss Martha Brown, of Cincinnati,
was the guest Of relatives in this
place and vicinity last week.
The Highland base ball club went
TO Sabina on Friday to play the Sa-
bina club. The score was ~ to in
favor of Highland.
The w. G. T. U. Institute, which
was held at this place last week,
brought good audience and the pro-
gram as laid down was rendered with
few exceptions.
Carey Wallace began work in the
livery barn Of Geo. Dunlap this week.
Robt. Mcclure and wife and son,
Leslie, spent Sunday the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. beaverton, near
Leesburg, assisting In celebrating the
birthday of the host.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Miller and fam
lily and David Berry, of near Lees
burg, were guests of A. @. Rose and
family on Sunday.
Joseph Hixson and wife spent Sun
day with their children near Lees
burg.
T. L. Head, +. M. Horsman, e. M.
Johnson, l.. M. Syferd and Joseph
Frye attended the ninety-frst ami
versary of Odd Fellowship in Amer
lea at Petersburg on Sunday.
VIM. Syferd, of Fayette county, was
the guest OF Geo. Luker and family on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe McP herson
were visiting his sister and fam lily
near Snow Hill on Sunday.
Jas. +. Moore has been visiting rel
atives in Greenfield the past few days.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. +. M.
Horseman, who has been under treat
ment during the winter in Washing
ton q. H., was taken by them last
week to Christ's Hospital, Cincinnati,
where they trust the change may
prove beneficial.
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BUFORC.

April 20, lSlO.
Al Frye, of Highland County Stock
Farm, visited home folks Saturday
and Sunday.
The funeral services of Mrs Newton
Hirons were held at the Christian
Church last Tuesday, Rev Calvin
officiating. Interment was made In
the Buford cemetery.
Mr. Hirons is convalescing.
Prof S Faris, who is canvasing
the county for nomination for Record
er, was seen in our town Friday.
Elmer Gossett bought tract Of
land from William Irwin last week.
Ed Turner and family were invited
guests Of Burch Brown and wife Sun
day.
Miss Elva Roads has gone to Cincin-
natl to Charles Moberley's where she
expects TO remain some time.
Charles Crawford and wife, of Mt
took dinner with w Z Matthews and
wife Sunday.
James Martin expects to buy an
automobile soon.
The Buford Cornet Band is going TO
Russell Thursday night TO the High
School Commencement.
Lewis Tolle and family spent Sunday
at the home Of b Puckett.
w G Matthews has brought w w
Reeds property west Of Buford. Mr.
Reed has bought property in Milford
where he now resides.
Rev Hoggett filed his regular APP
pointment at the NJ Il Church Sunday
bringing with him Mrs Hoggett and
baby, William Lowell. We. must say
for this young. circuit rider that he
won the favor of the Buford people by
his most excellent behavior during
church service. Come again Lowell.
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Quiet Wedding.

d. w. beaverton, OF Centerfield,
and Miss Luella Martin, of this
place, we're united in marriage by the
Rev. Carothers at his home in Green
field Sunday, April "a, 1910, at 10
o'clock a. m. The happy couple then
went to their home three miles west
of Greenfield, where dinner was served
to about twenty guests.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs John
S. beaverton, Mr.. and Mrs. OF. Click
ner and daughter, Irene. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Dudley and daughter,
Pauline, of Centerheld, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dallas beaverton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Claud Haines and son, Paul, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. w. Simmons, OF Walnut
Creek, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam beaverton,
of Leesburg, @. @. Martin, of Will
mington, and j. A. Martin and daugh,
ter, Miss Clara, Of Hillsboro.
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SLAfE HILL.
April 25, 1910

April 25, 1910.
Fred Rice and wife were the guests
of William Hughes Sunday.
Virgil Shelton and wife, of Hills
boro, attended church at Pisgah and
dined with Il. b. Cummings Sunday.
Harold Milbun is spending a few
days with his aunt.
Carrie Lowman returned home Sum
day, after spending the week with
her grandmother.
Carlton West spent Sunday with
George Lowman.
t. C. Weaver and wife spent Sum
day with her daughter, Mrs. Fsrris
Cummings.
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Or. BESSIE N. sHROFE
OSfeOpafhiSf
Tuesday and Friday
HIGHLAND HOUSE
From IL till A
Probate Court Proceedings.

John w. Ferguson, exr Of Nelson
Ferguson, filed inventory and appraise-
ment.
II. Frank Jones, admr OF Thomas
Jones, filed first and final account.
Josephine Sans appointed gdn OF
Norval N. Sans.
Mary r. Hammond Loyett, gdn OF
Walter v. Hammond, filed fourth
account.
V. V. Scale and II. G. Stanforth ap-
pointed adms Of John Il. Scale.
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Mrs. o. N. Garrett delightfully."- en-
tertained on both Monday and Tues
day evening a number of her friends
with bridge. Delicious refreshments
were served, Mrs. Garrett having just
received some very fine Strawberries
from Mr.. Garrett's SON, Lloyd, who is
located In Arkansas.
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WANTED-Salesman to sell our high
grade teas, coffees, baking powder and
spices direct to the consumer, no cap
ital required. Liberal commission
paid. Wagon furnished. Write at
at once for particulars. The Union
Pacific Tea Co., 202 South Fourth St.,
Columbus, Ohio. 4-28.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Feibel and
young son, Of Columbus, arrived here
Tuesday for short visit with the
formers mother, Mrs M. p. Feibel
and other relatives.
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Farm for Sale.
At HillsbOro Fair Ground.

Commandent Jr. 1894. Sire Com
mandent he by Crave 7lS; he by John
113 etc. Dam Fanny 1910. Comman-
dent Jr. is black stallion with star,
l6 hands high and in good flesh,
weighs 1900 lbs. He is fine individ-
ual with good style and action, as well
as good type Of the pure bred Per-
cheron horse, good and sure breed
er Of the kind that so readily sell on
the market today.
Commandent Jr. will serve mares
during the season of 1910 at els to in
sure colt TO stand and suck.
JAMES NJ. RICHARDS, Owner.
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Real Estate.

W. b. Jacks has No. i Grain or
Stock farms; well improved, good
locations. Also good business loca-
tion. Write for particulars. Wrinkle,
Ohio. 5-l2
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Get hair cut at Tedrick's Barber
Shop before you buy that new Spring
hat.
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Peoples
Column
FOR SALE.

For SALE-A number OF good farms.
WADE TURNER.
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New styles photograph, finished In
Sepia tones at Malcom's studio. North
High street. III
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scarborough--lnsuranse.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-07
NOBODY SPARED.
Kidney Troubles Attack Ogden Men
and Women, Old and Young.

Kidney Ills seize young and old.
Come quickly with little warning.
Children suffer in their early years
Can't control the Kidney secretions.
Girls are lansuid, nervous, suffer
pain,
Women worry. can't do daily work
Men have lame and aching backs,
The cure for man, woman or child.
Is to cure the cause.-the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kid
neys-
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For sale by all dealers. Price SO
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Remember the name-Doan's-a
take no other.
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Tanner OF Salt Lake. Each of the
speakers touched on the beautiful life
Of the dead woman. and the many use
full labors with which she had peel
connected In the various church or
ganizations, both in Ogden and Salt
Lake. They also eulogized her life In
the home and expressed the deepest
regret and sorrow over her sudden
and untimely death The speakers
spoke many words of comfort to the
bereaved ones and expressed their
faith in a glorious resurrection a1d a
reuniting of family ties on the other
side.
The attendance at the funeral was
very large. which, with the wealth OF
large and beautiful floral tributes
spoke eloquently Of the love and high
esteem in which the young woman
was held both in Ogden and Salt
Lake A long cortege followed the
casket to the Ogden City cemetery.
where interment was made. the grave
being dedicated by Patriarch George
w. Larkin.
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FIRE BREAKS OUT
At REFORMATORY

A fire occurred at the State Indus
trial School last evening which for
a time threatened the destruction of
the girls cottage. 1t was practically
subdued, however, before the arrival
OF the city fire department, with a
small amount OF damage being done.
Various reports regarding the orl-
gin of the blaze are to the effect
that it was started by some of the
girl inmates, as u number of them
are said 10 have made an attempt to
steal away during the excitement
but were easily captured by the
matronS and returned to their re-
spective quarters.
The blaze was discovered in the
kitchen part of the basement by
Watchman Lewis Shurtliff, Turning
III an immediate alarm, the watchman
pluckily fought the flames with the
fire hose at hand and. although the
location OF the fire was difficult to
discover, 1t was practically extin-
guished by the time the department
arrived after Its long run from the
city
No apparent cause of the fire has
been discovered other than that it
was SCI Intentionally by someone.
Most of the blaze was located be-
tween the walls OF the kitch-
en- and an adjoining room
and was therefore difficult to reach.
1t was shortly after the arrival or
the fre department that several of
the girls were found to be missing.
me matrons instituted a hurried
search for them and were just In time
TO discover them as they were creep
ing through a fence surrounding the
cottage All were quickly rounded
up and taken back to their quarters.
with the apparent incendiary orl-
gin OF the IRE and the attempt of the
girls TO escape during the attending
excitement the officials of the school
are OF the opinion that some of the
inmates were responsible for the