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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-11
113 N. goth Street
Boy Run OUer By Wagon
And Fatally Injured

to button on the storm curtain of the
wagon and was standing up when the
wagon gave a lurch and threw him t.,
the street. 1t was stated that the front
wheel passed over his head and the back
wheel ran over his stomach. He suf-
fered terrible pain from the injuries.
At the infirmary late last night it
was stated that there was small hope for
the child's recovery. The operation had
failed to relieve the little sufferer and
the doctors were administering anes-
thetics and using every effort to kinde
the remaining spark of life. The child
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Whelan, who live at 826 South Fifteenth
street. His father is a moulder and works
for the Payne e. Joubert company.
The boy had been going along with
Mr.. Herring for the last week to hold
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pointed for the purpose of raising funds
for this campaign of municipal pub
licity. It would be useless TO attempt
the plan at all unless the commit
tee has at Its disposition funds suffi-
cient to carry out the plans. For this
purpose we would recommend that not
less than $4,000 be secured. preferable
10000. This could be in the form of
subscriptions made payable in monthly
installments through q period of six
months. RICHARD W. MASSEY.
Chairman
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Lucille McNutt

Funeral services over the remains Of
Lucille McNutt. the 1s-months- old
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. D. c. Nc
Mutt. who died yesterday at the fam
lily residence at Columbiana, will be
held this afternoon at o'clock from
the residence of Mrs. Emma Schwend,
213 North Ninth street, Rev. F. p.
Culver officiating. Interment will be
in Oak Hill cemetery.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS
William Edxnrd podd

Funeral services over the remains
of William Edward Dodd, the 20
Dodd. who died Thursday, were held
yesterday afternoon at o'clock from
tho family residence. 5343 North Third
avenue. Woodlawn. 1nterment was in
Oak Hill cemetery.
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GROUND BROKEN FOR N
ADDITION TO ST.

Culpepper Elk
speaker. declare
be congratulate
addition which \
hospital of St.
lowed by the r
of the Third p,
other speakers :
we're DR.. ]. d.
the physicians Q
the Rev. Father
st. Vincent's; JC
Geever, James J
Wilson and DIR.
OF the $25, 900 u
the finance com
offered by the q
lected. DelinQu
to pay up as 500
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the horse Will
his laundry. tt
~ accidental, II
ms, great sorrc
the family AM
father and mo
all last night
any new sign o
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Our $3.50 suit offering is in
deed q rare opportunity to get
truly wonderful bargains. See
US. Marley q Bauman Olo. 90.
1910 Sd Avenue.
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GREEN CndertAking 60. Phones lOUk.
The Queenstown Mig. Go. in
vites the public generally and
the ladies especially to visit
opening James e. Williams
Smoke House Saturday at !
o o'clock, 113 N. Goth st. Music.
QUEENSTOWN MFG. CO.,
Hi Second Avenue.
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A Musical Programme

will be rendered by Davidson's jefferson The
atre Orchestra from one till six and from
seven until ten o'clock p. m.-This in itself is
well worth the visit Come and enjoy it.
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SHAW. Tho Undertaken. 21os ana MS
9Th avenue. Both phones ..
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ADVERTISING CITY
CHIEF FEATURE OF
CHAMBER MEETING

CONTINUED FROM PAGE s,
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GREEN Undertaking Co. Phones 1904
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Souvenirs Will Be Given

Men who smoke and have use for tn
presented with appropriate little SC
the onening-little tokens that are
keeping.
Cut Flowers, Too.
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En1OnE or EVENTS
NE GRIEF BUT interesting
MMup~f - Ne'sar - En,r4 ,r ~ .nn.
2ssaa,s H. Msaift,rafrpr ssfr -
asa >ulf.rSi3 $Tain-~
- sHssrnTuu..

Military establishment II r4Ie
rniissf States ~ 4 startling a~spenaius
proposition. according d iianraa enIu,
JIipf In srsIsttar Glf9 ~ atnr9ist II
siiuJartT IT lia argument NAT t.Ie f-lnn
i:is sisrfvaa vhien Gle government
must ellf- dn,vI rs expenditures iar
6sia %lpbnildiua IT ne army and 1Girg
Senator Clay iealHl,ss liar tie anns
ss;Jefdeds 1or Gle fs-ng ant navy ara
asr n s.:eas II aIe money ss1e1dea
by Gle government i1r MAINTAINING
the civil establishment.
Estr Springs. Att. viii newer be-
ertfle III idstai Health n pleasure 80
smsf mIess tlle gIilred States easi s.@
srsisa enmJlefs administrative .llrts-
diGt.nm dce,. flIs entire ra.san INV
covered 1n lie cry ~ Ear Springs,
Irs contiguous territory ind tie gov
eminent -~asarvaslnu,, Ierartina 10 a
rss1nrt To Secretary Railiuasr Ivy Gles
nipnf1 a.. Ticker. chief aierit II 1iie n.
ras.ar department. viin rsnanflY II.
pesssaasad r.ls enntsfanus AZ Ear
Springs.
Two ssfs 81 charges affecting Tie
administration 81 Etfs-- H. North. IN.
migration commissioners IL the JGrr
81 sasr Rr4ueisr0. wara rseaiu@sd 1v
Secretary Nfasi II tie department II
commerce. ant laoi1r to-day They n
aiiuteff t.insae af violating Tie lifsvs II
giving sufs-y 10 fisafssst ~8r+enf.I8
which t1Iis s~axsutsre csinguir9sa af tia
AssiassG exclusion League .ansnf!v vas
instructed rs make against Tie soru-
missioner. aaId charges naafe by I'M
migrant Inspector n tt A~lussvartlI,
alleging leniancy towards tie atilldals
amt a. disposition To admit. CIein n
this country.
Chairman TaNvlser 81 r-le 1oas.s az
preparations enmdnittaa liass sicaaed
af III fS.isniua al amendment ~ die
siufs-v ei~fil nil Drnr'hina cile 1rss-
inpnr with a alud &C ss.,a, laa far die
pnr51ssss 81 onraiuina information enns
earrIiua prices of manufactured ffr1-
aiss at acme 4ud aip1lad 11laJ siand
r.Ie test af conformity with tie rules
~ Tie house. BY 4 strict party vote
Or LID 10 81 C.ie amendment yas
adopted.
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PROF. R08T. KOCH DEAD
.ash-a-p<SE 81 ~ sAt-l--. -: -.S.
ES-G--Ls4ii Au- -<-x--E>.1.
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a i.3 e..iC..

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II A-Hlai1l.f.. -stlIGrar -en. H., Ihsi
@-lrt.ssssr Kletl became distinguish.
at III HI Ifraa14 !aT2T 1T uIGrI-Frgal.
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CIV Ill r-la t~is!svaf..st II he lM.illi
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tf-l1g Neutrality-suspicious. IT ElE.r'l. int
la ~icC-CiGgr II |ltilEnalG rtaat.5t4
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lasis.
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O. E. Inlir. Gt.ararIrv II lie sym
h-aHinnit4v department. vE5 14rr~ler-
Al III nlnIngIre;IE vr1 La .iT11ta1
2~aTnrn1T44e 1c zie ul-veae ID s4s--
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E.s scWE RIDERS
A~s<r-a--4 5.gT S.ac- hsar-s-.-
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EE IN is1rsasaEt --es,sE at ta- VAT
is.russgs ahs COMMITMENT I'd -sE C1L
1acszveLE u III ARRIVAL 1t NV E9rE
Lnllaa a1s. T41-1s AaerralaY- -es.
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A~.sr1lGa9 1t GIlaagr-I- Ghs va@1
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Etsa siN as1ys arrrTes. -.sF rude
gI md town P~sunzFaTZrl ave-11aa
tor s.sE--s 1ns. locking ter / EEEs.
part where --sT -E-1 TIE - III
irrs.zz N1g l--rE S-Gt . grosc
benes Hr 11a IE-a1-Hl csc8ta1- tasF
s1arcet. III = 0t sse best eG1sIa and
rhsG- .1rgeass we're ELA41 10 4 -sarnr
IBrsrY sTEaBs- The e.oTE VIII ra--.a1.
here several e4TA
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-sn1arLBlz.
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AfIlla. 2 & I II Tie camera.
fDnllGu -aa1 Ela sinking It 1Is try
frrI -esv-T VIII tile ,aELsr III ea'4-
lts.ssiIesa rIaI 70 Il f-Ilser41s lI,saast
lJcu slie 3H-r Cd 4g.ilGu -EnJsGT ~,
vic ira .f1a1f-sa . Eaalat. fiu.fEs
The ssDerrs tssnia.@ 1-a1 IL. E,eal
iGaT1lg tGrI, vi-Gl VII rasvs.t isr.
t.,nn LIE LllTas 5radsa III lnlc1 -
1elss. viii ~ 4ared- Tie ,rrr sif.i4
aieiIf-1g Id. 1rlLuta, II H1.uergs ri
fnf IL 3ar-lF csaT1llE IN Tie scr7larI
I'll. sS-ir1Garrt 81 srII sT,cs+..t. s1G II
ssr-IilE slowly CT a tGrs.rtII v1e4r1sr
The fS-friCacyf ,uzr 1s fICrlt. eaa fralI
IIlcn4 R.aavizs tie 1sg ltas,arb-rli
vaa 4v7IT1lg Es fsH1aE WIEN Gta sea
via tatz,ler.
The .isarrIGaI rIaeatn:r7 vi1lI -.
ar1r.a Tie valves is sa..Ig tiua.gs.-
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Personal
Former Senator Allen says Eensros
Depew liz IN error In his Eenuari4cer-
es on the SpanIsh-Americza var
Senator Clay Of Georgia declares
the military establishment Of the gov
eminent is too costly.
James A. Patten is credited VITA
losing q million BY the sIump in May
wheat.
President TAFT will not ztt3Dd the
Roosevelt homecoming celebration fn
New York
Attorneys Of Dr.. Hyde Of KxNzzs
City have fled : motion Tor : nkw
trial. Is VIM - heasd Jsns ~
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MIS- c..1Yf--e. If T-i-s cess-.. Mks-
Scr liz sen-s~ces<.

Minneapolis M111- MiIs Vsug,
ennplGrats gf uzIrssr n -ies rilrI f.-
x'sts. Uas sssuss1e'sst Go "a Ys:Ers III III.
5snirsurissrF By 8Ie.4gs Mna Lay 1m1Hh
The Jrt.ssissr -alst G1s esa,srg HiEn In.
real nanls v2a MI1s MTrlIIs4. and THAI
1aa father. E.EclsasI FgrflIr. Etst. II
Fszf11GiGa. ia.ar N3gDss.
Vsrs vaa t9,gif guilty. Ut E1IIGna
NsIa MIlls.1l,. q egssE. III Has x;sIGs.u ar
anderson x Johnson III Th4-. arrssr
au. Seventh a1snElsss 4.yI1a-
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M~as.-g-Ec- D. C. - President
Taft WIS ~4ascGs.1 : member cS -as
hoard I'd -rrZs1eas OF Howard m-5uar.
my TIE 111Tsrs1Er LIZ The ecIF cce
II the T-rEsI States tQr -sgrg.ss. and
a1-01g rs s1-1s-.s are negroes from
sIl parts OF the world
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Chicago. EAigsnis4 - gxn.aa T. HfM of
f. PafEls a1ss ID the Hill sFsgen"
of r~xaIrmaxtA, Wa elected a director nt
the Ellsnnls TrssT and Savings bank
here TO GAl 1sA VaeaneF caused mr.
tiAk death of WHITEHALL II MF-eheI t.
rAer Cd LOAN r.. MEseEell.
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-+1rla- -l1zs'As Egver-er C,As.
. UeE1e.s- VAS Arrested VIII L -pgu-Trr
4 -ar-F for exceeding ~ s,e...s H-w-
CT III ILLS g1lT a. I~as-lxeE- Charles
NJ MAJ ~gs11llstsr at The Neraa5 --s--
sirp1G~ .1ssE % Ire garry. vas 80.
EnsI4c .nCsl TIE xnT=r-cr lid nor
lave I'd zggEzr IL u .sarTax
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SNOW SWEEPING slSsssos
Heavy S&s Ssssasang Al sa4.su xosusa.
4-1 Coast

6~sshrnpery RAs4taasi~ Lake Su,
serass sast sas airraanssAag e.aarry
srA IN tnN grip OF y .sra4s sgsxxxrf
sbas hugh aerr1iAr1g WHAT'S sss = 1.sasy
san~- All seaEs SIRE as,eas4ax ,s.rrs OF
refuge from aas gale
A ne2vT sea id ssuninax all slsrx sse
xnuE3seS epazr-
No h0nEs are ~rerzsse4 wIrnag ess<h
e NJ N1y1kxM
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M~rr-saEra.nsp MaH-- A tllE--r-
t1r $l&1f--t WIS awarded w =
TaElsT by J .-rT IN Judge Sl-1sn-s
crF-rE- CaE9eT s1s5 the Great North
@rL road fcr loss of aLs legs aasr rsTn.
claiming ii was the railways ussEf-
gsCes-
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6@fsrz

"Niidcaf evangelism vas ferrpric-
sd II the c:nsiuu session II tile
dftsefst general session af the South
esnr Presbyterian cian,sfi ay Dr
Charles II Nassa,ir st Nashville. Tenn.
Premier A.ltsierford esntersf ias
rFss4q1asson a. The head ct the
Alberto government ca.iiiaer..
Governor Esiasisa ass sia5lesf lie
BILLS TO- s,1aiila tide state df New Mssrx
~ accept gifts Of land aaf nisaeY OF
fsssdl bv Mi~s. e. Fl Ef~arrfuufzi add
6sa1erss fnr a passt embracing cile Hssif~
sbsr fner RalisHtec~
rtH l-nnHsnnras1ueh dispute Dr.
twesrI Missouri. and KANSAS over rae
Boundary lire 1esavsan the t~a STATES
Willl liH ssytssd by the sta1a ID ae~
6un1ts1ce HffsI a Jgur resGlllElaan
z6Sptsdp by cai8 SENATE
3saBnty Ave = canU Of the faruav
~ 81 tins gnirast States plano their
sr8pe zcrnrfsnH rs The nannufs phases,
bur seisIrl4tG investigation shows thai
nB5arasK Dlasifend III g1ie 'farN'' Of tae
mASBza asss No lptSgsr rllaaa OTHERS
Cnue5ssssarten ~iinse acme tences
aszs 0At 81 rsuadr z,s worrying owe
ne S~sBlsnessf session 81 congress-
Ap saper1aae1G of I~Hsazense
pScsDG6nG pxsassss tiie establishment Ct
y s'euefsIt aszdsGs" VII be r1ed zE
G~psfnaGsgAs Nzzss.
NV Ob1Esas h rrrrlax forth zsrcux
s4EosSs ~ Snp6gre the sxnnsSsboH eeIe~
ksstd9g GynsD1e1lcn OF the Panama
eSGAa
Tvs senate rassers the ozur5ssas
l~s9AabONne I'm. whSeh makes Ego,
vision 10g a51S TO navigation Wac
t5esD1y - Gvesy ebnss Of tae Tnftef
Gtstes. ~ 1Deo6ed IL the communities
- eOmmeSce II carries items zxxrs-
Gsiisg atost SzEe6606>
The Metbodjst Episcopal church
south r aG1Gtatfng the question S<
removtns ~ dime limit Of ministers
Mrs. Gunjfro Aoad. formerly Gizyds
Emery, daughter Of ArchdeAcoE
Emery of San F~rancisco. IL At Carson
City with her child. and mother, Mrs
Emery, to establish : nix months resi-
dence prior to obtaining . divorce
President Taftss travelling expenses
and the fact that he had already over
drawn his allowance Of $4,000 .
year voted By c0nsress led to
acrimonious debste II the house.
The widely.heralded cour { Of do
nestle relations. exclusively for hus-
bands and wives with martial dis
putss, was approved ~ Mayor Gaynor
UAMU M afwmoA SAA11 ~nnn@t1w naaaod
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@Est1.rxnans D. g. Frsal.srr
Tatr sspnaarsE aha sest-grzrFr Fred
warmer Carpenter Sank Ceursr,
Mlau.- ~ aaaisgsr to- Msr1ee3 60 Ers,
esesf Eli. FsrgIral Dcssxa~
Mg s-pecsass1r fszs been .ns1ssxr eg
tar president 90 slsI,s.1t Carpenter,
nrr NJ liz Ek<1y BE- viii zsgaialr Eafsx1srss
Prrsrsr. 1ne prsssr1 aasda1xnr seer.
LAZY
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CTrn1rns1-l. Ohio NEg.r lid
erx are zJDsxec TO kars Operated with
in taar nl6aea af G~EaG1nnaafr rhN EARN
ID D. r. Gosaseq, a .asaaeg raaas.r 1t
CaaDpaell enssntF- Ky asI-x Destroyed.
t0xeraes with q aatafeS crap estimated
to- aN worth 81 as4a-
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Marshall Michigan - Jona G.
Patterson = ssEA40g Tor t01r yea7x.
trustee OF Hallssiaie college for -
FearsS and nsssroE ot the Calhoun co1a-
rv bar Gr0gFsi dead as the reSciE Of
k<aEt disease he VAS - years Old
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Ac.crs Trag-e Sr+-rrn

New TcrE- N Wet Evcscs a.
sl19 -Naa were realized sor the ACTORS
taar dsvceed 4 me care at aged and
needy stage followers b. the recent
fair he'd In 1tls city
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MEnnsagnltsp May ia-4 -sE e.
reg ed By Motorcycle Pzarol-zzr Oasar
aE z-e GEgrh prerFner~ Wa .sGnrr-s5 10
ssaG@lBrrevz sssrIte the sxnIAe .ssrs
CT the egIgs er:zr . metal sliced. IT,
charge against Tie prisoner IL Errx
r1sv
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Atlanta. Georgia - E-a--- f-u-
seTs-= llIarI Of r-a--arn-
Tanned S-aEss Ee1arar 6er.a-1 z
TTEHnzan CT Saa1Eh Carolina zrra7+s. III
rEs eIrr and Wa taken til . local
sarIrzrLuanz tas 1r4:sarlerE-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-06-03

Minneapolis Nag 39-L.9gfx Epr-
ger. size tailor packed Yp seaeraE tzys
ago AF the police En IN w-nennscfors
saSsdiajoar tie rsxslE of assempe On his
OWH lie. made the second zxreuve-
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ea.vzniem Fe~ ~. k.r.~~

LHn9au, kIn@eanA-Aeearttex 70 rae
wesssra Mnrrdnx News ~ PgFnosszs
Er III practically sesrge,s that Lord Kn-
esssa<r Win Dc ts4 rsas 7b<sroy - G..
-
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ENGLISH C5EFR TEDDY
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1T -.i. -uInaif s.scs..

Cagnnr-u.sa. tn..anu. r}Ienrnra
ilnsasFait '.nalvAt nm llr -1lHHT
afy II Eagnnr-dga IL Iunur-iIT te-
r-'F.4. II -aeHur IT Ave. TIE 2af'a-
nunr Il n-eI Hla silur-1 II n1lCl
u lie lsiia4 8ule3lIur Tr WIS marked
IL nuC;I .nI.nlsiaaIn l1nn lie 1ar-
II lie 1.tcllltv IlI H1luelTsh VIM gave
!leir Elesf L FnieiIuia ,seanr-nn.
Tie :unfer-nenr -anK liace II ne
4f.1iIa lIuls4.. Ordinarily mon f5lrl
1e.aslnn r.1e Ia.l 81 lr-gtT VIII ale
3i,il'taf rn1es IT Tie tueftr5 ant tie
sala costumes II vumen. MT ms II
5af-1Gm INV r.le taoiplenr III Clle re-
rsssa fnn tie pIniiG orator Tica. llal-
lallnr Nilsson. vlra ne pink meet 4cfT
ef rltis.s vtnie lip vrnneu II tie III,
iienca vare IL mourning gaNv1a.
ifsI1errs tirnlt = ..t1v.'
~ III 1anstarait H.ceur4t MS IL
llnna lie 41zIdenr8 vln r'1vtett tie
zaIleftt.s 8inlrAfi "r4tdsFt T4,td~
Ald lie vt1nie audience aIeal-st. The
iii stsflaI.s II.lerv vas packet. Tie
galleries vaFa lGeInied 1v students
int turing -Ie taf41uunv -lev FvmG
/ CatdY Dear iilHua ne saIlraf' II ne
la4l- where / talgled "a Tie .11rel'
-.faurneuU IT svaf~IHuv
a. illst.v.ir .nlnest II ne 1teaa-
inIl'v Hnt III lie vas eav7ng ne uIlld-
in4 ,a:ictlett ID and laJTed lie XIV
Ieaai WIN us Iann. Tie 1T1casaIun
vas tlGr- Hlr 1lCrlrasHlle. It Hlr-aft
G'lm AauAr1Re mileage vIera W
f.fGsav.ir lht luncheon ind navg.t
fiaAvtv II lie senate uus Fr7T
nargilt,f WI .ivar-ed mace 1ear.r4-
&sE1 taZue NJ iAHsnvait II lIa ,rlle
ind WEARING L iaJ rair.I .a1 I1Gn
lis lesitt. 1aslde I'm yaa Vics.ThHI-
aailGr MiasIn. Following ne ~vG ware
sssrer14 3r1f.asslr7. while wv Mora
nais,a it:trrrs lrnlalT ID -la .air
The oraeaa.iiIIEs IT rGnt.r-nenI vs-t
II LdEln. The VICE 9iIitlcailnr te "
sf'sft L -ialrfirIrr ifrf,.sH 1lg.l-r lrf.a-
iIlig Mr 1.8Es,H. ait IL Il HLT1&8Inil. in
si.ag7l-a 4DGrr8nan and lefcs4inHf4r
~ le sGuetiIdta liz IalctsI " 1liGse-
nsr Ia Il1iclna vll+e -1e Eltlaucs
gi1a LI'ae cheers.
Tie ildleIlGs WIS., Gecltt-tT 1'ttsad-V
Wien -Ie 7lca e-lHlGa4-Gr 'sf4rr.tI II.
he un41ergrV'5 rIegr Is 1,4ilt 1T
1efga and / t~eld 1t -DA human ,iGe
viIGsts aane Is farssr-4t ~ h 4lrrpe,
r.lefa Wa L rga' &C applause 4'1gn lIa
iai sIl4srs
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N:v--3 81 .ifsts-sSI.
FILLING AGA NT GIs3iN
: nrrs'7i Arr-safIr,re ,,rs Nstta -fu- NC
Ems " 3n,r:r 3r. >sui -,-rnn-
S,asrul3 5sIsGsr .~sF.srsfR ..,s
>S~.1x.

Sunif.I sE ,-nll.. a3nn. a mass
naa..nn vas 1sid ~ tile lHl-siiinnr3rs
IT 3L. .iaElsi.a1e stul-s!i II lie 4,mt!l
~ Shh. l.t44. when i1Dn,nrnf t gnn.
nt.ee RI f'risv ny rasaliur.nna -af1lr.ng
s~idiarnPtlT.s matte ~ r1Glfra .~.4lIlana
raaAstina Rev T.. . Ni.sil. vlnn he
murdered Sunday srt1Il1aE.
Vie luet"i! II Father Wish VII
he leit II ~ faiGeit Wednesday, unr-l-
na. sisiIGp J. z Lasvter viii -aast
MISS inG -Ie IGnv VII Ia nr-asf II
Gi.wt-T 1aInefA4-
c,eHs}lT~t II Tia fervIr1Gn II vtucI
fitl1n" Wash vas laia wv lls 1aa,-sil.
lunerg WIS 4iluwl wien iau William
M tail- / brother NJ .lp tent ssirr-r--
IAN, sald -l1ar .le vHIre.fi - 1.fas. Tie
1nfy ~ -at.z"f1f, VIM. -ur mria..
Tie lHI~8illu1e''7 n once rsnqlssi ,r
nm 1Gr ~ tu si
Y s0'~-st am 81 tesa-iv 4a4tf lnr
1a meant 81 mIetl 70 rs 8nd We vt!lr
tive ms g.fva lear1w.