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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-12-03
Col, Wetmore'. WIN Probated.

st. Louis, Dec. 1.-The will Of Col.
Moses @. Wetmore, former chairman
of the Democratic committee, was filed
for probate here. Mrs. Theresa G..
Thompson, at whose home he lived for
several years prior to his death last
Saturday, is the principal beneficiary.
William ]. Bryan was remembered
with the Life and Writings Of Thorn.
as Jefferson, while Senator w. J.
Stone received cane which he gave
to the former Democratic leader in
1896. The value of the estate is not
disclosed in the probate proceedings.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-12-03
Woman Loses Estate FIoht.

La Crosse, Nov. 30.-The claim Of
Mrs. Matte A. Weston. Of Au Sable,
Mich, to the estate of Clinton H. Yves.
ton, wealthy lumberman Of this city,
who died several years ago, was dis.
posed Of when a record was discov.
cred in the office of the clerk of court
Of this county, showing that Weston
had obtained divorce from his wife
in 1879. Mrs. Weston declared it was
the first knowledge she had of d.
vorce.. although she and her husband
had been living apart number Of
years.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-12-03
River Congress DELEGATES Named

st. Paul, Dec. 1.-Governor Eber.
hart has appointed "a delegates from
Minnesota to attend the National
Rivers and Harbors congress to be
held at Washington on Dec. z, and
>. The delegates are the nine Mime.
sofa congressman, Senators Nelson
and Clapp, Alex McDougall, C. G..
Cokesair and w. A. McGonagle of Dull
nth, F. ]. Waterous, Phil w. Herzog,
J. M. Dresser and James ]. Hill of St.
Paul, W. H. Eustis, 8. r. Van SAINT,
H. A. Tuttle and A. L. Croker Of Min.
neapolis.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-12-03
eAyNoR's AssA,LAMr INDICTED.
James Gallagher Charged With Intent
to Kill Mayor.

New York. Nov. 3o.-James j. Gal.
lagher. who shot Mayor Gaynor last
August, was indicted by the grand
jury in Hudson county, New Jersey,
charged with assault with intent to
kill. on the mayor and William Ed.
wards, street cleaning commissioner
Another charge placed against Gala,
CHER was that Of carrying concealed
WeapOnS,
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-12-03
SALOON RAIDERS IN mooRHEAp.
Liquor Men Fearful When Federal
Sleuths Visit the Town.

Fargo, Nov. 30.-There is great ex-
element among Moorhead saloon men
over the presence of Deputies Way
and Quinn of "Pussyfoot" Johnson's
squad of federal liquor sleuths. They
came from Georgetown, Mimi. II miles
away, where they closed the only sa-
loon in that town. Moorhead has the
promise of Secretary Ballinger that
saloons will not be closed as long az
no sales are made to Indians or ship.
ment into the Indian territory. The
saloon mon, while relying on the sec
retary's word, are very anxious and
are closely watching developments.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-12-03
GOVERNORS RAP NkTIONAuSM
DEFENSE OF STATE RIGHTS 10
LED BY NORRIS.
MisslssippFs Chief Executive Takes
Opposite View Of the Cues
tlon.

Louisville, Dec. New nationalism,
in SO far as it affects conservation OF
natural resources, was denounced by
executives Of Elree states and upheld
by Governor Noel Of Mississippi at
the conference of governors here.
Governor Norris Of Montana, started
the denunciation when he said that
the theory OF the nationalists" was
originated In the east, whose natural
resources had been wasted, so eastern
ers could reap the benefits of what
the west still had.
Aside from comparatively brief
session the second day Of the confer
ence was given over to accepting more
Of Kentucky's hospitality. The visit
ors had been in town little more than
an hour when a luncheon was given.
The afternoon session was cut short
SO they might attend reception and
the executive session at night was
again abbreviated for another recep.
ton. Business OF this session was
transacted in evening dress with wives
and daughters of the governors wait.
ing to be escorted to the night recep.
ton. 1t was decided at the executive
session that the next conference will
be held at Spring Lake. N. j.. the first
Tuesday in September, 1911.
After Governor Norris, at tho after
noon session, had said the idea Of the
federal government reaping benefits of
the VESTS natural resources was q sell
fish one on the part Of fasteners and
that the states could best care for
themselves in this respect. Governor
Shafroth Of Colorado, gave his version
of new nationalism. He said monop.
olies could be controlled easier by
state legislatures than by congress,
and that new nationalism and the idea
of greater Capitalization Of power was
advocated for political reasons.
States Rights Uphold.
Governor Sloan of Arizona. said the
states could best and should control
water rights and public lands although
he said the recently completed irriga-
ton work, done by the government
in his territory, was beneficial.
When these states rights IDEAS had
been expressed Governor Noel Of Mis-
sissippi spoke in no uncertain terms
in behalf Of the federal control of re.
sources. He based his ideas on the
fact that the union was one great
family and that one should help the
other. This idea was actuated by the
fact that Mississippi once had wealth
in natural resources, but through mis-.
management by state officials the
commonwealth now gained nothing
from its extensive forests.
Governor Hadley in his address on
employers liability and worhmens
compensation" suggested that com
mittee of governors be appointed to
draft bill on this subject to be pre-.
scented to all legislatures. No action
was taken on the suggestion. He said
our system of proving negligence was
almost barbarious and that 1t was a
matter for the states and not the fed
eral government to handle.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-12-03
Aroused for Breakfast; Falls Dead.

La Crosse, Dec. Tim 80 tired
let me Sleep" is what Nels Thompson
said when a. friend tried to arouse him
for breakfast. Before the friend
turned away his body twitched, he
sat bolt upright, and fell back dead
The coroner pronounced it heart fail
ure. Thompson was en- route to his
home near Viroqua, after visiting rela,
tives at Peterson, MINI.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-12-03
Fiqhter Jem Mace is Dead.

London, Dec. 1.-Jem Mace, the
hero Of many prize fights. died al
Harrow-on-Tyne Of old age. He wat
in his seventy-ninth year. Mace wal
at one time worth more than $1,000,
900, but of recent years he had beer
dependent on friends.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-12-03
Ili,nois Town Ia Burned

Mount Vernon, Ind, Dec. 1.-The vii.
lage of New Haven, ILL.,, was destroyed
by fire. The town was without fire
protection and when a blaze started
the buildings burned quickly despite
the efforts Of bucket brigades. The
loss is $4,000.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-12-03
Root Sells Home for ss5o,ooo,

New York, Dec. 1.-Senator Elihu
Root sold his handsome residence to
New Yorker whose name was not
made public at price between $685..
900 and $4,000.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-12-03
Frisco Daily Paper suspends.

San Francisco, Dec. 1.-The Sar
Francisco Sun, a new one-cent Demo
cratic daily, the first number of which
appeared ON Sept 3, suspended pub
uchtion
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-12-03
Prison for White SLAYER.

Portland, Ore. Dec. /. - David
Westman. convicted of engaging in
the white slave traffic, was sentenced
In the federal court to five years im.$I
prsonment. %
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-12-03
AIRMAN GRAHAME.wH,TE SUED.
Aviator Faces Suit for Alleged Wright
Patent InfrInqement.

Fdtoht IHITtHUemont.
New York, Nov. 30.-Claude Ora.
hame-White, the English aviator, was
served in suit Instituted by the
Wright company in the United States
circuit court, in which infringement
of patent rights for heavier-than-air
machine is alleged. and an injunction
sought. e...
The complaint asserts that before
importing and using the machine in
this country, Grahame-White knew
that the federal courts had sustained
the Wright patent in the cases against
Louis Paulhan and the Herring Curtiss
company and Glenn H. Curtiss.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-12-03
Timber Land Gao DIsnissed.

Portland, Nov. 30.-By authority Of
the attorney general, United States
Judge Wolyerton dismissed one Of the
cases against Frederick A. Cribs, c.
A. Smith and the late Nels Werner
Minneapolis, affecting timber lands in
Lane and Lynn counties.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-12-03
Peary Refuses to Talk.

Washington, Dec. Robert e.
Peary declined to make any comment
on the confession of DR.. Frederick A.
Cook
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-12-03
Eirebuo 1. Shot In EIioht

\ Toledo, Nov. 30.-After he had brok-
en- into and set fire to a moving picture
theatre, an unidentified man was shot
and instantly killed BY PatrolmaD
carl G. Kruse,
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-12-03
cudahy Estate Held at $50, ooo, 900.

VQoahy EBtdt0 F1eIu AZ $2U,UUO,OVU.
Chicago, Nov. 30.-Men closely as.
ISOLATED with the late Michael Cudahy
In the packing industry and other en-.
terprises placed his wealth at about
$20,000,000. The estimate of $4,000
600 to $1O,000,000 they say is entire
ly too low.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-12-03
Federal Estimates Cut II Millions.

Washington, Dec. IA cut of $14,.S
100000 in the estimates of the rum
ming expenses Of the government DUR
ing the next fiscal year was reported
to President Taft today az a result OF
his ,ultimatum to the various heads OF
departments at the cabinet conferences
yesterday. g3
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-12-03

Gale Sweeps Coast Of Spain. 3l
Corunna, Spain, Dec. Ia wild gale \
caused heavy damage to shipping
along the coast. A coasting vessel
capsized and 16 persons were drowned
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-12-03
New Orleans Police Chief Dies.

New Orleans, Nov. 30-William J,
O'Connor, chief Of the New Orleans
police for the last three years. and in
tho local police service for 40 years
u dead.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-21
,inr AE-er BUSINESS.

-annellson 7er1eE Tie heoEllA
-4 r1r- Mzdfzan merchants are II
NJ T1rz af advz--zi1g s7zca ese
dars n raeir ZONE paper watca ev1-
1eueas ne sacr mar r-eT are .ook-ng
.pr business and zre gnilg altar L n
gar Ez- 4ad -aev ara lnr CRY
getting Z Eou heir nome Owls
aur rom 1ouueiisau aad 1Elar o@-ls
II he -o7IurT TIE averaga 1uye1
-e.t an strings 1ad % an- and
: sts ru-ua merchant does aor Faur
ris --.de sad enough u advertise me
sac- and tel =1az ne las gur n ne
laraE styles and ~nat Eou czn 5uy
hem sor-#nE sanuLdn's re pe1ple
"a z--e-e -ae- know they can zeE he
goods ana NOW ne 1r-cs- I merchant
Eha Knows his zocds and gr1css ara
gm Is aar AFRAID 2 zdTeE--se ma
Eaer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-21

Burlington EaEK-EFe LnFa cnH1-
nat7.5tses are clamorng tor iursr-1r5sa1
-ziir,sfz- There are NAM inviting
feds wne-e uuraT could 1af 1eElil11-
srzr.-a Investment n eleetic 9r zas-
qif1e -ozds. bur uuf-;eultlv legislation.
-t4r1uga mistaken MOTIVES g n %
--acIe Fnder ne inspiration 81
71,1rk-r1ktng agitation against corDo-
-aesouE. the Peterson corporation iaF
vas enacted n 1877 The zuthor evt-
1enrsv ran heard 20 nuch abort
..7rarrauit..Igza ri1n and tae grasp
ny rzpitalis-s -.1at he drafted a bill
4aica s 4 sHrious handicap lFon
Te-a enrervrse This zraulre pr7-
rides that ali capital stock shall BE
aaid N TIL AZ 4 hundred cents On the
dollar before ne corporation can be-
IN work. -nzt fnrei2 corporations
ezn hare 40 bonus tazes and Ives
srl--fensou fees IN articles Of incur-
1urauon. Foreign CAPITAL cannot be
inrereszzd IN Iowa propositions, pro-
nDra-s say Eaev ara practically SHUT
an by me provisions Of -ha Law. and
-ailr1ad building IS At 4 sFaudstiT
While iowa IS prosperous. there are
% many farming aud industrial enter
7rfsas n me state. underway and pro
iectad. raar Gutzide capital Is needed
for raiIEar construction I 1sed 70
ne tne poIicv 70 encourage Investment
and Iowa deTeioUef wonderfully. Now
Eaar the policy mas been reversed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-21
cas--AeE III

Nrz- Alex Baird +1a vas called 20
Southwestern iowa By TIE Heath. Of
1e- father :. L Mora returned
home F1fa- last
Mss Ea7-se Ea1 haz bean re guesz
10 1ag week ne iona u E.
Egokar snruura % Ter home n 81
Lnllts roul ~ extended rDuT Of Eli
-upe
Pres. zn6 mz d Eoaver IT
md M-s. Carpenter. Mtsz Anna ReTer
and Yrs. c z Newcomer. attended
-la T-ntae-au sFnGd at EegrIsTn~1
over snuda- M-s Newcomer vas
president IL ne 1iazinnzrT 1rgauiza-
t.nu II Tie sTaof
N and Arz wzItEr W7r-sI and
zon feua- -a1s week tT three
reeks -tsir n starr. Virginia
--=ssge- Er-fn returned lasT Eeek
rom -eu-ar Colorado. ~nera ae
las been rtzirsng -elzrtvsz.
y-z. Charles 4 James vtsirzd last
#=-k fl Guinc-
M Mar Foot aud 1iece, Hrs
-iIbe- Wells. AZ Burlington. are
rlazrs At re home Of Mrs Farr'z
1r7raer. Merrill
McWanan x 4 business Tzzi-
-1r 10 Caicago and Gtner eastern
Yaiurz this Ezess
Miss Eit1a E7Tau leares next ~aea
Tor Boston 70 enter TIA Conservatory
ef Music
Msz Ellen Fsr-is left TEesdaT Cor
Chicago vha-a she vii s-zidr he TO
in AMI rufca csIIture
" and Mra z S~ope. of Chill
Iicar1a. IL ware here last week cal
cd BIZ ze serious Illness Of J. "
Mor-.s
rs Nasal stsne and Hrs. Edna
Eodgen. Of 5tronzaurst- ware guests
tie 7az- week at ne home OF Arz-
Mar C-ahiI
Mrz C-7t-endon Simpson IS visiting
Ter son. L 6 STnnsou- Al Beaumont
Kansas. and vii Ttstt relatives Il
Harrison 80. enrourz home.
ARA Williams. catcher 0f me Buf-
faEo -ezu Il r1e eastern ieague- r.
--1rzed hnuue LAST week f6r he Ftnrar
re haa 4 contract with he Boston
Americans for next season
Mss F7azel Gamer has gone 70 La
Forte. Tnri-. e acept Il position
E=er-nou Ear1ar. at 81 Joseph, No.
who has naeu visiting MS sister Miss
Gorilla Ear1er. departed for Kinks
vile. 70. F.da-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-21
ATHENS. VIC.
>>>>~>>~~>....,

Wha1 hare Yes- done viz mr.
summer wasss says lack s-uxz-
wilson and Wilson ara -r
rvo SETS CT naehiner- THIS -z
are tarHasnil,g niIlex and 11e -z5sr-
ciCvaE
We aava lew surer7z.zs
launched II 0ur cir II -hg ~z-
reai eszare firm We wfsh Ills -
cancsEl unc1 Success
7nher- Peacnck and vie II +s
CO. Nc. ren1raed home zt-@ Xxx
aar vtstt EtFa James Pszc1rS II
family CT TINS place
Miss Lilly GRAY 81 NJ Pleasant 4
3 visiting tnr a z1ur- Tina WITH
sister, Miss Sadie. az rhar 7lzc=
VI and Ms sz@1rza zz-a
have -asarued aGma afta-
spent a few Gays win Mr.
onz dausnrer Yrs George as- Il
Birmingham, Iowa
Lz~-mce Fore and ezuIE
Madison az visiting II ne -g-e I
" and Az 9liver Pape
'TalheE- Re5dnan ana srz I'd J
Fnpe made i business ZIP 70 1an1ss
asst Taesda
? O. Dunn willie IT wGrs II II
EoaI aa1k, aad tls lisfur-l1A y al
u sre1 4 EaT Is 70 -a 2az2z=At
quite seriously
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-21
: 80 EOS EEr At

1E- i Z .E1furTi- -Es--lr=r IN II
1erGa51sis n 1aa Department II 1a
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bulletin IN eae uunr1 II GCruner
L IS 17aE lie important sunlec- II
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reaIrn-1d- T1e 711iaEuu CT 1ea
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gacn aour snr II adult, SIZE cEIate
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ne aodr. suca As -eguanr 1a11zzlg
am nutritious der ara ezze1L-a-- s.
veezalI- vEa g-rvlng children
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home s at lrs1 consideration u ne
prevention Of al Kinds 1E diseases.
=suacialIv CT -1e respiratory -acr. II
- caruha- against tuberculosis. t1e
n0st 7oten- factor IS -esh an u
caurze, 14apie Should aa Ee1t vaz-1
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-21

lrzssnr tine Tla vEzz. wiz III
splendid c-uuz Ea great rsssrva az
reaaT cazL VII lnI anay rnE 1sas1 u
ASK z1r AID Eun -aa eas1. Re aaz II
FaTs aseu -hs Gaze aur TIA east
vii aaFa q depend uuaE tie nsz-
Fesz % an exreuE newer gsnazs
-1ctzgtzE lruuzi1Ie General 3oage
-1lnhz ! gsnerzI Republican vlcrnFv
n N1vsuhsr VII nave Z <-eg- sceaGy
ng =efecr HON ne C1ruErT AMI na2a
I IL szszer % Stow 1ar1ue t1a1
ne -uirHd S5a1es ca1 zsr along
vail vlt1nUr 1or-awlg lnuaE -uE
max S1urEa
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Illinois srar- lnasst.ss:an auar-.rty-

Illinois Stzrr institution Quarterly
The Illinois state hoard of admin
iS-aEun aaS issued ! secuud number
II TIA Institution Guar-ersY Seveu-
tam pages ara lkE1 I'D win n &c
COUNT IT tie a1sacrnus Of ne
auar5 zlnra ne beginning Of tie cal
=zrtar rear including reports af visits
II stats institutions. orders issued.
improvements and reratrs projected
and Under VIZ. Changes II the person-
1zs u ne institutional stats, orphan
ages listed children PIace.t 1ul- and
ae financial transactions II tie n
sGr1rnnz ar Tia quarter ending June
81
The opening ar-scie Is SCIENTIFIC
iisgusslun az ne CumpIer.rv Ut Herald
IN or Tie Saetas Genesis 1T he IN
tifiiTigtuaI- VIZ special references n tie
genesis Ct criminals. 1aausrz and tie
insane Z * zIInsEaTed av 4 novel
and inrerzsEzng diagram called ne
ancestral errse CT EueeI II lereFfLEz-
Craer articles Es entitled P-1pagE
IGN df re init. Philanthropy and
S1c5uiogT. Social Reform. tae Joyce
Casa nsaae EameH-Ca1 We CIre
Than II Or ~ jam Harris II St
Louis he Sgofiz SEzrem f6v Turse
Sherman president af ne board.
T-aeEdmz as Czass Ut Blindness
~ TIA SUPERINTENDENT Gf the scnC0i
fdr re bind. ne Increase II II
sanitE n Nr sa1born IL MIS-
sac1ussf-s1 ar
This NUMBER contains also notices
Of he Recommendations contained n
ne last bulletin az TIE board u pun
lie charities. mention OF lie appoi1t-
uem Of M Erven Is secrsEarT Of me
rev commission II charities ne pro-
gram af ne Illinois conference Of
charities. N announcement Of re or
zauizarsau II ne annual conferences
III poor Iaw officials and N abstract
of ne animal -e1ar- III ne civil ser
vtce commission
na SPECIAL a-tcIe entitled WHAT
ne PubIEc Wants 70 kauw he board
announces II pr1g-m II. n other
Eurdz. IL concep1un NJ THAT ne
people II ne state have ! 1gI 70
expect Of -1sr public institutions
EEeE nanEnn 3 made N ne ie-
c-ease II crime N Chicago.
Z statement & made t1ar he
cuar-erfv VII be senI % the address
OF zuv citizen If Illinois w1u IS SIT
aciantt7 interested n ne subjects is
c1zsed % iesre u receive I regular
II Il 1ae dasirz 5f tie board q
admin z7-azsen q regcn As nanT Per
=uaz connected win phiianraropic IN
ter7r1ses. CT engaged n lie sr1fiT q
social questions. as I'll rad lis
journal ices not. however, Ttsn
10 exzeud lnnsv fuaiizsli- or N vain
Those Eho -a-ns I and Eanr 70 Ne
regszzsrasf az permanent subscribers
VII please anref7 ne sstft1r Or
Wires. % nat a.ac-.
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FaaMINGTcN.

NJ and Mrs. Ian NeiIev entertain
ID a number of friends Manday evan
ing N honor OF tie aiEareenra ami
TerzarE of their wedding 4 fur
course luncheon Vas ser-ad and
1oz- delightful evening wa passed
Kailsv Of Dez MONIES ana Bert
STsck 1f soCne we're un- al tuva
guests
g G Junkins las purchased half
interest n me general stnr az W
Gmn
Chapter O Pc held ver-
pleasant nsecng Mondav evening, at
ne home Of Ha z z Turner
Mrs. r Barton left Tnurztar
snr Fairfield, where sne #flI Fssit aer
sun Merrtr Ear-1u.
III and Hrs Rascas McE1ernan
and children af Eavanee. a---vad sal
u-iaT for vizit win resarives-
Mz L z aaaB az Independence.
Mo- zr-.Ted Ionnar sur Z visit WITH
Ter parents n. and Mrs.. Eeur- Fart
rex
Mss Esiitl Ther1 or oskaloosa visit
81 over sHndaE with Ter mother, Mrz-
Lizzie Ther1-
Marie McCuiIlen os q Enuis q tie
g1ast IT his mother M- Marine
McGuilIen-
M-- Z Z Jenkins Taf- 8undar far
Cellar aapids, vhara sha vii are=r,sf
ne assemble If ne Bzngafarz Il Re-
5ecca-
N-z Zee arzdleY ~as taken u ne
Graham aospifaI IN Keokuk Tae=iav
egr medical treatment Mrs Brad
EeE nas been ii FOR several months
YIN 1arzIrzis N ia earaat
Mrs. Y. ! Ra4smau Ftzftsasf arar
sundaT vfrh her szrer Mrs. Isaiah
Toolam IN Eansauq7la
Nrs & u Earnnn and SIN ara
visir1ng relatives IN Columbus giznc-
zou-
Ms. Lima BRADSHAW N Milton Is
teaching II rpgru So IN he absence
IT Miss Pearl Noon ~ao vas called
. Ter home n Af5tan 5v rae Illness
Ct der mother
" L Muir Of s1uapar-e vas a
Farntngron Ftsstur Mandav
TIE Eensineyou clun wzs pleasant
r entertained T7iesdav evening At ne
home II Ms Chas- CIeava.
" and Mrz " Risser and Ms.
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vera called 70 Colorado Springs Cuic-
raan. SATURDAY, 1v tsle serious Illness
Of rnesr 5rurder. WI E. returned "a
Bass ctT Wednesday bringing WIN Z
VIII them Tan IS II j critical can
if-on.
Na- r c. Ferris IS visiting relatives
II Monmouth
Hiram Todd az Peoria vas trans
acting business N tie cfty MaudaT
Mssz Nellie aacs EeaFez next week
f0r, LnveIa1d- CaIn.- 70 spend the
vinrsr win relatives.
James GARRISON, Of Council Bluffs.
EnEa. Ehu has been visiting lis pa-
rants. near 8ascn. was calling On
friends N this cttv Sar1r1aF
Or II Martin. af LaEar1e. ~as
looking aftar his political interests IN
he etrv TIesdzv
Marriage licenses issued Eae PAST
weak by Comfy Clerk Jas " West
fail
Charles l. elmer. WARSAW. "a HeE
en aaruut-e- warzaE
Iosanh 2 Langorz- Cedar Rapids.
Iuwa- 70 Mabel Graca Rowe Cartilage.
E1her- Z Ezson. lancaster. Ma. 10
Ge-uGe Davis. Queen cry. No.
Emil Wife. Warsaw "a Mamie LeiE
gm- WARSAW
Glen Robinson Eaniinn 70 Alice
SPENCE. Hamilton
Jam Spence. Hamilton 20 Eazes
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