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FoR sALE--PouLTRY

Barred rock cockersls Tor eaie from J.
&. Anderson stock sgs 2ard = Cedar
80
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YARNS ETC., NEAR EVERETT,
nuF improved farms. eonsiaiins 90 rich
land with stock and all. near Everett Tor
hall of what Yau pay per acre fpf worth
less stumpy gravel hills an many other
places Everett IL faii Of people tnathinE
for reuti. and an Al market Tor farmers
A fpw samples % what ! am ssliing
IN farm land
river bottesn tns overflow ss acres halt
cinafed bench land faa feet above the bot
torn lcFslt. $50 large bearing fruit trees.
aiuo-rop house. with water pipeG Co.
good outhuiidinHHs ~ head Of cattle.
horses hogs. ali implements. etc for an
Al ranch, 90 tons ~ bay acres Of
vegetables. etc. = miles from Everett.
n fine aettlsmeat Only ti2s an acre,
se acres adjoining nearly an cultivated
river bottom. 90 fruit trees, houses q
hssd ~ cattle. hetss. boss All imple-
o. will cost you more an arre % im-
prasa worthless gravel than what IL
asked far these ranches have more
also improved smaller ranches between
Everstt snd 5nohomish, from acres up.
Amons unlmproysd land tracts have.
90 artes. ~ which is acres bottom. rs
acres burned aud seeded in good loan.
some fruit trees, etc. no miles from Ev-
sfett lu Eood settlement only $40 an
nefe and only e3b0 down Also NUM-
hsf 81 other similar proportions
This is also the headquarters fat logslne
chances of all Sizes, nearly all inspected
by experts logging doukoYa ioEging
hofsra nIl kinds Of logging rlgH. camp
outfits logging locomotives. rails saw
and shinulr milla all sizes. etc.
BEHOLD. that what advertise lH aa
afepftincd. and lH really FOR safe No
fake advertising hero. Cut aut this al
Nothlng like it viii appear for good
'' ALFRED sALIN.
1909 Hewitt Az. Everett
V0TroM LAND AT NOTION PRirE.
Two acres OF rich bottom iapd. 10 min.
utrs from Seattle. only $500 Terms
$50 down and th month. Nearest
acreage 10 Seattle You would have 10
40 north ~ Everett. south pf Tacoma
of west Of Elliot bhy To- equal THIS low
price. sind then the land would not he
na good Excellent transportation. low
schools churches. Stores cite Take
Madison car and Kirkland ferry ~
Anderson boat ta office of NtNkE a.
FANHAH on wharf of Kirkland
WE HAVE SEVERAL
) and l0@Nre tracts. all cleared
aud level. good black soil for
sale. or VIII exchange for city
property i59 Arcade Annex
SNAP
Must raise some cash. aud win sell my
siK garden tracts. size 10000 each, Tor
$500 each " aoid IN two wecigs
Take Tacoma tntcturban 10 AlEann
ana ask for Bert Anderson
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3 ~#fsaks On Roy bet i'm aad Ma
der Nnmara ERm 1905
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CITY AID COUNTY LOANB
on improved ~ vacant property ~ 7 and
pFr cont any amount from $50 10 $500.
f1r long o. short time. and TasF "a -
meHts. no delay HfnueHnHt a Co a0t
Boston rinfs SECOND HHd Columbia
Money ~ iuaH ~ and y Der cent 90
delay fis HnN York Bldg
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EVERYBODY

EVERYBODY
CAN PARTICIPATE IN THE NEW WAY TO BUY REAL
ESTATE FOR PROFIT
CHANCE FOR THE SMALL INVESTOR
NEW COUNTRY
800 = a. expense OF more than fi20000000. trans
asna railway through South Dakota Montana
washington opening settlement territory twice
- renns5lfsua shortening the haul freight
aes and
NEW CITIES
ihs nes railroad fChicago Milwaukee Puget Sound Is
operation and already building
Aphs and along NJ line many Of which towns las ia
~ q al of the other railroads the Pacific Coast
"''"e large cities In few years.
new PLAN
n olhFesi Townsfe Company by applying principles
hsS Insurance the business OF land investments has
- ~ o. those towns as preferred risks because they
- nov either County Seat Railway division point
eng eaeh Of them being substantial Young city
'ake newspapers. hotels and telephone
= mus 81 them. electric light and waterworks
INSIDE PROPERTY
a MI me encouragement and Of the great Chi
srz and st. Paul Railway Company been
bns & baed IN each of these ten towns tract Of choice
TEN CITY LOT CLUB
tss ~ n JON club Of persons pays $500
Fon ~ q ~ month Tor thirfyeght IN the
Rents AZ. Fed from future sale OF Of 81 900 aot
bore Fset worth 1900 and BOUND TO BRING $4,000 or
US cities along ihia TrauBcOunent
stanaiad ~ Investment opportunity Of lifetime. Speculation
Ne korw exceptional profits from the eyerucreasng wealth Of
ANk kEFERENCEs-BONA FTDE GUARANTEE
ABSOLUTE SAFETY
BANKERS REALTY COMPANY
az AMERICAN BANK BUILDING SEATTLE
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PERSONALS.
ATYLlaH MAkE-ONER anOP-
BOARD AND ROOM.


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ApEcIAl noTIcEa.

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nwNSr WAY ts1tuf.arEHtNU CO.
g1ma uphaisfsft@R fagatisfn fnpaifta9
aisa farnj18re gaeaiaE aaf bat serk
speciality AT uefs aNafsnteaa
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MNE GEuLA -cgfriss Thuf.aex sEsn.
logs FsafinEs dstig uNEabE@s liet
Ftf'h Main fste
stores runnetts1 rspsifinK % sN
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Ma4aasars aaie nest SEER Co. cefnsf r.
geraisa ana NirEinia. CfnthtnE fer mgn
Wafusr ard fhidrfa
EshsIaaan wtisaH. rzfpeafers and
Inhhsrs. Mfaaam ard dear srrssns sps-
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and alan aad gssiar WaF. faward Mrs.
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An prof Stevens Rev Method Teach
@f1A ing Dancing guaranteed In pri.
AYEf~ vsfe lessons Days evenings Nfihl
HV,I always free Fourth ana zine 81
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FOR RENT


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WEST a WHEELER. CoLMAN BLOCK
aNl tHfufniHhed FLATS
W % rms, upper, fotM ~ 18th W
v tieaoa-a rms. lower 20 t'nion ~ W
~ 20 rus, taWef. $40 Pine IT, 4
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sITUATIoNs WANTEo-MALt.

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Competent piano teacher would IKE q
few pupua Chn or address olli lVih Az
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FoR sALE-FuRNITUgE

'--sr~esrs-ssN~H-es~-e-~ @-~-~~-~~~~@N~~
Polish pianos uffh Toner'S Dasslins
Aiu nat sum Aersr Toner. iit unlpn
highest cash raid foF farniiare and
hensrhpld Eunda Aaia rksS l. gstt
igrshs ehaiFs showrasss chir4Ee store
fnd Once furnltnfo Co faff tst az
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FARMS AND AcREAog-(cont.)
FREE HOMES1rEADS

Have three chaice claims. with nice lakes
IN The fAMutH phanoFHn FHIiT
Nht.T AlHa fine wheat lands 10 biN
HIhb cguntrY, With water. telephone
rural route. new railway. Have some
tiua claims coming under irrigation ih
Yakima valley Ais0 DHEupN
Open Saturday evening and sunday iili
noon
FDHfgnHr LAND go LOcATOnH.
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The FlFEiamH" Call bells. closets
ffs NirGinla -, I hot ana cold watef
bis frgFn WsstisAs 10 ever room free
~ les madsru fuF. baths sod phanss
nishsa fsii ouisifsi rates from o. 80 90
reamsl svsfythlHa "a ger week WEgk
mes. steam heat ia dlatAnca
TILE ANNEX =-4eet Eighth av paar
Wsstiaks Az ssu rlsant Furnished.
steam hsatsd bedrooms tfnr nsn1
Rates 81 50 pr week stc per ninht
OLYMPIC APARrMENrH-- manage.
nsnt Iipasek sepiuE furnished. single
o. - suite. 81 rs 80. sleeping rooms
9itq up free hafha Hest and rhaap
ct close In apartments 10 city lete
Wsstsrn az usef rptic Market
CtAan furnished foun5 for taH msa. ~
wesk. Or 81 20 single Elsrttie tirhf.
clothes closet EiEhth ~ near Pike Zee
ianhtahT 81 1891 seventh nV. near Fine
ell tndaF snd aafuffar
Sieeir furnished Foons Tor wnfsiaE
men sill board ~ desired near Tabor
rempia. 7at uuiFsfslif
Nics clean rooms 81 81 so SOS Cslam
bis Thres bieess from Thira
Yer Rsni--rwo FURNISHED bsuanksepins
rooms walking distance iai Minor n
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eUslNEss cNAhces.


a. a bargain. ~ lots with livery sta
BILE on. in "a thriving town close 60 Ne
attic $3.50 uNi take Dc ~ sold ~ once
Cau 1908 FIRST as H T. ncckwith. bar
tender
Hnara flr uRht manufacturing. with
I power low cent % Heil st. Phone
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cniRoronI,rr

CHIRoroDIsTs.
corns huuinnA iuKr5wtnE nails. cal-
s sI. suite 40 Marion si'' 'Hlds Phone ifti
$500 MONTHLY. 25c A CORN
A. w. KLINE, 456 ARCADE BLDG.
Or WILLIAMS chubIains corns. etc
seis Eighth av Main Tsas.
CI.AIRs QYASI
M G fS4of @SoSSy
DERFuL MEDIUM Gives valuable ad.
heated al her private home sss4 Pine
81 near sixth sv. Also gives wonderful
lucky charms
PRINCESS LOUISE the celebrated
Egyptian is now located Rt t2eh 81 JET.
fersou IT. Consult her on an affairs %
life. satisfaction or no charges
CARD READING Ladies' csc. men
soc is3a Terry av Eastlske car
,oooooooccIIIEoIEsSusS,y,ooooo<
eli chronic diseases 12t Arcade NJ slit
(ST>e = IA mon secS6d hand cloih.
tne ana an articles Of value bought and
sold Kara ans first Ind s5ie
mO11r0r~apy 2FSS cSfssss
oopI<rCJcJnlIl ASLNSScIIISS~,~ooo
cody petecuNs Asen.y' .as-s ieaas
NNHht nNAhAN" AHtW WV AAfN
ELASTIC HOSIERY ...
nm fl M G7ifs 1fesas bsildISSS- 49,
.>ooey,co1HglAlIy,, S99.>ESs0opc9occ
Hats cleaned and blocked
ItoSsrIIAls.-------,-~------
io03E b Flr 81
Under management of Old Wayside hos
p'''' " relephope Main 1sti
IIQJsg NoNNlSG.>ooooOo.
- N Dawson. houscmoving Main
Ssss. Rcs, ballard tl9a.
LAWYERS.
J Sperkort.aAtl courts collections
corporations organised Notary public
Damage eases a speciality. Both phones
5O5-T-s Burke Rlk second and Marion
% 4 schoff Lawyer. 5os.t Pioneer
BIDS Consultation free Personal in.
calvin Townsend s0b Bailey BIDS
Consultation free husband wife Injuries
osTEoPATHlc LICENSED
PHYSICIANS.
Members Rational. siate aud County
Assoclltlens
~DR ~HECES y NAfk1sIi' 10 3 ii5e,6,fS
/ building. taos Second Rv Graduate
1 l>irks,illc, 1907 recent post graduats
dence East sesi
"I sc>i>icso s;sSSS' ~ SSfSco
1 present location Cottage. 7il Union rear
>ooo1r.AJCTIkSSoASl8, .1NtoInEI,Ss 49,,
| Al6 First nN Main 6Q0S Ind sIgi
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| fhs View Kodak st6rc' m MkSfiiSis- s.
Largest stock on the Coast
Developing and Printing Tor Amateurs
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REAL rarATE LoAna.

" " - " ~ v ~ AreSeT-rseeN
EOHrHWnar TRUST = SAFE DE-
FpHff co First Az and Columbia ~.
fcplman BYiidtnFB. invites applications
fef loans from 81 900 20 e. 900 IN Inn
proved Seattle residences property Ia
established districts
Newark post., 1910-07-13
Sunday School Lesson
By r. S. Holmes
Lesson III. July II, 1910.
PETERS CONFESSION.
Matt. 1911 -28)

PETERS CONFESSION.
Matt. I6:13-28)
GOLDEN TEXT: Thou art the
Christ, the Son of the living
God.' Matt. 1916
The last year OF the ministry
of Jesus had begun. No one can
say surely what feelings were in
his heart, because of the stubborn,
steady opposition which be en-
countered from the influential
classes. But imagination will
picture him there, on this journey
into the parts of Cesarea Philippi,
as weary and disappointed, and
longing for sympathy and recogni-
ton. Such picture brings him
very near to us in our poor limit
ed human nature.
THE LESSON.
VS.. 13. Cesarea Philippi was
in the northeastern part of Pale
stine, at the source Of the Jordan.
It was an ancient city which
Herod the Great beautified by
building a palace in honor of Au-
gustus, and Herod Philip, called
the Tetrarch, still further beauti-
fed and enlarged, and changed its
name to Cesarea Philippi, combin-
ing his own name with that of
Augustus Caesar. The question
asked there, or near there, by Jes-
us has contributed more to make
the name Of the city enduring
than did the work of either Her.
cd.
"Whom do men say, etc.' The
translation made so long ago is
not i'll accordance with our gram
matical usage. "Whom" should
be "who." "Men say that l am
who" "Who am n" Not "whom
am l ?" The question was not
curious. 1t was, we think, a long
ing for appreciation, for assurance
of recognition, for real sympathy
in his work and claim. His dis
ciples would hear the common
speech of men, as he would not.
He seems to have been longing
to hear that people were saying,
: He is the Christ" He knew who
he was. Was not that enough
No. The human heart of him
longed for word of confidence
and belief from the lips of CON-
mon men.
VS.. IA. This is the answer.
Not one person was saying what
he longed to hear. Herod had
said, This is John" Guilt, not
love, said that Some said Elijah.
That was better little. Elijah
was he for whom the whole nation
was looking to be the torerunner
of Messiah. Devout Jews still
look for him. Some said Jere-
1niah. Perhaps because he was
so severe in his denunciation of
the Pharisees and Sadducees aud
Scribes. The answer left him
unsatisfied. Think of it. Even
the Christ longed on earth for
what he could not get.
VS.. IS. Then comes one direct
question. Is it possible that he
had asked the first question only
as preparation for the second?
There were twelve men to whom
he put that question. Did they
believe in him?
vs.. 1o. Simon Peter answer
ed. OF course. He was always
ready. We love Peter for his
inpulsiveness. Why did not John
answer? Why did they hesitate?
If Peter had not answered would
any of them have done it? Can
you see the picture? Jesus alone
twelve men standing around
him, or walking toward the city
in pairs or trics. He stops, asks
the first question. One answers
one thing, and another another.
Then comes the second question,
and all are dumb. But only for
a little. Peter speaks.
What an answer. We scorn the
Jews. But Jew made the great
confession of history. There are
Newark post., 1910-07-13

Jesus blessed him for it. Peter
had a false idea as to the sort OF
Christ he was to be. Jesus stern
ly rebuffed him for expressing it.
Vss. 24-25. These verses give
the true doctrine of the Kingdom.
There is no place in it for the
self-seeker. Life is nothing. Self
denial is the law. Christ follow
ing is cross bearing. He who
follows is cross bearing. He
who follows me must do as l do.
have a cross to bear. l will do
it. If v0s, follow me, you must
be willing for what l am willing.
Life lost because OF following me
will be found to be life saved
with me in glory.
vs.. 2o. The question asked
here has never been answered.
No one can gain the whole world.
There is no one with whom an
exchange can be made for soul.
If the devil owns it, he will never
sell it. IT God has it in his keep
ing there is no one who can offer
him a fair exchange.
This was the climax in the life
of Jesus. He went down after this
into the valley of death. You
have whole picture of his weary,
selt-denying, cross-bearing life
here. From this time on he NOV
ed under a burden of sorrow which
the world will never understand.
1t was the method of triumph
for humanity over death and the
grave. Who follows in is train?
Are you saving YOUR own life, or
saving the life of some other for
whom Christ died? Do you live
as he said you must live? Chris
tianity is Christ-following. Never
forget that he went where duty
called.
Newark post., 1910-07-13

meaning of "R ock," and Keys"
ard ~ soosening and Binding" of
sins is. The Churches are Sc par
ated here widely, and probably
will forever remain so.
But in VS.. II We can get one
thing Jesus accepted this an
swer of Peter. Accepting it, he
claimed to be the Christ. Human
nature can not reach this position
he, in effect, declared. Revelation
alone brings this into a heart.
Intellect will not find the Christ
in Jesus. Spiritual illumination
only makes it plain. He who
saw it then was blessed" He
who sees it now is "blessed." Are
you one of these?
vs.. IS. Was Peter the Rock?
The Greek idiom to our mind
says "no." "Peter' is only the
English form of the Greek word
"Petros." In the utterance Jesus
changed the name of his disciple
from "Simon, sou of Jona," to
Peter. The next time Jesus used
the Greek word it was a noun of
different gender, and in our opin-
ion was purposelv used to refer
not to his disciple, but to the truth
he had just uttered. Thou art
Rock, and upon this saying of
yours, which is also rock, will
build my Church"
VS.. Io is utterly beyond us.
We do not believe Peter could re-
init or retain the sins of any man.
If that is what he meant, there is
still in it no warrant for prelatic
absolution. God only can forgive
sin. He can. Oh, he can. Try
him, Trust him
VS.. 20. This is verse to be
noted. In charging his disciples
not to tell that he was the Christ,
he was accepting Peters declara-
tion. His reasons doubtless were
toavoid unnecessary controversies
with the Jews. He would meet
death when it came, but he would
not hurry it. But that he knew
death was not far away he soon
made manifest.
vs.. FL. "From that time he
began" He knew. He gave all
particulars. He would go to
Jerusalem. He would there suffer
at the hands of the elders, the
chief priests, the scribes. He would
be killed. But he would rise on
the third day. 1t all happened.
1t shows his prophetic Wedge
of what would happen. 1t shows
the poise of his soul that he could
talk of it SO calmly.
vs.. 22. Now Peter once more
speaks. Should the Christ suffer
thus? Never. Peter did what
any one of the company would at
that time have liked to do. Peter
dared to express his thought.
What! the Christ the Son of the
living God, die at the hands OF
men? Never. So he spoke.
Think of the disciple rebuking
his Master.
VS.. 23. He met sharp rebuke
himself for his assurance. Jesus
called him Satan. God did not
reveal such words to you Peter.
Flesh and blood alone gave you
these words. 1t was hard on Peter.
Christ commended one day, call
ed him Satan another day. Peter
dared to assume that Jesus did
not know what he was saving.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-18
BILL LOR|MER IS
GIVEN WH|TEWASH
Full Committee Report Next
Tuesday Will Exonerate
the Illinois Senator.
american News soryice)

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE senate
committee. on privileges and elections
held "A meeting today for the purpose
Of considering what report to make
10 the senate on the charges against
Senator VIM. Lorimer, of Illinois. The
subcommittee, which conducted the
investigation, cleared the Illinois Sen
ator.
Great secrecy is maintained today
but 1t Is generally understood that
Lorimor Is cleared also by the full
committee Of any participation in the
bribery scandal.
II Is understood TO be held that there
is no proof that he was guilty OF brib-
cry and no showing that enough mem
bers of the legislature were bribed
10 change the result, and that there.
fore, that he should not be expelled
irCm the senate.
The report Of the full committee, ox-
honerating Senator Lorimer will not
10 presented to the senate until next
Tuesday.
Members of the committee object
ed To sending the report of the full
committee to the senate today. be.
cause some of them wanted To- read all
the evidence in the report of the full
committee.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-18
STEAL HUMAN ASHES
CONCEALED IN RING

ST. Louis. Mo. Dec. 17.-When
thieves entered the room Of Miss Cora
Evelyn and stole jewelry valued in.
trinsically at $3.50 they did not know
they were putting themselves in the
class Of ghouls. But such they were,
1t developed today.
The theft Is one of the strangost
ever reported To- the st. Louis police.
The remnants of a human body,
which were stolen, consisted of "A mi
mute particle Of the ashes of Charles
Patterson. to whom Miss Evelyn was
engaged To be married and who died
year ago at Binghamton, y. Y, the
young woman's home city.
They had been sweethearts from
childhood, and just before Patterson
died he requested that his body be
cremated. and his fiancee then deter
mined with his consent, to have a
small quantity Of his dust set in a
ring with a transparent setting, SO.
rs she expressed it, she could have
him with her always. even after
death"
In accordance with this determine
ton Miss Evelyn had the ring made,
probably the strangest ever manufac-
turcd and worn by a woman.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-18
BABIES ARE. LUXUR|ES.
Their Financial Value at
Twenty Below Cost.

Sacramento, Cal. Dec. 1.-THE COM
mercial value of babies is less than
cost.
This statement calculated to stir up
the mothers OF the country, is con-
tanned in a bulletin issued by the Cali
fornia sctate board of health distribut-
ed Tuesday. The article shows that
the cost OF the average child from
birth TO the time it reaches the age of
20 is s4.l50 and that the actual COM
mercial value of the child at the age
of 20 is only $4,000, a net loss of $50
on the 20 years work.
The bulletin shows further that the
average citizen of 30 has commercial
value of $4,000, made up of $4,000
value and $1,000 earnings between
the ages of 20 and 30, while his actual
cost is only slO,150.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-18
PLENTY OF MONEY
BUT MINUS BAGGAGE

Boston. Dec. 17.-Their pockets
bulGing with coin and their only bag
gage an umbrella and a cane. Franco
Starcie and his bride arrived on the
steamer Menominee from Antwerp on
their way from Croatia to Milwaukee,.
We are travelling light" said Star
Gle, his face lighting up when he real
lied that he would not have to pay any
duty. but we have got plenty of mo-
ney." he added at the same time pre-
senting to view no less than three
pockets bulging with coin and big
roles of bills
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the use OF the electric chair. which IS
to release him from living death by
legal sentence. He says that he has
considered taking his own life, but be
iieves it is wrong
Society has condemned ME 10 death
and l believe that the sentence should
be carried out as speedily and painless
" as possible" he says. Il would
rather end all than to become state
charge in a state almshouse"
Mckinsey was educated in the In
diana state school for the blind and be-
came pastor in the Diciples church
He held pastorates at Thorntown and
Evansville. Ind. He was born at Cen
. trail, Indiana.
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WANTS LEGAL DEATH
Blind Singer, Conditionally,
Begs Electric Chair.

Battle Creek, Mich. Dec. 1-.-Fear-
ing that he is losing his voice. which
will prevent him from earning his liv-
ing by singing in the streets. Thomas
Mckinsey, age sfty-fve. who has been
blind all his life. has appealed to the
Governors Of Ohio. New York. New
Jersey and West Virginia TO grant him
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HOPPE. BILLIARD
CHAMPION Welded

Baltimore, Dec, 17.-Ni,lje uogpe Of
Chicago, the billiard expert. WAS mar
ried at the cathedral to Miss Alice
Walsh. only daughter OF Thomas
Walsh. a wealthy clothing manufacture
er, of New York. The ceremony was