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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-02

An east bound Denver and Rio
Grande passenger train was derailed
at Woodside. Utah. the Pullman roll
ing down an embankment into river.
Seven passengers were injured
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-02

Clay Clement is Dead.
Clay Clement, the actor, died sud
denly at the University Hospital, In
Kansas City, Of uremic poisoning.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-02

Irwin Hanchett, 16-year-old white
boy of New Haven. Conn.,. was arrest
ed at Deland. Fla. charged with the
murder of Mary Tedder, who was
found stabbed to death at Glenwood.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-02
SUMMARY OF THE
MOST IMPORTANT NEWS.
Sunday.

~>~oS>>e-so~>>
Sunday.
One-fourth of Yale students failed to
get diplomas.
The pbt,ade,nbia strike riots com.
pletely tied up the sity's street car
system.
"Rilly" Sunday converted Youngs.
town Ohio,s toughest civ bringing
$500 into the fold. 4
Americans in the rebel army led in
the. hattie in which the Nicarapuan
government troops met defeat.
e.- 80. ~. ,,a
investigation plan to go more deeply
into the history Of the Guggenheim
deals in Alaska mineral lands.
Monday
CLAW Clement actor.playwright, died
In arms of his divorced wife.
solomon M;ar Who hooor nc nedd,er.
died at Ligonier. Ind, worth $1,000
900.
The 11nited states snnreme Court
handed down many decisions import.
ant to States and railroads.
kim Edw.rd ref,sed 10 identity
bir,sa1f MI, ~. sa1;a, 80 h,s n,;nis.
try. and a new crisis looms In British
politics.
The limited states army will, hold a
national 'tonrHamant in chicago and
give exhibitions gJnlv 4 10 a that viii
helm insure a conc Eourth calehrafiont
William i Moxlev of Chicago loses n
$4,000 action by the United States
Supreme Courts ruling that butter
colored .oleomargarine must pay 10.
cent tax.
Tuesday.
Lord Curzon resigned the rectorshtp
OF Glasgow University, following CEN
sure by students.
Leroy Percy was nominated for Sem
atcr by Mississippi Democrats, defeat.
ing Vardaman in the caucus.
The barns of the Philadelphia Rapid
Transit Company were dynamited and
many police narrowly escaped death.
AID Wolgast won the lightweight
championship from Battling Nelson in
forty rounds, the referee stopping the
hight.
Joseph Conner, treasurer Of the
and Eastern ps;,waw eenfassaa
cbor+oga ~ a. 400 49,, - .,ss,s.ss,,,
and is admitted to an asylum
m.
~ - -
~, was elia. seu IN "afiah.
$50. ~,
na.oi peseituse elieleu ewo piiis
- pio'eel'on u Aiashan coai mines mes
A cambridge bank failed, having
s veen ioo.eu u sl44'voo' ana q young
pe. - q
Fnliadeiphla appealed for outside
aid 70 crush ner street car strike and
W s''aee poiiee were caiieu ou''
Ihe Illinois supreme Court justices
Al parole conference, IN Chicago
Iosonh a Ioyoe - = 80 s>'s 80 =
uilec.ols Oh the faiiesea MIX
ss ~ tSew AoIA Wefe ihaieeeu !.
NIno Ralne0 lmmNn1tV nv Testimony
before the grand Jury. ..jl.
pro.,den+ nee ~ N,a,,,,,,. ~,
,,,at .Latohad 49, .,,sta.,,.t.. -
tba sovernmsn4 oinna nc linas ~
modern business and save 500, 900, Ooo
year.
Thursday.
The Illinois House passed two direct
primary bills nv a large vote
DR.. Anna Shaw, American suffrage
.eAuei' was s.licAeh ,ailer - speecn sp-
peallng LOT votes Tor women.
Om man was killed and others in
jured when a mob attempted to lynch
two negro prisoners at Cairo. III.
psr .,,,ar, =. ~ ....a =. ~.
.,nt daa,asas a.. s.s.aa...,a
~ tnos soupe'ie.on anu
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-11-01
THE ALBEMARLE FAIR.
to Close With Brilliant Mar
ShalS, Ball.

Especial to News and Observer
Elizabeth City, Oct. 2e-The Abe
been holding sway here for the past
three days, came to a close last night,
the social features of the three days
ciimaxing with a brilliant marshals'
bali.
With Wednesday and Thursday.
beautiful day and delightful weather.
Friday sustained her uneviable repu-
tation by a big drop in the tempera-
ture. with considerable rain and wind.
AS a result yesterdays attendance at
the Fair Grounds and the number
of visitors in the city diminished very
much from the previous days.
The horse racing, however, was not
interfered with and many lovers of
the track and horse flesh We're par
Elephants and spectators. The races
came UP to the high standard Of the
first two days and were extremely
interesting from start to finish.
In the motor cycle races the day
before, Ambrose Bray, Of this city.
met with a very painful accident INC
created much excitement among the
spectators. He was riding q curve at
a pretty fast rate, when his big ma
chine skidded, throwing him forward
on his face and knocking him sense
less for a considerable time. Many
thought he was killed, but an investi-
cation found that he had not sustain
ed any serious injuries. His goggles
had been demolished and his left eye
had been painfully bruised and cut
therefrom. He was unable to further
participate in the races. Billy"
Fuerestein, of Norfolk, Va, won the
principal motor cycle race, a ten-mile
handicap.
The marshals' ball was held last
evening, beginning at 10 o'clock, in the
Robinson hall on Poindexter street.
The hall was a scene of brilliancy
and magnificent in its elaborate and
beautiful decorations. The beauty
and chiValry of Eastern Carolina So
CIety, together with representatives
of the smart sets from various parts
Of the country, mingled in the trip
of the light fantastic and it was ar
evening of greatest pleasure and
charm.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-11-01
TWO CHILDREN KILLED
BOTH CASES TIE DEATHS
WE'RE CAUSED BY TUE-Fe
FATHERS, UNINTENTTONAIy

Especial to News and Observer
Winston-Salem, Oct. 29.-As a ra.
suit Of peculiar accidents. two chill
dren were killed in the county yes-er-
day. Viola, the f~our-year-old daa-r-
ter Of Mr.. j. H. Everhart, a farmer
living near New Vernon, hal r.-
skull crushed by getting her head
caught between a wagon hue and her
father barn. Mr.. Everhart Qld ru-
see his child when he drove up 60 ILL.,.
barn.
J. w. Bennett. a farmer. while
gathering his crop Ct Irish potatoes.
threw n about twenty steps, inteu5-
ing for it to go in a basket. bat il
struck his f~Our-yeaT-Old BOY over the
heart. The LAD began crying, dropped
to the ground and died before a paysl-
clan could be summoned.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-11-01
Brilliant Reception to Mrs. Morehead

Brilliant Reception to Mrs. MoreIlead.
Greensboro, Oct. 29.~-In honor of
Mrs. John M. Morehead, Mrs. G.. S.
bradshaw gave a most delightful
bridge party yesterday from II a. m.
to l p. m. at her residence on Church
street.
The house was decorated with ex-
qulsite taste, chrysanthemHms and
ierns being used for this purpose.
Inc guest of honor was presented
with a cut glass violet vase. Mrs. y
v. Taylor made the highest score and
won q bonho dish.
AT one o'clock q delicious luncheon
vas served. Those present were.
Niesoames John Motley Morehead p
': ayIor, +. w. Meyers, Lindsay Hon
1ihS' hatnerlne Pa1mer Thomas Crab
ales' w. =. Merrimon. w. p. Bvnum
ana MISS Baxter, Of New Bern.
6r1uc OF a Month Entertained
- annie Reid entertained q Few
IiIenos at ner home on North E3oa
worth street yesterday at bridoa :,
ol mrs $. II. Isler, OF K5rSto,
Iretty Halloween tally cards 1rith
pEncils IN shape Of little broons warn
5INeh the guests, hich was varv o.
piourfate Tor this season.
Aliei games We're PLAYED Miss pa;a
presented the guest Of honor y1i+h
puncn OF beautiful white chrvsa ntb q
nluIils' ana each guest with . 49,
y Ssdutnernum on which was 49,
iltte yellow pumpkin. wban
sues's opened the little nmnkio IN
louho tfieir fortune, which ca,-,tneH
great oeai Of amusement. 'eo a
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-11-01
TROPHY
Battleship South Carolina Ect'i''"'
Prize Won in Target PFa2ti1t-

(By the AssOCtated Fress.J
Norfolk, Va, Oct. 27.-EIapvFa.7
ceremonies attended today the 4
sentatiOn to the battleship South ''
DINA, Of the naval trophy won by tt-s
snip in attaining highest percerl~
IN the spring and summer target aA"
maneuVer practices OF the AtI@it
battleship fleet, off the Virgins 81
MASSACHUSETTS coasts.
The presentation occurred aloar
the South Carolina at the &oTio.F
navy yard, and wa Witnessed Ly
comfnandant Of this naval station. +'
Well as by the officers Of all Ve--s-S
now mere. Capt. Fletcher. c0mmanl
ing the South Carolina, read I-r FL
from high naval officers CONNER
tory OF the achievements Of the So4th
aroma crew. who, in full dress unt
forms. participated in the ~cerenorj"-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-11-01
SHERMAN IN CHARLOTTE.
Is Given a Cordial Reception ri The
Queen City axes Speech Along
Usual Tines.

Especial to News and Observer
Charlotte, Oct. 27.-Vice-PreSIdr1t
Sherman was very cordially received
by Charlotte, having arrived iTpi.
Greensboro at sac .. m, accoTupanl"J
by a committee that went up aS laf
as Greensboro. Reaching the city. "@
was received by a large and repI1
sentative delegation of all parties ana
escorted to the Manufacturers CIu"
where he took lunch. later hQldlh&
short public reception at the Sci"
Hotel. He spoke at the AUDITOR"
to a large audience, at least half De5-E
ocrats, and then repaired to the ta-
again. where an informal recePf.o'
was held. The Vice-PresidentS al
dress was along those lines WhIc" l..
has followed since coming into b4
State, defending the tariff and rep
lican administration Of national -
fairs.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-11-01
BOOKER T. WASHINGTON
The Negro Educator Make q Speech
in Salisbury.

Especial to News and ObseryerH
Salisbury, Oct. 29-Heade5 hY
Booker T. Washington, Of Tuskesaa
Institute, the big colored college IN
Alabama, a party of prominent negro
educators visited Salisbury today
when DIR. Washington was heard Try
more than a thousand people. bata
black and white.
In his address, DR.. Washi1glu1
urged a stronger cooperation .-.
tween the blacks and whites in the
Southland to the end that peace ..j
harmony may prevail. The part" Ht
prominent negroe were given n WeI-
come in Salisbury by The CITY ntL- rs
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-11-01
round Dead in Uo..

.,lntenden A. A Rowia,
year.oi ~ Dred Pegram. the aiebtv-
bava negro. who was though -
last week ekpea ua from the county home
stump near the home. ua 80 on a
on a stump. ne was sitting
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-11-01
SPECIAL STORM " AR\ENt5.
Frost Predicted in Louisiana and
Freezing Weather in Oklahoma.

New Orleans. La, oct, 27-At q
o'clock this afternoon the loels
weather bureau issued Z special storm
warning for the Louisiana ANA Tex
coasts and ~forecasted high norther.y
winds and colder weather EeDera#y
over his section tonight and tom4r-
row.
Frost is indicated tonight aid t.-
morrow for the northwest portion ~
Louisiana, Friday morning for lreel-
ing weather III Oklahoma ana AThaa-
cas-.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-11-01
THE FARMER AND MECHANIC

file r. Then he told them all to old
their hands, and together they repeat
ed the Lords Prayer.
The next afternoon the little door
spoken of, that cruel. fatal door Whlch
led from The hospital to the gyH1na-
SUM yard, was opened and the corps
fled past to take a last look at Little
L. He lay there all in pure white, MS
hands folded on his breast and MS
hair curling about his wax-llke fore
head. L am an old man now,' SAID
the colonel, land in my time | have
seen the dead and dying thick upon
the battlefield. / have seen men whose
faces expressed the deepest pain and
despair But never have I seen such
bitter sorrow, such anguish Of heart.
as was written on the face of that
dead boy"
There was silence in the room Of the
old inn as the old colonies voice died
away softly like the moaning Of ID
passing wind. Then the waiter arose
and lighted the gas-it had grown
dark while the story had been told.
The lawyer took up the bottle Of rare
wine, but it was almost empty. Only
one drop one tear, flowed softly out,
one last drop Of Noble Blood.
Next Weeks One Page Classic VIII
Be :. The Mort d'Artflur," By Sir
Thomas Mallory.
COPYRIGHT. 1910. BY IRVING KIN
G.. ALL RIGHTE RESERVED.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-09
ganSs bon seitamentsfalidsrn.
Seruorraaenoe ruiiii6e aSpofaten
@itglieoer Der 8erbreder-Or.
ganiiation.

Sn @osfan lit cine SeitamentfdI-
i6erbanbe entSedt porben Die cine
feite Organization biI6ete mo in
&ietp mo @ostali, inter benz GiteI
@@enoiienidaft 5iir Sabrifation bon
Grbena befaunt mar, Die @eien-
idaft periiigte iiber allsge5eidrete
8erbinOnngen in Sen acniiitorien,
aoeIsfuratorien. @aiIengeridten mo
Staotar6iueu. inb fiibrte ibr @e-
idaft auf breiteiter Balls. Sic be-
ioB ferner ein Snformotionsbilreall
oas allie @adridten iiber berrIoie
Grbiaiten iommelte.
3u oieiem 3tued ipurben @getltiie
nn III antt5 &iiBlano unterbalten.
@ar cine iolde Grbidaft entoedt,
70 ipitroeft Sie offi5ieaen 8dpiere
0ariiber entlpeoer geitobIen ooer ge.
tallobt, iilto. eltle Berlon gle1d1en gtas
mems geindt. @ar oieie ni6t auf-
%5iitreibeni 10 lpuroeu 8apiere scf1l-
idt uno falibe 3eugen a%ngeporben.
Der Organization eebOrten piele
aopofateu non Ramen inn Ruff an,
10 boB Elm icitiationeIler &ro8eB he.
poritebt. Gle bisber Bel Sen Der.
lofteten aOppfaten bei6laena9nteu
8ofnrnente Oeliteu oitf cine iid) iiber
gan5 &uBlanO m~tSOebnenoe 0rgani-
iatipn bin. Die iobreIang geifidt ops
erirte nn0 fir ibre 4genturell aIl-
i6brlid 3e6ntauienoe gegeben bot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-09
%ich. nnS aornaasitellnna
peridubcni

Die fiir ben II. September onge.
ioote @ieb- unb aornanatenlnie aui
Den bieii9en 6oirpIate, 1T peeen ser
llnreiic bes aorns bis alf Sen %
Sftober beridloben porSen. Sic
&ornanSiteluns berfpri9t iiberons
gut bcifidt perOeu 5u poaen bod
Sas als5uiteIIenoe 8roOuft sic
bette &eiie erboIten Inn beiru &rciS.
.pertbcilen bic notbinuen Score" 8l
boben nad peIdem oIIcS Sorn be.
lirtbeilt mirS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-09

Ser Sdnee nersebt, 6as Gil
bridt auf. - gs idipiIlt Ser etr0m
6littb. "&raft, 2ebenl, iubeIt'S
I'M Stnrmeslouf. = 9as lit 6ie Goe
lie oeS na9enoen 5riibIings, Scr bod
torlflteft muB, Oh and Ser Bifltcr
nod 10 iebr nit itiirmiiden @ebdr.
ben or6llt. Sn ser @roia, III Scr
Btrfliffeit geitaltet Iif freiIid 6as
gilo nur 5t baufis aait5 on6crs.
Der gtitf na6 neuer Sraft, nod 1cl.
EN- 2eben erfdaIIt matt, faum Snb
Die bleifen 2ippet Inn 2aute Der.
lcibeit f6ntten. Der iebnIiidtioe
8ttrid lit ba, bos goubringen, oas
Beroen a6er febIt, 6enn Ser aorper
lit 81 geiduddt, Inn neuem 2eben
geoeibliben 9o6en 81 bieten. Sr
Der langen 8intertrdgbeit bat ii6 III
ben 9r6Beren 9nndIen itn6 ben feinel
@6bren BEG GorperS mebr niro mebr
@iftitoff ongeinmnleIt, Der aIs obge.
nlist bate aiisgeidie6en fperOen fol.
len, itatt beiieit aber BON benz trdgc
oabinflieBenSen Dilute nidt fortge.
meroen forstte ln6 ifIiebIid
pom 9orper, oiefet nergif.
tend, auf9efoiigt tpuroe. &nnit atlf
pergiftcten gooen neiles Sc.
Sen eriprieben2 SiderIid) ridt, es
'ei Octn, gu idaffeit @atb, itScm
OH oeinet G6rper nit Silf Der BE.
,iibmten ct. Bernard arduterpiGen
ION benz Site bcfreif, oas ieoe neiie
ae~bensreglits i'm Seine 8it eritiden
,robt. gertraiie Did nift BEN
aradfalbern an; boffe nidts bon
'ercn aiiediiIber, bas 6en 2eib nur
lodi mebr 5erriittet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-09
@oti5

yat Dem !, alpriI alfanaenb fla.
pen mir folgenoe @iIeage 8icfets
gum gerfauf.
900 Weilen gut anf @ao. Garific
ulo Sron Mountain gabn in @ii.
lolirt, lam bon irgenb iennan6 Be.
tti,st Reroen $3.50,
1000 Reilen auf Mo. Gocific il.
Sron @olntuin gut in arfanias,
Soltiianna urlo @ifiouri $25. Sam
nl'r bon Der i'm @eiIenbnd seuann-
zen Berfon benltbt fperoen.
2oo0 MeiIen gut auf ser @ao. Sac
e, Srpn Mt. gfp,, aeras & 9ocitic,
Snt & ST. @or, ct. 6. & g. 90.
aaA Riss. &ipsr itno gonne serro
Mp. in arfanfas, COLORADO, 2oltiia-
saa unb Riiiouri $50. GbenforTg
seltren 1000 Coupon peri5nIi6es
stdet gut ouf allen gabnen oltlid,
Oss 1tiiioiri 5u $40. sIIe
oOlaen MeiIenbiider iinb gut auf
SaDr BPM aaarfstase.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-09

Vice President Sherman came to 81
Louis on the evening of August 2S.
and was the guest of a number of dis
tinguished Republicans. AT a dinner
given an his honor at the Mercantile
Club, where Hon. Thos. ]. Atkins,
POSTMASTER at st. Louis, was host,
representing In that capacity a num-
Der of eminent Republican officials
and citizens, Mr.. Sherman made a
brief statement of his position and
that of the National administration,
holding that all Republicans at this
time should stand firm for the pre-
sent policies of the president and
for a regular, undertaking Republican
course such as has always been pur-
sued by the party, adhering to the
tariff and financial Legislation lately
adopted and looking to such changes
In the tariff law as the newly Great.
ed tariff commission may suggest,
after careful study of tariff condi-
tons and schedules. His basic idea
was that we should be Just plain Re
publicans with no observation-disclosures
prefix or afkx to the name. He
spoke at M~arshfield, Springfield, Jop-
lin and several other points, every
where advising close allegiance to
the president and his policies and to
the present party organization. All
the Republican nominees for Con-
gress had been invited to meet him
st. Louis and several of them
were at the dinner Sunday evening
q dinner that was not open to any
but those personally invited. At
every point where he appeared in
The state the Vice President was most
cordially received and highly honor
"a. He appeared to be in robust
health, full of enthusiasm, earnest in
sndeayor to cement and encourage
workers and to create public
sentiment in behalf OF the policies
md purposes OF the president and
he contentious OF the Republican
as at present organized and
ed.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-09
Der gorIidtiar.

ReiIenoer: sSebeu Sic, fpenu sic
bon oieicm IliIpcr Bisr MIR cine Wiei.
ieripite poa in oen 9aAon tBlin, 70
fam oos 8etroIeum uift erpIooieren,
mo fperit tie NIT einem brennenoen
Strei6bol5 barber FIN uno berfab,
rem polIten.~ &aufmlann (nimnt
etipas BON Dem eeprieienen g,Iber
lno ifiittet es in oas grobe @efab
NIT 8etroleum): gIa, oas fSnncn
mir ia einrtlaI periutenl" (Gr brenni
elm Strei6bol5 an. tHeiienoer Chm
dneitli6 Die San6 balteno): rSnlten
Sic elm 8~erpegener, fpie Ieift brin.
gen sic ifdl nnO mid IN Die erobte
2ebensgefnbri"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-09
Special Correspondence:

opeCldl correspondence.
ST, Louis Sept. 6.-Missouri
has lately been honored with the pre-
sence and counsel of two of the great
National leaders of the Republican
party, former Pres. Roosevelt and Vice
Pres. Sherman, Though they may
not be found in harmony with each
otherf concerning party policies In
their own state, New York, they are
both accepted in the West as Nation
al party leaders, and were received
graciously in Missouri.
Col. Roosevelt had travelled through
several States and had made a mum.
Der of speeches before he appeared
at Kansas City September L. There
he vas accorded a reception more
cordial, more enthusiastic and more
demonstrative than on the occasion
Of either Of his visits to the West
while president. He spoke to a vast
crowd in the convention hall at night
but his speech had no direct bearing
on the present campaign. 1t was at
a dinner given in his honor by the
Commercial Club that he said what
all Missouri and Western Republi-
cans have been waiting to hear. 1t
was not a part Of his set speech but
an incident. A little song heard at
the banquet-'Has Anybody here Seen
Teddy"-contained the line. He's
insurgent through and through" Seiz-
ing this as occasion for expressing
what he wanted to say in his speech
but could not, consistently with Nthe
occasion, Col. Roosevelt gratified his
friends, Republicans and Democrats
alike, by saying:
Among the songs which have been
sung here this afternoon Is one which
is evidently written to gain know.
ledge of my whereabouts. The song,
of course could not be improved upon
but It's technique might be bettered
were the word progressive substituted
for the word insurgent.
Il am equally anxious to make the
gentlemen who want to mark time or
fall back come forward, and l also
want to make those exuberant pro-
.gressives who desire to exceed the
speed limit remember they must not
as if the bride were off,"
So Col. Roosevelt, in Missouri, pro-
nounced himself a Progressive Re
publican and cautioned his friends
against the extremes of insurgency.
There he stands.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-09
CIRCUIT oUR DOCKET,
September Term 1910
1st. day SEPT. 12th 1e1O

1st. day Sept. 18th 1910
/. State Of Missouri, VS.. Archie X
Pitts, Robbery.
2. State of Missouri, VS.. Hart Pin
on Murder.
8. State of Missouri, VS.. DR.. C. A.
Wood, Murder.
4, Henry Bruens. VS.. j. W. Hens
ley ct. al. Partition.
5. Benno BOIL ct. al. VS.. Mary
Kachur ct. al. Partition.
End. Day Sept. 18th. 1910.
6. Evelyn E. Cooper, Adm'x Of /.
N. Cooper, decd. VS.. American
Central Insurance Co. Suit on
Insurance Policy.
7. s, J. Morgan G. & c. of Francis
Krejci, VS.. VIM. Winter ct. al.
Suit to determine interest in es-
tate.
8. Adolph Sieckmann, ct. al. VS..
Edw. Hilkerbaumer. SANDER.
3. Jennie siegel, VS.. st. L. K. G.
&C. R. R. and c. R. |. G P. R.
R, Co. Damages.
10. Maggie stovan ct. al. vs.. Modern
brotherhood of America, Suit on
Insurance Policy.
Il In the Matter of the Application
OF Henry Greuter to become a
Citizen, Final Papers.
RETURN DOCKET.
srd. Day Sept. 18th. 1910.
u, Albert Eick, VS.. Henriette Eick.
Divorce.
ID. Henry ]. souders, VS., Heirs Of
ANGUS Kemp, ct. al. Suit to de-
cree title.
"A. J. Otto Brandt, ct. al. VS.. Louisa
Koelling ct. al. Partition.
10. Frank T. sandbothe, VS.. w. E.
birmingham, Damages.
IS. William Oswald, VS.. Blanche os.
valid, Divorce.
~ Geo. s. Lockhart. VS.. c. G. Naue
lie, Note.
10. Mary Deppe, VS.. Estate Of Anna
9, 4. Airing, Account.
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@abres Geididtden ans aarem.
burg.

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Der aldger mil, baB ser geflagte i'm
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Gbalers" IN ben aopf seidlagen babe.
geim 8erleien 6es 8rotofoIIs left Der
Sefretar Dor: .2l1ger bebouptet,
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3 Grdnten 70 Confines IN ben aopf
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TWO GREAT REPUBLICANS

Roosevelt Cautions insurgents and
Says He Is "Prosresslve"-sher-
man Urges Regular Republi-
a Procedure and loyal
Support Of the Pre-
sident and His
Policies.
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aoT,slM bOnnirt aif oos Sermauner.