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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-02
ner bar ben6e til hen6eg fi6ite 0piIe.

ter bar ben6e til ben6es ii6ite Soile.
ite0. iulet Of en- flor 5oriomling.
8eoitemooer par life blot fenot iom
en- flittig oo ltrebiom apinoe, bun
bar oeiaa fenot iom ct SUBS Barn.
Sun eIifeoe getbnnia MenigbeO,
booraf bun bar Meolem. Slin elife.
De ben 0oab, bun fit iom lille Bige,
90 Serreu msote benoe % genfsOte
ben6e til ct @lios Barn og 1oo
ben6e Gel / i'm 6reliernoaOe. Bel
fom bum bort fra BAN no | 8eroen;
men ben eo0e SDroe isgte efter BET
table 5aar, % ban fanot oct. Sun
eIifeoe Serrens Raooerboro; oerfor
git bun Oerop Sang eiter @ong Tor
at meoes me6 Seius 90 for at Blue
itprfet til 2ioets Stamp for aronen.
Sun elifeoe Serrens Or0, oerfor gif
bun til @uos Siis Ssnoog efter
Ssnong for at bore, buoo Serren
uiloe tale til benoe. Mange @unge
bar oct ip9rt for benoe at gon Der.
ben; men ieg maa oerben, iaal9nge
ieg fnn, ioeoe bun, % ben0es gla0s
itob beaer alorie tom, nnotagen
mar bun bar ipe. Sun elifeoe Ser.
rens 5oIf, 0erfor par bun GLAD oeo
at inmles meo Dem for at belle 8uos
Riges Sober meO Dem. Sun eliteoe
&errens @erninR Get eI9Oeoe ben.
oes oomle Sierte, naor Wennelter
bleo ompen0t til Serren. Men isrit
% iioit eIife0e bun Seius, Der isrit
bapoe elifet ben6e, og iom banoe lat
tit Gin til for at frelie ben0e. Og
bun f9ngtes efter BAN. Def par no.
get Of oet ii0ite, bun ingbe til mig:
Spor ieg l9nges eiter Seiits. 8io
ban mart oiIoe fomme at bente mig
biem til Jig, og fereno oi rigtig
t9nfte oerpaa. fom Serren og ben.
teOe lin tr9tte og tro Sienerinoe
biem til SabbatsboiIen bos Sub.
Sun funOe iige me0 SuamitinOen:
Seq Dor miot ibIonot nit 6oIf.
Sun boe6e miot iblon6t fine Born
og en- Del Of oct oonife 8olf; men
bun boeoe frem for aft miot ibIanbt
Cubs 5oIf; Der bonoe bum biemne.
Spor bnr oct ifsnt, at bun funoe DO
miot iblanot fine gern, o9 at De
fiin0e pleie benoe pna oct iiOite,
bpa6 Be aior6e meo SI9be,-6un
iom bnoOe eiort iaa meget for Dem,
me6ens De bar imoo.
9~eoitemooer oiloe innnes bnaOe |
&iemmet, / airfen og ibIonot SUBS
5oIf; men Serren ifol bobe 9ot FOR
Ben gio. Ri bnooe benoe iblonot %.
Ru er bun ennet inc for at npoe ben
Sabbatbsboile, Ser er tilbage Tor
Cubs 5oIf, % iom bun iaa baarot
trPngte iii.
9eliienet opre geoitemooers Wlir.
BEL q. 6. @eismann.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-02
,Seg fenber ebers
Heoebonbeo"

ifrep EauIus til @enigbeOen / So.
rintb anqoaenoe Sn0iamlineen til
en- @ope til DE belige@ q aor. 8,
y. 5or oenne 0eres Geoebonbe0
bapOe Gaulus ROT Dem bos De
M~afeOonier. Do ban Ueo o9iaa, at
oeres Ge0ebonbe0 eler @apnmiIo.
beo bar otilifpn0t mango, nntur.
ligpis til ogiaa at poe Oeres @aoe.
3ette oeiIige Sap. ON @opmiIobeo
bsr ale IPie. ser itnnr | gegreb
meo at gioe til 9errens Gag.
Zen. Der iel9er ioa nogenlunoe
meo I SUBS 9iges arbeioe / ina
tor lloitrGfning, iom man M er
ina nogenlunoe fen6t, fan ogion ri.
De noget ON 0enneifers Ae6ebon.
beO eler aarrigbe0 til at gipe til
@uos Higes 5remme.
Get bar pit pnret en- jennings
fulO Stuno for Zen foreneoe Sir.
fes~ 5ormano, on ban fit ben San.
fe, at Der buroe in0iamIes en- Su-
bilpumsgnpe paa $4,000 Collars
/ 4nleoning Of, at oet ! Sftober
1911 err % anr, iioen ben fsrite
oanife lutberife 9r9iteifole / ameri-
ia bleu inouiet oe, cabinet.
Ianr 6ormnnoen t9nfte iao bit
iom 5000, ina bar ban noen
5piuI ogiao ment, at Der par en-
~tiIiunrenoe geoebonbeo / Zen for.
ene6e Strife.
Sanfen log bog life BELT igen.
mem | aarsmsoet. Get bar 10 nirfe.
ligen oeina en- flor 9onfe. Sffe I'M.
oerligt, at mango iDntes, of ben bar
loplig flor. SbIanot Dem bar ieg.
aarsmeoets gebonoling nf. ben
pant9nfte Sn6inmIine reiultereoe
/, at Der inoinmles en- SubilRums.
gnpe inn flor, at ben minoit better
Samfun0ets @9Io og BET euentu.
eae Guerifao bruges til at oanne
ct 5ono for gGrinitntis Semino.
rum.
z Samtale meo en- Wano for
nogen 5i6 iioen fol6t 5alen pna
SnOinmIingen Of Subilpumsgnuen
= ieg bar nemIis pineen Ting
giort" =. Og 0a oeofommenoe be.
mGrfeoe at SaminnOet bnroe finn.
ne iamIe be $4,000, ina tanfte
lea poa ben Heoebonbeo, Der er for
Snonoen ionfe6es. fom iee fenoer
ben. Og BET er iiffert, at Der er
mango | Zen fore. airfe", bos
bpem Der finSes flor Reoebonbeo,
ia Rnnbboonoetbeo. mar Der ifol
Does Ill 3errens EGGS 5remrne. loa
Der Tan goot prre @runo til ! al
g~effebenbeo meb 7af iii Serren at
roie benz lioeIom FouIis aioroe.
Ren bet or liaeioo fsraeIiat men
IanSf. at Der or mango Here -
met peIftaaenbe % riae Der
intet aiper sfIer fun eiper meeei
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-02

Zen befenote Socioliitfsrer euee.
ne Gebs er after uoe Tom aeitotor.
5or en- lib iiOen mantte ban unoer.
fate iig en- Operation men ban er
MI fommet fig, iaa ban ben 1. Os.
funoe beepn0e en- 5oreorpgstnr og
reiie oe boIoe 9aler unfbruOt iaa
at iige boer eneite Gng inotiI Den
rs. os.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-02

farriat. Oct ifol ogioo nof fen6es
ueo SnoiomIineen al Silbilnums.
gaoen. aaigepel / SommenIiening
meo, bpao andre" inoiomler,
ino er $4,000 10 life ioa meget.
Seen | Communicating meo bpoo
"a . inoiamIer, ioa er BET 10
en- tor Slump Yenoe. Men ielo ON
man MI ipnes, at man fenoer Sam.
funoets Heoebonobeo til at gipe %
betuipIer at Den 6~eoebonobeo er itor
NOT til at Ingge De $4,000, ioo
iful0e BET uere en- gl9oelig Oper.
raifelie, iom man, efteriom Sno-
Iomlingen foregoar, maatte iige:
ySette Menneife eler oenne Menig-
beO er alligenel Iangt mere reoebon,
emo ieg tenfte.
Men 6ormonOen tror, at Sogens
gooe llOfaI0 beEor for Ell itor Gel
paa Gr9iterne. og 0eri bar ban ob.
iolut det. 3eriom en- Brett I. Gfs.
ipnger paa ben Melooi Der lpoer
omtrent inaIeoes; Ser bar ri riof
at gre meo os ieIo, ina ifaI 20 5
eIo@ pitt life gioe ret meoet.
SmioIertio tror iee life pon, at BET
iom 6egeI er beIOiet at boer IrGit
/ lin Meniebeo eler 9dIo ieIo 81.
refe foretnger 9enaein6iam.
finger. Oct b9re Zig Snoinmling al
oenne Subilpumseope eaer andre
SnoiomIineer. Men BET ifal ieg if
fe fomme nprmere ino pan Der; ieg
oil Blot iiee: at Ell fremmeo bur0e
iom Regel funne gore oct meget
beore. Get mente 5ormonoen Del
ogioa, naar ban oe0rerenoe ben
Gag uon9unte en- HeprPientant for
bner 9reos. Geriom Hepr9ien.
tnnoen life ifuIoe foretoge Snoiam.
Iingen, bono NOR / AIperoen ban
% ifnloe repreientere | ben Sag
5orlorne GmbeOsm9no er BET life
upro at bare Zen bel Wengoe" al.
0erfor - meo 9oit. 5. 81. San.
len bpoer ri Geprnientanten pei.
fommen og snifer BAN SeIo % 2pf.
fe.
Get er oltiao oen q. Oft. 1911,
at Subil9ums0agen fommer mo.
9porior penteoe De go0e Ilttb. Sore.
anngsmeno BOG life 10 Gage len.
gere meo at in0oi 3rinitatis Semi.
mar? Men bpaO ger oct, at Setter
life boloes n9pnte Sag, oeriom oct
tiener Soeen beoit, at ben bolOes
en- anoen Gag. - CAB Soften iaI-
De iommen meo gorsmsOet / Blair
og Seminnriets 4a6ning 1911.
3enne 8nnfe er oprinoelig life min,
men ieg tror Den er goo, ben bleo
brnet frem Of fsr omtuIte Mono.
0oele oil maoife ~inOoenoe, of
Iarsmsoetioen fan life i%oronores.
6porfor iffe2 oeo life, at Der itnnr
iaaleoes i@frepet.
hing inn iammen al oGe 9ip.
lens arefter til ct rigtigt tort
Gnrsmeoe og Subileumsfeit 1911;
ct firfeIigt Steone, Der langt oOer.
ennr alt nn6et man bar boft / ben.
forne 3ioer. Sci lioer 10 De itore
Msoer. CAB Subil9umsfeIten fnn
ct Bar 7oge eaer ire al 4orsms.
oct. 9eb oenne 2eiligbe6 lpgees
eGer fremienoes Der i9rlige Set.
gaoer poa % Collars Der = ION.
i%nnIiqpis oil nnn De. $4,000
Collars. SO. 6. RieIien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-02
7ampifibs 0Otitier.

Limited Staies" anfom iii Gbri.
itionsian0 ben %. aus.. oil otter
ofieiIe 0erfro ben 10. Eept. % pen.
tes 0o iii Rcip Dorf BEN 20. sept.
-SeGia Dian" er afieiIet fra
G~briitinniaao meo f0i9 posineerer
oa pentes til Refp Dort ben 8. Sept.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-02

Raar qGisrne bsupenber fig til Solt, Der
spertereri gIabet, snten Tor at tebe bos benz
snerfor at iaa Eplpsnin9 ON bet aperterebe,
5ebes Q. oltib omtale, al 8s ioa apertisies
nentet / bette glab. Oct piI pore til gen
kbie Nptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-02
6enfarns 9iosr.
or g. Q. ~

Sra Hom ipurgtes for nplig ben
operorOentlie interesiante Rube0. Of
QuItusminiiteren haDoe beiIlttei
ufortsbet Of aon I Song meo al
brpe be samle, rIoenmIe. qeiier-
eoleier. Der boiler pod gunoen al
Nemifsen.
giftnof of henne MeooelefIe TIE
fremfnIoe minoite 8~epoasIie ! oeres
Sinb. Der fun bar Il enite RoaI
benne gerSen % iI4 intel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-02

q 9ilfeIbe Of rlreselm9sfebeber peo
RpbfooslSen bebes man flass til bet fsblise
8pHpaier. Sfulbe bet life biGlpe, bsbss
suou benpenbe fs til ,,8anffsrsn"s
Rpntor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-02

6rii aaroIine gisrnion ital
BABE beiliittet iig til at i9lge i'm
8aaro QuleIto0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-02

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Entered at Blair Postoffce as second
class matter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
MUMM|F|ED BODY IS
FOUND IN 4 SHOP
EXPERT SAYS IT Is THAT or BOX
WHO DIED ABOUT TWENTY
YEARS AGO.

LIVERPOOL. November ia
mummiied human body, apparently
that of boy about. IA years of age.
has been discovered at Nottingham
under astounding circumstances.
About twelve months ago Mrs.
Thomas Shawcroft purchased small
grocery business In Station street,
Nottingham. The previous tenant IA
woman) asked her to allow q parcel
in a cupboard in the shop to remain
therefor few days, and begged her
to take great care of Ii.
The woman did not return. but
nothing was done until yesterday.
when Mr.. Shawcroft decided to satisfy
his curiosity. Placing the parcel on
the hearthe~,'s, he united the string
by the liz = Of candle, and was
startled To find that II contained d.
mummifed body.
DR.. s. Tressider was called in. and
he advised Mr.. Shawcroft OF COM
munieate with the police.
a subsequent examination of the re-
mains revealed the fact that they were
those of boy who who. ii Is surmised.
must have died about twenty years
ago.
The Nottingham police are satisfied
that the case does not involve any
crime. The remains We're in the pos
session Of man named Keeton for
some years. and nre supposed to have
been acquired from a medical practi-
toner. by whom they had been pre-
served.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
GUTHRIE KEEPS THE CAPITAL
Election 10 Remove 1t to Oklahoma
CITY Void

GUTHRIE. OKLA. Nov. 1s.--Ok-
iahoma City lost the State capital
fight, when the State Supreme Court
decided that the seat OF the State
government must remain in Guthrie.
The court held that the election
on the amendment to remove the
capital to Oklahoma City was void
because Of defects In the title Of the
ballot.
When he heard of the Supreme
Courts decision In the State capital
controversy. Governor Haskell an
nounced That he would call special
session OF the Legislature to convene
December ?, tn authorize a referen-
dunn on the capital location propo-
sition.
capital fight is now on in earnest
and Muskogee. Tulsa, McAlester. Ard
more, Chickasha, Shawnee, Enid. HI
Reno, Lawton, Guthrie and Oklahoma
CITY will contest for the site The
decision of the Supreme Court has
had the effect of causing the imme-
date resumption OF all State business
At Guthrie. Each department head
who was ordered to move to okla
homa City by Governor Haskell sent
out all calls to-day dated Guthrie.
The Criminal Court of Appeals
which has been holding back optn-
lions pending the capital decision. will
hand down so opinions within few
DAYS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
GERMANY CLAIMS
FASTEST ChUISER
MAKES TWENTY EIGHT KNOTS
AND HAS WORLDS LARGEST
HORSEPOWER.

BERLIN, November 1.-THE North
German Gazette officially reiterates
the claim that ne new German cruiser
battleship Won der Tam Is the fast
est vessel of any kind in the world,
and specifically contends that ii Is
Speedier than the British ships OF the
same type, the Invincitlc. the 1ndom-
table and the Inhexibls.
The Won der Tann's speed Of 81 A
knots. reported CARRIER In the month.
was, ii is said. merely the average
speed attained during six trips over
course six miles long through water
about 200 feet deep. Details which
have since reached the admiralty
show that the cruiser actually attain
ed maximum of 2s.124 knots and
that her engines developed 10000
horsepower 81. From this the de-
duction is drawn that the vessel In
water 900 feet deep can regularly
maintain IS knots.
The official organ points out that.
mas much az Mr.. Mckenna claimed
In the house of commons for the In
vincibie. 1ndomitable and Infiaxible.
respectively. speeds OF 26sh 2s.l and
2S.5 knots, the assertion IL fully itis-
tlfed that the Won der Tam possesses
at the present moment the highest
speed and greatest engine power not
only of any cruiser sfioat but of any
vessel i'll existence
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
MYSTERIOUS DUELS
BEnLlN SENSATION

BERLIN. Nov. 16.--A mysterious
duel fought iii the Jungf erheide Park,
in which one OF the participants was
badly wannaed, is still the sensation
OF berlin and still puzzle to the
police.
Workmen who We're passing through
the park in the early morning on
their way to a factory nearby heard
two shots IN rapid succession. ana
some of them atterward saw one {
! the dueiists lying on the ground.
stripped to the waist, with wounds in
his chest and back. A number OF men.
fashionably dressed. were bending
over him. The wounded man was
afterward driven away In a closed
carriage.
Although the police have made
strenuous efforts to ascertain the iden-
tity of the duelists they have been un-
able to find any clue which would
lead to their detection. The most re-
markabie phase of this mysterious at
fair is the allegation made in GER
tain Responsible quarters that the mill
itary authorities are willfully obstruct-
Ing the police in order to prevent the
truth becoming known.
The Tageblatt states that yester-
days duel was the first of series o.
four dnels, all connected with one an
ptnef, Inc eight com bdtAntS are said
to be prominent politicians or military
officers OF high rank, including one
general and 81 member of the Prus-
{ sian house of deputies.
1t is also stated that these four duels
are connected with the recent duel in
which a cousin OF Herr Won Beth
mann Hollweg, the imperial ehancei-
Tor, participated.
The causes of these duels are re-
ported to be both personal and politi-
cal disputes.
There is convincing proof that the
military authorities have taken ener-
getic measures to prevent the police
investigating the circumstances OF
yesterdays duel
Two soldiers say most of the duel
and We're summoned to give an ac-
count of their observations to the DO
lice, but the military authorities or
dered them not to attend the police
station or TO answer any questions ad-
dressed to them by the civil authori-
ties
This action confirms the Tageb1att's
version that nigh officials are concern
ed. Al the same time it illustrates the
privileges enjoyed b3 officers in Ger
many. pueltng, according to German
law is a criminal ufrense, SO that the
military authorities in obstructing the
Investigation OF the police, are, tech
nically speaking. aiding and abetting
crime.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
INDIAN WEBS FOR LOVE !.
lOFTENER THANPALEFACE
Mrs. Mary Hunter Austin Declares Redskin Goes Not Marry
For Position Money-Bg Chief Treats His oquaw
Like Lady and Not Log-More IndanoIogy.

NEW YORK Nov. 1.-THE stoi-
cal Indian. pr auiarly supposed TO
treat his sqaaW with less consiuera-
tiun than his dog, marries for love
often"r than his pate faced brother.
This is the obserS alton OF Mrs Mary
Hunter Austin who is III New YORK
to-eay u prepare for the presenta-
ton at the new theatre Of her play.
The Arrow Maker" in which every
character Is an American indian. For
fifteen years AIRS. Austin lived among
the Inuians of Southern California,
am II counted an authority on In
dian affairs.
AS Il matter of fact. she said,
Indians marry for love eftener than
we do, We marry Tor position or
money or because we haven't any
thing else 10 do. We cannot pride
ourselves on our romance. Indian
women have more influence in tribal
legislation than our women have in
the government IL an Indian woman
osni1ed as such.
"On the whole, the Indian woman
is better treated than the White wo-
maa You see. you must consider
all the white women in America when
you speak Of their position. 1t Is no
more degrading nor diincult for an
Indian woman to raise corn than for
her white sister to work III a factory
or do u days washing tt IS no more
dNhcuit fer her to pref pare deer Tor
dinner than to prepare Il chicken.
4 do not like to see one man hun
CRY and another with too much to
eat. do not like to see one man
idle and another oyerburdcned with
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16

s. WASHINGTON, u. G., November 10.
The decrease IN the cost oil meats
is here To stay SAID secretary OF
Agriculture Wilson to-day, The secre-
tary Is sure the prices Of meat will
ueCHn1 until normal conditions pre-
Nau but declined to prophesy regard
ing the prices OF food stuffs.
"A permanent decrease in the cost
of living, AZ far as meats are con-
cerned, will be brought about by the
heavy growth of corn and wheat.
said the secretary. Prices have not
come down heretofore because the
farmers have not been feeding freely.
Hay. corn and wheat have been
scarce. Therefore. the farmers could
not feed freely because Of the high
price of cattle foods. Naturally the
prices of meats became nigh.
Nov, however, corn is plentiful,
wheat conditions are very promising
and fodder is abundant Cattle food
Is both cheap and plentiful. The
markets are flooded with cattle and
will continue to be as long as condi-
tons remain the same. Farmers have
been induced to send large quantities
of cattle e. the markets. These cat
tie are led properly and the result is
plainly seen-the decrease in mea
prices,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
ASKS PAlM|ST's MD
To F|NO MISSING SON
FATHER BELIEVES HIM kIDNAP.
PED AND TRAMpS STREETS
IN SEARCH.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, Novemtv.
l":~-n espairing of receiving any help
from the police and exhausted from
tramping the city streets day and
night IN search Of his s-year-oid son,
who mysteriously disappeared last
Tuesday mernins, Steven Berton. oe
1892 Maseher street. yesterday APP
pealed for aid 10 a palmist and fortune
teller as last resort in his effort
10 recover the boy, who. he thinks,
being held for ransom by kidnap-
pers.
Notified last Tuesday afternoon IT
the little fellows disappearance from
he modest home of the Berton family,
the police of Front and Master streets
station have failed to locate the lad.
whose disappearance they do not at
tempt To account for. The possibility
of the boy having been kidnapped
has been denied repeatedly by the
police.
Inc Bertons moved to this country
from Germany some four years ago,
and for aolne time past the head of the
ianiiy has been employed i'll the es-
adjustment of the tiaie Il knburn
Metal Company Eighteenth street and
Lehigh avenue.
ACcoralng to Berton's statement la st
evening. he never even thoslght 1t I'M
an unsigned letter demanding xa0O IL
he ever cared to See MS boy alive On
the morning that this note was found
under his door ne had spent the early
hours pacing the floor Of his Kitchen
but had not heard or seen the person
who left the note under the door.
With the aid Of a netshbor he learn
ed its contents but Is unable to un-
derstaud why any one should sup
pose that he. an ordinary Workman,
should have saved SO much az $500,
The only explanation he could offer
for the demand Was the fact that some
of his neighbors have been under the
impression that he owns the house In
which he lives
The missing hoy is under four feet
In height. has light brown hair. bad
teeth, and Is blind in one eve. When
last seen he wore a green hat. dark
brown coat. brown stockings and a
~'1itc shirt with black stripes. His
- also were Or brown ma
terial.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
HOWARD GOULD PLEASED
WITH ELECTION RESULT

NEW YORK, Noy. le.-Howard
Gould sailed to-day tor a five months
trip through Europe snd Asia. His
steam yacht. the \ iagara. is awaiting
MIN in Southampton, England.
Mr.. Gould expressed himself as
pleased with the result of the cleo
ton. we needed change III the
country he said. Il believe the
outcome viii tend to make the coun-
try prosperous. When l was last
abroad / met several bankers VINO
said there were millions OF dollars in
Europe awaiting investment in Amer
lea as soon as conultions We're ia
yora ole. | think we Will now find
that these foreign bankers regard the
present conditions as the most ia
Vora bic of years
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16

TESTIMONY CONFLICTING


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-. -. ,'r,,t.st9s..f5t Nd
,fs5aV fai1ovyln,s No. testimony Of
two witnesses 20 the effect that Air.
ltWzler had not looked where he was
gHlhf ana had %a|NF@ INT" the car
tVhiilotlng statements were fhaue ~
= c-Ntnnss.es OF tne aH41aeht- Mf.
lAet~4ef COZ lehued fiiat ne hao Step
pea Oh bFoad street car az AeNth
ana 6foaa streets ana stai 'ea LOT IN"
Clty haii. re NAG taNeh pilt one step'
ne sa1a. "heh ne stpppso 10 1ooh
aP"At ana see, u his phth wa eiehr
tlS saw "a a9t"tt'"'ne beat ti's u" " u
en- haili - i3s', ~ Hte'ai4 ~, 80. ma nv
~ 'N asz,.54j,,es ~
" - ne -
Sa'' ~ ~ .' .iio na''a ~ - -,
1t,a ~
80 ~, ,..t,,tss at,,,II.
- -. !, ~, ,a
l''''' Ia
~ t,fc1 :, riso INIT yas unable
49, A., ,;, aseist..a -, natnc+iva
~ ,,-,.,,,,, rvs t,a;Is,. rrb,,, ~ xras
,...,,'.,,'a 49, ~. ,,i,,, tg,u .nd ,,.e
-, - 49, Nra,norf,1 t1os-
.ttat r. a.. In d. hasaf.ai txro
- - 60. sa,.e than ,.a,t home
49,, ~ - eor6nad IN his had FIR
49,. IT. .aa,,ianal Iast tona,,
ia h9, discavaraa th.t bts ,,,rh,
st,osl9<, tt.da had baer snut
'ihfs's 'af'fessheSs
MIR. Eiutzler declared the collision
10 have been the result OF careless
ness and recklessness on tho part OF
the chauffeur His version Of the
accident Was borne out by Mr.. l.. s.
/ Major. an insurance man. Mr.. Ma
Tor stated, however that Mr.. Hut2ler
was facing the street car when he
was struck
Messrs W. wiltshire and Gregg
Fisher both witnesses IF the acct
dent. declared MIR. Hutzler stepped OF
the car, opening his umbrella as he
did So. He then walked directly into
( the side of the automobile they said
( The automobile was described hv
these witnesses as travelling at Il mod
erate rare Of apeed.
Richardson himself testified that
he haa his curtains hung over the
sides # his ear. thereby preventing
+ b{,y, frn,x, .xE5,,., o,,t ~ aitbar cid
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
WESTHiNITON CITIZENS
WILL HOLD MEETING,

10 consider the question of better
car service residents of Westhampto,,
and those who live or own property
along the Westhampton division OF
the virginia Railway and Power Com
pany, VIII have Il mass meeting Sat
urday night at o'clock at school
house. Stop No. %
The acton Of the Country Club in
adopting resolutions urging legal stems
II necessary TO secure better car SER
wee, II Is expected. VIII be endorsed
"A flfteen-minute schedule fro,n =
Nj, to p. NJ. IS asked for bv thosa
concerned. Increased traffic. il Is
maintained. would justify the newer
company IN meeting the request
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
UNIVERSITY FACULTY.
ATTEND MgeNN FUNERAL

coNNEIISNlIi.E, PA. Nov. is.--
The funeral of Rudolph MHnk, cap.
tain IF fte West Virginia University
foothail roam, who Was Killed Ia d
f. t. al game with Bethany Colitgr
SATURDAY N4S held to-dsE fhe pres
idtuf and dean II the university and
delegation frem &Hnh's fraternity
were in attendance. IS s&ere tha GaeW-
Ners - .be class AZ 'as df the CON
neiissstse high school, 10 VIII L MVaA
belonged.
Expressions II sorrow htEe been
received BIS the Nuns fanily from
the bethany college, team