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Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-04

make it a memorable occasion il he
is forced to accept defeat.
May Claim Championship
Speaking Of the negotiations for his
scrap with Battling Nelson, the little
Dutchman hints at laying claim TO the
championship in the event that Nelson
refuses to give him battle. He reasons
strongly. saying:
"I whipped him. didn't I, after he
acquired the title? And doesn't
champion write 'ex' after that word
after he is defeated by a rival claim
ant when that battle is fought at the
lightweight limit? Did not the aC-
cepted authorities give me the YER
dict beyond all question and am I not
the only man who can lay undoubted
claim to having whipped the cham
pion in the ring before an audience
and in a regular match?
"Now, if Nelson does not come
through with his consent to a match
with me to settle any dispute that eX-
lists regarding who is the lightweight
champion would not the American
public look upon my claim to the title
with some degree of confidence in my
right to it?
"I believe that I have a legitimate
claim to the title and that I am enti-
tied to pose as the lightweight cham
pion. 1 have not availed myself of
this right because our fight was a no
decision affair in so far as regards a
referees decision. but Nelson owes il
to me, to himself and to the public to
meet me upon reasonable terms so
that we can settle the dispute and let
the world know who Is the undoubted
lightweight champion"
Ad is most confident regarding his
ability to decisively whip Nelson if
they ever meet in the ring. He says
that if the fight is to go forty-five
rounds he will bet $1,000 that he is on
his feet and fighting when the gong
ends the final round and will bet an
other $1,000 that if he is on his feet and
fighting at the finish he will win the
fight on points. In other words he
does not believe that Nelson can stop
him in any number of rounds, and he
also believes that he can outpoint the
champion over any distance of ground.
There are lot of people down this
way who believe the same way.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-04
JOHNSON IS TAKING
ON TWO UNKNOWNS

PITTSBURG, Jan. 3-Instead of
having one unknown" to meet in the
all-comers' class here Tuesday night,
Jack Johnson will find two men with
nerve enough to tackle him. Both are
bare" unknowns, and, while little is
known of the ability of one of them,
the friends of the other say that he
has been working out for several
weeks and win make the big fellow
extend himself before the three rounds
are over.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-04
GOLF ASSOCIATIONS
n PREPARING FOR WAR

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Referring to
the pending trouble between the Un ted
States Golf association and the Weste n
Golf association an official of the ma
tional body is quoted as predicting that
war is inevitable. He said: Il do not
see how the Chicago men back of the
Western Golf association can be met.
1 think they want to control the game,
and no compromise will avail Perhaps
it will seem best to let them have
their way After they get out their
troubles will begin.'
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-04
POLICEMAN SWlMS IN
ICY RIVER ON WAGER
race. six furlongs;

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-James Scanlon,
ono of the several champion athletes on
the New York police force, swan hair
way across the Hudson river TO-DAY
and back again, his only difilcuity
being in lodging large cakes oil ice
Scanlon had a wager with another po-
liceman for swim across the river,
and as his challenger failed to appear
Scanlon started without him.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-04
RIVERSIDE WINS SHOOT

POMONA, Jan. 3.-The competitive
rifle shoot which was postponed New
Years forenoon by the rain, when the
companies from Riverside, Redlands
San Bernardlno and this city, compris-
ing the third battalion, were scheduled
to try their skill at company DIS rifle
range, northwest of Ganesha park, oc-
Cured on New Years afternoon and
was won by the Riverside company
Redlands scoring second.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-04
HENDERSON AND DEWITT WIN

Henderson and Witt proved7 their
class at the game of handball yester-
day when they defeated Clark and
Reilly two games straight by the
scores of q to 13 and 21 to g. The loss
of this game by the latter team puts
them out of the running for the tour
nament honors and makes Galley and
Nest the tournament winners. AL
though there are many games still to
be played the Barnacles have such a
lead that thew cannot be tied for first
Dlace
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-04
RY JAY DAVIDSON

meeting at Santa Anita
according statement
a Jockey which
setting
rest all doubt uncertainty this regard wired Mr. Williams for
holding spring
"Do think Los Angeles this winter
official but final and absO
ute in eVeryp rticuIa
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-04
MEMSIC WHIPPED WOLGAST ONCE
AND THINKS t1E CAN DO IT AGAIN
FANS ARE FIGURING UPON PROBABILITY THAT RING HISTORY
WILL REPEAT ITSELF FRIDAY NIGHT

Condition and Spirits of German Scrapper Set Sporsmen
to Thinking Problem They Must Face When This
Pair Hooks Up Second Time Over Same Route-Both
Have Improved Since Former Battle and Both Will Be
Fit Ready for the Fight of Their Lives
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-04
BY Jay DAVIDSON

IGHT FANS using startling bit of argument in favor OF
George the the scrap Friday night with Ad
Wogast by which they figure great deal OF danger
aspirations Dutch demon They cite the fact that Mem
Wogast their previous meeting the
distance and that history repeat itself
This strong noticeable conversations
along discuss fight affairs and indicates
that there will be great surprise circles Mems is
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-04
e BOXING u RACING - BASEBALL ~ HUNTING e
WILLIAMS SAYS THERE WILL BE
NO RACING HERE BEFORE WINTER
THINKS THERE is NO CHANCE FOR RESUMPTION OF SPORT
UNTIL LATE NEXT FALL

Dsposes Effect That Santa Anita Park May
Opened Close Emeryvile Seasonn Event Oakland
Meeting Proves Up Expectations There Is Possibility
That Southern Track May Be Operated for Season of
191O-11-Attendance at Northern Course Increasing
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-04

It's as easy to secure bargain In used
automobile. through want adv srtising, as I.
ased to be-and still is-to secure horse
and carriage.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-04

'Apprentice allowance
'"Stable entry.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-18

ftaar | acknowledgement til
bdm; Stolienerne, foroi ban | fin
llnsoom pafte Opmerfiombeo |
europa for Den neapolitanife Sic,
eerines @ruIombeoer; @referne, for
bdrts anoel | De ioniife gers Cert
forening meo @rafenlano; De enrige
fmoo galfonfoIf for Den oeltagenoe
Sper, boormeo ban ontog iio oeres
Gag UNDER EDrfernes &eoielsberre-
osmme, oe for ale De andre Na-
tioner bar ban iiffert bait en- folfe.
oporooen6e @etponin9, iom er enc
ftaoen6e.
SoIeer9 8 e-9 II II 8
| .4r. Oebl."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-18
9bbsanmelbelie.

Sobonne Ssi Il. 9iren), er
2ufine til Dor belfenote MisiionGl
Sens Diren, af9if efter ct fort SI6e'
b~efinoenoe pe0 OGDEN ben 4. Dec.
9rooflpn, %. q.
afoeoe, Iom bar gnfe efter 8etel
&gi onfom fer til 2anoet fra Bon
iilo beo 9oloing for II &ar iioen
Sun efterla6er of 5 9srn fun Ell
9atter, MueoaGene Beterien, ion
oor ipa oeO 9egrabelien, og ben
0es Mono b9rer paa ben oso'
brin9enoe 2un9eioin6iot.
@fosoe bar agtet og afbolot at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-18

aIle, JON fen6te ben6e. 8i tgr bna-
be, at BUN for Seiu gloOs SfplO
al Roa6e aif i1o til ben eoioe
oaoIOfflg 6%oIfebIaO" 6eoes optage.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-18
Maeime, isis.

Scribo er rert. Ggrt peo ben Op-
mprfiombeo, Der bites BAN oe bans
Smaatine | o0nniferen". Oct frp-
Der bans eners iad baaroe Sierte -
or bet liefrem blsot - at man
taeer $enipn til BAN, afl bpao
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-18
GOrreiponoaneer
Oi6fOih, isis.

Oct bar neret 4arsmeoernes 8i0
inben for Meni06eos- areoien | Den
ii6ite Ei6. n0e utp9e Bieers Mis-
transforming" afbolOt lit fgrite
@arsmeoe Den 4. Saniiar. 4rbeioet
bar 9aaet go0t / oct ipunone aor,
iaa en- goo aasiebeboIonin9 opoiites.
Dog, Der er gooe 8aa6' for ben
&osie, iom er fpI0t meo genoe.
Der bar tillige 8alg at Stprelie.
6ormano, Wiis Gina Sobanien;
Sefreter, Miis Bertha Sanien
(@enpalg); aasierer, MiiS@lla Car
len.
MISUNDERSTANDING ofbol0t lit
&orsmeoe ben 6. Sanuar. Den 10.
gtob. bar oen 10 aar gammel. On
ftor oplsben anegt, life ionot. Der
finoes gooe Muligbeoer inoen for
Dor llngoom, iaa bel iom blnnbt
ungoommen a1e andre Ste6er in-
Den for Dor airfe. Stprelien for oct
fommeroe @ar bleo: N9it-6orman6,
Scr. 5reo Beterien (@enbolg); Sc
freter, Miis Olioia S~srgenien;
&asisrer, Miis Gillian &olm (@en.
oalg); 8ibleotefor, Wiis Carrie
Yeteri len.
Gn6elie aninoeforenineen. Den
teller EN- lille Slot poa 80 9ooe,
oanife abinoer, Der elifer Dor Strife
Jag | Dor 9p. Serren oeliigne Dem
ale o9 enboer, Der | 6remtioen
Ilutter Jig til oer. 9ens aarsms'
De afboIotes ben u. Sanuar. Den
fommen6e Stprelie beItaar Of Mrs.
81. goplien, 0nYt-Sorman0 (@en.
oaGe); Mrs. CTR. Bbilipien, Sefre-
ter (@enoaIe); Mrs. 81. s. Ras-
musien, 9asierer. Msoet af6olotes
bos Mrs. Sobn d. Walmberg.
Sulen Git iom ieoponIi9 mec
SuIetra oe g~ernealeoe. llngoom-
men babbe intet SuGetra ieIo
aar, oo Den bar in6bibt Of Neenob
l1ngoom til at onerp9re 6ens Set
Iiabeo. MMar" snifer at f~orrigert
.&orr." fra Neenob, iom | DIT"
for San. II. flyer: bel omfrinq
80 / aft" at Oibfoib uflge, Der toq
imoo Snobpoelien. uWar" bar bsrt
fra paolioeIig 3iIbe, Der bar Tiger
og ifrioer 80 unge oeroppe foruoer
Hr9iten, oe ban er bperfen nne
euer qommel. Bi por meget glade
peo 9uren,
ct pluoieIigt 9sosfalo foroaria'
ger aloorliee Sanfer. Wrs. Char
lie Solm osoe efter fun 6 Timers
Spgoom. 9e leneoe | Chicago of
babe beret gift INN en- fort sio
Sun begrapeoes pao 8pens Sir
tegaaro.
On mener, min eooe Serbia,
bet lsber runot for .War". Det Ell
MI DIT Syn" pao Saeen. Set iett
ofbpnaer of De 9hte, Der Ter. SO
ieIp ON M Serbia" mener, al
bet Ieber runot for Bar, iaa ID
Der ban manIfe lige, noar ANDRE
Zine Ter oerpaa.
Sil Dor Ben aisGler, 1ocine, fur
bette. On &ielpeforenine Tan bltpt
til flor 8eIiienelie inben for er
Menigbe6, naor ben bar gooe 2oot
oq eners blioer Ie6et forretnfnes'
mpsiigt. Dette @rbeioe - SiRl'
peforening = er forisntt at ben fri
fine Menigbeo, og mi er bet n9Iter
eIeoet Den no af S9noerne. Som
ieen, fore ais1er, og fortel mere
ON oct n9Ite @ang.
Oilers pil vMar" snife n9anife'
ren"s 2eiefreos ct oeliignet Npt'
aar. Oct gpIoer ben magelsie pSfri'
ba", oen b~sitioeliee nSfriper", lao
bel iom Den fo%rtsrneoe Sort"
2pg M9rfe til Den mobiee Wane
fra guoubon gp, iom MI trpoer
frem paa nSfrihenternes arena"
! Mon IfuGoe npiten tro, bet gialoi
en- Scamp paa 2ip og Dsb. gelfom'
men til 2egen, bal
sMar".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-18
8ornebibliotefet.
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voamiIb eife in Comm anS gsnntrs.s
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timber TaberbaanS:
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The Paonia newspaper., 1910-12-09

earnings OF laborer in doing it.
Just now we are building fleet
of "Dreadnaughts' costing $1O,-
900, 900 each and we are sending
to the junk pile fleet that has
cost us $50,O0O,OOO. We are a
rich nation. but neither a rich
nation nor a rich individual can
long stand such waste as that.
Now of course most of the read
ers Of this know the politics of
the writer, but he can not resist
the temptation to point out that
all this is republican policy.
originated and being carried out
by that party. 1t is also we'll to
bear in mind that another big
graft has the sanction of that
party and its president, the pro-
posed ship subsidy. ostensibly to
build up our merchant marine"
so that the merchant vessels NAV
be available in war. That matter
will come up again before con-
gress at its next session and in all
probability will pass before the
new democratic house is in office.
IT you spent 72 per cent of your
wages for useless things, do you
imagine that you would prosper?
How can a nation which does it
prosper? Is it not time that a
halt was called?
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-12-09
Notice Of Adjustmest Day
Estate OF Lille n. Husted Deceas

Estate OF Lille ~. Husted Deceased.
The undersigned. having been appoiuted
administrator Of the estate Of Lille y
Husted. late u the County Of Delta. In the
State 81 Colorado. decsased. hsrsby gives
Cosrt oi said Delta csunty, At the Csurt
nouse II Delta, II said County, Monday the
nth day of January. \. ID, 81 /. at the hour
Of IL o'cloek .. m. Of said Gay, 1t which
tios al persons having elaine against said
estate are notiaed asd rsqeested In attend
All peFsons Indebted to said estate are ~
Questsd to make Immediate pay meat to the
undefsigued
Dased at Delta, Colorado. this 2sth day
Of November. 4. d. 1910.
u. W. HUsTgD. Administrator
Of the sstats Of Lille ~. Hustei. deceased.
Miliard Fsiriamb. attorney.
First public alton December 2, 1919.
Last publication December ~, 1910.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-12-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Butler and
little daughter Dorothy were pas
sengers on Mopdav mornings
train for Los Angeles. Calf. to
spend the winter. Mr.. Butler has
been connected with the Fruit
Exchange company here for the
past few seasons and will in all
probability be with us again next
year.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-12-09
Notice Of Annual Meeting Of Stockholders
Of The Mountain Domestic Water Co.
Paon,a Colo Dec. II9I

Paonia. Colo, Dec. |, 1910.
You are hereby notified that
the annual meeting of the Stock
holders of The Mountain Domes-
tic Water Company. Tor the elec
ton of officers and tor the trans
action of all other business that
may come before said meeting.
will be held in the Midway school
house. Dist No. 81, Delta County.
Colo. on Tuesday the 10Th day of
January 1911. at 7:30 p. m.
c =. Hawkins. Pres.
c. +. Wheeler. Sec. o 1923
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-12-09

The split log drag could be
used to advantage on our streets
after rains when the earth is be
ginning to dry up. 1t levels the
humps. fills up the ruts and set
ties the surface of the street. The
drag is easily made and cost but
a trifle. In the absence of a roller
it serves a good purpose.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-12-09
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; LOCAL HAPPENINGS. I
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w. M. Andres left for Delta
last Saturday morning after a
short stay here.
B. c HeiImen was over from
Gunnison last Saturday attending
to business duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. McNutt
were passengers on Monday
morning train for California,
where they will spend the winter.
Clinton L Oliver spent a cou-
pie Of days here last week look
ing after the Booster and visiting
with his family. He returned to
Denver Sunday morning.
Some bargains in Toys at Vel
boryt'S one neek.
Mrs. M. Clay, who has spent
several months visiting with rela-
tives and friends in the east, re-
turned home from Kansas City,
Mo. last Saturday evening.
c. E. Bruner of Stewart mesa
left on Monday mornings train
tor Des Moines, Iowa, in response
to telegram apprising him ofthe
serious illness of his aged father.
AT last there are crossings lead.
ing to the post Office which will
not hold water. 1t may be hard
on ducks and other aquatic fowl.
but it suits pedestrians of the
genus homo.
Mrs Charles Rosecrans and
children departed on Tuesday
mornings train tor Cortez. Colo.
where Mr.. Rosecrans will be en-
Ployed for the winter at his trade
as a carpenter.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-12-09
Notice Of Annual Meeting Of Stockholders
Of TheOak Mesa Ditch and Reservoir Co.

Paonia, Colo. Nov. 80. 1910.
You are hereby notified that the
annual meeting of the Stockhold-
ers of The Oak Mesa Ditch and
Reservoir Company. for the elec
ton of officers and for the trans
action of all other business that
may come before said meeting.
will be held in Paonia. Colo on
Tuesday. the Sd day of January
1911. at 2 p. m. at |. ID. McFad-
den's Office. 7. o. Rusho. Pres.
c. F. Wheeler. Sec. 2-9-16
Insure with The Largest Fire
Ins. Agency IN Paonia. The
Werner Ins. and Realty Co.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-12-09
RAMBLING REMARKS
By Geo. o. Blake

Sometimes what is said under
this caption is entirely original,
sometimes it isn't. This time it
isn't, but all the same it is along
the lines of thought which should
occupy the minds of the average
man. The theme was suggested
by an article in "Our Dumb Ami
mails" and the figures are taken
from that article. Everybody is
discussing and "cussing" the in.
creased cost of living, and all sorts
of reasons are given for the pres
ent condition of things. Figures
given below will probably assist
somewhat. During the past twenty
years the nation has increased its
naval expenditures alone 600 per
cent. while the population has IN
creased but 35 per cent. Of all
the revenues raised by the gov
ernment. 72 per cent is now used
for war" purposes. Think of
that. Thousands of workers are
taken from the producing classes
and put into the class fed and
clothed at public expense, and in
case actual war comes. are shot to
pieces and their widows pen
stoned at public expense. We
build big guns. 1t would require
three years work of a laborer to
earn the amount it costs to FIRE
one of these guns ouce. The
second firing would build him a
house and the third would send
hi, son to college four years. 1t
is estimated that the Panama
canal will cost S300.000.000. but
under present plans the govern
ment will spend tour times that
amount in the next ten years in
the navy alone. lhink OF that
lust the increase, not all. but the
increase alone in the appropria-
tions for the army and navy since
the Spanish American war would
have completed all the river and
harbor improvements at Prest Mt
contemplated. If spent in irrigs-
ton. drainage. road building. or
any one of many ways that may
occur to you. the result would
place us many years in advance.
One "Dreadnaueht" costs as
much as all that Harvard univer-
sity has accumulated in two hun
dred aud fifty years with HamP'
ton and Tuskegee thrown in.
Here we are in the midst of peace
spending 72 per cent off our in
come for war. We FIRE gun for
practice and spend three years
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-12-09

Apples are still being shipped
from this point and in future
years orchardists will prepare to
keep more for the late market of
such varieties as are suited for
that purpose.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-12-09
Teachers Examination

The Quarterly Examination of
teachers will be held at the court
house IN Delta. and at the opera
house in Hotchkiss. December
15-16-17, 1910.
MILDRED ANDERSON,
1921 County Supt. of Schools
Ten acres, all In cultivation, only
one mile from town. Cheap. See
G. G. HAWKINS.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-12-09
For Sale

My S room residence on corner
of Third street and Delta avenue
Will sell 3 or 3 lots with pro
pcrty. Possession can be given
at once. A modern home at a
bargain if sold in next 30 days.
Call on or phone 3 L.-George
Graham. 1Stf
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-12-09
Lodfe Directory

Royal Neighbors OF America. the
cheap Insurance Order. First
Wednesday evenings. business meet
ing. Masonic hall. Third Tuesday
afternoons social meeting ut mem
bers homes-Delia Hanks. Oracle.
Inez Brown, Recorder.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-12-09

The approach of Christmas is
shown by the window displays of
our merchants.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-12-09

Are you preparing to plant
some hardwood trees outside
your new cement walk? If not
why not?
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-12-09
Dr. Marry A. salth

OF Delta. Eye. Ear. Nose and
Throat specialist, will be at the
Paonia hotel the Second Tuesday
OF every month. Glasses Fitted.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-12-09
Fine Xmas Gifts at
DUNBAR'S.

w. +. Taylor of the Taylor and
Bird real estate firm. sold out his
interests the first of the week to
G. w. Hamilton. an able business
man. who recently came to our
valley to live.
The many friends of Miss Esta-
line Shupe rendered her a very
delightful surprise party at the
home of her sister Mrs. Lamb on
last Saturday night prior to her
departure for her eastern home.
Mr.. Thelman. a building con
tractor of Delta, formerly OF
Windsor. Colo, came in on the
train yesterday and spent the af-
ternoon boxing after business
and returned home in the evening
On Tuesday. December 20,
1910. the Ladies Aid OF the Chris
tian church will hold its Annua'
Bazaar at Mr.. Rusho's store. Sat
urday December oath the same
society will have cooked food On
sale at the same place.
The ladies of the w. c. T. U.
met at their reading room on
Grande avenue last Tuesday af-
ternoon and held their monthly
business and social meeting.
Alb. ut twenty ladies we're present
and spent an enjoyable afternoon.
II special lot of Toys at 80 and
80 cents this tceet only at
W-ELBOR.b-S.
Miss EstaIine Shupe. who has
spent the entire summer here as a
guest at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Reuben Lamb. returned to
her home in Liberty Center. Iowa
Monday morning. She has made
a host Of friends while here who
sincerely regret her departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Martin
and children of Cedarcdge came
over last Saturday and are spend
ing their time visiting with their
daughters. Mesdames Bernard
Hart and Chas. Scales Of our city
and Mrs. Logan Wood Of Mid
way. besides many old time
friends.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-12-09

How do you like the change in
the railroad time table?
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-12-09

Entered at the postofice in Paonia, Colo.
RADIO for transmission through the mails at
second-class matter.
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The Paonia newspaper., 1910-12-09

Money to loan-John H. Moore
Kennedy building. Paonia. Colo.
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Tent house for sale.
If Gro. o. BLAKE,
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-12-09

Published Every Friday by The
Paonia Newspaper Publishing Co.
L. G. BIRD, Pres. LEROY KENNEDY. Seey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-10
\ nan FOR ROSENHEIMER.
Wan whose Automobile Killed Grace
HOugh Held In a78. 600.

Edward Turner Rosenheimer the en-
bruidery manufacturer who was found
guilty IN Wednesday % criminal nsElI-
gene. Nv the Coroner's jury imTanell~d
to consider the death 81 Miss Grace
Hough. Who was killed by Rosenheim~r's
automobIl" on the night ~ August u.
was released from jail by Ioronsr
SchWaun"ck" Yesterday afternoon upon
the acceptance of sureties to the t2S 90
hail ~ by the Cotoner and Dist rict Atgof-
ncy Nhiiman
George n. Young. a painter 81 theair-
cal scenery whose studio u IN a build
Ing n. owns at 526 Fast Twenty ninth
- ret gave that building. worth $500,
a. surety and John : Kaiser a leather
manufacturer 81 - Ferry street p'I' up
his manufaCt Dry. worth S2u.01 a. adj
'ioual surety.
Milton Flel-Cher who II being held IN
g. tsp hail a. a material witness uas
released by bonds deposited by Mr.
knphluCh ih. wife 81 his attorney No
huud-man appeared for Louis Schuman,
~" tnrrd g-r-on believed 20 have hen
m KpsrnhcImeT au' omohIle on the
uIghf II he aCCident, who j. also held
ia g. ISL