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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
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LAUNDRIEs,

VIE ASK ONLY ONE TRIAL. AND IT,
you are dissatisfied with our wo&tR
then you are one of very toNE
EAGLE STEAM LAUNDRY, Tz3-7x
West Cary. Phone Madison NM$
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19

WANTED--A POSITION AS COLLEc-
tor or city salesman: best references.
Phone, Madison 6s13.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19

II
household goods. best prices pAidJ
call Madison 1851.
LADIES HAIR! YES. WE COVER
Turbans with ladies' own combinE4.
They are. SO natural and SO prettxs
21S N. Fifth street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19

HELP MANTED-FEMALN
WINTEBS~cX n EX,P'EKTESc'E'D
housekeeper. Apply to Hotel Rich
mond. Grace and Ninth streets.
SERVANT WANTED. APPLY WITH
reference to 5si N. Twenty-first
street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19

HELP WANTED-MALE.
WrIsNTiEB BONE GOOD TINKER, AT-
ply at once J. w. JORDAN. 400 Dem
ny street. Fulton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19

IF YOU ARE TIRED OF COMBINING
poorly paying work and willing Il
spend SIS to learn an easier occu-
patton and get employment at which
you can make at least SIS month
call at sos east Grace street. SECOND
floor. front room.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25

Arizona and New Mexico are not really full fedged and will
he until the wear 1912 They until then in the electoral
COLLEGE and thew will not congressional representation until the
next presidential election
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25
THE LOAN SHARKS.

Atlanta the only city that after the Loan Sharks the
following National Democrat published Washington aess
Some weeks ago the Senate passed the Loan Shark Bill This
prevents these human vues from preyng the needy and
poor city The bill passed by the Senate fair equitable
bill 1t allows companies loaning money chaes
other security outside banks real companies
per cent month This is ample any their
office other expenses month"; leaving them
clear profit their money per month IL
per year.
The only objection bill that does specify
enough term lin prison for those violating the law
Since bill passed the has been held the District
Committee of the House. Why? This bill should be reported the
House passed National Democrat fully
that raised by the operating
these shark companies defeat the bill in committee
have it pigeonholed.
Unless the committee reports this bill the will be
called before House people of the District of Columbia de-
these human who prey the needs of
the suffering charge three hundred per year.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25
VICE-PRESIDENT SMITH.

The Savannah Gov Smith had something else IN
mind when he candidacy opposition the reelection
to the little man gubenaoa chair The News thinks
that aim in the United States Senate 1t some
thing important certainly not his objection to the recommend
atoms to message that has brought about the change his
mind The News says:
The probability that something else has happened to bring
about change Smiths mind What that something is
know Can be anything national politics? Has
Mr. Smith ambition VcePresidena candidate has
the endorsement given Ohio for President anything
with Mr. Smiths change of attitude the gubenaoa qes
appear him that Gov Harmon should be nominal
President the Democratic might look to the South for
VcePresidenta candidate? We don't know that there
speculation of this but Mr. Smith is ambi
and it isn't all improbable that he has his the
VcePresdenc would be big honor be the first Vice Pres
the the between the States
He would stand much better chance of getting that honor he
active in politics than if he were in retirement
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25
LOCUST GROVE INSTITUTE, LOCUST GROVE, G.

LOCUST GROVE INSTITUTE, LOCUST GROVE GA,
should parents desiring for their and daughters
best educational advantages at the minimum
Situated Atlanta in the healhful section of Georgia
coeducaiona preparatory school, assigned Group the
credited schools of the Georgia colleges
Offers courses following departments Literary Express
sion, Art Business, Bible
Certificate admits leading colleges withour examination
Building equipment ftca Faculty of 20 experienced in
structors and officers.
Two hundred and ove pupils prepared for college in the last IL
years. school this preparing for college entrance
school, where thorough work donerigh discipline
tanned proper care of pupils TAKEN pleasant cultured pro-
vded and moderate charges made.
The school organized for EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES and NO
FOR PROFIT
The president will be Fitzgerald for the few days would
like parents who have and daughters place
aoy boarding school, Those interested should communicate with
CLAUDE GRAY, President
2t At office of Colonies Wall & Ekns
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25
DISHONESTY OR IGNORANCE.

Gov Browns assertion that the Hoke Smith registration law
ne the voter register months in advance of general
in order to vote election discrimination against
the a voter in of the city voter because local bond cleo
% not affected the election laws the
@ ouired to register so long advance transparent
ee misrepresentation mpeach either the governors
Wv or his honesty requirements for registration under the
e Smith law are for rural and city alike and the
rural voters the rights outside the law to to make spec
;oI -e6ulations for elections that the city has
are forced the conclusion that Gov Brown has deliberately
stopped appeal the prejudice and uneaso OF the country voter
the cities in order obtain political advantage the
ruth for we cannot credit him with the simplicity he affects
Macon News
a MESSAGE was essentially political document and
d v the members legislature who will give but little notice
as the registration concerned the best of all the
recent enacments.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25
PUBLICITY.

The business of to-day has been trained by long and
hard experience know that the attention of the public is
distinct asset in his business we'll worth paying at market
rates and worth keeping any price A. T. Stewart Of New
York recognized publicity gold mine Wanamaker paid
half of his clear profits the advertising department and
expert advertiser the salary the president the United
States Why? Because business Individuals learned the fact
and then communities began learn it, uptodate city
knows it support good newspaper and its representative
willing pay for anagent thatworks all the year and
carries messages everyhousehoa city thrive
without good newspaper just bit too big for it's size than
business deny himself good appearance for eh sake
of economy-Exchange
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25
TWENTY CENTS COTTON.

The Enterprise always been Cotton Bunost southern people
o are in sympathy producers naturally wish for and expect
hieh prices but genuinely IN earnest when we Sobery predict
o nor nound this fall We call the attention interest
"a article in another which gives the figures that
the prediction. 49,
We want Hill county to raise bumpercrop While the acreage
~ fifteen the condition hardly eighty
At the nresen time the condition can improve often does
hopne for twenty for the readers of the Enterprise
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25

The banks do not Postal Savings system and the Express
Cnan do not covet Post system The reason plain
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25

friend dropped tell that the Joe Brown men DE-
Geve Hoke Smith has made great mistake.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25

The Smith has put enthusiasm Int
those are not willing another the old machine
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25

Our people are healthy and and ought be happy
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25

The local peach crop is the finest in years.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-01
Sebatten ON 6Dioenoal
ug DC uiaoelige yoser.

Sor Den liot i~nteresiereoe og life
eanife uinOuieOe 5agttaeer bar Der
o9ret a0ifillige Sagttngelier at gre
meS Senipn til Den BoIemit, iom Den
iioite Naoneo - ia, oct er bel ale.
reoe noget mere emo en- Wiaaneo =
bar saaet for iig / pgeationaItiOen.
De-, o. / bpilfen 9lnOets HeOaftion
bar inotaget Ell ioo blot oct fro Oh
fentIigbe0ens Spnspunft fan ifen.
mes neutral SoIOning. bortiet ira,
at ser. iom Gorboloene pad beta
Smraa0e Dor uepifIet fla, aIlereoe
mao iiges at ligge en- SnOrsmmel.
ie /. at nronte 9fao bar aabnet line
SpaIter for en- 6orbonoling oG Der.
ueo inOrsmmet. at Der par nooet,
Der trGngie til 5orbonoIina o. Of.
fentIie geIpsning.
Oct met pnaiaIOenOe err Den mrr.
feIiat pasiiDe llOenioritiIIing. ION
nGiten belle Den spriae Gel al pres,
fen bar inaiiaeet. o. iom fan for.
iIares paa fOrifenia Raabe.
9fnsr ~beiunOerIiait moaife. at 20.
Iisiscn" % oen BERTH funtieoe IT'D,
Eresle, fam. ben surige febrnbdun
ne acknowledgements ser eIIerl
nItiS pIeier at mgoe pcb ferite aIpn,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-01
#GeOar Salts, Sa.

Sens 0iren bar FER og 6ei69tt
os, f6r ban reiite til SfotIanO oQ
Danmarf.
W2iis Minie Hasmusien er teiit
til Dunmarf for at beige fin gamle
5a0er og fine Sgifen6e Der. @i gtl.
Ter ben6e en- Ipffelig &eiie og boa-
Der, at bun maa fomme Juno % rat
tilbnge.
Der par nj 6erfra, iom oor til
garsme6et / &ocine, og De, iom Ri
bar talt meo, bar glade ooer at baos
6eltoget.
SEQ aoin0eforeningens Qarsmg6e
oaI9tes Mrs. 30. Smith til 6or-
mlnO, W1rs. &orslunO til Sefretpr
o9 Mr8. S6rgen 0ielien til aasie-
rer.
Settle 9orien (0otter at Cars
9orien) og 9ouis Olien blebe egte.
oie0e al 9aitor gaprop Sen s. Suni.
9e nDoifte bar iot $50 paa @roOe
It. Sierteli9 2pfenifning.
9aitor s. q. G5rfitianien og ia.
Mile ira auoebon, Sa., bar u9ret
og beie6f os, li9eleoes Dor forben-
0prenoe 8reit, 9aitor $. B.Senien,
0}in6en, 0ebr. 81 Tiger 9af for 9e.
i99et o8 Or6et, iom Oe tolte til os.
Mrs. Sgren 1tielien e MiI SpO
for 9pen), iom bar opret ing / lpn.
aere &io, er enonu meget IiOenOe.
9i bill boo6e at Der mart maa ife
en- 8oranoring til bet be0re.
So6n G6riitianien og 6amilie, iom
ell Iii bar 6oet / PHILADELPHIA, er
fommen 6ertil goen for at taae
f1it Op6oIo Der. 81 6enptter 2eili9.
6eoen til at 6poe oem oelfommen
ibIan0t %.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-01

DeRrt
Sr. 2anoeierl JONI MI er @ier al
en- go6 5orm o9 paa en- goo Bla05;
gnifer De life, at 9eres 5gu bap0e
ligeiaa goO en- 6nrm?
&ar Bln Benge nof til at f66e Ell
for, eller fan De gioe BAN en-? gr
9an0et, boor De Dor, life for 0prt
til, at De fnn g6re oette2
San fan 10 leie en- Bln0S, men
bborfor gsre bette, noar ban fan
f6be en- 6arm i en- goo oonif &oloni
for De Iamme Yenge, iom ban eGer8
mantte betaIe / 2eie.
8i bar 2an6 / Dana Golonp" ,
iom / Dag oil gioe itSrre u0bptte Of
De Ben9e, iom an6ringes, emo no9en
anoen Blnos.
Oette 2ano iplges paa Sc beoite
og biGigite 9etin9elier muli9t. 81
bar en- lille BOG, iom beifrtoer Dor
BIan og iom ienoes frit til enboer,
iom ienoer OS lit Inon og jim a0.
ores..
Eli 2eieren!
ST.. S1rmer = De, iom MI betaler
fra $500 til $500 per acre / aeIe
boert Nar., faar De fulo geroi for
Deres Yenge? gnifer De life at BIZ
pc gier at en- GOD Snrm ! eft goot
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-01

Oct oe0toges o~ereiter MOB Sen.
trums % Golaffernes Stemme at
biofgre Ell Dreitelie.
G~eutruusO r0fgrer erfl9rer oerpao,
at bans 9arti life oiloe oeltaoe Ell
OiSfusiion, Der oreieOe JIG ON Ell
8ilfenoe9ipelie ira Sen f%atolite air.
fes SIDE. 8ertil ilntteOe 9olatferne
Zig. Centrum forIo0 fort eiter Salen.
@pi8Iing al 5olfepnrtiet talte fort
og ifarpt imoO Babebreoet. San for4
laHgte. at 6ornermelierne ifulOe ia.
9es tiIboae.
Oa Socialoemofraten Soiimann
Oerpaa ifal baoe Or0et, oeOtager De
f~onieroatipe Yartier meo itort 6ler.
tai, at Drsftelien ifaI iIilttes for at
nfif9re Toleren 0roet.
Soffmam proteiterer: Seq anta-
ger, at oenne 8eotogelie FIN ifploes
5rpgt. 0an er oel banae for, at bi
fun0e finoe pn1 at omtale 8orbol.
oct mellem Centrum og De aonier,
ootipe. Ca ieg life bar maattet faa
Oroet. ifaI De til @engGlo ina bun.
6re6e llomeloelier al Statsfirfen
@unter6e0.) }.
Otter ct fort Or0ififte itonoies
0isfusiionen. De aonieroatiOe ielte
iig meget pinli9t 6ererte al Sagen,
ifrioer y9erliner 8o9eblatt". De bar
meeet uroIige, % rnSer oe lterfeite
ll6falo ira 2an66a9smnno 8pi5lin9s
Sioe opito6 Der en- ioa6an St6i pau
Ben She al SuIet. at Sociol0emo.
fraten Soffmonn raabte oper til benz
uSbs. Sps, 2sitnanten fommer"
0ermeO Iigte6e ban til ben npeite
geItemmelie ON, at ct Meolem fan
fsres no be6 en- 8olitileitnant.
Oct npbnte 8ln0 fnloer for Neiten
De aoniernotioes 6oreip6reieI for
EN- latterlig aomeoie."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-01

Dos Centrum. Stor Eililutning fra
andre 9artier).
Gloiterpropit @rep Moltfe ira
ueterien, befen0t for line Ifappe 10
t~oleIier ooer ior DanifbeOen, begrnn.
6eoe De 6rifonierbatioes 5oreippr8.
iel. Gen lange tpn6e Berion me0 ben
ip9Oe Stemme par hoppe til at for.
too / Solen. Ger LOO fun enfelte
OrO OPP til SournalHtplaOierne, JON
til GfsempeI: yOffentlig 5orar9el.
ie", o6iltoriif 8ulterfammer", u9ie.
1eringens 6leielsbon0ifer". Soale-
oes i~friper ogerliner 8age6latt@
I'll @en9RlO par Salen oes Ipngere.
6ig8fanSler b. 9etbnam.9oll.
meg oplpite en- Grflprin9, boori oct
6e0, at 8aoens Spr0ebreo | b6i@raO
baDoe fr9nfet Den eoongeliife 9efolf.
Kings 6alelier COteget ionot). Der
par opitaaet Ell tor Sorme / 2anoet
% oen religieie 6reO bar Oerfor
itGrft iaretruet (Naeget ri9tig). Sea
bar 0erior itrafs boot Dor offending
neO Eaoebofiet ON at neOl9g9e Sno-
iigetie % liotale 8orUentningen ON,
at Yapeitolen oil0e fin0e geie til
At fierne ben 6are, iom SDrOe6reoet
fan ofite0fomme. 0snne 6orpent.
ming er oeS mere berettiget, Oo Ya-
pen iiglge Sc iremfomne Meo0elel.
Ter life bar bnft Den Senii0t at fren.
fe eoangeliife 3priter og Bolfeilag
Q0}umter6e6). Cor Offending bar M
liz uofsrt i'm Opsaoe; men ga
oct er iaa fort 9io iiOen, bar ri emo
nj life moOta9et noget Spor. Der
for nae ieg noie5 me0 0enne er.
flGrin0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-01
Dana Koloni,
Nlberta, CANADA

Oonif Excitement? &pis iao er, iaa
gaa meo os poa Dor nnlte Gfsfuriion
til alberta, CANADA, og beiGg Cana
Colony.
Oct oil 6etale fig. Ser fan 9e fs6e
en- 5arm for De iolnme Benge, iom
De M betaIer 10 / 2eie, og fao ina
goo en- 6orm, iom oct er mllIigt at
faa.
9iaoo os at iige: aom meo %
Og lie set 2an6, iom ri %itriuer ON.
81 Olnife 6or oGereoe tsbt 2nnS
ser.
en- Girfebpgning og 2uno III lam
me er Iopet.
De er peO at bpgge Sern5nne liee
til 8la0ien : % oct ger tit til, az
en- oanif 8D oil bl1rtig bIioe til.
8i bar gfsfuriion til oenne Sole
nj boer fprite og treble Sirsbng |
Wtaane0en. Som og tag meo os Of
ie for Dem ieIn. Sfrip ogiaa efter
Dor life 9og oerom.
Ser bIiper itor gfsfuriion BERTH
Sen 81. SUM, fom ina meo.
9iaet fra og tiIbaee til Council
BLUFFS igen foiter $500.
Sfrip / Dag til Mprtbu & gbri.
iti1nien, @If Sorn, Sa., ON nprruers
S%pIpsninger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-01
3sraels Sange Ill.
Z alt $40 n

5isIe to fortrinlige Gang Gam
linser meb Muiit os unoerIasi
Sefit, bpornf naereoe 6 OpIas sl
trpft. faas M i~nobunoen iamrnen
net o. Ioliot srsnt SbirtinssbinS
meo @nIotrpf for ben mes.i beffeS
ne gris Of s5 Gents. OR irroelti
peI Fiffet til fIsrItemmis Gang
gruaes oaereSe al mango al uors
Sangfor. =
1sniib 2ntb Rabl. Sonfe,
Blair. 9ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-01
gosfOrtesnelfe 3r. 8,

ooer aeligion 90 feo'
lam al minoeli9 fri
beIerenoe 90 90
bpggeIiee Sfrifter Ct n
fer6ig og tiIien6es enboer frtt pa
Gorlongenoe.
Saaifb Gatb. Ha6l. Sonie,
ylair, 9ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-01
Sterite Os beoite ltoDnls
nf
lie 0-9 reofort or
enboer QnIeonin Q

Ordinations 8reptor
meO ou1if 9etit. Mange for.
iteaige SIags, i%orteret per 0ui
% Gents.
9reofort meo 8tbeIteti
9anif, flere SIagS meo forifellig'
Eetit. Sorteret, per Dui. 25c.
Broipeftfort fra 8Iaii
og Omegn. Snobefatter Gam.
funoets Sfole % S~orlagSbuS
Iamt Den oanife airfe. Sortsre'
per Dui. 25c.
q ropeftfort fra Gan
matt. ga. 90 forifeaige ierbs
les imuffe faroetrptte Sort re
ifsnneite ggne | 2onoet. Srobt
fatter mango betenote airfer
Sorteret per 0ui. 25c.
Sorteret BreneuODaIg a
ale op~enitaaenoe pr. Dui. 25c.
Can. Gath. 3abI. $oais.
Blair, 0ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-01
MDrtbu & Gbrifianien, Off 6orn, Sa.
Nye Boyer.

Clfert GiearS: aritns % hans 9srns.
Stuoier ouer reIisisIt SialeIip i 2ps al b;belise
Sfitfelier og Sptrin. pris $1.t0.
6. 6. Seterien: &paS is bifterese mine asnfrmanser.
Sooebpnnfterne ben frritne gsrnelpr6om forte
tonfrete 5atnineer nteo anitueliee gfsempler fra gibe.
len og Rennefeliuet. SO SiSer %.
CIR. 9smss: Alperncs Ssracl.
en- lille 8aloenierbHtorie neS II SauIrntiontr.
tO1 Si6er. 40.
asclpb RunGs: gns cr a~nrliab.s.
en- aGffe pr9oitener oueriatte al g.. EaIboTi. ct
Orb rette 3o ON Srttenbonlmen til zoe bonneoe bIarbt
Sens 6ordstere~. 100 Siber. 80.
Yanl Clbenbmrs: @aa til alters.
Ct Orb til unas. 20 Sioer .05.
i. Y. Rcscr: ct benist Semsel.
Roale Orb til uue. lppnO ON RcnbrS. 70 5iber. .05.
g.. =. SsHfrH: Der fasr Ti~rrbi~-
geiIeoning til gibeIIasniua for bier fas sars.
1910. lioaipet Of airfeie 5orenine for Den Snbr. Yais.
lion Eanmnrf. 80 SiSer. 10.
Or. 9srrrss Salrr I'll csnSs Tsssrseserr.
ScIot. geroeu ourr for arbeihere Subs aisr sutorfis-
ret operiritcIIs Deb anion ent. 81 siSr 90
nanirb enih. THsI. pusfs.
BLAIR. Rrtr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-01
9p ~eOmmc6ibcl.

Get Sonife 9ibelielitobs llOaooc
pno Snoiopapir meO no OOeriettelic
al oct noe Eeihamente. inSbunOen |
IpifI0n0 ipeeieli for os | meaei
blsSt OnpriulOsbino. gn iprodeS
eleaont % 6olNbar BOG.
PriS $500
D1niih guth. VnbI. 0ouie
blair, 0ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-01

~ben6apnere, lige fra s. 8. 9ei6er98
5i0. &ois Qon0ets 8eboere -
B~rooinierne" - De lloenbDsboen-
De bar 0ereS 8ornert6eoer, ina bar
uaebenbaonerne" ogioo oeres, Der
fan iige Sparto til De ferites. Oct
bar | 4roft al 6em, at &6%benbaoner-
ne en- Dag for en- bnlO Snes Aor
til6age f1l0t | Spt0erne paa ct
o9onOeregimente", JON iioen, tro0s
Ben Gegn at 8ittig6eoer, &ebenboo.
nerne bar laoet regne ne0 ooer Dem,
be06liOen0e bar regret Dem. 9t set
fom iaaleoes, itpI0tes 6og bel So.
6enbaOnernes ~llfenoifob til 5orbol.
oene / set 9ono, 6oorai ogioo Oe 0og
fun llo9sr en- Del.
0g ga Sr. &anien loo lit gio
ipille ODER for Sen arme g. 2aurit-
len og nabnlig me0 fleoelig 96ben-
baunif O%oerlegenbeo loo Bam bloc,
at ban iom pei o8iaa bans eorige
0m9ang til Cato boboe oeret uni-
oe16e ON bans @fSiitens, ga par Ser
monge, ser imilte = men paa Sr.
0anienS 9efoitning. I6i 6orbol0et
er 10 Dog BET, at Sr. 2auritien pao
mango forifeQige aonti, men al Dem,
@r. Ganien life inipicerer, er en-
ooer belle 2a10et belfenot Mano,
bpis Oro man gerne lptter til og
tager Senipn til, o9 at ban / meget
itore are0ie 6er / 2onoet nDoer me-
re 1iIlio o9 5pmpatbi emo Sr. Gan-
len. So, oct fan iaompn0 gerne Doe.
re, at bOis en- Br6oe foo iiq anItiue
neo SeniDn til aenOt6eo eGer
llfen0t6eO, ioo oiI0e set pie iig,
at @r. 2ouritien er Den 6eoit fenote
al De to = noar man 0a life netop
anitiaer Jim Br6Ue / Disie. f6beu-
6aonife 5nirfler, boor man lige
a%ffnrat oeo ON 2an0et, at oct er
Der, 6oor 9enoerne Dor og oerme0
9oito.
Get unr iniolertio 3ournaliiten /
Sr. 9onieu, Der p1oieoe 0irefteren,
0enne gamle, ober9emte Sournoliit.
Der iaa lenge bar ii0oet neogenlt /
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The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-06
MAYBRAY MAN
 WAS ACQUITTED FRANK SCOTT HAD BEEN AccUs- ED OF "sTEERING" MIKES" WHO TESTIFIED IN CASE Second One Of the Trials of the "Swin- dIe Syndicate" the Former Re
 sulting in Conviction.

Council Bluffs, Iowa, Feb. 5-The trial of Frank Scott, charged with act ing as a "steerer" for the alleged swindling gang of of which J. c. Ma bray Is said to have been the head, ended today in an acquittal. Scott was accused of aiding the robbery of John Hermel Bracht of Bancroft, Neb., of s5,OOO.
 This is the second of the trials of the alleged members of the so-called "swindle syndicate before the state courts of Iowa.
 The first case resulted in the con- viction of John Dobbins on similar charge in connection with the alleged robbery of T. W. Ballew, Princeton. Mo, banker, of $30.000.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-06
JURY IS HUNG
 IN FORD CASE AFTER EIGHT HOURS DELlBERA. TON ARE INSTALLED IN
 SLEEPING QUARTERS.
After Argument of the Defense the State Made but a Brief Reply
 Standing on Evidence.

Cincinnati, Ohio, Feb. 5.-Eight hours of deliberation failed to bring finding from the jury that is consid- ering the charge of blackmail against Mrs. Jeannette s. Ford. Predictions of disagreement when the jury was locked up for the night were current although attorneys for both state and defense claimed that only one or two men stood in the way of conclusion favorable to them.
 Sleeping quarters for the Jury were arranged in the court room itself. Hamilton county's supply of cots ana bedding being brought into use for the | first time in five years.
 When court convened this morning ccansel for the defense resumed their plea to the jury which had been com menced at yesterdays session.
 Mrs. Ford was depicted as an unfor. tunate woman who had been ruined by the vaccinations of Edgar s. | Cooke of Chicago and Warriner, the man whom she is charged with hay. ing blackmailed.
 The state replied briefly and Judge Swing then charged the jury. He de fined the law of bIackmail and in- structed them that the mere fact that Mrs. Ford knew of the Big Four short age would not prove her guilty The charge was accepted as favorable to the defendant.