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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-27

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Rei6staq oeuten auf ben tommsnosn
Sturm bin. Die 9onIerpatipsn haben
Wlonodte perloren Die au iArsm fsiten
SeiiBitano 9eb0rten, uno apQr niht dn
burqerlite Yarteien, ipnOsrr an Sos
3idItIten, oersn man iit uIs Rutbe be-
Dient, I'm bic RsoisrunQ su itrafen.
BsI6en umFdns pieier Sturm bubsn
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pegen Der gertir3uns Des WdhIretts
in Sahien uno in Samburg. 9as Rs=
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gen gu erparten Itshen, psnn oas
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WdbIen nit1t ourh cine ebrIite Dobls
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-27
4munoiens iiebenjdbrise NOrbs
polar. GrpeSitiau.

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bat iid atmunoien, Der iest aufgsbrO.
den III. nit ieiner neuen Nprbpolurs
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pirb er niht oieIe sanas 3eit i'm Giie
aubrineen; Denn bis gum antritt Der
eigeutlifen polarfabrt tpirb nod Elm
oolles Sahr Derseben: Bis gum Suli
ober 4usuft 1911 bausrt bic Reiie um
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-27
.,YrinS 5o6ann :"

pom iserbindno Runfel.
Die ip1nnsnbs 5anbluns NIT bod
bramatiiten GpiioNn. In isHeluoer
D,if. sr;GbIt. ipirb oos Snter.H. b.s
2si,rs Bis gum S6lub mad srhaIieH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-27

9eute iGbrt 'id Der Gag, an
benz Sol. 2eopplo Wlortbreit aus Dem
9ebsn seI6ieoen lit. Ytit WeAmutA
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isooh einen Sroit in oeu 8epuBtIetn,
oub bas n8onsbIdtt" treu auf ben oOn
btm 9eritorbsnen ppr8e3ej6neten Bah
nen neiter lpQn0elt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-27

6ri gerrenfmnaeH. EnetidJnasea shsr
Seritanduuern
made man ioiort Ginreibungen NIT
Gr. Gifiers
Pain-Expellsr
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Iiebf IN beiitihen Jomilien ols Cans.
mitiel. 25c iinb Zoe IN Mpottefen.
Rmr edit nit Anfer.
FAD. HlCHTER y Co.
sane assaesst. xIasssea)
o1s Ssass ofSess. Asu xesh.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-27
Pokal.Derid)t
0euer Npman.

Ilit Der bsutig.n Ruurmsr bsainnsr'
mir ben 2lbprud ein.s ;atersHonteH
Tenttip Romdns,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-27
Nus &reta.

am Waifsr. - Sn Der aanea. - Gin
Isbenoer 3eiisenof: 5omsrs. -
SeRnit nu oas Sano? - Die Sus
oabu6t. - Die 5abneninisI. -
Der SaIbmonb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-27
Die Temysratsr.

glr bi.I.s glatt ipurben seFiern bon
ben Gptiiern q. Qlein & Wro.,
-. 435 Race Strabe. folsenbs 9em.
psratur unt.rfdieoe reeiifrirt:
Dm 0m Hm Hm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-27

GrfrsuIi6 iino bic aunbs
ssbungsH Der 0sutihe eShpsi5sr fir
ben oeutIteH 8aiier. Sic ftnD aud
ntht uHoeroient Sn oen lsBtsn Ia
gen oes 8ismardi6en Reginents. aIs
bas Suntert6um pieoer in ben SottsI
seiungt mar, geborts es 81 ben Sss
pflogsnheiten Der psutihen Reoise
rungs Srgans, Die repubIitnniifs
Stnei5 uuf ieoe mOslihe 8eiie 3u
briistiren. Dos Gnberte iidb nit bsin
ausenbiid, als Der aadsr Die 3iissI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-27

Der bemotrutii den BAR
tel iit grobes 6eiI rpioerfuhren, odB
Brian in ieinem 9etmatbsItdat toIt
asitelt porotn lit, rpie ods aus Der
0erperfunQ ietner 2lntrdQe Dor Der
oemotrdtiihen Studtstpnpentton in
Rebrastd bsrporgebt. Wenn er oDrt
ieire polttiIhe Steuung einqebijBt bat.
tam er in Der nationaIen YoIitit tstne
RoIe mebr ipieLen. IS 1T aber gu
bpffen uno gu pinIten, odB bic oemoz
trati'he Rartei aug Dem 8lutsfaII
ben sntipre6snoen g}uBen 3isbe. 9ee
qenpdrtig btiteht Die Demotratiite
partst ous einem ultruztonIerp1tipen
5II9el. lpie i'm 6drmon rsprdientirt,
uno etnem ultrazruottQIer FIiioel, Der
untar 9rnan ituno. TdrQus erGab
Ii1 Elm bsitGnoiges Stpurten amt
f6eH Den ertreriten 4nItauun9en.
Waren Die 9onIerpotipen obenuuf, ME
CUR ,3eit ais Barrier nomintrt ruroe, 10
iuies ods 8olt bic Gdrtet 3urUd uno
ss geIhab oasIeIbe, pern grnon obens
auf mar. Was bic Yurtei brQuht, 1T
Elm Wann BON oem Shlage bss PER-
itorberen 8uoerneurs Sobnipn BON
Winneiotd, Der Quf Dem qoloenen Wttts
telnege nanoelts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-27

See C'Reil gronns. be-
JlinoiIer bemotratiihe Senutpr, Der
unter 2lrtlage itano, 2eQiSIdturz Witz
Qlieoer ieiner 8artei bebufs GrpG6s
lung oes republitaniI9en 9unoesz e.,
nators 2orimer beIto6en su 6aten
uno nur ietne Ereiheit benz umitQrOe
81 Deroantsn Bat, buB 3rpei 8ei6po.
rene einen perurtbeilerben Wuhrfpruh
perhinoerten, meloet Iih 3ur Wie0ere
lpubl. Die 9Ubnbeit III QroR, aber lie
tam nihts niibeu, rpenn niht oas n5s
thiae 9elD porhQnoer III. Tieies iteht
ibm aber 81 9ebots. N}te bic Stimme
geber QiQa berihtst, 1T Elm 7Fonos
BON 3ipan3ig tauIeno Dollars 9eIom>
melt noroen. UNI i'm rpisoer 3u erpoA:
len. Ner bic Wohlt6Gter Iino. Ldbt
Tih lei6t oenug oenten. Gs Iinb Dir
ieniQsn, oeren SSntereTen 9ronne IN
Der 2egisIdtur qeforoert bat. Wenn
es It'd nm etnen Qusnubrefan ban.
bette, t0nnte man Iih oQrUber hinrs1z
ieben. Gs III ober cine betrUbenoe
SbatFu6s, boB in Sen odnaen Der.
Stadten 2eQisldtur WiitoIieber Dst-
mittslit rSatpots" oenGhlt nerOsr.
So IanQe absr IoIhe torrupte M2etHoz
ben Der @rpd3lunQ m0glit Iiro, 1T
es cine SQuIion, oaB man e6rIihs Gez
ies9e6ungen erIanaen t0nne.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-27

SenutDr 9riiton reDet
burhuus nitt aus Der 2uft, penn CT
fagt, oub bic BON NIorih per1nIubte
Grb06ung Der 30Qe fir baumDoGlene
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ung Der 30Qe fir poGene Waareu fir
Die GmtIiJOn BON 80 I}iQionen DBL
lars 4ttien Don getrieben in Der Do1=
uno gaumpoQs8rante perantnortlth
lit. 0Obere 30Qe puroen ols cine Grs
IoubHiB CUR qr0Beren QuSbsutung res
8oItes aufqefabt uno bic RihtermGbis
aunq Der DoQ30Qe oIs cine 8Qrantie
fir ben Tortbsitdno Der Qusbeutung
IN oem betreifenoer 6abritotions3neiz
&C. Sn 5olgs oe7en funoen bic 2ts
tien aud guten QbiaB. 9ie1sr ihmG6z
life 8etrug, Der an 8olte permitteLit
Der 6ot3Olle oeriibt pirD, Iiebt aber
aliidli6er WeiIe ieiuem bdloigen Gnoe
entgegen. SelbIt 6err Qonqportb az
itebt gu. 0aB Der 9Qrif nuf ben isbi=
qen Wetbo0sn Der 4bfaiTunq su 6Gufig
6sIsgeH6sit 6istet, peri0nli6s oSnters
eiIen gu f0roern. IS lit feititsbenb,
odB Der Sarif in ban gsnanntsn Bran
den cine 6eoeuten0e gertiir}ung en-
fdhreH rpiro. Sin 3oQ bon 145 Yroz
gent auf 8leioerItoFie unb BON
165 prO3ent auf rpousne 0etsn nirp
baIo 8u Den 0iugeH gebOrsn, Die gerpes
fen limb.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-24
Opposes Rough Hazlng.

Did you oppose hazing?' I inquired
following up hls first speech in the House.
"Of rough kind. yes The reports of
hazing. however. are usually overdrawn.
Moderate hazing in some instances is not
without a measure Of disciplinary force.
a new man is supposed to stand up when
an upper classman enters the room. There
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-24
BY EX-ATTACHE.

Scotland differs from Ireland. in that II
has no resident viceroy and no permanent
court is maintained tho metropolis Of
the northern kingdom such as that which
Is kept Up at Dublin. where it serves as
the hub Of all social life But once a
year n representative of the monarch
appears at Edinburgh. and with the title
Of lord high commissioner. and invested
with all sorts of more OF less sovereign
prercgativos. holds vireregal court in the
ancient palace Of Hoylrood
The duration Of his reign does not ex-
coed a fortnight, coinciding with the
annual meeting Of the assembly Of the
state church Of Scotland, which is not.
as some people appear 10 believe, Angli-
can, but Presbyterian This meeting is
always held at the end Of April. or at the
beginning of May. and has the effect OF
attracting 10 that picturesque capital.
which Gains for itself the title OF the
Athens of the North. representatives, lay
and ecclesiastical. OF the church from
all parts OF Scotland.
There are ministers and elders. univer-
sity dons. and presbyters with their
and while the religious element abOunds
and Is mucn I'm evidence throughout the
fortnight Of the assemblys sessions. yet
il cannot be said 70 predominant.
For the festivities organized at Holy
rood by the lord high commissioner serve
10 bring 10 Edinburgh many Of the great
Scottish mobiles and representatives OF
that ancient and oft-untitled aristOcracy
Of the Highlands and Lowlands. north of
the Tweed
The sojourn Of the lord high commits
sioner at Holyrood is. in one word, the
real season OF Edinburgh. and the fact
that il should be so very sbort-limited.
indeed. 10 fourteen days-merely serves to
add zest TO its enjoyment.
King Edwards lord high commissioner
for this year is Lord Kinnaird who is
almost as well known on this side Of the
Atlantic as in his native land. for his
evangelical enthusiasm. for his devotion
20 athletics. and for his enterprise and
ability as one Of the leading bankers Of
London.
He is president Of the Young Mems
Niil SNdu Association OF lNe BRUSH En-
pire and when he is not holding revival
meetings or preaching-having achieved
some celebrity In Scotland as a pulpit
orators engaged I'm organizing football
and cricket matches. kicking OF" In
great style at most OF the important foot
bah contests. Iic has been president Of the
National Football Association Of England
for many years. founded the Old Etonians'
Football Club, and IN his boyhood DAYS
won much college distinction as a half
back
When not otherwise occupied with ath-
letc interests or Young Mems Christian
Association work he may be found at the
London banking houses Of Ransom. Bou-
verie a Co. or Of Barclay & Co. OF both
of which he is chairman. His peeraEe
dates from the seventeenth century. when
il was bestowed upon Sir George Kinnaird
for his services to the Stuart cause.
His home is at Rosie Priory a grand
old place in Perthshire. Kinnaird Castle.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-24
Settling Marie.

Mayor Charles II. Nevin, OF Butte. was
talking about the Marathon waltz that he
had stopped after 1t had gone on continu-
ously for fourteen hours. says the Kan
sas City Star.
We have Marathon Waiting. Marathon
piano playing, even Marathon seating at
this time" said y ,o3 Nevin. THE
young men and women who enter such
contests are ambitious. certainly: but
theirs is misguided ambition, like that
Of Lizzie Ann.
Lizzie Ann was a servant girl. she
said bitterly to her mistress one morning:
Here's another letter. ma am. " got
from Mrs. Jones cook Marie. Marie saws
they've her a conservatory now. It fairly
makes one sick. Fibber"
Lizzie Ann hesitated. then said Diff
IDENTIFY:
I bin thinkin'-if hired an auto and
a photOgrapher-would We mind, mum. II
me and the master was took on the front
seat together? 1t would settle that Marie
when I sent her the picture
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-24
BELIEF IN WITCHCRAFT.
II still Survives in Some Parts OF
India.

From TIE Baltimore sun.
Belief IN witChcraft IS still so fast
rooted in parts Of India that unfortunate
persons suspected Of the black art are
not uncommonly done 10 death.
In Bengal last year several cases Of the
kind came before the courts. In the Son
thai Parganahs a woman was murdered
by her mother and brother, who believed
her TO be a witch.
In Palamsu a man was killed. as the
villagers held that he was a wizard. In
another case two women were murdered
on the bare suspicion that they had
caused the death Of three children by
cholera Human sacrifice also is stm
praetieed among the, unciviIzed tribes Of
Bengal
In Angul some KhOnds sacrificed a girl
as a propitiatory offering against cholera,
and IN Palamau boy was enticed into
the jungle and killed as a sacrifice.
There can be little doubt that any re-
Taxation Of vigilance would result in a
serious increase Of witch killing and
human sacrifices.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-24
CANNONS LOYAL DEFENDER
Representative Weeks One of the Actual Leaders the House
His Views on REGULARS" and insurgents"

Is nothing bad in that II addressed, he
is expected to add the word sir TO his
answer. The most violent hazing ever
saw had TO do with a bombastic youth
VINO threatened TO work revolution in
old and venerable customs. l heard a
oommotion and looked into his room.
Thickly lathered, he was being shaved
with the lid of tin bucket-to reduce his
cheek. so 1 was informed by the several
BARRIERS. The operation was never re-
peated. 1t wasn't necessary. From that
night on the bombastlc and revolutionary
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-24

Mr.. Hornblower represented us there I
kept the books and waited on such GUS
toners as called on the firm. We had
one clerk-accurately speaking. he was
a boy and ran errands. That was
twenty-one years ago. We now have Of
fees in nearly all the large cities OF
New England and at points IN the West.
Chicago among the rest. There are eight
partners in the flrm-not enough, how
ever, TO keep things moving. and more
must be taken in We do a general
banking business. buy and sell bonds.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-24
LORD HIGH COMMISSIONER
Holds Court for the Sovereign at Edinburgh HoIood
Palace Each Spring.

| in the neighboring county OF Forfarshire.
now belongs to Lord Southesk. chief OF
the clan Of Carnegie.
With regard to the Office Of lord high
commissioner. it antedates by several
decades Lord Kinnaird's peerage. For II
was first instituted in the spring Of 1900.
when James VI OF Scotland Cwho after
ward assembled the throne OF England as
James d was asked b.. the general as
sembly Of the Scotch Church. convoked
at Montrose. TO nominate his representa-
tive out Of list OF six submitted to him
by the national kirk.
II was at first suggested that the mon
arch's deputy should be an ecclesiastlc
and should bear the title OF bishop. But
the latter was a designation which sound
ed even still more disagreeable 70 Pres
byterian ears than it does to-day. More
over. IL was argued that since the King's
delegate was 10 act as arbiter. in the
name Of the sovereign, in the event OF
differences between the various factions
OF the general assembly Il would be
preferable that he should not be a divine
but a layman. Accordingly. a nobleman
was chosen by King James. and received
the title OF lord high commissioner.
which has been used for this particular
office ever since
The lord high commissioner Is almost
invariably "A Scotch peer. is appointed
anew each year, and the Office in recent
times has been held by the Earl Of Aber-
deem. now Yiceroy Of ireland: by the late
Lord Levtn. by Lord CelebrooIe, and the
late Earl Of Galloway. vino was renowned
for the picturesque profanity Of his Ian
guage
u is related Of him that when on one
occasion he applied TO Lord Beaconsheld
on the formation Of the latters admins
tration, for the mastership OF the royal
buckhounds. an office now abolished,
which was the English equivalent OF that
Of grand huntsman at continental courts.
he received the following reply from
Dizzy: Il am sorry I cannot recommend
you for the mastership Of the buck
hounds as the Queen 6Victoria) dislikes
having anybody connected with the royal
household who is addicted TO the use Of
strong language But ! will recommend
YOU for the lord high commissionershiT
20 the general assembly OF tie Church OF
Scotland"
Lord BeaconsfeId made this latter offer
by way Of a joke. never dreaming that
Lord Galloway would accept II, but the
earl received IL in all seriousness. and
accordingly. Lord Beaconfeld having
pledged himself i'm writing 20 get the
office Of lord high commissioner for Lord
Galloway. had no alternative but 10 full
MI his promise; and in 1sS7 the assembly,
Of the Church OF scotland ar Edinburgh
was presided over BY Lord Galloway with
due solemniJy and decorum.
It was probably the inability OF the
late Lord Galloway 10 understand the
humor Of this particular joke Of Lord
| Beaconsfeld. and his action in taking il
seriously, that led BeaconSheld later on
TO express hesitation about the bestowal
OF the order OF the Thistle upon Lord
, Galloway, lest he should eat Il.
The lord high commissioner. no mat
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-24

Crystal and gold bugles are used for
outlining designs in lace on many hand
some gowns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-06
$500 Couch Covers, s1.45

Couch Covers Bagdad Stripe reversible 90 inches wide
This is mixed lot many of them sell regularly at $500
Special TO close at 81 As
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-06

,nN lime 6 MfH i'''''''
ON ~ has been widely know a
Nssas ,..scss greatest ho
) ss y \, : saaeiehcd ~ enc ne"
~ 2 y. Y = nsehsss OF ReNourso'
w,.s NAV Goelot and on,
~ Y puecisocb NIL assist
''s. lin. Y I'd Of thc ohiceiion
II 40 Mrs Nlchols v0a "a
f ~ rehne house iu l.H1
wsalso Y ! 4 weslthy ship own
M '~,,sssrrgh. said ht N'Hi"
sseu he found q No ''.... " ...,..
80 ~. Ia ! h vas Friends iola
~ 8 ~ vlekols who waa th h
y - me Lass and had a
nss A. her beauty and her
=. Ut wilscn. y - saia. was
hss 4, y, vorss mea IN Britain
s : 4. - msgrlea and Went To
g ss,seargh. whero che g.. har
y woudefhal effect in In.
s,r husband IN q social
rAmegh the assistance
500 $3.50 x,asref she arransed GO
aes..el & the kius when ~
vlsahafgh. she bought ian
u'.a .,.rsvaxant cour, dress ever
s.sland. hui the pFesenta-
= n postponed when the
y 4 nuccleueh objected.
=. xnnnx death she was
y Nsekols ; wealthy vine
-, nd established herself
.s~us house ln London.
=. ~ becams the lntimato of
= ~ r.-vsl and Mrs, Willie James.
8 ! ~ +. hok > liking "a her and a
-. = =. sas started Cor Der Ness
-. nrsnrssi storiea of her DO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-06
DEMAND THAT
L0RlMER QUIT

CHICAGO, June O Declaring
Illinois Is becoming the hyword OF
the hation, the Chicago Record
Herald today demands that Senator
William Lorimpr realgn.
Illinois 10 becoming byword
throughout the nation, the paper
declaroe Senator Lorimer him
self has not been accused Of
bribery but as tho number OF self.
implicated bride takers Us ucroaa
ing the people are beginning 10
wonder how many hrihed votes
may be necessary 20 inyalidate the
election. Everywhere Is the
thought 1soflmer must remgni'"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-06
AT THE THEATRES



Rather a hirh strung maiden has
All kinds % troubic az the Seattle
theatre this week why Girls Leave
Home u tho name given the senna
ttonal production pat ON by the nnss
soil and Drew players. After wit
Messing the performance "a b. hard "a
tell tuai why q was 80 nhmed. but it
was and why worry about the
manner
The first act cndH Ga a big fam.
ny quarrel. and the hish-HtrunR one
leaves home The second act ends
Ia nasty cafe fight Ia which tho
high-strung one d tapped an the
head BY her brother and LETT for
dead It's the third act though.
when the real excitement takes
place
Tho high.strunE. innocent maiden
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-06

one OF those Intensely imaRina-
tive. Improbable but ever interest
inE jules Verne stories iH presented
hN the Lots stock players al the i.uis
this week Michael StruHuff. the
cEhr'H courier viVldly carries his
message through fire and water.
dodHrH death Ht every turn. ana
finally wins out an on the stage.
just Hn hu has boon doing a. Vrrne'H
books for years. 10 ia an interesting
story and &c quite well presented by
the Lots players,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-06
ENTIRE FAMILY
FOUND MURDERED

MARSuAtLToWN. la. June G.
iamos Hardy. his wife and son.
were found dead here today under
circumstances that point 60 muir
der The authorities are luvestia
eating Go determine whether triple
murder or murder aud suicide was
done.
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HERE is A PARDON
THAT'S NOT WANTED

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-,
June s.--Follovsinq the expos.
ure o. a eounterfeltlna plant IN
tire state penltentiary here.
Gov. Hadley today decided 20
pardon Lee Jayne ard Joseph
Vail 80 that the convicts may
be prosecuted FOR counterfeit.
ins. Tire plant had been In the
prison for 20 years ard vaa
passed from prisoner 90 prls-
oner. Discovery came when
four men operating the plant
auarreied over division Of the
money.
The men will be prosecuted
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a. held a prisoner in q diaguHtinRiy
bad rundhuuHr That in. she be- held
fnf a moment then she starts fiRhts
Ink. and ahe sure fights Hha locks
ono man up Jas folding bed
hounrrn "a water pitcher OF g negro
pofter'n head. and caeapub iurg iu
time 90 save hoe brother from the
Enllows. ho being accused of muir.
dcring her The crowd liked lt,
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by the government. Inspector
Edward hoHuah ralded the
plant ard seized tho meltlna
pess, molde and counterfeit
coins,
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NV QUEEN TO SQUELCH A
BARMAID COURT CLIMBER

inas and pictures and lt WAS com
mon eosslp that She was 10 be- pre-
santtd az court
since Edward Is dead Mrs Nick.
oia wil De dropped
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