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The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-10-28
Have Them Explain

Up Fremont county where the Cooling Brady
taken for the something like 10000 of land
the the sheep barons for pasture thus eecualy stop
ping the settlement and development Of the county Jim Brady
formed the people that he would send his land seecto George
Day. up explain the land This decidedly wrinkle
While he is at the governor should send his bank examiner
from the bank there that hands, and which he
reported when being looted by officials
The governor should send VIII Gibson Rexburg explain
how he buy the Rexburg Standard for $670 for which
being entirely satisfied with his investment when the rag turned
support Of Neil to support OF Jim Brady
Saloon league Ada County explain Mye became manager
Of the Brady campaign committee and succeeded carrying the
primaries for Jim Brady and for the wet legislative ticket
He could place Joe Peterson the stump explain how
assistant encouragement he organized the King Hill Extension r.
rigaon enterprise and secured the approval Of the land board in
GLIDING Jim Brady the scheme face of the declaration of
Brady that subordinate official should be permitted to have any
terest in any Carey Act lands and in face the declaration of the
Republican platform that such participation should be criminal
While the Mr. Day explaining the land leases he
might also explain the regarding his Carey holding
the Goose Greek project and also his appraseen the Moseey
other properties upon which the sacred school funds of the state
being loaned and the Landon charge
check book of the Austin Sheep Company pay for lands he
The governor might his state COM
ee to inform the people how the committee tried sso Barney
ney ONe according the Bradyized press agent for
Spokane brewery and who attended the Reno prize fight The
sanity Brady being introduced by oNei and speaking from the
same platform would be a sight for gods and men.
And the governor might have Mr. Sheridan explain how he
make oath that Brady the head and front of the
pracy 19o405 loot the Capital News and
And the governor could also the goggeeed mole who
from Pocateo emay of Bradys and has afflicted
the Capital News since working the dark until he has finally
landed the dsreputabe sheet bag and baggage the Brady camp
And the could also have expression of appeca
ton from w f. Borah OF the beautiful bouquet that his hired
handed the senator the day that the Brady clutch fastened
the Capital News and Brady thinking himself safe ambush
protesting his friendship and admiration for the
And then there the Maeay DAM probably former State En-
Stephenson could be induced become the goat for that
Oh is great scheme the governor has struck upon
around the rocky points Let the whole blamed subserven bunch
explain God knows the people entitled the epana
tons Of all the skuduggey that has grown up with your political
career in Idaho 1t will keep them busy
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-10-28
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Third
Judicial District of the State of Idaho
IN and for the County of Ada.
klzzy BasSett, Plaintiff vs. George N.
Bassett Defendant Alias Summons.
The State of Idaho Sends Greeting
to the above named Defendant.
You Are Hereby Required to Appear
IN an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the District
court OF the Third Judicial District,
otate OF Idaho, in and for the County
OF ADA and to answer the complaint
hled therein Ga copy of which is hereto
attaGhed) within twenty days, Exclusive
OF the day Of service) after the service
on you OF this summons, if served within
TINS district; or if served out of This
district, within forty days. The said ac-
ton IS brought to recover a decree of
dlVorce dissolving the bonds of matri
nony existing between the plaintiff and
defendant, awarding to the plaintiff the
care and custody of Margaret Ann Bas-
sell, tne MINOR child of the plaintiff and
DEFENDANT, on the grounds of defend
am Wiiful desertion of the plaintiff for
more than one year last past. All Of
winch more fully appears in plaintiffs
copy of which IS served
herewith mere hereby referred to and made a
g and You Are Hereby Notified, that
II you fail to appear and answer the
sag complaint, as above required. the
sad 50 plaintiff will apply to the court for
lne e rellet demanded in the complaint.
i, Gi w: under my hand and the seal of
me me District Court of the Third Judicial
District OF the State of Idaho. in and
5or me County of Ada, this 9Th dav of
y GIctooer, IN the year of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and ten.
w. L. CUDDY,
BY w D McREYNOLDS,
POPE g. pAnn,- Deputy Clerk.
tiff, Boise, Idaho NY io' p'd'''
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-10-28
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the Probate Court of the C0uH'
of Ada, State of Idaho.
Almira Chandler, Plaintiff, vs. j.
McGinty, Defendant. Alias ounlllOns
The State of Idaho Sends OfeelN'
to J. A. McGinty, Defendant
You Are Hereby Summoned to app. -.
before me, at my Office in BOISE - ,hs
County of Ada, State OF ldaho " ,,.ot
10th day of November, 1910, at ~ wv or
a. m, in an action brought agaiii''
by said plaintiff, to answer ln .e Gid
plant of the above named plaintiff pau
action is brought to recover from y ;,h
the sum of Three Hundred Dollars ' va"
interest thereon from August 4'n i' IND
at the rate of 8 per cent per annulli @'
Seyenty-five Dollars attorney tee up0r ,,.,
certain promissory note dateu 1.,,:m 3
4th, 1909, given by you to william ,lI,,;,m
Patterson and assigned by said " md a;d
B. Patterson before maturity -
plaintiff. ooov Of
For further particulars see COPY copy. a
complaint served herewith ana i'i'
part hereof. ;rst you
Or judgment will be taken as ss The sum
for The said amount, to-wit for utter interest
# Three Hundred Dollars ana !, NV from
.hereon at per cent per ailliss, ns Dol
re,,st All 1909 and SeneVty-hVss Of
ars attorney tee e,, t0f fsiI to appear and
answer. c.,,.table of saiu
To the Sheriff or any SoiiS'@O
County, Greeting: due return
hereof - seal Of SAID
.ourt this 3rd day OF Oe no GPROWN
JONAS P Probate Judge.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-10-28
A Reform Review

The Twentieth Century Magazine grows monthly stronger and
more indispensable to interested the political awaken
ing of the hour In the November there three papers
will strongly appeal the nsugen democratic
by William Macleod Raine graphic paper dealing the crisp
attractive style Of our best modern chronics with of the
thrilling and inspiring chapters in the peet-day struggle of the
people against corrupt privilege and machine rule he
Bourne IT, admirable complementary contribution which
the popular from Oregon shows his
problem of popular government and how after the boss
corporation ovehrown the
those who represent the newly awakened of
is f. Lincoln Hutcn critical and authoritative article Rail
way Rate Exorton Mr. Hucns until very recently Assist
Chief OF the Division of Statistics and Accounts of the Public
Service Commission Albany, New York He sub
ject and his paper of great present and value
Among other leading features of this issue delightful paper
by the Editor the boyhood struggles of Edwin Markham the
poe The Municipal Bakery of Budapest; "Ihe Failures of
Woman Suffrage by Ellis Meredith election of Den
Ecescisin, by Professor A. +, Stephens D. and Us
Socialism Becoming Opportunst?@ BY Edward Slade
There are several other important which together with
Mr. Flowers always valuable editorial comments leading questions
OF the hour the Book Studies and Reviews and the monthly digest
Of advance in the field of social and political
life make the Twentieth Century for November review which
thinking American should fail to read.
Is little surprising that the Capital News and States
very dry present If they had only perked up little
during the primary election either of them could have doubt
But that is just what their Jim Brady did not Hence
both of these dsepuae sheets silent that Col Sam E.
Myer chairman of the Brady campaign committee had diff
Guilty in pulling off the great of hiching Brady to wet
legislative ticket
Owing press of other engagements Jim Brady will not adj
dress the citizens of Macay during this campaign Discretion
ever the better part of valor.
Smash the Brady machine while you and before it smashes
idaho
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-03
WeneS Observation-Disclosures

Ehoentr. Aris. ,. Schrllar. -
Die Interpretations. Mite Der aNriSo-
M Eoltcrn Railroob 60 iii beutt
bier clnaercidt lporben. G0S aopis
tnl Der @eicaihuit lit $4,000 600.
i'll 100000 Afticn acthciIt. Die St-
corporation Der 8clculdmit l1Bt on
raul ldliebcn onb bie aSoutbern
Nnciiie. @eleIlitait" bcn yam eincr
iltltcn SrunSeontinentol @ahu pin
Ehoenir mo puma plont, Die ucitt
@eleIlidloit miro alleS IN Nriiono &c
lrgenc eiacntbum Ser Souihern-E M.
r.'ic ilherncbmcn mo Die @nhnltrct-
len prrlGnaern, llntcr Sen Nncprpo.
rotoren hclinbci lid Hphcrt 2. 20.
pcit. GrGiibcnt Ser Southern Eueiiit,
Gas unn Der Wclclldoit 81 iibcruch
Menhc e%lacntblm iii baS Der Arijo.
Ia @eltern Hoilrpob 60. Der Mari
roio II. Eboenir Hnilronb 80. Scr
NriSonn II. Colorado Hoilruno 60.
Ger Fbpenir Ii. galtcrn Hoilrono SO.
nnb Der 8ila 8nllen 8lobe 1t. Hprib
crit So. b.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-03
Scltcuc Haturcrid,eiuuua.

GAIT cafe Gitp, lltnb. ,. Sc.
br1lor, - 0icr lit ans Oaben Die
Nudjridt cingctrpiicn, ba6 Der 9rolY
.Snlt 2ofc", meldler Dor iedlS Sab
rem I'M Ncrihapi1ocn lpor. 10 1citiegcu
1T, oob ocriclbc ilbcr hoS mcItlld)c
Gnoc Der bol5erncn Gilcnbobnbriltc,
Ecld)c libcr ben in1cnomten nSiltill
Cutoff" iiihrt, neltieacn lit nno Die
rorbciIobrcnocn 3iigc bcbrobt. Ger
Gee ltcht iebt bohcr, ais ST irocno
crncr 3cit icit Mcnid)crgcocntcn.
IoS lucltlid)c Gnoc bcs oGut.ofi",
mcldlca ied,S 6llB ticicr lit, oils Der
JicIt bcS goll ienon, blloct ben 5oilpt-
plnft Der @eiobr. Ms Der .Silcirl
Gutt.oii" co@nitr,lirt mlrbc, b%cionocll
lid, ic @cleiie 20 tSllb pbcrbolb Dem
&o1icr. Riucuil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-03

iia Ser oempfratiide Sitbrcr. Noreo
pom Niiftiitppi, uno ertlorte, Senu-
Tor Ghompion babe refi9ntrt Der
0cupcrnalr pon 9toro GaFptu babe
". e. GurccIl pen &ubpeton NJ
IN ociieu <iolger e%rnonnt, Ser
Trrcca lei uurueicne ltuo lclrte 9ccrc'
oitipe hubc CT mit0ebradt. @r CIRQ-
rcu) bcortruJe be$batb, Dos Der rette
Scnotor p~ereioigt meroe S0gtctd)
tam aucb ihou Seuator MeSumbet
ron Moro Gdfotu NIT etuent Serru
ON 9rm ami DEN &tecprGfiocnten 5lls
ocIhritten Inn oIele'u Den nellen Gol
leleu ;ur gioeSlciituug ppr5ultellcn.
gtnen Aulenblif mat Der 1e'nmmte
Seuat ioSuiuQer peritetnert. Gomi
Iprora Scnutpr 9lrroluS, Der &or
Iiecnoe oe$ GcmitcH fitr &obIeu uno
lripilcgien. uu' mro prcteltirte. Gr
uijnlhc. oab Sic gioe&leilhng bis
morget pcrihobcn mcroe, oontit Iein
Comite ooS Grueuung&G efret prit.
Ter t0nne. GoH Sottuncnt marc
Dem &tcepr0ltoeutcu Oor1ele0t, nno
Is Itrtltc lid bcrau$. ooB Nol'elbe ut
IurccL mo nldt an ocu Scnot Norel.
Iirt. ulio ourdlou& irregular ahgr'oB.
mar. Aber meoer NfeSmmbcr nod
Monep uollten etluo$ ppu ctlcr &er
55leruml miiIen Wno Ser i!brtgc Sc
not oerGarrte ihmm. &urrolp@
l0autr lid, u0h alien Selten nm.
nler er fuuo tetuc Spupothie flr lem
Gcrlaulen mad 8e9l!orlt0t; 10 lleB
er iih lNui5tnN uti leinen Scoerlel'et
heoer mo 500 ietnen Erotelt 5llrild.
Gann moro Scr meme Senator non
atoro- Sutcta eiulcldnporer, is mar
elt flelucS polItilNeS Spiel meIheH
iidl no ablc'plelt bate. Ger ocnIo.
trotlidc Uoupernutr non Moro 81
totu. 9urf. bate Sbomplon I'M No-
lllIlptl u lklllllls llIl WIN kCkiAlIhs
| ?tull im Senat jn buben % CT letblt
! ebr1eiiIae YIdne iiir Ole Submit BEG
te unh lid tclncn e~IuTtnBreld)en Nj.
pGleu ihafieu molltc. Sto0t&Nenator
Enrceu. einiluBretder oemotratt't)cr
Eotittter oeH Stuatc&. bate iih 81.
rWlibin uu Die Spite elmer Sronbe
gcltellt uao Dem @onuerneur mar eH
miolae bciien 5iemltd) hciB ST Nhttbe
gUuorbell. % lit benn Ell GompfQ
nip arronairt moroen mo ais @ou
uerneur 9urf iilnsit bel Der @otpcr
neura.GonIeren5 bier III &alblnaton
par. trai CT ell Ibtommen init
2GomploM monah hieler III otter
Stile Dem Sronbenr Elrcell Elot
nahen iolle, MIR Senator McSum.
Der mo Senator Wtoneu ais 6iibrer
Der oemofratiiheu Wiuorit0t mtroen
ms @ebeimniB aeio2en, lnh Der
S'ieepr0libent erinbr pom Dem 4bfom
men fur5 che lid Die mJep0bnlihc
Scene inl Scnat Nbipieltc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-03
Mirsinia's 8onuernenr Sempcrenslcr.

h III OIL 3, ga. :. Scbruor.
Die Nlltolirn,a oeS nclen @cupcr
neilrS BON &irginin. @iainm Nobgc9
Mann. hot NIT Dem iiblid)en Gercmo-
ntcll iiottaenmoc1. Sn ieiner Snnn
Nnrol.ahrelle crflGrtc CT nbcrmol0.
CT lei clu mcrihiittcrliher Wcpner
Ion @lrthihoftcn mo pcrtrorc dlll
ooS @olf BON &irginio, weld)e9 ho&
9ieht babe, Ole 6rooe bee NuSid)un
les gciiti1cr 8etr1nfe in Der Meile 81
loIcll. lpelhe linn Die bette lhCIne,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-03
&rn Srcntpn md, Meu.Wprf perlcgi

@olblnQton .. g.. ,. 6cbr.
- Caa 6eitciicn, 5t rcldlem oie
nSocictp Of tbc Cincinnati" ocS
Stdotes Nem.S crien ben E%r0lioentci,
coit oili bcn -. 6cbrllor cingclaoen
hat, miro itatt III lrcnton, mie ilr.
%iprlinaIid beobiid)ti9t III Der Staoi
Nelp'Oorf ~obaebolten peroen, IS
hlcibt dbcr babel, DOB Der YrGiibcnt
I'm abc1b oe3 %. ,Sebrilor in ateiu.
Grr iprlht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-03
Erubibiticniiten i'm WcbrGnge.

Shienap. ST. .. tScbrlor.
Zen bieiiaen 8eQnern bon &irih-
ln,aitcn lino nod Smei Gage acleben.
nm Die poraclhriebencn 6i.O00
Stimmen fiir bie Ectiiion nm cine
abitinrnuna iiber Socol.Sptiou IN
Chicago aui5nireibei. Nm fonunen.
zen Iomeritog nm Mitternatt lanit
Ole 1riit ab. innerbalb meld)cr Die
Tetition ben @abl.GommiiiGren I'M.
ierbrcitct merben mib. IS leblcn
rod 10000 ll%nteridriiteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-03
Sei Grf1ltunQem
PAIN EXPELLER

treble man SalS unb griIit. nitd) Die
6nbloblcll init Or. Hidtcr'S
PAIN EXPELLER
ein. @irft iofort Iinberro uno bet
lcllo. 25 mo SOC. in a~potbefen.
Nilr edit nit Infcr.
4. Mb. Midltcr & Gu.
tans Nubcltabt. S%bRrinaeul
2f5 Heart street, a,eu S)urf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-03
Bel &ilion, Snh., lit Der Eo

Bcl NIIIon Snh,, 1T Der Yol.
ingier5ila Mr.. 6 Der Chicago. Sn
bionapoIiS unb 2ouispinc (WononO
@abn bnrh GntaIeiien perunaliidt.
nobel bier 3usaneeite1ie leid,t per
iett mlirhen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-03

0tIflqeH pom Der Observation-Disclosures e.
res tllrftidl . buIgdriiden arieges
ueroeH BON Ger b%ieitgeTt Diplomatic
uIdlt crnit genoHtuer.
Die 8eriiohte %entituuoen od0ttrtI
ouB Die Siirtei I'M le6teu Nioudt %,
eco N}aun III llcburg@jucfen cIn.
iog. Etes bat ME ulItorttutJp cr'
tldrt miro, uidta nit ocu SejIebttn.
gen III 4uLqurter 5u turt. Die it'd.
'cit sic Gfortr ous @an0elaobtou-
men NIT Sulgnrtcn ~uerlGngert hut.
lr5ei'crt tuben iuuen.
Crtnoco Huiprite III
Suag.
SIM 0uug, :. 6cbr. r. &or Dem
Nuugcr Sribuuol habcu bertc Der
trcter Der Scr. Studteu uHO &tuc.
}uelu's Memorutoo liter oie %itrettI
zen Auiprilte Scr Crtnoco Steonl,
i1tp 80. gegcn Die pencjucluni'tc
feglerullg auagctuulht.
Gle III Mem $ericn incorporate
Campicr BcieQitluft mndt flIr Bic
uulebIit piafiirlid)e Ablueiilmg &c
luiiier Guu5eiiioneu Settct5 Der ga
iyroit)en Heglcruug Hnlprltdl an
ttpus iiber St.400.UOO gcltcIto.
@rtgGt'3 Retoro &c d. d
gen.
WourmcloU. :. 6ebr. - NIe
Gciteru u~iiijiell befunnt Jcgebtn lpur'
0c. lit Crpillc &rigbt'5 Retoroftag
nit einem &aiiagicr geItcrn 5%lpcInay
i%lbertrufien Uor0erL m0 5luar oolt
ocuu Suftihiffer Gittoii, pcId,er etne
Stmloc lul0 30 MirIten mo DEM
Observation-Disclosures Eauocuacru. Der cine
Snmoe mo II Wtunttcn nit ctnent
Gniiuuicr an Horo IN ser Sltft blteb,
NctOc beunleten cillcn Sarmun vi.
pIult.
Afttcn fallen.
Suuoom ,. Tebrltar. SeoIgs
lid, aus 1SltrdIt. oaB cine Nuttonnls
&eriammlung mad, 9ltlett etnberllfell
mer0en m0d,tc. mcidle Die cretanl'
ihcn Gclegatcn jur @eieegebung ju.
luIicu miiroe. bcfitrdltet man, DIE
Stufflma zines. .G0lua bclll" fur
Die Sitrfei. INN ATTN c~lllillurcttclt II,
8~riedlenlat0 bcn Artcg I'll crtlorel1.
! iieIen heltte sic Nftlen Ill Son0ou.
Is miro Slaleid befiird)tet, ouB Sul'
Uarien sic 8clelcnbclt mubrlchnten
mirH. I'M ieille ElGne III Wuccoontcl
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Siirfei por ;luct Scitcn ange1rtrtcn.
Gieic arieg@gcriittc bcrllbcn lloe''
len mir al,f Spefulution, uno Die
Shotiohe. onB &roieIo. Der 9roBc
fretunii6e TSiihrcr.' melher lid iteta
pllrdl leine meiien poIltl'tlel Moth
id,lQ0e olt35eifnete, mo melter MIR
| sic Gilbcruiumg ser Noltaper'omnls
hln0 pcrortluortlidl 1T nltrdl DC
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0ob picQcid,t bodl nod cine frlcollde
90ilnlg Der IroAc. prIdlc cine euro
pGiid,e Ginmiihung mo8lih mott.
III Nualid)t iteht,
YrGhiitorii dl c &nodcm.
NcrliL >. tSebr, Gie crltc
SenornN prGbiitorildlcr anodbcn ollS
Sitoiritn lnlatc bclttc bier lm Va
lcontotololiidcn Mtlticlum nl1. Ill
Ter Den g%cid)obtcitcn bcflnoct litl Ell
&iiitfnodell, Wclder Is 6llB 11343ol
miBt.
Stiirmiih he Nubrt.
Wtultu. ,. Scbrli0r. &c.
Nclltihc Gampicr yNreniclH". mel.
d)er nu1 /. 5Scbrilar uon Calcutta nb
illhr. mtroc beim Ecrlullcn hca so
lens blrrdl cincn Sturm 6llrild9ctric
fen. Gin Wotrolc fam mn'S Scbel
rho brci un0crc mltrbcn pcrlctt.
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.Sn Hod,cltcr, N,.D., lit Sebn
&Iemo. Der irbcriilbrt mar, an IS.
Septcn,bcr leinc 6rali nit cineml
aniippel erifloaen SIT bnbcit. 81, nid)t
mcni1cr ols 5lpanjis Sobren ;3ltd)t-
tails, 5l pcrbiiBen lit aublrll, per,
llrtbeilt lpor6er.
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Earncaic's WcidJeuf fir Gurucll.

Stbocn. M, >. Sebruor.
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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-08-15
ARE WAITING FOR ADVICE
From Roosevelt Before Making Move
New York Republicans Ex-
pect His Counsel.
(Herald specially

Oyster Bay, N. Y, Aug. 15.-Chair
man of the New York county republi-
can committee L. L. Lloyd Griscom is
here to confer with Roosevelt with
view to getting his Endorsement of
the administration attitude toward
Cannon, Aldrich and Ballinger 1t is
believed the eX-president is disappoint-
ed at the situation, and that he pur
poses making speeches in support of
the Roosevelt policies. The support
ers of Griscom have discussed the
proposition of making Roosevelt chair
man of the republican state conven-
ton at Saratoga. 1t is reported that
Roosevelt would be willing to take
the temporary craftsmanship, and thus
have the privilege of sounding the
keynote speech.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-08-15
ATTORNEY JOHNSON TALKS.
Testifes to What He Knows About
the McMurray Contracts.
tHerald Specially

Sulphur, Okla, Aug. 15.-W. B..
Johnson, a former United States at
torney, was on the witness stand this
morning before the congressional COM
mittee investigating the Gore charges.
He told of a trip he made to Wash
ington and a conference concerning
the Mansfield, McMurray and Cornish
indictments. He said that Cecil
Lyon of Texas attended the confer
ence, having come from Colorado to
Washington. Lyon told him that he
was not interested in the deal. He
said w. A. Ledbetter of Oklahoma
City, an attorney, showed him a check
for $4,000 from McMurray for rep
resenting him in an injunction case.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-08-15
Mr.. GAYNOR's CONDITION
New York's Mayor Not Fully Out of
Danger, But His Condition
Is Satisfactory.
(Herald Specially

Hoboken, N j., Aug. 15.-His physi-
clans today declared the condition of
Mayor Gaynor is excellent, and while
agreeing that he is not yet entirely
out of danger the doctors privately ad-
nit that he is progressing to such an
extent that unless some unforeseen
developments come he will recover.
A bulletin issued this morning showed
the mayors pulse to be about normal
He slept well last night and took
nourishment this morning as usual.
1t was stated at noon that if Gay
nor continues to improve as he has
been he will be able to leave the
hospital by August 2Sth.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-08-15
FIFTY MEN 400 LIVES
ARE DEAD THE TOLL
IN MASSENA, N. Y, AS RESULT OF
FALLING OF CONCRETE FOUN-
DATION TO THE NEW POWER
-HOUSE-MANY INJURED.
(HeraId specially

Toronto, Ont, Aug. 15.-Dispatches
from Massena, New York, bring in
formation that fourteen men were
killed there this morning by the fall
ing of the concrete foundation of the
big new power house. Many others
were injured, and the injured were
taken to Cornwall, Ont. An Ogden
burg dispatch says the death list will
n all probability reach fifty, as many
-.he-dAad- have been entombed and
their bodies not yet recovered.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-08-15
SERIOUS RIoTINe CONTINUES
81 Governor orders Out Militia t.
Columbus, Ohio.
(HeraId Special

Columbus, Ohio, Aug. 15.-Differ7
ence of opinion in the efforts to reach
a settlement of the strike here has
caused the negotiations to come to a
practical halt. Serious rioting con-
tinues today, and as result the gov
ernor has called out three companies
of militia