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New-York tribune., 1910-07-31

so I can't say positively; but last Sunday morn
ing I saw him pushing baby carriage, with a
woman on either side of him and as I passed
the younger woman said: You brute, you've
been like that twice this week-you can't deny
it, And then the older woman, who looked
like the younger ones mother. exclaimed
Lizzie If YOU don't make him put another
thousand on his life before his Hvers alto
gether gone. you're bigger fool than 7 took
you for, "
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
PROOF POSITIVE.

John L. Crimmine. at St Patrck's Day
dinner at Delmonicos, was praisng the good
that Irish stock had worked il America.
The proof Of this good said Mr.. Crimuins
with smile, is as strong as the proof of
Dawson's marriage.
"A man. you know. asked another man if
Dawson was a benedict or a bachelor.
Well was the reply, I don't know Dawson.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31

granted the work Is not begun acco1o-
ing 10 the terms in the ordinance the franchlse
will he forfeited The company agrees TO de-
post s5OOOO.Oo0 for the faithful performance
of the terms.
There is much interest in the project IN On
cinnat For years a union station has oeeh
recognized as one OF the city's greates5 Haeds
and the bringing about Of any really .-i-aole
solution of the problem has heretofore pre-
sented many obstacles. The same problem or
a similar one, presents itself in several large
cities at present where the station facilities
have become wholly inadequate.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
PACED TOO RAPIDLY.

waiter, ask the orchestra to play something
different"
ANY particular selection sir?"
Something slower. ! can't chew my food
properly IN waltz me'-Washington Herald
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
WENT TO PIECES HITGHTILY-

NkNI 70 FIEIEN UIT EHNIII-
Attorney General Wickersham at dinner
in Washington. said Of a wrong headed hn''"-
cier:
His methods are so deplorable that Whfu ~
tries 10 defend them ne goes 10 pieces
Tn fact. he reminds me Of an old man W.
was brought up before country judge
"Jethro.' said the judge. you are aecus'u
stealing General Johnsons chickens. Have ~
any witnessesP
mo, sah.' old Jethro answered haughthS-
hab not. sab: ! don't steal chickens pefo
nesses, sab
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
OLD. But TRUE.

DO you suppose there will be much differ
ence in the discovery Of the South Pole from
that OF the NOrth?'
American.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-17
iii pcrousgeiebt. oaB iiberpa1pf eIs
mas AM{f1nbe f0inrrlt.

~
sn friiheren Gpoten Der GrSae
5did1fs fIoB Ser Rbein bon gdisl aus
nid1t mad, gforoen, fonDerIl ndd NE
item Bin. ST fplgte bier Dsn 3bdle Don
QlIIaine. DDubs, @norie ilrb Nb0Ie
unb eraoB fid ffblieblin in bas Nalfz
tellanbifhe Weer. Die nenelten Hs@
miibunasn geben babin, an ermltfeln,
fpie bieIe grobe 9lenberung pes Nailfee
erfoIate. Noh Der Mniiht pon gltertz
menaer, Der in ben pnriler Mtabemltz
Berihten Mnsbrud gibf. erfiilf 0tr
Mbei1 amr 3eit, als er ben DDlibs
burhflob, Die breite gainne, bte ieBf
ron ben gaieberterrdiIen. ben JlnBnbs
laeerungen Der jiingffen Gis3eif, aus
sefiilIt fpirb. syn fie b1ben fih pie
ieBigen 5luBIGufe tiefe 8etten einge@
1hnitten, 70 haB iif Die Nieberferrnl
fen in baIber 0Dbe an ben @ehiresS
bdngen bin5ieben, ebenfo iDie 0driitcr
Sic Oohterroffen. 8eim MusipaIhen
bes 1tntergrunbes perlor Der MbflnB
pon 8aiel aus nad Weifen dllmdbIih
an Graft; Der Rbein ourhflDB eii,en
nad Norboiten OfTenen 8ogen, ben sr
i'm 2oufe Der sSobrtaufenbe INNER
mebr perenste. Wian muB alneh<
men, bob Der Hbein Ienfrehf an feirler
urlpriinaliten Rihfune nnh Norbs
ipeften fIob nnb erit Eel nod tpeiterenI
Nbfenfen feines 9ettes Tpdfer bic jebiz
ge Ridtuna nah ylprben ein5fIug. no
ct in oen 2dufen Der 5hparSipoIoaez
ipdfier @orarfeit fir elm 8ett fanb.
Die ollmdblihe 8errinaerung bes Bo@
aens. Sen Der Hhein Eel 8afel nad1fe,
fonn mon in benaieslagern bes S6ers
elfaB beutlih perfolaen. Sm 2aufe
Der 3eit lit alfo hns getief bes Bo@
bens pollitdnpia abgednhert iprrben,
lnb oie gegenipdrtiae 8ohenqeitaItuna
hes Sunbealres 1T nas Merf Ses ierz
tidren (plipedren) Rheinss. Die Mene
berung ieiner NbfluBribtung er5eugtc
bos anie Eei 8afel.
unsebeure 9olbmafen lagern in
ben S6dBen Der GrobmGdte. On scr
SpiBe iteben Die 0ereinigten @toaten
nit 81 .O34,OOO,O0O, bann fofat bic
8cnt BON RuBlono nit $713,8SO. 900,
Die 8ont bon sFranfrei9 nit $7O7,=
100000, Die 8ant BON Oeferreih-
unearn nit $285, 100000, bic bentfde
Geif sbont nit SITS, ,S25. 900 uno am
gr6s Die 8ant BON england nit
72.545, 900. Muf oiefen @olbppr=
rGthsn berubt Der ndtionaleGreoit, uno
Slit bemerfenspertb, SaB9roB5riton=
MEMS iber jeben 3tpeifel erbafener
areoit nur elmer eerinefiiaieen Def=
flung beoarf, tpdbrenb Die 0ereiniaten
Stoaten 10 ungebeure Golbmaifen an
bGufen miihen, um ben ibrigen gu err
haIten. ~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-17

atIanlmfen Rcnfuns ron aauaummi
hedt, ei9net 5000 900 Mcres ldno III
MeIifo 3lr @ctpinnung oes bon ihr
Derarbeiteten @aimmis. Dnrd bic
jiingn befhloifene Grperbuna Der
GensGen=g gbicle 60. bat Der Rauqllmz
mi 9rnft feline MonDpol @telung
UNI ein fpeiteres befeftigt.
Rdm bem lebten9erihte bes @taz
tiiii5Gen Bureaus i'm 0anbelsz zDepars
tement bate ilnfsre Ginfubr i'm lebten
Oesbr, einen Wertb bon 138,742, 900
Scllars, eine 3unabme BON fdit 27
Millionen gegen December 1908. Die
Mnsfubr bottle i'm leBten DECEMBER ei<
nen Mertb bon III. .662 900 Dollars,
gegenOe3ember 1908 Elm Miidqana bon
II, 7,169,OOO DoIlars. sSiir bas aan3e
sSobr 1909 IteIlte iih nnfere ginfubr
auf iiber 14751 Millionen Dollars,
eine 3unahme BON mebr als 359 MiIs
liDnen sesen oas Dpriabr. Die Ausz
fubr belief iid auf 1727a Milfionen,
gegen bas 0oridbr eine Mbnabme bon
runb 25a Millionen. Wir baben nod
immer fir nabesu 252 Millionen Doll
lars lnebr erportirt, ais mir impor=
tirt baben, dher Die l11lterihiebe stpi=
Ibtn @inz unb Musfubr baben iid i'm
lebten Sabre bod febr perfdoben. Mn
oerl Riidsdnae Der Musfubr tparen
gans beIon6ersNabrunasmittel bethel
-ltst. Die Musfubr bon Brotftpffen
allein mar um 81 Millionen Dollars
serinser als in 1908 uno um rs Milz
ltonen gerinser als in 1907.
6erporrlgenoe Mntpdlte Nep
Doris baben ioeben eine8eneaung elm
aeleitet, UNI ole Mabniinnstbeorie als
6auptpertbeioieuns in Moroprrsenen
aboufdaffen. Die Mntpalte tpt1en
natiirlih, baB cine i'm Srriinn besan>
gene Shat anDsrs beurtbeilt tpercen
nuB. Sbr 8eltreben, bas iiberall lin,
teritiibung peroient, tit lebtgli9 oar>
ouf sert1tet. Die Muspiihie, tpie fie
fi9 beiipielspeile i'm Sbatp prossife
in frai1eiter 5orm pffenbarten, su be-
leitisen. DAP pGbreno bes Proaeifes
ulle Sebsl in 8euesuns selebt tperoen,
um gu betpeiien, paB Elm bes Morbes
4nsetlaster ipabniinnis TT, tpGbrenb
ipGter, iobalo Der 8etreffenoe in einem
Srrenaipl untersebradt TT, nit slei-
her 9artnddisteit bebauptet tpirb,
baB Ser 5bdter aeiitig normal 1T, oas
alles 5inb Oinge, Die unfer @eri1tss
berfabren aur Saree seffalten. l1no
oann erit bas Grpertenzn znntpeien, benz
unter Dem iebisen Spitem lebislih
bur4 bas l1nberm0een ober Die Una
luf bes Mnsetlasten, Die immenlen
8ertbeibisunsstpften nod bSber unz
l9pellen gu laFen, Elm 3iel sefebt
miro. Oie 9lnipaltsfammer piirbe
iid Elm bobes 8eroienit ertperben.
fpenn es ibr seltnsen Iollte, oarin
Wanbel gu fdaffen. (N. q. Stsatg.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-17
Giniabes N,ittel.

ssrau sGula: nSaeen Sic. 6rau
Miillern, is oas ipubr, Dab sSbr
Wann iebt nur nod Die 6dlfte iooiel
trinft, tpie frIbers"
sSrau Wiiller: rOas itimmt."
sSrau Shula: uWie bam sc Oenn
Oas fert'a aebraht2
ssrau MiiGler: sd seh' iebt sin==
fad immer nit unb trint' felber bic.
eine 6dlfte!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-17

Der erite @eriu9, 9ineFfde Rulis
in Der enaliIhen 2anoipirthI9dft 3l
peripenoen, lit fhon i'm Reime gefheiz
tert unb bat ni1t nur Bel Der Dffentliz
lihen Meinung, ionbern aud BEL oen
englif1en 8ebOrben bic grDbte @mpO=
rrng berporeerufen. Die armen gbiz
nefen follteu BEL ben @utsbeiibern unz
en.eeltlid, nur sesen freie Station
lanharbeiten berridten. 9as ginz
nonberunasomt bon liperpool aber
modte turaen proaeb uno i9idte Die
Rulis auf feline Soften in i5r6eimutb>
LAMB auriid. Dabei branbmartte es
6as 8erfabren Der betbeilisten ensliz
iden @utsbeiiBer ais refine Stlaperei
unb lparnts bic ensliihenShiffseisenz
tbiimer Dor Der uebernabme dbnlther
sSransporte.
Observation-Disclosures inDeutfdz
Lamb bat orbentli9 setpirft, unb bas
lit, ieIbit tpenn man ben @teuerberluIt
Der Mesieruns in 8etra9t aiebt, fein
@naben. Die oreanilirte Mrbetterz
f4aft bat iib nader geholten.
Cine amtlihe nnterIuhung iiber bie
@rnGbrung Der Mrbeiter. bic tiirali4 in
Yorf, England, norgenommen ipuroe,
ergab, bab Die Mrbeiter Der 1ingelernz
ten 8erufe burdtpeg 25 proaent ipeniz
ger Nabrung gu ii6 nebmen. tpie aur
@rbaltuns ibrer r,prmalen GDrperfrdfz
te notbnenbig rpdre. Gelernte Mrbeiter
erbalten eben genug. 9ilfsarbeiter err
leiben alfo cine 25pro5entise llntererz
nGbrung seseniiber ben aus Dffentli=
4en Wlitteln erbnltenen Mrmen, unb iie
baben gar 20 prooent tpeniger Nabs
runs tpie @efansene.
Ronitantinopeler BlGtter meloen,
oak bic Offiaiere unb Manni9aften
Der garaen Mrmee ibr @ebalt bon apei
Monaten in Staten fir sslottenafpede
berseben. Mu9 fonit i'm lanoe tpirb
Die @ubffription fir bic Glotte eifrig
betrieben. Der tiirfif9e Jlptten=Werz
Elm min als erfte Mate $50, 900 tiirfts
fhe pfuno gum Nntauf zines Rriegsz
fGiffes iiberipeifen, unb Die Megierung
min cine innere Mnleibe gum Mieber@
aufbau Der tiirtifden Glotte aufnebz
men.
Die Beitinmung in benz beutfAen
Gleif9befdau~Geie bom Sabre 1908,
an ber Ste Megierlng als nnqered5ter
llnter1deibnng MnftoB ninimt, lautet:
Die Ginfllbr BON 0leif1 in lufts
bi9t perfdlofenen Bii9fen ooer dbn.
lihen GefGBen, bDn Wiiriten unb ION.
ftigen @emengeil an nerfleinertem
Gleif9 In bds 3ollgebiet 1T Derboten.
Strides Gleifd barf nur in san3en
Shieri1rpern, bic Bel Minobieh (ausz
fdlieblid Bel RGIbern) uno @dpei.
men in 9dlften serlest iein t1nner,
eingefiibrt iper0en. Wht Sen 41ierfDrz
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-17

.GDnnteft Du mir ole Hrdnae, ole
ou als preisringer eriuorfen BAIT, uuf
siniae 3eit iiberlaf1en21 N
.WDsu2"
.Nh ipeiBt Dll, illeins 5npieaers
.flutter fonlmt aIf 8efuh - unb bn
m1hte i'd lie 10 Idnsein meirsr Wo5z
nl,na aufbdnaen!1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-17

Cine prattifde gaeueruns fdaffte
ii9 i'm S9ulnefen Der @tabt Galle
an Ser Gaale gingane: Sn ber 3eit
bonn 4. Sebruar Bis 1. gpriG bes per,
flofenen Sabres (alfo bpr ber tn
Deutf9lanb gu OFern fattfinbenben
Gntlafuns aus Der @9ule) tpurben
ahtmal glterniprehabenoe (pon 5 bis
Z llbr) sebalten. 3ped ber1elben mar,
ben Gltern iener Rinber, ipelde NIT
Sdulf9lub fdulmiinbis fperben ioll.
ten, Bel Der 8erufstpabl fir TIRE
G0bne an bic 9anb su eeben. Die
2ebrer gaben bereittpilIigit iiber bie
WDrbilbung beaiebungspeiie ben @il.
bunsssans au uno in perfhieoenes
1erufen, fpipie iiber bic Musfi1ten In
thenielben Musfunft, tpGbreno bic an.
ipefenben @Huldrate ii9 iiber oie fDr.
perlide gtgnuns Der einselnen Rna.
ben ausaufpreAen batten.
Die .2eipaiser 3eituns" bat AM
81. December bas- SubilGum Tires
25OiGbrigen Beftebens sefeiert. sS5re
griln6ung reiht in bic erife perio0e
bes 3eitungspefens unb lie bat ii4
ifets auf Der 9Dbe Der 3eit gsbdlien.
gleben benz .Dresbener Sournol1 III
ils Organ oer fOnislid fGdfifheis
Ne1itrura.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-17

Observation-Disclosures inDeutfdz
Lamb bat orbentli9 setpirft, unb bas
1T, felbit tpenn man ben @teuerDerluit
Der Mesieruns in Betra6t aiebt, fein
@ebaben. Die oreanilirte Mrbetter<
i4aft bat iih nader gebalten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-17

Ser Ruf naa balbieer uno sriinb@
Ii6er Reforn bes preubii6en Sreiz
tlahenpablre9ts erbebt ii4 immer
allgemeiner unb INNER bringlider.
Sobiel berloutet, I6reibt Der Sag.
mill Die Staatsresieruns neoer bas
inbirefte Wablperfabren nod Die Def
fentlihteit Der Mb1ttmmung preisaez
ben, pbtppbl bic eemdbigte 2infe bos
geheime unb hirette Mablreht als bas
Minbeitmab ieoer fir iie onnebmbaz
-en Reform beaeihnet. Sang gu
fdtpeieen natiirlid BON Den rooitalen
Jorberungen Der Sosialbemofratie,
bic auf benz eben abgebaltenen .preua
bentag" nit Der befannten uneeitiimen
2eibenidaftlihteit tpieber einmal gum
8ei9lub erhoben tpuroen. Qlu1 untet
ben parteien Der Me9ten feblt es ni9t
an 8efiirnprtern elmer neitergebenben
WablrehtsDerbeKeru 60 mebren
fih in ben Retben Der 6reifpnferpati=
ZEN Die Sreunoe Der eebeimen @timm=
ahgabe. 8iel bemerft purbe insbe5on=
bere elm Iufiab bes sleidfalls fonfer=
patib geri4teten Strabburger Re6ts=
lebrers 2abano in Der neueIten Num=
mer Der Deutf9en Suriften5eitung. ei-
nes Mannes, behen itaatserbaltenb.
8eiinnlns auber jeoem 3neifel itebt.
profefor 2abanb reoet niht nur Der
gcbeimen unb bireften Wabl, fonbern
audi Der 8efeittgnng bes OreiflaIIen>
fbitems bas Mort. Mu1 bas gleine
Mablreht min ct auseiteben uno es
nur, Inn bic bpn ibm als beriperflih
beaeihnete plutotratifde 8orberrIdaft
nod Dem segenipdrtieen OreiflaFen=
fpitem ni9t bur9 Die WorberriAaft
ber mittellnfen lnb ipeniser gebiIbeten
Wplfsfreife db5ulDfen, bur1 ginfiib-
rung bes Observation-Disclosures, et-
ipa na9 belgifhem Muiter, fir preu.
fer lebensfdhig MAIDEN. Mie bic Din-
&c liegen, muB man leiber Mfiirhten,
Dab Der obnebin ihDn ipmplicirte
Mpparat bes beitebenOen WabliDifems
rad Der in Qlusfht ftebenoen Meform
eber nod ffDerfdniger 3ll banobdben
fein pirb, als es jebt fhOn Der San
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-22
GOVERNOR PAROLES PRISONERS

81 Four paroles were issuod By Cover.
nor Haskell today
\ G. Neal Smallwood. convicted IN
pittsburg county or forgery, and sen
fenced to six months In prison, secur-
ed a parole based on good conduct.
Turkey Cooper, a full-blood Chcro.
kee Indian, sent up from Sequoyah
county for five years for statutory
rape, was let out, after serving year.
The parole was recommended by
Judge ]. VI. Pitcbford.
Lee Bannister or McClain county
was paroled. He was convicted OF VIC.
lating the prohibition law and sen.
fenced to three months In jail.
George +. Owens. convicted Of as
sault with intent TO kill In the district
court of Pawnee county In January,
1910, was granted parole. Owens
VAS sentenced to six mouths In jail
and fined $50 and court costs. He will
pay the fine and court costs, The pu.
role was recommended by Redmond
5. Cole, county attorney and Sheriff
G. ]. Punncy, OF Pawnee county.
Owens is to report to Governor Has
Lell once every thirty days.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-22
CAPITOL Commission
Announcement Of Appointment
Will Be Made on Monday,
lis Said

Governor Haskell stated today that
he would probably announce appoint
Ileuts OF the state capitol commits
sion after Monday morning, or when
TIE additional land options connected
With the contemplated removal of the
s.ate capital are placed before him In
legal shape. Two new options have
b-cn submitted since the day Of the
election. Current rumor gives places
on the commission to Tate Brady Of
Tulsa; ]. b A. Robertson OF Chand.
lcr and DR.. Leo Bennett OF Muskogec,
the last named being the Republican
member; however, the governor de-
clined to confirm this list. The posi-
tipns pay $4,000 per year. The ap-
polntmeuts are to be made, 1t Is un'
derstood, irrespective OF whether the
supreme court has by that time ren.
dercd its decision upon the governors
application for a writ Of prohibition
against the Logan county district
court. The governor has been ad.
s,sed, II is stated, by attorneys, that
lbe executive department is not with
10 the. jurisdiction OF the judicial Dc.
OF the state In exercising
politIeal functions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-22
DON'T BELIEVE SUICIDE
WAS lENEvE WOMAN

(By Associated Press.)

Paris, July ga special to the
Matin from vernets-Les-Bains says
that according TO telephone mes.
sage received there a man answering
the description OF DR.. Haw1ey II. Grip
pen. wanted In London because Of the
disappearance Of his wife, Belle FL
moro. was seen at Pulgcerda, town
Just acrvss the frontier In Spain We'd.
n6sday night. 81
The r cnch detective department in
pafistis inclined to accept the pro.
cuTcilf's view as to the identify iof
Cnppcn, but Is in, doubt whether he
crossed the Spanish frontier at Yer.
ncts-Lts-Bains, as all the positive In
rornlation In the possession Of the po-
lice Indicates that he left the train
before II reached Mount Louis. to
which. point he Is said to have TAX
on passage enroute to Spain.
Not Heading for Spain.
The suspect, according to the beIiei
of the authorities here. instead OF
making for Spain, is headed for An
aorrq, the. little and almost forgot
ten republic OF 5000 shepherd inhab-
rants nestling In the foot hills OF the
fyrennes. Once In this country, it is
said. cxtradition would be diflcult. II
not impossible. Andorro. which IS un
der the nominal suzerainty OF the
president Of the French republic and
the bishop OF Urgcl. has sometimes )
served as refuge for persons who
have committed crimes.
N. Sebille. head OF the research
department Of the police. who Is di.
recting the search ir France for DR..
Cfippen and bis .typist, Ethel Clara
Leneve, who Is supposed to have left
L1ndou In his company, opposes the
theory that the woman who killed
herself at Bourges, July IS. was Miss
I-cueve. He points out that the let
Ter left by the suicide was written In
Fgench, y language Miss Lencye Is
said to be totally unacquainted with.
furthermore. the suicide features
we're those of person OF a Slavonlc
type, and M. Sebille believes that she
was a nihilist.
Would Conform With Guards story
Photographs of the Bourges suicide
bayc not, however, as yet been coru.
pared With thpge OF Miss Leneve.
Should the suicide prove to be Miss
Leneye, Il would give consistency to
the story told by. q guard on the boat
- = q. a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-22
ABlllDN INJUNCTION
! ] NJ sHbl
Proposed Suit Against Colorcd
College Regents Probably
BY Mandamus

The proposed friendly suit OF the
board Of agriculture against the re.
cents OF the Colored Agricultural and
Normal school. at Langston, will prob.
ably take the form of mandamus 70
compel the regents to turn over the
Government money to tho board after
II has been .apportioned by the state
officers from the lump appropriation
OF the government The board claims
the management OF the school funds
on account Of the agricultural feature
Of the school. The suit will be on an
agreed statement of facts. The spe
cial committee. consisting OF G. L.
Rryan. 0. e. Brewer and A. c. Cobb,
determined on this course after con-
sultation with the attorney general
The idea OF injunction was abandon.
ed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-22
AUTHORITIES FORGING
STRONG CHAIN OF EVIDENCE
A@fs lN vi Kt
Heart-Droken Mother Sohs Out
siofj Ii Search Hi a'AA
AIBI ~ '"'
.----- t~@,
Special to Daily Leader

Special TO Daily Leader.
Muskogee, Okla, July 22.--Link by
link the police are forging chain OF
evidence IN the case OF Marguerite
cossroye. the pretty little girl now at
the Muskogec hospital who was drug
god aud mred into a life Of shame
here aud In oklahoma city.
Six negroes, men and women, were
brought before Chief OF Police Kim
sey and closely questioned. Tho
charge against them IL vagrancy.
Later IN the day they were all
turned over to the county. vagrancy
Is not an offrIlsc for the county Off
eials TO handle and II Is believed they
are being held for connection Ia tho
case OF Marguerite Cosgroye. Tho
authorities refuse at present 10 mako
any statements regarding the arrests.
Every night OF her life she slept
with her little arms around my neck
and since she has been gone whom
fell asleep felt that clasp and wax
ened TO find Il only a dream. Oh,
my little girl, better that you had
died than this
II was the wall OF a broken hoadted
woman. the mother Of Marguerite Cor
grove, as khe sobbed out the story OF
4 search for the child that began
when Marguerite disappeared April
26 AMI came to an end when the moth
or stood beside a beG In tho Musko-
gee hospital and with the tears steal.
ing down her checks looked down up
on the pitifill wreck or her little girl.
That Marguerite Cosgrove was tho
victim Of traffIkers In young girls
there seems little doubt, That she
was drugged In Oklahoma City while
on her way to school that morning
that she was brought TO Muskogee by
parties who expected financial gain
by securing the pretty girl and that
for days she was drugged aud doped
until her health was shattered and
her brain paralyzed is almost a Ger
tainty.
The Woman in the Case.
A woman came with Marguerite 10
MWkogee. They went first To tho
Model rooming house. Then they reg
istered at the Norman. The woman
registered as Mamie Vaughn. She
registered Marguerite as Lucille How
ard. The woman was much older
than the little girl striking blonde
handsomely dressed She Is said Ia
nave eybren abusive To- her Iangnagr
and ptuons toward the girl After u
few anss the woman len the Noruieri.
She was arrested on d charge OF dir
orderly conduct was sect to jafl.
She sobbed out 4 story of repentanee
N police cou I. next morning and
cliFitablc persons advanced the money.
/ for her fare back to- Oklahoma. City.
She loft gold bracelet and signct
fng at police headquarters as sccuri-'
ty for the money The ieweiry has
never been redeemed, The ring bears
the Initials 'R. s. M Tie woman
was ar ested May g.
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CARBON MONOND[ CAUSE
Board of Inquiry Begins Investigation of Acci-
dent at Fortress Monroe

the previous shot had time 10 dissi.
pate and before the breech could ba
closed the powder exploded, blowing
on the block and carrying death with
1t,
A gun has been developed In tho
navy which automatically clears it8
barrel OF caribou inouoxido as tbs
bteech Is opened. No such arrange
naent was on the coast defense at
Fortress Monroe
Many officers OF the army and navy
STAN bad gone from here 10 he present
at the target practice. Major General
Leonard Wood, the new chief or stan
Of the array, was expecting to 20 d.
rect from New York to Norfolk but
at the last moment changed his pians
and returned to washington. He had
just reached hts desk when news u
the disaster reached Washington
A board Of officers 10 investisate The
accident was Immediately ordered anj
began its work u once
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tBy Associated Press.)

Washington, July 22--Lieutenant
George l.. Van Reusen, WHO was ip,
jured at Fortress Monroe. was ap-
pointed to the artillery less than a
week ago He formerly had been an
officer in the Eighteenth infantry but
resigned and was re.appointed to the
army from civil life. jiyae
In the absence OF any report from
ar official investigating hoard officers
II the coast artillery can only com.
pare the explosion TO some similar
ones which have occurred In the navy
The majority, however, appear TO be-
lieye that the explosion was caused BY
carbon monoxide, a highly inilamaDlc
gas which forms In the barrels II
large guns and which Is especially
dangerous during rapid firing.
The gun crew at Fortress Monroe
sss l.ssnS ~ lnase a rapsa Ase 1855
ord. The theory Is that the neS
charge OF powder was buried into the
tfsech before the gazas generated by