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SYrup

Peacock Brand, 1-2 Gal ~ 36c
Peacock Brand 21aib cans ..... fSc
Peacock Brand. BIB cans. 1Sc, 9 for. 25C
Ingleside. IL Gal can pure Camel :. 36C
Ingleside, IL h. cans ........ 1Sc
Ingleside, 2-lb cans. 13c, ? for ........ 25c
Ingleside 1 1-2 ID cans .......... 1oc
Syrups Cane Patch l Gal Cans 800. Csc
Syrups, Cane Patch, Y Gal Cans ...- $50
SvrIps Magnolia - Gal Cans ...... sec
SyrtIps, Alaga, / Gal Cans ........ CSC
Svrups, Alaga, II Gal Cans ........ Soc
Syrups, Alaga, 2lb cans, 13c, 2 for Csc
Syrups, Alaga, 115lb cans ...:........ zoe
Syrups IaBelle Comp No. 9 can 80. o9c
Syrups Cane. in OF bottles ......... foc
Syrups. Revona, No. L can ..--...... o5c
Karo Corn Syrup, GLIB cans, per can. &c
Karo Corn Syrup, 5-lb cans, per can. .21c
Soda, Arm and Hammer, 1907 pkg. SC
Soda Sal, per lb..........5..... SC
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CGORTS GIVEN
BENEFIT OF BAIL

Herbert Cgorts, the bar tender who
was arrested for shooting at another
bar tender named Martin Kruse, was
released on bail from the city Jail at
o'clock yesterday afternoon, the
case having been continued until to-
day. He is charged with assaulting
with a pistol and discharging fire
arms in the city limits.
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Cauce

Lea & PERKINS, csc
Hirsh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o9o
Red snapper .................... 23o
Pepper .................. 2sc
Pepper Small Observation-Disclosures. o8c
Succotash, Blue Label ....-........... 13c
Strawberries for Pies No. can 80. o9c
Salmons, Argo Observation-Disclosures. 1Sc
Salmons, Violet Columbia River $500. 2oc
Salmon, Alex Observation-Disclosures ec
Starch Pearl, per ID ................ 05c
Starch Celluloid, per pkg ....... Csc
Starch. Corn. lib pkg. per pkg ...... CSC
Shrimp. No l can 13c 3 for ...... 25c
Sardines, Game Cock (Mus), per can oec
Tomatoes :.......................... Toe
Sardines. Orion Brand Imp) Smoked
in olive Oil, per can ............... 12o
Sugar Standard Granulated, 16h h.. 100
Sardines, Morning Star (Imp) in olive -
Oil per can ............... ....... 1oo
Sardines, American, in Oil, for 49,. $50
Stove Polish Enamelene. per can -. Csc
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Continued from First Page)
attacking the jurisdiction of the Cook
county court declaring that a promise
to pay money for a vote constitutes
bribery and not the consummation of
that promise by the actual paying OF
the money, the court declared that
the payment of money for a vote con-
stitutes bribery.
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Pineapple, Sliced, No. 2 can (Numson)
13c, or two for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 25c
Preserves, Figs. No. 1 can. 1oc
Peanuts, per 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. csc
Peas (CaL), Dry, Per ID .........7I2c
Peas, Van Camps Early June. No. 2
Peas, Lake rie, Early June ........-. o7c
Peas. Ajax, Early June, No can go. ooc
Peas, Van Camp. Sifted, No. can =. 12c
Peas, Old Abe Petit Pois, No. 2 can. 1sc
Peas, Faultless. Pelu Pois, No. l can. 1oc
Split Peas. per ID ................6tz c
Rice, Head, per ID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 07c
Rice, Fancy Japan, per Ii .......... o4c
Sausage, Vienna STYLE No. I can .... 1oc
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Will Senator "a! Taliaferro
Answer This?
AN AFFIDAVIT

Florida,
Before undersigned public
Large, personally appeared being
Boles
proceeded
of Henderson Dunn
the Florida
parties nothing it whatever.
selling
II +"
an a
Drainage Company
N. B. BROWARD
subscribed 18th day
r. GREENAWALT
Notary Public a
[ have sworn the statements made above. Now re-
quest Senator Iallaferro to the statements
made by him in the speech referred to.
II. B. BROWARD.
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Pickles

Split, (Sour) Williams Bros. per
Relish, Williams Bros, per bottle :. 1oc
bottle Observation-Disclosures. 1oc
Chow Chow, Croose & Blackwell,
Plain Cucumbers, ct. Bottles, Hy-
mans, per bottle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 25c
Mixed, OF. bottles, Hymans, per
DOttIS ...-...-- -.-.-...-. ESS
Relish, ct. bottles. Hyman's, per
bottle ................. 25c
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Meats

Dry Salt Side. per ID ................. 17c
Dry Salt Shoulders, per lb ........... 15c
Bacon, Wrapped, per III ............ 2oc
Breakfast Bacon (Sunlight) per ID -. 27c
Nutmeg, s for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Csc
PeCans, per ID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20c
Walnuts (English), per ID ........... 2oC
Olives, Oibby's) Plain and Stuffed :. 1Oc
Okra (Evaporated) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o4c
can ..................... oec
OYSTERS No. / can. ooc
OIL Wesson, Cooking, 2-lb Can........2 8c
Oil per gal Observation-Disclosures. 12c
Olive Oil (PlagnioD, pts ....-........ SOC
Onions, new, per h.. ..........-........4 &C
cans ................... 17c
Peaches, Crimson King. Yellow, Free,
Table, No. can NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20c
Peaches, Alberta, Pie, No. can 800. oec
Potatoes, Irish, per peck .-........-.. 20c
Potatoes, new, per peck. SOC
Pumpkins, Van Camp, No. can 80. o9c
Pineapple Cubes No I can ..... Ooc
Pineapple, Grated, No. l can ... oec
Preserves (Goodwin's BesD .. 23c
Preserves, (Queen City, .............. 1oc
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Banks On Sure Thinu Now.

"I'll never be without DR.. Kings
New Life Pills again." writes A. Schin-
geek, CAT Elm ST., Buffalo, N. Y.
They cured me of chronic constipa-
ton when all others failed" I'm
equaled for Biliousness, Iaundice, In
digestion, Headache. Chills, Malaria
and Debility. Csc at Pensacola Drug
Co
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An exhaustive explanation or the
law bearing upon an electors qualiflca-
lions was given by request by the city
attorney, Hon. John B. Jones, who
stated the law clearly before final &C.
ton in ordering the publication Of the
list and acceptance of the report from
the registration officer, who. transmit
ted the same through the councils
canvassing committee, had been voted.
The city attorney stated that names
could be added where a person is
shown to have been left off the list.
and who could show he possessed, the
necessary qualifications, any time UP
TO the final approval and publication
OF the list by the council.
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Paregoric os
BoraX, lab package ................. o.
Mustang Liniment INSTRUMENTATION. &c
Naseline Observation-Disclosures. 05
Iurpentine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. OF
Deviled Ham, Underwoods, 15lb cans 81
DeViled Ham, Underwood's, lab cans IL
Extracts, Bear Brand, Lemon and
cIl4ll1 W
Extracts, We-Li-Ki, Lemon and Va
NINA u
Extracts, Sauers, Lemon and Vanilla 0e
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SOaps

Octagon, bars for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Csc
Swift's Pride, Z bars for ............. Csc
Ideal sc bar 2 for ................... 09e
Naphtha p & G., SC bar, for o9c
Naphtha FEELS, per bar ............. Csc
Fairy, per bar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Csc
Ivory, per bar INSTRUMENTATION. Csc
Pearl, per bar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o5c
Sweet Maiden, per bar 05c
California Medicated, per bar ........ 0ec
Grand Pas (Tar), per bar ........... csc
Lava. per bar ................. Csc
Trilby Twin, double bar .............. 10c
Sweetheart, per bar .............. Csc
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MEN
AND
WOMEN

Oh ulsSasseus Z or good results use Dr
kilmer's swamp Root, the great kidney
remedy. At druggists. Sample bottle by
mail free; also pamphlet
Address, DR.. kumer & Co., Bingham.
ton. n. Y. -.'--
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cas-

led memo, 10, l-9t LIZ I'D pkSS, p'
pkg, 1Oc. 15c and ...............
Tea, Tetley's, lab and LIB pkg
per pkg 10c and ............
Tea, Oyama, per pkg. sc and
Tea, Mixed (Loose), per Id 49,.
Tomatoes, No. 2 Clipper, per can
Tomatoes, No. 3, Clipper, per ca
Tomato Pulp, No. L, per can 49,.
Tomato Paste, per can .......
Triple, Helmet Brand, per can ..
Tongue, 15lb cans, per can 49,.
Tongue, lib cans, per can 80.
Vinegar, Dbl, per gal ...........
Vinegar, ! Gal Containers. Pure
Vinegar, Beech Nut, OF Bottles
Wash Boards, Brass King 1890.
Wash Boards, glass ............,
Yeast, Magic, per pkg ..........,
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Beechnut Goods

Bacon, Sliced. in lib glasses ......... 2sc
Sllced Beef, lib glass ................ 29c
Sausage, in glass OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lac
Peanut Butter, small glass ........... 1oc
Peanut Butter, medium glass ........ 14c
Peanut Butter, large ............. CSC
Mohawk Bacon, lib glass ........... 24c
Mohawk Bacon, 12lb glass -.......... 14c
vinegar, Pure s(Apple Cider), OF bottle 25c
Beer, Corned, Morris, lib cans ....... 15c
Beer, Roasted, Libby's, lib cans. ...- 15c
Beer, Clipped, Armour-s, lib cans. 15c
Buckwheat Stobles, &c pkg, for 80. Csc
buckets, 10 at, galvanized .......... zoe
Blue Tall Boxes O4c
Butter, Brookfield Observation-Disclosures. 32c
Butter, Renovated, per ID ............ 33c
Blackberries for pies, No. 2 can ...... o9c
Beets, van Camps, Early Red, No.
- SaA - 49,. .''.-. ..... IoC
Beans, Lima, Van Camps, No. 2 can. oec
FORK and Beans, v c., No. 1 can -. 09c
Pork and Beans, V. c., No. can -. 1fc
Pork and Beans, Sniders, No. 1 can. 09c
Pork and Beans, Sniders, No. 2 can. 14c
Pork and Beans, Campbell No. 2 can. &C
Pork and Beans, Scott Co. Brand, No.
Pork and Beans, Mayflower, No 1 can csc
Yours truly brand, No. l can. &C
Yours truly brand, No. can. lac
BiXola Polish .................... o3c
Beans, Lima, Dry, per ID ..,...... o3c
Beans, White, per ID ................ o6c
Brooms, strings ...................32 c
Brooms, 3 strings Observation-Disclosures Soc
Brooms, 8 strings 41c
Brooms, 4 strings Observation-Disclosures 4c
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Dat Meal, National .......;y. 1oc, for 1sc
Dat Meal Royal Seal (Canl '........ 14c
Corn Flakes, Kelloggs SC
Oat Meal. Mothers, per pkg. ...... 1oc
Cream of Wheat ..........'........ lac
Postum, Small .....-...'........-... 13c
Postum, Large Observation-Disclosures. 23c
Tapioca, Pearled, lib pkgs ........... o9c
Sago, Pearled, lib plSgs .............. csc
Barley Pearled, lib pkgs ............. 09c
Shredded Wheat Biscuits ......-..... 12c
Lentirs (Frank'sl :;........I.T.:.:.;.; o9c
Cloth Lines per ron ................4c
Clothes Pins. 21s doz for ..-.......... Csc
Crackers Fxcelall, s for ..'..-....... 25c
Cheese. Creamery. per ID ............. zoe
Coffee, Cafe Du Monde, lib TINS ...... 23c
Coffee French Market, lib tins ....... 23c
CofTee French Opera, lib tins ....... 23c
Coffee French Opera, Alb pals CSC
Coffee Santos, lib pkg -............. f9c
Coffee, Santos, hlb pkg. :....':;...;.. o9c
Coffee, Golden Rio, GGiI Clty; Ito pkg ISc
Coffee, 16 to l, Gulf City. 1Zlb pkg :. oec
Coffee, Hoffman's Special ground,
per pound .....-.-.- ;....'....... 2oc
Coffee, Pea Berry, per lb.. .13c
Green Rio per lb. 13c, for .......... 25c
Cocoa Nut. Brazil, per pkg. ........ Csc
Cocoa. Bakers, 1slb cans -.......... 23c
Cocoa, Nelson, LIB cons ........... 09c
Cottolene, Alb bkts. ...-....-..........64 SIC
Cottolene. lob buckets .............. 1.6o
Charcoal, 1sbu sacks ................ 10c
Corn, Little Chick, No. can ....... o8c
Corn Blue Label, No can ........- 12c
Farina, per pkg --..'.'.....r... &c
File for gumbo per can. SC
Cocoa Bakers, Y lib can per can. .23c
Cherries, red pitted, flag brand Mo.
Honey II comb each 1Sc or 2 for. :. 25c
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Salad Dressing
Securing
Soap Powder

Star Naphtha, per pkg SC, 2 for ...... OK
Pearline per pkg .-........ o5C
Dutch Cleanser, per can O9c 8 for -. 25C
Salt, 2lb pkg o4s
Salt, Coarse, Slb for ............. o5,
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Would Rather Be Known
as a Boodler Than a Liar

Continued from First Page)
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CITY COUNCIL
RECEIVED LIST
BOND ELECTORS
REGISTRATION OFFICER MADE
REPORT TO COUNCIL, PRESENT
ING LIST WHICH HE SAID HAD
BEEN CAREFULLY COMPILED.

According to the report of the city
registration officer, j. d. Goss, there
are at the present time 666 voters
qualified to vote in the bond election,
to be held June II. This number will
be increased, 1t is anticipated, for, de-
spite the care that the registration OF
feer has manifested in the prepare
ton OF the list of qualified bond elect
ors, it Is expected that quite number
will appear at the meeting of the city
council which has been ordered for
Monday night at 1880 o'clock and Pc
tition that their names be placed on
the list. The council publishes a
notice today calling upon all to see TO
1t that they be included in the list II
they are qualified to be there, and it is
advisable that such persons who are
not included, and possess the qualifi-
cations imposed by the ordinance, lose
no time in calling attention to the abb
sence of their names from the list
Persons who have paid their poll
taxes for the years 1908 and 1909, and
who may have paid their personal or
property tax to date, are qualified TO
take part in the election.
Alderman Renshaw presented the
report for the canyassing committee to
the council last night. Those present
were Aldermen Bear, Concannon, Dun
ham, DeSilva, Kent, Kugleman,
Pfeiffer, Renshaw and Welsh. Alder
man williams was reported out of the
city. The other two absentees were
Aldermen Meyer and Rocheblave.
President Greenhut called the meeting
to order at s o'clock, having waited
for the arrival of the registration Of
ficer.
Presenting the report Of the can
wasting committee, Alderman Renshaw
stated that there had been total of
6G6 qualified bond electors reported
by the registration officer, and that
the qualifications had been carefully
looked into. The registration officer
added that he could vouch for the cor
rectness of the list thus far completed,
but it was just possible that additions
thereto would be numerous after the
publication Of the list, which move
was recommended in a motion offered
by Alderman Bear, and which motion
prevailed.
The list showed the respective num-
Der of qualified electors in each of the
CITY precincts as follows:
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Kidney trouble preys upon
the mind, uiscourages and
lessons ambition; beauty,
vtgor and cheerfulness
soon disappear when the
Kidneys are out of order
EFnv- GOOD =a.rrTAa 80 ~.
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Continued from First Page.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-09-08
Bonn 8iidertiidl.

Sic 1oeben erIdJienene Septen16erz
gusgabe Der nSeutl tld)en Snusfrau" biez
tet nit i6rem rei9baltigeu sSnbalt tpieoer
pel. bes gelebrenbeu nnb SntereIlanteu
fir Sllt unb Sung. gSir beben baraus
berour eiu intereIior,t eeidriebenes 8ez
bentblatt gum beporitebenben 100idbriz
gen @eburtstus bon Srau5 2is5t, bon
@eorg Neumanu. Cine rei5eube glallz
berei bon IDele Sinbermann NIT aaer=
lieblten Snuitrationen: vslrtige unb uuz
artiee &inber bel Slid" ipirb erobe ltnb
fleine 2eler erfreuel1. Sln Gr5dblnngen
betet Die Nun1ner rgSie seppele gbel@'
peiB fir Ben aaiIer plfiidte". bon ars
tblr Id)leitner unb ySns slntlib Der,
Shat" bon grnlt 8ubbe, ioipie cine ipeiz
tere Sortlebung Der ipannenben yiopelle
.9n bilt fir MIDI, bon gua 2inbners
Ianed Sir Nuiitfreunbe lit nit bent
berrlid)en 2iebe bon Wenocliobn 30
Sbdler ipeit, Sobeu", eeiorgt Serner
brinet Die Sau,trirte Gbrunit Ser 3eit.
tpeber piel Des ,snterelnnten aug alien
S9eltt6eilen Sir Die aleineu lit cine
biibi6e gr5dblnng lmb lebrreid)e Spiele
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cine rei6e Siille bon guipeiIltneen unD
gfatbldldsen fir Saus unb 5erb, @orz
lagen su ben neueiten Srauenz nnb 8ine
bermoben unb Sanbarbeiten, aaerlet
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tigen 8rieffniten 0tit elmer Summer
ipie bieie ldBt iid] .9ie 9eutIde Sans<
frau", Niitpaufee, SSis.. NIT ben beften
inz unb ausldnbiiden 3eitldriften pors
theilhaft bereleic)en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-09-08

beg grofefTors Dr. Bort ansenO'r'z
men.
Simmering. Nnf ettlsr
Wieie BEL Der GrilIsaffe feusrte Oer
14iGbrige 6tlfsarbeiter Sofef Gallas
rotpib ntutbfDilligertpeiIe ans eirer
s5lpbertpiitole atpei Sdiiife al. VI
nes Der proiefte Drang Dem fe4sidhrIs
gen ssabritarbeitersiobn Sofef ao5td
in sen linfen rlnterihentel. Der per-
leBte Gndbe tpuroe Der dr3fliden BEE
Eonblung sugfiibrt nno segen Ral!ds
rotpib bas gertdtlide 0erfabren ttrs
aelettet.
Jrete Staote-
Bremer baDerl.-gBeaer 1daDes
rer R0rperperIebuns puroe Der Win@
trpie Mai fefgenommen. Gin Rrob~
benfii6er ging am Ne,len 6dfen iber
ben Deih. @lei1 borauf fam Der
Matroie Mai uUb seiente iih 81 ;bm.
Wlai fling 9dnoel an uno, als itb Der
Rrabbenfiider oieies perbat. 5os Woai
einen 5oblbldser aus Der Eaiht
unb ber1ebte Dem RrabbenfiIher 0iebe
iiber ben aopf, hann lief Mdi on
8orb feines Gtpers, fam nit einem
langen S6etoemsHer tpieber uno
bradte Sem RrabbenfiIfer nod eiitise
tiefe Meferitiche in 6als unb Rppf
bel. Shliebli9 tpurbe Die poli3ei g
natridtist, Sic ben Raufbolo feits
nabnl.
Scbwets.
Mrles6eim. WGbreno oes
iiber6ds 8trstbol 11teoeraegon3enen
getpitters tpuroe Ser beim Rirfdxnz
pfliiden beIhdfttete 2anbpirth Rraft
bonn Gslpitter iiberruI9t. Gr iu4te
por benz Hesen unter einem 8aume
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tpurbe.
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am ct. Sobunn Hins bei9dftiste
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puroe NIT seri9mettertem 9dGoel
toOt aufgebo6en. Ser 0erllngli;dte
itemmt aus Reina9 uno binterldbt
feds Rinoer.
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aaHl Pbilantbropen auiammensetban,
um ieoem S9lpeiaertino, oas in 9enf
geboren niro, Elm Sparbeft nit einem
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mems 2ampel lit betm goelneibpfliiz
den bon Der S6neealp gu Sooe ee=
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W}urten. - Ser neununofiinf@
aigidbrige Bddter 6erren in 2urtiz
gen geristb tnfolge S6eutperoens Der
Bferoe unter einen Wasen uno !puroe
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sSapan last, es milf bunbert Sabre
lana sSrieoen boben. uno nebenbei ioz
piel bonn oliatiihen Jeitlanfe. als es
anneftieren fam. llnD babel niin16t
es ni9t geitDrt au tperben.
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DessensDarm

Narmfta0t. Die feierlihe
9eiIeBung oes ertrunfenen canb. ina.
6einrin Gfmiot pDn bier fano bies
.ier 5age bonn Sterbebauie aus auf
Sem bisligen GrieObof Hatt.
9rensbad d. Bel Der, Biiraers
meiiternabl tpur0s unier fsitberiger
8iirsermeiiter. Gerr M. syrirorih,
unter farter Mabl blbetbeilignng eins
itimmig auf lreitere neln So9rs nie=
D<r9ttp6blt.
GieBsn. Dsr 8rieftrdger
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q ofen. Mm 1. SuIi fdnb i'm
Ronfiftoriiim bic feierIi9e Werabi4iez
bung bes bisberisen @enetaliuperin<
tenbenben 6eietiel itutt. Mns MnldB
feines MusfHeibtns aus Dem Mmt lift
ihn Der MilbslmsOrben Derlieben iporz
ben.
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RbefnpfaI3.
Wurttemberg.

Stuttgart. Sn nidt 0ffent=
lifer 8erbanblung ipllroen Der berbets
ratbete 3iesler M0an, 9ein5mann unb
Ser @mloTer 2eonbaro Weller tpegen
ie zines Nerhrehens Der per1unten
Notb5uht au GefdnsniBitrafen bon
ie Az Meonaten perurtbeilt.
0erbertingen. Der Sag
l0bner ssoief Retti9 BON bier tplr6e
nd6 Berbiibung elmer ldngeren Gret=
beitsftrafe aus Dem QanbesgefGngnib
entlaHen. Nod am aleifxn rMbenb
unternabm er 5ipiiden 5teinbriid
un0 MhelbaG a. 8. 8ils einen Ses
tpaltIamen uniittliden 9(nsriff aut
elm neunidbrises MGoden. Nuf bic
6ilferufe oes MGb1ers ipurbe Der
llrbolo bon berbeiseeilten Mdnnern
ersriffen, trGftig ernii1tert unb oem
8erihte iibergeben.
Selbronn. 0on Dem Strd@
benpart @lasbrenner bier, Der bpr
einiger 3eit berIhtponO, 1T Bis ieB.
nod feline Spur gef,tnben iporoen. Gr
bat iih offenbur in seiftesgeIt0rtem
3ilitnnD entfernt. sssn Malf:iten1ee
idtint e niht 3ll liegen, fonit mare
feline 2eide iH3pi|hen ipoN 5u za9e
getpminer.
GnterDingsn. q Riirolid
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-28
BENT FIRING PIN GIVEN
AS CAUSE OF ACCIDENT.

WASHINGTON. March 2s.-Adniral
Mason, chief of ordnance, is of the
opinion that the accident resulted from
a bent or broken firing-pin. When the
breechlock was swung heavily. to close
the breech on the carriage, which is OF
brass. the projecting pin probably
struck the primer, Admiral Mason be-
lieves. and exploded the charge before
the block was locked in place. The en-
tire charge. he thinks, few out back
ward, tearing off the block and hurled
IL among the sailors. who probably had
gathered in the rear to watch the gun
practise. Such accidents are rare, but
are not without precedent.
The residence and next OF kin OF the
men who were killed are:
Walter Anstedt, next of kin George
Anstedt (father). Trenton. Ill: Make
Barnerd. Cave-in-R Rock, Ill. next Of
kin. Mrs Sarah Shelton Cmother), Ard.
more. Okla: Ross Barkman. next of
kin. w. Barkman (father), Mckinley.
Ind: Harry Reeves Graden. next of
kin. William Graden 0ather), Chester.
Pa; Henry Almond Heater. next Of
kin. ]. N Heater (fatherl. Srnithland.
Ky; Philip John Mckee, next OF kin.
Mrs. A Kiveler tsister), West Nanti-
coke, Pa: Leo Remmele. next of kin,
Mrs. V. Grandon (sister), Omaha. Neb.s
Edward Albert Molin. Rockford. ILL.,.
next of fin Charlotte Molin). mother.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-28
SHERIFF EXPLAINS
HIS POSITION IN
BOXING BOXING DECREE
Brutality, Mr.. Harrigan Saws, Is
Only Objection He Has.
Sees Promoters.

Sheriff Harrigan today had some-
thing to add to me boxing situation.
He said that he didn't want to be
understood as being opposed to boxing
but that he didn't want to see any
brutality at these exhibitions.
Il am not opposed to these matches
mind you,'' said the sheriff, "if they
are properly conducted, but 1 do not
want any brutality about them. Dc
you understand? I say, as I said be-
fore, that If there's any brutality going
on and people have their noses and
arms broken I'm going to know about
it. 1t is up to the police, in the first
place, to stop this brutality, and, as
said before, if the police fail to do their
duty. 1 will step in.
Il must say" added the sheriff, that
1 am very much pleased with the way
that Police Commissioner John Baader
the head of the. board, acted in this
matter. He was very prompt about
it. and 1 feel that in the future thers
will be no necessity for me to call upon
him, as 1 feel that the police have the
field thoroughly covered. Mr.. Baader
may we'll be trusted to look after
brutal exhibitions, without any inter
ference or action on my part. Please
let the public know that, while / am
not opposed to this form of entertain
ment. I will not stand for any brutality
We've had enough of that"
The sheriff added that there was q
class of people he would get after next
unless the police did, and that was the
sidewalk gang il the neighborhood Of
boxing shows.
Gux Troxler, who has been conduct
ing weekly bouts at the Central In
stitute, and who has show carded fol
tonight, called at the sehriff's office to-
day, and the sheriff's attitude was ex-
planned to him. In view of the fact
that he has run his shows without
a brutality annex, ana the police have
not interfered with him, he left the
sheriff's office satisfied that he could &C
ahead.
John O'Rourke, manager of the
Douglas A. c., which has its headauar.
ters in Wiesemann's Hall, 209 Ferry
street, has been also asked to call al
the sheriff's Office to have things ex.
planned to him.