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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28
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al IapefrGft 81 gar gammel. Sdn
par en- meaet afboIot SG9e | Saro.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28

Seno "Tecoroh.T oiten" iii Slrat
on @euuer | oct gnmIe 9ano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28
st 3O.gars MinSe.

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g~eilutrine. Tom moerfienbte aon.
aers Smftionsret | @rumoIopsia.
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Ore Slpgt nil minoes DC beftise po-
IitiIfe anmpe. Tom toe tit ltoaanss.
punft / 9eiIutniuaen for 80 aar II.
Scn. Tu bsrer oct belle Siltorien til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28

.4ilialgS. - On COB 800 Gerss
Garm iilialgs | Clan Gountp TiHn..
fire geil III 8arnesmi1e. Gooe BnaHtuger
oa ginemsle. $40 Or. Acres. Strir III
gisriuoeu Rrs. Z. SaIporisu, Saat Gen
TIRE, Rinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28
ftlSaIQS.

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gof Office, Dor 30. 235, 2. Safota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28

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! 6ormiooaes peo 9itioen neobrrnoi
til @runoen. SIben opitoo peo Bag.
ming . 4onen blep en- Gel iorbrGnot.
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i9tnineen reooeoes, men oft Sno.
boet brenote. Wan PED life, bporle.
oes Sloen or opitaaet.
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TENS gienbom | a~pinoeriip ceo Clan.
gerup. gieren % bans Suitru poag.
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% ncppe reboeSe Jig. gieren bleo
iterft forbrGrot uuoer SorIss pao
at reboe areatltrerne.
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@reum, Der Dor Soritnnoer for Gre.
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peb Tsben. III aar aammel.
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Suuoet. Observation-Disclosures bar gieu'
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28

OuIfeS.-25 gueotsre, 35 Gents pr.
* Time; oaiaa 20 gauritsnsmurere itruis.
Noresie: fdrmers Cooperative Bird b
9ile Co, 9eaiou gitn. Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28

gramoe. era Soliteo mebseles
ben lite SUM: @oelsmmro Ole Ssr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-28
G~ieubpmsiaIa. 600.

GienSpmsials. GaorSen &irfebp
| Sirnes Of SfpIo 10 Mari % 6s
gre err al SeIene Ssrim peo Soer.
retsiasfsrer 6. Solit.Sarien iolgt til
SaIpor .. aos. Minasofer. FOR H..
900 ar. o. Gmfoitninger % Sner-
taseIie al Gsoeraao til SeIserifcus
6aoer.
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tiIberenoe anoers S. Hiibs Seosbo
or ioIgt til Serman RieIien Scgietb
for $4,000 ar. % SmtoItnineer.
The Washington times., 1910-09-20
CHARGES Of GRAFT
CAUSE OF REMOVAL
Acting Mayor Mitchell An
nounceS Decision That
Commissioner Must Go.

NEW YORK. Sept eo.-New York IS
10 have a new head for its police de-
partment.
Acting Mayor Mitchell announced tc-
day that Mayor Gsvnor had indorsed his
recommendation that Coslmissioner Of
Police Baker be removed
This action follows charges Of mUnici-
pal graft and gross immortality nov
under investigation
Mayor Gaynor viii return 10 city haH
within a few DAYS. when Commissioners
Baker will be officially relieved OF his
command or the department
In a statement today the acting mayor
said that he had held a long conference
with the mayor at his St. James coun-
try home, when he laid before the city
executive all the es idence which had
been gathered showtHS that gambling
fiourished, evidently under police pro
lection, throughout the city; that ia
grant iramorsIity was rampant under
he eyes Of the police al Coney Island,
and that the excise law was openly vio-
lated continually.
The acting mayor stated that he rec
commended the dismissal Of Commission
- Baker and Mayor Gaynor at once
conceded
The Washington times., 1910-09-20
BATTLE OF RACES
NOW IMPENDING
Armed Whites March to Ar
rest Calvary" Fanatical
Negro Preacher.

LOIIESNILLEs Va. Sept. 20.-
A battle between whites and blacks viii
be fought in the trOuble-ridden Cismont
neish5OrhOod in the event Calvary, %
the colored leader OF the uprising, re-
sists arrest and calls upon his followers
for aid Sheriff Watts, Of Aibemarle
county, and ten deputies, all vveH-known
white citizens, are en- route to capture
Calvary"
The whites are determined to p71t an
end, by force II necessary, 10 the 1lpris-
ing Of the blacks under their faraticsI
leader. who has taught the blacks 10
insult white women on the highways.
and 10 threaten the lives Of white men
a rumOr Is current here that ssCaIv-
ary'' has left his former STRONGHOLD. near
the Louisa line. and had escaDed to
parts unknown. Later reports however
indicate Calvary and his hand stir
are in the Clsmont neighborhood and
are ready for trouble
The sherin's posse Is armed and de-
termined TO bring 20 a close the uprising
that has spread terror throughout the
entire CismOnt section Sheriff Watts
viii attempt 10 serve warrants issued
Ey both Albemarie and Louisa counties.
The Washington times., 1910-09-20
MAY TAKE NO ACTION
IN GALLAGHER CASE
Grand Jury to Postpone In
dictment for Fear
Mayor Dies.

JERSEY CITY, n. J. Sept. 20-Su-
preme Court Justice Swsvze, in charg-
ing the September grand jury OF Hudson
county here today advised them 10
bring In no indictments against James
J. Gallagher, the man who shot Mayor
Gaynors
Justice SWayze said that If Gallagher
were indicted now for the charges
against him, he could never be tried
for murder If Mayor Gaynor should die
within a year and a day, according 10
the New Jersey law
There are only two things on which
Gala CHER can be indicted. said Justice
5wayze. These are carrying concealed
weapons and assault with intent TO Kill.
And Il Gallagher were convicted on both
OF either Of these charges and the mayor
were to die, Gallagher could not be tried
again
Justice Swayze advised no action on
the part Of the grand jury against Gal
lagher until a physicians official report
had been received declaring the mayor
70 be beyond any possibility OF death
within a year and a day, because OF the
wound inflicted by Gallagher.
The Washington times., 1910-09-20
SUFFERER
REGAINS HIS MEMORY

CONWAY STRINGS. Kan. sept n
After suffering a, lapse OF memory for
two years. during which time ne cs-ue
here and became a bricklayer, George
Becker. a former mayor Of Stoughton,
Wis. wealthy merchant and contrec-
tor, has recovered and is going back 20
resume his old place in society.
Becker started on a short business
trip 10 Madison two wears ago, when his
mind suddenly became biaEk- Mrs
band hai been killed
She collapsed at the news. and since
then has been q Daralytic-
The Washington times., 1910-09-20
ORDER ANNOUNCED
BY DR.. WOODWARD
District Health Officer Sets Four
teen-Dsy Period for Exclusion.
DisbelieYes in Fowl Theory.
Status of Fighf Against
Infant MeLady

Pupils from homes where there il
ease of InfanfiIe paralysis must
net attend school for fourteen
days following the last exposure.
Canvass of all houses in the Dis
trfct 10 determine prevaIeucy of
disease, 90 be conducted under dI-
reetiOn OF Health Department..
Health officer Woodward declares
theory fhat fowls are respon-
sfbie for spread of InfanffIe
paralysis f. untenabIe.
The Washington times., 1910-09-20
NEW YORK CENTRAL
TRAIN KILLS THREE

TONAwANDA, y. Y. Sept. 20
Stepping in front of a fast-moving
passenEer train the approach of
which was obscuTed by a heavy fog,
three men, employed in a section
gang on the New York Central rail-
road, were killed today
The Washington times., 1910-09-20
SIX ARE ARRESTED
FOR DUAL MURDER

LEXINGTON, Ky, Sept 20.-BIood-
hounds have run down and led TO the
arrest of six men at Huntsville. Tenn
all charged with the assassination of
Edward Sherod and J. r Hewitt on
sunday, just across the Kentucky
line. Hewitt killed Riley Low three
months ago.
Staying Of Shsrod and Hewitt
The Washington times., 1910-09-20

cruelty Of a nature 10 endanger her,
heaith and LIE, together with an sc-
cusation that her husband has driven
ner from their home and that she hss
oeen forced 10 resort to the charity Of
nelghbors for a roof TO shelter her head
and for food to sustain her. are give,
as grounds for a divorce and main
tenance IN = suit fled in the Supreme
Court today BY Mrs. Anna Cathe-f7a
Higgins agains: her husband. Dr..
Daniel " Higgins, a weu-knovvn nbvsf-
clan.
A stormy scene was enacted in tFs
Higgins home. 6o5 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. On September II, following
the return OF Mrs Higgins from a va
cation spent At South River, Nd. tse
petition states. sand on the refusal OF
the wife 10 sign an agreement for seps-
ration. after vile accusations had been
made the physician turned her from
their home.
Without Support.
Mrs Higgins alleges her husband
tried TO force and coerce" her II the
presence Of neighbors 10 sign the agree
ment, which. the petition AYERS, was
'-coUched in the most humiliatinE anI
insulting terms The agreement also
contained, it is alleged an uncertain
promise on the part Of Dr. Higgins
% support her
In an affidavit By Dr.. c. NJ Buckev.
dentist, living ST so Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast, It Is stated Mrs Higgins
is at his home and without means Of
support Dr. Buckley also alleges the
physician treated his wife cruelty.
In another affidavit, which is made z
part Of the suit. Miss Mary R Arm
bTeCht, who says she has boarded at
the Higgins home for FIVE months, the
chargs OF cruelty is reiterated. and Miss
ATm brecht alleges the cruelty extended
TO Ihe daughter, who was cruelty
Can't See Daughter
Mrs. Higgins informed the court that
she had not only been denied admission
to her home since September Il. bit she
had also been denied the privilege Of
seeing her little daughter, Margaret
She also said she believes Dr- Higgins
has had the child taken from Wash
ington in the last few days
That Dr. Higgins is also preparing TO
leave Washington for the purpose OF
avoiding service in the suit institute ed
! today was stated as Mrs Higgins be
The petition sets forth Dr.. Higgins
has for a number OF years persistently
engaged in a course OF cruel treatment
and the health Of Mrs Higgins has been
endangered
Chief Justice Stafford issued rule
in the case today requiring Dr. Higgins
TO show cause October . why he should
not maintain and support his WIFE pend
ing the outcome OF the suit for divorce.
in which the wife also seeks custody
of the daughter
Dr. and Ms Higgins were married In
Baltimore on January Is 1901 BY the
Rev. Daniel W Roth, pastor OF All
Saints Church They have only one
child
DIT. Higgins this afternoon declined
to discuss his wffe-s aUeEatio except
| to deny emphatically that he had turn
| ed her from home Dr. Higgins said
I that he had employed an attorney to
| care for his interests and that his side
/ of the marital controversy would be
presented later
The Washington times., 1910-09-20
BALLOONIST TELLS
OF STORM IN AIR

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20-Conyers
Graham and Arthur 7. Atherholt, the
Philadelphia aeronauts VINO manned
the Pennsylvania II in the balloon race
from Indianapolis. returned here tOda Y
battered and bruised as a result Of the
wrecking Of their aircraft in a terrific
storm at Dexter, Ohio Sunday.
Both narrowly escaped with their
lives, being caught 24,9O0 feet in the air
with only three bags Of ballast They
descended with such terrific force that
their balloon rebounded hundred feet
Continued on Fourth Paze.l
The Washington times., 1910-09-20
MOISSANT TOFLY
DESPITE HIGH WIND

FOLKSTONE. England. Sept 2o.-De-
spite a strong wind which nearly
amounted to gale, John B. sTofssaut.
the Chicago aviator. said TO-DAY that he
would make a fight here A great
crowd was collected and Moissant ss ID
that he would not disappoint them IN
less q hurricane arose.
The Washington times., 1910-09-20
REFUSES TO SIGN
SEPARATION PLAN
It Contained Humiliating Terms.
Wife Says-Others Sup
port Charges.
Charges Against Husband
by Mrs. Higgins

Her husband forced her TO resors
TO charity Of nei-hbors for
shelter and food
Tried 'tO force and cOeree. her fu
presence of BeighbOFs 10 sign an
agreement eOuehed sin the most
bumIIIatiI.= termz.-
Denied her adrnFffauee IN h. -.
since September II, and the
privilege of seeing her little
daughter, Margaret, since that
date.
The Washington times., 1910-09-20
FLEET WILL BEGIN
DAYLIGHT PRACTICE

The Atlantic fleet engaged in BAT
tie practice on the southern drill
grounds, near the Virginia capes. last
night concluded its night practice. sc-
cording TO wireless advices received IT
the Navy Department today. Rear Ad-
mIral Schroeder COmmandeT-iu-chief
reports that he expects to begin day
practice tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1910-09-20
WILLIAM Is GUEST
OF FRANCIS JOSEPH

VIENNA, Sept. 20--Emperor William
arrived here today from Berlin ana will
be the guest Of Emperor Francis Jo-
seph until Thursday, when he will re-
turn to the German capital.
The Washington times., 1910-09-20
STEAMER AND BARGE
COLLIDE IN LAKE FOG

sAULTE STE MARIE, Mich. Sept.
so.-The lake steamer Lakeland and the
barge John Smeaton coIIided in the fop
near the 500 canal this morning. ana
both we're badly damaged. although no
one was hurt The Lakeland went
aground The how of the Smeaton cTif
through the sleeping quarters Of the
crew Of the Lakeland. and several had
narrow escapes from death
The Washington times., 1910-09-20
IS NEAR
IN HARRIS MYSTERY
Woodmen Aggrieved at Cor
eHeF,s Failure -AekHewl-
edge Inquest Request.

Sensational disclosures, developed
through Independent investigation, that
viii wholly upset the theory sof the
Coroner and the Police Department that
NOrval T Harris committed suicide, are
promised today simultaneously with the
final refusal Of Coroner hewitt 10 hold
IN inquest, and the statement OF the
police that their investigation practical
ly is complete
This new evidence. which probably can
be made public tomorrow. viii discredit
entirely the so-called Investigation con-
Quoted BY the police, and wiz be cor
rob6 0ative- OF the contention Of The
Times. the washington Camp. Modern
WoOCmen OF America. and the near
relati -es OF Harris who believed that
ne as murdered and not self-Slain.
coroner Nevltt was this morning pre-
sented on behalf OF the brother and sis
ter OF Harris with a formal demand for
IN inquest The Coroner Immediately
the request would not be aCceded 10
and that he, the Coroner, deemed an in
quest unnecessary
Request Is Ignored
Ten days ago the Washington Camn.
Modern WOodmen, made written de-
nsnd for the summoniuE Of a Coroner's
jury. and offered to lay certain facts
IN possession OF the Woodmen before
the Coroner and that jury The Wood
men. Up to this hour. have received no
reply 10 their communication
It Is known, unofficialIy, that the
WOOdmen feel dEgrieved that no answer
has been forthcoming to their respect
fll communication to the Coroner. and
that they y ere not given an opportunity
10 be heard before the case was finally
closed by that official.
Inc WOoCmen argue that an eleventh
hour reply viii be Of but little vsIue-
Whatever evidence n1ay- be in possession
OF the WOodmen, and other parties who
have conducted an independent fuvestf-
cation OF the alleged suicides death.
was not sought by the Coroner before
he made his decision
CoToner's Decision.
After reading over he full police re-
port I deem it unnecessary to summon
a COTOner's jury, and all concerned may
be so advised" said the Coroner TODAY.
Major Sylvester has detectives on the
search for the negro who pawned Har-
ris' gun, and the mysterious Baltimore
woman, alleged to be at the bottom o.
his presumed act, but the ma for said
this morning that with the exception Of
these two features the police had closed
their work. and the full report had been
forwarded the Coroner for his action.
The authorities seem to be agreed thar
the Harris case is a closed incident
The Washington times., 1910-09-20
TENIPERATI-REs
Sun TABLE.


Todzy-High tide. S-s5 a m. and 9-0e D
m low tide, 2-59 a. IN. and SOS D. m
TOm0TTOW-HiSh tide. e-S2 a m ana
SO .. m; low tide 2-37 a. m and SO
= m
The Washington times., 1910-09-20

Scattered showers have again occurred
IN the central valleys and the northern
and middle Atlantic States
EoreraIIy- fair weather with buI slight
changes in temperature viii prevail east
Of the Mississippi, although conditions
viii remain somewhat unsettled an the
north Atlantic and middle Atlantic
states
IRE winds along the New England and
middle Atlantic coast will be mOderate te
variable
The Washington times., 1910-09-20

CONDITION OF THE WATER
HARPERS FERRY. W. Va. sept. eH
Potomac clear and Shenandoah very
cloudF.
The Washington times., 1910-09-20

Flooring-VeTy PIetty-S2-z5 per 100 It
Frank Libbey & Co.. 9Th & \. Y. Ave
s-Advt-
The Washington times., 1910-09-20

FORECAST FOR THE DISTRICT
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday
possibly unsettled tonight, not much
change in temperature
The Washington times., 1910-09-20
Infection Doubted.

Gases have been reported f chickens
as well as domestic animals, such as
dogs ard cats. becoming afflicted with
infantiIe paralysis, the disease appear
ing during an epidemic Of the disease
among human beings said the Health
Officer
such reports are not authentic, how
ever am not Of the opinion that the
present prevalence Of the disease can
be traced to the chickens, nor do I be
lieve that the fowls are carriers OF
typhoid fever or other germs. The only
way In which a chicken can spread ty-
phoid fever is TO get some Of the germs
on its feet and then take a bath in the
milk pail or promenade on the lettuce
or other fresh vegetables in the garden -
The theory that chickens are re-
sponsible for the spread of typhoid fe-
yer OF infantile paralysis In my opinion,
Is not tenable. though I am always
open for argument
Following an examination OF three
chickens which died on the farm OF 2
sufferer from infantile paralysis. at
Bethesda, Nd, DT. E c Schroeder. in
charge Of tlgs- Government experiment
station at that place. gives Il as mis-
opinion that the fowls died of dyspepsia.
and not fro ths malady which for
months has baffled the physicians of
the District.
The Washington times., 1910-09-20

School Books, Secondhand and New.
Low5ermiIk & Co.. 1926 E St.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1910-09-20
Vaccination Rules

The enrolment Of new pupils mas also
been delayed by the vaccination require
uents. These pupils. though given Ger
tffcates. are not reported as actually
enrolled until they are vaccinated-
When the committee Of the Board or
Education on normal. high, and manual
training schools meets this afternoon an
orza nizatio1 viii be effected and prob
Ions of interest 10 high schools viii be
discussed
The most in uportant Of these VIII be
tho Plea Of the high school principals
that the session Of their schools. Be-
Ieucthened The high school classes
now adjourn at o'clock The pupils
do not assemble until o'clock and &C
rusl Rotations do not start until 9.Sl
o'clock. This does not give adequate
time Ter c'ass work the principals say,
in q lette- 10 the BOARD. and II is pro-
5tosed TO extend the time until 2-50
O'Clock
Drills May Interfere
Objection may be made to this plan on
account of the drills The companies
now drill for an hour and forty-five
minutes. and owing To the length Of
time in assembIinE and that required 20
reach drill grounds on avenues often
many blocks away from the schools. the
drill period runs Iate into the evening
Starting the drill a half hour later, il
Is said. would cause serious inconveu-
Ieuce to the cadets
Al effort Wil be made this year 20
obtain the cooperation Of parents u
enforcing the compulsory drill law IN
der au act Of Congress passed last year,
male hfEh school pupils ar required 20
-oin the cadet companies unless they
are physically incapacitated for such
Rork or unless their parents make con-
plant IN writing % the principal OF the
school they attend
Too Many Escaped.
Too many pupils escaped service last
The Washington times., 1910-09-20
Enrolment Figures ShoWn
IN Report

An increase in public school attend
ance beyond all expectations was re-
rorted today when the figures Of the
first days enrolment reached the Office
Of the Board Of Education
Since yesterday was rainy it IS pre-
6icted that the new pupils report
ed by tomorrow viii bring the total 70
an unprecedented number for the second
DAY Of school
Yesterday $50 pupils were enrolled.
ss compared. with E-162 on the opening
day last year