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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-20
CITY AFFAIRS,

MURRAY. Aug 2o.-The city con-
templates the purchase OF gasoline
fire engine to take the place OF the
emergency pump now In use. The new
engine will warrant better fire proteo-
ton and can be the means of utilizing
water In districts where at present the
system does not extend.
Citizens on the west side have entered
a protest against the city emptying
the sewer into Little Cottonwood creek.
The protest was signed by % people
VINO secured Atty. w. ID. Moffat 20
rppregput them,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-20
BIG BLOCK PLANNED
FOR HUDSON AVENUE

OGDEN. Aug. g0.-If the plans OF
several ot the heavy property owners
On Hudson avenue materialize, there
viii be a number Of modern business
aocks In the course OF erection within
De next few months. IL Is learned that a
1,al Is now on which, II contaminated.
WI result In the erection OF Ave
Story building on the corner OF Twenty
hurth street and Hudson avenue. Work
O removing the old buildings at each
olenlng Of the new avenue Is progress
hg very rapidly and within a few
aiys an opening will be made suffi-
Gently large to permit teams to go
NCk and forth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-20
YnIR MONEYS NORTH.

is what you want in books as we'll as
I'm everything else. "The Castle Build
err" the book recommended so highly
by the Y NJ. NJ. l. A. reading course
committee gives you your moneys
worth. II Is By the we'll known writer,
Nephi Anderson, and Is an interesting
story OF love and adventure In the far
north Of Norway. For sale by the Dos
eret News Book store, price. cloth,
use.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-20
WAYNE COUNTY BAND.

RICHFIELD. Aug 1S-Wayne coun-
~ Is now assured Of a good band Last
Saturday James Hood musical d.
rector over there, was here and re-
ceiyed a consignment OF Instruments
from an eastern firm Mr. Hood viii
Immediately begin training the band
members I'm Loa SO that they viii soon
have q band for public celebrations
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-20
oGDEN.GLEDHuL NUPTIALs.

RICHFTELD. Aug IS. Miss Jane
ogden or Rich0eld and John / Gled-
hill OF Vermilion were married IN the
Salt Lake temple this week. Miss Og-
den Is president OF the Y. l.. NJ. !. OF
the Richneld Third ward and Is one or
the most popular young ladies Ia the
city The young couple will make their
home in Clenwood for the present
where Mr.. Gledhill has a position
teaching school.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-20

sewing department Tho Hiicrest (
school will DO ready In about 30 days
after tho opening of school. the Bonny-
view will be a little later In opening.
The opening teachers meeting VIII be
hold IN tho Arlington on Saturday,
Sept. 3, az 10 am.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-20
OGDEN TABERNACLE SERVICES

OGDEN, Aug. 2O.--Joseph =. Peery
Nll be the speaker at the tabernacle on
sunday afternoon at O'Clock. The
lonowing musical program viii also ce
mnaered organ prelude. Mr. Sam II,
whitaker solo, II Know That My Re-
otemer Lives" Miss Elsie Shorten;
700. Promise Of Life" Miss shorten;
s'o. Rock OF Ages Miss shorten. All
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G. a. @ A GREAT TONIC
30 -. -. AND BLOOD PURIFIER

which makes s. g.
A o9ies and that IS because It the greatest Of all blood pnhs
which the weakened rundown condition OF tina body
and barl which only strengthening properties but at
Potent all npuriy poison faint
the blood appetite and DIGESTION
steadily builds the
blood hoalthful
needs enables stand the strain
Rheumatism Oatarrh
Blood Poison,
diseases disorders poisoned blood Book
danda any rnedi free to a VIII
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. GA
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JOB PRINTING AND BOOK BIND
INC

We are the pioneers in Job Prir +
ing and Book Binding In the state.
our facilities are the best for hand
ling any class OF work. no matter now
large or how small
THE DESERET NEWS JOB DF,PF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-20

inson Appropriate music was render
ed By members OF the Third ward
choir
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-20
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The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-11-04

'nc Town where Rotnwen was conylct-
"d. At the time an officer OF the law
dressed In phln clothes was In the
shop interviewing the pawnbroker
cbout some stolen goods that he had
loaned money on. The woman entered
the shop nnd produced a watch op
which she asked for u loan. The bro
ker Inspected the watch and ut once
caught sight Of two letters. III. P.,"
on the case.
Whose initials nre those?" asked the
broker
The woman said she did not know.
The detective took hand In question
Ing her and. her replies being contra
dictory. took her to police headquar-
terS. There. after mnny surmises,
some one noticed that III. r." were
tho initinls Of Henry Palmer, for whose
murder Rothwell wus to be hanged In
Few days. The chief Of police put
the woman through tho third degree
process, with the result OF confession
that she had murdered Palmer.
Many were Inclined to doubt that
the confession wns genuine. Had it
not been for the fnct thnt tho woman
had attempted to borrow money ON n
watch with ralmer's initials on IL lit
ITO attention would have been paid to
her statement. She claimed TO have
been discarded wife OF Palmer's, and
It was for this casting OF that she had
Killed him. The watch was shown to
Rothwell. and he told the police where
he had seen It. This identified tho
woman with Palmer, she was charged
with his murder, and Rothwell was re-
leased. lie nsked TO see tho person
who stood in his place and was taken
to her cell
What was his amazcment TO recoe.
nize Alice Swain.
Before he hnd time to betray their
relationship shc gave him look that
put him ON his guard. She then spoke
10 MIN as n stranger, telling him that
VI no could got permission to SEQ her
hione she would throw additional liRht
on the murder Permission was grant
ed. and the two were left alone.
,hov r.,,a, ,n'o'"eo e"ch other'
,nnr,,a. ",,,, nua '".ked ABOUT the
hoa,I u".' ,u"''u' Vi peihg over
u,,n.t,." ~ Ds =" 'cVea' tue true
nm ~. """""'' sho scratchod
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vrn,a M. !" ~ pun !" save you, Luckily you
watch and pawned IL 10 net arrea,sd az
lway and | wifi couyincc ,hen, ~ ,,,, ~
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~, ""' "s''ri "''"''h theh through
ne snme medium That Harold should
'h'e week before Alice revealed
'ne .r'k, "heh the period had ex-
'reu ana nc was shfo In hiding she
"''.' i"r 'ho mwy'r who had de-
''nuea MN ana i"li MIN how Roth
'e', hhu written 'lrr or tho Interview
10 n"d hnd with Palmer and Of the
III DDA, showing him tiIp lpttpr-hnW
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-11-04


"GOOdby. Ilnrold"
"Goodhy. Al!cr."
These, aud these nlonc, were tho
parting words between Harold Roth.
well and Allcc Swain. for their hearts
were too fun Ia say more, They were
TO have been mnlrich within few
months. but RulIIwrll had developed
pulmonary trouble, mud 1t wns decided
TINT Il" should go west mud live nm
Outdoor life. The prospect before
them was glpumy Even If Harold
recovered hls health the giving up Of
prospects lr was leaving might keep
him In poverty and hcccssitntc their
continued separation He turned nway
and set out for III" RAILWAY station.
bend IN the rOnd when he turned nnd
threw her II kisS. She returned II, and
he passed out # ighi Sad M they
were. they would hn,c been far moro
80 bad they known what would hap.
pen before they should meet again.
That same day two years hence
found Iiolhwcll financial manager for
Henry Palmer. II rnnchcr, though but
just appointed 10 the position. Roth.
well had long been n sheep hcrdcr for
Palmer. and the ont Of door life had
completely cured him Of his nlling.
Az soon ~ II was considered safe for
him 10 lead II more confined life Palm.
cr who had taken u great fancy to
him aud who needed n clerk. put him
IN charge oi the financial lnrt Of his
rnnrhIng. Then EoDhwcIl wrote to
Alice Swain that within another year
he hoped 10 rcturu Tor her aud bring
her back with I,nI
1h" raHcl WIS not II large one. and
III" owner and his cIrrl, were the only
two persons engaged upon II except n
few hcrdnr1, who were always AWAY
In car" Of the nprks The men be-
came very warm fri"ud3 aud were al.
most CDustHnlly together One duy
Palmer said to hi, "lrrE.
You know. flarnld. That I nm
bachelor and hay" np one In the world
10 leave what belongs 10 me. I'm
going to make II win bcuurathIng this
ranch aud ~" stock On II 10 you"
HOlhwcll smiled. considering that
you are but ten years older than and
far stronger / think | would better
leave my possessions, II had any, to
you."
"FurthcrlJ1rc," Palmer continued
without noticing the comWcut there
are FIVE s OUO bOvd4. Will Ii will also
be yours. These bonds. together with
some old family irlnkrts, ! have piac-
ed In hiding. and urn going to show
you where they are hiddrn They,
too. viii go TO you nt my death"
lie led the way 10 the attic and
from recess formed by corner In
the roof between two jDists took n tin
box, opened It and showed I,othwell
the bonds aud the lrnkcts referred to.
The latter consisted Of n gold watch
bearing the Initials II. T., and some
article! Of lewelry.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-11-04
JOHN BOND,
Pump Maker, Well Digger.

Experience gotten under the late Frank and
Robert Carter. Orders promptly attended
to. Residenc.-Porntain Green, Md. r. D.
Address-Bel Air. Nd. Il. II. D.. No. 1.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-11-04

Her Mother You must be patient
with him The Bride oh, | am.
know II viii take time for him to see
that he cant have his own way.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-11-04

The phrase I'VE, tho people Of tho
United States" In tho preamble Of tho
constitution read In tho first draft of
tho constitution ns follows: I'VE, tho
people Of New Hampshire, Mnssachu-
sets. Rhode Island. Connecticut, New
York. New Jersey, Pennsylvania. Del.
aware, Maryland. VIrginIn. North Car.
olinn. South Carolina mud Georgia. do
Ordnin. dcclnrc and establish" etc.
Though unanimously adopted by the
convention. the wording bnd to bs
chnnged to we. the people," simply
becnuse the constitution. which had
not ms yet been ratified. was to 20 into
effect when rntlhcd by nine states.
and. not knowing which states were
to ratify. tho naming Of the states
was. Of course. out Of the question:
New York American.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-11-04

The huglc does not sound the call to
menls on the Pacific liners. M IL the
Atlantic habit, Instead II Chlnamnn
pats gong gently, und iis booming
echoes ind the ear. no Inntter how re-
motely located The gong IL tho
qulntessence Of vibration. II sets
wnves OF sound into motion that revcn
bernte from every barrier II moans
or dc1es according 10 the strength with
which 1t IL struck. No wonder tho
Chinese used It In battle TO scare the
foei-Eew York World
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-11-04

, inu nrr very LIud, sald RothwclI,
'to make me your heir: hut. M ! have
snld. don't think there liz the slight.
eat chance of my ever receiving my In.
| hcrltancc."
"Thcrc IL n better chnncc thnn you
think" said the other.
Rnthwrll looked ~ him lnqulrlngly,
but received no further confidence.
Palmer replaced the box. and tho two
men returned to the lower story. Then
Palmer opened n safe kept ON tho
premises. took out will, showed
RoihwclI thnt It was IN his fnvor, put
II bnck and closed the snfe door.
"Why." asked Itothwcll, don't you
keep tho bonds ana the other things
IN the snfcf
IL have II special reason for not
keeping the bonds there. As to the
wntch md jewels, II doesn't much
mnttcr where they nrc kept. Some
dny you mny learn the reason. 30
long M live | cnn trust you not TO
disturb the box In the gnrret, and
nficr my death whnt II contains may
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"ro wlomW
"That viii appear Mt the time"
This was not very satisfactory. but
l'olhwcll wns Obliged 10 bc satisfied
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evidence or rnthrr of moiIyc-nlone
n vus u.s,tund tI,ut Hotl,wcIi Ind go,
behind lu Ll4 nrruuuty Lud cmbezzled
lbr umnuut ur which lac cinIrned be |
hud bcnu roI,Icd md fcnriny tbot ~
d.tcrtrd hn woulI Io4e bIu inheritance
had Killed ibp mnn whose property he
would inherit.
This muJr n strong cuso nooinst
him. md thrr. wn. very lIttle IN be
said lu hIy fnvor No frnre of INV
one having nttnckrd Primer and no
evidence Of Hotbwclrs story that he
had been robbed npprnrcd. Tho court
retained charge Of Pnlmcr's property,
but allowed the lcgutee sufficient |
funds to pny lnwyer to defend him.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-11-04
A Pawned
Watch
II Was at the Bottom Of
n Plot
by ESTHER VANDEVEER
by ESTHER VANDEVEER

Copyright. lHlo hy American prcHs
Association.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-11-04

Here Is nm explanation OF tho old
horseshoe superstition: 1T. Dunstan
was II skilled fnrricr. One day while
ut work In his forge the devil entered
In disguise and requested Dunstan to
shoe his single hOOf" Tho saint. al
though he recognized his malign Gus
toner. HCccdcd. but caused him 30
much pnln during the operation that
Sntnn begged him to desist This st.
Dunstan did. but only after he had
mndc the evil one promise that neither
he nor my Of the lesser evil spirits,
his servants. would ever molest the
inmates OF II house where the horse-
shoe was displayed
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-11-04
Will Promote Beauty.

Women desiring beauty get wonderful hrlp
from Bucklens ArnIca SnIye IL bsnIsh,s
pimples. skin eTuptions. sores and boiIs II
makes the skin soft and ytiysty. II KIori6es
the lace. Cures sore ewes. cold sores, cracked
lips chapped hands. Best for burns scaids,
fever sores. cuts bruises and piles 25c. al
G.. l.. heDannald's. Bel Air, Nd. and bar
hnRton Pharmacy. Darlington, Md.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-11-04
Catarrh Entirely Relieved.

Mr.. Ira lIonncy, Fairfield, Frcostonc
Co., Texas, writes;
81 am completely cured of nll symp.
toms of catarrh.
81 can truly sny that rcruna II the
best medicine ever saw. Iwill always
recommend fcruna To al my friends, for
ca.arrh."
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-11-04
Catarrh OF Head.

Mr,C. llallock, Antwerp, Ohio, writes,
"My daughter Allie, after taking
three bottles ofyour Peruna, Ia entirely
cured Of catarrh OF tho head OF two
ycar4' standing. We recommend Po.
runa to anybody who has catarrh."
P'rnna IL manufactured by the
'"runa Drug Mfg. Co., Columbus, Ohio,
The aegis & intelligencer., 1910-11-04


There wns once nn Irish Grand Prix.
Tho horse TINT lowered the French
colors wns tho property OF an eccen.
tric lrishmnn mined Connolly ana was
big, bony ROM. not much to look at
In tho wny of horscnesl, no It was "a
Jrent surprise TO everybody but his
owner when he came Ia first His
previous record nj the English Derby
the preceding yenr Ind not been bril-.
liant enough for anybody TO lay any
lnrge bets on him. with tho solo excep-
tion Of CouOlly himself, whose faith In
his entry wnS NJ great TINT he mort.
gagged his lnnds and put every cent on
tho horse. UP to the very end Of tho
rnce everybody looked ON Connolly as q
ruined mnn. but when tho roam shot
ArSt under the wIro he not only carried
the British cOlors TO victory, but won
u great fortune for his master. This
happened Ia the time Of Napoleon Ill.
and Connolly was No proud OF his tri-
umDh that he insisted on walking
ahend OF tho emperor and empress.
cheering aud wnvlng his Mathew
York Press.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01

FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH. cor
ner Woodward-ave. and Edmund L--
Rev. Eugene r. Shipper. minister. sun
day school st e:A9 .. m Church SER
Vice az II Z. m. Sermon subject: The
Unitsrian Heresy." The public COR
REV. }. PrRcIvAL HUGET. pastcz
Of the First Congregational churcn,
viii occupy the pulpit morning end
svsnins with usual ssrvicss. subject
OF the morning sermon, Chrtsts Sow
ereign Right" evening servtce. Eee1s
Of Brotherhood." sabbath school Will
convene At i3:is, Immediately follow
ms the morninG ssrxtes; The mid
inG at 7.4S. ss,w-s -. 49,
DR. fixes wfll preach at the wood
wArd-ave BaptfDt church on Sunday
evening az tao, his topic being the
third "a the series on Modern Points
to Ancient Tales" viz; "A Woman's
JEFrERsON-AvE. PRESBYTERIAN
church--Rsv. A. X. Barr. pastor. Morn
ms eervtce. "A o'clock. sermon topic:
Taking Hold" Musical vespsrs at Z
o'clock: topic. The Sin Of Sitting
sum" Church Of tomorrow In New
berry chapel. 3 O'Clock topic, "Decis-
saux. Sunday school ~ 10 O'Clock
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01

AN ORDINANCE 10 reguiats the ven.
tihtion OF street railway cars oper-
sted upon the streets and Highways
4 !. Asrssy !. o!cs!S. s BY tn. people
of the City Of Detroit
oo ssss.0n i. Az person, .m or r Ger,
o ossstr SH Hy pr ssssin os. e
streets and avenuee Of said city shall
provide each and ivory car (other tnan
open carsl with vcntilators which inde-
own ssiion when when put Il opsra ton s q
. continuous change Of the air n epeh
cars while they are in operation A. the
si1 % m DsdssseSsr sSce evSeS
minutes. and II shall be the duty 81 the
conductors Of each and evsry 81 snch
cars while the same are y use g put =
on account OF the weather conditions q
becomes necessary to close the AoerD. -
windows OF such cara ~. = 4
Sec 2. For each and svsry 1ay ynsr
ncsrs orr agents. opsfsses any eess
on q s.cs iSs'i q q ale srSssses "a
. sash ps aaS 's:s m o. ss g
q a. Tor . dissi as and 4spsrsss ss5pss
ana punished az hsrsinafter prc ss ).
Quirements OF thi6 ordinance by any
corporation shall be Punishepis by
such nne. when 30 imposed may % re-
covered In an actioht az law IN me
e eSmpIy rs n % e; ne
part Of any ofncsr q. agent q any Per.
q ssid city shall - puhish9blS s.Y 9
ne s p ney 70 fxf sSs,s ICY sSenmssf
until the fne imposed u 641G Vfeyt4So
ssId impriscnmenf shaIl - <1ess1 ne
mediate effect. u
Approved Sept. ~. ie1e.
PEILr BRnrTNHxnn
CHARLES \. NrcHo1A
,ofssissll ' S. Co., $685. sssv!5
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01

An ORDINANCE "a y :: & =
nance entitled Sku &f1 lm n I6Gs'
City Of Detroit wSSS< St5k \ ~
WHICH spirituouA iasen!
shall not hereaflsf Is 81 4 Il5ksd
and maintained or opIrt<11x& mtoxi-
! catIng or malt iiqucre ~ kkereif,.
ssa g repeal Al ordinaafss 81 parts .1ss:.
by adding : new ssc{ien thereto. 70
I. e hereby Sssst.sd ~ the people
tain iimits Within The city Of Detroit
toxicatins or maxi LIQUORS are soid ss
sss mall Ss hir:ssss. e :ssS
insoSiesiinS or malt nss ss soi1 there.
Of ordinances inccnslsfsnt thsrswith.l
approved Jan. !. Isoa" bs amshdsd ~
known A. section IL rs.
Section II IT,. No saloon whore
spirituous: intoxicAting g ns,t
sn e sss1os ~ nS *. c;sS
OF Detroit. described a. foiiows: A}i
that territory bounded ON the north -
the northerly city limits. on the south
BY shs S All Sog'ndsFE iI H, on shf
on The west By Huribut svenus.
ssc, = This ordinances shall taks in>
Approved i I'LL = ss' ili n...,.
cHAnLEs 4 NICHOLS. .
tofneiai papers please copyJ
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01
WAITS BERTuLON RECORDS
MADE OF ALL CITIZENS
Speaker AZ Prison Association Msst-
Ing sag oystsm Would Eievats
eteH<ard u cIxizsnshlp.

WASHRs0TONs Oct. 1s--beruuou
msasureh3snts and photographs of
every citizen for public record were
proposed last night It the American
Prison association convention BY Al
bert H. Hall, Of Minneapolis. In sub
Knitting the report Of the COMMITTEES
on criminal law.
THE United States government
ought to make it, chief concern "a
discover, develop and realixe itself
By gathering and recording full bio
graphic and civic data Of each Of ita
component units, the lift Of every
man" said Mr.. Hall, We have do
veloped the registration and identinr
cation Of domestic animals Why
omit the record OF human life, the ~
pfeme product Of creation? The tnsl
u not Impossible. IL BENEFITS would
b. tncalculahle and Tar reaching.
Such . registration should boI n,
tiona1 IN scope and authority. embfac
ing . continuous onumerotion and
consecutive NUMBERING of the whole
|citisenahip, Including : duplicate card
bearer BY. photograph or hnger-print
Such duplicates should BE kept In q
federal bureau. There should be q
compulsory daily entry and report BY
III courts Of record and other onicisl
keepsrp o. social and vital data q
: =: syssy contact q the man with
Mr.. Hall expressed the opinion that
such = system would elevate and
eQualixe the standard OF cifizenship
prevent dupIicity Of the individual IN
al his relations and extend the family
ties, constitute universal intel
ligence and credit bureau and simplify
expensive election registration.
Mr.. Halls radical suggestion pre-
cipitated general discussion among
the delegates.
The convention will close today
but many OF the delegates will re.
main over to attend the international
prison congress sessions next week.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01

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The Detroit times., 1910-10-01
BLAINE oAvETT ours p. n

SAGINAW, Mich, Oct. 1.--Blaine
Gavett, who has been In the employ
Of the Perc Marquette railroad for
the past 20 years in various capact
ties, the last four years IS train mas.
ter of the Saginaw division, has re.
signed to open a business In Grand
Rapids. the resignation taking effect
Oct. I. For 16 years he was con-
nected with the passenger department
at Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01

AN ORDINANCE to repeal an ordinance
shs vsnt,lssion - stsee, railway cars
operated Spon the streets and high
ways OF the City OF Detroit" APP
R Il r. SsrsS S ofdsinsd BY the people Of
the City OF Detroit
section I. That an ordinances 20
regulate the ventilation OF street rail-
way cars operated upon the streets ana
proved May :. 1906. be and the same -
Sec Sec. q This ordinance shall take I'm
Approved r FRI - bIRssa}}rnryEH.
Mayor.
CHARLEY , = c csSso' usO
(ofnsiai papers please copyJ II
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01

/ MMEOI4A, l.. l., Oct. Lit was
isAfnsd here yesterday that J. Frank
Baukney, chief clerk In the once Of
the treasurer Of Nassau county who
killed himself at his home In Hemp.
stead on Tuesday. was q defaultsr.
Charles 8. Lewis, the county treas
urer, says that the county has been
robbed Of more than $4,000, and that
W. Rapelyca, who was clerk under
Baukney. has confessed to stealing
$4,000 Of the amount missing. RapeI.
yea made confession today and ID
now IN the county Jail here awaiting
the action Of the grand jury.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01
n. r. C. Il.

The Rev. Emery w. Hunt, president
Of Denison university, Will address the
rally In Association hall. Sunday after
noon. a. $3.50 o'clock. on The Power
OF Life Archibald Jackson. baritone
Ian church. will sing An hours orches-
trail concert In the lobby Will precede
the meeting.