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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-28
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It's for Observation-Disclosures t
Seem Dorf @apn ligger 2 italienlfe
9ampere unoer Silipn, ioet Ser bar
pilt Jig mistenfelige Siltgloe al
Spgooln olnbor6. Sigeleoes CT
@aslaqcrerne fra Ialnplfibet
u9Noltfe", fra NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., l1n=
ser &orantnne paa &olero=9alaret=
tet paa @off1nan Sslano. S Spr=
bags fif 9olitiet fat / Ell lpanif
sSprbgoer, Ser / ct Har Gage bapOe
gaaet frit omfring / 8Dens @aoer,
men iom lenere blep inblagt paa
@ellepue @oipital og piite fig at
libe of en- foleraagtig Spgoom. &u=
rantp,,e<s(l <s(l,tboriteterne far taget
meget olporlige 6orbol0sregler moo
5mitte11s l1bbre6ele og mener MI at
babe forbinbret bens Spreoning.
s 8oiton er ser forefaloet ct
Gg6sfal6 of utpipliomt aliatilf So
lera, nenIig en- 9ogioertinbe, Ser
bopoe taget ct 3ar italienife o.
men6 i &uiet. S6men6ene blep
ipee" oe in1itte6e @artinoen, iom
6soe, men ielp flpgteoe 6e og er iffe
ie1ere frnone. Mutboriteternc a'1-
filler en- iprig @lopiogt efter 0ern.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-28
Gnjctuiuaen meo Canada.

SanoeIeu mellem Sc Ior. Stater
% Ganooa er tiltaget 1neget betpoe=
liet / set iiolte Aar. Sra II. g.
til Canada Dor l1ofprielen 270 Mil=
lioner Gollars mos PIG slaret for=
ro, % fra Canada ilt0fprtes for
1O1 Millioner Collars moo So Wfil=
lioner Maret iorl,0.
9r. Srebericf u. Gppf miitcr tit
Siplpm.
st Selegram fra 4ipbenbapn al
%. sSuli meooeler, at set fgl. geo.
grofilfe Sellfob &ipbenbupn bar
onnulleret Set 9iplom iom set lin
Sis gap Gr. Goof tilligen1eo ell
Gulome6oille for baus paaftaaeoe
Sp0a9elle al 9foropolen.
Nnti=&rubibition pinocr Segas.
Siolt 9prbog afbol0tes Seros
en- ipeeie! s(fltcnning angaae1oe Ell
Notwithstanding ON Eroblbi-
tion for bele Staten. 9ielultatet al
Milten1ningen er life enOlul el1oelig
op9iort, men al Sc foreli9ger0e Sal
lneuer man mes Gifferbe6 at fl1nne
jll,tte, at s(nti=Erobibitio niiterne bar
nunoet. Sp til 9irsoog benne ltge
bapoe Observation-Disclosures 234,=
101 % &robibitionilterne 90, 7,997
Sten1n1er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-28

@n e. set siben, at Ge ber tee,.e
Dem for ct Mbonnement paa 6ette
8lab. Deb iine paaIioeIiee Otter.
retninger % it u6baIgte 2eieitof pil
bet blipe Gem Ell fierfommen @ipit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-28

IS 70 eS or = arl s o.
rem e II tt I &c o + 9 e.
3. 20. Suli refer Dor 2on6smano
Hrof. Carl 2orent5en al SEEM Oorf
l1niberiitet til &riltionia for at oel-
tage / georges ltntperlitets 100
slars Gelt. &rofesior 9orel1t5en far
mootaget Ell perlonlig Snobp0elle
fra ltntpriitetets 9}eftor og 6afultet
til at 6eltage / @unore6oars= =Sabi=
leet, og fan er oesuoen blepet on
mooet ON at reprGientere 9felp yorf
ltniperiitp og Soma Stote ltni=
beriitp og operbril1ge beres folle=
giale @iliener og 9pfpnifninger.
gnoptoere pil Erofesior 2orent5e11
repralettere slu,erican Sconbino=
pion Societp og slmericon Scon0i=
napion 6ou16otion. Hrofcsior 2o-
rent5en bliper loaleoes 9feprn1entant
oe0 Soften for 2 mnerifanlfe og 2
ifanoinopi1f- -amerifonlfe sSnititlltio=
ner, foru6en at fan bar lnootoget
Sen pcrlonlige Sn0bDoelie. SON pil
liffert gjpre Dor gfotionalitet egre
beo 6enne bpjtioelige 9(nle0ning.
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e II, q m 9 0 + T,
refer til 6 hic q 40.

Sriniattis Me11igbeo Gbicago,
bpiS &reit, Ealtor s. 6. 9fpr0am,
bar opiogt i'm @ierning for at ipge
Gmbe0e Gonmorf,bar ien6t &olos=
brep til Eaitor s(. 9. snoerien.
GrGit for Sen 0onife Grinitotis
Menigbe0 Seem Sort og Menigbe=
oerne &ort Gbeiter, g. g., og
Srforo, q. S, og &altor s(n0erier1
bar mootaget &ulOet> iom fan bif
tiltreoe @egpn0elien al 9eopem6er
Eoitor slnoerien er fpot 1871 i
Sperige, Sgn al Ell len6erip6lf
Sgfoptejn og tilb9ren0e en- gom=
(mel ignoerjp0lf 6a1nilie. San
| bar facet lin tbeologilfe l1o=
oonnelle poa &relteieminariet /
arop @en6erjpllan0> fon
til 9lmcrifa 1894 blep oroir1eret
1895, og bele 6ans praiteIige girf=
|iombeo Dar beret / 0anife @enigbe-
Ser ln6er Gen 6onife &irfe / E}ten-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-28
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6 I a / t e, gS / 8, 3 I i
1d pr g + n i 5 e II I.

|& ct ter S. 9 III t +, 6 II
6 I a + e, 8 / 8, 3 I l.
pI e + g L n is II t.
Sor 2an0sman0 Eeter S. Sn1ith
asiiltere110e Yoitlneiter Gau Glaire,
@is., far opnaaet SEN l1onerfelie
iomtioig at pare &rnlioent for to
betpoeltge Srganiiationer. @an bar
i flere Aar peret en- af 6e le6en0e
Meno / Snoepen6ent Scan6inopian
@orfingmens 9lsiociation, far
gientagne @al,ge p9ret Soreningens
Hrgli0ent og beflebt nn0re al 6ens
Gilli0Spoiter og blep poanp palgt
til 0ehS 4sreii6ent beo Srganiia-
tionens Marsn1gbe ioar. Wtot 6en=
ne Moane6 blep bon en6pi6ere, ON
ems meget iu1o6 lit gnife, pa1gt til
&reli6ent for ggisconiin Msiocia-
tion Of Msiiltent &oltmaiters. Sons
&rotelt mo6 Sbertagelfen al 6enne
&oit bar til ingen Septic. San er
en- meget 6pgtig og paapasien6e gm<
beibsman6, Ser 4 9lar bar befle6t
@mbe6et Gau Claire &oitfontor,
en- opgtig Soler og en- ppperlig M0<
r1iniitrator.
gom ct @urioiutn fan meo6eles,
at Ser iDnes at bore iterf gfter-
fp6rgiel efter 6e @au Claire @nit-
'mpn0 for 8reii6ent- -8er6igbe6er.
@r. Smitbs Gbef, Nortneiter
|@elcb, er Greii6ent for @isconiin
8oitneiter- SCREENING, oe 8bontas $.
Murpbp, Gau Claire, Hfaiibent for
Sen ionln1e stats SCREENING for goii
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-28
r9)faine".

arbei6et neo 0ptaseIien al gra-
get al @rigsifibet rMai,1e" fortiet-
tes itabigt &apanos Sapn. &ele
sen S116oenrning ON gfibet, inm
par bpgget for at tgr1egge Get, er
M pun1pet Inns, men graget ligger
begrapet en- betp0elig 9pb6e af
9Dn6, iaa sen 4on1isiion, Ser bnr
faoet ben 9pgne at fnitiIan Moria-
gen til 5orlifet, enonu intet bar
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-28
9 . 5 5 al 5 / IS e t
9 e II m a + f, % / 3.

- r ~ - ~ !
9 n N IF, Bis.
Gn af Sc ferlte 6anife 9fpbpgge-
re / @eit 0enmarf, @is.> Eeter
Mn0erien, er iflg. nDpf." nplig of-
gaaet beo 9p0en efter lengere- Sios
Spg0om, en- Mapeli6elle. San blep
inologt paa ct Giafonisie-&oipital i
Minneapolts, bbor ban laa / flere
Tiger, men set gift ita6ig neo as
8offe, og oa ban blep flar oper, at
set ptlbe blibe 9e6en, boo bart ON
at faa SOB at fomme biem for at
og. Denne 8en blep ogiaa opfpl6t,
og ban u6talte lin @l9be berober.
men &refterne oor mart uotbmte.
og nogle Elmer efter at ban bar
tommen bienL iop 6an rolig inb.
Heter Nnoerien bar en- af oe ga1nle
8onebrDoere Ser oppe, Ser far faget
en- baaro Dpit me0 sen bilbe Sfob
for at omoanne Sen til frl1gtbart
Mgerlan6, og ban blep en- af oe.re
Der 1rep set pioelt gfonomif @en-
ieenoe, men oerfor gle1nte ban BOG
life at ipge De aanoelige @eroier.
@an bar ct trofait MeoIem of Gen
oonife airfes Menigbe0 / @eit Cen
mart.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-28

9t y 5 an t : Il M e T. / f q nlf
s 0 I II ing.
nif=slrgentinere, JONI opboloer
Zig 0jemn1e Gonmorf, far Sen 10.
Snli bolot ct Mp0e poa @ima1el6jar-
get, bpor Set blep pe6toget at ooul1e
en- 6orening al 9anf=Mrgenti'1ere.
Meoet talte 60 9eltagere, og ser
blep tolt of 2 forbel'berenoe Nru=
lter 9lrgentina, ian1t at Ho1tor
Mnoreaien fra San6il, ser for Gioer.
opboloer Jig bie1nme. Set peotoges.
at boloe ct Nfg6e bpert 9lar Sen s:
Snli og til n9lte Mp0elteo polgtea:
Mgen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-28

STRIP eftet &rbpenumere poa oet..
te SLAB.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-28
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9 I 5 e nj ar . OIL en 3
a 5 | y Z e e.
gr q I / q III G I / t a.
Gunife 9looe meooeler ct Sntcr-
bie,p mes Spfin0eren al ct traao-
lp1t Selegraf=Spitem, goloelnor
&oulien, bpilfet fan u6talte Jig
ON spite1ncts l1obre0elie @n!eri=
ia. Ser blap iplrgt bom, ON set
er meo bans SpltenL oet nplig er
foretoget pellpffe6e Doripg poo at
ienoe troooleie Selegron11l1er oper
set ltille Scem fra slmerifa til 81
lippinerne.
Set peo jeg loalnrno iffe," ipa=
re0e Spfinoeren, ~jeg bar life bert
fra set amerifonife 5elifo6, per uo-
nptter mine Spfin0elier, Sen ie=
mere Sis. 0fen for pprig fan Ser
foretoges ioooonne 6oripg mes
boaoe nit og an0re Spltemer, bbis
man blot bor 9iooo til at befoite
oenl. Gn troo0lps 6orbin0ellc op>::
Set ltille Ocean ct life laa panIfe
Zig at etablere.
uGr Sc ny Stotioner efter Gerc5
Gplteln slmerifa mart fnrotge?"
uNogle al 0em ct ollere0e fnr0i=
&c, men Oe fon naturligpi5 life
fon1ue oHe ian111en poa en- @any.
Ser ifol nel1lig oprettes it.e nI:n,
0re ems ca. 500 stationer otter init
sDitem Sc 6orene0e Stoter. 9frgle
af Sem lfol brugeS til Soerlani;s>
Selegrofering og -Selefoncring, me-
oen5 0e on0re, iom bpggebes o:o
aplterne, onpen0es til 6orbinoelie
oper $0opet, 81. a. oper 9ltlantcr=
bapct % Set ltille Ocean.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-28

Cleric. Mr. &eter S. @mit6 bor
bapt lit &iem / gou Claire i 20
Mar.
IS r. M. u II breie fra
81 a b raa>
Sormono for SEN lgnoeripolfe
sprogfore'1ing, opbol0er Jig for 81
oen paa &eitfpiten, bpor Fan belp=
ger fine 6erboen6e 8rpore og bol-
Der 6oreorog / oanife Toreninger.
@ioite ltge tolte fan i Galinos,
Gbualar> San 6rancisco, Yetolu=
ma og @oDtporo, Gal.
9 an t 5 or q g 8 + c 5 r.
Som tiOligere on1talt bar Stateu
Mtnaeiotu fipbt Set cooperative
Mejcri / gilbert Sea al 6ormerne
og nil oprette ct Goriegslnejeri ser
l1noer Stotens ~0airp ans 5000
Commission. 9Gejeriet lfol oper=
tages til 1. sluguit og tru0er ltrof5
i Sirflolnbe0 iom 6origgsmejeri un=
Der 2eoclie al Dor 9onosnlano
Sames Sgrenien, ma1ge slar @laj-
|eriinlpeftpr for 5totcn Miltneloia.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-28
21. AARGANG.
1lamnt Tam1at1txm1.

g . t e or 6 a o. Cleric. Mr &eer s. @mit6 bor
rent5en t @ore e. bop lit @jem eou Claire 20
8. 80. Suli refer 10 2un0sn1auD Mar
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-07-06
German Gunboat to Morocco.

Berlin,-Germany, in sending the
gunboat Panther to Agadir and stalk
ing a claim in southern Morocco in
anticipation of the possible partition
of the country. will take its share in
the province of Sus, with its rich
copper and mineral deposits and it's
great agricultural possibilities. That
is what the German newspapers pre-
dict will berdone, unless France and
Spain withdraw from the present ad-
venture and respect the integrity of
Morocco.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-07-06
THIEF ESCAPES IN BALLOON
Pickpoeket at Picnic Jumps Into Bas-
ket When Gas Bag Ascends and
Makes His Escape,

Sayre, Ok.-George Harvey. a pro.
fessional %aeronaut, was preparing IN
make a balloon ascension at a picnic
near Shamrock, Ok. Just as the helm.
ers were untying the gas bag the town
marshal discovered a pickpocket and
started after him. The pursued man
made for the balloon. Just as the last
rope was cut he jumped in the basket
with the balloon man and the big bag
began going up, leaving the officer
with a blank stare and the crowd
cheering.
The aeronaut had intended landing
only about Is miles away, but the
thief drew a revolver and told him to
go farther away. The balloon was
driven 80 miles from the starting
place, and when about 10 feet from
the ground the pickpocket leaped and
ran. When the balloon had been re-.
lieved of the mans weight It shot I'M
in the air again and the ~bailoonist was
unable to land Immediately. When
he did the mar had disappeared.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-07-06
WICHITA HAS $4,000 FIRE
Ice Plant and Barn Destroyed
Negro Hostler Gre
mated.

Wichita, Kan.-Two% disastrous fires
broke out almost simultaneously in
this city. An old negro hostler named
Preston was burned to death. The
property loss, including three valuable
horses, is about 100000. insufficient
water pressure retarded the fire fight
ing and increased the loss greatly.
The big fire vas in the storage
house of the Arctic Ice company and
about 100000 worth of provisions,
eggs, meats and apples were de-
stroyed, also about $4,000 worth of
furs belonging to the Rorabaugh Dry
Goods Company.
The smaller fire was in a barn on
North st. Francis avenue. Here the
negro hostler and three horses were
burned.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-07-06
ECZEMA T0RTUR
INSTANTLY REA'
Cured by an External II,

You are remarkably fortuf
are without some skin troubl
be only pimples or black
chapped hands, or the accidd
cut, scald, burn or boil, OF
buncle or felon, or perhaps
serious diseases Of eczemi
erythema, seborrhoea, or ps,~
innamed piles, or some comr
ton of the skin. There is q
ard sovereign remedy witt.
ready reach, and which you
chase at any druggists. It
Ointment, put up in screw
containers, selling at fifty 4
q dollar, according to size. J
ready for use, and as easy to
cold cream or vasehne. Thou
physicians enthusiastically
Resinol Ointment, and hum
thousands Of families depend
and are never without It.
Soap Is a chemically puro I'd
Of the highest grade. 1t cont
modified form the same medi
Resinol Ointment, and is r.
as a preventive for ma
troubles, including blackhea,
ped hands and pimples. Their
ing better for the cleansip
scalp and shampooing. 1t pre-
falling out of the hair. 1t 1
fant's soap, par excellence,
the skin sweet and healthy
venting many Of the troubles
often attack the delicate ski
child. You will find the Resi-
ment and Soap at all druggis
Resinol Chemical Co., Baltir
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-07-06
NAVY'S FIRST AERIAL BOAT
HydropIane, First Of its Kind in U. S.
Navy, Makes Successful
Flight.

Hammondsport, N. Y.-The newest
craft of the United States navy has
been launched on Lake Keuka and
the first aerial pilot of the Navy quail,
fled in his official trial. The new craft
is a hydro ,aeroplane constructed on
the lines demanded by the govern
ment, is larger than the Curtiss ma.
chine, and is equipped with a 7O-horse
motor. Two boats were an
chored in the lake $500 feet apart
and around these Lieut.. Ellison, the
pilot, flew four times, rising above 200
feet and describing a figure eight on
each circle.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-07-06
FLASHES Of THE WEEK
JOTTINGS FROM TELEGRAMS
Interesting Items Gathered From All
parts OF the World CONDENSED
into Small Space for the Ben.
eft of Our Readers.
National CAPITAL.

Organized to eliminate compete
ton, the United States Steel corpora
ton has not produced this result, be.
cause it controls only about half or
the steel industry now, as compared
with go per cent at the time OF its
organization.
A surplus Of S33, 900 is probable
in the ordinary revenue of the gov.
eminent for the fiscal year ending
June 30.
Admiral Twining, the new chief OF
ordnance, has created a board of ex.
perts to pass upon the merits Of de-
vices or processes pertaining to the
armor of ships, torpedoes, shells, high
explosives, etc.
Nearly 77.Ot0,0 900 barrels Of cement
were manufactured in the United
States in 1910; 10,j00,000 barrels
more than that of 1909.
Federal Judge Ralph L. Campbell
of Oklahoma holds that lands in
herited by full blood Indians from
deceased allottees, can be transferred
without the approval of the secretary
Of interior.
Extensive frauds against the gov.
ernment through the differentiation
Of laces from Syria have been dis.
closed.
Private detectives have been
ahadowiug Clarence s. Funk, sta
witness against Senator l.orimer in
the present investigation Of bribery
charges in connection with Lorimer's
election.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-07-06
Sueo Neiahbors for Movino.

In a petition claiming several Of his
neighbors compelled him to confess
to a crime OF HOUSEKEEPING Of which
he was not guilty and later obliged
him to leave the state, on threats of
personal violence. Armon Elum-
bsugh, formerly Of Rayborn, has filed
suit for 100000 damages in the south
ern division Of the United States fed
eral court in Springfield against ]. C.
B. Hopkins, William Hopkins, Dennis
Hopkins, William Helsley, James H.
Hutsell and Richard Rayborn.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-07-06

San Francisco.-Two earthquake
shocks, the heaviest since the big
earthquake and fire of 1906, separated
by only 9. few seconds, Jared the
central portion of 3alifornia and west
ern Nevada. The first sharp shock
came at 2:01 o'clock, followed within
a few seconds by one of similar in
tensity, each lasting about five sec.
onds.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-07-06
MISSOURI STATE NEWS
Christian Endeavor Election.

The twentieth annual convention OF
tho Seventh District Christian En-.
deavor Union Of Missouri, com.
posed of the following counties.
Christian, Dallas, Greene, Hickory.
Laclede. Polk, Pulaski, st. Clair,
Stone, fancy and Webster, in session
at Lebanon, elected the following of.
fcers: President. Theodore Dunn of
Lebanon; secretary, Miss Pansy
knight Of Springfield; secretary O r
respondence department, Miss Jessie
Burley of Lebanon; junior s%uperinten.
dent, Miss Mabel Haun of Springfield.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-07-06
Typhoid Vaccine for Militia.

st. Joseph, Mo.-Dr. o. C. Gebhart,
major in command of the field hos
pital, Missouri National Guard, has
received a large consignment of ty-
phoid vaccine from the war depart
ment. 1t will be administered to the
5000 guardsmen of Missouri. The
field hospital here is the first in Mis-.
souri, to use the vaccine.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-07-06
Commercial Clubs Confer.

Through the efforts of Governor
Hadley and John II. Curran, former
chief immigration commissioner of
Missouri, the Ozark division of the
State Federation of Commercial Clubs
will be organized at West Plains, Mo,
in conjunction with with the annual
peach carnival.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-07-06
Kansas tias New State Printer.

Topeka, KANT. A. McNeal has
retired as state printer and W.. c..
Austin of Cottonwood Falls takes his
place. S. c. drummer retired as a
member of the state tax commission
and J. A. Burnett Of Caldwell took
his place. Austin was elected last fall
while Burnett was appointed by the
governor.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-07-06

J. N. Dolley, state bank commits.
sioner, has organized a secret service
bureau for protection against bank
robbers and bank swindlers for the
Kansas state banks.
After three hours III the whirlpool
Of the Niagara gorge, Bobby Leach
who was riding the rapids in a barrel,
was rescued, nearly dead. Lincoln
Beachey. the aviator almost went into
the whirlpool headforemost, and
Oscar Wagner lost his nerve when 40
feet out into the gorge on a wire and
had to he lowered into the shallow
water, $50 feet below.
The Kansas waterworks case goes
to the highest court of the land on q
writ of error. The case involves the
right of Wyandotte county to tax the
property of the Kansas City, Mo-,
waterworks in Kansas.
A heavy penalty will be assessed
against all corporations that have not
paid federal taxes at the close OF bus
mess June 30.
The last Kansas legislature passed
a law providing tax rebates where
ponds were built. A number Of
farmers who took advantage of the
law have plenty of water for stock,
while others are forced to haul water
long distances or sell their stock at
low prices.
Justice Daniel T. Wright Of the dis
trict supreme court at Washington
has issued a rule against Samuel
Gompers, Frank Morrison and John
Mitchell of the American Federation
of Labor, requiring them to show
cause on July II why they should
not be judged guilty Of contempt Of
court.
William Loeb, Jr., collector of
customs, has begin an investigation
to learn what cowplicity, customs
mel had in smuggling the jewels OF
Mrs. Helen Dwelle jenkins through
New York in 1909. The jewels are
said to be worth $500 900.
Overseer Wilbur Glen Voliva of the
Christian Catholic church was in
dictcd at Zion City, ILL.,, charged with
election frauds involving control OF
the church founded by the late Alex
ander Dowie.
In connection with a general re-
vision by the Oklahoma food and
drug commission of its rules and
regulations, 4 number Of important
new rules have been adopted, effer-
tive July /, which are expected TO
correct abuses and better sanitary
conditions.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-07-06
Hens Worked Overtime.

A turkey hen that laid three eggs
in one day, and an ordinary barn
yard biddy, that Matched and is moth
ering a bunch Of prairie chickens, are
the fowls that have most recently
added to the fame of Galloway county.
w, 7. Dawson, west of Fulton, owns
the turkey hen and j. w. Black, north
west of Fulton, owns the other.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-07-06
iIayneG Returns.

Lon Haynes, cashier of the Citi-
zens' Bank of Macon, has returned
home. He arrived on the Burlington
from the West and was met by
friends and driven at once to his
home. He declined to state where
he has been, but says he has been in
communication with Mrs. Haynes and
the bank examiner.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-07-06
Domestic Items.

Gov. Stubbs has named tho com.
mission of Kansas physicians who
will select the site for the state
tuberculosis hospital.
j. r. Reichmann, ex-president OF
the Carnegie Trust company Of New
York vas sentenced to serve four and
one.half months in the pen~itentiary
for making a false report to the state
banking department.
The vault of the state bank ot
Ryars, Ok, was pried open by robbers
and $4,000 taken.
Polygamy no longer is practiced by
Utah Mormons, and the man who is
Canght taking a plural wife is prompt
ly communicated, says Joseph
Smith, president.
Mrs. Francis Gelusha is in jail
IL Topeka, Kan, charged with max
ing white slaves of her 13-yeac-old
daughter and two other girls.
A campaign to induce the govern
ment to enter the field of drainage
reclamation throughout the Missis-
sippi valley was started at a meeting
Of the board of control of the ma
tional irrigation congress in Chicago
recently.
Work has commenced on the g..
000,o0o elevated Santa Fee tracks at
Wichita, Kan.
officials of the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe and the Chicago, Rock Island
& Pacific railroads say the fiscal year
just ended will show increased earn
ings over any previous year.
Virgil Facklam, II years old, IL held
at Fort Riley, Kan, in connection
with the burning OF the cavalry
stable recently.
The bridge over Salt river at
Phoenix. Ariz., the longest concrete
structure of the kind in the world Ia
now open.
NJ. f. Trap OF Guthrie, formerly
state auditor, declares that he has
traced forged state warrants that
amount to $4,000 or $40, 200.
The testimony of Capt, Banner and
the reporters, who assert having
heard the confessions of immortality
in the See trial at Chicago, will be
admitted.
David Campbell, chief OF the Port.
land, Ore, fire department, was killed
and three other firemen injured in a
blaze at the plant of the Union Oil
company which required the entire
department to subdue.
One Kansas railroad has a $4,000
damage suit on its hands as a result
OF an injury to q passenger nea
Wichita caused by a heavy suitcase
falling from a hatrack.
Federal Judge Newman denied the
application of Charles w. Morse fol
release from prison at Atlanta, Ga.
on a writ of habeas corpus.
A man Is locked up at Jersey CITY
suspected Of being Elmer ]. McUard.
for whom there is a reward Of $1,0Ol
on a charge of holding up a st. Louis
Iron Mountain & Southern train neaI
Lenapah. Ok. March %.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-07-06

The fifteenth annual encampment
of the South Central Missouri Exon
federate association will be held at
Barnitz Lake on August 80, 81 and
September / and 2. Barnitz Lake is
the property Of the South Missouri
Ex.Confederato association, and is To-
Gated in Dent county, about IS miles
from Rolla.