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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-04
MORE FAVORABLE
TONE N CATTLE
ING ADVANCE OF 10
CENTS.
RECEIPTS HELD DOWN
BECAUSE OF HOLIDAY
Hogs Open Steady to Shade Higher.
With Receipts Under the Monday
Averaee-Sneep and Lambs Also in
Better Tons-Current Quotat ons at
Market Centers.

Cnicago. Sept. with last weeks
unsatisfactory mark conditions. anC
this week opening With holiday, own
ers OF cattle held Jack II, pments a.d
the receipts TODAY We're only $1,000
which is small run for Monday rs
the opening.
The general collapse Of the boom
puts values for common. medium and
pretty good srassers and short FED
steers anywhere from SO cents to -
cents lower than extreme high point on
Aug IS. only a little over two weeks
business $ fiat 30 cents lower Up
around s7.250 30 the slump is COM
pared with ten days ago, when that
stuff was highest and il is 4 drop of
% q 80 cents, while comparing strictly
choice 70 prime grades values must be
sized up against last Mondays rates.
and here fiat quarter drop does NOT
cover all the instances.
Exporters have continued small fac
tors in the trade. The British strike
upset things badly across the water
and high cost of export steers on this
side has been another factor Until
conditions are adjusted there will be
only scant demand from this quarter.
Stiller crop dwindied down after
Monday. altho few We're here We'd
nesday TO share il the drop Best price
for the Shoppers last week was $3.50.
against top OF $50 last week
a year ago the high spot for corn
fed heeves was $3.50. ard bulk of bus
mess was at $s10a7.S5. against a
spread Of s6.3007.S5 this week Ii was
first week in months when the prices
were as near TO levels the corresponds
ing week a year behind.
The southwestern run Of quarantine
cattle was put back at least forty days
by drouth and this applies TO beef
from Kansas pastures as well as be-
low the quarantine line. Instead of a
midsummer supply from that quarter
the movement has been deferred until
September and October, when 1t will
come in a bunch, if railroad expecta-
ton is worth anything. At one time
there was a prospect that southwest
ern pastures would furnish little or no
beef this year and some Texas cattle
we're shipped back, south from parched
Oklahoma pastures, but timely rains
came stopping the exodus and resum-
ing beef making. 1t remains TO be seen
what proportion OF the southern run
will be beef and feeders. Grass own
ers found the whole territory from
which they draw stockers in the south
and southwest bare of aged cattle last
spring, forcing on them the alternative
Of taking young cattle, so that small
portion OF heavy beef in the fall run
and a considerable percentage of feed
ers is 10 be expected II killers get
competition from feeders on Kansas
grass cattle in good flesh. the beef
market Will receive material assistance
There exists prospect Of a drop in
prices OF medium and common beef
cattle when Oklahoma and Kansas
pastures are emptied. a process now
scheduled 10 begin in September and
continue at aood tide all thru Octo-
Der.
Hogs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-04
WILL MEET IN SPRING LAKE, N.
j., TO CONSIDER AFFAIRS OF
MOMENT.
TOPICS OF WIDE INTEREST
WILL BE DISCUSSED
Laws Recently Enacted and Proposed
TO &c cens:ae-ed IL Relation to Wei
fare Of Comm nweaIths-Western
Governors to Go From Chicago on
Special Train.

Spring Lake, ~ j., Sept. 4.-For the
first time within recent American ms
tory the go .ernors of approximately
forty of the forty-siX states will meet
in conferences mere Tuesday. sept. l..
Thirty seven CHEF executives have ac-
cepted the cal! outright. several from
nearby commemorative have yet to be
heard from and of the small remainder
those who can So arrange their duties
will attend for. at least. portion OF
the time The original conference al
the White House. held upon call OF
President Roosevelt in 1897 was at
tended by thirty three conferees.
The full five days of the program
will be devoted &c discussion of aues-
statesmen. while social affairs will BE-
kept in the background. Last year at
Louisville. a round of entertainment
was provided which took so much time
that the business of the conference was
ccrtailed. Whcn they adjourned to
meet at Spring Lake. the governors
told Governor Wilson that they wanted
to come this YEAR for serious business.
and would leave the social end TO their
wives and others who might accom-
pany them. Accordingly Governor VIII
son and the COMMITTEES have refused to
allow any entertainments to be ar
ranged, except a reception which lie
and Mrs Wilson will give at the state
cottage a, Sea Grit, Sept. II. and
dinner 10 be given the following Thurs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-04
Babe Killed BY Train.

Mapleton. Sept. 4.-The little 3-year-
old son of Grant Leise, who lives about
three miles southwest of here. was
struck by the early morning Milwau-
lSee passenger train No. 1, and instant
ly killed. Little is known of the at
fair. as the mother of the child car
ried the body to the house nearby and
refuses to talk
The track wheN the little fellow was
killed has large curve and swings
abruptly around high hill. making It
impossible for the engineer to see OBJ
iects but a short distance ahead. 1t Is
presumed that the boy followed his
father in the field and on coming to
the track loitered there and was thus
struck by the fast train.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01

SPECIALIZED ounce Or pure stiyer
lis now and has been tor ages
Chins's standard o. yaluc. This
weight OF silver Ii dominated tael
lind forms the basis upon which Al
transactions, whether ~
ternal or internal. are carried out
In the United States kingtom tne
ounce Is unit OK unyaryinE value
wherever II occurs. be the locHiitlet
~ far removed Az the Orkneyn from
the scillyx But IN China similsl
geographical distances VIII embrace
hair dozen or more varying values
for the tael: In fact, nearly ever,
large center OF trade throughoul
that yast territory 81 1906. oot
square MILES possesses tael Of 81
YER OF It's own. Of special fitness and
special weight.
As II this were not enough b,
way Of complication. We find IN ney'
oral cases mat the tael Is not cnI,
appraised By sIRcial weight ans
special flneness. but BY convention
as we'll. this latter attributc beini
the custom prevailing IN certain dis
tricts whereby a given number q
taels OF account would be settled b.
different number Of silver taels o
the same district
The best known Of slI the fee'l
10 called the ifaikwans aud on th:
particular standard the impsrla
maritime customs are reckoned. I
ID interesting. therefore. 20 note tina
among the whole list OF treaty port
! there are no two local tacls that q
gree In value when measured 4
I tcrms Of the Hsikwan tses* That's
loo lialkwan taels equal ilf.f'
| Chairhai taeIs. and 100 Hnikwal
tao's equal los Ticntsin tssIs.
II silver In bulk be sent rom an
one center 20 any other Is II al one
placed in the crpcibIe and bfougb
up or down to the pitch Of flnene>
current In the receiving center. Par
enthetically Il Il 10 be notod that "a
| foreign exchange prices OF silver A.
upon and approximately follows tn
price OF bar silver IN London.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01

Az the doctors = last coming in.
10 their ownl
Many readers d6lbtlo60 rcmem-
ber ~ family physician Of ! quarter
81 century 80 Who Wose double
breasted cot, / hieh ak hat and 4
bushy beard snd wAo vas looked
upon With awe ~ he solemnly stalk
"a down the street HI wss dignity
and professional a)oofneeo from the
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01

A visitor TO the opera. who. by
the vay. n not regular attendant.
sat through the performance q
Die Walknrsr the other sseaing
Apparently she enjoyed the music.
apd she didn't saow signs of ark n
interest a. any point. shr dldE Z
understand the language. and che
didn't know the rxendArr tale that
vas sung.
when shc m~s an Intimate fflsnd
nest day she sxkcd Were yOa o
The opera last night on. I'm -
slsd' ! ~lsh 20 a<k you ko'nethinr
Tell me. was Il xoodf Was the sio.
~ intcre~fInEF"
Assured that sueh was the fact.
the inquirer said; You CSC. ! llkel
Il fairly veil, and just wanted 70
know " ~az HIKING ~omeshlns that
was worth Il. "--rhilAdelphiz Record
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01

The first stocking frames are said
10 have been made by William Lee.
eurafc Of rulysrton. IN 1855 nna
we're IT nrsf worked b. him. siih
the assistance OF bis sweetheart OF
wife.
Like most ether Inventors. be fall
I'd 70 receive . suitable reward loI
his labor and IL said 10 have dlea
At Paris In 1910, starving and bfok-
sn.heafted.
The stocking wesyers company.
established In 1858. for The next -
fears had almost q monopoly Of ihe
business, but Great Britain today
makes nearly one-hsif OF the atocs.
Inzs made Id the <.arld. 0ermany
Is rstas second. b<lnx famous iof
the chespnces and excellence o. he'
hosc. ~~ National Magazine.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01

of the News scimitar "fapdoodle'' and
declares that;
tbs the same old story OF the man
in the Scriptures who has one talent
and tied It up in napkin and buried
1t in the earth 90 that II could not
get away from him and returned Il
TO the Master when He demanded a
settlement. and was rsbuked for bis
utter lack Of performance. lie
thought he was doing great faing
when he gave back what had been
given him. but, as a matter OF fact.
hs had done nothing at all. Tie
s7.ooc.oco q property of which
our contemporary speaks. would haze
continued to be simply the talent tied
up in the napkin. but for the genius
OF the men and the interests which
went to work for its Development.
The earth Is full Of riches, but il
does not give them up without labor.
without the application Of thought
and industry. Ever since the earth
was formed the mighty rivers Of Ten
ncsses and the Carolinas and Virginia
and all the other states have been
running 70 the sea. and NOBODY regard
cd them as being OF any great
value until some genius, gifted be-
yond the ordinary run of mankind.
conceived the idea OF Harvesting these
streams and making them work for
our living. Immediately this Is done
that millions OF dollars OF capital
made in osher pursuits are invested
in the development Of the water pow
es Of the country. It is declared thai
the public has been robbed q Inn
mense resources, but resources which
had been neglected by the public from
the foundation OF the world. In our
opinion labor should have its own re-
ward. and those who build are those
who should have the keep; not that
the public should be deprived OF any
Of Us rights. but that the public should
defend the rlshts OF those who have
done 50 much Tor tie beneft OF the
pubic
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01
= go 4$$$$ =
= FOOTBALL. NEWS. =
= = =

one OF the greatest struggles on
the western gridi,oA this season
VAS the Msnne<o,z-wlsconsln e-s
tie game.
The Dartmouth eleven made a
fine showing this season. hut was
moi quite strong enough 10 down
prsuect,,n or Harvard.
penn md Cornell ass hard a;
work prruarirx Tor their game OF
the season. which win take place
Th.nkyrsvlng par.
Tdnisy Coslcge. xEth only $50
students turned ont an eleven that
kdosvs,ed Colgate Wesleyan and the
N.xsschnsetts Axrics.
u-r-v Tnor,e. AZ the carflsfe
eleven. 4 one of the wonders Of the
s,h,et;e world Coming 10 Carlisle
IN fsos uItb M tuoxledre whatcv-
~ "A atnleties. he has since then ac-
eompiished a marrefous variety OF
afbfs,,e fea,x on floor. xridlron. dsa.
nons frsrk ana fisid.
Butler. Of Cornell. has scored II
fIe,d goals this season.
Percy i ~ given name Of wen.
del, H.rvard.s star hrlftack. hui
| he can pgsy great football Al that.
Carlisle has been using the IN,
mnn. er,zx-cross rlsx this season
ebat VAS used by Yale IN the season
~ 1858
/ -
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01

Maxton. The MacKinnon company.
A c. MackInnon. manager, recently
had the misfortune 90 lose quite a
quantity OF guns and pistols. The
store being entered from The rear.
No other property wos taken. This
Is the trird time thas year. that this
has occurred The other two being
about the time 81 the operations Of
The Lewis West gang. who was cap
tured here BY Chief OF Police 8. IA.
Dunlap aud delivered 20 the Wilson
authorities. The ofncers have no clue
to the last robbers. but are busy try
ing to ferret out me criminals.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01
FLaPDsoDIE.

A man q genios. vho has wrought
suishilis &c seipans 70 make he Pied
mont sertton fAe Industrial center ~
30 essn;ss ~ ths Investment q
millions u dollars a capital IN De-
seioplns tiss Bsxurzi rcsourc. q his
naflve nssae. declared recently fhas
b. s.s unable % zee WY 4 d th<s
~ wSm a. man STICKS hk head ~
~ Sorth Carolina IN an stsenys q
% sysne constructive work there \
aiwagx sosaihydy ready % jump On
him and gyugs him" This DISGUSTING
tasdency u some nswspape~ and In.
aividuai. b ably disca~rd By tbs
versatile EDITOR u the Charlotte on
server. who. following his good Pres
byseg1sn custom of squsring every
thing W ths scriptures, compares 80
natural resources q the stale 20 IN.
salcns hid 10 a napkin" We rebukes
she ediior Of TIE Memphis News 50
misar for remarking that;
~T'he public would like 20 see JUS
flce done. Dot n matters MOI q fiIlis
90 f;.s public IN ubose name he fIii'
deed % fhe popersy mag b wriuen
What concerns me public d that n,
s5es. 100000 evrfh of property which
belongs 70 n. which eountifal pro
vidcncs stored ~ IN TIE earfi for 4
SHOULD b. claimed ~ individuals"
Major Ilsspphiil calls sh@ commenI
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01

There never was Amos equal
for an gp-an'-down good nature
said Mrs. clifford. IN speaking OF her
deceased husband 10 the new sum.
Iner boarder. my son Joe always
said pa was more patient than Job.
II tell you. she continued. you
can figure for yourself how patient
Amos was w this. Our old horse,
Dandy. would get the rein under hi
tail. an keep Il there of ~ on for
ten miles without Amos gettina
mad. youths Companion.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01

william !. Bryan Il enjoying .
vacation cruise IN The West indie.
Honry r. Hunt. mayof-siecs Of
Cincinnati, IL only 80 years old.
81. Louis viii make bids for both
the Republican and Democratic naf.
lonal conventions.
pendlston, Oregon. win hold a
special election next week 10 vote
on the proposal 10 adopt the com.
mission plan Of ros.rnmenf.
Matthias J. acholey, mayor OF Ken.
oeha, has announced his Intention "a
seek the Democratic nomination for
governor Of Wisconsin nest year.
II Il rumored IN indiana that Al
the next Democratic national con.
santlon the name Of Senator 1obr
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01

I.aE-Floroi estss Ia piej fscila 81
chiuj Ia forol al kreskIxi.
Akyo nnsra-xrgnio ksi suncheEs
de Ia san-briIo es'as Ia tri krATap
rekvIxltaj.
This isn't Danish. or Sorwsxian,
or Dutch. N isn't an extract from
the proceedings OF The Hague Eears
conference. nor a report on the Cam.
brian braehiopods. written ty
hIghbrow from The university Of
ChristlanIa. n Ia little BIT Of ~
formation about water lilies. and \
= written In Esperanto. tie 'uniser'
sal language
Also. II IA an extract from the an
nuai issued b. W. b. shaw. wssb'
lngtcn wzier lily farmer. aud 4 y
Iustrs,es rather sfrfklngly the naax
nItude OF this little known indussr,
sarrled on almost a, the edg q
the marshes above Henninx. Wien
a man has 20 use q universal lar
gnaxe 10 talk 20 his trade he has I
pretty widely separated and eosno
p0Ilfan clientele. which = sx sffi'
the sort OF clientele that IN ca's1es
20 BY shtw's lily farm
But farm really hssa't a sfra'
deal Of meaning. as applied 20 ~
place al KeniIxorsh. where the ~
leo grow. Because the farm 10 ha' q
lfy farn AZ all: n IA rather SIC
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01
A DEARTH OF THEATRIcaIs.

A number Of people have been
wondering recently why there have
not been more theatrical shows In
Durham and the Piedmont section
recently. The answer 70 the ques-
ton Is contained in the following
from the Baltimore Sun Of Thurs
day:
-seyenty-four plays we're discon-
tinued In one week in November.
Thousands OF chorus girls and
chorus men are out of work Sixty
actors out Of job. some OF thezi
high Up in lhe profession. gave a
dinner at the Lambs Club. making
merry over their plight. New YORK
Is having q phenomenzlly successful
season. with IL plays drawing crowd
ed houses and making money. but
many OF the shows on the road have
been playing 10 empty benches
Baltimore IL given as one Of ths
eight cities in which attendance has
been good. which speaks we'll for oul
iheaters and the support given b,
their patrons.
"A majority Of the shows thai
have failed we're alleged comic
operas indicating that theatergocrl
are surfeited with the musical com
edy made Up Of old Jokes. a stage
full OF 'show girls and rzgtime songs
The problem play and the drami
Of indeceney are likewise under M
ban. A NeE York run pays the ex
pense Of. production and furnisne
a good advertisement. but the pro
Queer reaps his profits from the com
panies on the road. The provinces
are becoming more discriminating
They do not take New york's verde
as final. and a. Manager George. 0
Atlanta. remarks, -oniy the bes
plays are getting BY on the roal
nov: but the worth-whIIe oncs ar
getting the money"
'Theatergoers themselves are fur
nishing q fairly good censorship. Il
the south the notorious Girl froi
Rectors Is travelling a rocky roas
One city after another has pro
hibised It's performance az indecent
and the Raleigh News and Ob1erys
says decent women shBn Il an the
would the plague. Contrast thI
with the reception given 'Rebetoa q
sunnybrook Farm In the same se.
ton This wholesome picture {
sirIhood has been given The warmei
welcome In Virginia, she caroIini
and Tennessee. The newspape
have devoted columns to lis prsis
delighted to find a play they ca
recommend 20 women and chiIdrel
There's lesson In this for the th
strical managers who defend orel
siye productions b. saying they 'gii
the public what Il wants' seif-r
speesing, intelligent people want d
: cent. wholesome plays. When III,
boycott indecent productions al
: patfonize literally the best pla,
they will take long step iowa
eIessfing the stage"
One Of the most hopeful signs
the times Is the resetiye Revision
the public mind 20 silly theatre
performances that were 20 popul
/ a few seasons ago. They have =
their course. and the sooner the IA
sfficsI people realize that the peoI
Of the south are demanding SON
thing worth while the better " "
| be for them.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01

Raleigh. the purpose Of
carrying on extensive real estate de-
velopment. the operation Of hotel
and apartment houses. there has Just
been chartered BY the department 81
state the Industrial DoseIcprieni
Company. Of Charlotte. capital w.
600. BY w. n. Alexander. VI. y. Lee
liz. v. Taylor ana others. The com
pany will deselope property q num.
hers OF points IN the inscr-nfbsn
electric lines that the Southern
Poser Company l. constructing.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01
piekprket< Active.

Wilmington Pick pockets got 10
good days work II ne 1outhporf
celebration and u ~ iptimntcd thu
probably several han4rt6 persons
were relieved Or yartvss sesrs dur.
Ine the asy. Besides 3 T. Coz. sho
was relieved OF nearly $40 bafore
the train left here the following are
among thoes touched - southpo
later In the dayt W. 4 Worth. 1fsh
diamond scarf pin: Editor Thomas
W. ciarsoD. Of the Wilmington
Morning Star. pockcstyn0k contain
Ing small amount Of money and vat
asbie papers; benjamin Bell. q
the old Wilmington Messenger, Sill,
y. =. @. Brown. $50. Tbomas w
Wood, 80 IN money and 5000 ns'c;
A. D. Wessell. amount no< given
and A. N. Benton, Of Evergfeen. $40
WA4c~~ Han ov<r Bey.
VI rct(<xi11e. Two emo1J ~o0<
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01

y ) well enough 70 rshhold judy
mens On sogh carviina having elect
- nleass governor an ne nert elsc-
tim and So n sbs Palmetto state
rrgwman fae 0renss.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01

You needn't stop being thankful
gust Because Thanksgiving day has
vassea.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01

n sbne yessssbls% fhrown a. the
Ira Piases w~f. 81 % eat ~ -.
- 49, zhere - sos0ru have any Kick
rrsinx n skKs day u hisb cost a
hsux
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01

A German scientist claims 70 be
able 70 make diamonds from gas.
u be could use hot air the supply
u RAJ material uOuId - greater.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01

The man vao gave lberslly to the
orphans has the greatest right to feel
sAankfal.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01

wonen are no longer satisfied
Win being IN the czse" and insist
On being the principals In this day
% srn1gsstes.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01

VIII somebody kindly shove tho
senatorial candidates OF and lct the
fan begin. .tsAfsQW
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01


wilson. The prompt action OF
tho cpcrssor IN the switch lover AZ
the crossing Of the Co&Al Line and
Norfolk Southern arAck< Nj tho out
skirts Of the citg Thursday moruinr
saved the Norfolk southern train
for Raleigh. Dire here al EOS and
probably number OF lives Hy
throwing his dcraiI on the Coast
Line train the engine OF that train
vent or the track about the time
the engineer. Tampsr. one OF the
oldest men In the Coast Line service,
applied the emergency brakes For
tunatclv the engine and tender cnly
left the tracks and the passengers
received slight shaking up and tho
other train was saved.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01

The National Monetary commis
sIon WAS arranging for the settle
ment ~ is bill ~ the Plaza prepsi
ratorys 70 departure.
Are you leaving. genflemcn7'
inquired ChavaiIcr gsIbray. nc
room clerk, who Il always surprif
ed when anybody leaves.
Yes" replied Representative
Weeks, who comes from Boston
I'VE arrived gentlemen and we ar,
leaving gentlemen" And up 10 4
late hour the office star bad mol
recovered. New York Sun.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01

Hope the calendar makers will ge'
spse right Thanksgiving day in red
next PEAR.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01

Hope there was turkey enough TO so
round aud that everybody go, a slice.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01

How would Hearst and Blease do
for ticket TO segd mp salt rivcrg
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01

T~re are esoarA CsrzEmss pres
.uss II Durham % suvply ali; give
cbe sDne EnercAnzss frst chance.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01

The unifed States army should
Also be interested in the good roads
movement.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01

Ln<s sss z<zsu=s North Carolina
yr~s~asy eurywhsre except N Dur
huR moral: pay IN Durhan
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01

BeSsemer Cssy.--Munlcipal aRAtrv
have not been In such mess here
for some time as they arc today.
|Puildings and Offices hayc seen ear
chei by Chief Duncan and some led
cye' seized. The goods aud me sap
POSED owners were taaen today .
court in Gaztonia. Suits hare 0eea
Brought against Chief Duncan. and Ee
cordea j. A. Smith fos Illegally enter
Ing private place1 IN search Fr-
|aAer Investigations vii rloss sssly
be made aid also bw-breakcrs es-
ssOsed.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01
on. zoe,

ylslsor.---P Personally. I don't th'ns
much Of the American method :"
spelling.
Hostess WIZ not?
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