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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-02-16
NOTED DOCTOR
IS SUMMONED
DR.. JANEWAY ATTENDED M'k'N-
LEY, KIPLlNG, HARTMAN
FlEI AND DR.. BULL.

New York, Feb. 13.-Dr EDWARD
Gamaliel Janeway, long considered
the dean of the medical profession IN
New York, and noted as one OF the
worlds foremost diagnosticians, IS
dead at his home near Summit, N. j..
DR.. Janeway was 70 years of age.
He was noted not only for his skill and
learning in his profession, but for
many works Of philanthropy.
Saved Rudyard kIpI'ng.
DR.. Janeway figured in the chief
cases of his time. He was publicly
thanked for his work, which was de-
clared to have saved to literature the
life of Rudyard Kipling.
He was one of the physicians who
attended former President Mckinley
after he was shot in Buffalo, for which
services he received the comparatively
modest fee Of $1,000.
Attended Marshall Field.
Marshall Fields estate paid him
s25 900 for attending that millionaire
during his last illness. He
was a medical adviser for the late Ed
ward H. Hartman, and he attended
Dir. W. T. Bull and many other noted
men
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-02-16
TAXES CRUDE OIL BATH.
J. /. Martin, Hostler at Rock Island
Round House, Plunses Head First
~ l,+o Tank of Oil.

Council Eluffs, Feb. III. L. Mar
tin. a hostler at the Rock Island rouno
house. was the central actor In a serio-
comic accident at the yards when
nearly cost him his life from sui1oca-
ton in a tank of OIL He went TO the
tank, which holds 1000 gallons OF
crude oil, to secure can for use IN .he
round house. The oil is ordinarily IN 4
semi fluid state and the cold weathef I
has hardened it to the consistency I. 81
thick mola ses. In some way Naitlil
became overbalanced while reachlns
into the tank, giving one yell as ne
went down.
When help reached Martin he was
flounderins helplessly in the tank,
his feet in the air waving frantlcaliy
above the dark and viscid liquor, ms
head and shoulders sunk below the
surface Of the oil. He was yanked out
before losing consciousness. since
then his hair has taken on an abnor-
NAL growth and the local boys are
thinking seriously of bottling up tins
stuff anG marketing it for hair tonic
Martin l., not inclined to regard the
matter with much levity.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-02-16
speed BOYS WANT
CANES NEAR HERE
sEMI.PRo TEAMS IN NEARBY
TOWNS SHOULD WRITE EGAN
FOR EXHIBITIONS.

AS the Speed Boys will train on the
Ottumwa grounds and in this vicinity
this season, manager Ned Egan is de-
sirious of securing exhibition games
with semi-pro teams in the nearby
towns. The members of the Ottumwa
team will report April l.. and as the
team has only few practice games
schedule during that month, Boss
Egan is anxious to secure games with
semi-pro clubs for practice. Managers
Of semi-pro teams in Abba, Hooking
Oskaloosa. Centerville, Fairfield. Eldon
and neig1boring cities who would like
to have big drawing card on their
home grounds are asked to communi
cate with Manager Ned Egan, 261 West
Third street, st. Paul, MINI. The OF
tumwa team was a big drawing card
last season. People from miles around
came to Ottumwa to watch the Speed
Boys trounce other Central association
clubs, and as they have many admirers
in this part of the state, they would
be big attraction in any of the towns.
The Ottumwa club will be practically
the same this year as last season.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-02-16
DAUGHTER GETS ONE DOLLAR.
Eccentric Old Man Of Nevada Wills
Nearly Entire Property to
Ctrannera

Nevada, Feb. 14.--Leaving his maid
en- daughter 81 and the household
goods, A. F. DeCamp, an eccentric old
man who died week ago, willed the
balance of his property to friends who
had made the right impression on him
in the past. When the will was read
the other day it was found that the
eighty-acre farm is to 60 to M. G. Uf-
ford, aaformer clerk in store at Ames,
while $500 is to go to c. M. Soper,
clerk of the & district court Of this
county.
Both men had accommodated the
old man in years gone by. The oEiy
heir is maiden daughter, Miss
Laura DeCamp, who has lived with ami
kept house for the old man for years.
To her he willed the household goods,
personal property and 81 cash. He also
provided for his funeral expenses and
a monument.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-02-16
BELIEVE MAN
WORKED HERE
FRED DAVIS ARRESTED IN ROCK
FORD, I'LL. THOUGHT TO Be
WANTED IN OTTUMWA.

In the arrest of Fred Davis at ROCK
ford. Ill.,, by the police of that place,
police Chief Peter Gallagher OF this
city believes they have the crook VINO
pulled off the smooth sWlndhns on a
local dry goods store during the .noH-
day season. Davis was arrested ny
Oficer Burbank of the Rockford ponce
force after he bad worked the game on
large Rockford dry goods store. me
same -swindle was worked by DAVIS
at rockford as was worked here he
called I'D a dry goods store OF that
civ and requested that some gowns
ho sent to a certain address and Tor
the delivery boy to bring along change
fcr twenty dollar bill. The delivery
how went to the address and DAVIS
receiving the goods, asked the BOY 10
remoin on the porch while he stepped
inside to get the money. AS was the
case in Ottrnwa, Davis selected
vacant house in fashlohapie Section
Of the city. When Davis failed 10 re-
turn, the delivery boy started a
search He notified the ponce ana
going along with the ofncer loui'u
nevis in .. restaurant. Upon seeing
tha boy, Davis left the restaurant ana
starved to run. the officer giving chase.
After trailing him all over the city OF
pockfcrd. firing shots at the fleeing
nan the officer found Davis lying IN
. snowhark where he had tripped and
fallen and was unable to get up. The
stories he told the Rockford police in
eliminated him. 1t is believed Davis
10 The came man who worked the
shrewd susindle in many Iowa, Wiscon-
Gin and Illinois cities. In case the
charges arc not proven against him at
Rockford, Davis may be brought mere.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-02-16

show must be held at Fairfield each
year, but other towns may have an
opportunity to have the show IN the fu-
ture. S. A. Power of Fairfield has been
chosen secretary for next year and
those interested are requested to COM
municate with him. The dates selected
are those on which no other show will
he held in this territory, and all are
asked to join with the boys OF the
Southeastern,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-02-16
coIored Hose Causes Boy. Death.

Abba, Feb. 14-Cecil Glentzer Of the
Hilman high school and one Of the
most popular young men of the city, Is
dead from blood poisoning contracted
In a peculiar manner. He wore colored
hose and the color rubbed into his foot
and his system being in bad condition
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-02-16
IOWA RANKS SECOND.
Interesting Figures Regarding Men,
bershIp and Insurance Of N. w.
A. Made Known.

Des Moines, Feb. IA statistical
report on the membership, death, loss
and lapse rates, with other percentages
and averages, for the Modern Wood
men society during the year 1910, has
been issued in printed form by Head
Clerk C. w. Halves at Rock Island.
The report contains figures by
states and shows that Illinois con-
tinues to lead the Woodmen jurisdic.
ton, when it comes to members and
insurance in force. On December 81,
last, there were 179,410 beneficial M.
w. A. members in Illinois, with $312,-
ITO. 900 insurance in force.
Iowa, second in rank, has 9o,29S
Woodmen, with total Of $151,771 900
insurance in force. Illinois has 1,627
Woodmen camps, as compared with
98S in Iowa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-02-16
Poultry Men viii Give Show.

Fairfield, Feb. 1.-THE poultry
breeders in and around Fairfield are
organizing Southeastern Iowa Poul-
try association and will hold big
show at Fairfield this coming fall. The
dates are Dec. Sc, 1911. 1t is the plan
to have a big show in this part of the
state each fall in place of SO many
small ones. It is not the plan that this
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-02-16
PURE SEEDS

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Save this advertisement. 3O3 Lowell AycnuS
- may not appear agatnl Observation-Disclosures
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-02-16

he contracted blood poisoning. The
case puzzled local physicians and they
were unable to save his life.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-06

BOUGHT BEFORE WE DECIDED TO QUIT HERE WILL
BE SOLD AT LESS THAN COST TO AANUFACTU RR The SOCt
ASSORTED AND PRICES VARIED TO NAME EVEN SMALL
OF THE BARGAINS BELOW WE QUOTE Anew Al
RANDOM.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01

UNION Of STATES
Governor Foss. Of Massachusetts
Delivers Address al Charleston

Charleston. S. G.. Dec. Ia closer
union Of the states Tor popular gov
eminent and the elimination o. spe-
ciaI sariR ard other privileges. as tie
only basis for constructive National
progress was Advocated b. Governor
Eugene =. Foss, Of Massacanseass
IA an address here yesterday before
the Society Of Saint Andrew.
he declared the business interests
OF the country must be built up on
constructive business tines for The
benefit OF the people and that the -
publican party had utterly failed y
this regard.
lie outlined the progressive move.
ment n the democratic party which
be said. furnished the necessary 50
luton u our national r~obiesns ~
sald the country is calling upon tia
party 70 assume the leadership ~
declared that tbs Sherman act has
failed 10 safeguard and develop o.
industrial prosperity. and that i ~
reacted infurlously upon al business
He believed. he said, that earl
state must nov take up the duties .
regulating rs trade AMI consmeree
Instead Of leaving this 70 take q
chances with nnwiss federal contro
and llflyatIon: called Cor q more hts
lness-iike direction % public affair
and declared Il 70 BE- the dusy 81
1.-THE opportunity % progressly
democracy 10 establish cleaner
business methods in government z
well a. industry and commerce
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01

A ssurs Table nos only AIDS a.
eessioa bgt Il actually dos the a.
ressinE Itself IN 0sher words Il
fsinisbes saactiy ne same elements
iur the dlssssion q food ~ the nafar-
81 labcez d ne stomach The stomach,
fbessfore. u not called UPON % %
amp ~ tAe work except 70 chHrn ne
Juices fuFulshed ~ ne tablet and
then gsssh she dlxested food aiong Into
IN intsssines where Il VIII be sui
further dlxestes and the strength
taksa 9p % The blood 10 Be carried
70 ths snssclss and nerves " M body.
~ ~ taxing > staars Dyspepsia
Tabls< after meal you giYe ne SION
snh she rest " needs ID which % mend
,sseh and eros veil axzsb. And you
sb~eiuseiy prevent to- soaring a any
food. TIE formation u any POISONOUS
gases. felobing, foul breath Or conssi-
lnfion.
stusffs Dyspepsia Tablets hare
aDne more for humanity and have
r2u~s.d more rsjscing than am othsf
one sweucy thai can BE- named.
Every druggist everywhere sells
aud personally recommends Duzrf's
Dyspepsia Tsblsiz. The price h -
cents p<.r box. " yvu firss sish 70 Try
then = awnple packsge s1il Be wns
you fr~w n you write % z. a. STUART
Co. 10 GUAR BiSx. Marshall, Hieh'
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01
AUTO ROAD RAGE
RECORD BROKEN
American In lillian Fisi Car
Wins Great Eyeal

Savannah, Dec. l.--Flyins tastes
than the biting rszds which suep
the frozen race roarses David 1.
Bruce-Brown. the Young American
millionaire. yestefdsy established )
go worlds res7yd soF Automobile
read races in wlrnlag bis second
grand prize race ID as many,years a
an average speed Of 74ss miles A.
hour.
His average last year oses tho
same coure ras 1856 miles az
hour. The shprelne honor again
Eent to an American ariyer pilosins
a foreign car. but his year Il vas a.
Italian Fiat instead or a German
Benz that carried the dauntlss
Bruce Brown to victory. His eIapse
time yesterday was 5sl minutes an
70 and 1890 seconds.
Bruce-B roan captured the great
O.; American trophy only after 1
fierce and neFye-rzcking struggle II
which Eddie Hearne. driving Benz
vas second, two minutes behind q
ls32s32 400 and Ralph DePalnn
third. at 5ss:40 ss-fo0 No mls
hap Involving life or limb marret
the the running 81 nhss probably
wIii be the last Of these clazsic races
a. Savannah.
The exciting ilrfeb- SDf the Urea
i contest broaght thousands 81 thcsF
ing spectators 10 their feet 80 IN
tense wa the interest - the in
ner's red car flashed into vlew mill
distant from the grandstaud on m
home stretch q mighty roar uf AZ
pianse rent the air and increased Ii
volume as the racer crossed the linl
IL a msieorie burst % speed. Or III
sixteen foreign and American racin.
machines whlch darted away II
O'Clock yesterday morning IN ~
guelIing fIf.3g Milo contest ont
SIX finished All ~ the Fesnnlnde
were unable 70 undergo tho fearinl
endurance strain and we're eliml
mated from time to time ~ m
breaking ~ vissi portions 81 thel
mechanism.
The foreign eafs apparently rur
passed the American Manufactured
as not . single one Of the latte
crossed The tape al the finish In
place. on the other hand American
drivers demonstrated suDcriorit
over the foreign pii1tn
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01

London. Dxc. LA wireless mes
sage from King George and Queen
Mary was among tie many fcl'ait0us
greetings received ny Queen Aiexsn.
Ora today on file occasion Of her elKty
reyensh birthday ausstssary Her
Majesty spent che day quietly Al Sand
rturham. where enc = rsring for ihe
Prince " walls and his younger
bruher and sister during the ai@tpee
* fhslr parents IL India
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01
FOUNDSTAND|NC,,
|. ON ?. 0. CORNER


Raleigh. nc. lion Champ Clark.
s2eakef - tie houae ~ representa-
ryts. was found Standing all al1ae On
lie "ps.s0.nes coraer,~-Fu siieyiile
and Martin streets. yesterday morn-
AK 81 j ,.sal:'s l5ta 'hwyes pho
recognized Inn. a. xaa sappo~ed
n &c On bis wy % Raleigh 50 ~
!, rearh here al G 3. N. 20 deliver
IS address a. night before me North
Car9lina Teachers ASSEMBLY How
ever. h. had written. be sid 70 Gov
nor kisehln and Secretary C0nn0r
y the assembly. that be would cone
on she roFnsng train. The letters
yere NOS received Assembly olhceIs,
Governor Klschin. stnte officers and
srheEs we're 70 have welcomed Mr.
Clark in he evening He seemed "a
ave really enjoyed getting IN IN
.eraided and iOked pleasantly Of ns
lncldent. He Was quiclsly and he<Srtl.
y taken IN hand as soon a. his pres.
saca was known md escorted 20 N
Executive olIiee of Governor Kitchlr
Ia The ssate house where there was a.
alnforsnzi reception for a couple ~
ours before lnpcheon. He sm Z
xu1st at The governors maamlon
Hls address before tne feathers
Assembly was on ~The United States
IN the Twentieth Cenfaryv Thers
Nas survey with characteristic a.
rccsne1s Il the whole scope q tn
rise and progress Of he country an,
Is rank among The nations and !
lmarxoallng 81 evidence 10 prove con-
tant ard vast strides III bettermtf
He Was hcari ~ NE thousand people
Who greeted and heard hin mos
heartily.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01
soIrnrn, TEXTILE NEKTISG.
Delegates Arrive In atlanta Tor In
porfant session.

Aflsnia, Dec = B0ltbern mli'
snaraKerw and superintendent from
many points 10 North and South Car
ulIna. Georgia aud Alabama arrived
10 Aslan,z iosisy - attend The rnteiins
of the goushefn Textile Association
here tomorrow. A large aiteBdance
and a program that provides Tor ihs
dlscnssIDn u vide saSety u qufN-
fIoun combine ~ g5re prousi.e y one
.. she mDst importans meesings ever
held b. the arsociafiou
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01
PresiAenl Ceoa Talks Plsialy y
Leaders Assembly
GOVERNOR nTCHIA REPLIES
Says Spterh VIM Accomplish Much
Coed Rat Takes Issue Win Preies-
sar Coon on Certain Phases Of HIS
address Terms Present system
-yarieafea Patchwork

Rzlessa. Dec. L. The sharp crii-
casm q TIE pashe eancatioaal con
a.sors b. Preldess G /. caon in bis
annual address before he Tsasssfs'
Assembly VAS hard visa gre@-
zeal a. sEsefsst and frequent applause.
Il 6roggAi from GaTera0r KitcAin,
wsscn Ne arose 20 introduce Hon
Champ Clark. = statenssH taax be
s~siesed he address xould do i great
deal * good. bat thai be fek COM
esrainea % sake .tssne wssa hau IN
several respects He advised fEas L
al be best tor the state 10 retain
sk~ ~sarrssed patrhNors q q sys-
ssn.- as Mr.. Coca 1haracterized (
unrn. oondIri0ns are more oppurenns
sr cA4nxe and the STATE finances vii
warrant taxing on d new and En0rs
approved educational gzrmenf H
fadiowed thS with = trt5ute 10 n
xork ~ the x.zre deEszrsment ef ein
caEiun Rne the advertisement that la
A~en rnse aioax educational line
fwr To- pasx decade and longer II
ed CHS wl<h sssrranres thar Ne did
nne a~szre 20 xEr1rk the position q
Pr~<zeens Goa sut oziy TO take loo
"a tie sunny eide uE the edueatiouz
prpbl@n ID rhss state
Prexiden< Coonis educational al
srr~~ - - expressed II. undertoo
- -s<ii to raes truth about u
rcwcariunal sieaaxion IN this state :
~ czano< eusfsre honest crificisl
frum w1thln ard wsshg0k our vrofe
sos. kben ne nes1 10 Be born aga
and <1zf speedily Ne declared. tt
s-zca~rs ard legislators Of Nor
cxTozknn we're rrpresented as havir
psf o. ne sizse r1E1i.Acolored a
u1axr-norioaz g,ztenxoFk - an ID
eaftoaaa xzrnen< " stTsrse anSf~ d
esrG4At eitmenfs evnie n fhe no
xlarknx pnHeaax we're levisiative
pslHkrai syyynszs<zf ~ eoznty scho
Draras 40 n1x@ poser 10 select 1
ncx any sort ~ p~rson for couE
ssp~riuten1eaE and Re undertakes
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01

supervise something about whica nc
scarcely knows the first principles
and Is t0tAIly unit for There are
two hundred different standards for
eu-rance upon teaching A teacher
thoight 10 De- worthy u monument
is Durham may e declared unfit 20
teach in AsAeyille: teaching eAilceen
nlar BE- cDnssieIed private business
in ths state bux dootoring pigs and
cows and horses Is not delayed
Pressdent Coon. TIE state depart
ment 81 edncaron rules that a gercher
eza Be- required 70 teach sixty-nye
ehsIdren before x<zfe aid can ~ m
soked ID 4 caangirg 70 a tgo-teacner
! school ana N 0Fer haif tie cosntiss
zach conditions exist There : 10
4 efa-ient methods Of making new teach
ere: average salaries now are worth
no more 70 ne teacher than ten years
| aE0. roadisiops arr = CONSTANT In
v1rz;ion for the o<st seacheIs 70 leave
the profession
President Coon rsdicalet the farm.
lie sshoo. movement. saving taat q.
one comfy II that sszte that had IN.
dertaken r under stzte aia schefn'
mas nos only Einty days scsigoi terms
and the property o. The gro2osed fara
lie school would b. ridsculDusiy nsai
ne yasus q the Whole public scao0
sropsrsy Of the county and its saiaE.
schedule hall fnat 81 tie count.
ssaools snail We l1aFe osacEsAaita
life. higa schools. carpenter-ik
/. srzocls5g more and mcre educzzion
: Al patehee Toe multiplication o
snail Local tax dlstzieis rlthout sys
ten a. 4 glsrins mui-istde q Tazch q
Re declsred that 4 wili take sar
and small Iesnlusson 2 reEnak
lthese efflcagiOual failures into any
thing IKE q haTmonius system Nnos
paris Do NOT work agslng each othel
The average pay q 1890 pr -
f1r ne pfs1lic SCHOOL ie1e1ess va
= fs1lcalsd TIE high school sysseT
4 RE towUssip AYstelu and locai "a
: districts system tend . maze . b
a xord and iess u thar par o. -
. sat. eousssgsipn thar requires IN
fern sYsiesa ol aenC3sS
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01

n a game d foos,1all ~ ne Eal,
Durham PARK yesterday morning. she
Eaat Dsfham Jnul5rs defealcd the
Dry Bridge boys ~ me score n ~
10 $. raa.iaiiDg for a drabblng al
nlnirered BIZ NE Dry Bridge asgrs.
ratt3n Eome time ago.
The afsra for East Durham were
Pope and Burrbam. me iafter making
eD-yafd dish The accurate throw
Tx 0i Elln IL center also deserve
special mention Young. BOison and
Virgins ai19 did excellent work for
the Frat Durham boys
unsfead and Wilson were eaaliy
the stars Cor ne Try Bridge boys
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01

Rockville. Mr.. der After re.
peatcd delays and poaiponsmenis. Il
nov apDcars certain that The trial Il
Richard VI AlInult. accused og murl
der. uill BE- taken mp IN the Mont.
eomtry county district cuurt earfy
next woek The crime with which
Allnuit IL charged ~ tho murder ol
bis sister. Who was slain at her
mothers home near DawsonslIIe
this county. on March ~. lAsi.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01
D. \. c. D[BATERs CHOSEN
GENERAL CARR ESTABLISHES
JUNIOR ORATORS MEDAL AT
STATE UNIVERSITY.

Chapel Hin. Dec. THE prcsimi-
nary Tor the Pennsylvania debate
vas held IN the Phi Society hall
Monday night. Four men. Nsssrs
F y. Barker. c. r. Wharton. :. X
Burgess and J. ". Daniel. Jr.. 60.
tered the contest 81 these mea. r
r.. Barker and c. Il. Wharton yer,
chosen 20 repFessnt Carolina In tbs
coming debate. Both Of these mel
are members of The senior class ane
Of the DIaiectic Society.
The debstsrs for the soph-iunlo'
debate are. From the III Society
!. {. Busty. o. the lunIor class: l. X
ssTayhnrn. o. the sophomore Glars
from the Phi Society. W. r. Petite
way. of tho luni0r elasa. and ! X
Whiting. 81 the sophomore class
Al these men except Stra3nora has'
bad experience IN lntes-society De
batting Taey won their places IN /
STRING competitive ontest. nisi q
result good debate Il expo ;ea.
The University sermon FOR Drrrns
Der All Be delivered By kss. Frank
| iin s. i'arker. professor OF iilbi'ca
literature In Trinity College
The news has lnst been nnnouh~s'
10 the students that geterni Jnaal
8. Carr has established a lunlar ora
tors medal. The medal 10 20 b
competed for each year IN an ors
toficai contest BY members " ID
junior class The medal IL 10 DC o
gold and similar u the Willis =
Manfum medal. 4 viii Be eal'e'
The Carr Junloi Orators Medsi.
/ III honor OF the g,ser.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-01

Hiss Lncy Beech Johns. Deputy
Sheriff % Tafefie county. pa. the onl,
soiUaD DEPUTY Sheriff 10 lbe United
States. viii iaf aside het revolver ana
surrender bet Dadae % December 1 q,
become tllr bride II Join &. GfIef. \
iinaare salesmaB d plifsburx. 90 Jp
teBllag VI
Miss Jqhus has been deputy eherlH
y EAYfiie eeunly ainte January
1911 FYer that time 80 lias asJsfrs
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