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FRANKTON.

Mrs. Allie Collins was the guest of
Mrs. R. S. Cohoon last Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Mae Davenport, Of Bull Run, is
visiting at the home of F. R. Absten
this week.
Robert Tazwell was Portland
visitor a number of days last week.
Mrs. George Stokey, Of Wyeth, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
X. Noble.
R. S. Cohoon has been quite i'll the
past week. At present writing he is
able to be out.
s. B. Egbert was calling on old
friends in our midst Thursday. He
spent the holidays with his father at
lrrigon, Ore, and now will go to his
new home at Sandy, Ore. All old
friends join in wishing him success in
his future home.
J. r. Phillips is taking advantage Of
the snow. He is having the logs,
which were cut on the old Boorman
place, hauled to his mill and is plann-
ing on doing good business this
spring in the lumber business.
W. H. Reynolds, the state champion
and nnOl ebark NJ portIopd nat defaat 4
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-01-19

W. H. Reynolds, the state champion
and pool shark Of Portland, met defeat
at the hands of the local crack, Pete
Shively, last Wednesday night. When
Shively ran out the score his opponent
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-20

have the goods to back up every statement make her
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-20
Bargains for the Ladies Misses and Little Girls
EXTRA FOR
SATURDAY

e1oe worth of Depend
able Me- Hhandise
3eo
800 Children's Dresses,
81 Muslin Night Gowns,
81 Muslin Petticoats, 81
Corsets, 81 SILK Hose, 81
silk Isle Vests, 81 Lisle
Union Suits, all on one
table, Satur- QQR
day, At, each zee. ~
The evening world., 1911-03-13
BRIDES FATHER TOO SLOW
FOR YOUNG El0PERS.
Paul NJ. Ridington and Bertha Dale
Couldn't Wait for Fall Phila-
delnhia Wedding.

Paul Merrill Redington, n salesman,
and Miss Bertha Pauline Dale. who
was s"tenographer for the Presbyterian
state board in Philadelphia. met for the
first time on New Years eve, when
they went with a party to hear Trinl-
tvs chimes. Mr.. Redington called on
Miss Dale the following night and they
became engaged.
Miss Dale's father, William Dale, oh
tected to the engagement, and although
Mrs. Dale was willing. the best Mr..
Redlngton could 10 was to obtain the
fathers consent to a wedding next fall.
Tina was the way matters stood
saturday night a week x when Mr..
Re1ington arrived in the Dale home.
But he decided that waiting was no
good, 80 the couple ran away to W.T.
mington, Del, the next morning
and asked a klnd-hearted policeman In
the railway station for assistance. lie
directed them to Magistrate Robertson.
who issued a license and sent them to
tho Rev. Ell George Kliese, No. 2l0
East Fifth street, who performed the
ceremony.
They were forgiven AT home and came
on to Flushing. l.. l., where Mr.. Red
ington engaged an apartment near the
nome of relatives. His father Is en-
Judge RedinEton of Rutland. Vt. VINO
was once Assistant Corporation Cpun-
sci in this city.
The evening world., 1911-03-13
COURT DENOUNCES
PULL" THAT FAILS
TO SAVE SLASHER
Dixie Tells How East
Side Politicians Interfered,
Then Sentences Culprit.

Louis Berkelheimer, who. on July II
Willie Jones, a prize fighter, while
Aaron Lewis slashed Jones's face with
"A razor, was sentenced TO Sing Sing for
not more han four years and .our
months and not less than two years
and two months. by Judge Dixie In the
County Court. Brooklyn, to-day. Lewis
had already been sentenced, as a second
offender, TO Ave years In Sing Sing and
to pay n fne Of $1,000.
In imposing sentence on Berkcl-
helmer Judge Dixie. after rehearsing
the circumstance of the assault, which
when Jones resented an insult
to his wife. scored Berkelheimer for the
efforts made by his friends from the
rast side of Manhattan to defeat the
ends of justice.
Thu Judge laid hat not only had at
tcmpts been made to n a personal
friend OF the Court in Brooklyn who
would influence him. hut that numerous
unsavory Manhattan politicians had in
terfered in the case: that money Ia
been freely spent, even to the extent Of
retaining William Travers jerome. and
that an effort had been made to secure
a reduction OF bail. with the purpose of
letting Berkelheimer run away.
Berkelhoimer was old that the Court
had knowledge OF bulldoling methods
employed AGAINST witnesses in the ca Sc
and of letters sent TO athletic clubs
threatening violence and shooting II
Willie Jones was emDlOypl by any of
them, as II result OF which. the Court
said, Jones had been forced to go TO
work as a longshoreman.
In conclusion nc said.
Such men as you belong in the place
to which you will now go; not in Brook
Ign. Brooklyn is no PLACE for Manhattan
crooks. We trust that men like you vii,
take this lesson to heart"
The evening world., 1911-03-13
TO JAIL TALESMEN
WHO FEAR TO SIT
ON CAM0RRA Jury
Dread of Plotters ExhaustS
Two Panels Without Filling
Box and Court Warns.

NITERBO, Italy. March 1a.-Every
,alesman who gives an unwarranted en-
cuse for avoiding jury service in the
trial Of Enrico Alfauo and the Canon
rlst group viii be severely punished.
Judge Bianchi announced to-day. AL
ready two panels hay been exhausted.
II see now that ] shall have TO force
men 10 do jury duty" Bianchi said.
beginning with to-morrow's resump-
ton of the trial. 1 intend to intlict "a
jail sentence on every one who offers
an Invalid excuse. Otherwise 1t will
take 4 month to complete the jury"
Gro Nitoasi, the former priest. who
IL now one Of the accused. is in a
serious condition to-day as the result
OF n violent attack OF heart failure. He
is not expected to outllvc the trial.
The ex-pricst is continually lamenting
his fan from his former position OF
esteem.
The evening world., 1911-03-13
MRS. MELBER'S
DEFENSE BEGINS
WITH P|T|FUL PLEA
for the Woman Who
Killed Child Tells Her Mis-
cries From Early Life.
Special to The Evening worla.1

i-lfclal 10 Ihe Evening N"rl'J
Ahh-N'A' "'a''h To- Ihls p''r' ue-
fenselcss woman mould have been In an
insane ASYLUM fifteen years ago. was
the declaration OF Attorney John II.
Dnran I'm his opening address TO t-.c
Jury to-day IN the trial Of Mrs. Edith
Melber. charged with klliins her four
year-olJ son after the prosecution had
rested its case.
she went to school" he continued,
"up TO the time her father died, a
d~runkard. when she wax thirteen years
old. Her mother died several years be-
fore that. Her lie since then has been
desolate."
The lawyer continued in this strain.
emphasizing the Ilfe mlscrios of the de.
fcndant up 10 the dayi she murdered her
child by forcing acid down it's throat.
Hold sultor Witnin Call.
There was a stir amon- the snecta-
tors earllcr IN In. day when LAWYER
! Durnn sactired from .Justice Harvard
/ an order reuuirlnr the pres.ncp M
rIow,rJ Kirk, ON. og IN. states c1lef
witnesses. nj All times until the testI-
mony is closed. Mr.. Dugan explsln,d
| IlIl lie 1I|Eht want hlrE Tor cross
examination nj any momnut and This
"a rer,rdcJ ma ln~dIcuu,p STAT mnt,o-s
| concerning the younr mans rolo.l,ne
win tre defendant rbus far NOT in
ouIroI int, nv tho ntt,rp.,s f,r .I,bo,
: side wuI n. Lroug,t o,t ,r,,r tho mad
,.,l o,,sr,. for tn. der,,so h,yo re-,
on ,r, s,,ra
W., ra ,rt,i g., u.s,r., ,.,
"a, ,,,, .t.
49,, .' ', VIZ,
u''''o vac '"''' anu il was 'Npe'leu
thii inc oe-'hse NodId DE ap'e 10 open
late too or tomorrow,
The admission of the woman's cnn-
f~esslon, made TO the Rochester police.
was a blow to the defense, but its
effect was m.ulmized by the admis-
slons drawn from state witnesses thar
Mrs NIel,er ms suffered yre,tiv f,r
mo ,,s, srx ,o,rs 49,. o,,ornars o.,
,,a - -. - ,In.
The evening world., 1911-03-13
State Rests Case.

Them looks Ike en-
The shoes were found two days atto'
the discovery OF the body.
,Ehpr witnesses sworn to-day In
Guided Harry -. SpranklaUd, the huute.
who discovered the body; Coroner Ill
rla. N.o ,aa.u.nel IT. d.. Thomas ord
way, pau performed tho autopsy, Yer
nom y. l'nhle, a keeper IN the Albany
County jail, who said Nrrs Melhcr told
r.n that l.o whereabouts OF he boys
ID. sing O.. l.t 1it "wu.'' tlVays rr-
main n mystery" and Howard Kirk.
ga adn.r,r 20. .rs, M,I'ar. Who, when
recalled at tie request OF the defense
-.il Nc usually passed rhr tim" while
calling on Mrs. Melhor in doing embrod-
,ry wur. uai chatting ".-n her.
At the ,ogclus.in OF Kicks testimony
III. pros cut'oN rested .s case.
The evening world., 1911-03-13
SUES FOR SCALOED ARM.
Theatre Porter Wants $4,000 From
Keith Is Proctor.

James A.. O'Connor Of No. "a East
one Hundred and Twenty-third street
demands $1,000 damages from the Keith
~ Proctor Amusement Company in a
suit on trial to-day before Justice Me-
Call and a jury In the Supreme Court.
for a badly crippled right arm.
O'Connor al employed as a porter In
the Kelth-Proctor theatre in East one
Hundred and Twenty-fifth street. and
while carrying a pail OF hot water up
from the engine-roOm to the lobby for
use in scrubbing. he tripped and fell
upon his right arm and side. laying him
up for several months and leaving a
permanent injury. II. y. Holde. in hts
opening address, charged that the por-
ter's fan was due to a defective floor
covering.
The evening world., 1911-03-13
wood Left Nearly All TO Grandson

The VII OF Martin V. Wood, filed at
Mineola to-day. d!sposes Of an estate
of a half-milion dollars. Nearly all is
left ,o a grandson. Martin V. W. Hall.
and tire balance IS in trust funds for
the benefit of relatives. which will re-
ycg, 20 the grandson when they expire.
Mr.. Wood was a Supervisor OF Queens
County for Two terms and also presi-
den. Of the Hampstead Bank.
The evening world., 1911-03-13
Publicity Features.

Justice Day said It was especially OBJ
jected that certain OF the corporations
whose stockholders challenged the valid
1ty OF the tax were so called real estate
compa MES.
We think Il clear said he, that cor
,poratlons organized for the purpose Of
doing business ana actually engaged IN
such activities as leasing property. COL
1ecting rents. managing office buildings.
making investments OF profits. or less-
} sg.as.zA ,ssss.a
The evening world., 1911-03-13
Wcston's scventy-thtrd birthday,

Edward Payson Weston. champion
walker, will lecture on The Viclssl-
tudes of a Walker" IN the Grace Meth
odist Episcopal Church. at Amsterdam
avenue and one Hundred and Fourth
street. at $50 on Wednesday evening to
%celehrate lis se%Xenty-third hirthday.
The evening world., 1911-03-13
BY hand.
With a Pianola music-roll.

For manipulating it is a superb piano
with tone and action of the finest quality.
Played with a music-roll, the Pianola
Piano gives q performance as artistic and
correct as the playing of the best p%ianists.
The evening world., 1911-03-13
5000 Going 10 .Lnrry's Dance.

More than 5000 persons, It Is expected.
will attend the Larry" Mulllgan bal
IN Terrace Garden next Thursday night.
big Tim Sullivan will lead the grand
march with Mrs. Mulllgan. Many city
officials will be there.
The evening world., 1911-03-13

testimony bore ont that given by Chief
Qu!gioy ana I'VE other Rochester otii-
GERS last week concerning Mrs. Mel
ber's story that she had given her child
to Il cousin, Fred Teller. to take to
his home out Wcs'
lie said she did not know the address
OF Teller in Chicago, but she aid she
was trying TO work her way to that
city. Mcguire told OF noticing u scar
on her risht hand near her thumb
which she said was caused by splllins
hot water on Il n week before.
When told a chile had been found
dead near Albany. the witness aid
Mrs. Melber exclaimed: MY God; II
my boy has been murdered, 1t must
have been Fred Teller that did IT,.
DO you think I would kin my own
flesh and bloud?"
Denied Buying Acid.
The detective said Mrs. AIelber had
denied ever buying caroVlic acid except
In one instance Il year ago. wnen she
purchased come OF the drug IN Sohenc1-
tady. She told the officer s1e hat
changed the boys clothing before giving
him to Teller, and described the SUIT In
which the child WAS dressed when
found. Mrs. Melbcr was questioned as
to what motive Teller would have had
In killing the child, T. . witness SAID
she told him tho chlId was stubborn.
when Howard Frost, an olgyca-year-
Old boy. who lives near where the Mel
her boys body was found, was called
the defense objected, saying ne was too
young TO testify IN a case Of Il gray
ltr, but sac Court admitted his testi-
sr rv.
He end his brother while on their
wa. a...Hl ,oIl. u.-ir George
shoes lying IN u ditch near a path lead
ing 10 og rc,n house near the swamp,
! sr... .t.l,., "a, .b,gA fN. ~vaNuust4 49,
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MRS. M'NtIHtf tltGTfO
STATE TREASURER ". c. 7. J..

fga. KATY 8cWetHF pne 81 t1e
}eadeFg o. Ehe Womens Christian
q enqperanee Wnlon la GutaFie, was
elected treasurer oil the state 0FEant-
zaff0m at ShawHee this Bee&
Mrs Abhie ff5llerman, 1f Sapaipa.
forrneFlg president OIL the g&iahoMa
TERRITORY WI G. n. ~. vas elected
president of the state mni9m f0 sae*
ceed Nrs Core D. Hammett 0i O&sa-
boaa CITY, who was elected vice -
ldent Mrs HlyieFman has been 'n' v
n r 81 a0rk iH the state for e5even
Years. and since enc organization 81
rhe stats unien has serve AS VICE
president and s,ae seetarer and aF
eanizer 0t6er officers elected @ere
Recording secrteafg Aamira stFaHgh'
sn. corresponding secretary, La.1 6
I.lndsegs n n Il secretary, aE#
Mary Rankin E. r l. secretary AF@-
Nellie q Woodson
sg0atig routine business oFe'i93ek
.rbe attention of the uEtOn. 1s4' 2 req
lus.on ae4s adopted i1stfct aE
seevetzry ~ Hend 10 Secretary
Agriculture Wilson 4 wrgFeSs Az @,
his acreBslng the agRogarg pfeg
of the International Brewers "a
ti0n
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MILLIONS or FOLKS
Use ONLY CAsCARE IS
They never Have Headache. BILIOUS.
Ssss Sluggish Liver Or Bowels Or
5ick. Sour Stomach

No oddg hoM bsd yogf liver, ston
ach 81 bowels. hos much gDUr bed
acheg. how miserable and BncomfoH-
able YOU are from constipation, in-
llgegN on. DillDusne@s ard sluggish
iDtestiues ygu always get fhe De-
sired Fesaifs with Cseesrets and
quickly TOO
Don't iet pour stomach. llFer and
bowels make you miserable another
moment put 40 end 70 tbe heAd-
ache. biliousnesa. dlzziness, nergoas
nes. sick. sOar, gassT stomach
bsckache and at! 0ther distress.
cleanse yDar inside organs u All che
poison ami eEete matter which IS
producing the misery
Take Cascaret nov don't writ
@atgs bedtime Ia all che wpF.a
there ii no remedy IKE '13s a Ia.
cent box means health. nappiaas
and clear head Tor months NO
more days os gioem and distress 4
yoa VIII take Caseaset n0n and
then AID druggists seN C4searets
Done forget The calldren their lit-
tie lnzldes need good. gentle cleans
iug. so0
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nm TaENEDr
0lO1 O1lRKEAS The HAIR
Color. Lustre 20 Fsdsd
I'd Gray BsiT-DsndfuH
Quickly Removed

Frnm uue irzazeHur1sl sage ans
snfrhuf aare tesa Gses fqr re E9tf
ard ssa afmoat sserscae sngss
b tze sslse ~ s1c1 & com 1afspa
e. 1sreersag tae bztr feg clrnz
4aaaruE s1d isHaG ts and .of
sluz tne zaIr srow
Fr .. 60 flues rae 1rlg asg 81 s
ar tgrie - teis agzt vas - eEes
n ir the hrue 5replsce- = 1leflp9
saiea wzs rreahlssgale and rfe -
ears satisfactory S0zadaga z1.1st
efsrF up-f1-dafe 1-aEzlst c8c s1ppl3
as osrrels siIn fee4s -fo-1se 81 3
d-ri. szH l1IT COM ppfineed Fl ef
fslt.s gel IsloTallTiEs fae
wsf cse.zffsE eaIagsny ~ tea
Fs-k r-E 81 - real feslsdg = tals
sorr. esEef WYefb sage and Stv
nh1r asir Remedy. end entaofiEe
( 'irrzz5srs so seM if 1naeT glzrentse
.-==- - --a=.=T =iii 5@i t7fi-z-if
lr rsus - ~ ezscrlF ss repEeseu &C.
F m Fau have dsnduh. or Fo1
5tsir Is turning graz o. cauing git
tor 1elsF. flt ze- bottle - t1i
I-e-1efr TO-DAY ane- see rhs1 q -
ifsr= treatment eil O. FOR sou
--is rrsnarzt on IS offered - ~
-1b1ir ~ zfty eer-s q bottle. and 3
irecomusr6ed AMI sod b. al drz.
gzts.
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peUtRE or coAsJ
rorgrsssnsn Aoa Hife c\<sss o.
IRE Egoositior Ofticiais

rorzre esnaan Elrd 3 MeGnsfe aa4
msfa wno a&ve geea touring tae fa
a. ecass ecaasrH fog s4n #eeaA @
are now toe eaesfs Of i@e Fan44A@
pseiar ExaosT ln naaaaeMeaR
San Fraaelaeo anl are fta9 ea
ssirad and baasIHt'ed
wrsis.ge saogoef Ffiaep asA.a :
se. Cs-.ssrs f- tas ezr0e lrspn ana
~ sen rnstrstea 81 fhe aaaaFe-
-aor fAsre 81 be- hoagr Is gre r.
w Wr a3 ttr &7sat1e
sees snown marked atteHt.p1
eras.tgn ses3qaaE'eRs Uses
~ guests a acaeon seea
Fraak 81. Buan caaa m
5iaFi4t5gn a1a p@ef
49, a.eortetd sheu on 2 sEaf - q
s..sr irr4uasna ets6 81 fe eaF
sfon SEE Taes Here alN fAe
II Pre- sent Hoore ef fas eHpe
.rnmr4nB
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s.sEsaNTs CROSSED
xsss.oaee Reports Trey Ars @tfs'
Nft~ Prztns cascse0s

sf,ssoxae Okla Sept ~lae
f..efe ~ f-a rsklahama ssa aa1 f
4...vt-~e-t to nrs1oBats -4-
-,ss.ss~ts II rte state haVep Teea
1900 s-a rracted sss % faP
- ~ Cd Fe GEAR Frggf
49, .ta.ssgee Hersied
sarsssf sim FG4
-.--rs -hsrzers use rev sreee ~
fey.t.nr sud has ziFsn
tecoalax one - fas afe@
BIRDS 81 ne state
Teo nea eess1' ara t
ieafrsee sre Fe ~
rse beEess rat Hln
.5r.s ss.-e VII have ef1ss Hs1 e
rssat ftzf -aeg ca usiiess
zeass-ts lor = prtlr7 e-i-s
arr
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d aise Aretlser poInt

ocs7 4ffarnegm ha1e 7asaed VIZ
nosns m senarafe aF negro ssaops
,,.sas r6af fae new saw Nhich zlvez
sae en8ptg aupeFsnteFsdegs confFDa
mssr agg separate schools wifbiH =
resersg aas ~ reveallnz ea1use
Ii raiA .onever. that - enforce ris :
fsw n wpst actually repeal ne affte
Ssm #hJch sr cities NJ the aTsf class
1r8 4tso the law stitch provides tsHss
M garaI districts tac elected aSi@sas
hase control
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.os1aT sgLts sos0s

-5-sarr Okla se -f f.A
.---g -fre BIDDER the Slaastf 7le
= -frffr ho1ts rsreu--g F1fet ERE
fe~ -re c01sf~le-lga q es -
--s~za-k. szlels-ca ze- el-
- issae sent 70 re ereer p--e- !.
--rs--ms1t cou aslS o1 e ~ =
~ ce-fs % he dollar. bearins -
- rens I'D ralni-g. over q Perl9f
81 raentFflTs years.
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O4I4hgnas total Naaifnf 80 1Is.s
- Nmag tsffal4sians made aY $50
\ o. 9eyer t0aay. Is Sl.@zI ~ -
- $500 asrea mna ssst tgzs2s y lelR
s.....r ..r.-Fzx ersrsss.aniez ard tie AaAT
~. Ngf8iFsg fgiss aaMpaHy fsf tfnN1 -
5gst sAesr properties WIRE ne s@sst
tnaFefoge tae smDgnFa ee1sAN~es
sGes vsrso8s coBnsg clerks i0szasa @s.
IN aag ssss4s Tae vsiaatton Gas W.
-, ssaa fae b5iElOa marx ~ 49,
gioga geaF aad ire Aslass
r@5o Vas rhe meas iarxesi - tne az
sars as fae stats
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5ociet4
phcns fe4
Mas Eeta Caro-


t.5I WIN ,n Tltgrois
,,s..e 49, oLt.t., gag
3as 4 0n'iTis VISITOR YESTERDAY
tlra Fefregt Gresa is visiting nef
family ~ Crescent tlis @esk eng
BlsG vlola AneBder wIH De host
IN n the gmaw Set SATURDAY after
econ.
l the guest ot Mr. and Mrs A.
IMoElnnHeg
Mrs. Ralph Davis and children eft
today for Crescent g. fy 10 visig her
Mys C.si Mjnner and family are
apeDdiBz few lays 81 Oklahoma
CGsy taxing 81 tie fair
dren. Ieft sals morninz .or Oklahoma
.G9.y 8 0faNe la the asate fair
MF aBd Mrs I.9her West and
NJ and Mrs Jas pickard we're Ok
Ishama G gy gasr visitors this week
Mrs Bucla6 Cavolt wgll entertain
fae KooEeY M0oney shah Cub al
the h0ne IN har sister Mrs Louis
Bronson. saturday afternoon
There m1lt ~ chGlF practice as the
ginning Al q g'ciock- every meubor
0t inc choir IS urged 30 be present
Mics geea Gano attended the foot
Tall game betweeE &. C tx 4. and
the Central state normal yesterday
In ElEmord She wag the guest e@
sfias Canton
Bf-a. oscar gfslaeT 81 Oklahoma
fHy. who ha4 beea gs TIE easr sor
tHe past tmg months. eRy0Hte nanse
stopped 08 Guthrie for 3 day. the
guest of Wrs William Frazier
Mrs Casi 4swga0r# anf children
lett Tuesday night far JlaeE0eae
ahers they will reside tn she fa-
fgge Wrs Havs1h0rsf leaves msug
gysend4 ~ GnMqrte having lived here
jar sweaty 80 years
Mrg r e. Davs and Gsughter.
s.ris asve-been visiting relatives sn
fthis eifv fos fde past sew days HisT
Pni@ fefs yesterday f1r eRsw wnaa -
enter the oratorIesi contest a. T W.
FC r E convention
3fr and Nlra Ioha Boles Raj a
s 49, -s, - .ss-..s
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C O @ @ @ r o o O o @.
MOST URGENT

=
- There's a w1Ysd o6a x
70 Che Want Ads. Thy 9eysf = =
q urgent desires of =
@ neases. houseA0lss &c
% gais as Il
- THE Wants 9fasee -
) Beeted II thga ere - -
porker ia nege is 8Fsea = :.
factory. ii IA rieee q Q z
loss on toafnaH's ro9'5s Y Y
@ neoesgsty All anca conai- z
0 prce4rtg 1ea and met ~ z
o lsone sirs close q te :
she ugs q tHe pegpla 2 2
O TbIiHg to watch them =
q heaf y
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-29

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-29

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-29

1ir AID 5irs Ioha Boles bad a
family reunion gesSevsiag at fhetr
home 0a Villas aganme Sir klfFed
F3oIss and family aiso Wg Tom Jonn
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-29

8fga Oscar HslseJ 0f Oklahoma
f1g. who has been g1 the easr for
taHe past t@0 months eRgGHte n0He
stopped 0sf Guthrls for 3 dsy. she
guest of Mrs William Frazier
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-29

9 q Eekemeyer has returned
cm VISIT 70 4lisnola.
Milford chronicle., 1911-02-24

successful in getting away from the
fumes. The youngest child, Paul, was
half out OF bed, but was the only one
to have made any move apparently,
Their bodies were not found until
J. Marvin, constable and collector,
went to the home to collect the rent
for the month. He pounded at the door
and later hammered on it, but there
was no response.
He then went next door to the
home of Samuel Smith Smith told
Marvin that lie had not seen the Ber
kowitz family, and, fearing. that some
thing had happened gave Marvin a
key to the Berkowitz home Mrs
Smith accompanied Marvin to the
house, as did Rose Miller, who lived
one door away.
Upon opening the door the inyesti-
gators were almost knocked over by
the rush OF escaping gas. The gas jet
was found turned wide open. After
it had been turned off the people has
tened upstairs and there found the
seven people unconscious and appar-
emily dead