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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-02-08
EPiDEMlC ADATiNG
Comparatively Few New Cases oil
Diphtheria In Fitchhuro

Fitchburg, Mass. Feb. 6-The re-
porting Of but half dozen cases OF
diphtheria during the past twenty foul
hours leads the members of the loca.
board of health to believe that the
epidemic, which during the past
thirty five days has resulted in the ILL
ness of nearly 700 persons, is under
control, and gradually abating.
During the past week only a com
paratively few cases of diphtheris
have developed, compared with the
number of the week previous One
of the last cases to develop was that oil
school physician, who has beer
active in examining scholars in the
public schools.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-02-08
AFTER NIGHT OF REVELRY
Philadelphia Is Charged With Murder
In New HAMPSHIRE

Warren, N. H., Feb. 81. w
Shields of Philadelphia, aged so, is
charged with killing Christie Kenney
of Lancaster, N. H., with revolver
after night of revelry in Shields
room at the Moosilauke hotel.
Shields, who is under arrest, ha:
sent for Albert Shields, who, he says
is his brother, a criminal lawyer o
Philadelphia.
The victim, 40 years old, was ma
tive of Lancaster, employed as hea(
i lumber surveyor, and located here
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-02-08
$500 900 Gift From Mrs. SAGE

Ithaca, N. Y, Feb. 5.-A gift OF
$500 900 by Mrs. Russell Sage to Cor
nell university is announced by Presi-
dent Schurman.5 The money is to be
used for new dormitory for women
students.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-02-08
Hutfinn Ii Too Strcnr.

She-So many men NOWADAYS marI~
for money! You wouldn't MARI l.
for money. would you. dearest: :.
(absently)-No, darling. woC G.:
marry you for all the money Ill ::
world. She-Oh. you horrid. horr.
wretch!-Boston Transcript
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-02-08
BANKER A POLlCcMa"!!
Made One of PhiIadeIrhia's I'll
Because of His Generosity

Philadelphia, Feb. 5.-Edward 7
Stotesbury, the Philadelphia million
aire, member of the banking firm @
Drexel &, Co., is a member Of the
Philadelphia police force, having beer
sworn in as a special policeman witt
full authority to make arrests if he de-
tects crime.
The position given him is honorary
In recognition of his substantial con
tributions to the police pension fund.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-02-08
Has Debts of 81, 900 900

Berlin, Feb. 5.-August Thyssen
Jr., son of King" Thyssen, the
Rhenish Westphalian iron and coal
magnate, has been summoned to APP
pear in the bankruptcy court. His
debts amount to 81 900, 600.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-02-08

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deliver
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-28
2lus ben, 9spliseiseriht.

Der g1e9er Nm. Morris purce
Iduloig bsfunneu, iit an siusm tlsinen
forbiasn Manten psrganeen 5u babsn.
Gr tpuroe al ishs Wpnaten 4rbeltss
haua, $500 uno Soften perurtbeiIt.
Irant 5ugbss, Elm dnosrsr ylsgtr,
luuroe untsr Der gniIaae Der DerIuhten
9ergspaltigung Dorgefiibrt. Gr Daroe
untsr 5000 giirsIaaft ben groBss-
ftnorenen iibertpieien.
Stephen Callahan luuroe unter eer
anilaoe bes ginbruhs ben 9robges
ihporenen iibsrnisisn. Collie sr fhuls
oiq befunpen peroen, pann itebt ihm
unter osm Observation-Disclosures
feb lebenslaRglias 3udtbausitrafe IN
4usiidt.
ssobn 8. 3ousbertp tpuroe ihulots
befunoen, msbrsrs 4n3iige i'm Berthe
con $50 aus Dem 6auie glo. 81 Dit 3.
,Strabe geItpblsn gu baben uno gu 30
1agsn 2lrbeitshaus. 5000 uno aoiisn
peroonnert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-28
8udlenberidlt Ses 8ciuuSheitsamts

8udenberiht SeS 8eiunoheitsumts.
Sm fGotiIhen 9siunobeitsamt
purben pGbreno Der perfloTeneu
Bo6e 81 5Gas bon aHItsdenben
ardnfbeiten unb 29 5obesf1le inFolge
folder Erdntbeitsn gemeloet, gtgen
IA grtrantungen uno % 5poesfdlIs
in Der purouelno6e beg oortgen Sab
res. QuF Die sin3sInen arantbeiten
pertbeilsn iia Die JdlIe ME foIst:
S6arluhfieber 33 Grtrantungen uno
Elm gopssfdl; S6pinbIuht 25 Grs
trantungen unb q lobesfdlIe; 0ipbz
t1eritis 10 Grtrantungsn; Wtnbs
poden Iisber grtrantungen; ainbers
gardlnIe feds Grtrantungsu uno bret
5opesfdae; aeudbuftsn orei Grtrons
tunoen; 5npbusfisber bret Grtrdns
tunqen uno BRET SooesfdlIe; Wlaiern
stpet grtranfungen; gIattern eine
grtrantung; RoIe cine Grtrantun5;
5irnbautsntSiinouHg eiu Sooesfal.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-28

aDsrbsn bic ylamr bes proisftirten
Gentralbabnbofs BEN stastraib
,ueeFent utrotn.

6<rr Sobn 6. glestman. Der gtass
y]rafib<ni Der Union DEPOT 0no 5srs
mtndl Co., bic bstanntIith ben srobsn
6 G<ntro!bobnbof buuen min. fprah sss
fern inn Roibhauie DOT nno erilarie.
bah bic neusn BON ben SnsenieursH Der
perfniebenen int.r.fIirtsn 9obnen re-
pibirten unb nbeednbtrttn pI6ne oss
Dobnbofs unn Bdhnnetes am cams
tao nem Ginbiraib sur 1egutdhtung
suaeben piirosn uHo bdb onldblit
hie5sr Wseuiah.ung auh nm siHlss
nimi ittr psfsnilide Asnoerungen I'm
f}rtibrkf nohssiuht iperben ipiiro<.
Noh ben urfpriinslihen pldnsn
ipnren Die 9auioften uuf etpc $50, ;
GOO, 900 perdnlflast, ab<r oar6 biz
Uer6nnsrungsn blrfien iin bic 8dus
soften auf minbeiiens $36. .000. 900 ftsIs
len uHb nuberbem tptro<n bic intersis
iirien Hobnen nod sons bebeutenot
Musgaben babtn, fobab bic Gtfammts
icittn her 4nlase fih duf stfDc $45.
00O. 900 bel0ufen biirften.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-28
4deIiss Cssis1a1s DsfssbIaH 1ieas 2s. Dbtber 1911

au f6lisben, uno Der Spielplas tpiro
fth nunmebr BIS birett an oas Gez
bdube Der 8rittsn DiitrtttsItation erz
ftreden.
WiIl nidt aonfabter fein.
Der Gliidlide, Der in Der jiingiten
Mdbl in Der 25. Marb gum 3on-
itablsr erDGhlt iporben mar, lehnte
eeitern in einem Shreibeu an ben
Staotratb biefes ibn 5ugeoahte amt
bantenb ab, pa er feiner 8eritherung
mad ii9 auber 5tanbe iah, ods 4nt
an3unebmen. Der Shreiber 6es
grtefes mar 5err Casper 9aedl, Der
gbief Geputp pes gountpauoitors,
ben irgeno Elm 5reunb aus Hi gelcz
qentlih Der primdrpdbl In Der %.
@orb qls aanDipaten fir Das Nmt
beg aonitablrs in Der %. Marb nomis
nirt bate. 6err 6aefl bate Der Ga
DE ndtiiriih feine tpeitere 8ec9tun9
aeihentt uuo ipar ba6er niht psnt9
iberraId)t, ats thm pom BaAlratp
Dor einiasft 3a9etl feline geItalluH9 al9
3onitabularius Der 25. Warp 5uges
TteQt purbs, pa er BEL Der gBdbl ohne
Isotpebes 3uthun BON ieiner Seitt
uitt peniger aIs 1870 Sttmmsn au'
| fi6 Dereiniet unb fetnen oemotratl;
| iAen Gsgentdneibater gldn3eno &C.
| f1logen bate.
Selbitrebeno oahte 9err 5aed
niht ouran, bieIes 4mt an5unehmer
uno er untsrbrsitste oaber ssltsrr
prompt benz Staotrat6 Ieine Reit9n1
tiun nit osm grIuhen. oas 4mt ar
Sohn u. 8ropn gu ubertragen, De-
idon friiber als Gonftablsr Der g8arl
| funairt bat unb gegenSpdrtig bel De
gpuntp RepiiionsbeborDe beIhaTttg
in Die RsIisnntion tpuroe aHgenoH:
men unb in usbsreiHittmmuna III
bem Bunihe 5srru 9aedps puro
gronn gum aOnitabler erndblt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-28

Sreb. Dunforb erbielt Desen Stras
benbettelsi cine Strafe BON $50 unb
Roiten 3uDittirt.
8ieielbe Strafe fpurDe Iber ben
sSstaliensr 3onn 1dranta tneeen IRA.
gems perborgener Moffen, zines gelaoes
nsn RsDolpsrs, psrbdnst.
Breb. 5ebfDrD, tpslhsr ebenfa[ls Bel
Ieinsr gerbdftung einen groben Reno!.
Der in isinem 8efis bate, rpuroe NIT
elmer GstDltrafs pom 500 uno foftsn
belegt,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-28

qus aller Serren 2anber, bic Burger
weroen iuolleu,
RniIeu I'D, bente i'm gunoeSser'ht
elmer 8rHfrng nuter5leben.

Seuts III i'm gunresgertdt ptsoer
Raturalifirungs Iag" unb nint
fpeniaer als SO Ipplitanter aus dlIer
Ssrrsn 2dnbsr. bic ibre 4bIt6t tunos
qeqeben bo6sn, oas amerltdnllhe
8iiraerreat al erpsrbeu. nliihen IId
elmer griifung unter3isben. Die untsr
8priib oss Rintsrs 5olIiitsr BON
stusi geamten bee 9unoss elnpdn>
o%runas departments porgenommsn
tpirp.
Die Qpplitantsn, mad iarer Rattos
nalitdt seoroust, iino:
3tutfhs- 4usuit Re0ermann.
Solep6 Shneieer, 5rant 3iegler,
5ermanu gia, 6srmann @rsae, JrIs
8arnou, iTrieorih Ulsnte, SEQ. Jrieos
rid gosrtner, Biaiam Gberboro.
csobn gPiss, 2(lbert goB, aarI S6ott,
aucian 2aTonospt, aarl goIiHger,
Robert Disbs, Sofepb anorsas Sac
oer, Qnoreas 2shlsr, Carl St6srer,
Geo. Sangbsrg, Bernard suepten.
Stalieuer- 6rancsseo Rsbis,
So6n gurbsrio, QntoniO 1eiinoHs,
9dsquale 4Falone, Qntonio QHalone,
! 5alpatore utanHino, pasquuIe Wlars
6eiano, 5sIies giuFo, 2uciono Di
girgiIip, Dominic 0'4aefanoro,
RiepIo Ii Bona.
unaaru- Witbelm Sfauer,
Sobu Roth, 5ans 8irttnbeier, Dafa
Quian, gbriit. 9alabiIh, 5beooor
Ulomid,, Scan Sareu, Sobann 5stIer
anoreas 8arga 10th, 4noreD Jalb
5plspb gambler. 5obn Maper, Ri.
6olas gitris, 5irih Diien. DiIbslu
lsosrer, Qprens Risnsr. Sfban ae.
penoi. Ssoi.F Gtarbt. 5rieorid Bin
CERT. Geo Joht, Soief arumenader
SoIspb Suttap. Morris geller.
RufIen-M Mar 3ippir. 2ouii
3ippin, Qouis 2obtipring, gane Oil
Senblatt, Sacob 2anne. Grant SoQ
man, U2orris Dunstp. WoIes 81
punstn, Qepis 3dpioiOn. Sacpb aul
manIobn, Dolf glonad, Siauc 5elssr
5Iaac gloG, 2eon 5rsiman, gsnia
| min gbalpis. Boris 2ucas. Worrit
| Ruoit.
| Serbe-Ulinailo Stpiltotpit.
SrIGnbsr-Wihael 5lanagon
Deter GaTion, Geo. Suffer, Sob
aambert, uaihust 9alpin, patri'
paul Qurtel.
/ SotldRoer 46rabam Solo
mon Wprtum.
/ 9riehe- Rtholas Sarros.
Gumdnen- SAMUEL Smilo
tuis, U1orris gtnosr, Bernard Golo
ftein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-28
sSnrHtbarer unfau.
Enube uor ben auqeu feiner Tlutter
Oon elmer Stra6eu6a6near setOOtet.

Gin ardblifer llnfaG erei9nete ith
geItern Rahmittag an Der IL, nape
ber 8ine Strabe, tnoem Der tlelne,
iieben Sabre uIte SEQ arrtgo, JIo. -
Weft II. Strabe, ppr ben Nu9en lsl@
ner SHUTTER uno 8si6piiter bon elmer
5truBenbabncdr Iberfdbren uHb aut
Der GteQe get0btet purbe. Der Batsr
bes 8erunoIiitten betreibt eInen fleIilen
fSru9tldben, unb bic 5amiIte pobnt
binter benz leBtersn. Die ainoer pflsss
ten auf bem Ssttentpegs uno Der Stras
Be Dor benz SouIe 3u ipielen. Seq Ders
fu6te geitern Rohmittag unmtttelbar
Dor elmer 0itIid fabrenoen Goleratn
4penue Gar, tpelde er i'm Gifer oes
Spieles ntht bemertt bate, iiber be
| Strube 8u IduFen. Cine Dorbetgebenoe
ssrau i6rie benz 3tnoe etne CHARMING
All, uno Der anabe fhidte fIf on, 5us
riid3uIpringen, als er BON Der Gar err
| fabt puroe unD unter ben FGpern pers
! fhpano. Wlotprmonn Wm. 2alln,
| tpel6er ben unfaQ nt6t Dsr6inoern
tpnnte, bruhte Die Gar fofort gum
StiQ'tano uno bic poli3tften Saffln
unb Waiaer, pelhe 4ugenseugen oes
InfaQs Daren, 9alfen ben 8erunglid=
ten unter ben Rdoern herpor3lshen.
igrau Qrriso, peIde serups in Der aas
osntbirs ftanD, IoDie eine anosrc
iyrou, tpeIts Qugen3eugin oes unfau&
mar, brohen ohnrdatig 5uidmmen
nls fie bos ainb unter Der Gar Der.
IApinben faben. Der 8erunglutt'
puroe 3und6It in Die elterIihe Wobs
nunq uuo BON bort in sinem PatroIs
paqen mad bsm ItGbtiiden 6oiptta
gebradt, tDo ieooh nur mehr Der 5ot
feTtqeTteQt fperben tpnnte. Die Qetht
puroe Johann mad Der Waorgus &C.
braht.
9em Rnaben ipQr Der linte SUB ab
oequetiht unb Der appf bstnabe oDn
Rumpfs getrsnnt sporoen. Sein 5pl
muB Elm dugsnblitlider gelpeien fein
Der 8ater bss8ndben bate ii4 mad
benz unfau duf ben Utotormanu be
Gar qeItiir3t uub tonnte nur mi
, Wtiibe bon ben Poli5iiten iibsripdltta
, psrben. Der WotDrmann ipurbe unite
} Die Qntlass Der fdbrIdFigen 5Dotun
geitellt unb fpdter geesn gurSi6ai
> auf freien 5ub geieBt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-28

2autt Elm sSintethttm IN catelahp ptSA.ahDN'
Slsriea. iSiir IieierteeH, pe!te oeW talteis
n6reltheu Rlimt nit feiueu bealettcnoeH sTahf'
betten fUie antGrSb. atuln, sronntiis Il. bel,
eUiacben Bouer, bteiei ih be 9e!eecnpe9L ,ne'
ser ftbr diiufiige RcrirqtngeH tn ber Better
iine aefanheIicu 6jegenben ,ylprsbGs 10 oeet 20
Q6er Ebiis uHh tSeuiiie rGuuo AZ erpereen.
lIufere QGnsereien Iieeen uabe Guieiaub, eltier
fnoncu emportcmuen6en Etaht bon $500 SIM
motnern IS III uuisr, miC aud oer g3lnl1
eielcr Der anetler bort cine ansdbl Ieutf6sr
an aetp4aeH f1 bort aHSutaueH. 2et ~eui'
ffe 1T fparfam ure feisis iino npadt ietuL 2ano
ipHea ertraasf6be Su @etuJ aut geluHoes
aitlHa Derben mir bon iclncr seaeno ~ ben
9cgciriieten SiGateu abtrtrpf'eu. Ndtelano
oiabianos heei 10000 lSus lher benz TRee.
tesipteael inlHtiieu berr!tter ro6lauo: Seen aHe
lit fcnitt ocuia tret bon sVinlariG. GiG5er, nc.
larvb A'ttma uHb aFnsfiiot. Der Apoer III
reid uHb ertraakfdbig uHe peroen bort anscr
t5rare Sruti Apfeifineu uHb 9ltroneu 1n1
99irieTs rbbeereH itro @ Tie Mrfen WiHietGsTnfe
aesnaeH fpeI1e oer buHifcu Utnrftprets brlHger.
spreth Dor oeer fdretbt an q, g. sanhnnun,
5f9 UaaiH ctr, eineiunntt, Ehi0, Simmer Gil
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-28
Der Sfaotrat6.
W6llise llmwdlsuns In Der 3n'
iammenietuns oes aer5tehabs
i'm itdbtiitben 9Dipital.

Zine gsftern ansenommene Drbinan3
iest bic Dienii5eit zines Witsliebs
bes aerstsitabs auf b0ditens 10
Sabre feit. Der Bau oes neuen
6pfpiials fir s6tpinoiii6tise be-
i6loFen. - Die 5oipitdlsaommh
iipn uirb ben gau leiten. - Staots
raib bdlt Elm fetnerseit Der Sofpitals
tpmmiiion segebents Weriprehsn.
- Veue gonbausgoben. - ausbehe
nuns bes neuen sleitrlidsH Spitems
Der Gtrabsi1beIeuhtuns. Die ger'
lssuns Der Defpooo Strabsnbabns
Ginie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-28

Gurer3cU TN HfdeH WclltdI1lh, TFF7tH EHta4
nebe AebIe, GrfG!taHg auf Der Brult. 6rplfoesss
len pber traeubmcl@c Scbmer8tH o0er muiioes
Gefihl bubeu, 70 rc;Den Se Hur etu tpenig
Gamp1ulfn alf bic 5ieas GHnernna criolsf
fofort Gts GtouuHq Ulrh fofort bebohen. 6aM::
pbglin iii abiplnt fiber Eic iounen lid odranI
berIaifcu Biz filblcn ltuc le0eu pte e5 nrbep
let benetit g IS iibertrtifE tr8eHoetH cent?
p0er anhera5 Nftaitcr. y
HoItn Gle fif nocl beuie cine frcis Edfatel.
gart1n SIp utrbr bqaen moQcR. 70 mcroen @te
Eampbuiin In aQen 9tpotbefeu faufer forten 81
5Oc nie EnadteI Dhcr e5 miro ntref; naD gTr
ptana oe5 gIeiffs 5uqefdnnt bon ber 2'Grg GrAa
On leo 81 GIiiuftp Npe GbCnaB JH
Tie uneutacihtd)cH Ernbs ShaaatelH iaTTiE
r1ndt l,llr in Ser pgeuoer 2lpotbefeu erb1itens
tpeldbc ard, SnnlpbuIin rcriQnteH NM eHtpisps
len 8u baben in alIeu Com icbeR 9lpotbeteu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-28
llebtrraibung fir Sie
in Der Mpotbefe.
Sie fpitet n idJts:-eine 5fadDtst
Gampbplin gegeu ale Gei-
ben, SfDmerseH nno
@erreufuuaen.

10000 G5ad5teLR teS ipnHberbareu 6anlpbea
lin, oelu ihHef!eH, dugcHebnleH ScpHFT 3eHltlue1,
iUeroer ieBt an tauieTloeH bon aeateH pcrfpeliL
nelde lire Sdbmer8eu uuo GetbeH al5ge]tdIesH
5abeH cbne al btgrefen ooPr gu otiien, eaB lie
- .a.lt.L - ...1r tttl4l fINtAln LEttHll-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-28

ifn stHs 0stAitsas in sinem xase ~ tsitta,
retms 2sfestse Ussms lniHiEs Xabieis ape.
ttetfx Iiatten 0fin zHrid. ns'in 20 Mot bfiif.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-28
6elDienOuuge,t
fit
@et6nafts -@e(6 6enRe

na1 9sutidIanb. SsItsrrsidzllnsarn,
Der Sdtpei3 etc. tn's 9ous Der gms
pfGngsr seIisfert, beiorgt. ME iett Iunz
gen Sabren, promptu uno reel bic
Western German Bank,
Gfc IL. nnS Giue S.raFc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-28

fIe5 sull3 uIlo GUT UII
6Le fillo gu eiHer
unentaeItlldDeal SdNIds
bereati9t Ger ApDs
Ebefcr iuiuo eSbucu ets
ne nerahfolger nm
SibucH abioluf 6u be-
peifeu, ipelb er-
itauHiicbe Rsiu!iote
es frEielt.
g8enu gle eiUe Bsrs
rerlung, tpuHne WsuSs
teIEueti tidalng ftU1ers
seHDes SIteb, rbels
H1aiifa)e S1ntcr5en,
= $1,000 ~ spty -gart
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-28

3n pcrfanien 5Iorioa Seine.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-28
3u Dermtctben -SaLoon.

3u mietbcu geird)t-3imr1er.
eunocr Donu fudbt eiu no5Itrtcs SiTBiE5s
BEL rcut'beI 5amtie. E4lerteH ullter u, ~
Gu.f5tlGft.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-06-22
Texas Jury Acquits Her Of
Charge Of First Degree
Murder.
STORY A SENSATIONAL ONE
For Two Yssrt Woman Prsyso for
her Victim. Then shof -sr when
Prayer DID Not Prove EHescL
oys-Deso Woman Stole
Her Husband.

Fort Worth. Te1-Ths unvrltten
Law IN TeIas applies % women a. Well
a. men. according 10 q l1ry AZ Fort
Worth which cleared Mrs 7. n
Brooks. charged sith first degree mur-
der Ia slsying Mrs Mary BInford
whom abe charged With trying 10
break W Der home Insanity vas the
grounds she zas freed on. but there
vas not q word on inSanity mentioned
IN The trial Il Ezs = plain case o. the
unSrittsn law and IL vas enough 70
free the woman.
Mrs. Brooks IL the wife Of Fort
Worth attorney. During The busy pan
Of the day Of January IS last she
went 10 a large department store
where Mrs. BinfOrd was employed
and shot her 10 death. She left a
prayer meeting a. her Own home 10
accomplish the deed
The story o. hgw Mrs Brooks. al.
ways prominent in Methodist church
circles. prayed every day for two
years that the Lord would make a
better woman Of Mrs Binford. and
how. after hearing. uHwittingly. a tele-
phOns conversation between her hus.
bana and Mrs. Binford. Mrs. Brooks
gave Up the struggle and resolved TO
kill ;be woman who had spoiled her
life. made one Of the most sensational
murder trials Texas has had for years.
II was Mrs. J W. Boyd. formerly a
next door neighbOr OF the Brooks.
who declared that she knew Of her
own knowledge that the defendant
had prayed for the redemption Of Mrs.
Binford. changs her husBsnd's dispo.
sition and enh her troubles. Mrs.
Boyd had talked 10 the witness fre.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-06-22
Some ANTIQUE MUGS.

The college collector Of antiques
stopped OF at Bacon Ridge.
Good day. sir" he said. addressing
the postmaster Il am collecting DID
fashioned articles and would like TO
know II could find anything like that
in this hamlet Say antique mugs. for
instance"
Uncle Jason stroked his chin whis-
kers.
Antique mugs! BY hex, know the
very place where thar be two of them
now"
You dot Here's q good cigar. Now
where can find these antique mugs?'
why, down on Main street, in HI
ram Spruceby's shop. Grandad Wheat
ley and Pap Simmons are in there
getting shaved, and by HEX, when It
comes TO antique mugs. reckon
thars' be the oldest in the country.
stranger"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-06-22
Can't Get Away From 1t

phoric Acid combined" and Potash 73.i4 per
cent from a total Of l0107.
Considerable more than one-haf Of Phos-
phate OF Potash.
Analysis OF Grape-Nuts shows: Potassium
and Phosphorus (which Join and make Phos-
phate Of Potash) is considerable more than
one-half Of all the mineral salts in the food.
DR.. Geo W. Carey an authority on the
constituent elements OF the body, says: THE
gray matter OF the brain is controlled entirely
by the inorganic cellsalt, Potassium Phos-
phate phosphate OF Potash), This salt unites
creates nerve fluid or the gray matter OF the
brain OF course. there Is a trace OF other
salts and other organic matter in nerve nuid,
but Potassium Phosphate is the chief factor
and has the power within itself to attract. by
its own law OF affinity, all things needed to
manufacture tho elixir Of life"
Further on he says: THE beginning and end
OF the matter is TO supply the lacking principle.
and in molecular form, exactly nature fur
nishes 1t in vegetables fruits and grain. To
supply defcencies-this is tho only law OF
cure"
The natural conclusion Is that II Phosphate
Of Potash is the needed mineral element in
brain and you use food which does not contain
It. you have brain fag because its daily loss is
not supplied.
On the contrary, II you eat food known to
be rich in this element, you place before the
life forces that which nature demands for
Grain building
Mind does not work well on a brain that In
broken down By lack of nourishment
A peaceful and evenly poised mind Is neces-
sary TO good digestion
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-06-22
TO PROBE SANITY
OF HER FIANCE
NEW YORK WOMAN ~ LoNo
FIGHT TO FREE Her
SWEETHEART.

Poughkeepsle y T.-FlghtinE g
free her hance. who f0r the pas; riI
months has been an innate % the
Hudson River state hospital. although
she declares be is not insane. Miss
Carrie Billusn and her attorney with
drew the wit o. hsbeas coru1F rrsnt.
"a her and prepared 20 ask JuErcs
HaEbrouck. in the county ooart. no ap-
point q commission 20 inquire into the
meutal condition % Frederick W
Savage. q young inventor q Boston
Immediately after Savage vas con-
mitted 20 the Hudson River ibstitu.
ton. after having been arrested In
Boston. Miss Blliman came 70 this
city. retained George wood and asked
for q writ u vas granted and George
" Pilgrim. superintendent Of the
asylum. produced Savage 10 court
Before the hearing On the wit be.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-06-22
GAVE AWAY CHICKEN LUNCH
Leads TO Discovery Of Ancient Cold
Storage Poultry-Twenty Thou
sand Pounds Condemned,

Cincinnati. What amounted TO
practically raid on cold storage poul.
try was completed by Doctor Blume.
the city meat inspector, Within tho
month he and his assistants have
condemned 10000 pounds OF cold stor-
age poultry Doctor Blume says he
found meat that had been In cold stor
age for fye years. some yenlson
actually being stamped 1905.
Doctor Blume said that what first
attracted his attention and suggested
the investigation was the fact the
cheap restaurants were selling a
chicken dinner for is cents and that
some saloons were supplying chicken
in their free lunches. Il conjectured. I"
Doctor Blume said, that something
must be the matter with poultry that
could be sold at that figure"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-06-22
LOST FAITH IN WHITE MAN
Eskimo Tested Erhesey Of Telephone
Scheme. ard Realized He Had
Been Deceived.

An interesting story is told regard
ing ihe efforts Of an Eskimo TO con
struet a telephone. line. The Eskimo
came into possession Of q piece Of wire
Of considerable length and never hav-
ing seen wire before be asked Profes-
sor Mcmillan Of the Peary north pole
expedition what It was and what II
vas used for. He was told that the white
man strung it on poles stuck in the
ground and q voice talking 70 an in
strument at one end could be heard at
the other end After some search the
next morning the Eskimo was found
to- be engaged in telephone construc-
ton work OF bis own. He stuck some
sticks in the ground and hung his
wire on them. He held one end Of
the wire to his mouth and talked TO
It at the top Of his voice. Then be
ran as fast as be could 10 the other
end and held the wire TO his ear with
the expectation Of hearing his own
words repeated.
When be failed 70 hear any sounds
the expression on bis face revealed
his opinion Of his white friend.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-06-22
coo 70 See coronatlon.

LondoP --lt is officially announced
that the royal procession on Friday,
June 20. and Thursday, June 49, will
follow the traditional and customary
route to the south Of both churches OF
st. Mary-le-StrAnd and St. Clement
Danes. The following prices we're sup.
piled by an agent as being the average
that Is being asked for windows and
seats on coronation day: First floor
window. $1,000 to s2.bOO; second Aoos
window. $500 to $1,000; third floor
window. s400 to $500.