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The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
Editorials by the People.


To the Editor OF The Times The
Rev DR.. Fixes, in recent forceful,
able and studied sermon, stated that
women made overalls in this city for
sixty cents a dozen, or five cents a
piece Ii does not seem to me that
that can be So He further added that
women did all the work of making
white shirts in Chicago, except the
cutting, and furnishing OF the ma
terial, for seventy-five cents doz-
en-. and the sewing of boys pants, for
sixteen cents dozen. Surely this
cannot be possible. know the dom
inie is an able and eloquent servant
of his Master, our common Lord. But
surely he must be in error in these
statements. Have we come 70 the
pass in this country described by
Hood as existing in England nearly
one hundred years ago, in his poem
known as THE Song OF the Shirt. "
God forbid But is his statements
be true. what then? Such wage
should be made a crime. And those
taskmasters should. by publication,
be made TO endure the earthly scorn
of public notoriety, and contempt
hope for the reputation of these two
cities that the learned gentleman is
mistaken in his utterances on this
point But IL he is not. the payment
OF such wage should be made mis-
demeanor for a conviction for the
first offense and a felony for a sec
ond
How can woman remain pure ana
good on such wage. II cries out UNI
TO the Lord. as condemnation
against US. as people TO tolerate. We
are told in Isaiah: That we shall
not grind the face of the poor.
Where are our legislative kids, and
spiuoon-cleaneTs. This would be rem
idied If Detroit sent men of ability
10 the legislature and not adolesceRt
Kids No monarchy constitutionally
limited. would tolerate II. 1t Is starv-
alton. pure and simple And IL is
the duty OF the legislative board OF
orr state government, and the execu-
tive officers. elected to provide the
means. whereby every healthy man
AID woman. capable OF doing a days
work, should earn at least one dollar
a DAY. as minimum, and every man
OF family one and one-half dollars
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
Wendell Phillips Birthday.

To the Editor of the Detroit Times:
Today ia the one-hundredth annivers
airy of Wendell Phillips, whom John
Bright said was the greatest orator
speaking the English language Time
will not permit nor space allow me
to say much OF the Statesman of the
kingdom of God" but something
should be said, that his memory may
be kept green in the present genera
ton.
He was not a politician. having re-
fused the proffers of Office where
there was a possibility of being elect
ed. However. he accepted the nom
ination for governor OF the state OF
Massachusetts on the Prohibition
ticket, the first candidate TO run in
that state. He also took the nomina-
ton from the Labor party, both OF
the causes being dear to his heart.
A few years before the war, he said
IL was not slavery that was dying
out, but anti-slavery. In an evil hour
the devil lowered over Charleston,
dropped a handful of cotton seed into
the sea-island soil, touched with the
genius OF Boston brains-meaning Eli
Whitney's cotton gin-and immedi-
ately the raising of cotton became
cheap and profitable and cotton fiber
a rod OF empire such as Caesar never
welded.
But Phillips fought through, crowds
came TO scoff and jeer, but remained
TO cheer and applaud.
His wife was a co-worker in the
cause; in fact. preceded him in her
advocacy of slavery.
He coming from an aristocratic and
wealthy family, much was expected
OF him in his profession Of the law,
and great was the disappointment
when he abandoned II to take up the
hated cause OF freedom OF the black
man.
IL has been said OF Garrison and
Phillips that the one was TO be the
executive of the anti-slavery move
ment and the other to furnish the eio-
quence 10 melt the shackles. and liber-
ate race.
There has been no monument erect.
ed 10 his memory. He needs none, as
he built one that is more enduring
than time, and that will lap over into
eternity. +. r. TETUS.
Detroit, Mich, Nov. %. 1911.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
Americans In China.

American Minister Calhoun at PEEK
ing acts wisely In calling upon all
Americans in China TO hasten 10 the
nearest ports. Mr.. Calhoun does not
fear that either the imperialists or
the revolutionists will sanction at
lacks on foreigners, but he recog-
nizes the possibility OF an outbreak OF
brigandage in the remoter provinces.
In China such outbreaks have often
followed rebellion or revolution. II
was the tremendous success OF an
outlaw leader. who swept like a be
som OF destruction over the middle
kingdom. that induced the ablest OF
The Chinese leaders to invite the
Manchus into China ITO years ago.
With brigandage and outlawry
breaking out in SEE Chuen or else
where neither side In the present
conflict could offer the slightest as
surance OF safety 10 foreign resi-
dents. The outlaws world care abso-
lutely nothing about what effect the
number of missionaries would have
on the cause Of the monarchy or the
revolution. They would be animated
bv the most selfish and brutal mo-
lives. and, as their lives would be
forfeit in any event, they would not
fear punishment of massacres OF for
eIgn devils" II Is, therefore. no
lack OF trust in the good intentions
of the revolutionists that induces the
American minister 10 demand that all
Americans leave the interior at once.
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
From Another Point Of View
And here and ,here dyspeptc turkey is tha6kful

and a dyspepc thankful
IS upon turkey
o
publicity
United
other ordinary reads another
l. e
the
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29
A MILLIOMDOLLAR DOUBT



This Newspaper ndorse the traction
Element plan by Mayor Thompson and the Detroit United
railway penalty steche still refuses ndorse
uhment Of Mayor ThOmpsOn campaign PROMISE and advises the
people Of Detroit o oppose e.
The railway yielding and unmisakab
public which greeted the Of
agreement willing to file bond IN the Of
100000 that will deliver its property to the city Tor
oWnership and operation by the city.
Detroit United railway other has the bait BUT
IT HAS NOT HIDDEN THE HOOK
fat franchise for the Detroit United railway bringing
to life expired franchises and franchise UNDER WHICH the Detroit
United railway counting DECLARING DIVIDENDS UNTIL 1924
oppose the plan submitted because 1T MEANS
FRANCHISE believe the believed his
pagn that SERVICE FRANCHISE is
DEAD ONE"
This newspaper OWNER
sURET QUICKEST AND SAFEST MEANS TO THE BEST
RAILWAY SERVICE AT THE LOWEST RATE OF
FARE.
newspaper outright municipal ownership
thing public franchise and that proposition
UP people which seeks combine the unreasonable unjust
unfair and, furthermore impossible
thing proposed give Detroit
railway monopoly period Is
doubt that point, THIS BEING CONCESSION BY
THE CITY
The next thing the franchise does is to give
way due from the streets where it
has been operating without franchises
There isn't any point CONCESSION
BY THE CITY.
panys paving expenses upon the taxpayers of Detroit
point THIS BEING CONCESSION BY
BY THE CITY.
And the company comedies outright wHAT7
The first thing we bndy given
ent snap the three
The company does nothing of the kind
The agreement provides pu paving
Inquished nas the lines upon
franchises expire in 1915.
and the
lines that do expire until 1924
workgman who the fvent lines at three
getting his of employment and returning home
Under the the has entered into he will still have
pay returning from his lodge the theater church
he wishes take visit to Belle
IN the
company conceding fares by long shot
turn for 3year-franchise paving
company therefore practically NOTHING, compared
with what it would get in return.
the promises its lines the
city without lawsuit
The company promises city
authorized acquire and street railway when
would pretty turning its lines demand of the
At this point however agreement
psoomss most ostia INDEFINITE
Til. will sell which it would have to do anyway on demand
people company isn't put to the trouble of FOR HOW
That is matter to be determined United railway
has been conceded O 13-year blanket franchise.
The price is to be arbitrated
Lawyer George William decisions
abae the be enforced
The penalty clause doesn't satisfy faune
Of proposed all of its essential features
agreement does provide absolutely and beyond doubt for the
turning the lines by the company the city
If it did there would be need of 100000 bond
provide for hreecent fares absolutely
And therefore keeping with neither of Mayor Thompsons
promises a candidate.
provides only ciys experience
Peoples Telephone company which the city could collect
UPON Just about a 81 100000 doubt.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29

At the Skinninrs Boarding House.
Hostess. How do YOU find the meat
Mr. jones'
Jones only by the greatest perse-
verance London Opinion
The Detroit times., 1911-11-29

They can do it If they only have the
desire and will, so TO do
JAMES III. POUND.
Detroit. Mich, Nov IS. 1911.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21
NEAR ACCIDENT
Narrowly AVeted When Horse Took
Fright az Funeral Procession
lad Came 20 Rescue.

What might have been a serious
accident was narrowly avcrtcd near
the Terminal bridge yesterday morn.
ms by the quick action and presence
of mind displayed Boy "a young lad s
milk wagon. driven hy O. woman. and
a dray met on the road. hu' both we're
forced 60 turn aside 10 permit a On.
neral corteEe 20 pass Tho woman
was on The creek side OF the road.
and becoming frightened. she started
90 pull the horse backwards
When the wagon was nearly over
tho bank "a young lad. who happened
90 be- passing. saw tho danger She was
I'm and Jumped to tho horses head .n
time 90 ave her from going over tho
bank After some difficulty tho wagon
was brought back ON the road and
proceeded on lts way
Witnesses az fhe affair state That
the woman would probably have suf.
fered serious injury had fhe wagon
Eone into tho creek. as Tho bank 90
this point is about 20 feet h.ab Tho
names % tho part clparfs could not
be- secured as each disappeared I'm.
medlatoiy after the affair occurred
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21
GOLDEN ON TRIAL
FOR WIFE MURDER
state Alleges wife Threatened 70
Expose Him for EmbezElement
Her Death Followed.
INTERESTING CASE
IN PITTSBURGH COURTS
prisoner Was Indicted a. Own Re.
guest After Being Once SET Free
on Charge.

PTTTSBUHGH. Nov 2O-An inter
eating murder case. brought here from
klttAnning. Pa. on n change 90 venue.
opened today Wh"n George Golden. 81
Wickboro. Pa. a prominent and
wealthy shoe merchant. VAS PLACED on
trial charged with the murder 81 his
wife on July Il. last Golden claimed
10 have shot his wife i1 mistake for
a burglar. His story was accepted al
the time and no inquest wac held
Later Golden Was arrested AZ the ln.
stance OF william Semmens. "A brother
Of the dead woman. who alleged the
killing was Wlllfl and deliberate
Golden vas soon released on "a writ oi
habeas corpus and then al his own
request an indictment Uas returned
against him in order that he could o..
tried and e%Nonerstsd
Little trouble was experienced Oh
getting a Jury.
Golden IL represented BY SIX attor
neys. two OF them his own brothers
Two district attorneys and tao other
attorneys comprise tho prosecution
The prosecution attempted 10 show
a motive for the alleged murder. II
wac alleged that Golden. while actinp
Rs trustee In bankruptcy 81 q Klttan
ming clothing store had confscnted
$4,000 worth OF goods Hls wife and
her mother. 10 was alleged. know o'
this and that Mrs Golden said some
thing about exposing her husband
four day. before she was shot Oh
lection was made by the defense and
the matter went over for argument
when court tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21
!. HOW TO TREAT
SORES

Ihe proper vay-the only szccess-
iui wsy-to treat an old sore is %
Destroy ita source. Not by dangerous
surgical operations or irritating
'drsvtnz piAstera. bat ~ Nature ;
~ method Of purifying the bod
n hliing the circulation with uch.
nourfshtng properties; then the
cure viii be natural and lasting. We
AM zsiiy UNDERSTAND how impurities
IN the blood will infect souae weak
point on our bodies. a=i By coutin-
ally diseharginz impurities into Il
Keep the place open and inaam@i
until q chronic ulcer - formed.
Nothing then Is 80 sure 10 produce a
cure OF these old sores as 5. S. S.
This medicine Is Natures perfect
blood remedy. composed Of the uost
healing and AZ the same time the
ostpcuetrating and blood purifying
Pfofrrfics. IL removes every particle
of impurty or morbid matter from the
Circulation. and assists nature IN the
increasing Of healthful. Nutritious
corpuscles in the blood. s S. :.
makes pure blood and pure blood 10
Natures unfailinR cure for old sores.
we want every sufferer with an old
sore 10 commence the use 81 s. s. S.
because We know IL Is the remedy
they most need. Book on Sores and
Ulcers and medical advice free 70 all.
D. 5. 8. Is sold at drug stores.
me SWIFT SPECIFIC co. Aiis.s.. CO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21
BOYS CLUB IS
ORGANIZED
GIRLS COOKING CLASS ALSO A..
RANGED FOR
Nt'sntlon &c &c Tsrn.d % Larger
Cniieren By Management %
ssStn SIDE Day Suusy

Ths attention o. tie go.,5 -s.
lay Nur-~rJ. ahi-h tas now ron.
1~f-1 The JuTan .ra'ior ~ ne CAD
ir-t in the nelEhb0rho.1 ard Las
'a'. rrh rl a soId foo- rg 10 D.
irg t4rrec % re Irrsr- rs.
tr'l O. .asf IiFtt s.@ta u-r. tas1
-pr che orEaniEafion a. a boys club
and q Urlr cooking c.s-s The l1gs
CLUB lr open POI all loys Boz tae par
~ Oh" cltg adjacent 20 tts DAP rurs
"r beta tl. ayes % '- a1c Is
care While the E.r.r cooking CLUB
Is tO consist, % ne older -.st--- %
The Children Who attend tLe Kinder
sart-u
The fire. steps Tor the orraniratfor
~ the clubs N~rc taken las' night ~
d runference iu Which Major Ca.ft
haIgh. % the BOYS Hrisadr N- Nl
r"r 90 The y " g A Nr- Rob
ert Re~l. Mrs Alexander Youus.
Miss Mary k-arur Miss Mary Scott
and Mr. I Wlng.rter participated
f Na- decided faa' FOR 't. bow.
club some man should D. rio
sen % condlct each meeting these
20 b. hold on Friday o. each week
n ls expected 70 have fhc programs
khANAFA WIN NN|NAN"IaIH NN |N'F NN"'
20 tho boys. appealing t1 boy tastes
and providing an Innocent amuse
m"nt Which will hold them f1r tho
more important work % De-, elopmenf
and Improvement In all ways Major
Caldabaugh Vul himself direct the
hrst meeting which i- "a D. held on
Friday evening December
A. stated. the giris' cooking ciass
q ..
of the kndergartnrrs VII are mot
members ~ tho Sunshine Club. and
will be under the direction ~ Miss
Gertrude Smith. a graduate OF n well
Known Eastern cooking school The
cooking class made 60 first star last
night by serving light rcfreahments
20 those attending the conference
Regular meetings 81 tho class will 30
held On Mondays. probably % each
week. bur this has not yet been det
nitely determined
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21
z eoerf-ider Osseeule.

Funeral services over mo remains
o. Joseph 81 Zierousclder will Do
conducted az ne Nt\icI undertaking
pariore ~ o. EN o'clock this afternoon.
Tho Rev LEONARD ~ S striker. rec
tor % 81. Matthew -. B. church. -
which tho deceased wre % member.
viI oTc.a's A GGarfetfe composed
% Judge Alan D. Robinson. John H
Crawford and me Misses Virginia
Han and Uiid1 Hur 1911. render mn
slc Mr. LieF'rfellcr -7s O. member
q. tho Wiasilrl IRE department for
a number -rars. first under chief
H.a''y and later under Chies Kuctcs
Albert Laustuu. Who ugs "a fellow.
ewp.oyc with Mr. ZirrsuffIfer az ftr
Atlantic Henry e. Welercrtrr. vl1
Wa- foreman ~ ihr o. a. % machine
shops. ah're me deceased was em.
p'oyed Joseph Lotz. John W.isErr.
her Richard uss-er ard Francis b.
Daily v. ar a- raiI bearer The
lnferweut al. hs private at Green
wood Nr. d I Houstthv. OF Do
ka't Il. o. r.ef.r ard Mics Janr'
~/Iee"nfsIfar ~ .1-1. H daggft.r
~ tre deceased. arrived fn fh. rl.r
last rIrhf to attend fie f.nrrai
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21
NAMED IN
PETTICORD CASE
AFTER HOURS or ~scRAPPlNe'
AMONG CREDITORS.
Noon Recess Taken Up IN Confer
ence At Board q Trsde-Trustee
to File Petition.

AFTER q c~ortrovcrsv covering the
greater part Of the day. William r
krInp was a|pppi0fed trl rr- FOR Pet.
fc0rd Bros hantrlpt-. o.. Referee
Henry a. Noi;, ia;e Yesterday after.
noon About thirty creditors wore
present. and most OF them were rsp.
resented by counsel. ID. A. Mckee ap.
prhr.nE FOR The lartrurts Among
the other attorneys representing cred.
if"rs were a J. Sswfe.i. Zen Rosen.
bloom. jaime IS Swing Senator d
S-omuert.'.c and other. Tho cor.--.
ton ~ counsel for cred tors was that
t1" matter should te taken out u.
hh~nrrHptrt. primo. ra'fv Tor Tho pI~
pose OF saving further expense and
a proposition Co tl.. eject failed t1
carry
a number o. names were susrpsted
for trustee. and finally. D. ,ompr,
ui-o W D. krupp was elected. fIr
n.shIng th" required SIb.Orp bond.
Referee $o''e trru appointed Charles
~ bowler Leo Woods and Contractor
Jackson a- appraisers The trustee
viii fEe bis psftiou LOO a. feu d1vs
asking geru.sslou 90 sell tho proper.
az fhe bankrupt.
Iur.rE ffs noon rarees Tho cred.
!t0r bella "a conference a. nearly an
hour bro OH" assembly uf fsa
"hceIIrE Board 90 Trade. George vs.
Lutz acrrE af chairman ~ thc meet.
itg Do VAS ffsu fhlf "a cumur0m.0
was dec'dsi upon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21

riaf. On fHs lat~Ils-na@r
FAlEMp<T Va. Nos 20 WI
am e. Atii-r o. ~Harnsto&n Marion
c0.lf, o. native 1f MorsautoWu died
100 h- home az barnstogu Yesterday
90 tLe as. 90 ss years For many
ear- before lis death be was con
'r'-- W.T.. tae ~HarnesyilIe WOODEN
NILS 'oupaus The deceased ~as
thr father of ZION. Thomas q Miller.
formerly bead - The p~reparutory de
par'u"nr ot the university. state 80.
te~rltral'nt az free schools. and nov
principal uf shepherd college Iu ac.
ti..aa 'o PROF. Miller. one son. g. 4
Miller and three daughters Who live
a. tLc home survive
Professor Miller arrived .u Fair
mont last night from shcpheristoNu
20 attend the funeral
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21
BEATTIE CALM
condemned Man Awaits Death-Does
Not Seem 20 Comprehend That
He Must DE Friday.

RICHMOND. Va. Nov. 90 With
lees than four days o. lie loft 81 G.
Beattie. Jr. condemned to die 90
dawn November 20 for the murder of
HIS wife. today rested quietcIy in his
cell. apparently unable 90 comprc
bend hat there is no hope that De
may escape The extreme penalty FOR
his crime.
Rumor. many tonEucd. vas busy Boo
Richmond's streets today and sensa
tionai reports Were spread shat Ueaf.
tie had committed suicide that Do
Rad confessed hat he had been rc.
spited, that no had denounced hls
cousin. Paul Heattls. and many more.
nonp Of which proved true
BEETLE spent an uuevenfful night
after his family's sunday visit and
appeared today in about his ueuH.
tempermental condition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21

m. remains of 1871 E.-err Reed.
formerly o. ftr r.t.. who died sun
day afternoon ~ Die home o. Her,rs
town. Nr. follow uF n four weeks
Niue.e 90 typhoid foyer. Will DO held
today. ard fto rsuIrr brought OBI
Norranfoeu. whore .rfsrmert rI Dol.
made or Wef1eefar &c. Reed o.
-urfired tF 81 70. aus fHrrr l-c-
ffo sisters nod a brother One
brother. John Reed. fst ir ftia .ity
some elmo ago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21
Obituary


Tho fluera. OF Mrs. Charlotte AL
Ter. widow of George X Miller. N!l.
take place from he family residence
uu "wednesday afternoon ~ e. o'clock
and the lEtsruen' all Do mad 100
Mount Zloa cemetery Mr. Iifisr
passed away on sunday morning a.
. 10 o'clock ~ tho 3 Of 13 years
She had spent the most of her ifo 90
me vicinity o. her home and was 10
deyouf member Of So Stephanus Re-
formed German church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21

trf.IH. .a.afrH rr TIE rrtr.f Fr--r-
60 NHENIANu Nd S.v 90
state Fire Marshal EaeI has arrested
Nrs Cora iohm. of Deer Park on '.e
charge ~ burning The residence ~ e.
Dc Savage on july "a. Tho woman
VAS locked up without ta| a' Ols
land Mrs l0hm vho s 'he v .
OBJ railroad cueInecr - connected $500
several wealthy families .r grafton
W va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21

Tho funeral % Alsorrl May. tfr
bright little h~ve-yraro old daughter OF
SIR and Mr AdciIh HsEsr was Heid
90 tho family residence. $50 2114
Guy afternoon Tho Iuftrutnf was
Of Mount Calvary Gem ferg. The
child was taken -srnls'r If on SAT-
urdav and passed aaas cu sunday
evening az % 90 o.cIogf. msmbran
s0Is Group being ftr cause ~ death
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21
OLD OFFICIAL QUITS
STANDARD OIL TRUST

NEW YORK Nov 2o-E T Red
ford resigned to-day az a director OF
th" STANDARD O. Company and also
a. president ~ tho bedford P,tro
icum Company. of France. the Colo.
NAL OF Company and th, horne
~scryusr Company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21

Special Il.Iaf.I o. tre Trfs. Esr-er
NOHGANTOWN. vs. IA. Sow 1H
Dewey jacobs. son ~ Wr and Mrs
stanley Jacobs. n boy o. - or 30
years ~ axe. was taken to th. CItt
hospital sunday evening after sus
tanning serious injuries under Che
hoofs 90 q horse H's skull sas frar
fur'd by The hloe from the animals
huDf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21

Chamberlain Stomach and Tivc-
Tablets do not sicken or Eripe. and
may be taken with perfect safety by
the most delicate woman or Tho young.
esf child. The old and feeble vii
also find them a most suitable remedy
fer aiding and strengthening their
weakened digestion and for regulating
the bowels For sale by all dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21

Edward O. S-hafcr. Louis Schafcr.
Joseph ScLafor. Jr. q Mrs h. a.
kle,ziey. al 90 thls city.
The fuuenl Will take place from
the family residence a. Edrius-un
Lane on Wedusslay morning a. 80
O'Clock. and requiem high mass viii Do
conducted a. st Michaci's church az
q o'clock. The intcrmcnt viii be- st
Mount Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21
state Defends Plan

The state contends that the intro
auction ~ testimony r~erardinr Christ.
mau SHOle is necessary % surb /.
p.ar Tho Missouri supreme court. b.
reversing tho verdict or guilty found
against lr HYDE az tho nrst trial o.
'.ffrf fh" .%rruHnony Introduced 81
That trial h~ THE state failed To show
ars motive FOR tho murder Of Colonel
SHupe
The eup-'mr court pointed out ffnt
imam saop. did not die Of po..
nHf ~ tYIhod fever o. shown ~
i.' evidence ArEums>fs on the 50
mission o' .'lmors REGARDING Christi
fr.n were sin gong ON when tts
r..r taF came t1 ar end
i.-r- pDrf~r.eIl has barred sI fes-
..maF .H OBJ. subject ~ mo typboid
p.tfu. iI Ie ssope household Tho
i.t'r i'' state alleged fn the fret
'i Hi caused hy Or. Hyde's 'n1e.
fhs victims Win typhoid
r. Testimony revardirE me a.
eyed bleeding '9 death ~ Moss Hua-
n t. f- iI.fa a'r1 tas been or
rrf r.f .fu. '' "a by the Judge and a
probable fHaf af reference o. tho
-aret seop~. also at.
fo DR. Hyde. vii b. ruled
r