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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-30

omtnlte iprIige 2eiligbeo bar onret
beruiet, men at ban | surigt eaers
iiGloen q Gorn og life oar / Stono
til | al alminoeligbeo at paste i'm
Sieneite paa tilfreOsitillenoe Q}oooe.
Wnn funoe t9nfe iig ct iaaoant
HeIiiltnt al Ell npartiif lln0eriegel-
ie, % iaa mootte Der pel ira arigs-
miniiteriets Sioe ta8es alporli9t iat
for at iaa ct iaooant u6eloi9t Gle
ment fiernet ira 6aren.
Men noar man pGlger Ben Ito
pci. at beor0re aaptainen til at
iaoieee en- 9rait. JON bar mo6taget
90 looet gao pioere en- Meo6elelie
ON. at a%aptoinen Deo en- beitent Gel
li06eo bar uoret beruiet, iaa fon
Soaen fun fonmie til at omfatte
bette (ilioloe. % iaa fl Geiulto-
let 6lioe Def, at 4rniten fife fan iere
iurioiif 9eoiS ior Meo0elelien5 Mig
tig6eo; 6an MI b(ioe Oemt. % Sop
tninen fan fomme til at itao iom en-
iorinl8t llifploia6c0, Ger / oen OF
ientlige @ening oinoer 2aurbar.
iou ban ifte bar iortieut.@
Get oar Den p. 0fto6er / 5ior,
ri ifreo i%oale0es, % ri bar 10 iaoet
Get - oesoprre.
9rpiten er bleoen 0smt poa en-
5ormolitet %iormoOentIi1, 6ano. 9ocf
bIeo 0ont paa Ell anoen 5ormalitet,
10 aoptainen er 6leoen ureniet@ -
formelt.
Get belle er f56et 10 / rene 3or-
maliteter. ioroi ieloe Sa9ens 9ieoli-
tet iffe bar oaret iremme o. life
funoe fonIme rem / llnoeriegelicn
gennen ct priont Segsmool.
Den Miniiterite flnOe baDe taqet
iig al Sa9en % moeriogt Den orun-
6iat meo De til Raa6ia6e0 itnoen-
oe @i0ler. aria5miniiteriet 6uroe
hare reuiet no - nei. set er iallOt.
oct er 10 life oenne 9iegerinq. Ser
er Observation-Disclosures
men aligenel 6lioer BET nsopenoigt.
Sbi ri mao foIt6oloe, 6Dao ri
ifreo / 8ior, al SGren % Officers
iton0en minOit al ale er tient meo
ben Slues vllnoerisqeIier" oo 9tf-
gsrelier. iom Common Ger 9oitor
Ricar6 betegner.
Get er o9iaa .n9rmeit Ell Misbrug
al 0omitolene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-30

IA autoer fulgte BAN til @raDen,
og mango FOG life meo til airfe-
goaroen.
MiiS Same g{ielien, Cater al
ears Rielien, iom fom til MilItopn
for benpeo ct Bar @ar iioen ira
Mitchell, 2. 3of., meo 5amilie, og
@ilIie 9tieIien boo0e 9rpllup ben
3. Mai og bleo piet al 8ait. 6.
aro9b. e npgiite iii tage golig
poa 9ru6gommens 5orm en- Ril
git Tor airfen. iii 9pffel
Qlt irDoer Jig M noe / @otnren.
Sfopen itnnr / i'm ful6e Rrogt, 6itg-
lere ipnger, ioa BET er er2pit at bere
og ielu on fife oereS Melooier er
iaa iortrDllenoe, fan ri Menneifer
BOG ifte til ful0e eiter9ere oem. S9o
% @rG5 mplorer irem al Sor0en.
0ien ri bar 10 ogiaa 6iotil faaet
rigelig Gean.
apin6eioreningen ofbol0er, ON
@uo oil. i'm aarIiae 9aior anoen
9inie6og, boortil ale er pelfommcn
ielp ont 'oe er 9arofpbere.
aorr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-30
Greosmeee.


Nortb Dnfota areos afboIoer, ON
@uo oil, lit Sommermsoe | ebene-
ger Meniebeo peo 6lorton J Doee-
ne fra %. SUM- til %. SUM.
5slaenoe @mner oil blioe bebano-
let:
1. Sellieaan6ens @ernins. (areo-
iens gmne).
2. SporIeoes bliper Wenigbeoen og
oens enfelte We6Iemmer mere fri.
siorte ira geroen &om. 2, 2.
Neoet beepnoer meb Ssimesie-
guostiencite Sorsoae Sorm. SCI. t019.
= Senooe gftermiooog bliper Der
llngoomSmeoe. = 4Ge areoienS
pr9iter be6es msoe.
Paa areoiens gesne
s. 5. 9iIbfie.
ebene5er Menigbeo neo JIarton,
inobpoer berpeo genner fra fern
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-30
gberlisere Gpltsnins.

Scr 3 Cages Cp1oi6 UNDER Ns-
bet betaies 1915. 8prn unoer 8
aar foar frit Opbolo, for Dem
aloeren ira s til ~ aar betales
balo Yris; oper u 4ar faloPris.
Romiteen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-30

buroe iro nf geroen. el(er oe0tooes
lioen OoerpeieIie oo 8refte!ie; men
set fan 10 ooioa fsre til, at ri itaar
me0 Re0aftsriteoler uoen Sno5oIo.
@eO Sionep manoIer ri % 90
De oanife ACCOMPLISHMENTS
9rorien. Mai %, 1911.
RieIs Gam { o b.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-30
Sireftionsmsbc.

On 8uo pil, aiboIoer 0ireftio-
men for 9oniib 9utb Plibl. Sonie
Rsbe i Blair .. 6. Sum-. Spis no
gen bar Sager, iom De srifer be.
banolet al Direftionen, oa beoeS
iaaoanne at bore mig I SRnbe ie-
nett b. 3. sunni.
9erbsoieit,
u. 6. 8eismann,
Coulter, So.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-30

% npr at iamles mes os III Rgoe
| Oe neonte Gage. @pIo e6ers aom-
til @~eniGbeoens 5ormau6, an-
oretp 2arien, ieneIt il. SUM.
Poa G6ene8er @a6.8 gegne.
q n6rem BARREN, 1ormon0.
6. q. &iortSpong, 8rpIt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-30
Spnbassifolempoe.

Zen reitlige SoIooel al Nortb
Dafota arroS, aibol0er ct 56nOu9s-
itoleme0e / Menigbe6en / Cane BAL
lep, Mont., fra Den 10. Sui.
Baa arebiens 8eene.
5. s. aiIefi9.
Wenigbeben in6bnoer penligit
8enner al Saeen. Man melbe JIG
til SBren 2aren n,
Gul6erton, Mont.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-30
SrOriOn - SioncD, MOnt.

SrOrion - SiOncn, MOnt.
Set off rent gait meO 96itet ON
at ifriue liot til 9oniteren" 6per
9Qaaaeo; men oct nar 10 ogiaa et
nrimeliae 2eite - iom life bar
fornpes.
@i bar nplig bait en- goo Regn,
% mere er / 9ente. iaa lloiigterne
iaa Nenieenoe er aanife gooe ioo
Gangt.
Si6ite Sonoag 6leo ct itsrre I'm
tal opta9et / 0eni35eoen "a
SiGle. @oatte BET ioa blioe til
GeliigneIie 6aaoe for Dem iclo og
oS.
Gn un0 oonif @ano, Garl 8an0,
bar fo6t 0r. 6ranfle8 8orm.
Gen ii0ite Alpfommer / Settle
mentet or en- life 3renQ pos
l6oroalo 3eniens.
6or en- Sio iioer tog 9e;er Bent
len iig en- 5ur til aenmare. q. 9af.,
90 fom til6oge meo Ell Suitru -
bOis 0aun foroum par Anne Seren-
len. 5 n9pnte @noGeoning 6leu
gorret Senong ben 81. o8. oper-
raft en- lille Teneegaoe - og moo
tog 9eise al en- Itor Slot 8enner,
iom snife6e til 2pffel
Seq 6oooe al sfonomiife @runoe
beiluttet mig til life at rejie til
Norsmsoe; men min Menig9eo til
Sroos ior eler maaife rettere
poa @runo al = i'm 5ottigoom,
tit laa mango Fenge ifabet Iammen,
at Den funoe ienoe lin Brett iii
aarsme6e. Nin gooe 8en, Foitor
anoerien = lie en6elig at ioa bette
| y0nniferen" ian burtigt iom mt
Zig - maaife oct tunoe bielpe Ell
anoen fattig Br9it til Aarsmsoe.
Der. Feter anoerien er onlgt oe
refer ioni MGnigbeoens 7elegot til
4ar5msoe.
Noget al oct iioite npe er ,gror-
ion Ball Glub". ghi ia, oct er nof
life iaa uanifeligt at fna Iaaoanne
Stunt ter Iauet Tiger nof en- og
on6en. Maaife, ieg fenoer life me-
get til biSie cling; men en- 5ing
glGoer mig - ben omtalte Sn6ret-
ming ipilIer life ON Ssn0ogcn men
oerimoO EN- 6alu Gag Ell Sang ON
ltgen = altina en- Sseneong.
Noar Bait. 8. g. Senien taller
ON Bengeiager / 6orbinheIie meo
2ererIsn oio., iaa taller ban efter
min Rening meget fOrnuitiet -
men oct iomme fan life iioes ON
bans 5ortolfnina til o@liasipgen".
5 min iorriae Weooelelie bor ieg
gioet Bait. MnoerIen Anle6ning til
at benuiie mig til Heooftsrens Stgo-
Ter, 90 ban mener, at ON iee baooe
Dem pna, oil6e oct oirfe i9roeles
gaunlig pno mine Weninger') Sar
Baitor @noerien Het, iaa buroe ieg
prepe Stsolerne 90 tilla0er mig 6o
at orenoe" ior Geoaftsr MI ueo
fommenoe Aarsmsoe. ) 5ior elemte
ri uiit at oeIge en- Ge0aftsr, ieIp-
feIeelie iom 5glee al Den r9oiomme
6art, iom bi M er fommen inc /
Oe0 pore aarsmsoer. Nu, ia, BET
fan 10 oeian babe lin getponine
oner for Sine, iom bnrtigit muligt
> 5oaIeoes ifreO ies life. Seq
ifreo: .giaa oilbe ban pioe
aoifilIigt, iom ban mn life peo, og
oct oilbe rimelieois mooerere bans
SDn en- Smule." altiaa iIet life
oct | og for iie at bore Geoaftsr,
men bet EN- Reoaftsr naturligt moa
. ! De aneaaenoe en- Grsftelie | 8la-
oct, og iom ban life fan meooele
Sffentligbeoen, oct fan MODE
rere bans Spn paa en- Drsftelie.
Rp1
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-30
Set femtenOc aarsmgOs.

vOen forcneoe onf re eu..
utb. airfe / 4mertta.
ofbol6es, ON @uo pil, I Blair Sonif
eo.-Iutb. Meuigbeo Blair, 9ebr.,
ira 0nSbng ben 7oe Suni til Sen-
bag ben lite Sum-, beg9e Gage
i%beregnet.
Zen t2oe SUM- ofboIoes Subj
~lGltmsfeit.
Ns0et onbnes meo 9simesie-
guostieneite Ons6ae 6ormi56og aI.
10 / Reni9beoens airfe.
Observation-Disclosures:
T.. De olminoelige = / anle0.
ming af Snoberetningerne ira Cant
funoets @mbeosmen0 og lt0oaIg.
2. gal9 al embeosm9no.
3. Seregne Eager: AZ 9onititu.
tionsforilag en- aarsms0ets 4fbol-
belle enten boert @ar, eaer bu.rt
treble aar, b. aloeroomSbiemmet.
A.. gmne til 9rsfteIie: Seoninee-
miSiionen (Nattb. %, IS fIg. os
Worf. i6, 15).
Weniebeoer % Hr9iter, iom
mautte snife Optagelie i Den fore
neoe bnnife 9irfe, beoes inbienbe
Gnoroeenoe oerom | betimeIig 5iS.
Snnfeiproe: Siener Serren mes
@leoel" (Sol. 100, 81
81. 3. RieIen n, Sefretar.
O. 9. gbriitianen.
5ormnno.
5 SenboIo til openitaaenoe ge.
fenotesreIie inobpoer Blair oanite
. .-Iutb. @enisb.o, Blair, Webr.,
beroeo bierteliet RebIemmer oegn.
ner Of Den iorenehe oanife co.
lutb. airfe / @merifo".
6or OpboIo unoer Msoet betales
$500.
SiIreiIenoe beoes meloe oeres
aomme til Broi. 8. 4. Sanien,
Dor 149, Blair, Nebr., ieneit %.
Mni.
Store oe ~pioun6erlige ere Dine
@erninger, Serre, @n0, on aImna-
tigel ~retferoige % ionoe ere Dine
geie, ou 5olfeiIaeenes aonse" aab.
10, 3.
Ooe anberen, Wgb.s Set.
6. 4. SAME n,
6ormano for Board OF Sruitees.
g. S. 9islIer,
Ngb.s gr9it.
goerlisere Opltsnins.
Scr 8 Cages Sp1oio UNDER Ws-
BET betaieS St.75. 9srn nnber 8
aar foar frit OpboIo, for Dem |
affS -.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-17
ELKINS ESTATE Trust A
TEST OF DUkE's LOVE.

Washington. Jam i7.-Friends OF
Senator Elkins here are unable to ex-
plain the wide differences between
the sums bqueathed TO the children
by his second wife and to Mrs. Oil
phant and Mrs. widerseim. his chill
dren by his first wife.
The will makes each or the children
by the second wife millionaire many
times. while A quarter OF a rdillion is
apparently the amount left 10 Mrs.
0liphant and Mrs widerseim.
Society looks upon the holding OF
the estate intact for five years as an
express provision. having reference to
the romance Of Katherine Elkins and
the Duke OF the Abruzzi. II the sena-
tor intended 70 leave the marriage to
the judgment 81 those who come af-
ter him, they say. he has prescribed
a sufficient period of prubatioa and re-
Election. II the Duke desires an Amer
ican bride Tor her own sake without
reference TO her dover. he could we'll
press his suit within a year or so.
marry Miss Elkins and wait foT the
dover.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-17
WIFE WILL USE
BROTHERS NAME
Counsel viii Attempt 10 Show He
Had Motive
Packers Wife Confident
That She Can Prove Albert Schenk,
Brother of Poisoned Man, Had
Means and Thus Established
Her Innocence.

Wheeling, w. Va, Jan. 16.-Not
only will Mrs. Laura Schenk attempt
to prove that she is the victim of
gigantic conspiracy to rid her OF her
husband, but will produce evidence.
she declares, to show that Albert
Schenk, brother of the millionaire
packer, had the same means, oppor-
tunity and even the desire to do
away with her husband as she.
Counsel for the defense, J. ]. p.
|O'Brien, Frank A. O'Brien and S. o.
Boyce, made this statement today,
and in doing so, indicated for the
first time what their real line of de-
fense will be In the trial of Mrs.
Schenk.
Evidence Sensational.
The evidence that Attorney Joseph
O'Brien says will be furnished the
Jury will sayor of sensationalism and
will be CT such character that 1t
will leave an almost immovable
doubt in the minds of the jury
whether the woman or another to be
named was responsible for any
poison which might have been ad-
ministe-ed to John o. Schenk in his
food. medicine. and drinking water.
The prosecution has so far shown
that Mrs. Schenk might have had the
desire to get rid OF her husband"
said Attorney ]. 0'Brien, Jut 1t has
not actually and will not show that
Mrs. Schenk actually poisoned her
husband. On the other hand, We
will summon witnesses to testify that
Albert Schenk might also have had
the desire to get rid of his brother.
May Not Formally Accuse.
II may not get up in open court
and formally accuse Albert Schenk
Of any poisoning. but will develop
the fact through our witnesses that
he had every opportunity to admins
ter poison, because he was frequent
visitor to the home. He had the
same opportunity as our client. and
the same circumstances mat are now
surrounding her surround him. We
have no tangible evidence that Al
bert Schenk gave his brother poison,
neither has the state any tangible
evidence that Laura Schenk poisoned
him.
I'VE had thought OF summoning
Albert Schenk, but We don't think
this necessary, because before we
proceed very far the state will sum-
mon him for rebuttal. We will de-
yelop in our defense his bitter hatred
for Laura Schenk. and show that he
would do anything 10 get rid Of her.
For years Albert Schenk has been
trying TO rid John o. Schenk OF his
wife, and Albert had gone so far that
he even forbade her to come to the
store to see her husband Albert
Sehenk has repeatedly told our client
that in case OF John Schenk's death
she would not get cent of his
estate.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-17

Raleigh Is comipE she n getting
progressive and il following the style
OF Durham, as the following item
from the Raleigh News and Observer.
OF this morning. shows
part OF the new seats to be in.
stalled In the union depot have ar.
rived and will be placed in position
soon. They are similar 70 those In
the union station Al Durham, and will
be great Improvement over the
ones now Iii Use al the station here.
Since the femodeling Of the union
station its Interior has reminded one
OF Joseph's coat, on account Of the
several varieties OF seats in use"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-17
SELLS ITS
INTEREST |NLAKE
Company Chartered 10 Under
take Big Proposition
Boston Capitalist and Many North
Carollnians Interested In Deal
Whereby II Is Expected to Open
up Intensely Fertile Farm;
Ing Lands.

Raleigh, Jan. 16.--North Carolina's
interest In the Mattamuskeet Lake
drainage district. Hyde county, is sold
by the state board of education for
500 900 TO the Southern Land Re
clamaiion company. chartered today
for the purpose OF undertaking this
drainage scheme, declared by Chief
Elliott, Of the United States bureau
OF drainage, the biggest drainage un-
dertaking In the world. This lake
bed which the state owned Is Is miles
by six miles. an average depth OF only
a few feet, with a black soil UNDER
meath expected 10 make intensely fer
tile farming lands. The drainage dis
tricts include over one hundred thou
sand acres, half OF 1t owned by citi-
zens OF Hyde. TIE Southern Reclaim
alton company assumes the states OBJ
legations and assumes 100000 Of a
100000 bond issue for the cost OF a
drainage system involving a system
OF canals and an immense plant TO
convey the water to the neighboring
sound, the pumps having a capacity
OF $4,000 gallons OF water per day.
The farming OF the drainage districts
is completed with J. p. Kerr, OF Ashe-
VILE, ]. s. Mann and T. II. b. Gibbs OF
Hyde county as commissioners. The
100000 Of bonds are TO be issued
within the next 80 days the work 10
lhegin very soon thereafter and COM
pleted within eighteen months.
ID. y. Graves. Boston capitalist is
principal stockholder and assumes
the states obligations with other
blocks OF stock held by c. A. Webb
J. p. Kerr and W. T. Mason. OF Ashe-
willie. They have $4,000 authorized
capital and $4,000 subscribed. This
company not only pays the stats
100000 for its nfty thousand acres
but assumes about $4,000 expense "a
the preliminary work OF forming the
district. the deal being made possibl,
BY yerification Of the drainage cos
estimates and the withdrawal OF ex'
ceptions by the Roper Lumber com
pany. a subsidiary OF the Norfolk ant
Southern Railway, which has exten.
siye interest IN the district.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-17
AFRAID THEY'LL LOSE BEAUX
III THEY STUDY HASH.

Atlantic City. Jan. 1.-THE girl
members OF the domestic science class
OF the Atlantic City high school are
pouting over the announcement that
they will be forced among other
things. to learn how TO make hash.
The first lesson is scheduled for this
week. and the girls fear that public
announcement Of their proficiency in
Matchmaking may scare of possible
susors among young men who are
forced 10 indulge in that boarding
house staple too often during their
bachelorhood.
The scare started when the best
young man OF one OF the girls inform
ed her that he and his fellow boarders
had formed an anti-hash society, with
the following motto:
Remember this motto when spending
your cash
To one day Of turkey there's six days
of hash.
Instructors Of the new class declare
they will force the young women tc
learn the mysteries of hash despite
the protest.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-17
A WOMAN IrRY AND
PROSECUTOR FOR WOMAN

Seattle. Jan. ie.-when Mrs. Ida
N. Anderson was arraigned before
Justice OF the Peace Brown Saturday
charged with having interiered with
a public utility device. namely. gas
meter. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Miss Reah Whitehead appeared 10 cUn-
duct the case against her. Counsel
for Ms. Anderson demanded woman
Jury. and he request was granted.
Among The six juYywomen chosen
were Mrs. Thomas Murphlnc. wife Of
the MANAGER Of Miles Poindexter's
combination for United States sena-
torship; Mrs Homer Hill. president
Of n state suffrage organization: Mrs.
Sylvia Hunsucker. another suffrage
worker. and Miss Alice Lord. labor
union organizer
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-17
A MISSOURI BABY THAT
HAS SIX GRANDM0THERs.

Armstrong. Mo-, Jan. i6.-The baby
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs James SPOTS
IL blessed with six grandmothers. pos
sIbly more than any other child In the
world
on the fathers side there Is the
Observation-Disclosures. Mrs. Fray;
reat-grandmother Mrs. Susan SPOTS;
grandmother. Mrs. SPOTS. and great
grandmother Mrs. n. d. wickes.
On the mothers side there is the
great grandmother, Mrs. Nathan Nor
ris and the grandmother, Mrs. ]. w.
flohh.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-17
A RUNAWAY HORSE
BEATS An ERIE TRAIN

Middletown. n J.. Jan. 1e.--A
horse belonging to Abner Birch. a
farmer. tied under a shed nj Bulsl-
Vile about Ave miles from here broke
loose last night. and. running to the
Crawford branch Of the Erie. dashed
up the tacks' at hlgh speed. draw.
ing a buggy.
A passenger train was speeding
along short distance behind. II
was stopped without hitting the rig
but the horse kept on the tracks fol
nearly four miles and until the train
reached Pine Bush Il vas compelled
to follow the runaway. When the
horse was captured II was unhurt. al
though II had crossed several bridges
and culverts.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-17
WORK At
bLEW|TT FALLS
Another Million 10 be Expended
in Completing Work
With the Purchase Of This Power
Plant by Colonial Securities Conn.,
pany, RAPID Progress Will be
Made In Finishing the
Work.

Wadesboro, Jan. 16.-The rumor
comes from reliable sources that the
next few weeks will see the COM
mencement of work at Blewitts Falls
and is the cause for considerable re-
joicing in this entire section. The
hydro-electric plant at that place has
already cost the promoters over ST.
10000 and it is estimated that the
expenditure of another sl,000,000 will
complete the work and give this part
of the state 10000 horse power for
manufacturing purposes and this is
badly needed. Here in Wadesboro a
number of enterprises would be start
ed Immediately II they could secure
cheap power. In fact there is talk OF
making a concerted effort TO secure a
power line from Monroe Of the South
ern Power company II the new owners
OF the proposed plant at Blewitt's
Falls do not get at the work very
shortly.
The running of line from Monroe
to Wadesboro on the part of the Sou
thern Power company would stir up
industrial development more than any
other move Just now. Not only would
Wadesboro be benefited but Marsh
willie, Peachland and Polkton. good
Towns on the line would use the pow
er and make It Of financial interest to
the power company. Here the cotton
mill the silk mills, and a number of
other industries together with the
lighting plant of the town could easily
lbe brought { see the advantage Of
1.-THE power.
The Blewitt Falls property is now
lcontrolled by the Colonial Securities
company, which holds large proper
|tion of the bonds issued by the pro
lmoters. The Blewitt Falls develop.
lment was the outcome of triangular
Ieffort on the part OF financial inter
Tests operating under the name OF tbs
Colonial Securities company, the Gen.
eTdi EsitClIlC duu flu6h oAtANoC ~ ~
of Wilmington
i This plant is to produce $4,000
horse power and the work OF con
struetion was begun several years ant
pushed until the panic OF 1907 wher
the company went into the hands o.
1.-THE receivers after expending $1,000,
900 and partially completing the dam
lIt proposes TO be one of the best by
!. dro-electrical plants in this section
n and contracts were made severa
years for the larger part Of the pro
posed power. Lines we're to be rui
In all directions touching Wadesboro
Albemarle, Laurinburg, Rockingham
and other points and thus offer in
dustrial plants cheaper power. Tn
lpanie and internal dissentions stop
Iped the work and finally the plant wa
sold and bought in by the bondhold
ers.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-17
WARMING ISSUED AGAINST
WHITING noR4 INSURANCE.

Raleigh. Jan. le.-commIssioner
Of Insurance James r. Young gives
notice that agents Of the United
Security company. Of baltimore. are
notified not to write any new busi-
ness In this state until the impaired
capital Of the corporation is made
good and that the North Carolina
and the Maryland departments OF In
surance had given the company five
days within which 70 do this. Fol-
lowing on the heels OF this, however,
came the notice that the company
has gone into the hands Of = re-
cciyer.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-17
$1,000 for Charities.

New York. Jan. i7.--By the will
OF Lazarus kohns, a member of the
firm Of L. straus asd sons. who died
at his home, No. % West 5eth street.
December 3, a fund of $4,000 is left
to be distributed to Jewish charities
at the discretion of his executors.
The residue goes to his widow. Mrs.
Hermins Kohns, and Lee kohns and
Miss irene Kohns, HIS children.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-17
STRAW HAT rSiTEs COUPLE.
Girl Writes Her Name Under Hand
and Purchaser Becomes Husband.

Middleton. n. Y, Jan. IA
straw hat started a romance five
years ago. which eliminated today In
the marriage OF Miss Cecilia Multi
gan. OF this city and George Wesley
Parnham. OF Man.stcc, Mich
Miss Mulligan was employed AZ a
local hat factory. One day another
girl dared her 10 write her name in-
side the sweatband OF a straw hat
she was WORKING on. She wrote her
name ana address and forgot all
about H. A year later she received a
letter from George w. Parnham, pay
master OF the Manistee and North
eastern railroad. MIR. Parnham had
purchased the hat and found Miss
Mulligan's name.
Letters and photographs we're ex'
changed and the wedding followed.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-17
ESCAPED CONVICT ELtDEs
GUARDS Ann R0iis Gi1i.

Caldwell. n. j., Jan. fe.--An cx-
citing all-night hunt through the fog
BY armed guards from the peniten-
tlary here failed 10 disclose q trace
OF the desperate, John Madden, who
escaped Friday afternoon.
Madden. who was serving Is
months. was at liberty only hye min
u,es when the fact was discovered.
The alarm was quickly sounded and
men sent In all directions, but Mad
den. despite this, had time TO held up
little girl and take s7.ss from her.
Her cries attracted two men, but
Madden fed.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-01-17
INDICTMENTS sWELLED
TO EIGHTEEN HUNDRED.

West Union, Jan. 1.-THE special
Adams county grand jury, which has
been probing vote buying and selling
today brought the total number Of In
diciments up TO $500. when Il reported
50 new ones returned Wednesday.
Judge Blair predicted the number
Of indictments would probably reach
1000 Those who have pleaded guilty
and have been disfranchised and fined
are 1859. The grand jury VIII adj
ionrn tomorrow.