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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-15
WESTON

EsIsN May l5-The Keener
soIl ana cas- Company has taken over
5the supplies cf the weston Fuel and
Light Company ana L. K. Durham,
who vas with tie Weston company
for q number OF years. win open
plambing shop d the Bennett bnild-
ing on Second street, Mr.. Durham
q well experienced ID the plumb.ng
buslness. ne win keep two helpers
IN order that be viii be able to do,
abort order plumbbing.
", 3. Simpson of this city. and
Miss Mildred shock Of Monongahela
eity. Pa, eloped to Oakland Monday
and were married there Mr.. simp.
SON Is member Of the Simpson
Timer Company, Of this city. After
= wedding trip in the east Mr.. and
AIRS Simpson will make this city
their home.
j II Bragg, a Second street bar
Der, was taken to Buckhannon hos
Pital Tuesday for treatment for blood
poison. Mr.. Bragg had been going
ON crutches for several days and It
was not though until yesterday that
his case was so serious.
Miss Maggie Nolan, Of Sand Fork,
near this city, was stricken with par
alysis at her home Monday and II
was thought for time that she could
NOT live Her cousins, Ed and Miss
Anna Kegans, both of this city, were
summoned TO her bedside late that
evening. A few years ago her broth
IT, Ed. Nolan. was stricken with a
similar malady. and last week a
brother died in Parkersburg hos
pital Of the same disease.
W. w. BFannon was called to vir-
ginia Monday on account Of the ILL
ness OF a niece. He received the
message IN the morning and left on
the evening train for that point.
Miss Nell Mcwhorter. daughter Of
SNNoS @ASuuOTIefg u 76uChuduQQQ, is
a guest, OF aGiss Mable Rinehart.
The Rev. D. G. Helmick, and J. C,
aoane will leave Thursday for Wash
'ngton to attend the general confer
ence of the Methodist Protestant
church. There viii be no services at
the Methodist Protestant church here
Sunday.
The Rev. c. L. Queen. OF PIT. Marion,
Pa, was in the city Monday night on
his way to BurnsVille to conduct the
aneral of Matthew Kidd, one of the
Oldest citizens Of Braxton county
and father of DR.. ]. w. Kidd, OF
3urnsHiIle, and of Senator Robert.
Kidd. of Glenyille.
Miss Dotie White. of Phil!ppi, is a
guest of her sister. Miss Murrallab
White.
Mrs. NJ. L, B. Linger who was
aiken to ,clarksburg for an operation
Tor appendicitis. was taken to Balti-
more Monday where further investi-
cation as to her condition will be
made before an operation is per-
formed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-15

a. ]. Calhoun. Of Falrmont, was
transaetinE business here wednes-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-29
co. COURT
CONVENES

Judge Williams convened the coun-
ty court this morning empaneling the
jury and taking up the criminal dock
ct A number OF cases were eontlnu-
ed and the following were dismissed:
Hiram Roberts. on payment Of costs;
H. A. White, conveying beer; Jake
Hendricks, liquor Andrew curley-
wounding animal Lem Burch, exces.
sciye quantity Of liquor; Sam Cook,
selling: Adam Kline, cruelty to ami
mails, costs paid.
the jurors are as follows. 9. Mar
shall, Bradley: Chester Acton, Min
co; A. J. Stevens. Tuttle; jeff Graves
Rush Springs; W. e. colIett Mineoi
Luther Martin. Rush Springs; Bol
stern Ben Brooks, Chickasha; G. W
Allen, Minco; chas. Gray, Minco; Geo
Stacks, Frank Henley Amber; J. "
Marshall, Tuttle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-29
CONTEST Is
LAUNCHED

Accurate figures Of the enrolment
in the Christian church Sunday school
we're taken at the service Sunday
morning and this enumeration win be
the one accepted by the contest man
ayers in the contest that has been
launched by the chiekasha and 81 Re
no schools
The first day Of the contest shows
that Chickasha IS behind. El Reno
had an enrolment Of $50 pupils with
a collection Of sS.44 at the service yes.
terias chickaslia fell bchiad the re-.
port showing 226 present with a col
lection ai ssoi
erhe chickasha school won the con.
test from Oklahoma City in walk
away several years ago and have
failed 70 put forth the proper effort
SAYS sir. challenner I'VE are going
10 win and campaign for new schol
ans WIN be started at once9
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-29
CARS
ATTACKED

Telegram by United Press.
Lawrence, Mass, JAM 29.-Follow-
ing what was intended to be peace
fuI demonstration Of protest, 5000
striking textile workers early today
attacked several street cars, carry
ing non-umon workers to the mills
Windows were broken and the occu-
pants were dragged to the street and
beaten.
Campbell. a member Of the militia
was badly cut about the face By fly.
ing glass. sixteen cars we're held
up before the soldiers and police
gained control.
Placing women and children IN The
front ranks under the protection Of
an American flag, between tea and
fifteen thousand strikers sought to
parade in protest against the refusal
OF the mill operators 10 meet theil
demands.
Orders were given to observe The
law. but when a motorman forced
trolley car containing non-union mel
through the line, the crowd lost lii
temper and attacked the car
( The militia didn't interfere bu
stood guard about the mills.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-29
SENSATIONAL
AFFIDAVIT

send fox you and he says, RemeII
Der now (placing mis- fingers on his
legl and leave room for an artificial
foot and he said. Now remember,
give me plenty of stimulants whis+
key and I said. What's the matter
are YOU drunkg You don't mean to do
anything rasb do you" Then he got
np. went to me door and said now
don't you 20 anywhere, stay right
here until send for YOU and re-
member mum IS the word, ana
turned around and ran down stairs. [
called him 70 come back
About twenty minutes after the de-
ceased left my office | was called hg
MIR Davis. he said You are wanted
at Terrelrs Store a man Is shot MY
office at that time was just across The
street from Terrell's Store ran
down stairs and over to Terrell's Mr.
Terrell, said 60 % the back end q
the building there ~ a man shot.
went to the back part OF the building
and there found I'd Owens the de.
ceased shot Just al the place he had
designated to me a few minutes bs-
fore asked him if he had sent for
me and he said yes take me home
and stay with me-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-29
MCGIE TO
SUCCEED
HALLOCk
Many Changes On Rock
Island win Be EileC-
tive FEB. |

Fort Worth Tex. Jan ~. The fol
lowing changes have been announced
from the office OF Of W. M. Whitenton,
vice president and general manager
o. the Rock Island, third district, TO
take effect Feb. l.
J. McGie IS appointed superintend-
ent Of the Oklahoma division Of the
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Rail
way. with headquarters at El Reno,
Okla, vice II. NJ Hallock, resigned II
is said that Mr., Hallock will take a
high position with an eastern road
C |. Rupert now superintendent
Of the Amarillo division Of the Chica,
60, Rock island and Gulf Railway Com
pany, with headquarters at Amarillo.
is promoted to the position Of super
intendent OF the southern division,
headquarters at Fort Worth.
A. E. Walker is appointed superin.
tendent OF the Amarillo division OF
the Chicago. Rock Island and Gun
Railway Company with offices at Am
arillo, Tex vice c. L. Rupert pro
noted. Mr.. Walker was formerly
trainmaster with headquarters at El
Reno, Okla.
H. v Bray is appointed trainmasteI
OF the southern division of the Chioa
go, Rick Island and Gulf Railway Com
pany, with headquarters at L
Worth. rex, vice 3. II. Me- ,'s~e, re
ened. Mr.. Bray was formerly in ihs
service of the Rock Isiand as termin
a. trainmaster, with oftisa at Littl'
Rock, Ark.
r s Barnes IS APPOINTED irainmas
ter and chief dispatcher 3: ihe ARA
rillo division OF the Rock Isla ID, wife
office at Amarillo, Texas., vice D I
Henderson. transferred.
II. G. Clark is appointed tra.auasi
er. south end OF the Oklahoma divli
ion Of the Rock Island, with hea'
quarters at I'll Reno, Okla, vice A. =
Walker.
Kenneth II. Hanger is ap9ointe
trainmaster of the Rock Island wit
headquarters at El Reno, Okla, vie
n. S. Barnes, resigned to accept sci
vice with anoihe. company
w. Fairmon is appointed trainmas
er Of the Arkansas divisian, with hea'
quarters at Little Rock, Ark, vice !
G. Clark, transferred.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-29
PROBE NOW
ASSURED
reIegram hy unIlea press.

Telegram by United Press
Washington. Jan PA complete
probe Of the money trust will be
made by the rules committee Of the
house and the investigation will be
complete. orershadowlng any other
probe
Representative Lindbergh, the auth
OF Of the plan, said today thai he had
assurance that The ules committee
viii report a substitute resolution for
an investigation and the house will
adopt it. Majority Leader Underwood
who originally opposed the inyesti-
CATION resolution has changed his po-
sltion in view OF the evidence submit.
ted
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-29
Diversified Crops in
Grady Co. This Year

Diversified crops is the watch
word in Grady County among the
farmers and ali are anxious to plant
a mixed crop. Landlords in most in
stances are encouraging this among
the renters IN very few cases are
the tenants on land restricted to Ger
tain acreage OF crops hut are allowed
TO plant what they want TO corn. oats
and cotton are to be the crops. a
good acreage Of oats Is to be planted
The Texas oats are being largely used
for seed.
Wheat over the county is beginning
10 look green and to Naw during tht
warm weather
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-29
WOLTER
PAYS The
PENALTY.
Slayer Of Ruth Wheeler
Goes Smiling TO the
Death Chair
'elegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
ossining, N. Y, Jan 2e Albert WI
Wolter, the youth under twenty who
killed Ruth Wheeler because she De-
Tended her honor, was electrocuted at
Sing sing early this morning He
vent smiling to his death, the coolest
convict ever killed in the state pris-
on.
Three hours before his death VOL
ter wrote a statement in which he
maintained his innocence and express.
ed the hope that the "perpetratorg
would some day confess
VOTERS bravado remained to the
last He said Good bye boys to the
other convIcts as he was taken to the
death chamber
The crime for which Wolter paid
the penalty was one which shocked
the country when the charred and dis
membered body Of Ruth Wheeler was
found On a fire escape outside Of VOL
ter's east side apartment. The girl.
who was trying to help support a Wild
owed mother, went to the Wolter
rooms in answer to hts advertisement
Of ~stenographer wanted She was
terribly mistreated and sirangIed to
death. The date OF the murder was
March "a, 1910, and speedy trial rel
suited in VOTERS conviction Of muir
der in the first degree and he was SEN
fenced to die on June 6. 1910 An
appeal and other delays help mp the
execution for nearly two years
The visit Of VOTERS aged parents
who came up FROM New York was at.
feetlng. but the doomed youth went
through It &lhonG emaan The
mother collapsed in her sons arms
when she met him and eried bitterly
His parents we're with nina Tor more
than an hour and after they had left
the youth said to the guard:
Poor old mother. how sorry fee
for her and dad, too. don't mind
going to the electric chair but it &
terrible on them. win be glad wheI
it's all over"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-29
LOCAL CHAMP.
WON IN BOUT


Oscar Dutson The blacksmith chant
nion wrestler OF chiekasha cleaned
up on Cyclone Davis" in a contest at
Tishomineo Saturday night Davis
weighed 200 pounds and Dotson only
ia but the Chickasha grappief had
little difficulty IN piauing his big op-
ponent twice 10 the mat in quick sue.
cession. Dotson took the first fall in
ss minutes and seconds and the sec
0nd came three minutes and four sec
onds later Davis has long record
as wrestler. claiming to have met
most OF the big ones IN the business
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-29
STEEL TRUST
ARRAICNED
Telegram BY United Press.

Telegram BY United Press.
Washington Jan. 2s-Challenging
the statement OF Judge Gary that the
United States Steel Corporation is
model employer Louis d, Brandeis TO-
day bitterly arfaigned the trust before
the STANLEY investigating committee.
Brandeis said he eontradicted the
statement that the steel corporation
endeavored to advance the condition
OF its employees. The report Of the
corporation commissioner for 1910.
said Brandeis. showed that 20 percent
the employees worked S4 hours a week
or more, l2.hour working day IN.
cludng Sunday
R. A. Reid. counsel for the trust,
objected to the Brandeis testimony
but was overruled. Brandeis compar.
ed the treatment Of the trust to EN-.
rloyes as slave owner to slaves.
+ He considered it one OF the most ser
ious crimes Of the country
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-29
SEEKING son WHO WAS

LAST HEARD Or HERE
The following Is from the KANSAS
City Star
Leayenworih. Kan. VIII you please
help me to find my two sons and two
daughtersg The name Of one son IS
George u. Jackson. He was at Chieka-
sha, Okla. when last heard Of I
have not seen him for eight years.
The other son IS William S. Jackson
Of Denison. Tex, whom have net
seen for four years. It has been six
years since ! saw my tHo daughters.
Lizzie Edwards and Naomi EgbeFi,
both Of Fort Worth, Tex. / would be
glad 70 hear from one Or all They
think their father is dead. OF COURSE
there aa3 lots Of old soldiers dead.
but n4 one is alive ] am ogef
/ years Old / enlisted lfom Kentucky
when was 10 years old Respect
fully yours, Lowry Jackson Com.
pany A, Ward 6, National Military
/ Home. Leavenworlh KAs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-29
News is Premature,
Declares FeChheimer


"lrs news to me-" Said Chas. NJ
Fechheimer, republican state commit.
teeman of Grady county when asked
in regard 10 the report that he has
decided 10 cali a county presidential
primary
~l>o such announcement has been
authorized by me" continued Mr..
Fechhcimer 81 have given the mai
ter some consideration but have not
reached any decision in regard te II
can't say yet whether a primary
will be called OF not"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-29
Woman Accused Of
Murder SurrenderS

Telegram BY United Press.
Chicago, Jan. 2s.-Mrs. Reni B. Nor
row. the society woman, accused Of
the murder OF her inventor-husband,
Charles Morrow. surrendered to the
sheriff today
Mrs. Morrow has been missing since
the Indictment was returned Saturday
After a brief delay she was taken to
cell and locked up. She insists
that she is innocent. Her attorney will
seek release for her or a habeas cor.
pus writ.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-29

It - expecteG that r r. Tor presi-
dent viii be given a strong boost at
Che meeting Of the chlckasha Roose-
Yeli CLUB at ihe city hall ihis even
mg. Old time leaders in local re
publican circles profess Ignorance Of
the inner workings Of the Chickasha
band o. Teddy admirers and declare
they are NOT taking any hand IN the
movement but tho captains IN com
mana Of the colonels interests here
assert thai the club has grown TO
enormous proportions
A representative Of the Progressive
Republican League was in town a few
days ago. coming here from The eoal-
gate convention. Osensibiy the gent
leman was looking up "a Toilette sup
pori but il is said be gave It ont that
Roosevelt would spii him just as vel
as the Wisconsin senator
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-29
KNIGHTS WILL BE HOSTS
TO THE PYTHiAN SISTERS,

Members Of the Pythian lodge will
entertain she Pythian Sisters at a
joint meeting tonight al the hall. a
social meeting is held the last Mon
day night OF each month, The men
being the hosts ono month and the
Sisters the next Il is customary to
serve refreshments and 10 provide
amusement and entertainment at the
hall Il is rumored that the men are
going to take the Sisters to the show
tonight and the women are indignant
because ladies are admitted free %
night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-29
SCHOOL Rooms TUMloArsO.

Ry ordero Of the board Of education
Saturday an Of the rooms In The var
ious public school buildings Of the
city were thoroughly fumlgated, the
object being 10 take every ncssible
preeaulion Tor the prevention Of con-
tagious and infectious diseases. L
is the practica Of the board to fumi
gate the buildings at certain times
every year.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-29
Blaze Breaks Out
in the DettiS Barn

Fire originating in the barn al The
home Of H. T. Belts. I'LL chsckasha
avenue caused the alarm to be soudd-
ed at a.25 o'clock this morning. The
blaze caught in the servants room
IN lhe barn from the flue.
The department gave quick re-
sponse ana very little damage was
done. The Bettis property is located
in he heart Of the West Hill residence
portion Of the city and the fire might
have proveh serious.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-29
cANEmAN POISONED.

C. II. Caneman. manager Of Che Cot
ton compress is confined 20 his bed
recovering from the effect OF pto-
maine poisoning Mr.. caneman con
traeied the poison Saturday evening
ana was seriously IN all day Sunday.
He ate veal loaf al his supper hour
and attributes his illness 70 this. His
condition this morning is very much
Improved over yesterday
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-29
Oklahoma Commission
Files Rate Complaint


Telegram by United Press.
Washington, Jan. 29.-The Corpor-
alton Commission Of Oklahoma filed
complaints with the Interstate Com
merce Commission today against the
alleged unreasonable high rates charg-
ed by the railroads on bags. cotton
bale ties. and other supplies used by
cotton gins, from ST. Louis, Memphis
and Texas cities to Oklahoma points.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-29
ROOSEVELT CLUB
HOLDS MEETING

All supporters Of Theodore Roose
vent tor our next president are re-
luested 70 meet at the City hall at
s p. m. on Monday, January 2gih,
1912 Roosevelt Committee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-29

WEATHER FORECAST.

Tonight and Tuesday fair.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-29

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-19
our CRIMINAL nsrHoos.


'NA'' iNhfNf fffNiI
Tho other day she warden ~ TIE cob
orado pcnlientisry delivered q lecture
N fooria Hho~ iba hsp they ifssi pfls.
oners ~ that state. and how fhay are
capable ~ responding 20 better lfnu.
snces. AZ n thor had never been ln
careerafed Ana after leaving psofia. be-
vent % Chicago. and on gslnR through
she hrlaeesil ha found an o. tesf .a.i
boz what were you sent hero f9f
asked the warden. "y'of slseplnn in 81 q
fsrh" replied fhr bog ny mother II
dean ny father drinta home b. ur
pleaAani. and ~ ! came 90 chicago 60
see an aunt ana nv ~ Eei Npfh
was arrested and enc iudes sent 10
pu, here ~, twenty ifrs. day
This " 81 pretty fsit ssamris' conn
msnis the i'eofia sfar ~ orr Grim
rsi methods We tfeai poverty aa i
crime. and force men fH ne Hf'mINiiH
aHd then 49, slender "a ihf result in
s'osd - taking ihla hos ASA hrinhf
bin 10 find ~ufs th. .s~ saaefs.i n..Dn
bin simplF heeafa ha .sns funi
saiecn. and Then ha ace ssHi fs iif.ff
welt n me COMMUNICATING Influence
d1os not ruin him BE- nln boz . mfflrI
~ course some ufn r4r Hhns fhiH
experience uue ~ fhs hcst business
men u rrHris hrHfH upun hlH fhhlf
fhr iuarFs ~ han lnH 0hBin nh.ss
nr rnr rrupeilrd ta iHi.af fu sHislf
foonsh hv When iog hs sfarfaf
mos 400 go fHf auflH 80 wis tf4.HiiuE
thfnush fLn state 10 Gfaas. snd Boz au
~ ihe t0aus hs Waa ARRESTED uflufhI
before % Justice ~ iHe retfe Hni aD
su-,d ~ heina "a irtmf iis had 10 Nni
money bot this Nna fsttn ffum hlfr
hui % Nhn NOT sHffiDIani i0 satisfy hi0
flnf and be- was sentenced tn ths chain
fsnr fnf tbr aiforinus srfm. Hf heine
puuf Tnf iron eut0 hole iu poe ltH
aud after hia liberation hf made hi
Nag ou ~ mat community Perhaps
fho rfp,rienee dii him good Az tn|
rate hn BE- one ~ fhr snaNesf hnfhf
sst and msai euifpfisinH ~ ieHila. s
tuainrss mrn $500 BE- hes ritHn nim
tender frrhfi Poe nrnpie Boo nts lia
Trees snd Hhen Boo ffnuhIn thf whole
uudefWnrid goes fu nim fHf Hii Hni sH
sisianfe. nui Die rrtaH experience
makes him fralnni fn fhs eAIia sn fhHi
hs H good Samaritan in % ihfHf .itHa ni
people ehnm ihf f0iie'ans element nhs
fhe priest and i.fIre. pHaH ht Hn thf
nihff sidr'
The ahame ~ If roe sbtme Hf f'
rhsi w. should Fn nn Treating poverty
aH a. crime Particularly does if aeru
I in bee io hH objectionable tn tffHai o.
/ prfrHn fnr either inlierine ur si0rrinf
ln "a puhn pAfh There iH ono Hlsf
ST as.ms ip aH shat should hs dedicated
fO tho s,rYiro ~ humanity W. frrni
np tho earth and lhen bold ihe Niriln
~ misfortune in hD criminal hrflua'
he doesn't mDN. nn We Hh riih1
annui enc brotherhood 10 man ana nu
ban and rhsin Hu iho peor uufUru
uaff who has nni aonf Visible Wefni
&C. Support no, rrDosaa frea'ra .flm
inHiH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-19

= lafge decree 70 ihs aOpefb dignity
and rsifn reasoning ~ Governor WI.
san The governor is not 40 eHcifemfrf
producer on the contrary be- SEEM
io sne0ufaee calmnsss hf appeals 81
tbs r,ed .snse ~ ihnsf eho hear hIm
az esH as those rho fead bic utter
hnses
Ths terasis reports indicate fhaf ln
80 fhe d0haiaIls ground ehFh baF
been ransasset COMPRISING some thirty
siaies 80 flnaaiien hsH f1I fhf most
ragf affeeed she Republicans in snme
apois ihe president seems fo Ds nshinr
sain. gains from fhe prYFfsas. tts. n
others ths colonel continues fa FtiH
fr0a fhe refnmfs eifh n0 maiefial
saina from ihe Democrats rhhs
Do every pan ~ fhe 1ehaiihlf af0i
ihf frputiirsn sriH frrfns fH hr nsif
fhe middle save ln such states fH Doll
nsis vifhlfsn sna Csnuf.iIDuf where
Colonel noo.e,, its bead ippearH ta he
MARKED
Ihr l,4nD rate hpas.rr afe hn.linH
ffms tn Fasd nehiIna rhan.. 81
States use California hauaau Penn
aYstnn. Minnesota anI Ws.pUain
where pfoffrssis ism haa henn ao sffanl
ff0m fne rfu fHH b. nae hrrn iiff I'
io DffiIf reports favorable t0 in0 t.
mHDn The nemsfs flpua Hfi
.tfe affe buuHiIes n .H these ataff.
fnf WILSON, aUI tlf Hi.af 5000 ha.
shurn nr hsHfe ffru, fna river n iht.
respect
COLONEL Roosevelt "a fa.f f..unI ID
miHf stHlHa fnNsf siaifa nrfa ur
ffossI. .sm nts boom an asu. ff mau
fsifs bui rffaiarnI rar s.0ma f. b.
naainF sIlfh, H4ina Boo 900 ee.iH.
ehef. tho r1ionti has boom sirns rnr
fHn nr1f
Probably the nest utmH uUI ms
tnHh fhe effect NJ fhr WNafHfr.
iftrsdf So So be- aauan han f0tf n.
mhfefHI changes hlt. rraHHal 00 'Ht
arrnunf ar fhna Hha nHuHIrfa ml
DoniInHr fn IonN onnnitnN. nra rn
aHfap In fnf maifr nf rI..f.fHI .Ira
% sfaus io te q 'fernn. n.ms.
ihli nu candidate H lH nHHI.t m.
Inuif thIa f,ar fi HitN.ni.W .f H
iho uoHnN.an alIf h. nH,n.a H
UfrfNH0IminF fhaf irHs $3.50 trsr
nfaNt n.feared tnIs inH Itf