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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-06-28

There have been several cases late
" Of doctors being sued for sewing
mp surgical supplies in the bodies
Of their patients. Perhaps. after all.
q trust to raise the prices Of doctors
outfits would not be q bad thing.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-06-28

Al Chicago boy fell from q fourth
story window and struck on cement
sidewalk without being seriously In
cured. This may BE- regarded as q
strong Recommendation for cement
sidewalks.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-06-28
JUDGE PARKER
IS SELECTED
National Committee Accepts
Bryan's Challenge.
LINED UP FOR BATTLE

Time Has Come, He Says, When Dem
ocratlc Party Should Resist auto.
cratic Power''--WiIson Men Vote
For Kentucsian, Aided BY Other
ProgressIves.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23
TRAMP STEAMER
GOES TO BOTTOM

CORPUS CHRISTI. Texas. Oct %
The tramp steamer Nicaroqua
which sailed light from Tampico'
Mexico. Oct. .. for Port Arthur. Texas.
was caught in the storm OF Oct. rs
and sank OF Padre Island. 60 miles
south OF Corpus Christi. in the Gulf
OF Mexico Six members OF the crew
were drowned. Captain Echeveera
and the six others aboard were res.
cued by Port Aransas life saving crew
and brought 10 Corpus Christi TODAY.
The Nicaragua was Of 3g1 tons not
and was valued az 500. .OOO. She was
built In Norway In 1891 and vas
owned by the Maderas Consolidation
company. OF Tamplco
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23
TELL
OF EXPLOSIONS

INDIANAPOLIS Ind Oct "a battered
mat mad sred explosion
The dynamite conspay trial today Thomas
9' ''1' -
notice you examining the handle your
tlon 10 IT, asked L : District Attorney
the handle witness
the umbrella which
cincinnati wien
he held the dynamite
Indictment
that Herbert
OF Bridge
explosion
dozen foremen OF construction explosions H.
O. Reynolds. RI o hidge
the
four hind
p Miena Chicago described the Of construction
car elevated
S and the dynamitng OF OF steel
''
H. W Ashley Pittsburgh. dynaming OF vaduct near
Carton Pa October Or
the bomb had been enclosed
Judge Albert u Anderson. charged
Illegal transportation 81 explosives
inR n answer objections
dnce concerning an he hundred
a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23
ROOSEVELT BACK
AT OYSTER BAY;
RESTING EASY
Jim" the Negro Butler. Is CARING
for the Colcnel-Physicians
Think Him Out Of DANGER.

OYSTER BAY. y. Y. Oct. 22-Tbe
quiet routine Of life at Sycamore IIiu
was picked up again by Colonel
Roosevelt and his family to-day. For
the fret time since he was wounded
in Milwaukee eight days ago Colonel
Roosevelt was unattended tonight bv
physician. There was no one I'm
the house except members of the
family and servants. and the colonel
spoke hopefully OF being able. after
one day more OF rest. gradually TO
resume his work.
-Four physicians were with the
colonel on his arrival az Oyster Bav
from Chicago this morning. and after
they had dressed his wound they
told him that the one essential was
complete rest Dr. Alexander Lam
bert and Dr. Scurry Terrell. who nc.
companied Colonel Roosevelt from
chicago. were Joined ln New York bv
Dr. Joseph a. Blake and Dr. George
p. Brewer. After examining the pa
ucnt they said tho wound was sim
vide open. spoke OF the possibility Of
infection and added they were unable
to say whether 10 would b. possible
for him 90 take up tho work Of the
campaign aEain.
James Amos. or Jim" as tho
colonel calls his negro butler. is act.
ing as nurse under the direction Of
Mrs Roosevelt The parting injunc-
ton ~ tho physicians was that
Colonel Roosevelt must have absolute
rest and must see no one today or
tomorrow hrs Roosevelt agrood
with them. and took hold of the slfu.
alton as she did in ChioNgo. Her frs
move was 90 place men at the Fat.
Win strict orders that no ono. who.
ever hc might be-. was 20 be- admit.
ted to che grounds. Some Of Colonel
k0Oscvrif's friends we're s0Irifoua
Tor Dds safety a' Sycamore Uuff and
insisted thaf hc should ha protected
AGAINST the possibility OF another af.
TACK hu D." would NOT hear of a
p"rson1l guard and had only his fam.
Iv and the servants about him Co.
night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23
TROOPS MARCH
ON VERA CRUZ

VERA forces began their advance
On
ty.
the city council that the battle about
to the
The boats in the harbor have board
"A Mexica
The United lying about 500 varis from
there
the
aboard W Canada
sumed leadership the
~ '50''
Within an hour or two the Federals
e General Dz said that artillery
viii fire on the loyal Only
fight d IN, " ~
WASHINGTON D. G., Oct 22Athoueh armies con.
fronting the rebel infested
ably smaller than those engaged earlier
inclined bcere
revolution will be fought by these
The Department
mand OF the Federal General Bean who has
10 attack
strength Of the Daz defensive forces hut
divuge the Information tho no
The impression prevails however that altogether about
lary do
ed by the wholesale dco of the regular trooR
Hughes the american naval commander ve
departments have tacity their 20
ken for the safety Of foreigner we'll b
front
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23
NEW WORKERS
SLAY WOMAN
MYSTERY SURROUNDS
CRIME; MAIZE ARRESTS
Five Men Hire Auto and After
Driving Short Distance Shoot
WOman-TwO Escape.

STRATFORD. Conn. oct. An
unidentified woman apparently an
italian. was shot 20 death tonight.
several miles from her" hv members
~ party ~ five men. said To- br
from New York.
Three - tho party have been ar
rested. hut the police have SO Ia
been unable to learn their names
Tho other members ~ tn, party ar.
stiu 90 large. All are said to he Ital-
fans.
Two members Of tho party went -
"a BridC"rort garage tonight. hired an
automobile and secured VIM Hall AS
chauffeur. Th party stopped on q
side street ana three Of the men AMI
the woman got in the car After
travelling several miles. Hall was or
dered to stop tho machine and the
men nnd the woman got out
Hall was then tolo to turn arnun
and COME back later for The party.
He had not gone far when he haarl
shots. Hail ih,rcupou notified author
itics. who hurried TO the scene an
made N" thr'" arrests. The woman's
body was found BY the roadside. with
five bullets IN her head The motive
for THE crime s. shrcu uded IN mys-
tsrv
The three men were tasen 70
bridgeport. where thcy refused e.
throw any light ou the shooting or
make their identity known.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23
JOHNSON MAY
LOSELICENSE
County Council Last Evening Recon-
mended to Mayor Harrison to
Revoke Champs License.
Lucille Cameron Decides 20 Remain
Loyal TO the Nesro-To Press
All Charges.

CHICAGO. Oct 22-The county
council tonight adopted by a unani-
nous vote resolution urging Mayor
Harrison 10 use all the power and
broad discretion reposed in him 10
tn end that the saloon license OF
Jack johnson may be revoked and
annulled. and that the said johnson
may be prosecuted 20 the full extent
Of the law under all the charges
which have been made or may be
made against him"
Lucille Cameron. the pretty white
girl from Minneapolis who ciung TO
the arm Of Jack Johnson. negro pugi.
list, when her mother pleaded that
she come home. was brought TO chi.
cago from the Rockford. Ill.,. fail To-
day 20 appear before the federal
grand jury and tell her story. which
II IS expected Will involve johnson
In an alleged violation OF the Mann
white slave act.
The 1syear-old girl has not wav.
cred in her determination 10 stick
with the negro fighter and she has
repeatedly asserted that she will
marry him ~ he is willing as soon
as both of them are out Of the multi.
tude of troubles which have piled up
around them since the suicide of
JohnsOn's white wife several weeks
ago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23
MOTHER DRUNK.
CHILDREN DIE

RIiu. Iirn. oct 22-WhHe their
mother was being taken 10 jail yes
I'rdaF ON charge of drunkenness.
Two children. boy three YEAR, oId
and r.rl eleven months old. we're
burned to death Tho policeman who
arrested Mr. N'choias Matts0n. aforr
ped with h.s prisoner at tho public
school and told Mr. Naffsor's son
u year O'l. fo 20 homo aud care for
tne little children The hot found tho
little ones suffering from tho cold ana
started 20 Gre in The kitchen stove ffe
.eif fff house for few moments
lcrelng ffe door Whom ho returned
tno building Has in fawes Tho r.ar-
rcd bodies were found later br.IIs
fua stove
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23
MURDERS MAN
AND ESCAPES
NEGRO SHOT MAN AND
THEN SPLIT HEAD OPEN
Posse After the Murderer. Who
Escaped to MOuntains-May
Be Another Lynching.

Special Dispatch 10 the InteliiEencer
BLUEFlELD. w Va. Oct. 22-Be-
coming aLRered over a minor matter.
Henry Sterling. colored. tonight shot
and fatally wounded VIII Patterson.
az Kyle. After leaving the house the
negro secured an axe and. returning.
almost severed the unconscious mans
head from his body TIE wife and
children o: tho wounded man were
attending TO his injuries when the
negro returned with the axe. They
were driven from the house
After committing his horrible crime
the negro fled 10 the mountains.
WITHIN short time a posse was or
sanlzed and TO- night are searching for
the negro In the mountains. II CAP
tured lynching will probably follow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23
TERRIFIC BATTLE
AT TARAB0SCH

LoNpON oct -7-Nii visions ~ tho
Hlnnf'rrErin army r.rrfrfrlfrI south ~
r.ufHri .re frt'ur rIrf .r fHa attack Ur
IHfIN.r.. terrific HrfrIfr.IfHrrf.
says H fHdrnrifya despatch tu tho Ir-
press iH. u. .urr.d HrI rho greatest fHf-
Go fr' fHua' 'f between Tursa and Nuu-
t'rfFf ie rHw iu rr1rrera
frut 90 Prince IHI..f. Al. uar.urnf- ~u-.-
nH. i.rr operation. It.ffa .nra boon
fiI.ffI .n goo mountain .HIe o. allow. fHe
H.-H-H Hf .HH.r artillery uHf.H HIa
r'r nfrd Hu fnr heights around
A I"--Hf FROM sofia f1 the Frrrfea
says hIe .ffie ..a boon racing around
NI.' y f. ..r 1900 'Hf. It .. rH.
parted fHff fHf TIrsIaU Herar.fH fr.
tween "a city HH| hfr.rrHrln have
been broken ff t.. l..r..r.Hr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23
BECKER WILL SOON
KNOW THE VERDICT
BOTH SIDES RESTED
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
Arguments Will lie Made To-day
and Judge Goff VIII Charge
the jury Thursday.
Witnesses Recalled by the Court
Yesterday Testified Becker
Is Framed Up"

NEW YORK. oct % Tho case of
the state against Police Lieutenant
Charles Becker closed abrutly and
dramatically this afternoon. with the
district attorney. M the courts com
mand. reading into the record a food
OF testimony from Bpcker's star Wit
ness. Jack sullivan for whose al.
mission Becker's lawyers had fought
long and hard when sullivan testified
before.
Amid the vigorous protests % Rcck.
cr's counsel. who had objected ms Wig
orously when Sullivan's Testimony
was heard several days aEo. the King
OF the Newsboys' unloosed his tongue.
tie told his story beligerantly and ex-
citedly. in his own way. Just az h.,
had asked permission to tell n when
he was on the stand before His ties.
timony was in direct support of the
contention Of the defense that Rose.
Webber. Nallon and Schepps. inform
ers and states witnesses. had con
spired in Jail 10 send Becker to the
electric chair by their own perjury.
John + Mcintyre Becker's chief OF
counsel. had declared his case rested
when Sullivan was recalled. He said
frankly ffat he did not want Sulli-
vans testimony The court ordered
the case Te-oTened and instructed an
attendant 70 call Sullivan To the wit
ness stand Mr.. Mcintyre refused TO
question him and Justice Con. leaning
over the bench. instructed the district
attorney 10 ask the witness. "as a part
OF Tie case of the defense" certain
questions which the court had exclud-
ed during Suilivans previous testi-
mony.
frame Up Beeker."
These questions had 10 do with CON
versations sullivan said he had in the
(continued on Page TwoD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23
LARGER REVENUE
FOR PHILIPPINES

WASHINGTON. oct 22-The total
amount OF internal revenue collected
in Tho Philippine islands LAST year
was about 10000 00o. an Increase Of
almost $1,000 900 over tho collection.
Tor 1911. The collector of customs
reported an increase " fG25 5000 In im.
port duties. duo to tho Increased im.
pofiaiion of rice. because OF the short
crop produced in fho islands The
io'1I customs accru.rr f0 fha InsuIar
treasury amounted to gs.qus 600
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23
MABEL HITE DEAD

NEW YORK. oct -2 Mabel Irtc.
actress. d.rI hero today she waq the
v.f' NJ "Nite' pnuun. member of
iho r'ishursh National league base.
bail club. She underwent au opcra.
'on las. summer for cancer. which
was effective only in rroionrirr Ufe
temporarily She was ~ years old
Uonln u1a r1Hfrd ~ pie vffc'a
death ton'rnf while af Yogneatoun
ohio. where ho vac fo have appeared
Ir vaudeville
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23

CHAMPAIGN. Ills. oct. 22.-The
University % Illinois council ~ ad-
ministration tonight dismissed 'wa
students for cpmpitrity In Saturday
nights riotious attack on the opera
house during a celebration ~ the
tniNersity's victory over the t-niver-
sity of lndiana's football team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23

WAsH1HoTOW. o.. 21.-rorsrasf.
NeFtern peuraviv arf cola
Wegnffday. follnwed ~ fafr. Tnrra-
faV frfrs moderate nrrfh-rssf 10 r.orfr,.
east Winds
ohio--F Ftir. colder wednesday. r--urs.
NaNf teif. warmer moderate norm 60
day.
Nest Virrinfa-Clor fn wsrt rain
~ easf portions wednesday. ooifer .
portion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23
DIR. HATFIELD
IN MASONCO.
THOMPSON. DEMOCRATIC NoMI.
NEE, GIVEN A COLD REcEP-
TON AT PIT. PLEASANT.
snthusiastie Meeting Greeted Or.
Hatfield and the Other Re-
publican Orators.
BY WALTER S. HALLANAN.

POINT PLEASANT. W. Va. oct.
22.-With the governor Of West Vir-
ginia. William +. Glasscock: the next
governor. H. ID. Hatfield. and one of
the leading candidates for governor
In the Republican primary OF June.
Hon. Charles W Swisher. along with
General Abe Lilly and CONGRESSMAN
James 4. Hughes. former political
rivals. and Senator ID. B Smith. OF
Huntington. the Republican yeomanry
OF Mason county to-day listened 10 "A
treat Of eloquencc and political doc
trine unsurpassed by any meeting OF
the present campaign in West Nir
ginia.
Tho rally began shortly after .
O'Clock IN the afternoon and continued
until after the lights were turned on.
and siiil the greater portion Of the
crowd remained. giving their most on.
thusiastic approval a. the speakers
defended the Republican adminisfra.
ton in West Virginia for the pas.
sixteen years and tore 90 pieces the
various charges made by those con
Quoting the campaign for the Watson
party or The state. Tho meeting mad
almost inf'iT abie features. Iy- No
feature stood ont more prominently
than Tho spirit of happy unison and
harmony that prevailed frrourhou.
and to nichf the Republicans of
Mason county are jollfying ana The
word has gone out 10 the remotr.-t
section ~ the county that no longer
vii any faCtiouai q Tereuces ho al
lowed to prevent Dr Hatfield and tho
entire Republican state. courrc-sionat
and county ticket from receiving the
greaiest majority ever rolled up bv
Mason county
Frost Democrats.
Mr. Thompson. the Baltimore and
ONO railroad representative and tho
candidate ~ fhe Democratic u4rfv for
governor. was sent tO Point Pleasant
io speak 40 Democratic rally oa tho
some day that DR. Hatfield appeared
-.fr' i' was arranged That Wr
InnmnF1n' n'E meeting should begin ono
hour before ffafGnld.s and the Demo
'Iiis expected f0 rafhor Iu the biz
port nf fhc crowd bv starting fr4-
Mf hnuUaOu came and frifTrf Nta
ldfI oI fno contract. hlf i.. failure
.,h p. hn.i fHn moaEre crowd that
poo gathered Iu fhn opera h0Hse f1
near Dim. came us Hu extreme die.
oNpoInfmrrf f0 tho Democrats About
-'' people Wrrf info Tho Trown.ou
nf'fiuE Nut soon fhr now. WI. srr.HH
ih1t Ir Hatfield was comfrr and
inrre was general ftnIl. frrm fHe
thompson meeting 1rd before f.r
iHino, f1iic cnndid1f" bad r1nr'Ided
hiF address There we're lose fInu frf.
people remaining RI fhn BOIL
lf rf. an avalanche fl fhe Hatfield
Wfnfn and fhn court room uH. lam.
mod fH .frrl0rirr before frr Vrruh
r.in meeting woe called fn order Nr
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LONDON. Oct. 22.-An almost i'm
penetrable veil conceals the most in
teresting operations Of the war
those In the vicinity OF AdrianOple No
official account Of any kind bearing
on these movements has vet been
Issued. The Sofia newspapers report
heavy fighting around AdrianOple and
ktrk-ktlisseh 70 the east and three
forts In the vicinity OF Adrianople cap
tured. According TO one rumOr. . 100
Bulgarians were killed and 1000 were
wounded In a desperate engagement
outside Kirk-Kilisseh.
II Is quite clear. however. that all
reports Of the fall of Kirk X ilisseh and
the cutting on OF communications
with Constantinople are quite un-
founded
Fighting OF n more or less serious
character continues az all points along
the extensive frontier and an import
ant battle is impending in the Kuma-
nova district between the Servians
and Iekki Pasha. who. according to
a Constantinople report. which is
probably exaggerated, has 100. 900 men
and strong artillery
\ ConstantinOple dispatch. sent
about midnight, gives a report that
the battle has begun practically all
along the line from AdrianOple 10
kirk-Kilisseh. the Turkish troops ad-
vancing and the Bulgarians falling
back with heavy losses
The Montenegrins apparently are
making slow progress iu the direction
of Scutari. Podgoritza despatch,s
say the bombardment OF Tarbosch
(cOntinued on Page Two)
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LpNuoN. October % Robert r4rr.
lle 7roiii'h novelist and o1for OF Tho
ld'"r Died during fhe niFhf OF heart
Iai'ire a' hIs residence al Welding.
ham. Surrey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23
THOUSANDS ARE SLAIN
BY SERVIAN ARTILLERY
1000 BULGARIANS ARE
ALSO REPORTED DEAD.
News From the Balkan War Yes,
terday Report Nearly 5000
Troopers Killed.
Arnaut Tribesmen Driven 10 Hills
With Heavy Losses-Fighting
Around AdrianOple.

BEiGARDE. Servia. oct 22-More
than 1000 Arnaut tribesmen we're
killed by Servian artillery today In a
light near Merdare and Kurshumli. In
southern Servia. The Servian artil-
lery did extreme havoc among the
tribesmen before they retreated into
the hills
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THE WEATHER

clovey IN west. rain In east portions
Wednesday. colder: Thursday fair and
SLIGHTLY warmer In west portion.
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tcontinued on Page rwoJ
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frame Up Becker"
These questions had 10 do with CON
versations Sullivan said he had in the
(conttnued on Page rwoh
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-09-18

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BOYER NEWS.
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Mrs Clarence Whitney and daugh-
ter, Thelma visited at the Swan Mel
son home Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Shives, of Missouri, is
visiting relatives around Boyer.
Algot Taylor went to Mt. Ayr Tues
day to visit his sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Johnson return
ed from Minnesota Tuesday.
Swan Nelson was business caller
at kiron Wednesday.
A ladies' society was held Thursday
at the home of Olaf Anderson. A
large crowd attended.
Mrs. George Newcom visited rela-
tives in Deloit Thursday.
John Sykes and family and Mrs.
Clarence Whitney were Odebolt Wis
itors Saturday.
Delbert Ellis and sister, Mrs. John
Carlson, left Monday for Rochester,
Mimi, where Delbert will undergo an
operation for appendicitis. His many
friends hope to see him back soon.
Robt. Beckley and Miss Annie
Morey went to Dunlap to visit rela-
tives and friends Tuesday.
Arthur Paulson is back from Smith
land visiting friends around Boyer.
Edward Dobler, of West Side, drove
up with his niece, Mrs. Clarence
Whitney, and daughter, Thelma, OF
CARRIER, Okla, to the John Sykes home
Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Swartz went to Kiron on
Thursday to visit her mother.
Nels Taylor was a passenger to-
Denison Tuesday,
Mrs. julius Cornish went to Ro-
chester. Mimi, Monday.
l.. B. Watts was a passenger to
Denison Thursday.
John Kock went to FIT. Dodge last
Thursday to visit his daughter and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pip
grass.
Emil Hultander returned Wednes-
cay from Minnesota, where he has
been visiting and attending the fair
G. s.. Johnson motored to kiron
Thursday.
Miss Ellen Sjogren, of Kiron, has
been visiting at the home of Ellwood
Anderson a couple Of weeks.
Misses Clara SERVER, of Denison,
and Gertrude Romans, of Aberdeen,
S. d., came Wednesday to visit at the
Frank WoolstOn home. Miss SERVER
returned to Denison Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Dobbert went to kiron
Saturday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Recy.
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DUNLAP ITEMS.
+ !. + i. + + + f. + + !

Mr.. Hellings, who has been here
for several weeks, has organized and
had instituted Castle of Royal High
landers with a membership of forty
four. The order was instituted Tues
day evening, Frank E. Elgan, of
Council Bluffs, acting with the as
sistance of quite a large delegation
for Council Bluffs and Logan. After
the ceremonies a lunch was served.
Irving Pounds, who has been book
keeper in the Dunlap State bank for
some time, has resigned and will soon
20 to Alabama for his future home.
VIM. Siglin, of Woodward, is a
guest of his brother, |. Siglin.
A. B. Taylor returned from Cla-
rinda the first of the week. His ap-
pearance on our streets seems natural
and he is looking we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doyle left Tuesday
for Boone to attend the conference OF
the NJ. E. church being held there.
Charles Warnock and Robt. Warn
ock, with their wives, were over.Sun-
day visitors at the w. c. Houts home.
Rev. Geo. A. Conrad, with his wife
and two children, arrived Friday and
are getting settled in the parsonage.
Mr.. Conrad has accepted a call to be-
come the pastor of the Congregation
al church here.
J. w. Lawson, who has been attend
ing to his land interests in North Da-
kota for the past month, returned on
Friday. He reports crop prospects
very good.
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Notice in Probate.

State of Iowa, Crawford County, SIS
In Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Jens
A. Petersen, late of Crawford county,
deceased.
Notice Of Appointment Of Admins,
tratrix.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
You are hereby notified that on the
18th day of September, 1912, the un-
dersigned was duly appointed admin
istratrix, with will annexed, of the
above entitled estate, and all creditors
of said estate are notified to file their
claims in the Office of the clerk Of the
district court, in and for Crawford
county, Iowa, within one year from
the date of this notice, according to
law and have the same allowed and
ordered paid by the said court, or
stand forever barred therefrom.
Dated Denison. Iowa, Sept. IL. 1912.
DOROTHEA PETERSEN,
Administrative with will annexed.
P. J. Klinker,
Attorney for Administrators. 3S-3t
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