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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-05

IDENTIFY II II doing worlds OF GOOD
for the people who take IL. for they
are all most enthusiastic In Its
praise
Tho same story In told In virtually
every drug store In Seattle. Last
week this paper had interviews
With tho manager OF sne Barteli
drug stores, with the manager Of
swift's stores. and with the Quaker
DRUG Company. They all pronounced
Sniphurro the great seller Of the
timc--nothsng In their recollection
aquniinG Il.
Window displays Of sulphurro
we're the feature last week In
tho downtown stores. Swift's win
dow. ut the corner Of Second and
Pike street. has attracted great at
tention from tho thronEs that pass
there daily. The Kinsei store. ON
Third avenue, 1t Columbia. ~ an
other. The flaming banner. Sui
phurro.- 10 seen In every drug store
you enter.
Buy II Anywhere You Want.
Nor IA Il only the downtown drug
stores that have Sulphurro. II II
TO be found nov In practically every
place where drugs are sold through
out Seattle and its environs.
Large demands are being made
upon the G. NJ. G. Stewart Sulphur
Company to supply other cities Of
the Northwest with Snlphurro.
Tacoma has had already a. great q
demand for II, relatively. m Seattle,
and many OF the most enthusiastic
letters commcndatory Of Sulphurro
como from the Commencement Bay
metropolis. Bellingham. Everett.
Anacortes and the cities to tho
north are sending In their requi.
sitions daily, while IL Is to be bought
all through the southwestern part
Of the state--CentraIia. Chchaiis,
Aberdeen, Hoquiam. Raymond,
South Bend and the other prosper.
GUS cities there.
Outside the state the heaviest do
mand from any one city comes from
Portland. That city has been plac.
Ing large orders within the past
week. California wants II and the
Eastern states are clamoring for IT.
The truth Ia that the wonderful De.
mand for Sulpharro. springing up
virtually In the twinkling OF an eye.
will stand as the record In the
annals of medicine and mark an
epoch In It's multitudes of cures.
Prominent Men Suiphurro
Boosters"
Some OF Scattie's best known
men and women are Sulphurro's
most enthusiastic missionaries
boosters" There is a man we'll
known In sporting circles. You've
heard Of him hundreds OF times.
He simply swears by Il. He obtain
ed his first supply direct from Mr..
Stewart, and early became ono Of
the enthusiasts.
Not only IL this man spreading
by word of mouth the wonders OF
Sulphurro as he knows them, but he
is constantly sending out supplies
OF Sulphurro at his own expense to
friends whom he thinks 1t will bene.
ut In all parts OF the country. Some
OF his shipments have gone to Min
neapolis, some to Los Angeles. TO
Victoria, b. c., and others to Peoria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-05

III. In s,eoria Sulphurro gave such
good account OF itself that an order
was received by the &. ~. c. Stew
art sulphur Company short time
afterwards for n shipment direct
Of the new medicine. II was not
until Friday OF Last week that Mr..
Stewart learned who was his adj
vance agent ia the Illinois city.
Did yon attend the great mass
meeting In the Coliseum Thursday
evening, II you didn't you we're
one Of the few nhscnsees. How well
known IL Sulphurro and how popu-
lar was shown In = humorous way.
Louder. loudcri- cired voices to
one speaker. whose severe cold had
made him hoarDe. and again,
Louder, ioudcr'"
Take Snlphurro:" soma one
else shouted. and the immense
throng laughed again and again in
gond-naturcd chorus
Sulphurro h building It's reputa-
tion- II il gaining public condolences
By its sincsrfty and Its power.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-05

health foods. I tbrest.- !.
generate Into an $780,. ~
Lfeza. but didn't pus - .. 4
Then ! read where w.. ~
lnson said eat everub.ss =
! like corn beef hssk ~
ana proceeded 70 eat 4 ~
paid paid my doctor biIl III "
A doctor told me- ~.
The worst thing % ~ n
contrary spell ana ats e. 4
pie. J believe Il Sn -
cause ! Experiences a n
yenlence whatever. ~
y see now where / -, .
tor says We would II N.
u We ate less. and / - "; ~
. woman bias been ~ A9
death Of a patient ~ n:
starvation cure.
Piomaines. fornaIlrl
bad butter. storage -
cafDup and anxllne ~ u
papers every days a
petite OF Nebachadno1r.-
wild grass like the ~
Ne for Tahiti q 49,
just divides the dssstl
sown, Where name 4 n,->]
patient scarce Il insoe' s-z
But the Casual Acous1.1r..
fled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-05

made n indigestibIe. that the prop
or way Was 20 swallow IL In large
sections. as the digestive juices
would work better. nearly
choked.
Then tried F1ctcherizIng. /
chewed every bite 100 times and
got lumpy Jaw. Then ! saw where
a doctor urged people 10 stuff az
heartily as possible and sleep bali
the day. That stunt nearly did for
me.
"Dr. Wiley then came out with
statement that TO live long a man
should be gourmet tried be-
Ing gourmet. but succeeded only
In being common giust0n. and
my iandiady served notice that my
board would cost me q dollar more
a week.
I'm particularly fond Of oysters.
but DR.. Wiley said be prayed every
time be ate an oyster. 90 gave up
tho habit.
Il tried all tho pre-dIgested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-05


unclc Anos 10 . tough propo-
sislon. Nothing have been able
70 say TO him gets him to lot 80
Of the idea that no wants to ket
married The rafs Of replica no got
to his matrimonial al has flat
tered him. You're too young TO
tell mo what to DO" he said.
Meaning you'd rather take your
orders from young wife,"
flashes back nj him. Hut all II did
was TO make him sore AZ me.
On top OF II all who shouid come
breexinx In but = damsei who said
her name was Doris wiflowplunaa
Where's the old gsexsr what
wants . wife, she chirped. Ny.
but She had bfass. "a came early
to avoid the rush.~ wnA her next
remark. How much 10 this farm
WORTH"
Uncle Amos walked around her,
sizing her up a. II ehe were a colt
and him Judge al horss show.
She wasn't bad locker. bat ahe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-05
bad Harmon had pins set along
Cousin Indorsement Of aninsurgencY

Harmon had along comes
Bill Taft with Endorsement Of Juds
nobility going musical
comedy Rawthaw hard the baIy comedy.
WE GATHER that the democratic
suit number OF gents who have their the
THE TALkER,p play a Might
have guessed Why don't those damat let well enough aone
ARNOLD BENNETT, novelist certainly
things with Psurg Holy smoke! Who couldn't?
lie
Thinks trust pull
idents, but judges.
organization leaders Lawrence for murder
h7 ought to Base and be done with IT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-05
Name Of Seattle Medicine Famo|
Throughout Entire Country
SEATTLE WOMAN CURED OF
15-YfAR ASTHMA CASE

SEATTLE, Wash- jan 20, 1912
The e. NJ C. Stewart Sulphur Co. Seattle WASH
GeaemsnsI have received such benefit from the Of
-suphurro" that feel write this letter the
hope that be the means OF inducing other sufferers from
asthma truly wonderful remedy.
have asthma Of
the bst physicians and specialists 10 Philadelphia Buffalo and
Fisbug surgical operations
effsctinx received
October taking Spphurro.
Ink could not do harm did good In about two
breathe today believe
asthma person could
fogs and other conditions which dread
in
sleep better life
In asthma
fered fifteen and hank enough having
placed great discovery In hands.
Very truly yours. MRS. s. A. POWELL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-05
Cures Run Into
The Thousands
Right IN City
Multitudes Restored 70 Health
and Strength Here in
Seattle
ALSO ALL OVER STATE
Drug Stores Sell Sulphurro So
Fast They Can't Catch Up
Wcll-Known Sporting Man
Becomes Missionary for Sui
phurro.
ALSO ALL OVER STATE


Not dozens. nor hundreds. but 90
funlly thousands OF persous in Scat
Ito have been cured By sniphnrro
This may seem broads;atemenl
but Il IL not. a. ron viii SEQ. MOI
IL Seattle. BY any means, the only
scene Of Sulphurru's trtumphs. fol
Its use n spreading with remark
able rapidity throughout tho entire
state and country.
The prediction II made that with
In another year Il will b. known
and revered In . large part OF The
households In every state In the
Union. You must remember that
Il u only ono week more than a
year since u was first introduced
In Seattle. and then merely n q
household remedy In the homo Of
the discoycrer.
Mr.. Stewart estimates that be
gave away 10 friends OF his family
ana frIendf OF friends . total OF
$4,000 worth Of Snlphurro. A fair
estimate Of tho visitors Mt the Stew.
art home who went there for tho
Liquid Sulphur compound places
the number at moro than 5000.
While II undoubtedly IL true that
the great majority OF these were
relieved of their ailments by Sui.
phurro. we will be very couserva.
tive and place the number at half
the VISITORS, 600" said Mr.. stew.
art yesterday. The truth In that
every case wc heard OF afterwards
showed Improvement Of q decided
nature.
No Gaze Of Failure known.
This estimate of 900 IL includ.
Ing only the sufferers who obtained
medicine direct from me. We have
no possible way OF telling how
many cures have been effected
since we placed Sulphurro on tho
market for general sale. but I have
yet TO hear OF Sulphurro failing to
effect immediate Improvement"
Letters telling Of wonderful cures
are still coming TO the Sulphurro
offices In large numbers daily. Most
OF these letters are given freely for
publication by the newspapers. In
the hope that other sufferers may
profit by the use of Sulphurro.
Many other admirers of Sulphurro
write their experiences for the let
ter files In the Sulphurro offices,
where they may DO seen and read
In the original form by visitors
who are studying the merits OF the
medicine.
These letters are given gladly.
and many of them are written by
men and women known all over the
state OF Washington. Not q letter
tcstifying TO the cures OF SuIphurro
and published by tho newspapers
but what the original is on file for
your inspection. Every case Is abb
solutely genuine and bona fide.
The makers of Sulphurro wish
merely to get the facts regarding
these cures before the public. and
let the public Judge for itself as 10
the merits OF the medicine.
"Never Saw Anything Like H."
DIR. u. M. Shaw. OF Shaw's Phar-
macy. on Second avenue. near Madi-
son. is another druggist who de.
clares he never saw a medicine ia
such demand by the people.
"Sulphurro is tho most wonder.
ful seller that ! ever saw In all my
experience" said DIR. shaw.
There's a scramble for II. I cant
keep enough OF II on my shelves
to supply the demand. And owl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-05

hated 70 leave my bo0o -
upon the street
Il do not believe I ~
worse case than mise: ~
the only one Of my C1o1I
my family TO b. afflicfed ~
sulphur introduesd ~ n
II had all but Give y ~
| / ever would be rCII<gu
heard OF Suiphurro
was then giving 4 aorF
from far and near. ~
the ailment. The ~ G.
In liquid form cou0 -
directly into the 9cgo
hopeful that ia nv CO
produce a beneficial ~
cleansing. purifying g.
phur. Il seemed p "a
most likely to get ~
0f my trouble. seq
-Mr. Stewart pre-
but expressed the -
would follow directs
SuIphurro would help -
bottle home and lot -
ting the treatment Gln1euk
Immediately ! detectc1 {
meat and within Z -
was greatly benefited =
"a matter Of weeks
cure was complete.
indication OF its being :
Seattle IL full Of H.
cures. Rheumatism.
betes, stomach dlocso
srouble---in fact, almoes 9
that the flesh Is heir =
fore the power OF Sulpe
and lots OF Seattle We p
ing Sulphurfo to cle4
compilations and freshaa Z
Removing the impur1tn
blood and system. Sul ~,
one In the best OF p
dition. ~
Wonderful Cures Of ~
Cases Of severe
rheumatism. rendering "a
pitifuIly helpless. have s.,'I
with wonderful celerisy = '<e
70. There comes to M
OF a well-known yoe ~
man, who for many 49, ~
bed. inflammatory rne9 ~
torting his limbs and po4 5
.ng him In excruciatins "a
II could not touch y
on my back. l was - ~
my wife had to Tie 2 49,
one hand so that ! I;
my nose" said he.
sound funny at this 49, q u
anything but funny ~
completely down and
"Threc weeks afeee
take Sulphurro ! ~ scrr
rheumatism had been
driven out OF my sysee1
out on the street AGAIN
for a wonderful medlcl.s
- "sulphurro win ,, ,.ss !
in my household % ioo
you bet!" . ~
This young man
for years with . Iar1
house In Seattle. but sl1
inta the manufacturing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-05

I'm awfully glad you're going to
take dinner with us."
'It'g nice 10 hear you say so.
Cause II you hadn't come there
would have been just i3 OF uz to sit
down to the table. and mamma Is
20 superstItlous she'd have made
me wait"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-05
NOTHlN q SEplOU


ordar is Heavens first law
Pope. And poiicemnns. too.
Lake Superior 10 frcoxins AL
over. So IL the average human
nowadays.
Some ball players are like owls.
They bat all night and blink all
day.
Moscow. Russia. has = municipal
pawnshop. Hope Quo isn't started
hero. somebody might pawn tho
city.
4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ~ 4 4 4 = 4 4
4 I an always content With 4
4 that which happons.--Epic- =
4 tstus. 4
80 tttt ttttt 4
A West Virginia man took shoe
buttons instead Of pills. He says
the eUeet WAS no worse thnu that
experienced from the pills.
Ding dong dinner bell.
Ding dong money,
The pcor haven't either. pal,
lie ding dong funny.
WELL KNOWN CHARACTERS.
The Insurance agent.
The RAD man.
The bosa.
America Leads In exporting To-
bacco. Dukes and eounts got . lot
OF our real gold money. too.
The living cost 10 high, old man.
And rent 10 soaring. too
And soon. n you don't look right
smart,
They'll hang . sion on you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-05

u see you're tin b -
though your Husband ~ a.
three years"
Yes; in the fint - I
never forget hin. ~
fIance likes mn better r
Fiiegends Biaefief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-05
AN EPISODE OF THE FLOOD.

The animals we're entering the Ark
Il
Of this Ark he
Yes answered the gladly acknowledge
anyway"St. Prosa - -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-05

How I'D you feel n. =, ~
went over s.-e emtor&nr11 -
you found youro1lf 8 r.
river7"
Il felt much - / - ~
must feel the finn lino = w
grownup daughter y
gown Chicago Record
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-05
RURAL INFERENCE.

hrm
back here chickens He's thousand
of #$
Hardscrabhc-Gosht = tokmp
hens ths-Puck 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-05

ordor is Heavens first law
Pope. And a policeman's. too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-05

Some ball players are like owls,
They bat all night and blink al
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-05
FROM DIANA'S DIARY

Miss Campaign 10 Prevent esns Relative
Becoming Mall Order Bridegroom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-05

Lake Superior 10 frcoxins AL
over. So 10 the average human
nowadays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-05
HIS DAUGHTERS HANr

HIS DAUGHTERS HAND.
Tho hclrrss fafhcrniways ucksh
hc biurtod
4 rant daughters hand"
disconeered said Which kandf
Tho signs checks with. suproscf"-TitBits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-05

Moscow. Russia. has = municipal
pawnshop. Hope Quo isn't started
hero. somebody might pawn tho
city.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28
Meat and Vegetables
Conveyed from Docks
at London in Cabs

LONDON, May G.-Although every
thing Is quiet in the vicinity OF the docks
the police took precautions today TO en-
sure the removal OF meat and provisions
from steamers which have been tide up
as result Of the strike of the riverside
laborers, truckmen and transport workers.
,As It was necessary TO move large
quantities of provisions to replenish the
supply, detachments Of police reserves
were sent to the landing wharves.
BY the adoption Of many ruses the re-
tailers Of Covent Garden market and
many retail storekeepers obtained sup
plies, some Of them conveying the meat
and vegetables In cabs from the dock TO
their shops.
The officials Of the Transport Workers
union have not gone beyond the peace
ful picketing" allowed by law In their
endeavors to bring out every man en-
ployed In transport work The men are
responding generally to the appeals o.
their striking comrades to Join them and
at CoveRt Garden vegetable market
practically all the unions who are, how
ever. in the minority there. have thrown
down their tools.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28
Rev. E. R. Curry is
Member Of Baptist
Executive Board

DEs MONIES. May g7.-Henry Bond
OF Brattleboro, VT. was CHOSEN president
Of the Northern Baptist convention here
today. He is a leading business man of
the east. and one OF the directors In one
Of the largest radiator companies In
America. Rev Z. X. Curry. pastor u
Cavalry Baptist church. Omaha. Neh.
was elected member Of the executive
committee.
Other officers elected by the conyen-
ton were:
First vice president, Fred Bradsted
Oklahoma City. okl.; second Vice preSi-
dent. r. wayland Aver. New Jersey; cor
responding secretary. W. c. Biting. ST.
Louis, Mo-: recording secretary. Maurice
A. Levy. Boston. Mass; members OF
executive committee. W W stckney.
Vermont. D. B. Purinton. West Virginia.
Ambrose Swazey. Ohio; sidney Clark.
North Dakota: Z. S, Dlstrien. Idaho; c.
F. ftalsion. New York; II. $ Gle, ore
gon; F. L. Anderson Massachusetts,; F.
r. Curry. Nebraska: NJ. c. Treat, Penn
syivania term expires 1879. Vacancies
ia class Of 1913. D. W. Hulbert, Wis
consin. W. p. Gelstweit. Calornia.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28
LORIMER WILL NOT TALK
Senator Declines to Comment on Re-
port He viii Resign.
BACK AT HIS DESK IN BANK
Answers All Questions with state
ments that He IL Feeling Much
Better aud that weather
is Fine.

CHICAGO. May G.-United States Sen
ator William Lorirner appeared at the
bank Of which he is president today and
was closely questioned concerning the
visit OF Vice President Sherman to Chi.
cago last Saturday. The junior senator
from Illinois made no objection TO any OF
the questions asked him nor did he an.
swer any Of them except TO smile and
reply that his health was improved, or 10
comment on the weather.
The coloquy was along these lines:
Senator. did the vice president have
talk with, you, Saturday about the ad-
visibility Of resigning your seat in the
senator
Answer-'1 am feeling a trifie better
today"
Have you seen the reported poll Of
the senator"
Il can safely say that am feeling bet
ter today than have been OF late"
Have you decided whether you win
resign your seat or continue the fight o.
1T is a remarkably pleasant day and
feel better now"
Personal and political friends Of the
Junior senator repeated today their be.
lief that he win not resign under any cir.
cumstances
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28
DR.. Buckley Retires
from Active Service

MINNEAPOLIS, May 2I.-tspeciaI Tele-
gram DR.. James NJ. Buckley for thir-
ty-two years editor Of the New York
Christian Advocate. resigned today. On a
question Of personal privilege. Dr. Buck
hey got the floor Of the general confer
ence, and after reviewing his work as
editor and thanking the church for the
high honor conferred upon him by re-
peated elections, asked that his name be
not considered IN eleeting an editor OF
the CHRISTIAN Advocate. He was accorded
applause that amounted to an ovation.
The conference arose and gave the aged
editor the chautauqua salute A commit
tee was appointed to frame suitable re-
sponse 20 Dr. Buckley.
Dr., George P. Eckman. pastor Of 81.
Psul's Methodist Episcopal church. New
York. is prominently mentioned TO sue
coed DR.. Buckley. ! A proposition to ad-
NIT laymen TO seais In the annual con-
ferences are voted down
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28
ARMY BILL is AMENDED
Conference Committee Would Elm.
mate Wood as Chief Of Staff,
LOCATION OF MILITARY POSTS
BilI a. Amended would Refer Pro-
posed Changes Co Commission of
Retired Officers and Four
Con.ressmes. 8.At

WASHINGTON. May T.-rhe army ap-
preparation BIN wAs reported with ann.
administration amendments. which would
legislaie Major General Wood out Of
office as chief OF staff and would leave
the location OF military posts 10 COM
mission OF retired army officers and two
members each OF the senate and house
committees on military affairs
Tho amendment which would remove
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28
Balloon st. Louis
Passes Chanute, Kan,

cHANUTE. Kan. MAJ "a balloon
believed TO be the St Louis. which as
eended at 7:5 last night at San Antonio.
Tex. In an effort 10 lift the Lahm cup
for long distance flight. passed over
here At 10 O'Clock this morning. travelling
rapidly northeastwa
The St LOUIS carried Albert Won Hoff-
man and Captain John Berry and was
wvii equipped with oxygen raaks and
other psrspte-ullis for high flying. The
distance from san Antonio to Chanute is
Ah..it N9 mile.
SWEET SPRINGS, Mo-. SIay IA ball
loon believed 10 be the 81. Louis passed
over here at 1910 >. n. a: a height Of
approximately ZOO feet Il was sailing at
about forty-fiye miles an hour in north
easterly direction. Sweet Springs lie 10
miles northeast OF chauuts.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28
MONEY LEFT TO BLACK
HILLS CHURCHES MISSING

DEADwooD. :. D., May s7.-tspecial.)
When Samuel Bennett. a former resi-
dent Of Lead died short time ago in
Goldfield. New. he left will bequeathlns
500 to church and friends IN this sec
tion. No money was found and It was
thought that the estate was worthless.
Now 1t develops that he was suspicious
OF banks and had hid his wealth IN a
tin box on the outskirts Of. GoIdfield
This box contains IiO shares OF Home
stake stock which is now worth over ~
Per share and which he purchased years
ago at 80 ner share. and many dividend
checks which he never cashed. A friend
IN Goldfield is said to know the location
OF this box and he is now being sought
TO uncover IL and have the estate dis
tribued TO the beneficisries here
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28
MANY ASKING ron TICKETS
over Hundrei Thousand Want Tick
cts to National Convention.

Over Hundred thousand Want Tick
cts to National Convention.
CHICAGO. May e6.-The actual work
OF setting the stage and seating arrange
ments for the republican national con-
Vention on June IS will begin this week.
Toward the end OF the week members
OF the national committee and representa-
tves Of various state delegations. which
have been contested will be in the city
to take up preliminary work
The night Of May % Is the time limit
set for the filing of credentials and con-
tests, except from states where the cleo
tion laws provide for conventions or pri-
maries after that date. On June the
national committee will SIT to begin the
hearing Of claims for more than 80 con-
tested seats.
William +. Stone, sergeant-at-arms, has
on file more than 10000 requests for less
than 1000 spectators seats to be dis
tributed to visitors from the various
states. Mr.. Stone has force OF men at
work sorting out the applications and
the committee members are passing upon
the eligibility Of the applicants.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28
Building Burned
at Cleveland, 0.

CLEVELAND. o.. May a.-ove. sl.s.os
loss by fire. vas sa!foscd .. fcgs la-.-
Germs occupying two-s;egy bwid.ue us.
sreet today. The flames originated from
defective wiring IN garage. where auto
mobiles worth Sees were DESTROYED. !,
is expected that s.50e in iewelry stock
viii be recovered from the ruins.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-28
Ten Ex-Bankers
Want Paroles

LEAvENWoRTH. Kan. May Il
Chairman Ladow Of the board OF paroles
OF federal prisons has announced he will
convene the board here this week Ap-
piieations OF 90 prisoners for parole will
Se considered Among them are ten mem
bars OF the bankers colony" to De
taken up.
The bankers whose applications will be
considered are:-Psul C. Gall. NJ. p. Emer-
les. o. F. Cockra and n. r Marker.
Indianapolis; @. II. osborpe. Columbus,
O.; WIN y. Wood, San Antonio. Tex;
Jesse GIerahowski. Pittsburgh. Pa; c. E.
Riilingslsy. Guthrie. okl.: W r. Allen
and L. T. Cook. Paris. Tex.