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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-03-28
DOCTORS WORK on
WOMAN, her HEART
And LUNGS Barred
Operators Able to Remove Can,
cerous Tissue-Believe It
Will Probe a Great
Success.

New York, March 25.-Watching al
exposed human heat beat n thu
lungs perform their functions Of main.
tanning life, a group of surgeons bent
over the body Of a woman in the am.
phitheater of Bellevue hospital and OBJ.
served events for 20 minutes, while the
combined efforts OF science and nature
won a triumph over death.
The triumph was described as all the
greater because nature was assisted by
a humanity devised contrivance which
was tried for the first time in this city
1t Is known as the Ellsberg apparatus
1t forces air into the lungs and with
draws 1t, thus maintaining an artificial
respiration in a patient incapacitated
from breathing.
Mrs. Elizabeth Engleman. aged 81,
was the medium for the. experiment.
She was admitted to the hospital on
March II, suffering from recurrent can
Ger. Because of an operation performed
nine years ago, the surgeons were re-
luctant to repeat the work. DR.. Harri-
son Belts consulted with Visiting Sur
geon Rogers and 1t was agreed yes
terday that an immediate operation
was the only means Of saving the
woman's life.
Prominent Physicians Present.
Wis. ISll6lCfIldu was tOlQ ol tie CTlSlS
confronting her and eagerly consented
to an operation. Because of the expert
mental value Of the demonstration with
the Ellsberg apparatus, invitations to
witness 1T were accepted by several
prominent physicians. members Of the
faculty of the Cornell University Med
ical school and the house staff of Belle
vue, consisting Of Drs. Howe. Halliday
and Wood.
They assembled in the amphitheater
at 3 p. m, and anaesthetics were ad-
ministered to the patient.
1t was necessary to make an incisiOn
which exposed the heart and left lung.
AS much of our ribs as covered the
heart and lung was removed. leaving
the vital organs absolutely barred to the
gaze or the surgeons. of the
removal of the supports furnished by
the ribs. the lung would have col
lapsed without artificial assistance.
This was supplied by the Ellsberg ap-
paratus. which is electrically equipped
to supply air in the requisite quantity
and at the requisite pressure. The air
was supplied to the lung through a
woven silk tube which was placed in
the patients mouth and detected until
connection was made with the direct
air passage to the lung.
Watch Heart at Work.
Extreme care had to be exercised in
applying artificial respiration at a time
when otherwise the exposed lung would
collapse. This was accomplished sc
successfully that the lung and there
fore the heart maintained their func-
tons as If fairly normal conditions ex-
listed.
The deceased tissues were exposed
at the same time so as to enable the
surgeons to. emove them. While this
was, being accomplished, those not act
ually engaged in the operation had
ample opportunity. to watch a human
heart at work.
Mrs. Engleman came out of the in
f1uence of the anesthetic and her con
dition was such that the surgeons felt
confident last night of her complete
recovery.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-03-28
KILLS DAUGHTER and
SELF TELLS CORONER
Mother, Sick and Without Rela,
tives, Could Not Bear to
Leave Child to World.

San Francisco, March 26.-"Cremate
the remains of my daughter and myself
and deposit the ashes in the same cas-
ket. l have kissed her good night and
will now turn IN the gas. I am sick
and without relatives, and cannot leave
my daughter to the mercy Of the
world"
When Coroner Leland opened his
mail today he found the above message,
and upon investigation discovered Mrs.
A. Morse, of Chicago. and her 13-year-
old daughter, Ethel, dead from asphyx-
iation in an apartment house. The
woma had mailed the letter to the
coroner Saturday, M it is believed the
deaths occurred that night. Mrs, Morse
left nc Chicago address.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-03-28
OF RAILROAD
SCALES IS STARTED
Alleged BY Commerce Commits,
sion That Many Are Badly
Installed.

Chicago, March 26.-General investk
cation into the system or weighing cars
on all the railroads in the United
States. was scheduled to begin today
ut a hearing in the federal building be-
fore Chairman G. A. Prouty, Of the
Interstate Commerce commission.
The inquiry Is the result Of a COM
paaint made by the Lumbermen's asso-
citation Of Grand Rapids, Mich. which
Is indorsed by 20 other lumbermen's
associations, the National Hay associa-
ton, the Illinois and Wisconsin Retail
Coal Dealers association and the
Northwestern Coal Dealers association.
The compliments contend that tho
scales in use BY the railroads are gen.
orally Inaccurate, not properly in
stalled, not properly maintained and
the weighing Is done by employees of the
carriers on whom no responsibility
rests.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-03-28
CALLAHAN TO BE UP FOR
ARRANGEMENT TODAY

st. Louis, Mo-, March 25.-Dauiel
Callahan, arrested here Wednesday
night, and who is under an indictment
charging him with attempting to rob
the Bremen postoffce a year ago, was
scheduled to be arraigned before United
States District Judge d. p. Dyer this
morning. Callahan is said to be wanted
In other cities for robberies, amount
ing to $200, 900. He admits his identity
and acknowledges he knows he Is want
ed in various places, but will not say
anything more.
Callahan will go to trial on the same
Indictment on which William Raftus.
James Sheridan and Martin Thorsen
were tried, convicted M sent to the
Fort Leavenworth prison, where they
are serving sentences.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-03-28
ROOSEVELT SPENDS NOISY
HOUR WITH BOSTONlANS

Boston, March 25.-An hours delay
In Connecticut made Col. Theodore
Roosevelt's trip through Boston today
on his way to Portland a hurried. but
a noisy one.
He had planned to breakfast leisurely
with several of his political lieutenants
including Medill Mccormick, ofChicago,
and Matthew Hale, of Boston, Instead
he pushed his way through a big throna
at the south station. He jumped into
an automobile, was cheered frequently
on his way across the city and was
given another ovation at the north sta.
ton by a large crowd.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-03-28
infant IN BARREL IS
RESCUED FROM RIVER
Well Dressed Baby Tagged
"Goodby, Willie" Found
By River Men.

Glasgow. KY, March 25.-A baby
boy about 1 ear old was intercepted
on his voyage in a barrel down Cum
berland river today by raftsmen. The
child was well dressed and had a cozy
little bed in the barrel and was SEEM
ingly enjoying the trip.
The barrel vas securely fastened to
two ordinary sized saw logs and. was
arranged SO that the child could not in
any way fall out. Pinned on it's dress
We're the words, "Goodby, Willie"
The child vas carried to a farm
mouse near the river, where kind per-
sons are taking care Of 1t until its
mother can be located.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-03-28
MAN BEHEADED; HAD
FOREToLD HIS FATE
Tells Associates They Would
Pick Up His Severed Head,
and They Did.

Newark, N. j., March 23.-Before 60
Ing to his work as a freight conductor
for the Lackawanna railroad last night,
Albert S. Barkman told his associates
that before the nights work was done
they would pick up his severed head.
He was beheaded at IL o'clock by his
own train.
One of his associates, deeply i'm
pressed by Barkman's remark. tried to
Induce him to stop work for the night,
but the conductor is sale to have re-
piled:
"Oh, I don't believe In dreams. Any
how, when my time comes we can't do
anything to stand in the way"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-03-28
JUROR RECEIVERS; TRIAL
OF PACKERS Is RESUMED

Chicago, March 26.-Juror II. 1. Buck
I'm was believed to have sufficiently
recovered from an attack of pleurisy
70 permit him to again appear In court
Iwhen the trial Of the 10 meat packers
was resumed before Judge Carpenter
Today.
Attorney Pierce Butler, of ct. Paul,
was scheduled to make the closing plea
Por III government, and then the sasc
VIII be reviewed-by Judge Carpenter.
was thought the case woSad be In
sne jury's hands by the afternoon adj
Rournnent.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-03-28
SCHEME TO IMPEACH
SPEAKER R. |. BACA
Expected That Open Attack Will
Be Made On Him in New
Mexico House.

Santa Fe, N. NJ. March 25.--A con-
ference of republicans that met last
night presumably to take steps to i'm
peach r. L. Baca. speaker Of the New
Mexico house Of representatives, adj
journed after midnight. Participants
refused to disclose any action taken. 1t
Is believed no open attack upon Speak
er Baca will be made In h house.
Baca, according to claim, is charged
with having withheld the contest pa
pers of three republicans because they
are voting for him for United States
senator.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-03-28
ILLINOIS IS
NOW UP TOLAWMAKERS
Governor Deneen Issues Call for
Special Session of State
Legislature.

Springfield, ILL.,, March Ex-Governor
Deneen today oruered a can lss.cu
ior a special session of the legislature
TO enact a proposed presidential
preference primary bill. The session
VIII begin late tomorrow afternoon.
Some time ago the governor an
nounced that If two-thirds Of the legis-
iiators would agree to pass such q bill
he would call a special session, and it
'oecame known today that the neces-
.sary lumber was willing.
TO make the law effective in time for
me primaries April Q, as an emergency
measure, the bill would require the af-
|hrmative vote Of t~wo-thirds Of the
legislators.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-03-28
|MAYBRAY WILL FIGHT
KANSAS CITY POLICE
|Disregards Warning to Leave
Town = Habeas Corpus
Writ Expected.

Kansas City, Mo-, March 26.-John c..
rMaybray, former head Of a syndicate
pl swindlers, who was arrested for In
Eestigation by he local police. later re-
Eeassd and given ave hours to leave
Town, today defied the police and de-
Eiared he would remain here.
Al right" said Chief GFiffin, then I
viii book you on a vagrancy charge"
Maybray's friends declared they
would apply for a habeas' oofpus writ.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-03-28
CLIFFORD TH0RNE FEELS
~ENCOURAGED.BY DECISION

Washington. March 2S.-State Rail
Iowa rate cases, talked of the effect
of the Interstate commerce decision on
the Louisiana case on the Iowa case
today. He said this decision almost in
sured the success Of the state of Iowa
in the pending cases with respect to
the contention hat a through rate
shall not exceed the sum of the locals.
1t has rio bearing on the question OF
a gsAsral rGrbuping OF rates.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-03-28
WESTERN NEWSPAPER
UNION TO Be PROBED
|Taggart Charges Boiler Plate
House at Omaha Is Stiff
fling Competition.

Washington, March 26.-Charging
that q boiler plate printing trust ex-
lists" Representative Taggert, Of Kan
sas, democrat, offered a resolution IN
the House today for a congressional IN
r~estigation into the Western Newspa-
per union, Of Omaha, Neb., which fur-
nishes patent insides" for small week
ly newspapers.
Mr.. TagSart charged. that the Omaha
concern al resorting to unlawful
means to drive out of business the Pub
Nshers' Newspaper union, Of Kansas
City, Kan.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-03-28
.CRACKSMEN PUT TOO
MUCH "SOUP" IN SAFE

New York, March 25.-Cracksmen set
Off so much dynamite under a safe in
the office Of a Staten island manufact-
urfng company early today that the ex-
plosion was heard for miles and many
persons thought there was an earth
quake. The five safeblowers fled after
an exchange Of shots with watchmen.
The safe was blown to pieces and
some of it's contents destroyed. There
rs no clew. to the cracksmcn.'
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-03-28
DAHLGREN DIVORCE FILED.

New York, March 26.-Suit for abb
solute divorce was brough: here today
by Mrs. Lucy Drexel Dahlgren against
Eric b. Dahlgren. son of Rear Admiral
Dahlsren, Of civil "a fame. The
plaintiff charges infdelity duplicating
an unnamed correspondent in his city,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-03-28
THOUSANDS IN CHINA
FLEE-FEAR MASSACRE

Swallow, China, March o.
Business Of all kinds has been
suspended in this city and peo-
pie are fleeing in thousands ow-
ing to fears Of a massacre. Sc
we're fighting has occurred be-
tween a body of Cantonese
troops and a force of local
soldiers at Chao Chow Flu, about
IS miles to the north Of this city.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-03-28
TAFT GETS TWO in MICHIGAN.

Marquette, Mich, March 2G.-Repub-
licans of the Twelfth congressional dis
trict at IshpeiTing today elected two
delegates 10 the Chicago convention
and instructed them Cor Tar,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-03-28

~ NUN
convention
'ose a plan
? road. To
and to in.
at the
,rporate for
title of the
Sioux City,
The follow.
Theodore
iller: T. S.
Hitchcock.
ID. ].
;, Messing.
and c. f.
council OF
is mail.
schools an
high
at Brook.
is in the
.cribing the
number Of
1eet.. Irwin
is local
Of the state
nd will act
Horse and
Ight before
commits
z Rock In.
h introduc-
Both are
.uilty to the
ed he was
2 next term
s.
skull frac.
ting chance
Mrs. John
own county
; head by a
being suff
he was un.
has be-
ed will re-
'ganizing a
by
officers:
vice presi.
secre.
ding secre.
(. j. Meyer,
be secured.
meeting Of
10, made up
CONNER.
, following
ming year:
rotary, W.,
Wood.
ceived here
Lrles Hard
resident OF
Kan,
J arrival OF
i'm back to
ad.
Deadwood
to the cir
day to an.
referred by
o girl, who
Mt in o
ner Lead IL
all OF
Falls
toffce. city
ouse. Elks'
TX and the
meet
Il Lutheran
decided
Halvorson,
Of the
certain he
F. Burns,
Deadwood,
! as the re-
) a popular
for
aken to or.
a meeting
be held for
projects to
be the i'm
avs center
e local ten
Off
'esident, f.
Carl
of g,
ction TO be
he PROPOSE
m of S14,W'
school
he voters.
Dawson
.dit.on war
on a
Pratt was
J. Gamble
resume his
In the
and as his
Springfield
peal stock
hout water,
purposes.
has
otection ia
rchase OF a
ting appar-
association
will keep a
sea-
potash to
for
discovered
n Searles
, Cal. Is
geological
IS that the
10000 tons
m data in
It estimate
that more
h is avail.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-03-28

potash to
Fobably for
discovered
in Searles
/. Cal. Is
geological
is that the
10000 tons
I'm data in
1T estimat
that more
In Is avail.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-03-28
EVS

of n~otarles
as follows;
chm, Shind.
leen; +. c.
w. p. Josh,
ings; IL. G.
/, Carthage:
in: r. II
Weber, Wa.
radt: Stella
twick, New.
4; I. II. Tyl.
Hereford; ].
p. Thorne,
tn: Chas. A.
Dante; W.
arren, Elan.
ana; W. L.
Mansfield.
lg along the
line from
convention
pose a plan
e road. To
{ and to in.
aised at the
orporate for
title of the
Sioux City.
The follow.
Theodore
iller: T.. S.
Hitchcock.
hell; ID. ].
s, Messing.
and c. f.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-15
WhlcH SEAL II BE-

The prospective tour of Secretary
huoy among the caribbean Republics
brings forchly 10 mind the things
watch such Il journey may foster.
remarks the CT Louis Post-Dispatca
One IS the relation between the
United states and the weak states
whose domains are washed bv that
genial sea which harmonic with our
tgsditi9ns and history The other is
dollar diplomacy
These iAines are mutually eXclus-
ive. Ile first is conceived In the in
terest of mankind d democratic in
stitutions generally It is character
i2ed by a loftS ideahsm The Unit
ed States III the past regarded Them
selves as the protectors OF the
weak nations of Latin America
aga.nst foreign aggression. We left
them 70 work out their own prob
lens in harmony with their peculiar
political IDEAS and sought but to
stand between them ard exterrfA
coercion and interference.
Dollar diplomacy" means the lend.
inc % the strength and resources OF
this government to The purposes of
snail %eltorganized body of wealthy
men with passion for the inlarr.
rational pawnhr0kers business. We
are 10 guarantee their loans and, un-
der the specicus plea of the 1pl)-f
ection of American interests" take
the hazard out OF the game they are
playing whenever they say the word
We cannot mix the two things Are
The United States to he in the Car
rlhean the powerful opponents Of
true democracy in the family Of ma
lions. cr are we 10 become a collec-
u0n agency Tor J p Morgan ct al.2
Hetore Secretary Knox embarks
uaon q Journey which may 3 frauent
with momenteus consequences NO
should decide between these rto re
iallons and speak frankly in -
interest OF one or tine other
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-15
SOME STUNNING STUNTS
AND STARTLING SITUATIONS

When the classes have finished
heir stunts Friday night. the dieni-
led members Of he faculty viii lose
heir dignity f0y short time ana
try TO pat on a more clever stunt
than the one put on 5y their prede-
cessors One OF the teachers said
today that after the stunts she hard
~ expected to be known because or
he number ol times she viii be rep
resented by some member iu the dlt-
.erenJ classes she is atraiC that her
imirators Will be tsLen for her, and
she herself win not be recognized.
The members OF the respective elias
sss all think they have been very
secretatiFe and that their stunt Will
not ue known but, O. Well there
is always one hat is willing to tell
3 friend and then that friend tells
some one else ana before it is
hardly thought about it is all over
town However. the talkative ones
have been very good this time and
$50 hardly expect taat enough has
leaked out 10 spoil the good ume
and the finn Friday evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-15
THE WORK OF JOSEPH LISTER.

TX WOnN = VI JOS n LIS : n.
With the adopt ton oy the surgeon
OF sulphuric ether Us an anaesrhetic.
gust before the middle Of the Nine
eenth Century pain deserted fhe OF.
Grating raole once and forever. and
Aong ana complex operations. hither.
10 imWacticable cane within Jle
area Of possihjl ~ SAYS The ST.
louis Republic
The surgeon however found his
domain y aeHea tu one direction ou-
ly 70 be narrowed sn another Pain
was gone peril remained Hospitals
were hothe4s OF erys peias nyaemia
and similar affections Tae anand.
onment OF the hospital system nas
seriously considered iu view OF rne
tendency toward Infection
just al this TING Fasteur demon
strated that the pu,relacton or
wounds was due - micro-organisms.
The practical signiio nee of this dis.
cOverY ID t1e fled of Operative sur.
gerry Nas a. once tertC'yaf bY
Young ScCtchmau Joseph Lister
who. having noted the powerful ef
tects OF carbptc cid as z de9dorizer
began experimenting with r mon
those fractures m which tine l.ores
pierce the skin.
Having fnagy uerectei an autf-
septic surgical method le turned
his attention 70 fhe stitching on
surgical wounds ana develop I'd q caI- .
gut lighture w1ich. being ot animal
origin would he harnlessly ats8rn.
I'd. This done his work Haf weI I
'ounded and complete Tie hospital .
g4c frafa e. ro4sf..fa ..r f..... t.....
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-15

Charging the venerable secretary
OF agriculture with various conspira-
cies is growing tiresome All that
is needed is progressive successor
70 an unprogressiye secretary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-15

DR. Alexander Graham Bells state
ment that s40.a0o0e0 worth Of pot
ash is washed up on the American
coast by the Pacific ocean every year
viii cause the advocates OF a larger
navy To advance the argument that
Japan Will get our potash Il we don't
build TWO hattleships year to
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-15

west al the Rock Island railroad The
special election il IS proposed a.
mold VIII cost Sll00o0 II is designed
70 concentrate as much as possible
lhe expenditures of state money in
me vicinity OF Oklahoma City IL is
lnmlea 10 the interest OF education
in Oklaioma II IS antaeoulstic to
me interests of ihs scrtion or Oh
lahona Don signin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-15

The New York Tribune SAYS That
$500 persons met violent death in
New York Ia 1871, ana tnat size Dr.
the streets is more dangerous than
life on . battlefield WeN there's
the Colonel Drawing the dangers OF
fhe way TO the of1iee OF the. Outlook
in advance OF the presidential cam-
paign. just as courageous ana AS
much exposed TO danger as be was
when he dashed up san Juan Eu
and then dashed down again
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-15

Gen w H Bnutram Of Hunts
vile, Tenn iorgathered in Chicago
Saturday with The half dozen govern
ors who decided that Roosevelt must
run. But ne is not III eoEly republi-
can in the state who is of. mat opin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-15

Pater Barrier. Democratic president
OF the county boarL. og Chicago was
puzzled By the case of Marv l4a4da.
len An attorney went 10 Bart en- s
office TO pies t fora girl Who was 20
ioe sent 70 the juvenile court gor a
mischief.
VIII you sAlnd e i4forr me through
This IS tse tito girl. S first Of
Tense, pleaded the attorney and I
Mont think she ought to he punish
ed Even Mary Nagdalen nas par
roned
MARY Magdalen said Rarzen
Il don't remem Ser that case. Clark
bring me the files ID the Maeda lrn
case
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-15
iF s. " ~ y y - y y ,sw y "
: OVER THE STATE


= 4. y e = - - . y - :. @g - .
Pneumonia has claimed Postmaster
| Rufhlf. ~ Sieiabils oklahoma. w0o
faS ircn n onite three wears
Cotton is slowly adyancins in
price Ten cents ner pound was paid
Ior cltton ut pWs Valley last week
rle Al L. ~ q railway company
uas new coal mine al Coalgap
Nhnnt 1870 miners VIII be employed.
Nmlta county has population Of
lNl3N of which 2ul6 live In raero-
see ihe mfeesi town 10 abe county
over Sl.0u000t was expended Last
car in The administration al the If
airs ot The 1--we civilized tribef ia
Oklahoma
pnnulo Harper county, people are
ignrins to secure the Rock Mountain
+ Eastern railway line when Il is
built eastward
Chckasha authorities nave ordered
a general clean up Of the city and
propose that their orders shall be
rigidly enforced
McAiester. Oklahoma. is happy in
he knowledge that a land office has
1een located there II is one best
owns in the new state
Oklahoma CiNs board OF city
commissioners have created the po-
Iition of city veterinarian al a sal
ry of $3.50 per month
The Comanche county farmers in
stitute is recommendng the diver
sifioation OF crops and better culti-
tation nf crops tins year
Cotton advanced between two and
hree dollars per bale in the past
ew days time and the prospect is
good for stil further advances
Dr. W A T Robertson has been
appointed by the Indian department
IS agency and school physician. TAX
ne tne place OF Dr.. George Neiman.
Mrs Frank Pensofer. or Lawton,
5 dead from blood poisoning, follow
ne the birth o her baby a few days
leo Che was a pioneer in the new
ounty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-15
NOTICE

AT persons to whom ihe Pioneer
Tel y Tel Co are iudelrea on an
open or running account Nill please
present hills al the managers nnicc
: Il ,s desired Ia adjust an accounts
his nature t. date.