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FRANKLIN.
JAN. l..

Henry G. Wooster was at Kittery Point
recently on business.
Miss Amy Dyer is at home from Bar
Harbor for short time.
Miss Florence Dunn is kept indoors by
serious cold and throat trouble.
Miss Addie Bunker has returned to
Cambridge, Mass, to resume teaching.
Mrs. Ellie Macomber is visiting her
Ivan.
Miss Nellie Hutchins was called to Han
cock Sunday by the sudden death of her
cousin. Mrs. Walker.
Roscoe Bragdon has sold his house on
the Ryefield road, and bought the house
owned by the late Mrs. Richardson.
The New Year ball at the hall Monday
night was largely attended. Music was
furnished by the Winter Harbor orches-
ira.
Unfortunately for Principal M. c. Foss
and family, they are obliged to change
rent, as the house they have occupied has
been sold.
Much Christmas cheer prevailed at the
pleasant home OF Walter Lawrie ana wife,
when thirty of the home friends joined
them at dinner.
The firm of Bragdon g. Fernald closed
with the year. Their patrons have al
ways found them reliable and trust
worthy, and wish for them success, in their
future, separate dealings.
Jan. 2. b.
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SUTTON.

Charles Watson and wife, OF North
Sullivan, are spending the holidays with
her sister, Mrs. Leslie K. Bunker.
Capt. Loring Rice has moved his vessel
to Northeast Harbor for the winter, and
gone to his home in Steuben to enjoy a
much needed rest.
Lawrence Bunker will return to-day to
his school in Sullivan. He will board
with Mrs. George Rice until his aunt, Mrs.
Watson, returns home.
Seth Rice and family, Of Great Gran
berry, spent Sunday with his brother,
Wilbert. Master Lowell is spending q
few days with his grandmother, Mrs. w.
A. Rice.
viii Black, former neighbor, and
Miss Gregg Atwood, OF Winterport, were
married on Christmas. They left inn
mediately on wedding "Trip to California.
Their many friends here extend congratu-
lations.
Ian l. lot.
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The postoffice department has an-
nounced that letters addressed to "Santa
Claus" and forwarded to the dead letter
Office will be distributed to charitable
organizations benevolent persons, poor
children or others. Four years ago post
masters were authorized to turn over such
letters to charitable persons, but because
OF many abuses the order has never been
renewed. Under the laws and regulations,
letters to Santa Claus are classed es
''fictitiousn and returned to the writers or
destroyed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-01-03

Law REGARDING WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
A bushel of Liverpool salt shall weigh SO
pounds. and a bushel of Turks Island salt
shall weigh 20 pounds.
The standard weight of a bushel of potatoes
in good order and ft for shipping, is so
pounds; of apples, A pounds.
The standard weight of bushel of beans in
good order and fit for shipping, is so pounds;
of wheat, beets. ruta- baga turnips and peas,
so pounds; of corn, 56 pounds; of onions, 50
pounds; of carrots, English turrips, rye and
Indian meal, SO pounds; of parsnips, as pounds;
of barley and buckwbeat, As pounds; of oats.
30 pounds, or even measure by agreement.
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SEAL HARBOR.
Jan. l.

Schools will begin Tuesday.
Capt. C. L. Lyman spent part of last
week at his home here.
Miss Grace Maddocks spent the holi-
days here with her mother.
Thomas Patten, wife and daughter
Marie are visiting Mr.. Patterns relatives
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you RISK no MONEY.

Our Reputation and Money are Back
of This Ofrer.
We pay for all the medicine used during
the trial, IL our remedy fails to COM
pietely relieve you OF constipation. We
take ali the risk. You are not obligated
TO us in any way whatever, il you accept
our offer. Could anything be more fair
for youY Is there any reason why you
.. .oll. hn.tata IN mt f,ur claims 10 a
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OF s., SS 1E,.s,ss. NJ, {
{, ,o !. s s;':ssss. s,s;ss: vs. sss. :;
.::s { $50 r r ss {; /;
=: = :, ss,s;ss;; ,9;s;s:'is cons
, :. 80 De, Of D''''fSs.
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D ALMAKAc

dillon
WIN q valuable and inter
mainVelete up-to-dats library
nansel rats particulars Of ths
the elections. census
Inc wlwocsty. the Panama
and Use 10 prices VI staple
.na al, aerial achievements.
Il discoveries. explcr-
"T,ht
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ltific, common-sense treat
orderlies, which are eaten
y I, ~ are very pronounced,
art in action, and par
I ID N e yery way. They do
r htsa, nausea, fiatulence,
iInconvenience. Rexali
-no arly good for chill
sho persons.
spee Rexall orderlies at
ancs 10c., 25c., and soc.
sent gel Rexall Remedies
deficniy at our store-The
IN MOORE, cor. opp.
Ss-k
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.nro1.. ss.,,..c.i .,,at -sopef a9prxf
''D ~ tnere.ias potts at Mrs. L. r.
..ara stats s,., ne Hannah Perkins, G
rssthsr 10 helping care for
s"aio on osdGrindle. 90
on-,as woTCyrus Leach and v "''
Is. Alvin Grindle's WIRE. IN
ing Mr.. Grindle e. y60
CopstifI Rantlsv r, c,choo, h.aes
ments aIl he vsi,.9as,
bic. Tai sef ~oEk o9nstt.,'o.rsa.
Liver ri point, Sarge Yorss5. az
and you moon, lost World
By all des fsst 10 II
conscif
Or. y
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orn, superintendent on the
nth his son Noyce, spent
their home in Boston.
D Libby has returned to Mrs.
ITS for the remainder OF the
spending several weeks with
fachias.
in has recently purchased a
|; and has had 1t placed on the
b. N. Jordan near the Sea Side
Fill be prepared to furnish
in the early spring.
REX.
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WORST IN the state
time they are mS a morse
others highway, throw
ar. mis- wife out OF the
49,, 3 iniuring the horse.
s stee on streets.
sonyfY xARsHAL's REsrosATi
4 'ollowing letter OF resigns
pa P from City Marshal Stuar
rss h's relations at the present :
u sNe for me to give such
~ Fuse, my position as city ma
III bperr - the city should x
60, ader my resignation a
ienever you may CHOOSE
tis1 ,ing this l wish to than
pong Va well as the citizens
fice& given me in the peri
an ~--~~~. l ask no compensation
tore$ December is.
or. OR JOHN A. 81
10 Ion was accepted.
MIrrEE REPORTS.
ia If geriee on fire departms
sues srred the petition OF
USAGE for increase OF pa
,as time.
20 to which was refer
sd e ing to c. 8. Johnston
or lat the terminus of
lid NJ. fore OF Leonard lal
leu! ;ity had no legal ri
49, fau;n the highway for
! - nav ha report was accepted.
Nv ard . TO which was refer
nd the nitric light ON Birch /
" he worther time.
II En- 'n1 | II IIoHr CLASH.
an will cmmittee to which v
.ssl and m5ns for electric ligl
ear |eautifu,sreets su omitted ma
.oua / St., ports. Aid. Austin,
It 4 wo members OF the
=
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{paes o. y, 90. some 0'A'
fs.ss. s~ Of the .Ss 90
. sst'"assss )
u tAa. ., 81 'ss.' :,
oil acee y oct u
ppi.a'.d 70
sr;unes.
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EoraouaA ,cSosppsspsy
,SSou Tr sse bansx,apessa
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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-02-01
OPERATORS OPPOSE SCALE
CLAIM INCREASE DEMANDED is
EKoRBITANT.
Counter De rands Are Presented g
Miners Including Reduction e
Wages ana Screening.

Indianapolis. Indiana strong oppo.
s..o0 20 the demands 81 the
United Nine Workers for shorter
hours AKA hghrg vases Was voiced
beg" hg the tg huumogs coal up.
orators tn" Interstate. joint Wage
Conference. composed of representa-.
lives Q. the miners aud operation.
made l;." progress as result Ou.
orators said Che Demands ~ the miu.
ers for sryeu.hour work day and aa
approximate wage increase OF 70 per
cent w,rn eNoruItaLl
Counter demands were presented
By thr operators They included a ~
per cent reduction IN wages. tho abo.
lirou Of me system Of paying for tAc
mining o. coal betor" i, is screened
and the Limitation OF the check ~ by
which the union dues arp y I,ctet By
the operator out OF The mine work
ers vascs The dues are then turned
over 10 the union officials
/ The attitude Of the operators
caused considerable talk regarding a
suspension Of work By N" miners
when the present contracts expire on
March 81 The general sentiment.
however. was that arbitration and
cancellation should be exhausted b..
fore there was serious consideration
OF work suspension
Many Of the leaders az The miners
assert that the operators desire q
suspension Of work The union ON.
cials say that the operators BY hold.
ing up the prospect Of a suspension.
can persuade the public to buy heay-
I fly now. In case q suspension comes
the operators can sell What coal thgy
have on hand Of higher prices.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-02-01
MISSOURI NEWS
NOTED CHARACTER succumss.
Was Constitutional Delegate ard SOL
der IN Civil War.

81 Joseph Tho death OF NJ Lewis
~ Ncathcfby, formerly 81 haysNille,
removes prominent cltIz,u Of north
west Missouri from the houord stage
Of activity nr Wcathcrhy catering
the Union army az lAcludc. Mo Nas
made first Lieutenant OF Company H..
seventh volunteers, Missouri cavalry.
July -. 1861 which. from Ia muster
out Vas consolidated With and De-, am"
the First Missouri Volunteer cavalry
to the end 81 M. war
iu the November. lSti. election be-
vas elected delegate from the Fb,rd
senatorial district 70 tho contribution.
al convention ~ 1885 which ln eve
days after meeting January lNt'.
abolished SLAVERY 70 Missouri wmy.
1lat"ly and Internationally forever.
and then proceed O. revise "a state
constitution 20 conform 10 ~. Nns
Missouri pr Wnihetby Vas horn
september H. 1899. "a ggurkiuf rnur
IS SsN York
Tho death 81 uG W,a'H.rby .ragrs
tu' ihrr" survivor. o'iha' uru.lal.o
"ouEshNoH. r.T ChBuHrn7 III, %
50 logis Gns'HEus Hl Grn ~ =,
iuncyivr". Eua SanU, C.mHrt %
Platte county 70 r.I HyrE. q. b.m
sou Trys Missouri a1a tho frs' ~
Pc border s.as" states a. sriaHArill
abolish slavery roututuuHHsfy
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-02-01
THREE HANG IN ARKANSAS
Two ~Ntrs s~na for Aurfer IN
M,ssisstepi couniy-tearo Ere-
eu;cd fer Attach "a WerAr

I8iuc Rock Ara Tn" FIRST double
hanging N the history - Mlaslsstpp
county. IN shieh both rbf condemned
acre white mrn. ,ook place Rhrt
sheriff Hall spranr the 'rar Tor Ioht
MeilyAln and Hrrl coates. at Ob
crola
McIlyAln kIi'rd farmer - the
name ~ Jakck Thomas because
Thomas uanted him 10 slrrp on tho
second Hnnr 81 the house Coates
Killed D"upjy sheriff Il T. Ferguson
aud shot pcpnty ShcrT roh Dean Of
Mississippi county. when me officers
tried 10 arrest him for .lIIcl, liquor
dealing
Sylvester Thomas negro. was
hayeed at Harna Phillips county
for attacking Mrs MARY lIndicy. an
aged white woman oUr year asu.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-02-01

Windsor Hiram Hyae. s.t tuas a.
4aueUa m.ne No 3 aAs atAlr3 ~
'allins dona the shaft INsars
l3 'rrt U9'h .rEa @ryr Dvser Aa&
a.s head ~aa crushed siyt" gaa
eadsr q The gvsran party &h
'auud lho ha3srs ~ tso ehut 0gaa
U,'rd D. An explosion a Ha.t. m.Dt
No l. JH'y n tic uas - yvaf# a.i
Ind had q " ~ and tao ct.lsfTps
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-02-01
CHURCH DROPS RICHESON
Slayer Expelled From Pulpit ne DC.
cup.cd When Arrested by
Unanimous Vote.

Cambridge. Massachusetts, -- Rev.
Clarence Y. T. RIchcson, who is IN
der sentence Of death for the murder
Of his former sweetheart, Avis Lin.
nell, was expelled from the Baptist
church This action was taken at the
regular monthly meeting Of the I'm.
manuel Baptist church Of Ca;lbri Ire.
Of which Richeson vas pastor u, The
time of hjs arrest
The motion which was carried
unanimously, was put in this form
voted, that the right hard OF fellow.
ship be withdravn from Clarence V.
r Richesun. and that his name be
dropped from the church roll Of megi.
bers.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-02-01
bLAMEs |. c. FOR
k|NMUNOY WRECK
OPERATOR AND FLAonAN HEco
EQUALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR
FATAL SoLLiSioN
ENGINEER is EX0NERATED
Road culpable for Allowing Trains 70
Run so Close rouethsr-No
Recommendation 90 the
Grand Jury Made,

Crn'uua. M N,tef deliberate.
OF tW. hours, one man holding ou'
the curuucrs .ufy iu the ktumuud,
wreck Inquest over the bolIr. OF =
e uamhau T. u rrr,c. = q 81,
cher and T. T. Wright brought H
the following verdict
We. me undersigned Jurors. sworn
10 inquire into the death 81 Z NaT
Hhan. ON oath. do ind that hr came
20 bis death BY Illinois Central 'ur
No 8 running into the E.ar ~ ira'U
IS az kiumuniN W.. uU the night og
January a. 1912. While deceased vas
sleeping Ia a private Rock island car
on the rear Of train - sgd that 'lu
Illinois Central railroad Is iU ,rrar ,u
RUNNING two trains go closely torrfN.
~ That Henry hu,a'r.0hu opera
tor 90 EdEcWool. erred .u AauWtus
trains - aud 20 p.ss bis station
vithlu lcss than ton minutes % each
other that Harry J Buor,Eor. Gas
man CA train 80 g.. erred ,n nn'
thrgasuc rcd fIs.s 10 front Of train
Ne B according 90 Conductor } o.
BnIucris Instructions
The verdict lu The deaths o. Me-
cher rcarrc and WuFb, sore .trru
cal
N,ithcr EgfIurrr st#art nor Con
dur'or Hnigcrd were bold ,u the case
~ the Illinois Genital Irvr,ugailau
neither did The .1r rc.nmm,Ed lhai
thcs" oas"s D. taken ap BY grand
jury
Tho Inquest vas hold before ncpa
~ Cur1.or Car, rralh.r.Ur Hrrrs
Schneider ohu a. Sirsf l'l. the 90
orator o. ElEreu11, tcF'ia'i that 40
- passed his tower .t j.. 20 aBd ~
? az T.. 60 No said b. DISPATCHED
the time Of both 70 the dispatcher a.
The same time
Frank STROBE ~ ChauA sn ems.
uccr on No .s. and Jesse gilbert Of
Champa fireman aa lrr same
train. testified 'h,g had bar = tank
full 81 water WhrE thsg reached hin
mundy and that ali trains vcFa OF.
drrcd 20 stop 'hrrc Tor water They
tcs'lfsl 'hey hsd been taRlne sac,
enc minute uheh a., crash came
u Stuart engineer % No 3. irs
tilted be 'Gleank r.I stAHnhArr
.Et' 20 b. thr .rtl usar lhr KIN.
murray taurT ana 'aEt escaping stream
uhsrurs3 lhr bark end ~ Ne - llo
later found 'hc Eti 20 b, on the rear
~ Ne Is
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-02-01
COMMERCIAL CLUES srsoLvr.
Goes on Record tcr Gaoc p7se, ara
Asart; Parcels fsr'

fsTsvnG CIu 1.-The STAT. Ns.n.s.
leu o, Commercial Clubs. Iu sss..a
herr, adopted resolutions ,aoI,aa.as
D." parrcs r"sf .HIaTe' Er ps.ry
y Rad ta#faE art ,lr vs
-ra'ou .to Road Improvement s.sa.
auan congratulate. .hn railroads
laau ihs.r appgr' a i.s,lrf~.rni
aaft commended iba state C#.sre
y NEr.rH.,asa aui rrrauH .rr.H 20
. HHrr liberal apgsg.-auta ..
iars~i 'hr Lever aru.3.tr-I t 20
waEr,sa 'aHHyo3 ias .rss o.
tvaup lands 'aaak,8 o.. .rsa s.-
,4P,1rt sarrss,rd tar p.a.s e.
'1ats 'or exploitation ~Cr, AID
.as.t ~i,h . 0.su.a.ua 4sEra som
On 60 Support tl~ HHsenrHl .ar f.a
lpb4id.rg % WssasH 40 aH,.4
usat trgaaE a state H-lEra. a
lraaE vss added
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-02-01
sGE<g 20 GAIN ROUTE FROM
CHICAGO TO PACIFIC
COAST
HARTMAN SYSTEM IS WEAK
o, 4 r, G., w. p, NJ. p. and c.. o, &
Z. ~ Cemsine-Withdraw OF
rr,ek and Control Of Won.
an Impaired Lines.

New York Plans Tor biz trans
continental railroad rate War. with
the tHIGourd railway lines aligned
l..lust the Hartman railway system
are in the making according to gos.
20 in Wall street Il is said the pro,
.,at partly resulted from the belief
,aat tho strength of the Hartman
yE"m had been impaired because lt
In ,ouuyo, OF q woman Mrs T. n
Hartman and partly because u G..
Fyck, formerly one OF the biggest
financial supporters Of the Union Ia.
..a. group had sold bis holdings
BY a series OF agreements joint
ownership may Iiuk the Denver q
RIO Gaudc. the Western pao.Hc. the
Missouri rac.ar auI lhe Ta.caso.
Burlington q quincy
such combination would give The
Nl line route from Ch...gEo TO
he Par.a. coast throach productive
.orrlorg. % desire long cherished by
James d. HI' The great banking
house of Blair a Go. which has been
affiliated with thr Could system and
which cuaugad tho Western Pacific,
s SAID to De strongly .a favor OF The
coalition
Vail stree, pointed out striking
laaey 100 conditions since doe death
y Edward ~ Hartman and 20 was
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-02-01
FOOD TO POOR AT COST
New YORK Pastor Foilows Lead Of
indianapolis und.l Mayer. TO
Relieve Distressed.

New York y Following tho
load " Mayor shank q Indianapolis.
N"y Madison & Peters ~ the FGaflm
Congregational church viii open a
grocery store Whore fpodHaHs vii be
sold a. cost
Christ wrought a miracle said
Rev MI Peters, when he tcd the
multitude can ne, wafA q miracle.
bat tn The matter ut bringing food 10
the poor believe thai can como
pretty near IL
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-02-01
Woman Judge Exercises Power.

Cincinnati. Ohio The only wn
man Judge On The continent. Mrs.
Mabel Van Dyke nrii. has cxcrgsF.l
for the FIRST time her judicial tuuc
t:nns as United States commission
er. Frank Sifrin the defendant, Nat
accused ~ having mlHussVi the malls
Commissioner Bell politely held h.m
under $500 bond for the grand iury
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-02-01
BODY FOUND IN A TRUNK
Evidence Of Brutal Murder psrov.
cred at Seattle Wash, Torso
Is Cut In Two.

Seattle, Wash, Evidence OF A most
brutal murder has been uncovered
here when the muiilaled body of a
man was found In trunk AT the King
street railroad station. The trunk
was received from Portland Decem.
Der 81, and has been held In the bag.
gage room ever since. II was opened
wheh the odor attracted the attention
OF the baggage master
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-02-01
$50 SIGN SNEAD'S BOND
Rich Texans. Representing a Total
Wealth Of Nearly ! Billion Dol.
lars, Bankers Surety.

Fort Worth. Texas After hear.
ing four hours az arguments a,
the hab"as corpus hearing ot John Il
Sncad. charged with the murder Il 4
G Boycr, Sr. whose son cloprd with
Mrs Lena &ucad. Judge simmons
granted the millionaire prisoner ball
in the sum Of $4,000 -Four hundred
and city rich West Texans. represent
Ing total wealth OF nearly q billion
dollars. went on Sncads bond The
trial was set fer January %
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-02-01
u Hold Hundred Porters.

Chicago More than loo por,nrs on
he Great Northern buffet and dining
,ars have been arrested here Others
nave been arrested in Seattle They
IRE charged by the company with
working another graft on the long
suffering public and incidentally pre-
;cntug the railroad from doing an
annual business Of 100000 in liquors
aud cigars
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-02-01

Sedalla Mary Bailey assd s nffrr
a rcprimaud by her mother Allied hsr.
,slf at her home With rarbeN us1
Three years ego Miss Hal.rYs Hruth.
", Victor. aged J years stabbed ahd
Killed his ltyearold brother. ARA.
&hilr QuaryclinE
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-02-01
Ercoryicr. cussraN,s Restored

jefferson Clsy a pou the f@e0fa.
uruts,lou o' Sprc3 NesbY. 'afHaer
garden attorney. Jahu Y Eaf&rr.
tpnakcr OF the Msaausl rvr, ~A'
uuh'y. and other rlIsena Ga, lta#
ey RESTORED ,hr sssiar aHaAp ~ g-aH
%.xaA ~ Macon county. aA. trrtst.
'wo years tu the pnrleut.Ar oa tie
sarly SOS for grand farcrgy
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-02-01
France Grows MarlIkc.

Paris -Rumors that France IL pre-.
caring to make a naval demonstra-
ton against Italy spred through III"
cpital Saturday following the an.
a0uncement that regiment OF I'M
Gantry in Algeria was ordered to hold
itself in readiness to 90 to Tun.s.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-02-01
six.Foe, Mayor Easy fsr ~h4a

Kttkavlllc Mayer q q Gua-a ss
robbed ~ diamond rnr ty1 dfR
nund studs. bis poe kafbeaS au3 49, IA
by = lone h,FhRaywau lr Gabs0 s
maH . tr.t , ,ngbra Ia hslrht agI
Nriehs 2ro poania iie usually ca.t
rec i revolver when ou' az night boz
mad left his weapon al Lumn
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-02-01
Auto Crosses Lake Erie.

bennington, Out-0u the ice hills
covering Lake Erie an auto party OF
six fearless men made q round trip TO
Catawba Island. OF the Ohio shore be-
tween Lakeside and Port Clinton from
Lee mington.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-02-01
Boy. s, Kills Sister. 3 Year, Old.

Fort Smith. Ark Tho 5.year.old son
OF J. J.. James, farmer living near
P!ainview, Arb. accidentally shot and
killed his 3-ycarold sister. The lad
took a shotgun from a bed ard while
handling It pulled the trigger.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-02-01
Two Hanged In Arkansas.
Narlans Placed Offered krc,

Warrington It Was reported here
that President Taft, before consider
Ing any other candidates. had offered
20 Secretary Knox an appointment "a
the suprry~" court bench to succeed
the late Justice Harlan
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-02-01
Maine Turrst Is Found.

Havana The forward tuTret Of tho
Maine. the total disappearance OF
which was one OF the most curious
features Of the explosion. has been
located. 1t is buried in the mud 20
fee; from the starboard side OF the
ship.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-02-01

A man in New Jersey has refused
TO accept the Office Of coroner be.
cause he cannot bear the idea Of look
ing on a corpse Most Office seekers
are jubilant. not depressed over the
prospect OF landing such dead sure
thing
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-02-01

New York Rear Admiral Louis G..
Hc'lucr United Etateg rayy retired,
died AZ the naval hospital here Tie
was Gnodd years Old and Wa sradu-
atpd from the naval academy In 1870,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-02-01

Syracuse, y Y.--Captain Cruik-
shank arrived here from Natcrtown.
He was in disagreeable mood and
rushed toward several newspaper pho
tographers who were at the station q
snap him
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-02-01
Company Carried Bad Leans,

Cincinnati. O --Tha, che Cineln.
natl Trust company, OF which George
u, Cox was president, carried bad
loans" amounting 70 sl.olS. 900. was
the charge made by 4. c Ernst. ex.
peri accountant. TO the stockholders
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-02-01

The idea Of having the Manchu
princes decide their own fate is de
cidedly Oriental, especially in view
OF the fact that any fate which they
may select is going to be decidedly
hard to take
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-02-01

Yale professor tells US that the hook.
worm is one of the causes Of the high
cost of living We always thought
that the hookworm was caused by the
practice Of throwing the hooks into
the ultimate consumer.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-02-01
To Altar Jury Practice.

Albany n "a three foarths vote
Of jury will suffice for conviction
In any case trIable BY q Jury q a con
stltulonai amendment now before IA,
New YORK. legislature meets ,he A.
prevail Of the people
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-02-01

Little Rock, Ark TIL. FIRST double
hanging In the history % Mississippi
county, In which both the condemned
were white men. took place when
Sheriff inll sprang the tran for John
Mcllyain and Henry Coates at usce
ola.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-02-01

A Massachusetts minister has issued
new set oc commandments for wives
The women as yet are silent on the
matter which gives rise to uneasy sus.
picions that they are retaliating by for.
initiating another set for hus bands