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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-10-25
Dorsey Held for Court.

Police Magistrate Aaron r. Anders
was kept busy Monday, being called on
to decide four cases.
Nimrod Dorsey, colored who slashed
William Johnson, on Saturday night last
near New Market, waived hearing, Civ
ing bail in the sum of 500 for the action
Of the grand jury. Milton G. Urner, Jr.,
appeared for the accused.
ID. NJ. Andrews. of Hyattstown, ar
rested by Special Officer Chas. Ridgely
Monday tor being drunk, was fined 81.
This caused him to get mad" and he
proceeded to abuse the officer and the
court, and the fine was increased to S.,
which he RENTED, from large roll OF
bills.
John Dorsey, colored, arrested by Con
stable Hauver on the charge of assault
ng Austin Mantz was dismissed, the ev-
dence being insufficient to sustain the
charge.
! Charles Miller, of near Midnetown, on
the charge of being drunk and disorderly
was dismissed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-10-25

While fishing along the Monocacy
Harry r. Shook and Reno S. Harp
landed 81 nice bass.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-10-25
DIRECTORS.

DIREC IUNo.
Geo. VIM. Smith, Thos. H. Halter,
John S. Ramsburg, Daniel Baker,
VIM. C. Baker, c. H. Conley, NJ. D.,
c. NJ. Thomas, c. Z. Cline,
D. E. Kefauver, P. L. Hargett,
Judge J. c. Motter, J. D. Baker.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-10-25
NOTICE

If our readers do not
= paper regularly, they
: ase report tho fact to
lice at once
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-10-25
BUSINESS IN THE COURTS.
Real Estate Transfers.

Arthur Hardy to Irving d. Clancy,
real estate in county, 81, 200, and o'her
considerations
|. Hamilton Rep, formerly Repp, to
John J. John and wife, real estate in
county, 500. and other considerations.
Franklin Mort ct al, committee, to
Charles A. Stultz, real estate in county,
500, and other considerations.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-10-25
THE NUPTIAL KNOT.
Some Happy Couples Who Have
Linked Their Lives Together
for Better or for Worse.
BOONE-SElSS.

BoONE-SElSS.
Marshall d. Boone. of near LeGore
and Mrs Ida Seiss, OF Rocky Ridge, were
married October 10 at Union Bridge, by
Rev. Q. E. Bregenzer, pastor of the
Lutheran church at that place.
DINTERMAN-sTRAW
Mr.. George Ezra Dnterman, of Lib
ertytoWn, and Miss Lette Ollie Straws-
burg, OF Union Bridge. were married on
"Wednesday evening, October 10Th, by
Elder ID. o. Metz, at his residence, in
townsville.
PUTMAN-KOLB.
Mr.. John Allan Putnam, son of Mr. and
Mrs g. IL. Putnam near Frederick and
Miss Rose koIb, daughter OF Mrs. Alfred
B. kolb. East Third street. were quietly
married October II at ST. Johns rectory
by Father A. J. Conlon.
SPURRIER-MoRGAN.
Mr. Roland X. Spufrier and Miss
Buelah |. Morgan, both OF whom live in
the county near Fred rick, were quietly
married October 10. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. +. /. Mclean, at
Grace Reformee parsonage, rs East Third
street.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-17
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

Steamer Charles Macalesttr for Mount vernon
leaves Seventh Street Wharf at 10 4. N and ial
d N daily, e1cept Sunday.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
steamers from foot of Ssventh Street for Old Point
Comfort and Hoffok daily at sa5 p N
Can from Fifteenth street and New York Aveuns
eSsry quarter hour for main entrance Zoo Park and
Chevy Chase.
10 Great Faus-washington and Old Doninioa
RaiiroaA cars sTe1 few minutes from Thirty-sxth
and II Streeta
10 Mornt vernon-wsshinston-vtrz Railway
Cans ever hour 90 the hour from 10 a. N 10 . D
"a, last czr. station leth Street and Pennsyirani,
Ava
Pitman ard GreEE stenograph.
Begmners and speed classes The Drllery.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-17
MISTAKE LIKELY
10 COST $4,000
auditor Points Out Discrepancy
that Nay Prove Costly to
District Government.

Through an error In the current
sundry- civil act the District Of Colum-
bia has been ordered to pay the sum
OF $4,000 more than was justified into
the Federal Treasury. according to the
annual report Of District Auditor Alon-
20 Tweedsie. submitted TO the Commis-
sfoners yesterday.
The item IN which the overcharge
occurs provides that there shall be
transferred from the revenues of the
District to the United States, begin
ming with the fiscal year 1919. tine sum
OF s7s9,53s.es TO reimburse the United
States the amount due "on account of
one-half OF the per capita cost OF main
tenance OF the INDECENT insane patients
at the Government Hospital for the
Insane in excess of the number charged
to and paid for By the District during
the year 1881 to 1911, Inclusive"
In pointing out the error, the audi
tors report reads:
In part two. page 1888. Of the hear
Ing on the sundry civil bill. Is set forth
q letter from the disbursing ofiicer Of
the Government Asylum for the In
sane containing q statement Of the
amounts purported to be due the
United States by the District of Column
bia for the support OF the insane"
This statement shows a total sum
due Of t1.t3s.o77.1s. The letter of the
disbursing oficer goes on to say that
one-haH Of this sum, or s7ss,5ss.os. is
reimbursable from the District of CO.
lumbia."
one-half OF s1.Iss. s.o1z.is is s7Is,5ss.0s.
according to the auditor. who. there
fore, calls attention In his report to an
lovercharge OF 5000.
In treating Of the deficiency in the
police and firemen's pension fund the
auditor states thSt unless some RENE
dial legislation 10 obtained the deicien-
cy VIII probably amount to $500 by
the close of the fiscal year 1918
The total debt Of the District June
30, 1912. the report states. was s1o,-
$40, ,4so.57.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-17
DESIGNS FOR MEMORIALS.
Metal from Maine to BE Made Into
Tablets.

Assistant Secretary Of the Navy Win
throp Will in a few days give his approval
to one Of a number Of designs submitted
TO him by prominent sculptors for a me-
moral tablet to be made Of metal from
the battleship Maine BY act OF Con-
gress. the Navy Department was author
lied to take all the metal from the Maine
not available for other purposes and have
tablets made for distribution among pa
tT1otie societies and the men who were on
the Maine when she was destroyed at
Havana or their families and relatives.
Mr.. wnthrop's request for designs for
such a tablet has met with a generous
response. and these are now under con-
sideration by the Assistant Secretary and
the Fine Arts Commission.
II Is estimated that there is enough
brass and bronze scrap from the wreck
of the Maine TO make about 100 Of these
tablets. They, will be sold at cost to So
cieties and individuals qualified to receive
them.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-17
Children the Benehciaries.

The children OF Mrs. Caroline r. Cooley
are the benefciares named in her will
dated July 3. 1917, which was filed in Pro-
bate Court yesterday. A house and lot
Inness and also an equal share with her
brother Edward NJ. Cook in the property
at Fourteenth and T Streets Northwest
and the personal estate at Ulster County.
n. Y. John c. Cook Is given an improved
lot in Fourteenth Street on the condi-
ton that he give his brother, Jesse Cook.
,2ooO. Hatch Cook, Of Baltimore, Is given
only 80. and the residue Of the estate
is left to John C., Jesse, and Edward NJ.
Cook and Mrs Alberta Inness.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-17
TO PUNISH AUToIsTs.
Reckless Drivers Not to Get on b,
Leaving Collateral.

Hereafter autoists rampant, with bad
cases Of 'dementia celeritatfs," who gen.
orally add to tho trials and tribuIations
Of worthy citizens whose only failing
is that they do not own autos, must an
swer for their sins in Police Court.
MAI Richard Sylvester, superintendent
OF police. has arisen as protector Of the
poor and bulwark to the oppressed. The
major Is determined to protect those who
still find walking good exercise.
Forfeiture of s. and 80 viii no longer
be considered Sufficient punishment for
reckless driving. The motorists hereafter
will be forced to stand trial in Police
Court. No exceptions are to be made
to this order. the major has instructed
his men.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-17

Artistic Floral Decorations
For weddings, receptions, and all social
functions. Estimates given. GUIDE, 1914 F
The Washington herald., 1912-11-17
q show, sc.
Virginia.

slsis: "a & ses ] fas srai.s' Ds.'
The Washington herald., 1912-11-17

Two rUtsnds Il tungsten will furnish mataEial for
about N,0fo inc1ndescent lamp dlamntA
The Washington herald., 1912-11-17
The Most Attractive Floral Effects fol
weddings and teas. Shaffer, 14th & I.
of Unsound Mind.

On a verdict in the Supreme Court Of
the District yesterday that DR.. Abram P.
Pardon, seventy-seven years old. is of
unsound mind. the estate, amounting to
about 10000 in property and securities
was placed in the hands Of the Washing
ton Loan and Trust Company as trustee
The Washington herald., 1912-11-17
wireless working Well.

While there are still some changes be-
ing made In the equipment Of the new
wireless station at Arlington. the appa-
ratus has been in almost daily use since
its installation, and the officers in charge
say It is giving satisfaction. Messages sent
from the new station have been received
in San Diego. Cal. and Kansas City has
been reached several times.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-17
Thompson to Take Oath.

Carni A. Thompson. Of Ohio. now Sec
retary to the President, will be sworn in
on Tuesday next as United States Treas
urer. succeeding Lee McCiung, who re-
signed several days ago as a result Of
friction with Secretary Macveagh. Charles
d. HiIIes, chairman of the Republican
National Committee, will return to his
former post as secretary to the President
a. soon as he is able to close out the af-
fairs Of the committee.
Evening star., 1912-07-21

~ A,OOO III AASNAAS SAAO 0&AA
Last year we offered 5000 cash prize to
every player in regularly scheduled Base
ball game who hit the big cut-out ''Bull''
Durham sign that stands in nearly every
ball park, with fairly batted fly ball.
During the season, 1913 batters were lucky
enough to make one of these 5000 Bulls
eyes s. receiving therefor the grand total of
$1,000. Among the ''Bull'' Durham hitters
were Speaker Titus, Leach, Doom, NIagee,
Devore, Shuttle, and other star PLAYERS.
Philadelphia made the largest score = the
Bull, sign being hit in that city 70 times
In addition the above cash prize y FIVE
cent bags OF Bull Durham were given to each
Of the 4,I3S players who made home runs In
\ this way 2o7.516 hve-cent packages or
i8,5Gst2 pounds OF Bull Durham were
awarded during the year.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-01-11
FlvE-cENT TIP is sPURNED
Disappointed Taxlcab Pilot Astonishs6
European are" by Strange DIE d
position OF Lar0esse.

New York.-Wo Women were discardina
their wraps In the lobby Of the St
Regis at the dinner hour when tan
man from Europe entered the hotel
through the huge revolving doors.
There was q loud rattle-rattle-rattlo
on the glass. The man from Europe
turned hastily and looking about asked
the guard IN gold braid
What was that ?' Il 5lI55
Il don't know, Sir. I saw nothina,
.sir, the braided one replied.
Very strange said q man IN the
lobby, stepping up. Quite q loud re-
port Must have come from the out
side 81 n. Il. VS.
All, there. guard! Step out ana
zee! !" thundared the assistant mana
ger. The man went out trembling.
q The result Of his inquiry was as-
tonishing to the man from Europe.
He had returned to the ST. Regis IN
q tramp taxicab, and after paying
his fare gave the chauffeur q nickel
for himself. The latter threw Il with
all his force at the glass door.
81 was thought less, q murmured the
man from Europe. Undoubt edly he
IS . gentl chaufre and too
proud to take q tip "
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-01-11

,s!S the j, futu & 49,
i!l!i tn lad1 6 g him b,
hevih No hali. hs WI opsn his
month 81 x N. eaaref display
ms : mSut4 full Of yold tsskh thai
would a. TIE soul.sof come people
With ssnyy. Tho oct u bridgework
o,ost Sill.
At least thosel were Mexy'ss8 plans
whom he was Interviewed. Not that
Be was 30 ill-bred q to say anything
about his teeth. IN fact. 50 said
nothing ineligible to the average
man, for he Is = Mexican dog.
He belongs to DR.. Henri Grosser, .
student 81 the Western Dental col
aiege. And lives with Grosser and HID
wife at 1874 La Sale avenue.
pr. Grosser took Mexy from the
refuge Of the Anti Cruelty society sev.
oral weeks ago and soon afterward
discovered that the dog was suffering
from toothache Y.
An examination disclosed the pres.
ence Of two abscessed incisors and
several other teeth that needed atten-
ton. l 1. !#
The basement Of the Grosser homs
was turned into an operating room,
with MexN as tbs patient and DR..
Grooser the dentist. # 5 f5. III. !.
"Mexy seemed to know that waa
doing what was best for him." DR..
Grosser said, '.and. although he OBJ.
1ected aagood deal at first, he gave
me no trouble after the teeth were
out It was 9 great relief to him, you
zee, for as soon as had removed the
teeth the pain stopped.
He used to lie perfectly still when
I was taking the Impressions and
made no trouble, even when l i was
fitting the new teeth In place. They
are good and sound, too, and not 9
dog IL Chicago is better able to chew
bones and meat than he" ~ 4. (. 4.
By reason Of his teeth, Mexy hal
become one Of the celebrities Of thu
neighborhood.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-01-11
s1OO. 600 Home Burned.

N $1O0,000 Home Burn ed.
Chicago, Jan. 9. -T The home Of Hor
ace & Burt former president OF the
( onion Pacific abroad. was destroyed
BY fire. LOSS, 500, 900,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-01-11
REAL "DAUGHTER" is FOUND
Woman Of tit Years Has Lived un.
der 90 Presldents-90-Y ear-old
Daughter Farmer.

Atlanta, Go. Mrs. Mary Trawick
Proctor, aged one hundred and eleven
years, real daughter of the sAmeri-
can revolution, has been. discovered
In "a humble one-room cabin IL. Barlow
county, Ga. Her only companions are
her daughter, Miss Mary Proctor.
aged ninety, and two great-great-
grandchildren, descendants Of anoth-
Or daughter
Mrs. Proctor was born in Wake
county, N. c., In 1900. At the age Of
nineteen she married Hiram Proctor,
q veteran Of the Revolution and the
war Of 1872 She has lived under the
administration Of twenty-five presi-
dents.
On q bedding Of straw, consisting 81
mattress 50 thin that the rough
plank Stats can be seen. this daugh.
ter Of the Revolution lies. her form
emaciated, skin wrinkled and almost
Z skeleton.
Her aged daughter administers %
the wants Of the little household and
sometimes tills the soil inssa small
cotton and garden patch nearby. The
meager profits derived from this labor
she adds to the $12 q month pension
Mrs. Proctor receives for the serv.
Ices her husband rendered In the way
Of 1879. J. s.$,.
q movement has been started s.
Atlanta to. raise funds Sufficient %
provide for the two aged women the
rest Of their lives. ~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-01-11
" l,s 1sL'e'A CAPTURE TOWN
o. EN-ctao DEADLOCK
~ sNEGo TiArioNs.
RUSSIA GETS IN CAME
var REQUESTS Empire 90 Recognize
'ndepend !enee Of ouser: Mongolia.
Big Bond Issue
Approved. 335s

renewal Of hostilities and the demand
OF the Russian government that,
CHINA lSlll recognize the independ Of
Out outer Mongolia. Revolutionaries from from
Shan 81 and Shen ST having recan.
tured the town Of shens Chow are now
advancing IVA on Ho Nan, while reinforce.
ments have been dispatched by the
l llnl ::t its The armistice has not
#D peel renewed and there is deadlock
II the peace negotiations.
IN addition to requesting China to
recognize the Kutuktu of Urga as mon.
arch Of outer Mongolia, the Russian
government has notified China that thu
ln IND pendence Of outer Mongolia must
pc recognized as concerns internal af,
fa1rs. The note adds that Russia will
assist the Mongolians in maintaining
order and intends to build railway
from Kiakhta, Siberia to Urga. Hence.
forth China will not be permitted to
maintain military forces or send col
onlsts to outer Mongolia, but may re-
tain control of external relations. To
this note China has made no reply.
Other Powers Notified.
TO the other powers, however, the
Chinese government communicated the
substance Of the Russian demands.
Undoubtedly strong protest will be
made by the Chinese government
against the action Of Russia, but
China is unable to defend herself now
or in the future with reference to
Mongolia Hereafter, the desert OF
Cobb will make the Chinese boundary
on the northwest
Chinese Bond Issue Approved.
Nankin. The Republican assembly
voted the Introduction Of gold stan.
dard, modelled on that Of Japan It
also approved q bond Issue Of 1OO,,
100000 taels approximately 100000.
00O), secured on the internal revenue
for five years with interest at the
rate Of s per cent per annum.
Wang Chung Wei has accepted def.
nitely the portfolio Of foreign affairs
in President Sun Vat Sens cabinet.
The organization Of the war depart.
ment Of the Republican ministry un.
der the direction of the chief Of staif,
General sHsu, has been completed.
Missionary Reported Murdered.
- =, = 80 n.e Is. .,
4 .ns. 'ne nes. 3. eisa.e y tne
cnina iniand MISSION ~ d Mok 'tn
pioy inoo y 1neAiene' nas Deeu -
ue'eu " ioDDeis
Man lar assured Protection.
Shalngha1.-The terms offered by
the Republicans an to the Manchus as
agreed upon Dy WI ing rang ana
Tang Shat VI at the last meeting OF
the peace conference prior to rTanga
reslgnatlon, Wnlcn were telegrapha 'e
70 yuan SIN ha1, stipulated:
FIRST the emperor VI. vii De treated 'a
Win Win al the d1gn1ty OF foreign SOW
'ereign5 on Chinese soil.
second tne emperor snall nave
sreslo 70 l's' at Jonel OF at the summer
Third mi the emperor snail i nave q
liberal !. allowance l va ' settled on MIN Dy
the national l;a T M ll assembly l' y
Fourth all ancestral an ST tombs and
temples will be be secured intact to the
Manchus. q
wealth OF the e Manchus VIII pc FL pro
s. 4 oct Q0
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-01-11
thirty Dead lux sir f,ace gar

leans, 4 sls IA
err.
ss ts ttssS
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-01-11

y BuIllllg Hell Tor q a b \.
lleIfiullsd Id the Bible
Tightly understood the Bibles Mos
.sass = One ~ Crest Joy For All
People Tells That He Himself Was
Once on Lifs's Sea Without Chart 81
Conn .. B ia5 IN (,

2 3zifI5t Z isf - II ~ - l5.3fl Ns3fie1
Shanghai, China,
Jan. 7th. T b 8
Commit tee Of For
eign Missions In
vesdgat ton seemed
pleased with its
reception b er e..
s p e ci al honors
were q cc5orde ed
General Hall and.
ri s tor Russell,
the former be
cause Of his OFF,.
caial position as
coo y - a 81 nn,r,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-01-11

New Mexico Congressman Sworn In
Washington. Jan. 8 - eW Mexico's
first members Of congress. George
Curry epublican and n. p Ferguson.
democrat, were sworn in as members
ST the house amid generous applause
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-01-11

3 iii Die Nh Canadian Wreck.
Nj ss5l real, j an. our persons
led and ght Injured when
ssa ia Quebec craahe into a
& incsnt az Paul 50 miles
from this city ssaas
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-01-11
''A0sfBB|ll|l|R|aEC''
LANDED N JAIL
CHARGER DkiTta Rp ePi ea ii BANK
AT NEW WESTMINSTER. .s
3. x. OF 1915, 600.
SENT MONEY TO HIS WIFE
And This Resulted In His Capture
BY New York Police ACCOM-
pIice Caught u Los
Angeles. Fiji n 85#

3s{3'dG !. - $50 % 3.-F5. ai
ara OF y san francisco known % detec-
yves q nalI 2 oozen CUES as Us
ian MACK, was arres1ea nsre o %
warrant charging nm VIII lne ar
cenY OF $31oOOO from the 1l Bank q
NAontreal at New e' westminster IS
Whlcn was dynam1ted sept. u. ~ 49,. Uneven
- l1uTea aoilars was lound - MS 1'' -
les ana A uetectlves are searching ear ing
csty Ior $S4O,OoO o. tne Dan ll' 1unasi
"nlcn ne IS Delleved 70 nave .oroug ntt
~ New. & o .l'.. s8I5s 4
In ADDITION TO larceny, mcnamara 2 g
= cnaTSeu VIII the Dallh =
I've ana s - Dlnlullng ana "a gasglns Ny.
nese Waterman. he ad - tnat
ne was ~ BRUSH Coiu MP q the
tlme the DanK was roDDea anu nag
ilYed az the strand q; notel ~ vancouver
afterwards p put decll l1'7 70 say any
mas 1urth er .53
for, nearly - years sl, me ponce as
Sei1, Nlc IGN N q 1ls has DeeA hhoWA ~
the authorities no tnro 'I the coun q.
'fy..
me CRIME with ~ winch mcnamara Is
charged was commltteo y TOUT men,
VINO entered the new V westminster lsLs
nfancn OF tne SANK OF Mon 1lIl'es. on
the the nlght OF Sept. =, ana aIter, plnd-
lAs me iWatc -! s anu ayhati'ls ny
saie' aeparted 50 n 1e'a laaen VIII Win
1oot that tney wrapped El y - piilow
Sips ~ any sheets anu n1u - use &C a. !
sSuto'loDlle - set away. lney uioppeu
So,ooo Dunale OF Dllls - tnelr nlste
ehd n l[ltll tnat they nau more tlan
tloy couia carry l1 nld 914'oVV pene- =
q Sidewalk ley
iWo n I. :, ana ior1y lnotlsanl
collars OF the stoien money was neso'
eiaple' ,la - All1 snoWevel, Tue siea'
sSsre. 81 the panK : oiliclals, PA
weeks later 2 Dank -, - Dunalo .e
eS5ved 9lo'oo - II .ne stoien DIS W
'slteu py poolroo ' k s. =, =.
aHA dsAeu eno ucpo0l.oI "ne ~ ne
p = 81 ana ]. upon nis iallure =
give an answer tne money was cOn
ae 's'el. IS.
f,- ssnt5 S''o 49, I = VIE. ns S.55
oan rianoAs .. 'o VII WY =
2 loAs cl.nulnal i.scoiu n W,
Tue I, Aliases u JONI - Mc!Nau' nae
A1sc anu Aus. i 8. Ma - lo9s
.."eas g $50 = 1000 - 49, - s - : :
.oiy y, ona, = ~ no "ae 8, $50.
=. o Is, u : .nalse - psnA lop
1oiy' w vas aIqu,..eu. l1e also y :, :,
ar at - Aus sta " cnarse =
pank sioope IS. , !. s., .'I.
sburlng tne Scnml.z-hueI regime 's'9 g =
san san francesca "a. = MciSamara enJoye.
4lans pliYllss1s anu conu .1 ~, ~
u ,otlous iesol. n ..v,,,,u, 90 ~ ui.ie.
alel, ~ anu Dlliy ualiaener 'oi
a 1.s a llo resort AnoWn g
:, usl Is : oaDin
Mctsans,a :. Wae .lac = las. Augus
I, : orelalu' enen : 20 oeat.le, anu :
vancouve g. u. =. ne was = van !,
~ = = ane = e s, sne
III. ~.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-01-11

Los Angeles. Charles Holman,
elias Charles Don, alias g. w. How.
ard, was arrested here by agency de-
.tectives, charged with being connected
with the rob berry Of the Bank Of Mont:
real at New W. stminste ter, =. c. s, last
SOFTEN ber 81 he .ss III
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-01-11
2 HURT IN a UTO CRASH

Truck Goes Over e bankme TWO
Of w edding Party Are Killed.
ceiling, ". Va, y an. 8 d.. .7- An auto,
s. obile truck carrying forty--two for,
eiigners home to Neff from Bellaire,
OHIO, where they had been attending
ding, ran over an embankmenr,
err olishing the mac chine, tearing q
hole 81 house and killing tive
OF the occupa ants, while eight orr ten
have ken arms and legs. Not q
gle member Of the party escaped
Without some injury