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they can not handle 1t alone they
ought to get one two partners.
They do not believe that lawyers de-
termination to try all of his cases him
self ought to be permitted to longest
the courts.
In Chicago attorney knows that
he has to go to trial if his case is set
and only for extraordinary reasons is
his case continued. 1t is generally be-
lieved that the lawyers of Lake Coun-
ty are taking advantage of the courts
in this respect
There are about twenty of the $50
lawyers of the county who do fifty per-
cent of the legal business of the coun-
ty and it is these twenty who are re-
sponsible for the constipation of the
courts.
Ross Gets Results.
The criminal docket is in pretty good
shape owing to the efforts of Ralph W.
Ross. the only deputy prosecutor who
employed any system energy in the
handling of the criminal work of the
county.
But the civil docket is in had shape
and conditions are getting worse.
Court will soon adjourn and all sum-
ner long cases will be filed until by
next fall the congestion will be as bad
as 1T was before the extra judges were
appointed.
For the week preceding June 10.
Judge Johannes Kope1ke did practical
ly nothing. Not many cases are being
fled in the Lake Superior court at
Crown Point and the attorneys are re-
luctant to appear in the cases that are
filed.
This week there will be little doing
in Rooms 1 and owing to the fact
that the Republican National conven-
ton is absorbing the attention of most
iof the attorneys. Special cases will
be taken up but there will be no regu-
lar grind. Next week Judge Lawrence
Becker viii go to Baltimore where he
is delegate to the Democratic nation
al convention.
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LOWELL.

Mrs. Joseph Buckley OF Danville ar
rived here Wednesday evening to visit
at the home of her parents. II. H.
Ragon and wife. and her husbands par
ents' home, william Buckley and wife.
Mrs. J. o. Peppin is visiting friends
in Roseland, Ill
Mrs. James Harris and her daughter,
Mrs. DR.. Woodbridge, and son were in
Chicago yesterday.
The Misses Edith and Mildred Chip
man. who have been attending the
American Conservatory of Music in
Chticago. have graduated and the
graduation exercises were held In Or
chestra hall, Chicago, last evening.
There were over 200 IN. the class The
Misses Chapman received high aver
ages in both vocal and instrumental
music. Miss Mildred has accepted a
position in the public schools at Hori-
con, Wis, as teacher in music, and
will begin her duties when the schools
in the fall Miss Edith has been
offered a good position in Alabama,
but has not accepted 1t and is unde-
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CLARK STATION

Miss r. Detlef of Clark Station
transacted business at Gary
c. Sass of Thornton transacted bust
ness here.
L. Rhodes and G. Stally of Gary were
business visitors here.
r. lein of Chicago is business Wis
itor here.
Mrs p. Mayhem of Clark Station
transacted business at Gary.
Mrs. #. Behn of Clark Station spent
the day at Griffith.
Mrs. j.. Porn of Indiana Harbor visit
ed with relatives here.
F. Borman, Sr., of Chicago is spend
ing a few days here.
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HEGEWISCH.

Miss Louise Jordan, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Jordan of 1929 On
tario avenue and J. A. Sullivan, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Sullivan, 1891
LOOMS boulevard, were quietly mar
ried Wednesday, June IL, at Crown
Point. Ind. They will reside at 1855
Vernon avenue.
Among the Hammond visitors yes
terday Were: Mrs. Carlin, Mrs. Shind-
Ter, Mrs. Kissler, Mrs. Clark, Mrs.
Rieger, Mrs. Neal. Miss Patton. Mr..
and Mrs. Kight, Mr.. Sippel, Mrs. S. A.
Martindale and Miss Hazel Wickham.
The F. F. j. club met yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. ia
cobson. Beethoven was the composer
under discussion, Miss Foney of Chi
cago giving the lecture together with
a rendition of several of the authors
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Gayhart. Mrs. c. Goodwin. Mr. and Mrs.
G. H. Mills, Mrs. william Mcdonald
and Mrs w. Sprunce.
ISIS Laura Johnson OF Hegewisch
spent yesterday here with friends.
RS. r. Wilson of Hammond spent
Wednesday afternoon in Burnham, Wis
iting friends.
NJ. Sloviac of Chicago spent yester-
day here on business.
Joe Dietrich, Joe Powell. AL. Wieder-
berg and Arthur Korthaus of Hege-
wisch spent last evening here visiting
Carl Smith of Park avenue.
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GRIFFITH.

The Etude club met at the home OF
Miss Marguerite Jameson Wednesday
evening and a most enjoyable time
was had. The club had as visitors Mr..
and Mrs w. C. Profit and Mr.. and
Mrs. P. C. Tucker of Ross. The fol-
lowing program was given:
Duet-An Etude
Ruthie Prince and Miss Amstutz
A Sad Story tEllsworth) .....
Little Waltz. Sylvester Beiriger
Village Festival. Paul Russell
Two Larks (Leschetizky) ..
..,. Marguerite Jameson
Miss Ruth Tucker of Ross was the
guest of Miss valrie Profit Wednes-
day.
Mrs James Jameson and daughter
Nina were Hammond shoppers yester-
day.
Mrs. ]. D. Dutton visited relatives
at Ross yesterday
The Busy Bees met at the home of
home of Mrs. S. A. Lightfoot. owing
to the illness of Mrs. Lightfoot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blain Hutchins are
the proud parents of a. fine baby boy
which was born day before yesterday.
Mrs. John Spitz. Sr., was taken to a
Chicago hospital this week She is
suffering from dropsy
Earl Butler was a Crown Point Wis.,
itor yesterday
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SHUCk s
From the Diary of ST. Lence

TIL editer o. tn Saudgeville Currier
is in bad agin. In his account o. tn
weddin' o. Hi Mighty's daughter. who
weighs clost Z two hundred. tn print
er's devil loft off tn "e' in tn descrip-
tion o. tn tube gown, an he Amt bin
seen fer week
Wonder how the bull moose is feel
in this mornin?
Luman Fowler, father of Clyde, Roy
and Frank Fowler of Hammond, who
sustained severe injuries In a twenty
four foot fall from the Williams resi-
dence south of town. is reported as be-
ing well could be expected con-
sidering his terrible fall and narrow
escape from death. Mr.. Fowler's arm
is broken and badly fractured in three
places. and owing to the fact that the
bones are badly shattered IL may prove
necessary to amputate the member. Mr..
Fowler is suffering considerab bly, from
his injuries, but 1t is thought that he
will come out of the accident all right.
IL the arm can be healed.
The trial OF Henderlong & Co. against
Mr.. Williams. living east of Crown
Point, is being hold in the superior
court and Is attracting a considerable
amount OF local interest. The contro-
versy Is over the erection of a silo
which Mr. Williams purchased from
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Crown Point News
Happenings OF a Day in Lake county's Lively Capital

the Henderlong company. The point
of contention appears to be who is call
ed upon to erect the silo. Mr.. Williams
claiming its slaves was not properly
patterned for the size of a silo he un-
derstood he was purchasing. The trial
will probably take the greater part of
today to settle.
The class night exercises of the
Crown Point high school was we'll at
tended last evening and the program
given by the pupils was extra fine. The
1912 class will graduate this evening,
the program for both events having
been published in this column several
days ago. Every one is cordially in
vited.
Mrs. Ross of Valparaiso is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Harold IL Wheeler. for
few days.
Miss Anna Wilson viii leave soon fol-
Sioux City. where she will visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Tenant for sew
eral weeks.
Nine auto loads of Crown Point plea
sure seekers left last evening for Lake
Front park to indulge in fish supper
etc. The gentlemen of the pleasure
club are giving the affair and expec'
to get their moneys worth out of TIT
days outing
Mrs. Ralph Houk is visiting friend!
and relatives in Crown Point for few
days.
/ A motorcycle race meet will be helt
| at the fair grounds next Sunday and
| some good and speedy events will b,
on the program for the afternoon races
| A light shower yesterday Afternoon
i r1is ho % 10 Rof,
is badly needed in this vicinity, thu
| ground being very dry
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ROBERTsDALE.

Arthur Ehlers OF Roberts avenue was
the guest of East Chicago friends
Wednesday evening.
d. S. Stuckey of South Chicago visit
ed at the Macmillan home in Indiana
boulevard last evening.
Misses Caroline Putnam and Mary
Stein spent Thursday in Chicago, Wis
iting friends.
Miss Ella HIATT of Pearl street enter
tanned her cousins. the Misses Martha
and Alma Ludke of South Chicago,
Wednesday.
Herman Theissen OF Indiana boule-
ward attended the Columbus lodge, K.
of p. in East Side, Wednesday even
ing
Mr.. and Mrs c. Prichard and Mr..
and Mrs z. Cool of Chicago were
guests at the Landon home in Har-
rison avenue Wednesday.
Mrs. Edward Hennessy of Roberts
avenue visited her sister Mrs. Louise
Wesche of Chicago. Wednesday.
Phillip Smith, Carl Buehler and John
Blaul attended the Orpheum theatre, in
Hammond. Wednesday evening
Charles Eggers of Roberts avenue
was a South Chicago business visitor
last evening.
Mrs. NJ. MCGOWAN of Harrison avenue
wasa South Chicago shopper yesterday.
The members of the "Sixty-three"
club were delightfully."- entertained at
the home of Mrs. John Soltwedel of
Harrison avenue Wednesday afternoon
Cards were the main feature of the aft
ernoon. several games of sixty-three
being played, and prizes were awarded
Mesdames Balm, Freese and Theissen.
A social hour followed the games. dur
ing which dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess.
business meeting will be held this
evening at the Evangelical church at
S o'clock and all members are kindly
requested to be present.
Miss Susan Young of South Chicago
was the guest of Miss Susan Simon of
Pearl street Wednesday evening.
Miss Frances Simon of Pearl street
was the guest of Hammond friends
Wednesday.
Mrs. Andrew Anderson and children
visited Mr.. Anderson al the Englewood
hospital, yesterday, where he is suf-
fering with an ulcer on his eye.
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MERRIIL,VILLE.

Work has just been commenced on
the new two-room school building in
district ten, known as the Vincent
school. 1t is to be modern in every
way and one that the neighborhood
can justly be proud Of
E. N. Hayhurst of Lowell, represent
ing the American Central Life 1nsur-
ance company. was here Thursday.
Miss Fisher of Habron is visiting
with Mrs. S. B. Woods today.
Harold Iddings is home from Indi-
anola, Ia. to visit his parents a few
days before leaving for Fort Benton
Mont, to spend his vacation.
Mrs. Arnold left today for Ottowa
ILL.,, to visit her daughter, Mrs. Schear-
err
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f R { c kLE s

Don't Hide Them with a Veil, Remove
Them With the New Drug.
An eminent skin specialist recently
discovered q new drug, othine--double
cessful in removing freckles and giving
q clear, beautiful complexion that it is
sold by any f1rst-class druggist under
an absolute guarantee to refund tho
money IL 1t fails.
Don't hide your freckles under veil:
get an ounce of othine and remove
them. Even the first nights use will
show a wonderful Improvement, some
of the lighter freckles vanishing en-
tirely- 1t is absolutely harmless, and
cannot injure the most tender skin.
Be sure to ask for the double strength
othine; 1t is this that is sold on the
money back guarantee.
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STIEGLITZ PARK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Modrock were Whiting
visitor last night.
p. Germick Is visiting here for few
days.
C. Smith OF East Chicago was here
on business.
Miss H. Sornson of South Chicago
visited her aunt. Mrs. Albertson.
Miss Lizzie Callahan visited relatives
in South Chicago last evening.
Miss Mamie Johnson of Whiting Wis
tied friend here yesterday.
Mr.. Hammond went to Whiting on
business.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-14

Here is one of the newest waist mod
els, a style that is clever and dainty
yet extremely simple to carry out. 1t is
a yoke waist with the side of body and
sleeves in one 1t would be quite pretty
developed in blue marquisette with yoke
of all-over lace edged with ball fringe.
The three-quarter sleeves are similarly
treated.
The pattern, No. $3.50, is cut in sizes
80 to AZ inches bust measure. Medium
size requires 26s yards Of SO inch ma
terial, u yard of % inch all-over and 1ss
yards of fringe.
The pattern can be obtained by sending
10 cents to the office of this paper.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-14

THERE'S A CHANCE THAT YOu
OUGHT NOT TO POSTPONE THAI
sSHOPPING ANY LONGER. READ
THE TINES ADS AND SEE IT THIS
Is NOT so.
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ALL ABOARD FOR
THE "CHLOROFORM
SPECIAL"

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DOCKETS ARE
SADLY contested

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-25
Of 1912
ARE: GIVE \
DIPLOMAS
COMMENCE { X f r.
CISES OF l.. {. II. WAS
A SUCCESS

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The brilliant commencement eN
ercises of the Logan county Hlgh
school. held last evening marx the
closing OF one OF the most success
fnl years in the history OF ihat
institution
The familiar auditorium was
transformed INTO a yeritable garden,
WaXey-ereeu foliage, tastefully ar
raiened hid the bare walls. boz
ems Of peuuants and festoOns Of
green and white. added coor agd
brilliance to the whole. Behind the
tVinklina root lights. which shone
through delicate green vines and
graceful palms sat the graduatns
class of 1912 he members OF the
board of trustees. the speaker o.
the evening and the principal, Mr.
Hotter The entrance of the class
headed by Mr. Hotter ana The
board was made from the rear OF
the room, as Miss Blanche FurroW
and Miss ethel Maudc Smith play
ca the brilliant duett from Was-
ners Tannhauser After the inyo-
cation by the Rev. Mr. Nicholas.
Misses Arnold Wheat and Miles
SANE a dpfuhtml trio Down i'm the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-25
NEGRO ASSAULTED WHITE
GIRL AND CONFESSES CRIME
Thousands Gather in Public Square
al TYLER and Witness The HOr.
rIbIe Execution
Am Aesoclatad Lreas J

! Tyler. Texas May 25-Dau Davis,
the negro who was arrested last Sun
lday night charged with assautng
Mss Carrie Johnston, a young white
school teacher, confessed his guilt
hst night late. Two hours after
wards the report that the negro had
confessed to the crime, mob began
gathering, which rapidly increased in
s.2e until il reached over two thous-
and determined men and many wom-
en-
Early this morning the mob adyanc-
lee upon the county jail wherein the
negro was confined and demanded the
prisoner Of the iailor The jailor re-
fused to turn over the negro TO the
mob and declared he would defend
the prisoner with his life if need be.
tie had just begun his talk 10 the
crowd of determined men begging
them to desist. when he was rushed
from behind held by strong hands.
his KEYS taken from him and the pris
oned dragged from his cell. The jail
OF aud his force We're then locked IN
the Jail and the mob carried the terri
fed negro 10 the public square in the
center Of the town. chained him to
post piled wood and brush and boxes
around him. saturated the negro and
the pile with the contents of barrel
Of oil and gasoline and set the whole
on fire.
1t is estimated that over FIVE thous-
and viewed the awful spectacle
The negro was burned TO a crisp.
The crime for which he was execut-
cd was an unusually brutal one. and
aroused the citizenship OF the entire
country adjacent Many negroes were
in the crowd and took a leading part
IN the execution.
The girls condition is very seri-
Gus Davis had signed confession.
but before the match was touched TO
the pile Of oil soaked wood on which
he was bound, the negro was asked II
ho was gui'ty
u am guilty he cried
moment later the flames was
lcaping high above his head
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The COUNTRY
EDITOR IS
CAVORT|NG
ENTERT AIN S
THE PENCIL PUSHERS
LAVISHLY


Muskogee. Okla, May 25.-The
biggest ana most enthusiastic meet
ing in the history OF the Oklahoma
State Press association is being
held in MuskOgee More than three
hundred newspaper workers from
an over The state are in attendance
and a number of others are coming
in on each train.
"A business meeting was held at
9 o'clock this morning, and Presi-
dent Horace Shepard. editor Of the
Altus Times, gave his annual ad
dress In the course of MS re-
marks he said Governor Cruce IN
dulged mistaken notions OF Jcono
my in vetOing legislation in favor
OF the press Of the state criticised
his own association for not dis
playing more backbone and fight
ing for it's rights. and took a shot
at politicians who failed to keep
their promises after they were
elected,
President Shepard made a strong
plea for greater organization for
the purpose Of placing the publish
ing business on a more su1stan-
tial basis. He pointed out that
bankers and other professional
and business men have organized
and obtained legislation needed for
their work lie urged newspaper
men 10 stand hy an asreement TO
ser advertising at Iea7oii@'Ie
rae
III speaNlhs OF me te'o'HE o. 'n,
lleaS'l 'lreS paSSeu LOT tne De"eIIt Oh
'ne p,eSS' Mr oneperu. VINO Is
leI'uoi'tah, Salu lhal y Governor
Cru'e nau eNetClseu nan tne econ
ohly III USING lhe ak on ine ON,a-
iIoiila ,,liii broHeI"ge COMPANY or me
buiIuef9 0aIlu ana HfaV'l com
pam me s'd'e "o"" taNe zen
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8 BISHOPS ELECTED
BY METHODISTS

MINNEAPOLIS Mimi May 25-The
general conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal church Fr.dar, elected as
bishop W p. Thirkield. president of
/ Howard university, a negro institution
IN Washington. ID G.. tie was the
eighth and last of the bishops TO be
named by this conference.
Dr.. i W Robinson for twenty
Years missionary In India. was
elected a missionary bishop for south
ern Asia.
! Tho election of the bishop ror the
southeastern Asia district resulted in
no choice.
Homer Eaton G r. Mains r. G,
IGraham and Il G jennings We're re-
elected as publishing agents of the
Ichurch
FRIDAY nights session was devoted
70 the work OF the American Bible
society the Methodist brotherhood
and federation for social service
The report OF the American Bible
society dealt with me work OF cir
culatng bblical literature over the
world
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CAAPPELL FILES FOR
CONGRESSMAN AT, LARGE

Wul H. Cbappel filed yesterday
with the state election board as a can.
didate for congressman-at-large on
he Republican ticket
Chappell : one of the best known
Republican politicians in the state and
has a host Of acQuaintances among
politicians and others. He drafted all
uoans and others. He drafted all Of
the initiated election bills put out by
the Republican organization and has
served one term I'M the state legsla-
ture OF course il is a hopeless mat
ter for a Republican to expect to win
after he secures the nomination. bur
here's hoping billy Chappell wins thc
preliminary bout
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LOR|MER WILL.
BE: ASKED To
RESIGN
FRIENDS DECLARE HE HAS
NO CHANCE IF COMES
TO VOTE

Washington, w May 25.-Senat0r
Lorimer will receive word direct
from his friends i'm the senate to-
day that they cannot hope to save
him in his fight for the retention OF
his seat. While il is not admitted
that Lorimer viii he urged 10 re-
sign it was said he might better
choose that course.
A poll made today OF the senIfe
just concluded. has assured Lori
mers friends that there is no
chance 10 win if the case is brought
TO vote. 1t was decided 10 sub
init the exact situation TO Lorimer.
1t was argued that he should re-
s.gn and not further uselessly en-
barrass his friends. Ono severe
BLOW to the Lorimer forces was the
knowledge that Senltor Curtis. OF
Kansas. who voted for Lorimer at
the last Session would oppose him
II the case again came to a vote.
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YOUNG NEGRO PAROLED|
BY JUDGE STRANC

lsiah Agent, the young negro
porter Of the chamber OF commerce,
who stole $26 worth Of stamps and
sold them to nine different busi-
ness firms OF the city for Sis in
all was turned over to the county
authorities by the city police de.
partment today. He was arraigned
before Judge Strang this afternoon,
pleaded guilty and was given good
strong lecture y the Judge. The
boy has hitherto borne good rep
utation. was never known to be in
any trouble heretofore and was
commended very highly by the :u-
perinteudent OF The colored schools
as a mode pupil He is under rs
years Of age and under the law
cannot be sent to the penitentiary
Judge Strang turned him over ~
Geo. Agent. the boys father, on
probation with instructions to re-
port to him every month the con.
duct Of the lad. 1t is understood
that the postoffice authorities viii
not prosecute the case further. The
credit for the arrest and recovery
of he stamps is due TO quick action
OF Police Sergeant Nampner
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COUNTY SEAT FIGHT IN
ADAIR COUNTY AGAIN OPENS

Grove. OHa. Nav 25-Further
controversy is expected in the per-
s.stencp OF parties interested in the
remova OF the county records 10
buildings on townsite that has
1eon designated as New jay
when an application for writ OF
maudamus was h!ed In the dis
tr.ct court here
The mandamus was refused by
Iudee Ptchford and the matter
will be taken to the supreme court.
The records still remain In the
hgldin1s .n old lay where they
were placed by Adjutant General
canton on an oyder of Governor
Cruce Attorneys interested IN
the new roUnsite have started the
lmest proceedings TO have the
records removed
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SAYS CLARK IS
SURE TO WIN
lBv Assnclated press

Minneapolis, May 25-TI am
tired Of hearing about agish ex-
penditures for Champ Clark We
are going to nominate HIM on the
frstballot and We are going to do 1T
with remarkably little money. We
have had $4,000 to date This is
the substance, in part OF state
ment issued here today by Fred r..
Dubois Of Idaho, a Clark manager,
I'VE have 39S Clark delegates all
ready elected" be said, and from
the conventions yet to be held we
are certain to get 122 more, max
ing total of $40 straight Clark
delegates
Mr.. Dubois comedies 2l0 votes to
Wilson, 1eS to Underwood IS TO
Harmon. 30 to Marshall. II to Bald
win and o 10 Burke
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CRUCE AS PRIVATE
CITIZEN" ACCEPTS
CURIOSITY LEADS
A LITTLE GIRL To
DEATH IN FACTORY

4 Duluth. Mimi, May PA little I
r. girls curiosity cost her her life =
, Yesterday A big match factory 7
r. in the vicinity of her home, =
= tempted G-year-old Irene Klue =
4 and some of her Young compan- =
4 ions to investigate it's working. 4
4. They could not 90 inside the +
4 building. so her companions r
!, boosted the little Kug girl mp =
\. so she could see through an open =
= window. =
2 The heavy sash dropped on her 2
4 head and shoulders. causing in =
:. juries from which She died in =
Z. short time. =.
= =
=: = Z =. = 2: = =. = =. = 4 = 4 = =.
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ANOTHER BISHOP CHOSEN
LBr Associated pressl

Minneapolis. May 25.-W =. Eve
land. ruesident OF the Churcn SENT
nary sd WilUamsport. Pa. was TO
'dav chosen missionary bishop OF
the Methodist church for south
eastern Asia.