davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-13
QUITE so.

Every man should have some sort Of
hobby"
Perhaps you are right, but there is no
more tiresome individual than the man
who makes himself his hobby"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-13

Entered at the Birmingham, Ala.
postoffice as second class matter under
act of Congress March 8. 1879.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-19
&iGrc SelbO0aere!

Sab mig enbnu en- Sang meb Sc
corabs Eoiten"s Siqaoelie fda fomme
meb ct Spraab til eber ON en- Stierp
til S%ubertuloIe sSouoet, eIer SeIbuaas
ben. 8e at os iom bar bapt GnIeos
ming til at l9ie 2Grcr Saubs Stptfe
/ "Staubinapen" for 28be SuIi iibitIes
ben % beraf feet bnorIebes ben bpibe
Ylage ~henlpnslsit rider af Samiliebaans
oene % ubarmbierti9t taser ben frafs
tigite llneoom no af Sienmeue ia no
fra Ierbeu, fan life unoIabe at beItage
/ Soreen oe fGIbe R~eolibeubebens Saas
rer. @il oeiaa tro at hi peb ioabanne
gfterretuinger tilifpube5 I'll at fomme
meo bore Sibrag o9 Sielp. Sc fle'te
al os bar allerbee boet bore giora9,
men Der er eubnu NANCE. iom life err
meb. apm tirre Sambpsbtnger mco
ebers @ibrag, mi bar bi GnIeoniua lab
ben life eaa os forbi. 9et bill 9l9be
bore @enner % SIrgtninser biemne.
at finbe bore Ndbre pan 9i~bragSnbers
neg Cite, iom bill blibe beroenoe | Sels
en- communicable.
Sar M / 4 aar ierbt no omtrent
li9uenbe Spforbriugcr ON 9ibrag, bar
ogIan for bper Gang feet Srugt beraf.
Settle blir bit ben iibitc a~nmobnin9
iea ienber no i oenne Gags Srtere5ie,
baaber ret mango bill eftertomme Sps
irrbringen. SiertsIig billet ale Sels
bpgser. &. 8. @oien,
Sanfielo, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-19
nsaptterfolset fra woreborslaus.

Get bar barot mere enS en- 8ana.
naar forbums Raboer oe aienSinser
bapbe anIeouirs at trGffes Der | Can,
BET. at man iiinee usbrpoe | Orb iom
bisie: ga ia oaa ip9rt srpmt, at me
ituIbe iaa treffait att Elm Gong. Sun.
be me bore faa mstait pfta ioIeis".
Get er bernie itarie Srane I'll a. trnfie
tine gpebefoIf M % ba iom Cmsansss
penner. Der iaIfaIS for en- Del bar fos
itret SpsSeIassbeoGseIisu blanbt Der
norife SoIi Der / 2auSet. Ga Der.
boor beuue 9ebeseIie oripes paa ret
Iaaee, er prisoerbiet SoretaseuNe.
9ientasne 8anse bar BET o1ret uetaIt.
at Sol, fra D or SpeS buroe Sanue
ct Speoelaa. Ser er pitt mango iblduot
os. iom bar saaet % baaret paa eeure
Sanie. Cab ben M BIZ reaIiisret. CAB
ogiaa os fra RurobproIaro fua Inlsos
ming I'll at tr4ffes % billie paa boers
andre % ~orsnuiiere os Ill CT 9peoeIas.
iaa oi Gar ON aubet Tan fad trGifeS
taieu. hi meo. SpIt fra SenSborolaue
bar aIerebe orsauiieret lit Gag. %i
fra RorbboroIane fan ptit oanue Ell
nofiaa, anieligt Gag hoos SterreIie ans
auar. Set or en- eonife bctnheIie Stas
re, iom sr ionrren bio til bette 9auo
g~ieunem en- lang RGtie AZ Var fra
2iterseu. fra SaitIanset omtriue Ssrs
"iiorneu % SitcrfiorSeu. fra Nasiioroeu
% 2erue uboper % Saitlaubet ibooper.
Reb bette for gle at ct 9nabeIag
Tan bIi pr9aniieret % Saaer bebanoIet,
iom maatte blioe i~orelagt Rsbet, till
laoer llnoerteaneoe it9 herheo at iarns
meutaloe ct 0ieoe al Soil fra Horos
~borSIano. Tom i%nteresiersr zig for ar
baure ct iaaSaut 2aa. Nrnute Isoe
bill BIZ afboIht Gusoag. Sen Sole Seps
TENDER fsritiommenbe. aloiieu 10 6ors
miboas / auesburs Yubliibius Souie.
$3.50 4tb Street Soutb, Niuneas
polls. Iiun.. boor ni bar fat et al
gereIIeruc for Senne gnIebnine. IueSs
burg Sublilbiug Souie er tun libt oper
Ell Sloct fra Union 3epot. Sloominas
ton Street Gar 9anr Iise forbi ausss
burg EubIiibin9 Souie.
Sioeu for Nebet er lat i"lloiti1ingss
usen" for at SiIreiienbe fan faa GnIcSs
ming til at beis9e Riureiotas "State'
Sair" meb Bet Ianlme.
&om oa, Sambpgoiuser. "a Lab %
iaa ct iaa 9uot gtsbe iom mulist.
g. 8. Spline.
8oobpiIle. Wis.
g.. s. Scble,
GHsfnnrth. Wis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-19
Winnefota MfboloSShfab.
SrebsfurmGnb inben Winneiota ~.
bpIbsielfab % &reSienes Snobelins.

3reos SO. 1: Gils StorIi, 2aness
boro, Winu., au0retp Snesrub. Session.
9tinn. Snbbefatter Gountierne: Ma
bahia, 8aieca. Steele. 8ooge, Ohm
iteab. 8inona. 6reeborn. Roiper, Sill
more, Souitou.
areos No. 2: Yaitor :. 8. Stpales
itlen Saiper. Rinn. Ynitur 5. 2etpi5,
g8cItbroof, Rinn. gountierne Qincoln,
Gebtpooo. Ripeitone. gturrap, Gottous
pooo, groipn, 8aton!pau Blue Garth.
Rocf, RobIes, Snctiou, Rartin, Saris
tauIt.
arcS3 go. g.: Iaitor q. q. 6dus
len, SERMON. Riun. Gountierne: Ncs
2eob. CAREER. Scott. 9atota. SibIep,
Gico(et. Sc Sueur, &ice, gooobue,
8oibiugton.
9rcos go. 4: Raitor R. Q. g.
Gbelmen, 5t. Baul. Riun. gpen ct.
Yaul p9 8amisp Gouutp.
&reos SO. 3: Rn'tor q. O.. Gaien.
minneapolis, Tiuu. minneapolis Sg
uogisr benne arehs.
0reSs go. O.: Baitor 9. g. CHAR
len. aeIiber. Rtnn. 9aitor R. g.
Sable, eagle 9eub. Rirn. Counter
ne: gcItrami. 5ubbaro. Gals. 0abeua,
grotu 8iug. aittcn. Cobb. Rorriion.
5tearns, Benton. Sberburne.
Greos go. 7: Raitor y. n. Sprbal.
Rilan. Rinu. Saitor Rons Soteus
oabL, Stem 9onoon gaiun. Counters
ne: Sraoerce. Brant. Douglas, Big
Stone, Steoens. Yope. Spift, &auois
bobi, Reeter. 2ac qui Sarle, G6ippeiuu.
geuofp Re6iciu, 2ron, RenoiIe.
areos go. s: Yaitor 3. !. SaSum.
girainia, Rinn. Gouutierre: Goods
ding. ct. 2ouis, 9ate, Cool. Stasca.
Carlton.
areos SO. g.: Baitor !. 9. q. 9as
le, RcSntoIb. Rinn. Baitor 8. 8.
Ruuosoia, Guoubon, gPinn. Geo. u.
BnIlion. Sennius. Riuu. eouutierre:
aittion. Roieau. Raribaa, Polf. Rens
uingtou. 8ee 2ats. Clearwater. Clan.
Secter. @ilten. Gttertail. Rorman.
Rabnomeu.
areSs SO. 10: anSrsu llaIanb,
@ora, Rinn. Gouuiierne: Yine. TiQe
Eats, aeuebeet. Siauti. Gbiiaso. anosa.
5eunepin, @rigbt.
&reeienes ssoeraffe SnbbsIing er
BEN iamme iom aousrssbiitritterne eiter
ben af iisite Stats s2ssisIatur foretasue
CmrssuIsrins. Be ooenfor angione
Counter er af be iom tommer i~nSenior
boer enieIf arebs.
Buitap gibe. Seir
SS46 17se aDe. 9. TetunsapoIis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-19
beeee Sioer al glpen, opoper I'll

beeee Sioer al gIuen, opoper til
&iilbefmoen.
Sgiaa peo Mnriunoen er paat9ntt
ct minore 2psanlGg meo &rattlta'
tion / Spa GIp et Stpffe ooenfor
9rpnbiIospoIo. Sgiaa Srmbaug'
foSien buloer paa of bltne u~bbpgget
meb ct minore Ini9g for Hpplaoien.
- SfuIoe ieg nGplte mer ON ben
eleftriife "Seber", iom ipnes at. gri'
be ON iig meo flor Stprfe / Spgoer'
re rltnot omfring, iaa funbe ieg
oaIaa tage 9rGffebpgoen meb. Wen
Der er pitt enonu SirfeIiebeben bpa.
tig Iangt borte. Siitnof bar Der DOE.
ret fortaget en- flpstig rnoerisgelie
ODER Smfuitnineerne Of 8pfoSiens
llbbDsnits, men EaIere bIep bit for
ltore % gr9ffingerne beitemte Jig
piitnof forelsbig at flare Jig meo ga.
rain.
Serit paa a1e llopifliusers Smraa.
Der er, iom ieg fsr bar melbt, Ssn.
ietiugerne beroppe peb 9oprebsioen.
Hetop | oisie Gage bar en- Iargarin.
iabrif begpnbt i'm @irfiombeb Der.
iteos, unoer Napn al "Siterbalens
Smsrfabrif". Der err inItaQeret De
cher npeite Waifiner paa benne SSSn.
brItris Smracoe, blauot andre Sn.
genisr Stenbergs patenterebe fombi.
nerebe &iernePlter, Der iolter og fer
oiglaoer Smsret til Snbpafning meo
engang. S ianiter Senieenoe be.
tegner bette ct fort SrmIfriot. Get
me6fprer ItSrre @nfeIbeb og 8ris.
biaigbeb label / Inlee Tom / Drift.
Smerets SopebbeItanobel err 9ufus.
masie % RmttraI 2arb forl,oen an
ore Sngrebienier, iom err E%atentbapc.
rens Semmeligbeb. Gabrifen bill
fierne $50 as. Smsr pr. Sag,
SlutteIig moa bel beaer life ben.
neeang MeObeIelien ON 8eiret og
Iarsperten ubebIioe.
81 baooe en- Itreng Sinter meb me-
gen Sne og itrene &1llbe. Gi fit en-
tiolis @aar neb Regn og SoIifin,
iaa al @egetation III itaar ~liiebpanIig
boffert efter Ia%rstiben. Slioer Der
Sremgang meb bette bill SIaatonne1t
TONNE IA Gage q 3 Tiger ttolieere
enb panltgt.
SiIIen
q GtpnSnnS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-19
SIIa1
Sra Paroaneer.
8. g n 8 s.

81 nprrr1er os ct. Sans, on efter
en- brpg Hegnneirsbolf bar pi mi
facet itarf garme. Wm frpgtebe en-
Sib for, at BET fom til at blipe TENT,
fsr ma fit "bufpre", mert MI Ter oct
no til at iepne fig, iaa man iIipper
tilfielbs meo &reaturerne / panlig
Sio. Sg oct fommer bel meo, ba
Siemmebagerne paa @runo Of ben
pebboloenoe Gebe og &llbe bar
itaaet baarlige.
2anbSfeptteritebnet bolbtes iaar /
2iIteis. Sfpbningen begpnote Sire.
bag ben 13be Slrti og ~fortiattes til
oa meo ben 15oe. Der oeltos 450
Sfpttere.
Set er ineen ligetil Gag at for.
berebe oft til ct 2anos itepne at benne
Irt; men Si1teIs Sfptterlag % Sars
Danger Sfptteriamlags SiaiosmPnb
forItoo at arra1tgere oft pau oct beo-
Ite, iaa at ba Be mango Sfpttere fra
ale 2anbets @anter troppeo op Sres
Dag Morsert peb S-Siben, funbe man
uoen pioere brenbe Los.
Com apemmerre berborte befienot,
egner Sdteis Sfptterlags 9ane Jig
uomerfet for De itore Stepner, oa
man uoen at ififte Slaos fan ifpoe
paa 200, 400, 600 og 1000 Weters
afitanb. ganens beloige Seliggen.
beo er ielofelgelis IarIag til, at
9anbSitepnet for mben Gang bar
paIgt ben lille gpsb / Saroanger iom
WebeIteb.
On S~nbienber til "g. e." ifriper
of "@eiret bar itraalenoe, Ndturen
berlia, Reiultaterrte gooe og Sumer
oa Selie beore emo nogeniinoe"; og
set err ianbt.
@nfelte par BOG misnsiebe oper
ben npe &egel, iom iaar for ferIte
Gang befulgtes, at Der blep ituot
uben a~npisning og paa beItent Sio.
SIT bar man faaet anpiit for bert
Sfub; off oct Ga life efter 6inifpts
ternes 9eregning proteItereoes og
fipplebes Der ofte | Notwithstanding
lana Sib. glt ~unbgaaes bette, %
enbper faor nsie fig meo at faa plOe
Teiultatet eiter enot Sfponins.
Srebag foregif Sopeoifponingen.
Srebie alasie ifisb 6 Sfuo paa 500
Meeter MOB 9ormalifipe og 10 Sfuo
MOB Siaur. anoen &lasie ifiso paa
400 Ieter os fsrite alasie paa 200
Weeter.
Ssrbag foregif Weiterifabsifpo.
ninaen. Ser bar Iogang til 1 Fre.
peifuo, bporefter Der blep ifuot 10
Sfub MOB Salp-Sisur paa 400 Wte-
ter meo Siosbegrensuing al 1.5 Wi'
NIT. S 6erme Sfponing oeltog 400.
Serpaa fonfurereSe De 90 beoIte
Sfpttere, bporai @ielsnif fra Seno-
fierb blep Rr. 1 meb 9 Sigurer.
9plItab fra Granger oe Sborien ira
gferiumo banbe s Sig. Sgien fon'
furrerebe be % beoite Sfpttere; sios.
bear9nsningen bar oa 1 Wtinlt meo
iamme antaI Stub OF iamme Si'
itance. 8olItao oa Sborien ftoo at
ter Iiae. 8eb Smffpbnins blep gol'
Itao ira Granger 4arets SfDtterton.
ae. De 10 beoite Of be andre lit
@uIomeSaIie / fsleenoe SrSen: Sbor.
len, gerseien, 8os, Suiabs, Sosn,
Spsie, Samnaser. 9ielsoif, Ssno.
fior6, Sfaare, 9ibers, ariftiania,
alppe, 9iiteis, @mlbrmbien, ariitia.
mia, oe Sbnes, 2ier.
Ssnoag foregif Smifponing,
Stponiug ON Stanss pofal os So.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-19
"Oeeerab Special"
On biaia, net % COB Naffiu. Gris
Seuue Waifiu o. Soften" ct Mar

Suue gaHin us Soften" a War $500
For IT tfreO5liGe Spsrqsmuaet efr en- eS Sbmd1fu tI en- Iahre gis
emf "Sug0euueu"s ue ferncraug5 g2oocuer bar ri form1aet boreS abrtrntr ri
at fmafeie Ell rihg aoO os bGig gafuL iom 0 Bar t1Dt "2ecora6 SpeioI-.
Gen II fulorGutg mooerre. bar f5uarmet gRofnbooe, cr got poeret tort gmuEs
mo 3ecacomaMas 5orirtnacr og Au8eIa8rraru, oS er uofprt mo uuturarf
2stnmetauisms III at bun8e 9@t pa SLa05. Gen i7r let og roGg og ssr iclfris
aruoertrg.
On COB us Fhr 5amGuipmuHu im ri rust. fan au6sias I'll benz, aps gpiS.
Ter iprbpr benz at to6e Ell al De mn "Susucuueu" sgIUoeaer. 9isk gRcfrsr lice.
TOM ale bore sOrBe "6u5Oeuuen" sLpafuer er iaa gobt iom asiuret uS port 10.
ars @uranibepts, im Omeret OG unoerfre0et. meofsger bbr gafL en- S.
futronsbos paa rorf iaBer Ggeeoe5 meS ber gaofn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-19

CbcrranenSe GfbHontng aicrer "SusDenuer" Rr. 45o tb goSeD nsS Hs
Stuffer fIohGuog 5nI0osrstnbret % fOrarbetbt al piuofuret tarfngt g.
3enne gafin er life alene iGrSee5 Ioo. men fforGrOg ereroaeube Ts
emile oa imagfuIoe nhipr Sc IRE StrHer er arbragt ioloe pareIte 8iRnger.
bbab Der gBr benz aIodes fefre. Rafrbobet brmges poa RlaSs bb SirIp at
BET n4onattfe 2aag, ion iamto8 Lshr 6ortben op os gber r@fs ghm for ben
ipeuoes anGr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-19

seno -Tecorab.gofieu~ III SIrstninse %
geuuer I 6amIelonoei. lirsoaas % 5re'
snesuosaben foiter $3.50; 0rsoagsuegaoeu
sIeIe. St.25 pr. gar. - !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-31
NOMINATIONS ARE CLOSED.
Thirty Eight Candidates for Chamber
of Commerce Directors.

Nominations of directors of the Cham
Der of Commerce, to be chosen when the
annual election is held January 13, closed
at o'clock yesterday afternoon. OF the
thirty-eight candidates for positions on
the directorate, ten are to be elected.
d. ]. Kaufman, vice president of the
chamber. was nominated yesterday for
the position of president by Ralph w.
Lee. Today Mr.. Kaufman asked that
his name be withdrawn from the list of
nominations. Owing to pressure of other
business, Mr.. Kaufman be ieves he would
not have time to attend to the duties
of president Of the chamber in event of
his election.
Candidates for election as directors are
isaac Cans. p. J. Ryan, DR.. Edwin c.
Reed. B. Frank Saul, John T. Slaven.
William D. Sullivan, A. B. Lyons George
P. Killian. William C. Johnson. John L.
Newbold, II. r. F. Macfariand Robert y
Harper. Oliver S. Metzerott. a. Left
witch Sinclair. Joseph Strasburger. VIII
liam Corcoran Thorn. William NJ. Dove,
Charles /. Corby, Carl Droop. Charles w.
Clagett, Floyd Z. Davis, Joseph jacob,
Myron j. Jones. Robert l.. Montague, l..
NJ. Thayer, Roy c. Clafiin, App,eton p.
Clark, jr., George f. Walker, John !.
Weaver, J. y. Henderson. John Mitchell.
jr., L. E. Breuninger, L.. j. Callahan,
Charles w. Darr, T. G. Dulin, Charles f.
Berry, II. II. Classic and Joseph l.
Weller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-31
UNITED GERMAN SOCIETIES
OPPOSE IMMIGRATION BILL
Col. Martin Wiegand Chosen Presi-
dent in Annual Election
of Officers.

At meeting of the United German
Societies held at Bessler's Hall last night
II was decided to protest against the
passage of the Burnett immigration bill
by Congress.
The annual election of officers resulted
as follows: Col Martin Wiegand, presi-
dent; Wolfgang Euckdaeschel, first vice
president; August Schmidt, second vice
president; William Wiegmann, third
vice president; John Alt, fourth vice
president; Charles Bentheim, fifth vice
president; Gustav Bender, secretary; Carl
Hammel, treasurer; Joseph Wondrack,
color bearer; Joseph Work, assistant
color bearer; John Weber, Adolph Levy,
Ernst Amelung. Otto Borcharding and
Alfred q. Beauverd, trustees.
The following new delegates We're an
nounced: Carl Egolf, John Fischbach and
Jacob Bruegger of Wilhelm Tell Lodge.
No. ), K. of c.; Karl kohler, Karl
Claiss, Charles Graefe, Henry Wehren-
berg and George Mair of the Onkel
Braesig Vergnuegungs Verein: Michael
Holzbeierlein, Phillip Jebliek and Roman
Hprning of the Verein Bayern, of which
Wolfgang Ruckdaeschel is the president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-31

and Miss Malone. it later was stated.
boarded a midnight train for New York.
Friends of the alleged embezzlers have
discussed their departure since last week
and have tried to suggest reasons Tor
their apparent flight. The conclusion
had played the stock market, lost, and
In an effort to make a last stand to make
good their alleged shortage they engaged
in the deal which involved the handling
of the 400 shares of stock OF the Phlla-
delphia and Reading Railroad Company
$50 far as we have been able to learn,
said Mr.. Johnson to Star reporter
today. Harrison was not man who was
given to extravaganza He Is said to
have gone home after office and to have
spent his evenings with his family"
'.Harrison's great trouble said one OF
his closest friends today, was that he
was easy. His financial troubles started
when he lost sum of money by cash
ng a check FOR a stranger. The check,
believe, was for about $1,000, and he had
make it good.
Termed an easy Mark"
HE also cashed other checks. Sidney
vas an easy mark for people who want
ID to get off bad checks. and during the
past ten years he lost fully $4,000 in
hat way. Almost anybody could tell
him a hard-luck story and get n check
cashed.''
Further discussing the habits Of Harri-
son. his friend stated that he was not a
mon who spent money on his friends.
1t was stated at police headquarters
this afternoon that the police are with
out a clue to the whereabouts of either
defendant. The police believe they are
not together.
Harrison is described by the police as
being thirty years years old. five feet six
or seven inches tall. weight about 40
pounds and having a smooth face. He
has fair complexion and light hair and is
described as being a neat dresser.
Miss Malone is about! one inch taller
than Harrison, and is thought to weigh
about 165 pounds. She has dark hair
mixed with gray, wears glasses and pre-
sentS neat appearance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-31
THE COURTS.
District Supreme Court.

| EQUITY COURT NO. 2-Justice Stafford
Pike agt. Carr; order substituting trus
| tee; plaintiffs attorneys, Shinn & Owen
| Jones agt. McManus; decree of Deem
| Der 70 vacated-decree quieting title
| PLAINTIFFS attorney. George C. Gertman
| In re assignment of Herbert NJ Var
| Ness; reference to auditor; petitioner
attorney. w. E. Lester.
| Baden agt. Baden; plaintiff allowed ad
ditional time to take testimony; plain.
tiff's attorney. j. NJ. George; defendants
| attorneys, w. ]. Lambert and r. II
Yeatman.
Taylor agt. Taylor: Alex H. Gait sub.
| stituted examiner to take proof plain
tiff's attorney, w. Gwynn Gardiner; de-
PENDANTS attorney, w. z. Plumley.
Rosenbaum agt. Tucker, pro confesso
ordered; plaintiffs attorneys, Milton
Strasburger and Fred Mckee.
Kefauver agt. Hullett; sales finally rati-
fled and reference to auditor; plaintiff S
attorney, G.. Percy McGlue: defendant
attorneys, J. &. Larner and F. A. Fen
} ming
/ In re Iunacy of Robert C. Klopp: order
| to cancel additional bond; attorney, Fred
erick A. Fenning.
Harris agt. Harris; George H. MacDon-
aid appointed to defend; plaintiffs at
torney, a. Coulter Wells.
BANKRUPTCY CoURT-Justice Stafford
| In re Max Janof; rule returnable Jan
| uary 8, 1914
| CIRCUIT COURT NO. I-Justice Bar.
J nard
| Crane Company agt. Anadale; order
| fixing time for oral examinations; plain
tiffs attorney, b. f. Hinton.
Lanhardt agt. Souder; bill of exceptions
signed and ordered of record; plaintiff S
attorneys. S. McComas Hawken and
John Ridout; defendants attorney, w. NJ
Levin.
United States ex rel. Rule agt Secre-
tary of INTERIOR demurrer to answ er of
respondent sustained, p-a4ntlif attorney.
Samuel Herrck, defendants attorneys,
West, Wright, Clements.
PROBATE COURI-Justice Stafford.
In re Edna M. Howard; order appoint
ing Victoria Haynes guardian; attorney,
l.. A. Block.
Estate of Alice E. seitz order to COM
! Lerch.
In re James w. Brown; order of al
lowance; attorney, W. H. De Lacy.
Estate of Altha NJ G.. Powell; order
! 20 pay additional sum to Cemetery As
ISOLATION; attorney, c. d. Garrett
Estate of Elizabeth Trunnell; will
dated January u. 1894. filed, with
Estate of Recella J. Bushee; order of
sale; attorney, Charles w. Fits.
Estate of Henry Reiter; VIII dated
February 10. 1906. filed.
Estate of William A. Griswold; will
admi tied to probate and letters tesla
mentary granted to Rena V. Bayliss;
bond, $500; attorney. William A. Donch.
In re Alice NJ. Barlow: order to make
payments; attorney. w. Gwynn Gardiner.
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PULMOTOR AVERTS SUICIDE.
Christopher Boucher Found Almost
Dead From Gas Poisoning.

Christopher Boucher, seventy years
old. was found in his room at his home
sos X street southeast, yesterday aft
ernoon, suffering from gas poisoning
He was unconscious.
Members of No. Is engine company
went to his house and assisted in car
ing for him until he could be taker
to Casualty Hospital. Physicians ap-
piled the pulmotor and restored con-
seriousness and the sick man probably
will recover.
Of the fire company near his home that
he was respondent, and that he prob
ably would kill himself. The firemen
tried to cheer him and thought they
had succeeded. but yesterday Boucher
was almost dead when they We're sum-
moned to his house.
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PASSENGERS IN PERIL.
Ships Crew in Battle With Hundreds
of Tahitians.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 31.-Pas-
sengers on the Union steamship Aorangi,
which arrived here yesterday from
Australia, were imperiled by fight at
Papeete between hundreds of natives and
members of the ships crew. Stones and
potatoes were the missiles used and for
half an hour the vessel was bombarded.
Several stateroom windows were broken,
but no one was injured.
A number of natives from Rarotonga
had been shipped on the Aorangi as fire.
men The Rarotango are traditional
enemies of the Tahitians and when the
Papeete natives spied them on the ship
they Immediately gave battle
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DOUBT HIS CONFESSION.
Police Question Murder Ta,e of B. 7
Harris, Awaiting Execution.

Los ANGELES. Cal. December 81
The police here doubt A confession
made yesterday at Folsom prison by
Burr l.. Harris. who is awaiting execu-
ton February Is for the murder OF
Mrs. Rebecca Gay. New Christian
Science practitioner ia Los Angeles.
that he also killed and robbed O. r.
Pendell Los Angeles diamond bro
ker. Pendell was killed last June
In his confession of the Pendeu muir
der Harris told of his theft of an au-
tomobile in which he said he ESCAPED
from the scene of his crime. A search
of police records failed TO disclose the
theft of an automobile under circum-
stances which Harris described
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MAXIMS FOR SUFFRAGISTS.
Vote, Even if You Vote Wrong
Urges Illinois Leader.

CHICAGO, December 31.-Desgned to
help Illinois suffragists in their work Of
the coming new year, these maXims were
sent forth today by Mrs. Grace Wilbur
frage Association:
Let all women vote, even if they vote
wrong
DO not condemn even foolish activity:
anything is preferable to inane apathy"
1T Is more cheerful to be voter than
a mere woman"
Don't grumbe over corrupt politics;
just vote"
Don't worry because the constitution
atty of the Illinois suffrage law has been
attacked. Have faith in the Supreme
Court"
Equal suffrage will not shake the foun-
dations of Illinois politics, not imme-
diately.''
Women are near relatives of men,
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HOLDS SECRET SESSION.
Industrial Relations Commission
Considers It's Future Work.

The commission on industrial relations
held a meeting behind closed doors to-
day to further consider preliminary ques-
tons relating to the general scope of its
work. The commission is determined to
get at the bottom of the cause of indus
trial unrest in the Uniter States and to
make a report to Congress which will
really mean something.
John A. Fitch, a magazine writer, dis
cussed old age pens ons before the COM
mission yesterday afternoon. He dec AIRED
that ultimately he was In favor of
government old age pensions since the
effect of privately managed systems is
against the public interest.
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Woman Police Officer Not Success

PORTSMOUTH. y. H., December 81
The conclusion that a woman Is not
success as police officer was an
nounced by the police commission yes
rerday, when the name of Mrs. Vera w.
Bash was removed from the roll of spe-
cal ofhcers. Mrs Bash. who formerly
we'd at Waynesboro. Pa, was appointed
tast July TO serve six months
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MR.. BREMNER Is BETTER.
Slight But Encouraging Improve.
ment, Says DR.. Kelly.

BALTIMORE, Md, December 81
Declining to comment at length on the
case OF Representative Bremner of
New Jersey, who is undergoing radium
treatment at the sanatorium of DR..
Howard A. Kelly, on Eutaw place. DR..
Kelly announced last evening that his
patient was in good spirits and that
slight but very encouraging signs of
Improvement are becoming apparent"
This is taken to indicate that the
treatment of the disease by one-hun-
dred- thousand dollars worth of the
precious metal. the outcome of which
the whole world is watching with in
terest, is likely to be successful Ger
tain it is that Representative Bremner
has implicit faith in the treatment