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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-18
ROE Il. al A7.Ts

Mrs Jack Platz of Roberts avenue
was e. Hammond visitor yesterday.
Fred Berg of Lake avenue was a So.
Chicago business visitor Friday.
A large number from here attended
the Elks picnic at st. Johns Ind, Sat-
urday.
Captain James Ryron Of the nre de-
partment is enjoying a fifteen day va
cation.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Levenz Jr.. of Har-
rison avenue entertained the latter's
sister and husband OF Chicago for g
few days.
Mrs Clifford Green of Harrison ave
nue was a Hammond shopper Satur-
day
Ethel OLSON of Geneva, Ill, is
guest at the home OF Mr.: and Mrs
Oscar Peterson of Roberts avenue fol
a few days.
Miss Robb of Chicago visited at tn,
Mac MILAN home in Indiana boule
ward over Sunday.
Mrs. Reed Hubbard and daughte
Myrtle of Roberts avenue spent tn,
day visiting In Chicago.
Merle Sellers Of 10th street was
Chicago business visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Herman Homan of Hammond
visited Mrs. George Gerkt of Cleve-
land avenue yesterday.
Mrs. Snyder and daughter of st
Louis, Mo. are spending a few day
here with tht formers mother Mrs
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Up and Down in
IN d. A N A
ELwooD RACES POSTPONED.

Rain which continued throughout the
greater part of the day not only stop
ped the big racing program of the
week at the fair grounds today. but
cut down the attendance until the
crowd was the smallest ever known
on a Thursday of a fair. No statement
has been issued by the association. but
several months ago it given out
that the fair this year would be held
as a final experiment The fairs for the
last several years have been conducted
as a financial loss and 1t is generally
expected here that the association Will
disband just soon as the business
affairs can be adjusted
BULLET MISSES HIS HEART.
Hiding himself in the underbrush on
an island in the St. Joseph river. near
South Bend. Lewis Miller 81 years old.
unmarried. attempted to commit sui
eide today by shooting himself with
revolver. The bullet just missed his
heart. His condition is critical. He
was found by the city employees at
tracted to the island by the report of
the shot He says he is tired of liv-
I ing.
| PHYSICIAN AND WIFE INJURED.
! Riding tandem on motorcycle en-
4
| to Indianapolis this morning. DIR. Ar
! thur Olney and wife encountered an
| obstruction in the road east of DAN
Vile and were thrown a distance Of
thirty feet and rendered unconscious
j for several hours. Mrs. Olney escaped
! with only few cuts and bruises. Both
later returned to their home in Green
| castle.
DEMONSTRATED IN UNIQUE WAY.
| While council members were discus
sing the purchase of an auto fire
truck at Brazil an alarm came in and
the salesman who was present took
the members to the fire in his demon
strating machine. They arrived at the
scene six minutes before the depart
ment reached it.
FARMERS HOLD MASS MEETING.
A mass meeting of farmers and
others interested in agriculture will be
held at the court house at Princeton
| to hear a lecture by T. A. Coleman OF
Perdue University and select agri-
cultural expert for Gibson county
County Superintendent Fisher has
been notified that the proposed repre-
sentative for the county will be pres
emit at the meeting and II those pres
ent decide he is able to look after
Gibson countys interests in the agri-
cultureal line the proposed instructor
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Mary Hunter of Indiana boulevard
Mrs. Henry Eggers of Roberts ave-
nue. visited Mrs. Miller Of South Chi
cago yesterday.
Mrs John Blaul and daughter Neomi
were guests of the formers sister Mrs.
Anoe of Edgewater yesterday.
Mrs Jacob Ease Of Roberts avenue
spent the week end in Chicago with
friends.
Mrs. Larish OF Indiana boulevard
left Saturday for a two weeks visit
with relatives at Cleveland, o.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-18
NOT WELL ENOUGH TO WORK

In these words is hidden the trag-
edy OF many wage earning woman
who supports herself and is often
helping to support a family, on mea-
gre wages Whether in office. fac
tory, shop, store or kitchen, woman
should remember that there is one
tried and true remedy for the Ills to
which all women are prone, and that
is Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. 1t creates the vitality that
makes work essy.-Adv.
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WELSH HURTS ANKLE;
RICHIE BOUT is OFF

Vancouver. B. c.. Aug. 1s.-The
Welsh Richie bout, scheduled to be
fought here on Labor day. has been
postponed until Sept. 20. Welsh is
suffering from sprained ankle.
Richie will stay here and meet the
best available local man on Labor day
Richie showed a very fair spirit when
the accident occurred, and. instead CT
calling off the match. readily agreed
to the postponement
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10 STATES REPREsENTED.
LEWISTON GETS
RACE MEETING

Lewiston, ILL.,. Aug. 1s.-Lewiston
awarded the second week of the
Mississippi Valley Short Ship Circuit;
for harness racing, the dates being
August 19 to 81 Rushville opened the
season with a program this week and
many of the horses entered at Rush
VILE will be shipped to Lewiston. Six
stake events of $500 each will furnish
the principal attraction. Knoxville
was awarded the third week
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LANSING.

Joseph Ator. of Waukegan, who has
been visiting his aunt and uncle Mr..
and Mrs D, Gamble for some time
has returned home
Miss Nina Van Steenberg is spend
ing couple of weeks in Onekama
Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilson of
Hammond spent Wednesday in town
with friends.
Miss Lulu Ward spent several days
in Crystal Lake this week with
friends.
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..cther Complaint Recorded.

A woman journalist tells US that in
a collection of recent poetry there
are poems of dust, rags, fish and tea,
and that woman alone has failed to
fan the poetic fires" She attributes it
to the fact that woman has descended
from her pedestal into the hurry
burly of life"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-18

was elected governor in 1894. At the
close of his service as governor he
moved to Little Rock and resumed the
practice of law. He was elected to the
United States Senate to succeed Hon.
James X. Jones, and took his seat
March 3, 1903; reelected in 1909. His
term of service Will expire March 3.
1915.
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There Unoer CompuIsion.

You ought to be ashamed to spend
the best part Of your life in jail"
said the kind old lady to the prisoner.
Madam" replied the convict, don't
blame me for it. 1 assure you that
am here against my WILL
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-18
The Day in
HIS OR Y
AUGUST is IN HISTORY.

AUGUST Is IN HISTORY.
1S30-Emperor Francis Joseph of Aus
tria. born.
1S34-A tremendous eruption of
Vcsuvius. continuing several days
and destroying about 1900 houses.
1S54-A Turkish loan of FIVE million
pounds sterling was opened in Lon
don and Paris at six per cent.
1S55-Queen Victoria and Prince Con-
sort visited Paris
1S56-The Vigilance committee in San
Francisco. having accomplished its
ends, disbanded after a parade.
1s62-A cavalry expedition was sent
against the Confederates at Spring
field, Mo.
1S70-Prussians defeated the French in
battle of Gravelotte.
1S94-New trunk line of Northern
Sweden opened for traffic.
1904-Japanese CAPTURE Pigeon Bay po-
sitions.
1910-Bronze statue Of Washington
presented by Virginia to France
and was unveiled in Paris
1911-Prohibition fight waxed warm in
Maine state campaign.
1912-Williams, Arizona, severely shak-
en- by earthquake.
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will be chosen for the place The far
mers of this county have been much
interested in the coming of the pros
pective representative.
10 STATES REPRESENTED.
Delegates have arrived at Winona
Lake from 10 states to attend the an
nual Home Mission week. The pro-
gram for the week was prepared by
DIR. Warren Fl. Wilson of New York.
editor Of the Country Life department
of the Presbyterian Board of Home
Missions. The general subject Is
The Task of the Church Today"
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roDAy,s BIRTHDAY HoNoRs.

Hon. James p. Clark, Democrat of
Little Rock, Ark, was born In Yazoo
City. Yazoo County. Miss. August Is.
1854, second child and eldest son of
Walter and Ellen (white) Clarke: was
educated in the common schools of his
native town, in several academies In
Mississippi, and studied law at the
University of Virginia. graduating in
1878: began the practice OF his pro-
fession at Helena. AJAX. in 1879 He
entered the political field In 1896, be-
ing then elected to the House of Rep
|resentatives of the Arkansas Legis-
lature; in 1873 was elected to the State
senate, serving until 1892, and being
president of that body in 1891 and ex-
officio lieutenant governor; was elect
ed attorney genera lof Arkansas In
1882 but declined denomination, and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-18

For real good values nsk your dealer
for Union Scout Scrap. The best chew
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-18

Here is q pretty gown made Oh
kisinet silk, with collar. revers.
pocket and bow of procadeo taffeta
The shoulder seams are piped with
satin. Tucks form a panel down the
front of the skirt and release above
tn knees, while the simulated tunic.
piped with satin. ends in 9 similar
panel at the back.
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SIBERIA ALSO HAS
 SEASON OF WRECKS

The Russian revenue cutter. whos.. natnr in English is The North Star, has lt-rn wrecked at Holy Cross hay "i iln' Siberian coast and is now lying in six feet of water although she has it draft of ton feet. The cause of her going ashore is simply that she went t,r, close ln na,si:i the shore. There was no fog. IL Is said. nnd m storm nor anything else that could have caused such a disaster.
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'iously crippled more than one New
 York brokerage house and at least
 one of these firms, which has since gone out of business. made strenuous
 efforts to equip an expedition of Am. trican filibustcrers to aid Diaz. In fact the matter had gone so far that nn cxreguhr was practically engaged
 tc command the expedition. At the same time other New York firms re-
 presenting certain lines Of capital
 were busily engaged in providing arms and money for the the revolutionary
 Icnder. Madero. The Mader backers wen and were about ready to reap T harvest In concessions when stlll an
 "thcr crowd started Il raid on Madero stock which resulted in iiucrtu. What the American maniupIators really
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PRESIDENT OF CHINA SENDS
 SON TO EUROPE
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BRUSSELS. Sept. 20.- Yuan K"- ching. the eighth son of President Yuon Shih k.d of China. arrived here yesterday un a tour of Europe which has for Its main purpose the sclecti"n of Il city to his taste in which to pur- snr occidental studies for several ye,,rx. The distinguished young man Is accompanied by lion Yen Chiu- ching. better known ns Dr. w. W, Yen. whu was deputy minister of foreign affairs in President Yuan's first rib- met and minister uf education in his second cabinet.
 pr. Yen. who is only n little over thirty years of ngc. is tho son of . Chinese Christian minister. He w:,e educated at St. Johns College. Shnng- hal. and in the United States of Am erica. Dr. Yen has consented to su- pervisc inc education of the presidents son, and it is understood thnt he will be the young mans companion for some lime to ocmc.
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SENATOR ARRIVES
 WITH PASSENGERS

The steamship Senator arrived yes tertiay morning. running nearer [" Sc bcdule time than the average cx- press train. She brought a large car- 20 for Alaskan ports and about ten first cabin passengers. among them ' number of Nome residents coming in for the winter. The travellers report Il smooth trip and fine weather most of the way.
 The Senator Is now In command "i Captain Reilly who In addition to bc- ing all sailor from truck to keel is a jovial entertainer and q man of wide and interesting experiences. His tales of the sea and his exciting experiences during the U;usso- Japanese war as re- lated in the smoking room arc worthy of being perpct,iated in literature
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Capinin Thompson of ihc Trader ssys by the way. that no sign of any m the overdue boats from Nome was man who came over on the Trader h,,J been along the whole Siberian coast hut never got sight of any Ameri- tan vessel nt all. This man is MT. Thcstr,ip who was found stranded in sibcrIn having been put ashore thcr" from the Kit as hc intended to go wllrus hunting
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GOLD ON SIBERIAN COAST
 WILL BE OPERATED

soon he busy place. The pr0spectors arc Russians.
 Lewis r. ThestruI'. who arrived on the Trader. says that the Russian steamship kottick has also brought outfits tu Siberk, and Captain Bettac uf that ship and seven traders. as well ns an engineer. arrived at East Cape on September I2 bound for the Kolyma river.
 Two companies have also sent par ties up the Anadir river to prospect and quite Il campaign of development
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Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 22.-M Measures will snon he taken to mark the reef In Gambler hay. Southwestern Alaska. upon which the steamer State "f Cali f"rnm wns inst. according to infor- mation received from the department of commerce.
 This is Il result nf the investigation recently started hy Senator Jones In
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SEVERAL GO
 ON SENATOR
SOME WELL KNOWN PEOPLE TO
 SPEND THE WINTER OUTSIDE

Several well known people expect to go Oui on the Senator to spend the winter. Many of them are prominent in tho city and others are well known In mining circles. Amongst those who arc expected ter go arc:
 N. T.. Amcs. s. Ekstrom. Thomns F. Munelay. Ed. Powell. John Mathis0n. S. <. Smith. T. Tcicmachnr. David Fox. l. (. Isrown. Charles GrifAth and wife. S. q. Grdncy. (. R. Smith. MIsr Kinnc. |. !. Watson. Mrs. McAianus. X. 2. Watson and wife. Mrs. cTtc Hansen. Mrs. wm. Maloney. Miss X. N. T.omen. Mrs, Humber Mrs. Fred
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EAGLE HALL ts IN FINE
 SHAPE AFTER IMPROVEMENT

The tlne floor of the EagIe hall 10 now completed and the curtain will have the finishing touches put to t within few days. 10th pieces 0f work h,vc been splendidly accom- plIshed. Arthur Trcw deserves spe- cinl word nf praise for his nne work m thr curtain which Ia q very pleasant acanisitlon. t is Intended to give the Erand dance on the new finor this week. Il may mt hc held until Sat urslny Int Il will hc held m that day ai tho latest.
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NO MONEY FOR TURKEY
 POWERS REFUSE LOAN

certain that tho powers would not
 undertake to use force to compel their observance and nlso that the former Balkan allies were not now in il posi- ton to recapture the country. even # il were possible. as 1t Is not. to induce them to net again in harmony. Hut the governments nf Europe have now mt Il different aspect on the matter by setting their faces against any fur ticr imns to Turkey until that coun- try accepts the terms of the powers.
 The lir;tisi government has beea especially strong in the position which it has taken. the represcntativ of tho foreign secretary being far more i'm parntive than those made by any other power.
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MORE AIDS TO

waters by the department. The de- partmcnt states that during the past few years an increase Of over one hun dred per cent has been mndc in the number of marine safeguards.
 In 1910 ihcrc were 1s0 danger signals. including lights. fog signals. buoys and day marks. This number has now hccn increased to 216 and there is every prospect of n farther allotment of these n Ids to navigation.
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mnat he Russian government has -,,,.r ,sery.i issioti to several parties 10 ....va,.t on the e" rel of Sibcria 3p-
 .,,. Nop,e and ,'r,t some of these ..,t,es have already arrived there to h.r,n the work is the information A,o,aht over this morning.
 dre outfit hns bcrn landed at East r.r. and has hrcn given permission. in stake property just as American ,,,ners are permitted [" stake on this .,a. and the chances are believed to be .ooA that the coast of Sil'cria will
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SEAMEN
 LOSE LIVES
COLLISION AT SEA HAS 4 FATAL
 TERMINATION
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nRlDGEpORT. Conn.,: Sept. 2:.- Three members "f tho crew of the des- troycr Mccall were drowned oH this place yesterday when collision oc- cured between the tug Seahoard and n launch belonging to tho destroyer In which tho men wcrc going out to their weasel. The launch was capsizcd and sunk and ns the tug WIS going fnst she failed to Gct hack to pick up the men bcforc thcy sank out of sight. She dld succcesl. however. In saving the lives of tho others who were ahoard.
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Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-Oficial representatives of President fiuertn of Mexico today brought grave charges against the standard on company. ac- cusing il of financing the present re- volt In Mcxicn as well as the revolu- tion headed by the late President Ma GerN.
 That financial interests outside or Mexico have been Iargly responsible for the long continued state of unrest in the southern republic has been no secret to those on the inside of finan- ciai circles In New York. This acti- fly of American corporations and in divi,lunls has been more or less of an open secret over since Diaz was forced ,it. The g,'lng of the old ruler ser
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MAJOR GENERAL
 MILES FOR CONGRESS

wir with Spain and 1t was only the complete surrender of the Spanish forces before his well ordered advance thut war as hc had in the civil war and on the plains General Miles was at one time mentioned as Il possible democratic ticket.
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Special Nugget Service.

LONDON Sept. 22. Tho powers of Europe are putting pressure of a Decu- liar kind on Turkey to compel that country to abide by the terms of the treaty of London and to force Turkey tO withdraw from certain territory which she occupied during the war between here enemies. the allies. Per- cmptnry orders have been iss,'cd to Turkey to withdraw her tr0ops back to the Enos- Media frontier. established by the London treaty ns the tinnl ,iernarcation of the limits of Turkeys I,osscssions In Europe.
 When these orders were first given TurktW ignored them feeling quite
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TOM NESTOR TELLS
 ABOUT ANOREAFSkI

That they have not reached hear'"'h in the new diga inss near Andreafski but that they .,i. "iaIting gold' is as near an approach ns memory makes possible to summibc up the statement made by T. j.. Ncstor who got with in four ur Ave miles of the new strike and who arrived in Nome yesterday morning on the Navajo from St. Mich ael He went up lh" river and slough which form Inc approaches to the new diGgings from tn" Yukon river with Superintendent Zipf of the Northern Commercial Company In launch.
 MT. Nestor says about 25 people are in the digglngs us nearly ns he could judge from tho distance. As high as fifteen cents to the pan hns been found in the grnvel. he was told. and others
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ATLANTIC FLEET MAY
 VISIT SEATTLE

Puget sound as the ships visited those waters nn the memorable cruise around tho world In 1sOs-0. At that time the people of Seattle as we'll as giving the sca fighters n hearty well come and royal good time and 1t Is expected that If tho program of the Secretary is "nrried out the cities of sound will unite in doing honor to thc navy.
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Special Nugget ssrvies.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 22 2-Secretary of tho navy Daniels announced today that after the battleship feet under his personal command has passed through the Panama canal in ceicbrn- ton of the opening of tho inter-oce- :nh waterway IL will pay visit |" seattle snmc time in May. This will .r the second visit of the fleet ta
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Special Nugget Service.

NEW YORK. Sept. 3a.- After i'm pressive services .lt the home of lhe late Mayor Gaynnr of New York. tho body was removed from the home in me borough of l:roolslyn to inc city nall In New York where it lay in state throughout Sunday. An impressive procession of police and city officials accompanied ihc funeral cortagc from 'ne late mayors home un the Heights through the twisted streets of Iirook- "n and over the bridge that was Mir. "ayhors fav"ritc morning walk. Great
 erowds lined the sidewalks and foot
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HUERTA ACCUSES STANDARD
 OIL OF RUNNING MEXICO

want. besides the control of rich con- sessions all over Mexico Is the annex ation to the United States of two Mexican stntcs lying just over the border.
 It was through the influence of some of these big New York interests that the socaiird mancuvre division was sent to the Texas border some two ears ago. Dut as the fnanciers did not pull together the then admintstra- tion marched the soldiers up the hill and then marched them down again.
 MEXICO CITY. Sept. 22. --The Mex itun congress having failed to confirm Ihe appointment of Senor Tnmariz to tho Ifucrta cabinet he has rendered his resignation.
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have picked up gold around in other n,rts of the creek which is somcthiny like four or five miles in length.
 Naturally he is conservative in his statements and is inclined to answer a request for his opinions by saying "You know how t Is. They have gold there. hut 1t is early yet to tell ai,pnt Ii. You know how il is
 Another report came by wireless yesterday which speaks well of the prospects of the district Mir Nestor and the telegraph informant both say that several natives are In the diggings. Mir Nestor goes SO far as'to say that half the people there are natives. Trad- CTS and snch people are interested In thr country hut no real stampede seems to have taken place There is no | timber in the country.
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SUICIDE IN
 SEATTLE HOTEL
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SEATTLE. Sept. 22.-Stephen Klein. n WrnatcIro. committed suicide In :, hotel herr. t"lny. Klein. left A raml'Iin, n"t" in which he charged his aci to ,mciriy which he rlairned hnd misus,'d him,
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work is assured in that quarter.
 P. F.. I'elevoy. a seolUgist of the Russiun government. also came over on the Trader after trip of ZOO miles up the Anadir river where he examined the country for the government. He does not speak english bm, through an interpreter he declared that he must make report us to the prospects over no other. From all reports coming il is evident that big ure of develop inrnt Is about to hegin right away
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VERDICT FOR PLAINTIFF

X verdict was filed In the district court today in favor of tho plaintiff In the case of the Anvil Hydraulic Drainage Company agninst w. W. Getchell.
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CHARGED WITH
 BIcAMY
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SEATTLE. Sept. 22.-.Georgc l. Eusch. who cla inns to bc heir to tho millions of the famous brewer. was today charged with hignmy by Mrs !. U. Meyer. who alleges thut although already having one wife TIusch mar 'ricd her daughter and fed to Argen- tine.
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MAY HAVE SECOND NOME ACROSS SEA
MRS. WILSON FILES PROTEST
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Special Nussst SsrvioA
 LOS ANGELES Sept. 22.--Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. wife of the Presi- dent hus hl,.i Il contest to seventy acres of stuIc land. This action was made necessary through an error in puI. lication.
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THE BODY OF MAYOR
 GAYNOR LIES IN STATE

Iw.Iys of the bridge and . solid mass of humanity packed City Hall Square
 from the bridge to Broadway.
 All day Sunday II crowd surced
 through the city hall where the body Lnv in staic tended by Il guard "f honor from the Metropolitan polic" and fro ,jcnnrtmcntH