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Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-08-22
Notice for Hnhlicatinn

Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office
at Great Falls, Montana, Aug. B. 1913.
Notice is hereby given that John q. Britton
OF Cut Bank. Teton County Montana, who on
November 10, 1910, made homestead Applica-
ton No. O1S167, for 81 of SCI Section IA and FL
of Me-, Section %, Township "a N. Range 6
West-Montana Meridian, has filed notice of
intention to make final Three () year proof, to
establish claim to the land above described
before Charles n. Thomas, US Commissioner
at his office at Cut Bank, Montana, on Sep
tembtr goth, 1918,
Claimant names as witnesses; Edgar Fisk.
William T. Jackson, John Hall, Gurdon G,
Madison, all or Cut Bank. Montana.
r. n. Sutherlin, Register
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-08-22
Notice for Publication

of the Interior, U. 5. Land Office
Great Falls, Mon July 20, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that Willie II.
Crooks. of Cut Bank, Teton County. Montana,
who on march rs, 1872, made Homestead Appli-
cation No. O26450, for M of NV, NJ of NE4
Section 10, Township - North, Range 3 West.
Montana Meridian. has filed notice OF intention
to make Final Communication Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, before Chas.
n. Thomas, U. S. Commissioner, at his office at
Cut Bank, Montana, on the 18th day of Sep
TENDER, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses: AlphOnse
Bonnet, Frank 4. Vandemark, Jr., Ross c.
Jones, William wilkins all of Cut Bank, Mon
tana.
r, n. SUTHERLIN, Register.
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Notice for Publication

of the Interior, u. 5. Land Office,
Great Falls, Montana, July "A, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that Edward e.. Timm,
of Cut Bank, Teton County, Montana, who, on
March 5, 1910, made Homestead Application
No. 01051l, for NW4 Section 81, Township 80 N,
Range 5 West, Montana Meridian, has filed no.
tice of intention to make Final Three III Year
Proof, to establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before Charles n. Thomas, U.S $. Com
missioner. at his office at Cut Bank, Montana,
on the 18th dag of September, 1918.
Claimant names as Witnesses: Edward l..
Morgan, William H.. Bannister, Hiram MiCken,
Charles T. Williams, all of Cut Bank, Mont.
Mr.. Sutherlin. Register.
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(Non coal
Notice for Publication

of the Interior, Z, 5. Land Ohice.
Great Falls, Montana. July y, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that Ray Thomas,
of Cut Bank, Teton County, Montana, who, on
July 16. 1910, made Homestead appl'n No. 0l4O44.
for NW4 Section. 10 Township "a
N, Range 3 W., Montana Meridian, has flied
notice of intention to make Final three 80 year
Proof, to establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before Charles y, Thomas, T.. ), Com
missioner, at his office, at Cut Bank, Montana,
on the 18th day of September, 1913.
Claimant names as Witnesses: Dalbert Luz
Their. David L. HOTe, Thomas K. Wallace, Jam
es Speer, all of Cut Bank, Montana.
r. n. SUTHERLiN. Register
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-08-22
Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior, L. S. Land Of
nee Great Falls, Montana, Aug. o. 1918
Notice is hereby given that Frank, Madr, of
Cut Bank, Montana, who on April -, 1872.
made Homestead Application No. O26S79, for
~ OF NV SCI of NW4, NE4 of SW4, Section
70 township 30 North, Hange 4 West, Montana
Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make
FINAL Three t) year proof. to establish claim to
the land above described. before Charles n.
Thomas, L. S. Commissioner, at his office at
Cut Bank, Mont, on the goth day of Septem-
Der. 1913.
Clalnlant names as witnesses: Joseph
Rychnovsky, Joseph Skryja, John Beasley,
Martin Dybdal, all of Ethridge. Montana.
r. n. Sutherlin, Register
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Brano.isentbums. 4pputbefen'

Neue Snpotheten.

Neue 5npotbefen.
Carl VI. MeiI,e on MnbsrIon Jerrn
.. unb 8. 60. 5000.
gueene :. Goben an 2ion g. unn
3. 60. $1,000.
aatberine gsrI an eagle g. uno 8.
u. $1,000.
Sames R. Wsbfter an 8. W. Riala
ter. $500.
ssrant u. goaebing an Gaft' Sibs
3. nnb g. 60. $4,000.
Sofspb 6inion on Raoeira a.'unf
9. 60. $500.
Sobn gien an Soutbiib. 8. unbs9
60. $3.50.
Serb. $. gprbes an z. Wdrb 2sunn
3. 60. $4,000.
Marn 6iibnertof on Iponbale 81
g. 6. une 9. 60. $1,000.
Minni. u. asrr an 9ermdnio 3. u
go. 3. $500.
Spbn u. Suib on Dinton pldees9
unb g. 60. S1345.
Rate gsnning an Soutbern SHr
Gar. Bdnt 60. $1,000.
Rsb,cea MoiIep an Robert Butter
S123.
Snrrp Q. Wlartin an gb. 5. Wuns
$1,000.
gannah u. RsfpIdnb an Bertha o
Gtcprn. S55.
Wartin Rr9pnalo on sbos. G
goen. $3.50.
gb. g. Duntmonn an Centennial
9. u. $4,000.
sbos. Stanton on sfrant 9otpl.s
$3.50.
Gliaobsib Gmiib. on /. ,Maro 9. II
g. u. Go. $1,000.
syFduc Rsff an SObu 6. Rosers
$1,000.
3eri.Ibe an CLINTON g. II. 9. Go
$4,000.
| Rosboel Winer II. u. an DO. $1,000
Detilgte 5nppthtf.n.
stdiberins g. TuIansp an perplt'i
Sapings 3. unb z. SO. $500.
Gatberine gsrl on Gaele 2. unb 8
u. $1,000.
Ssrman Oftsr.onp' on gpluntesr:S
unb g. So. $3.50.
Gnthonp flus an Soutbern Dbl
g. unb z. 60. $500.
Wlurtin WeTonolbson MSn. 2.-gtn
$500.
9aura +. Se,.in on Glisa 8
! SpeIlmirc. $500.
8. e Woobruff an Z. 7.morbs2. unl
%. Go. $2700.
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bon 9eobad,tungen on ioLd,en Snar@i
menid]en beitdnoig geinudyieR; bei Sen ;
UfifruneiierH trlit 10 hon'ig cine Mii.i
denn0hne omf nnb lie ais Rniien.
d,draFter augeieilen lperoen fann, ur0
Die arsbh0und eines ridliigen Saar-
idnpdn5es ilt uidlt mir bon ariedIid)sI
Wiliidror5ten otter beobadlfet nor.
oen, ionhcrn irItt beiom0ers BET 3ani
iitngen stin0era slnpcileu nni. Ter
Cbeoapfe log eesbaIb nahe, oaB bic
lleberhoariina burh Elm Beitebsn.
bIeiben uuS ausIuahien oes 8on.
flei6es 0es Sanglinas 81 ertlaren iei,
ipds audi cas ausblsiben elmer normaa
len 3dbnbiloung srldrIih mof,te. co
Die .3dbne ia ipie bic s3adre Sherbduts
biloungen finb. auh prof. q. Saroa
fin tommt in elmer 4bbdnbIung iH
ben 53oolosiihtn ssahrbiihtrn iiber bic
sooIogiide S6dsung Der fogsnanntsn
6oormeHiheu su Der aniihi, Dab es
iit Inn Elm geiisbenbleiben beg f0tds
len WiIhboares unp beiTen ipeiteres
Wafsfen i'm 2aufs Der Gntipitlung
tonheIt, bdb aIio duh bas Mnsb!eta
ben Der normoIen gesohnung auf Elm
0erblsiben i'm embrpoaolen s3aitdno
suriidsufiibren iIt. Dannh entiprd&e
oas 0ebiB Der 5onrmeniten bera
giIhgtbiB Der stinber. gu benz inn
SaI. Der SuIia 9nitrnna ousnabmss
ipeiie nod bic s.peite ge3ahnung irnt.
MoE bat fir oieies onnormale 0ers
iDeilsn i'm juasHblihen 3uitanb neutrs
binss nns Wbrt Reo.enis. su Dsutid,
rSugenoerholtuns", gepr6gt; ou3
tiinfiIih bot man eieien .3uftanb tsim
uisyisanifheu QrpIott. Bel aauIquaps
pen uno anbereH ampbibienInrosH
bur1 5unpsr, Edlte unS onbere Gins
griife In bic normole Gntrpidluna bdus
fig herbeiaefiibrt. GaraIin glaubt als
70 Die 5normeni6en als ntoteHe Mens
IhsnIarDen duffliIsn gu biirfeu. Jn.
.r qebt nod einen Ghritt fpeiter.
Wangelbafter 6aarspnhs unb mans
stlbof.e 3dbnentfpitluns ,ommt audi
hsi geipiHtn 5bisrorbnnnsen Dor; era
| iifre Bel ben Walsn. lsstere bel ben
| 5auIihieren. benz gtrneiienb6ren uHb
itren 9ertponbtsn, unb SaraTin
| fpridt bic @erHliltbiing aus, bab ou1
eiefe 1bisrforHen aIs Sdugsih;erlars
ben nufssfdbt spereen i0nHien, bic
tpnitant aetuoroen iino unb ii9 iur
gaufe Der 3siten infclse 0ererbung
itrsr eietni6aiien auf bic Rdd,tomz
men Su Isbtnsfdhiesn Jormm init
bieien 3eittea Der SugeHoerhultuns
eHiipidtIi bdben. Jrnpisfern bier obtr
nis 4npaHling on neue QsbensbtciHs
eunssn nlitsttpir,i hdt. III naiiirii4
| idgper su iagen.
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&aarmeui9en.

sssu Ser msiite bes borigen Sahr.
biuoerfs 5og cine nerifauiid,e Idn-
serir, bic befnniite aSuIia Naiiruua.
burd, bic ~SaiiptIidote gairopas tno
erspefte .peniger oiirh ibre Ian5flnit
aIs burd, ibr ausieben bas Sntereiie
Der 2oienipeIt uno Der @iiienidnit,
Iange boritige Scare fieIeit bon
Gtirn. Eberlippe uHb sfinri, tuabreno
Baden iino gtaie bapon Bientlih irei
maren. Benouere unteriud,itngeu, bic
purlnnb pornnban. ergaben ons gor.
hnnoeniein elmer 6oppelien NeiOe ton
2ahnen Inn Gber. lnb llnterfieier.
Dos Dar nuiiaIlenb, benn nnf Ger,
friiber uno fpdter angeltellten Saar.
menihen angeiteIlien unteriiidnlngei..
seiate fih I'M BegentheiIt fait iiets
elm WsnlaeI an 3dbuen beim auftre.
| ten pon lleberbebanriing ooer Snper-
trihoie, Der, ipie Ieetere ielbft. auf
erblid iiberfrogen ,per0eu fann.
,3uerit iDnrbe Dds an orei 9eneratio.
nen Der inbiiden 9anlilie Gbiuf
Wsocsig, bic am Sole BON Mpn In
gsirnl, Iebte. be0bnd,tet; Der 0rob.
poier trug ieibeiuRide Sdarc Don
sslngrrI1nge foit i'm gnnSen Deiift
| III ben Dbrnn.fd,eIn unb an ben Dor.
oernrmen, ,inb dbnIid,e lleberbnnrunq
seigte fih Bel feiner Iod,ter RnpDror
lunb ibren bei0en s0bnen; Die gnn5s
nnarfnnriIie tpurbe uS6S) in Dir,
ld,oips .Mrd3ip. befdrieben unb nbse'
biIbet. 2iuh Der rniiiihe yNuoel,
iuenft. anbrinn Seftidep. bee iid
| in oer fieb6ioer eobren ieben Iisb
pererbte jeine lleberbebnnr,tilg uni
Ieine ninisgfIbnite De3abnung nuf iet
nen Gobn; ber Cberfieier bes eriterr
tlpor frit 5nbuIos, mdbreilb Der rber
aennnnt< Gbsp6 DRnong bort nur piel
iadbank ~ s3uiwiiGeu IN be 2nb
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Urunoeisentbumsi siibertrasnnsen
Gintinnnti, 8. Gan.

/" - !" ~ - - ADN.i-
Roiina 8rotrmann on Jobn 0. CT.
Clair, Got A in g}auI S4uitsr's 2.
llnterabtbeiIuns in Oatlsp. 81.
Caleb 6. 9ppsn an Halpb Z. 60.
itelIo, 35 bel lis SUB on Der Walsns
cia apsnue. 81.
Ralpb G0itello an Carrie gosh, buss
fslbs gigsntbum. 81.
Clarence 8. Dpgsbing II. anb. an
5rant u. 8oeebing, Got 1872 in Gang
lanr unb 9bompiou's untera5ibeis
lung. 81.
Sulius Sslsit an sbe Center
amuiemtnt Gompanp, Cots 2 unb 3
in Benjamin Sispdrrs llnierabtbeis
lung. 81.
5arriet 6. Gar.ttion an grnii
9amban, Sb.iI bon Got 7s in ails
sour's anterab.bsiIung In Mt. 2ooi'
out. 81.
Cigar W. 9enham an Wilber g.
Nrnolb. Got 13 unb 1beil bon Got IL
In Splpanus Wrigbts llntsrabttSi.
lung an Der aerpsr 4penne. 81.
Oopio 6. geIbing an Gli3aberb J.
Struns. SO Bel 128 SUB an Der Gays
tbase 4p.nue in Bomb 6il. 81.
John Glarf on 4nna prinis, &c
Sub an Der hetpitt Mpenue. ST..
Oeo. Dumler an Cornelius Cor
bett. 75 SUB an Der Sbonbon Gtr. 81
gbas. s.. 4nitsb an Mm. 8. 6ast,
born. % sylib an Der Center 6traB1
In Carthage. 81.
WiIfrib 3. Tittoe an sobn u
6uib, cine 2otun Der Groome MDenue
$1,000.
5orrn q. MoobruFf an Rnts Ben,
ming, Got 80 in SO. g. Suns Inter
dbtbeiluns. 81.
grnft 8. 9uensfeIb an Woltsr 9
6usnefslb, Elm. Got an Der Guirfiell
Mpenus. 81.
Wm. 6. Rrpbms an q. u. Ntipldnb
Got 108 in Der Riperph,p Gpnbffo
1inierabtheilung. 81.
W. 6. Barbour an Eb. 9. Ounf
mann, 40 syub an bst 80. MDenut +
Doileb. 81.
| Satcb M. 8. G6ueiber's Crbs,
kfper Etkrifn n.anS Sre1. ~ ami 9ejsI
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etneioer, 25 SUB an Der ailontbus
@trabe. $3125.
Diefelben (per Sbsriff) on Safon
S6nsiber. 80 5uB an Der pulte Ctr.
$4,000.
Sbe Durrel Realtp SO. on 0ietcr
". 9sbbarbt, cine Got an Der Granos
Dieip Apsnue in pIeafont Ribas. 81,
aueilIe 20. Gnapp an gopin 8ebs
barbt, cine Got an oerielben apenus,
$1.00.
Go. 6. Reemelin on Belle Reemelin,
cine Got an Der 6. Strabe. stpifden
Mace unb Gin Strabe. 81.
glba $. Ailen an Rutb $. 9orpsr
Got IL in Der Giberon 2onb 60. uns
terdbtheiluno. $500.
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Die id6ne 6iftmiiherin.

SH paris bat iit uuter benz 8priis
hts Senators aouis Wtdrtin ein aus
Gielebrtsn. S6rifiitelsrn unb g}oiis
titern beIleknoes apmn1ittee eebiloei,
um bic serihtlihe Repiiion Der bss
riibmteu Gifimorbdffaire 2ufaret
in bic Bese gu Ieiten.s Die 6entras
iion, bic Der unferisen poraRsing -
I4refbt Der ,Waiin@ broshie pieIe
Satire binbur6 bieiem itnlotionellen
prBeB eiu Ieioenihdftlihes .Snierefe
en.peeeu. Wlan mar -2afargiit" ober
r4n.ilafareii.". Die Wtduner i'm 2llls
semsinen, Dor IIien dber bic gsiiiig
bohitebenben Wdnncr, bic aiiniiler
uno ale biejenieen, ipel6e fir bic
Shonbeit, bic Suaenb. ben Grit Der
9lngstldsten eupf0nsIib iporer tras
ten nit Wdrme fix ihre llninuIb ein
Die Jrauen base9en uno NIT i9n.n
2llles, ipas proptr3 beibi, aeistcn fib
graulom gesen 1te eIeeanie unb gebils
bette pnriTerin, bic NIT jeoer ibrer
antipprien 0orfieenben, geifporene
unb 3susen I'm bic aoide itedts'.
Marie gapeIIe. perrklihte 2as
fnrge. seborte Der beiieu Barrier Ges
feafhdft on Sie mar bic Iohter
zines ebsmoIisen Sffisisrs Der iuiTer.
Iihsn gdrne uno bic RiHie Der 8as
ronin 0arot, Der Satin bes 2eiters
her gant BON Jrantrei1 unb bes bers
porrogenxn Dip!ootsn b. Uinrtens.
Die pornebmen Wernnnbten beihloiz
fen, bas friib peripoire Wdbhen fdon
nit oft5ebn Sabren 5u perbeirutben.
/ ilnh Is bot fith in Der Yerion bea
aanbebeimonnes aafurse, ben man
lpamals fir reid bieli. ipdbrsnb Ct ilur
Elm altts. b0ibperfalItnes 6nus, bas
Ifd Gdlob nanHte, befub. cine fdeins
bar glonSenDe partie. Die 8nronin
Barot unb 9err BON Wurtens iosien
| 6errn laforge. ohne Grfunngungeu
ein5u5isben, frnibig bic 6onb ibrel
Hihte au. 4m 30. JuIi 1889 ihriet
| bic iunge 8raut an zine 5rrunbin
I'D muB Dir cine grpBe Reiiigieii
mitib.ilen. Sd, bic i6' 10 fdtper su.
lfrieben3uitellen BIN unb BEL allen Din
gen bic fdlt1teiten Geiien berdus5u'
finnen fuhe, Derbeirotbe mid uni
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lfnon Idbt er ii9 neiskr 1o9h porfel
II len unb 3eigt iin 10 dufmtftfdm I'm,
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i'm babel, oenn ih ipor ia feline Yer.
oerberin. Meine Sdanhe hotte i'm.
Den brapen, oroeiltlihen Ntann. 10
ipeit, biz on bcn Mnno oeS ghgrltnoo
gebradt. 9enn an bielem crbIitte ih
ibu, ols ih Dor eiligen @ofen eiten
Srief erhieit, III Incident CT mis-
SeIbItnoro orobfe, ipenn id) ibnt lidlt
|untgebeno fiinftaiieno Sboler len-
oete. ,Scnbe Iie iinrgebenb IN bie1ei;
9ooeort, ooer On bait 81 allem Gin.
bern oiid nod einen Mtor6 aui Dem
0,eipiiien," ihrieb er. 3u aIlem sllt-
bernl i'd, ipllBte mohi, mas er nalnlt
meinte, if luiiBte aber aiidl, 0aB or
@ort bdlten ipiirbe. 9hm id) liid)te
oas, mas i'd, nid1t beiaB, 81 leihen.
gs mibgliifte mir, ba bat id, 0oroen
barlmr - ais er mid bchtdlte audi
CT idlli9 es mir ob. mo bod) ullBtc
id), bob or III Dem Mugcnblide 5ipans
5igtauienb Sbaler IN ieiner Saldc
trng. YIN aIler ssrelnoid)uit pcrJpeii
feln0 lab i'd, i'm aehen. Ibeilos aaG
hem Sbeater nollte idt 2oBnlnnr nm.
Ole Sunure bitten, bod erllibr id),
oab berielbe ridt 3u Snuie lei uao
om anoern Wcrgen ani mebrcre Gage
perreilen lpolle - ALles 5et9te iif)
gegen mid perihrporen. "a ginJ
i'd nod eirlnol als 9itteuoe 5u 9tor.
ben nno Die G5ene enbete oanit,
ooB ih ibm ben 3olh in Die 9rlit
ltieB
Sic ianf eritopit suriif mlb Sc.
befte Aas geiidH NIT ben S1noen.
giepber idrpieg aud linS Iieb ibr
Iange 3eit, I'm nd, 81 erholen
gtah etipn elmer 8iertcIituroe
| iogte er erolih: ,,tS,ie baben mir Die
8eihidte rybres llt,gIiifs nitgetbeilt,
Srdulein, ans ipeIfer ole Motinc 81.
rer Ghat i'm gIneemeinen cntiprlin.
gen iein no9en; bod iebIt 5unt noa.
itauoigen 8efenntniB nod 6os n1here
Ginaeben oltf Die Gbat, Die 8eidi6te
bes Wtorbes 'eIbit."
% 8ott, er1pieerte Tie, ,,es padia
ipieber nit 70 gIiibenoer, barter Sanb
nod meinem arnen 8et)trne, -
menn tie basieIbe erreidt, 10 it's nnl
mid aciteben. 1odj Sic babcn Aedt,
Serr IIieiior, Die @eid)id,te beS Dor.
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erfahren."
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bo5 3aus oes Dtoroes, oa 6od) cae
9tahforIfunaen ben BON SShnen ieIoli
lhor aueegebenen gerbrauh Der Bet
uah Dem Ebeater beitdtigt baben2"
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sic ioIlen glles boren. ,sh fan
NIT nieSereeid)Insener Soffnnng in
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fer - brdliben errpartete mid, Si,
| IDrofdfe. 8on ben Iesten 9reppen.
irifen aus erblidte Id, 6lird) Die Bdr.
ten 2iht in Sen por Ror6en beruobn,
ten Snuie. Ia fam mir Der GntifIuB
nohmnIs su ibm All geE,er. mid, ihr
| 3u Siiben 3u perfeu 6os @euBeritt
III tpogeu, I'm bos BeIb bon tbnl Al
befommen. glu etu 8erbrefeu badnt
meme SeeIe nid)i. llugeiebeH ihliipftt
ib in nteiuem lonqen id)apur3en Mnn
tel, bic aapipe ilber oen Gupf pe3o.
gen. onrt Sof uno 8orter, burh 6i.
tpobIbefnunte Sbiir in Die 9romena
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mar aIIein. inB i'm Sflafrode au
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permiinitiges uno rnoitnIes wtit.eI.
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bnnaeri. @ait- inlb niisIoien Gebcin.~
mitteln, unb iete old nid,t Der 9eia1r
aus. oeinen 5oa ourb eefdbrIide
Giniprisiiugen pcn GegnritteIn 3u per.
ihlimmern. Wtan beoen!e, bob @e.
heinnnittel MIR onf furse 3eit lirroern,
uno oob enl Sebereeifppiir piei id,lini.
nner lit, ols Sdmorrboiocil. anafeiis
bnaegen bat bic Rrobe elmer sipansiu-
jdtrigen Grfabrung beitonbem uni
ipirb pon oeii Aersten aller GHulcn
|enpfchlen. groben lper0en BON g.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-25
Effort Being Made to Get Murphy and
His Gang for 'the Most Fiend-
lsh Frame Up Against
SuIzer.
COURT ROOM APPLAUDs
Evidence Has Been Turned Over to
District Attorney Whitman
and May Lead to
Something.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.1
NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-Declaring
that on authority he was furnished by
ten prominent New Workers" with
evidence with which they thought suf-
ficient to indict Tammany Chief Chas
f. Murphy, James ]. Frawley and
Aaron Levy for alleged conspiracy,
bribery and "the most fiendish frame
up Lind j. Arnold of Albany this
afternoon called on the judiciary com
mittee to summon Murphy Frawley,
Levy and others to testify before It,
The judiciary committee reconven-
ed here today but because Jas. G..
Garrison was not present bluntly re,
fused Arnold's offer TO testify regard
Ing the charge alleged by Garrison
that the Impeachment of Governor
Sulzer was obtained through coersion
and bribery The sergeant at arms
has not been served. To hear Judge
the subpoena issued for him Friday
has not been serve. To hear Judge
Arnold now. declared Goldberg, would
be unintelligent. When Assemblymen
Gibbs and Sehapp, minority members
protested against bottling up Judge
Arnold and keeping him jumping be-
tween Albany and New York without
hearing him, spectators, who filled the
room at the city hall applauded wild
" until the threat was made to clear
the room.
In the statement which Arnold had
prepared to deliver to the committee
he declared he had seen District AT.
torney Whitman regarding the evi.
dence he claims to have He said the
evidence had been turned over to
Whitman and the Albany district at.
torney and not the assembly Judiciary
committee. For several weeks said
Arnold serious charges had been
made which involve the integrity and
good intentions not only of the as.
sembly but also the honor, integrity
character and intentions of Chas. F.
Murphy and his various assistants
and aides.
"The committee should subpoena
Chas. F. Murphy, Edward e. Mccall,
Norman e. Mack, William Fl. Fitzpat-
rick, Martin H. Glynn, Patrick E. Nc
Cabe, jain H. McCooey, Victor ].
Bowling, Robert F. Wagner, James
Frawley, James A. Foley, Alfred E.
Smith, Aaron J. Levy, Thomas Car.
mody and all others mentioned in
these connections"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-25

attend the dedication ceremonies to-
morrow.
No program had been announced
for Keokuk but the city was gayly
decorated and the venders Of festival
goods were on the street early. In
Hamilton preparation was made for
the greatest day the little Illinois city
had ever known. Governor Dunno OF
Illinois, was the guest of honor and
thousands OF his admirers came from
great distances to welcome him and
hear him talk at the commemorative
ceremonies.
The day was designated as illinois
Day OF the celebration and Hamilton
acted as host to the people Of Illinois
who came to see and hear.
Governor Dunno Arrives.
Governor Edward #. Dunno boarded
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-25
Illinois Executive Praises Courao oe of Financ;ers
and Engineers Who Risked Much for
Great Project.
HAMILTON ENTER7A|Ns ON ILLINOIS DAY.
Throngs Of People Of Western Ilinoi. Guests at
the Free Fish Fry Given by Hamll-
ton Today.

The Keokuk and Hamilton Water
Power celebration, commemorating
the completion of the worlds great
est water power project, opened to-
day with ceremonies at Hamilton, ILL.,,
In the grove just opposite the point
where the mile long power dam
touches the Iowa shore. Early in the
day the crowds began to arrive in
Keokuk and Hamilton in automobiles
and special trains and the number
was augmented as the day grew, the
people coming from distances of more
than one hundred and fifty miles to
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-25
WILLIE WILL BE GOOD
AFTER FIFTY YEAR WHOOP

Yes SIR" piped William, aged
eishty-six, affectionately stroking the
gray hairs Of Willie. aged
sixty.three, today. willie will SOW no
more wild oats He was in bed at 9
O'Clock last night and refused to go
out with the boys. For fifty years
he has been as wild as colt. But
when boy gets to be sixty-three It's
time for him to behave"
Dads right, said Willie, "fifty
years OF whoop-te dee is about enough
for any boy. When / signed the
pledge to quit drinking, meant it.
I'm going to be good.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-25
ENTIRE FAMILY
WAS WIPED OUT
Train Struck Automobile Par
ty and Killed ALI of
the Rubins.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. /
CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-Six persons
are dead in Chicago and vicinity, the
result of Sunday auto and motorcycle
accidents.
An entire family was wiped out
near st. John, Ind, when a fast Mon
on train struck an auto containing
eight persons. Alexander Rubin, 35;
his wife Mary. 30; Mrs. Lee H. Rub
in, sisterin-law and Eleanor, aged
10, daughter, We're crushed to death
under the tonneau The other three
occupants of the car We're injured. All
were from Chicago
John L. Baxter was thrown forty
feet and killed when one OF the tires
on his sons motorcycle blew up.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-25
Veteran STAGE Driver.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
LIVINGSTON, Mont, Aug. 25.-Gey-
ser Bob Edgar, 10, is dead here to.
day, the victim of pneumonia For
thirty years he was stage driver in
Yellowstone Park and reckoned as
having more knowledge about the
park than any other man. Born in
New York Edgar came west fifty
years ago and drove the stage for
years from the end of the Northern
Pacific railroad in North Dakota to
Montana