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new YORK DELEGATES
MONUMENT TO SCHURz
President Wilson Among the
Prominent Men Who Offer
Their Tributes.

NEW YORK. May 1O-Dedication here
today of monument to Carl Schurz
defender of liberty and friend OF
human rights brought tribute to his
memory from the President OF the United
States by letter. from a number OF
prominent men by spoken eulogy. and
from a host of citizens, civil and mill
tary. by attendance upon the dedicatory
exercises.
In letter regretting his inability to
wrote:
President Wilson's Tribute.
Zone of the most gratifying elements
OF our national life is the part played
by men born on the other side of the
water. who have chosen America for
their permanent home and who have
caught the real spirit of our institu-
tons and have lent themselves and all
the fine force that is in them to pa
triotic service in the cause of liberty
and justice. Such a man is Carl Schurz
and l am happy to unite with my fell
low-citizens in paying tribute of the
highest respect and admiration to his
memory"
A paSade. consisting Of United States
soldiers from local garrisons. the state
militia. the Grand Army of the Re
public. including most OF the surviving
generals who fought with Schurz in the
civil war. and members of various Ger
man singing societies was a feature OF
the days program.
Principal Address by Choate.
The principal dedcatory addresses
were assigned to Joseph H. Choate.
Chairman OF the SchurZ memorial COM
mittee. which raised $4,000. and to
Count Won Bernstorf. the German am
bassador to the United States.
The monument stands upon a COM
manding site overlooking Morningside
Park, near Columbia University, and is
a full-length statue. on the granite pedes-
tai of which are allegorical figures repre-
senting the principal activities OF
Schurz-his work in behalf OF the In
dian and the negro and his contribu-
tons toward the advancement of the
human race.
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FRAIL BOY PROVES HERO.
Saves Another's Life in River-Gets
Hug Instead of Spanking.

NEW YORK. May 1O.-William Ehr-
Itch, so frail that he weighs only
seventytwo pounds. although he is
thirteen years old. is hero in his East
Side home today. but not from his own
telling Yesterday he led two other
little lads. who were on a raft in the
East river. in diving to the rescue of a
four year-old boy who had tumbled off
wharf.
With his clothes dripping wet Will
liam went home conscious that he
would get a licking" as his mother
had warned him not to go near the
water. He knew excuses would be of
no avail. SO he meekly submitted to his
mothers preparations for a good old
fashioned spanking.
He was lying across his mothers lap
ready for business when a policeman.
who had heard from the other boys of
Williams heroism, called to tell Mrs
Enrich how brave a lad he had proved
himself. William escaped spanking
and had a mothers hug instead.
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RADIUM SALTS IN SPRINGS.
Wells at Saratoga. N. Y, Also Found
to Contain Barium.

SARATOGA. y. v. MAY IO.-Dissolved
rad''"' salts to an exceptional degree
exist in the mineral springs of the New
York state reservation in this village.
according TO the United States bureau
OF mines which has submitted TO the
state reservation commission a report
cf recent investigation in thirteen OF
the wells now owned by the state 1t
Is further stated that the springs are
peculiar in CARRYING considerably more
than trace OF barium an element
usually associated with radium.
These results were all obtained from
waters taken in October. 1912 Since
that time. the commission reports the
progress of recovery of the springs has
been continuous, a number OF new wells
have begun TO flow, and very substantial
advances In the amount of radio-activity
are likely To be discovered upon further
examination
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Louis II. Stockler. United States Army.
and Elizab beth F. Mccarthy of this city.
James III. Irvin and Rosie f. Carter.
Charles w. Stoffregen and Clara A
May, both of Fredericksburg, Va.
Charles NJ. White. jr., of Detroit. Mich.
and Marie Mem Brown of this city.
Edward A. Goldberg and Helen Wagner
Perley H. Plant and Hattie NJ. billiard
Milton Thompson of Philadelphia. Pa.
and Myrtle " Young of this city.
Peter Moulichiotis and Constantine
Kavakou.
Levin w. Veney and Pearlin Thomp-
son.
Alpheus W. Coe and Augusta Bru-
ha kerr
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
to the health department in the las,
hours:
George F. and Mary c. Wohlfarth. boy
Theodore and Viola Periscey. boy.
Anthony and Margaret Miller, girl.
Samuel L. and Anna J. Gardiner. boy.
Roy f. and George l.. Edelin,. girl.
Michael and Helen l.. Eidsness, boy.
Andrew J. and Lucy Campbell. girl
James Fl. and Susan A. Beattie. girl.
George and Elizabeth Burlingame, boy
BENJAMIN and Frances Turl, boy.
Ally and Emma Patrick. girl.
William r. and Bessie Johnson. girl.
Augustus and Alice Fields, girl.
Joseph and Harriet Barnes, girl.
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BAN ON STATION NOISES.
Western Railroads to Put Mufler on
Voices of Baggagemen.

CHICAGO. May 1O.-Persistent news
agents. raucous-voiced busmen and off,
cious baggagemen are to receive a polish
ing, according to a report issued today
by the courtesy committee of railroads
operating west of the Detroit river Fol-
lowing their investigation members of the
committee drafted set of rules for these
employees. which have been sent to super
See that women travelling with chill
dren are no tharassed by persistent news
agents." says the report. See that
hackmen and busmen at our large sta
tons are decently clothed and courteous
10 patrons. are required to remain be-
side their vehicles and that they are not
overzealous in calling the names of their
hotels
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Day of Rest Bill Signed.

BOSTON. May lO.-One full day of rest
each week is assured employees in all in
dustriai and mercantile establishments
Massachusetts by a bill signed
by Gov. Foss yesterday. Exceptions are
made in the cases OF newspaper workers.
janitors. bakers drug clerks and persons
caring for fires and machinery. The
measure was strongly advocated by the
progressive party during the recent state
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Fifty Families Flee, Fearing Blast

CHICAGO, May 10.-Fifty families fed
from their homes early this morning,
fearing the explosion of tank contain
ing 100 gallons of gasoline. which was
buried in the rear OF the garage Of the
American Motor Livery Company. The
three-story building and twenty-seven
automobiles were destroyed by fire, en-.
failing a loss of $4,000.
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DIED,
BAU AkiARTN.

BAUAhiARTEN On Friday. May o. 1913. At
i:l0 pm. at Providence Hospital. ADA
BATAGARTEN tnee Glaserl. beloved wife
of the late Herman Raumgarten.
Funeral from 3349 18th street northwest on
Monday. May IL. at 10 am. Relatives and
friends invited. IL
COLEMAN. On Wednesday. May Z. 1918. At 8
pm, at his residence, 32S street south
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MARRIED.

BOTT-SMITH. On February %. 1918. at Bal
fimo-e. Nd WILLIAM r. BOTT and GRACE
V. SMITH. both Of Washington. d. &.
GLOvEc-MISE. On May 10 1913 at 81. Al
hans Church. Washington. CHARLES CAR
ROLL GLOVER. Jr.. and MARIAN EVER
EFT WISE. both of Washington .. C.
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The Lynchburg. Va. Young Women's
Christian Association will add a physical
director to Its stan next September and
Miss Marion Taton. a graduate of Sar-
gents School, Cambridge, Mass. has been
offered the position.
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DR.. W. D. Campbell of Hagerstown.
Md. was unanimously elected health of
ficer of Washington county by the county
commissioners.
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IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
PRESIDENT AND FAMILY VISIT
MOUNT VERNON TODAY.
Marriage of Miss Wise and Mr.. C. c.
Glover. Jr.-0ther Events.
Notes.

The President and Mrs. Wilson and
several members of their family automo-
billed 10 Mount Vernon TO-DAY
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In Mem0T10m.
CONRAD. In sad yet loving remembrance of
our dear mother. Lucy r. CONRAD. who
fell asleep In Jesus two years ago today,
May IL. 1911.
We know she is sweety sleeping
In jesus the mighty 10 save.
GRANDSON CONRAD AND MAGGIE
CONRAD
DADE. In sad but loving remembrance Of our
darling baby; LOUIS. who died two years
By MS PARENTS
dear wife and moibs.- MARY ELLIS. who
departed this life May 10. 1872 one year ago
Sc fe in the arms of God. eternal rest.
My tongue repeat Peace to this sacred house:
For here my friend and kindred dwell
Ny soul shall ever love Thee well.
A voice of warning came
A mortal arrow struck her frame.
She fell bur felt fear.
BY HER LOVING HUSBAND. JOSEPH ELLIS.
KAISER. In loving remembrance Of EMIL 4.
KAISER. who departed this life one year
BY HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
PASSAGNO In sad but loving remembrance IT
my beloved mother MARY A. PAssAGNo.
today. May 10. 1900.
Eternal rest give unto her. o Lord.
And let perpetua light shine on her.
BY HER DAUGHTER MARGARET.
ROLLINS. in sad hut loving remembrance ~
our dear mother. CHRISTIA\A ROLLINS,
who died one year ago today May 10, 1912.
RYAN Sacred to the memory OF devoted
brother JAMES RYAN. who departed this
life years ago today. May 10. 1911.
4 loved from is gone.
voice heard is stilied;
Dlaee Is in home
Which never can be filed.
By HIS BROTHER. FRANK RYAN. AND HIS
SISTERS. MRS. McENOi, AND MRS. ID.
MCGUIRE.
YANCEY. In sad but loving remembrance Of nv
dear sister ALICE ;. lANCEl. who depart
cd this life year ago today
Gone. but not forgotten.
When the holy angels need us
And go TO join their band.
Shall VIC know the things that greet us
In the glorious spirit land?
BY HER SISTER MARY LEE
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vest. GEORGE = COLEMAN beloved
brother q Susan Madison ard T. Ncemsn
and husband % M late Jniia Ca'pmsn.
Funeral frnm Zion Rsptis, Chart. q 4 steel ~,
tween I'd and "a sirr-ts southwest. Sar-
tises invited to attend To-
Cross. suddenly. At Atlantic cn- \. u Msv
$ 1918 chef Gunner SaMrEi CROSS. !
Funeral services It late residence sia sin street
southeast. Monday. Ma, -. 80 p.m
intermrnt Arlington national cemetery. IL
pADnfsMAN On MAY >. 1914. EMMA n.
Funeral from her ia,r r.sidencc i5.s IsiS street
northwest. Monday. May II nm.
manI va q r %s@w"S S.. ea@ r rid
EVANS IN Friday MAY > 1914 4, Freedmen.
Tia. beloved 81 Alice Davenport. and
brother Of William Evans snd Mary Da,rn-
Funeral Monday. Mary y. a. o.clock nam
Nineteenth street Baptist Church. issn snd
streets northwest IL
hereby given 81 Tie death Of late memhr,.
GEORGE EVANS, on =. "h !nsian, "a.
Nineteenth Street Baptist ,hurrh
": STEPHEN FULLER. President.
]. BERSARD SMITH. Secretary. II
HENSON. on Tuesday. MAY q 1913. LEO
PM a, his home at Arlington Va. NIL.
Mary i. Henson.
Funeral sunday: Nav u. /. pm. from rsc>'r-
Church.
HURNEY. ON FRIDAY, MAY = 1915 n 80
pm. THOMAS husband q Mary r Hur-
Funeral from family resdeure. 80. 18Th street
northwest. Monday morning SO. theme
TO - fanls Church iatn and streets.
Requiem mass at am. u
MciLmESNy On Friday, Nav >. 1919.
George A. Mcllhennv
Funeral from her late residence. 2ooi . street
RELATIVE. and SI frSi. @eS 10 seia
terment private. IL
May s, 1919. at the residence Of her grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs VIM. H. Chew, 500
COLLIDE. the beloved daughter OF Grant III.
and Ida Chew Robinson.
Alas. how changed Aat lovely Hover
Which hloomed aud cbecred my heart.
Fair. heeting comfort 81 an hour.
How soon were called TO part.
Funeral SUNDAY. May II. from st. raul's 4 n
r. Church. 9Th street between II snd y
streets southwest. AZ /. o'clock pm Friends
and relatives invited to attend. IL.
ROBINSON.
Members Of the !. l.. Il. ;. u. 4. V. !.
PHOEBE ROBINSON. SUNDAY. May II. 1919 az
: o'clovk pm. from -. PauI's ihurh. slh
meeting saturday ~ o'clock nm. ~ Zion
Wesley Church. y street southwest.
LETIT1A WHITE. President.
ANNA WHITING. Secretary.
SAMCEIS On Friday. May =. 1918. as
Am. at the residence OF her daughter Mrs.
= W. Wofshcimcr SARAH SAMUELS.
widow of George Samuels. She Is survived
by two daughters. Ollie. and Mrs. :. r.
Wolfsheimer.
Funeral from the residence of her daughter.
$50 10th street southwest. Sunday 20
pm. Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
tend funeral Intermcnt will he private. 10
SULLIVAN. On Friday. May p. 1913. M SIS
an. at the family residence. 3s05 = street
northwest. WII.HEI.MlNA the little dsugl-
ter Of Cornelius and Mary sullivan.
Funeral will take place from residence Monday.
May IL. AT pm: thence 60 Mount oliv"t
cemetery.
WIGG1N. Friday. May .. 1918. ANNIE H.. he
loved mother OF Samuel III. and Aoysus n.
Wfggin. aged pventy-cicht years.
lntermcnt at Glenwood cemetery Saturday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Squire of
Youngstown Ohio. announce the engage
ment of their daughter Nellie MAY
Squire. 10 Myron b. Seaton Curtis. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William T. :. Curtis OF
Chevy Chase.
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their wedding trip. spent IN Canada
and around the lakes
vs. $ Games. ~ Latham. III Will ar.
rive here next week 20 spend some
Vim" at his old home on BoVa,a.,
R.dEc
j % Wade. who has been employed
~ Cincinnati. O.. VIII arrive hero 20.
day Co spend a few weeks with his
family
Ev Squire W = clayton. % Mar.
shall street. Vonwo0d spent yesterday
afternoon in This cIfy. on business
J r. Morris IT, who has been az.
tend rr the session 81 the Supreme
Court at Charleston. has arrived home
here
Mrs Rchocca T.. clair left yesterday
Tor Columbus. o.. where she win at.
tend fhc fifteenth reunion ~ the Ohio
Deaf Mute Association
Mr. and Mrs o. J Harris have ar
rived homo from an automobile tour
through Western New YORK. state
John Mullen. Who i- employed ~
Vow N1rfiu4v o. home. due 20 fhs
fac' that uo boys could De- secured 20
work
Earl Sfrictler ~ Zaucsvnic. n Is
spending tow days With friends ana
relatives boo thls city.
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on the commission by the death OF
Judcr Dechant. 81 Middletown. who
died before he had taken Office.
Daniel p Torpy. o. Marietta. a
Democrat who AT one time was mem
he- ~ the old board Of penitentiary
managers. which preceded the state
board ot administration IN the han
ding OF tho affairs OF the peniteuti-
AIRY. II being prominently mentioned
for the place. which pays $4,000 a
year
The new member Of 'hc commission
mast BE- a democrat Charles G. Mar
shall. special counsel I'm the office %
'ha attorney general. has been pre-
viofsly mentioned In his work as
special counsel he has handled tho
work az the commission. and assisted
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mourdsviii. Briefs

mason Scott. of Br.s'ori8 w Is
spending t tow dave with friends and
relatives bod fIis cify
Dennis Williams OF near Shrrrard.
transacted business iu th's cify ye-fer
Gas morning
Miss Csr.Virvr Urickrr who has
boon confined fo her home with an
I'urss 'e ffrl.iy improved
charles Wade. who f1a boon su.
plHy'd sf Toledo. On since last Nurr
's spending fcW days With bits moth.
rr bore
Miss Haze. Uuuo,k ~ Vast Liver
roul is spending Tow davs with
friends and relatives in This cify
Mr and Mrs David Henderson are
cNpccted to arrive homo to-day from
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Your Opportunity
To Secure Fine
DAMSON PLUMS

For the next week or ten
days VIC will receive large
shipments OF select Damson
Plums.
This is now the height Of
the plum season 10 will not
last much longer and after
these lots. for which VIC have
contracted. are sold. We will
not be able 70 secure Others.
Phone your order. or for
prices. II YOU want some OF
this fine fruit. Also Phone
for Ohio Peaches which fruit
We arc receiving daily
Everything for Pre- c-yi1g
or canning.
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Tho work ~ erecting fra nm. r.,..,.,.
On 'N" cast side of ftc jail rcsdencc
nearing coupl'tinn Herman
ii"'. who has fh" contract Tor erect.
ne ih" roof has ius. about completed
nif worn Th" porch adds much fo
IN" beauty ~ The residence and fna
i'if'.i portion ~ 90 waa huUf fv
convict labor They arc si.o af wo-s
on installing Tho new heating rysf.m
n fh" court house basement Thfs
VIII DO completed within Tho next
two wccks.
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Fairgrounds
Association

All persons having bills against
Ire Wheeling Fairgrounds AssO-
citation will please have them prop
erly certified to. and present them
for payment TO James Cummins.
Treas. City Bank Bldg.
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hoadquarfers Boo the schaub building
ou InmiirsUn avenue Following tho
transaction ~ routine business q
larEo class OF candidates we're lnitiat.
OF 'f'H fh. order s social session
and banquet Ha- hold az tho close of
if' m'"f'ue rud plans for attending
zoe State convention to br held az
N.r'.lnr we"k after next we're also
III GUESSED. Tho meeting was LARGELY
attended and good timr was had by
II
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y \ Stootm'sltrr who has con
du'i"i tailor shop ln The Sriaub
building ON Iomliuson avenue for fre
pa.' two years. viii move bis place
~ business tho first of next month
to the Albert building on Jefferson
avenue. formerly occupied hy the I'i
mott millinery establishment Sfcof.
mositcr o. now carrying a large inc
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MOUNDSVILLE
Released on Condition.,

h"maa 'as-adv. Rro WAS arrested
yesterday shortly after tho noon r,.-
o. Ofhcer Miller. upon chsrra. az o.b
tAlnins moneys under false p-a,.rs...
Vas aTraisnrf before Sg.r. I..a.t
Fes''rdaF evening and Hu.d So ana
costs and 'en days ir IaU IN. .i.
sentence vas suspended. also tr. a,.
" IN" prisoner VII pay tho costs az
,l'' case. aIeo fho So hc had gott.u
rom The plaintiff and keep sober f.r
,A" nefi IN days which he agreed .1
, 'Hl b" recalled That Cls.sd.
had hoer working f.r fr.. ri.~..,, 10y.
panv and gave CO., order r.- e. .-
moro 90 Charles Zsmh-urrsr. on t.....
street. and o." received fre e. a.
c''h /rmbrHnren tout 're ordr- and
FOUND ou' That Caeeady bod r1 mona.
coming '0 him. hence tho above 4.f,
was Instituted
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ia.f evening number OF to.irc
r.r' chartered th" MARY o.. owned
ht 'ff' 'r't.tp. and urrf down tho
river a fHr re Truhaan. where Co
corn roast vac bold About fou
couple. were iu thr crowd. aud
.'r.I' f'ur Was had uu tho trir
"W fr'H4p Was ou the boat and
hlt CHARGED ~ thc affair tn. part,
returned .f REASONABLE" hour last
..tu.nI
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lh'iti services over 'Le remains
"i ihe infant child OF Nr and Mr..
william Martin. who died last Thurs
Gay morning. we're held last evening
O'Clock from tho family rssi.
d"n'" on Clinton avenue Ih. flr.r
90 party viii leave tho residence a.
"'i''k this mofu.rt for TAYLOR
l'I'f' cemetery. whor, intcm,nt viii
De- made
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Because OF several important cases
which are pending before the sat.
public utility commission. Governor
Cox may sooL III -" vacancy caused
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iIm"r Roberts 3D." Young srn ~
i.iart l' master a o. Knhcrfe
$40 NHI'rH'rt au operation a. tho
'.rndiIr hospital on Thursday even.
hf iHr arp'ndl.it.-. .. getting along
I."ii and fH- operation proved very
HIrcc..flI
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I, The Rev. George W Miesse. aged
60. was found dead in the bathroom
at his home to-day. lie was taken N
last night while attending q church
service. Heart disease was the cause
OF death. For 40 years he had been
minister In the Evangelical church.
and was widely known IN the demon
ination and in re- sious circles Cener-
ally.
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i'rny more scholars arc soon 10 on.
"I. her" ar" a. present ts1 pupir.
enrolled in tho high school TIL. ,,
P".him'nt VII De- made at the u.,t
meeting 81 the board
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last winter in drafting the new public
utility bill.
close watch IS being kep, on rail-
roads. traction companies and the Co
!Hinou sireety railway company b
tAe stat" public utilities ofrnlission
10 see that the large out-oftown
crowds attending the state fair are
well taken care Of
he commission has stationed IN
spectors At all stations I'm mis- ci,y
ne inspectors require that all f-,fnq
nave !arg" enough crews and ca-r,,
enough coaches 20 handle tho croVds
IN several Instances trains have hoo,
Adued 10 take caro- OF crowds
EVANSVILLE. Sept. 5.-Afte- ,sl'.
ing her little nephew. whom she TOOK
Tot walk. TO go home and plsv v.i,b
MS dogs. Mrs. Easton Foster 2f conn.
United suicide today by drosp.r,. b.-.
self in shallow crock near to-
fathers farm at SarahsviIle N1ble
county.
TIL" body was found an hc.,- la,o-
m" had thrown herself face down.
" ara 10 the water. which vas only
ABOUT a half foot deep. Insanity 10
supposed 20 have caused the rash nc,
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LIVE OHIO
STATE NEWS
intelligence Bureau.
Columbus o. Sept 5.

a. L. Kendall. manager or the Lo-
gan Natural Gas and Fuel company
~ Westerville. died to-day as the re-
suit OF INJURIES received when a motor
cycle which he was riding ran into
IN automobile. He was "a years old.
md Is survived by his wife and one
child.
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NnecIv WrHrrs Hello. ole pa
lc1vin town What fors
Nlrchaw Long fuifh concentrated
liffDrrseaI Jim hcInin' f-L..ep ne civ
clean chicago Tribune
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ir.HI i.ff' De- o. CD fl. rr' f-
REGULAR ffml monthly I'D. .on at fh,..