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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-09

pet. pUSHIlBeElc Ut'
itaar AZ 7 prrelies Yaaninasbus, tint uoffns
ret, rriret % cementeret Rjeloer. Suicne er
om8tole al en- imut 9unb, meb Slpmlter o.
Srist, laaiom 4lpmmer, &irie5er, m. nj.
uomertet Sronopaub peb Suiet, itor Stalb,
Sciftr, @ranarp, SpuIr bus, WaTtinItur,
&prnmasaitn. ollie 8Dgninger er nGItcu
rpe % / fpritetlasiss Stano. Sarmers
Creamery. Get p~atreite df aft or Ell fin Glp
meb frptaItIart 8ano, TOM inpr fla giennem
Sfp9en p9 fomrer nGitcn pp til 8p9itinger.
ne. glpen er rig paa alilass Silt, % ben
9Isr bet llomerfet for areattrerne garet
runot. Spis Der er noSen Staroinap iom
iB8er efter ct 9oot % pert Sjem, iaa fom
% lneeris9 oeune NnleoinG ba bette err ct
int Sjem 90 ptl iGl9es bili9t o. paa gpbe
Ytltaar. @feeler ligser Deb SOos8aauen,
&C aRil Ipopit for ct. Soul. Som % gigr
Sanbel meb @iercn paa Stebet. G6resIe:
Nrorep Gien, @beeler, Dunn Co., gSis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-09
S~piuoeitcmmereticn furfaitct. Sicf.


iuiorS 6oriIag on S~nofereIie al
t~uiuSeIig Stemmcrct / S%torbritan.
MEN bIep / SirSoags forfaitet | set
brittle llnberbrs meo 266 MOB 219
Stemmer. Sosen bIep / Sirfelis.
bebeu aisiort al Iibt ooer femti irife
RationaIiiter, iom itentte imoo Sor.
iIaset. Sopoe oiSie itemt for, piIoe
set baoe gaaet i9iennem. 90 BOG
bar ole bisie SrIpnbere | Sirfelie.
beben / Saper al Sorilaset, men
paagrunb al Gremierminiiter as.
quitbS &oIonins til Soeen bar DC
bouse ior, at 6orilasetS @~eotaseIie
ituIoe isre til en- @siuiiterfriie, iom
isien ianbipnIispis piIbe iorplumre
ben irife Some Hiile Sag, % for
ubiieten til at inn benne Storias
sieuuemisrt or De irife RationaIiiter
pilige til at ofre bpab iom BELT.
SeIpe &esieringen itob ne,uIis
ipIittet paa S~pergsmaaIet ON apin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-09
Storbrvllup paa
ellis Jslano

MeS SanpIfibct California" OIL.
ton, ben 5tc Ss. til Rep Dorf 20
unse SrSpauorerpieer, fom 9aa
grpesen paa GGis SslamS blep msNt
of ct tiIiparenSe Mntal raife unser'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-09
st itnnft @jetn paa 80 acres,

enoel llnber Tlpg, &es
item er 2epitps % mos
merfct Sapne9ana for
&reaturer. 9enne
Sarm li9ser flabt %
fint. fteper lige op til
Spen, ipm bar aflass
sSor etnins, ~1sraoeb"
Sfple, gpoe 9irfcr %
uoe luffenbeS fanpinas
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-09
Salt $1120.S0

"Secorab.T oiten" mobtaeer gi.
brae iii Winoesauen % foitterer /
glaoet ior oft, iom ienoes inc.
gibra5 ienbes / Wonep.O roers,
ganf. Drafts eler 9ontanter unber
abresie ~Secorab.E Soften, Secorab,
Sotpd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-09
0o0tfipb NoIf 60, @is.

tln 50 VII ira lbllln8bnerne. 100 MercS fun
s22. so pr. Hcre. 8pbt frame" gaauiR0sbus, 50
bet er let bHlpenb'. Sire gRil ira GDnntpiGbe, TO
Wtl fra Grtanlern Of Sutif. Gt iaust Rsuerfisb. 50
2Itres uRr !Sgoiis 2h gfiI ira 9crabInebp o. itUr
6siifoIe. get frame" Saaniusshus 1894, tore
gaHofiIber, baarS Itaple Sfos, 0oO OucrFaor, bcone
Sorobuuo. Sum S2.0o0 - ct Ticrfocroigt @potfigb.
Senb efter 2iite. Baker, &C 52", ST. CroiS Falls, Wis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-09

Snsen bebre 9sebien | WerSen enb
Barriers for Soiis, 6ortislsIie. aatarrb
% 8bsrmatiSme. sos ale apotbe,ere,
Advertisement,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-09

Serb sSeesrassSsnen- IL eieaininss %
s,erner I @anIelanbet - 1irsoaaa % Gre
oaesueeaeey toner ta.eo) Greeaasuseatsu
aIsne. S1.2o pr. sar,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-09

ehmaNintu -Suspennen" er ulohtdeen 1
aoo SroeR,. % ben er alt ci Tan srhe en-
ssmaifiue at barre. Den aisr aoot slrbeioe
90 aaur let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-09
Sfntaris frcmtioiac Sfiabne

% IlbanienS ligeiaa - bill bli al.
gjort pao ct @soe al Stormagier.
mes 8eianoter ioas, Sorsbag, tele.
9rafcreS ira Sonbon. Otter 9e'
ianbtfonferencens MsOe | WanbagS
uoienbtes ~iplsenoe officiele MeO'
oeleIie. Gen OmitGnoisbeo at Son.
gen al Wontenegro bar lagt Sfu.
taris Sfipbne / Stormasternes
Spnoer bar paft ben iterite I'll.
fre6Sbe6. Stormagternes &egie.
ringer bill MI ~operpeie, bpilfe Ir.
engagements ser / oen nprmeite
6remtio ifal trGffeS meo Senipn til
@pen." - ct Telegram til ct franf
@lao meO0eler ct Hpgte ON, at
Song 9tifita agter at aboicere | en-
n9r Sremtib. - Gn italienif Stats.
mauo brpber, at set er italienif
StotSmanosflsgt, iom %beme9ans
bar beraet GuropaS 6reO. Oct bar
Stolien iom fit opertalt Wontenegro
til at opgiue St,ltari. fit opertalt
9iterrig til at Iobe bore at ienbe
en- arme moo Wontenegro, og fit
opertalt GSiao Saba til at lpitre
Sen tprfiife SuItanS Srore ON at
ienbe i'm arme bien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-09

Nedsatte Taxter a. r .i:ssass.a' :, .s.
ds ssstsr, portrtaiis Dss,saias I'll nsdsatss fsIsss.
The lloyd Transfer Co.. nisssspsih n.a-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-09
Mnf ct Gronaar for Mimmes

~ jpta er Ds ioente, rnso be ibenle Sor'
boloe % BE- iiorartebe llbIgter for 9lplinaen.
8an ies fenoe big 8eIfriuelie af bette 2auo
til lape R,iier larss bore 2iuier? Land
Agent, c. r. 1 81 P. Ry. Co., 155 Wolvin
Bldg, Duluth, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-09
&pna Mlisnip az Spanicn, IeSil

Song @li:nip al Spanien, leSio.
Get al Bremierminiiter @rep gl.
ooro DC Romanones % ct fort Sol.
&c iorsprigt, afreiite / SirsoagS ira
Mtaorio til EariS paa ct to Cages
ciiicieIt geieg Dos ben iranife ge'
publifS Br9iiOent. Sra enfelte iran.
ife Solo paaltaaes oct, at bette &on.
gebeisg er az itorpolitiif 9etponing,
Ga oct ifdl banc 8eien for Spaniens
Eilillrtning til ben iaafalote Cripple
entente" Tranfrtg, England og
Rltslonb), men ira andre Solb bGo.
0eS set, at Get blot breier Jig ON Ell
beiIig Habooiiit. Sporban set MI
er bern1eb, iaa er oct i~itfert, at oct
frantic YoIiti bill gaa / Den itsrite
angit, iaaIGnge Spanifefongen be.
timber Jig paa franif @runo, for
boor Song alfonio banter, pIeier
ogiaa anarfiiterne at bore paafer.
De. 80 iparife anarfiiter er ale
reoe arreIteret / goroeaur, o9 oct
iranife EOIiti bar ta9et ertraOroi-
mere 6orbolosre9ler forat beifptte
lin fongelige @iGitS 2ip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-09

st mcrfelist WsSe. Ct SeIe.
gram ira YariS me0beler, at oper
400 WeoIenmer al ben iranife, Den
tpife % ben idpeiiiife Nationalfur.
iamIing oil SenOog og @tanoag
boIoe Otebe / Bern / Shpei5 for /
6reO % goo SoritaaeIie at brsfte
&ioens brGnbenOe itorpolitiffe
Sperg&ntool, iGrlig Spsr9smaalet
ON SnbIfrGnfuing i &uitningerre
% Sc oocrboonotogenoe RilitGr'
bprOer % on GliaS-Sotbringens
6remtio. Settle Wts0e er ro9et al
en- 9e9ipenbeO, 0a oct | lin art er
set %fsrite, iom nogeniinoe bar opret
boI0t, og man baaber oct ptI ino'
lc0c Ell m gGra / internationale It-
fGrer. Get bar iaa meget Itsrre
@etpOning iom set fonmer pau ct
Si0Spruft ga Ser berifer uiG0oon.
Iig iterf SpGnbiu9 melem Be to
9aube, taffet pGre De bsirsitcoe
GbouUiriiter, bag boilfe i9ien itaar
oe miIitGre Suntere og - aatlon.
iobrifnrterne. Set err set ifiuei5iife
9nrIoment, iom bar toget Snitiati'
pct til at bringe bc tpifc % frantic
2opgiuere iammen, % buis bette
Wisoe Isber beISigt al bill oct uben
SpiI bIi eienopta9et / 5remtioen -
10, fanifc uOpitIe fig til en- iait Sn.
ititlltipu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-09

Gaar De friner til epsrisrenee,
taa pRy faa oenIig or meAnele. at
De lee oeres goerfiefemsHt ~0es
sorabS$ Soften, Set iifrer Tem ben
keeiie RebaHhlina,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-09
.aa ct Sict, / Central gSa.

" ibiugton miIot Slimat, fineite Srlst,
fir. Gplinaer alfalfa. SfanoinapiIf &olori
optager MI bette 2ano. Strip eiter BOG.
Roies Safe Siaipatba Salep 2ano Co., 8or
1445, Sppfane, Sab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-09
SaIIin00aI.

SaIIingoaI.
gafre Sptpsrafer (loptlebst) erbolbes
ira Sersersbanen % Salinsoal for $50
@r. pr. Stt. peo at ifrioe til nnbertegnebe.
SpLofrit os frit tiIienot | YpIten.
Sfrip mart!
Notoeraf z. s.. coesaarS,
Nes, 9aainsoaI, 0oree.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-09
&ipb lite

sammel Silt Of andre. 81 filter Ds
fan ienbe DEM buer Dag. 120 Yb.s
aaese flor Safe Superior Silb for
1926. Brgo ben!
FEASTAD BROTHERS FISH CO.,
LITTLE MARAIs, MIMI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-09
era uoldnoet.

Glefo Sbinas, iort mprbeoe Song
@eorg al @rpfenIanb | Salonifi
ben 1SSe Rarts, tos fig ! Sirsoags
icIp aioage peo at itprte fig neb fro
ct @inou / Eolitiitationen / Salo.
nifi. Sor rogIe faa Gage iioen blep
ban unoerisgt al SGger, iom erfl9.
rebe, at ban bar / iibite Staoium al
S9ring.
Sor aabne Spre. Serefter maa
allie G~etsiager / bet brittle &ige
bebanbleS for aubne Ssre. Senre
Rienoelie blep / WanOogs afgipet al
Sperbuiet / egenifab al Sanoets
bsieite Court OF appealS". BE.
itemmclien er pGientlig rettet mob
SfilsmiSieioger og ~Iignenbe "filc.
ne" Sa9er, iom fer UNDER pisleS m'
itPn6iqbeoer bar funnel bebaroles
for Iuffe6e 9sre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-09
Hatenter

ffafes % iafseA Gar be ca SphueelsP ga,eHtss
ben ihas, Wiu GRATIS Boo tort9ner alt en- Sateuter
Seae RIG en- bieaRtsjfisle al esres Cyiaeeiie itras
% lea aipsr leu irif min Neeuins ON osHs S4re oil
ON esnet for gateut. gatenter ifabsr 5srnueE
SIS, GOO for en- CpiinesIie. $1,000 for en- aR6er. itTis
sittr min iris Spe oa ieac Sttsie al Seres OpiinSeIis
eaa, II, J, SANDERS,
81 Chilly Building. Chicago, III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30
MAY TEACH PRINCE JAIME
Helen Keller's Methods for King
Alfonso's Deaf Son.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune

Boston. March 20.-Helen Keller may
trv to teach Prince Jaime, the little
deaf son Of King Alfonso OF Spain, how
to speak and how TO use the touch
method by which she can tell what one
is Saying by placing her fingers on the
lips, nose and chin.
The Spanish Minister at Washington
has been directed TO see Miss Keller
and learn as much as possible OF her
methods from her and from her teacher
and companion. Mrs. Macy.
Back Of the visit to this country a
few weeks ago Of the Spanish royal
court physician, DR. Vincente Lorente,
were closely guarded secret instructions
TO learn all he could about the methods
Of teaching Helen Keller and to report
as soon rs possible to Queen Victoria
who was worrying greatly over the
condition OF her son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30

Rome March 29.-J. Pierpont Nor
gan, condition is such that his physi-
clans have prescribed the rest cure
for hin1. This means that he VIII be
derived of the privilege Of seeing even
his intimate friends. who Will be rigidly
excluded from his apartments.
Officially it is announced that Mr..
,iorcan's condition remains unchanged,
and that, while he is not suffering from
any specific disease, his physicians,
professor Giuseppe Bastianelli and Dr
George A. Dixon. are in attendance
daily and are aiming at Strengthening
his entire organism. For this reason
they have ordered complete rest for
their patient.
During his first week in Rome. con-
trarv 10 ,he advice OF the doctors, MT.
,threan rather oyerexerted himself
and among other things. went daily
IN obscrye tho progress III the con-
<..i..ad nm thirteenth page, sixth column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30
UNITED STATES BARS
ENGLISH SUFFRAGETTE
Woman Who Smashed Windows
in London Not Allowed to
Land in Boston.

Boston, March 20-Miss Florence w.
Ward, of birmingham. an English suf-
fragettc. who admits having served
four months in Jail for taking part IN
a window smashing crusade in Lon
don, is in the custody of local immigra
ton authorities and has been debarred
from landing. She reached Boston
yesterday as second cabin passenger
,. on the Cunard liner Ivernia, and hao
hearing to-day by a board of special
inquiry.
a clause I'm the immigration laws ore
scribes that persons having served in
Jail for crimes involving moral turpi-
tude shall be deported Miss Ward
contends that her offence does not IN
volve moral turpitude. and in England
is recognized as wholly political.
When told that the United States did
not want persons of her type from for
eign countries. Miss Ward asked:
How about the Boston tea party"
Miss Ward said she came 10 this
country for vacation because OF
broken health. and was going to .'isit
Professor j. f. Marvin, Of Ithaca,
n. Y. She added that the London
bobby" who arrested her kept her
hatchet and that, while she was not ir-
volved i'm the affair, she approved Of
the recent dynamiting Of Chancellor
Lloyd Georges house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30
HEALTH
CAUSE OF ANXIETY
LAUGH BEATS SEGREGATION
Colorado House Says NO
When Asked to Include Men.

Denver, March 20.-The segregation
bill was laughed to defeat in the House
Yesterday. Mrs. Agnes Riddle attacked
the bill on the grounds that fallen
men should be segregated the same as
fallen women"
Representative Biles declared his
Willingness TO insert section provid-
ing for her suggestion.
But there would be no men left,
objected Mrs. Riddle.
The House burst into uproarious
laughter, which lasted ten minutes. On
tho rollcall on the bill Mrs. Riddle rose
and exclaimed: Let him among you
who is without sin cast the first vote,
and no one voted for the measure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30

At Dayton impossible say how many dead
The conservative figure 150 Secretary Of War Garrison
that the loss of life would not reach 500 The man put in charge
the mogue says the death list ESQ., Ninety bodies had been
last night and is said that the dead had been in
heaps of dozens under the debris
their homes and places
of business Dayton fallen that only light
skfs are being relief work. Crfew rigidy enforced
6 fired frequently people off the streets
There has been little looting
NAVAL RESERVES SAVE e7e
Naval from the United States ship Essex at Toledo
Dayton the working desperately while the
still mill and rescung from points OF dan
GER In they chopped through roots OF floating houses
to get a those imprisoned within
Nine Union rescued yesterday Day
ton having marooned oytwo hours During that time
they of cabbage they asooed from the torrent
Sehtsee warned keep of Dayton, the rail-
refusing tickets there unless the give
GOOD reason thousand visitors entered the city
Yesterday many Of them automobiles which bore the sign
Relief Car which manifestly forgery.
Sxy-one bodies found Columbus yesterday
afternoon total dead there problematica not
ceed 1O0
Looes are causing great deal of mischief Columbus
upon robbers and least maaud has
been killed Pennsylvania Railroad bridge the Soto
Arlington three feet cutting off this line till engineers
have made repairs
Indiana towns are suffering from epdcmics of to
the floods suffering Peru Ind intense the hospitals
there being conged At Connersvi Ind ooters have been
caught redhanded having been driven from
Indianapolis rapidly resumng normal conditions The
death list is practically nil there
threatened by the rising floods along the lower Ohio
range all the way from Wheeling W. Va Cincinnati and include
Louisville Evansville Ind Marietta Ohio Parkersburg w. Va
Huntington, w. Va Gaipos, Ohio Ironon, Ohio Portsmouth,
Ohio; Covingon KY Newport KY Madison, Ind New Albany
Ind. and Cairo, ILL.,
Mississippi Governor Brewer is rushing convicts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30
Father of Bronx Bombmaker
Says His Son Was Victim
of "Frame.Up" on His
Deathbed in Hospital.
ADMITTED" 3 OUTRAGES
Detectives Assert Dying Man
Said He Sent Bomb to Judge
Rosalsky and Those That
Killed Mrs. Herrera
and Grace Walker.

Henry j. Klotz. on his deathbed in
Fordham Hospital late yesterday af-
,ernoon. confessed. the police say. that
he was the maker and sender Of three
bombs which caused the death of two
women. blinded man and almost blew
Sessions. in his home in the Hendrix
Hudson apartment house last summer.
Last night, few hours after the al
legged confession and death of his son.
Herman klotz. through an attorney,
issued statement repudiating for the
family the alleged admissions of his
son. and declaring the dying man. who
had been fatally hurt by the explosion
Of bomb he had made was the victim
Of "frame-up' by the police.
After making clean breast of his
crimes. according 10 the police, Klotz
died with a last request that as little
as possible he said concerning his
family. Il can't hold out any longer.
| am all in. goodby. | don't want my
confession TO reflect on my family" he
gasped.
Klotz carly in the afternoon grew
weak and realizing that the end was
near asked Miss Sarah killough. the
nurse in attendance. to send for acting
Captain Price. who had been working
on the bomb explosion which resulted
in Klotz being taken TO the hospital d
week ago last Friday afternoon suffer-
sng from serious injury to his chest.
Herman Klotz. his aged father, had
been visiting his son when he decided
to make the confession. one Of klotz's
sisters accompanied the father, but
Klotz refused to see her.
Father Not at Bedside.
Acting Captain Price was accompa-
MED 10 the hospital by Detectives Nor
rell and Landvoe. The father was toll
of the evident intention of the prls-
oner, who had been charged with the
murder of Grace Walker, to confess.
He left the bedside, the police say, and
joined his daughter in another room.
In the presence Of the detectives,
Miss Marguerite Crowley, head nurse
Of the hospital. and Miss killough.
Klotz. the police assert. answered the
questions put to him by Price in a low
voice. but toward the end he resortcd
to answering in the affirmative by ii
nod of the head.
Il don't know 5Ly | sent il, that's
ALL" was the answer he made, accord
ing TO the police when asked why he
sent the bomb to Grace Walker. Later,
however he said it was Just for fun"
and because Of a quarrel he had with
her.
The bomb which, the police say, he
confessed to sending 10 Judge Rosalsky
on March IL last. the explosion OF
which seriously injured Inspector owen
Egan, OF the Bureau of Combustibles,
was sent. according to the confession
given out. because of his fancied dis
like 10 the iurist KlotZ, the police
said, admitted he had read much about
the Brandt case in New York news
paper at the time. ana thought the
iurlst should be punished for his re-
ported attitude toward Brandt.
The police say that Klotz confessed
Continued on thirteenth page. third column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30
Fjnancier's Son Admits That
Reports Received by Him
Privately from Rome Are
Far from ReaSSurlng.
IPATIENT KEEPS HIS ROOM
Physicians Prescribe Absolute
Rest, Denying Him the
Privilege of Seeing
Even His Intimate
Friends.

J. +. Morgan. jr., when asked last
night at his home, NO. 23l Madison
avenue. for some information in regard
TO the dispatches from Rome ana from
London that his fathers recovery was
not making favorable progress, said;
81 received a cable message this at
ternoon which, while it gave no details,
indicated that my fathers condition
had been less favorable for the last
three days and, in view OF his years,
is such as TO give rIse to considerable
anxiety
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30
Cripple, Who VainIy Sought
Work, and His Invalid Wife.
Send Notice of Impend-
ing Suicide to Papers.
TIME LIMIT TOMORROW
Harry M. Graves Sees Money
Lavished on Flood Sufferers
While He and Frail Help
meet Are Left to Starve
Amid Millions.

Figuratively with his back against
the wall in the battle to keep alive the
spark of life within his invalid wife
and himself. man in a last despairing
appeal TO the world addressed a letter
to the morning newspapers of New
York. yesterday, saying he and his wife
would kill themselves unless help was
extended To them before tomorrow
morning
This man. Harry NJ. Graves is
dwarf in stature. made so by cur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30
CHILD SWEPT TO DEATH
Cries for Help as He Disappears
in Maelstrom of Genesee.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Rochester, March 29.-An unknown
this evening. Persons OH both slices of
the river near the Erie Railroad bridge
heard agonized screams for help about
! o'clock. Looking out on the raging
torrent, they saw black object carried
along Some declared the child was
clinging to "A tree. Others insist he
was on top of a canoe.
The child continued To cry for help
until the canoe passed over the dam
above the Court street bridge, where
the maelstrom and rapids carried him
under and he was drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30

vaturo Of the spine. and has to MAKE
his way around by the aid of crutcheS'
His physical failing is apparently '''
only one. for last night. wheh 'dihiils
to reporter for The tribune "c
shouod evidences Of having keen'
ANALYTICAL mind and an inherent ann
itv 70 quickly master the de'aiis oi any
clerical position that might be onereu ',
70 him. His outlook on life Is ''rsoo
with pessimism, the result oi ""','e
hohbled many weary miles OH "''
crutches through the city streets III al
effort 70 obtain work.
The statement issued by Graves ~
h;s desperation and sent to the news
nancrs reads as follows: ~
70 the newspapers Of New YORK OttS nnSs 10
In the belief that 1t is graz ,n record
,,,.avent n double suicide tlah ~, end.
pr FSntails of such a TRAGEDY, an o,n.
tht .ti" Communication TO an tht "i ,nme
i,S ,'s nnwspapers in New YORK Iid w, me The
ing hJ~ Porblicstion will bring me the e
..iief .i'ino must have in order 10 ~ ,he self
rt,ieL ~ eLdos,rnrt,on OF myself ana '"o '
dee,ruction Of my WIG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30
MAROONED THOUSANDS FREED FROM
FLOOD IN DAYTON AND COLUMBUS

gria atone This residential
hechy depth Of twenty feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30
Supplies at Last Reach
Flood Survivors Inn
prisoned for Days.
MINIMUM DEAD 500
More Liberal Estimates Place
Loss of Life at 1000
in Ohio and Indiana.
MANY BODIES IN RUINS
MANY BODIES IN RUINS
Secretary Of War Finds Conditions
Satisfactory in Dayton
Lower Ohio Valley
Now Threatened.

Thicky coated with mud Dayton Ohio and Columbus prac-
tcaly emerged from the food yesterday AT the same time the
shifted communities along the lower
Ohio Southern Indiana Little loss CT life expected how
the inhabitants have had ample warning to Hee
of life Ohio and Indiana is estimated at
about 500 The maximum only matter of speculation until the
great debris and wreckage have ben pierced Possibly
may exceed 1000.
The minimum of dead in Ohio and Indiana is