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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-24
MAN WHO MURDERED
SCHLANSKY WANTED
IN SEVERAL PLACES
tContinued from Page one)
Boldness Thwarted Suspicion

discovered by hotel employees, departed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-24
Gather is Brokenhearted

Richmond. Va, September 23.---Jacob
Ellis. father of Joseph Ellis. wanted
for crimes in indianapolis AMI Louis
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-24
Brackett Leads Prosecution

Former Senator Brackett led the de-
fepse of the articles and was seconded
by former Judge Parker and 1sidore
Kresel. Austen G.. Fox of the COVER
nors counsel had not completed his
argument in rebuttal when court ad
journed. Elihu Root, Jr., filed brief
upholding the contentious of mis- col
league in the governors camp.
The principal contention of the gov
fled in the three articles objected to
Were committed. If at all. while Sui
zer was a private citizen. Their OPP
ponents argued that they We're so in
timately connected with the office that
it would be impossible to separate
them
''The managers here declared Mr..
Brackett. want to stand broadly upon
the proposition that man may be
wholly unfit for governor of the En-
pire state some little time before he
is really ripe for, states prison. The
dividing line between the two=be-
tween ripeness for the states prison
and qualification for the governor
ship7-is broader than that
II want to stand for the proposition
here and now that if at all within the
power or jurisdiction of this court or
in any way competent, it should brush
aside every contention that stands be-
tween the governor of the state at the
present time and his opportunity to
come here and be crosse examined. make
defense affirmatively and demon
strate that he is fit and clean man.
1t would be doing to Governor Sulzer
himself the greatest good that can
come to him during the term for which
he was elected"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-24
Farris Held on Larceny CHARGE

John farris, young white man, was
placed In the county Jail yesterday
charged with grand larceny The al
rest of Farris was made by Detectives
Goldstefn. Cole and Crenshaw Monday
afternoon. IT is alleged by the detec-
tives that Farris took $50 from a man
named Howell as well as some clothing
from the Manhattan Dry Cleaning com
panN.. The detectives have recovered
most of the property.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-24
TO FORM TEMPLE OF
PYTHIAN SISTERS

meeting VIII be held might TO
organize a temple of Pythian Sisters
The meeting viii be in the lodge rooEt
of the Phoenix lodge, in Fraternai hall.
During the meeting an interesting pro-
gramme will be presented by tho CONT
mittee in charge. which will inelude an
address by Miss Mary Echols of Ems
ley, talk by Grand Chancellor Pat
terson and several other grand lodge
officers. There Will also be music and
refreshments.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-24

HAS LITTLE FEAR OF
TARIFF PENALTIES
acoutlnuea from page one,
To Take Up Cotton Futures Tax

their cost of manufacture, show their
books, was modified materially.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-24

SHAW, the Undertaken. Phone .
JOHNS Undertaking Co. Phone looA
LICE 10y. Undertaken. Phone 1ss
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CONTINUED from Page one)
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NO DECISION ON THE
FINAL POINT RAISED
BY ATTORNEYS FOR
GOVERNOR SULZER
,nt,nucd from Page One,


a week before this line of proof is
completed.
Louis \. Sarecky who was fhe gov
ernors campaign secretary and handled
much of the fund. has not set been
subpoenaed, the asse mbly managers
counsel announced tonight. Sarecoy re-
fused to testify before the Frawley
committee when it was unearthing the
testimony on which the impeachment
was based. He called up Governor Sui
zer Sunday night but since then the
managers process servers say they
have been unable to locate him.
Today's session of the high court was
about equally divided between efforts
of the governors counsel to convince
the Judges that the articles dealing
with campaign contributions should be
dismissed and the arguments OF their
opponents that they were righrfully in-
cluded in the impeachment charges.
ID. Cady Herriclx fired the opening
gun. lie was followed by Harvey ID.
Hinman, who presented the brief pre-
pared by former Judge Irving q; Vann,
the latAer being prevented by illness
from aI)nea ring in person.
Newport daily independent., 1913-05-15
Notice of Election.

Notice is hereby given that an
election will be held for the pur-
pose of electing one director Tor
Levee District No. 2, jackson
County, Arkansas, for the term
Of three years, to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the expiration OF
the term of S. E. Massey. That
said election will be held at the
Jacksonport town hall, Friday
June 9TH, 1918, between the
hours of 10 o'clock a. M, and
3 o'clock p. M, said date. All
persons qualified to vote for the
election of said director are no
tilted to appear on said date and
vote for such director.
Bv order of the Bord, May
10th, 1918.
J. r, LOFTIN, Sr.,
President.
Attest:
C.R. Hite, Secretary. 7w4t
Newport daily independent., 1913-05-15

persons mortgages lien holders and al other
lands thereof hereby notified that
thew appear May 1913 Of said
Court and make defense to said suit the same will ia
judgment will be entered dereeng
sale said lands collecting
said delinquent together with the penalty interest
attorneys and costs allowed by law.
This 22nd day Of April 1918. -
c. E.. SMITH,
Chancry Court of Jackson County, Arkansas
Newport daily independent., 1913-05-15
Remarkable Popular Ignorance.

Some one has remarked that a.
the height Of Napoleon's fame there
We're men in the back alleys of Paris
who had never heard his mans. This
illustration OF popular ignorance wa,
recalled by a Judge who was examin
ing candidates for citizenship in New
York city recently. He asked one Of
these prospective citizens, 'Who 10
the head Of your native country.~
The king" who becomes the head
when he dies?" "His SON" And
who IL the head Of this country ."
The president" and who wCu.L
become the cad if he died." 'E!s
son" And yct, as the Judge remark
ID. all these men know enough &c
earn their daily bread-the rest I.
matter q: schooling
Newport daily independent., 1913-05-15
Notice Of Petition Of Admins
traitor tstSeI Lands.

/. as administrator OF D. M
Vance deceased, hereby give no.
+iee 10 all persons interested that
7 as such Administrators ap1
NV =; 10 the Jackson Probate Court
p p+ the next term thereof for an
ordo,. 70 sell the following de-
~ oaribed lands situate in Jackson
County, Arkansas, to-wit: ~,
The NW1A Of Sec. %, the EHs
Of NEn of Sec. 29 all in Town
ship p North, Range 1 West, to-
qether with Lot No. 3 IN BLOCH
No. 4 in the town of Gruoos III
said County. r
Said sale is for the purpose OF
raising funds to pay the indebt''
edness probated against the es-
tate of said J. M. Vance, de-
ceased.
Witness my hand this the 5th
dav of May, 1913.
H. P. Stout,
Administrator of the estate OF
J. M. Vance, deceased.
dit 6w2
Newport daily independent., 1913-05-15
Warning Order.

Jackson Chancery Court.
Elizabeth Agnes Luker, Pam
tiff.
We No. 1927.
John Luker, Defendant.
The defendant, John Lukef' IS
warned to apear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff, H.
lizabeth Luker.
C. E. SMITH, Clerk.
v. G. Richardson, Solicitor Tor
Plaintiff.
Jas. H. Johnston, Solicitor Tor
nonresident defendant.
22d1 wa.
Newport daily independent., 1913-05-15
WARNING ORDER.

Della V. Lawrence, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 2509
Sylvester Lawrence, Defendant.
The defendant, Sylvester Lawrence,
is warned to appear in this Court
within thirty days, and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff, Della V.
Lawrence.
C. E. SMITH, Clerk.
Jones & Campbell, Solicitors for
Plaintiff. AVA.
Newport daily independent., 1913-05-15
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

BY local applications they reach the dis
eased portion of the ear. There is only one way tC
cure deafness and that is by constitution remedies
Deafness Is caused by an inflamed condition of the
mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. when this
tube Is inhamed you have rumblng sound or in.
perfect hearing and when II Is entirely closed Deaf.
ness rs the result, and unless the namma ton can h,
akel out and this tube restored 10 its normal cout
ion, hearing will be destroyed forever nine CAS-,
pat OF ten art caused by Catarrh which rs nothn
out an inhamed condition OF the mucous surfaces
We will give one Hundred Dollars for any cas- IL
Deafness tcaused by cltarrhl that cannot be cured
by Halls CatarTh Cure. Send for circulars free
+, J. CHENEY L co. Toledo q
Sold by Druggists 75, y
Take laliis Family Pills for CONSERVATION
Newport daily independent., 1913-05-15

Carl Bolle of Memphis VII
Join his wife here tomorrow on
a visit to Mrs. Maude .Bayles'
W. L. Horn, an enthssiasti.
good roads man, is expected
here tonight and will try to m
terest the people of the county
more in the work.
S. Heinemann and H. S. SIM
mons returned from Little ROCK
last evening, where they nave
been on business.
Newport daily independent., 1913-05-15
WARNING ORDER.

Jackson Chancery Court.
Ethel Simpkins, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 2513
Eph Simpkins, Defendant.
The defendant, Eph Simpkins, is
warned to appear in this Court within
thirty days, and answer the complaint
Of the plaintiff, Ethel Simpkins.
April 20, 1918.
C. E. SMITH, Clerk.
Jones & Campbell, Solicitors for
Plaintiff. AVA
Newport daily independent., 1913-05-15
WARNING ORDER.

Jackson Chancery Court.
Viola Pritchit, Plaintiff ON,
VS.. o
Elijah Pritchit, Defendant. :.
The defendant, Elijah Pritchit, is
warned to appear in this Court WIN
in thirty days, and answer the com
plaint Of the plaintiff, Viola Pr1tchlt.
April %, 1913. ,,,,r,1 c,ou,,
Jones & Campbell, Solicitors for the
Plaintiff.
las H. Johnston, Solicitor for Non
resident Defendant. awe
Newport daily independent., 1913-05-15
WEATHER FORECAST.
Tonight and Friday showers !;
cooler tonight.
90 90 90 90 &C
HERE AND THERE.

90 90 90 90 90
BARKER cleans and blocks
hats. 36btf.
J. F. Burke Of Jonesboro is in
the city.
Try Virtues Little Liver Pills
at the City Drug Store. O9btf
Go to Prices Bookstore for
all kinds of base ball supplies.
94btf.
r. D. Dennis was in from Cow
Lake today on business for a
few hours.
Fishing Tackle at Prices
Bookstore. 94btf.
I. D. Price for .Croquet Sets.
32btf.
Toilet paper at Prices book
store. 32btf.
T. J. Burton, a prominent cit
izen of Layton, was here Thurs
day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Westcott
of Hot Springs were guests at
the Hazel hotel today.
If you use ball blue, get Red
Cross Ball Blue, the best ball
blue. Large 2 or. package 5
cents.
Mayor J. N. Nance and son of
Grubbs were county seat visit
ors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin B. Hare
we're here today, en- route home
to Auvergne from Heber
Springs.
Ira j. Mack and James H.
Johnston went to Swifton this
morning to attend a sale Of the
store stock of c. G. Nicholson.
Mrs. O. E. Jones of Newport
was in the city between trains
Wednesday morning, en- route to
her home from Paragould, where
she has been attending the Wo-
mans Missionary Conference
Jonesboro Tribune.
J. Hannibal of Aurora, Missou-
ri, private secretary to Superin-
tendent D. w. Hickey of the Iron
Mountain, was here last night,
going to Little Rock.
Mrs. G. w. Willy of Helena,
who has been attending the con-
ference at Paragould, stopped
off here yesterday afternoon for
a few days visit to Mrs. L. Mi
nor before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Helm and
little daughter of Batesville were
here this morning en- route to
Paragould to visit her parents.
Frank Logan Of Portland, Or
egon arrived this morning on
No. 8 and will visit a few days
with T. S. Stephens and family.
Mr.. Logan is an old Jackson
countyan, being raised at Jack
sonport. His many friends well
come his visit to his old home.
Mrs. K. X. Kimberlin of Tuck
erman spent a few hours in the
city Wednesday while en- route
to her home from Paragould,
where she has been in attend
ance upon the meeting Of the
Wonan's Missionary Confer
ence.-Jonesboro Tribune.
Newport daily independent., 1913-05-15
WARNING ORDER.

Jackson Chancery Court.
Polly Shelton, Plaintiff.
VS. No. 1921.
Dee Shelton, Defendant.
The defendant. Dee Shelton, is
warned to appear in this court within
thirty days and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff. Polly Shelton:
C. E. SMITH, Clerk.
April %, 1913.
Jones & Campbell, Solicitors for
plaintiff. AVA
Newport daily independent., 1913-05-15
NOTICE.

In the Chancery May Term 1918.
Board OF of
kansasS
Delinquent Lands G. L. Grant, ct AL
The following all other having
claiming the following described lands lots
and thereof hereby notified that suit pending the
Chancery Court of Jackson County, the May Term 1919
thereof enforce the collections Of Levee Taxes penalty and costs
the suoned list of lands and lots
each opposite his lands and lots
with the everay EACH
Cu1t
Newport daily independent., 1913-05-15
WARNING ORDER.

WARNING ORDER.
Jackson Chancery Court.
NJ. NJ. Stuckey, Plaintiff.
VS.. No. 2514.
Lizzie Stephens, Maidie Stephens,
Ike Stephens, Gladys Stephens, Oran
D. Stephens, Donald Hays Stephens,
Louise Stephens and liberia Steph-
ems, Defendants.
The defendants, Lizzie Stephens,
Maidie Stephens, Ike Stephens, Gladys
Stephens, Oran D. Stephens. Donald
Newport daily independent., 1913-05-15
The
First
NQtiionoI
Bank
NEWPORT, ARKANSAS

Hays Stephens, Louise stephens
Elberta Stephens are warned to
pear in this court within thirty h
and answer the complaint of the b,
tiff, M. NJ. Stuckey.
c. E. SMITH, ClsA !
This April %, 1918.
Jno. & JOS M. Stayton, Phillips, n
house and Boyce, Solicitors ;
Plaintiff.
Gustave Jones, Solicitor for Non.,1
ident Defendant. AVID
Newport daily independent., 1913-05-15
WARNING ORDER,

Jackson Chancery Court.
w. NJ. Masterson, Plaintiff.
VS.. No, d
Katherine Masterson, Defendant
The defendant, Katherine MssI
son, is warned to appear in this ca
within thirty days, and answer
complaint Of the plaintiff, W. NJ Nd
tersOn.
April %, 1918.
c. E. SMITH, Clerk
Jones & Campbell, Solicitors 4
Plaintiff.
Jas. H. Johnston, Solicitor for NJ
Resident Defendant. 4H
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BURNED TO DEATH
IN AN AUTO WRECK

EASTON. Pa. Oct. 12-Pinncd be
meath an overturned. blazing automo
bile near Port Warren. y. J.. TODAY
J. \ Driggs. OF White Haven. Pa
20 severely burned that he died
late tonight In ID hospital here. His
wife. who made an heroic effort 10
rescue him after the machine I'm
which they were riding had crashed
INTO q telegraph pole and upset. is
100 OBJ" hospital suffering from severe
burns
The coup." were returning from 10
"trip to Philadelphia and southern
Sew Jersey when briggs .o., CON
troll of th. machine aud b. .W.-ya,
INTO tho pole Tho ers.u. Wa4
mashed and tho body of the car
became igrifed Mrs briggs uur.d
10 sai''y. bur her husband va pinned
'' his scat 3D.. 'tr sfcrrlrg wheel
piher Tourist ran 90 Ia adj hui &c..
Tor" th'J could reach iIm Dis vif.
dashed into the blazing car Ifar
'."'h.tT caught Fire and ehc bad fo
Dbl" removed fI o. nearby farm hog.a
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ENTHUSIASTIC
MEETING HELD
HON. {. c. DARLINGTON WAS
PRINCIPAL SPEAKER OF
THE EVENING.
Largest Meeting Ever Held In Mar
st-lI County Held In Court
House Saturday Night.

The Republicans of Marshall coun-
~ closed their campaign Saturday
evening when they held one OF l.
greatest political meetings over held
in Moundsville. Hon. r. G.. Darlington
Progressive floor leader Of Maryland
and National Committeeman of m"
Progressive party at Chicago. last
year. was the principal speaker OF
the evening. The circuit room was
packed 10 its capacity and many
standing. United States Senator ".
r. BOrah. OF Idaho. t~elegraphed ~
committee at the last moment hat y
would be impossible for him to attend
due 10 sickness in his family at Wash
ington.
This did not cast a gloom over TIE
large assemblage which had gathered
al the meeting and when +. 4. Kelly.
of MOundsville. who acted as chair
man. introduced Col. C~arrington no
was wildly applauded. Col. Caring
ton told the voters of Marshall that
the present fight in the First Con
rressiOnai district was against the
tarin question which bill had been
r~ailroaded through the Legislature lie
stated that ne was a Roosevelt nan
in 1912 but that he was sim q re
publican and that Republicans have
and were always Progressive
lie was interrupted several tn 90
during his speech BY applause.
&. 4. Wright. county committeeu an
stated Saturday that he places
~iiearne's majority for Mound vile
alone at 500. while the remainine q s-
trict in Marshall county will roll ID
a nice majority for the state Senator.
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GOV. HATFIELD In
BROOKE COUNTY
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF STATE TO
MAKE THREE SPEECHES
TO-DAY.
Will Finish Days Trip In W~elIsburg
To-nisht-Senstor Gof and Sen
ator Hearne in Marshall
County.

The campaign Will be closed to-day
in Brooke county with three speeches
delivered by Governor III. II. Hatfield.
who enters the district TO speak in be
half OF Hon. Julian G. Hearne. The
night Is rapidly drawing e a close. and
the final speechmaking will be made
in a whirlwind trip 10 various parts OF
the district. Governor Hatfield will
speak this morning in Bethany, where
IL is expected that a large number OF
voters will turn out to hear the chief
executive. During the afternoon he
will speak in Follansbee. where an
other large crowd Is promised. but the
principal speech of the day will be
delivered i'm the evening at Wellsburg.
This meeting promises TO be a large
one. as tho Republicans are united
The Governor will arrive there early
in the evening, and will address the
voters in Barth's opera house. where.
the indications promise. "a mammoth
gathering will be present Ills knowl-
edge OF the record Of Mr.. Hearne is
we'll known. and voters will be anxious
20 hear him speak. because OF this
knowledge he has entered the district.
and will talk TO the voters to-day.
Senator Nathan Gof and Hon. .Ji-
Ian G. Hearne will speak in New Mar.
tinsville tonight This promises to be
the biggest meeting OF the campaign
In Wetzel county. During the day Mr..
IIearne will make a whirlwind cam.
paign OF that county. finishing up in
New Martinsyille in the evening. Dur
ing this trip he will speak in Mounds
willie early In the evening.
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BECAUSE THEY DISREobRDEO
WEST VIRGINIA IN SUBMIT
TING BRIEFS.
In Virginia Debt Commission 20 So.
prsme CoUrt For early Set.
tiewent-Nakes Statement

Tho actions - Tho representative
of Virginia on me virginia Debt Com
Dol ission Ia d@.sregsrdinr V..t VIZ
MIA attitude and in aubmi'ting
briefs 20 'he Supreme Court. prayins
hat 10 render a final decision To- tho
u after az soon a. I. crpedIent. were
nverfIy criticized iy Governor BAL.
ueld last uiFhf The states chief
n%vctufiVe wsH in Tho city. stopping
over nIrht a. fhe MrLuro ic Del hero
.u tho Interest Of senator Ucarre
candidacy for COngrssH
9TH" virginia debt ha eIyru mo-
uo little concern since my inauFura.
ion said Tho Governor seem
'p me hat the representative on mo-
part ~ virginia are not Inclined fl
.D.uperafc with my administration OBJ.
fn" commission from fne.i State. u
looking toward % settlement Of fhH
question
House Joint Ro oIlt.ou >a bro.
.idod for fhe appointment of 3d. ,.m.
mI. ion OF oIrrrD from f.I. stIi. Oh.
meet au dtrott with % like romni.
1n boo tho part OF NIreIr.a. with OBJ.
.lJc,t ln Wow ~ MAKING lraI .r.t.
ment on March Do commuufr.t.
f1ls fact 90 Governor Mann. OF Wiz
rInia on April 90 appointed Tho
r1mmi.elOn uOtUIfHsfaudiur Ga.
lI.lrlal disturbance listing ii. tho
Paint aud cabin creek sections n that
me. and the GOOD which had recontlv
Irta-'1fCd .fttions O.. tLe efatc Tho
'liI''l.h a'''.o."i iu Charlie ton
"u .'rr I'D. aud organized Iu,ffing
'Irrlr comm ''..H a later
la W Washington EI. uesfr.
L..L
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VIRGINIA REPRESENTATIVES
CRITICIZED BY GOV. HATFIELD

zion. and 81 was agreed 10 adjust th,
matter at a later date
Regardless az This. tho Nir-ir
commission assisted by tho Ntf5rns
General of Virginia. prepared brio
and submitted Them 10 tb. -rlrrY.
'ourt. with tho petition to speed tf.
cause 900 th" VI. ginia debt matter
lhis was done without giving Tie
Vest virginia commission auy notice
and tho West Virginia authorize.
new o. no such action until fhps ..i.
IoiiI"d in H legal manner ann fr
'unfd fo believe shat fhr represent
i've. un tIn commission from VI
-thtd dld not represent tho state buf
represented the b~oudhUldrr. .4 nm.
nrr-tIrd thr Commonwealth OF N.r.
Iinia Doe" no .prClal interest in tir
Iond held ht others dO nor foe
inclined fo permit Thorn tp have
chars" of Ncet Nire.nIa interest.
without their having f'mr 'o rrrr,r
inform f~l"uHa'tc. ~ West Ntrrfni4
.Ido OF mo contention
have been WORKING r-.afFr.rffy
Tor tl" pact Tow dave 'U PREPARING H
100 n'r reply o. on. f"I't.r. .. I. r..
fir'H r"'rt-nuf. '|... which viii Ir
pro rrt'd to 'nn .urr wf court .r
''frhrr T.. fioW'ur tho court turrff
-Ir''v fI1f fH. Waat Nir.iu.l r.rr
rnfH'is'. have hr'u dIII.srfI. .psr.
rr fo meet tHn uret.ft.r. made. Dos
f" -ufrcwe snurf fool. frrf fls
court vIN 'r f'1f OBJ. position sr
..t" token B.. rf.I..r .rsfIHf r. ..|.
'' accorded f.H ..r. r.r.r.r. f..
'. Nr" 'ufIfI.. 'l r...... .r nrrra-
.rr rHr f.In Nf fhie rI. f.r
~. .Nr'' urf Pol. forced .- Fe.r
r'-r'ef'v H.fh fNfH question vrf.. .
-.fnfe 10 tho fvrnsNin ~ -ur -t1t~
IhfG iB a matter which should 10
gone INTO frnr-r- hIv 8u1 I'D drfrr
1uf ! fool MAT we ore entitled fo CO.
fIiNrIfuf amount OF limo Co.. u@rsUrr.
'If flf. Uulrh Thar U vr proceed
'f' deliberate u.'I u.. action. .I.
m'.f WITH fN. approval OF f.. .ur.....
count H. fIt United sfaIs
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WASHINGTON. u.f -I.e pop
alf. D. Aurri. ..e ab.1l
Doe. a... f.utre.I f.. JOEL.
Nfu.. core. l~c-crdIu. to t.o N..-4.
an .Hrl HI domestic COM --.
Tho exports OF The bureau .1-.4r
tucd o. rspJr. flov4a- t.4t sX.o-.
nt Amer.c.t ,gas lur..E fUc t..4I
year of 1918 reached $1,000 goo dozen
ComUnr"d with "A. pO' iofrr fceu
N''I. a.o Nor. fHI. ... .. .E,
total Wert tu Canada
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nor was first stricken on the night ?
september 20 last. on the platform
100 cooper Union. ~ a fusion ratiu.
cation male while making a stirring
-peeCh.
Bret Sketch.
Horn BOO New Haven. Conn. 90 years
and graduated from Yale unfver
'iy iu tho class of 1879. MIR Wool.
.' -NDftIN hit'rvard entered a bust
.t-. career iu New York and coon H..
fHN o. take am active interest in mol.
l.- IH|. Interest led him 90 affII..
'.'n WIN DE Republican party and ne
,'ruhlica0 be- Was an active poll
' Il.uf' m View York state FOR
when ho ioft that rartv and foineI
l' irorr. .sivc-. hts name was early
to no found ON the roll of De-.
in national. state and City con.
tcutiOu.