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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-03
Lodges and Clubs

The Euterpean program, which was
postponed from last Tuesday night
February "a, viii be given in the First
Christian church on Tuesday evening,
March 4. at eight o'clock. This is the
nth program and there viii be only
a few more meetings this year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-03

David Bispham. one of the worlds
greatest singers. AT the First Christian
church. Saturday evening, $50. Tick
cts, SL00 and SL50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-03

All Druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-12
CADIZ, OHIO

Miss Agnes Wheeler IS home from
West LaF ay'tte.
Elmer Downard was here from Akron.
sunday.
CorWin Lemon vas here from Pitts
burgl. sunday.
Mss Kate simmons has returned from
Cleveland
II b Mcconnell has returned from
Ellsworth Sai,ers was up from Bridge
Mr. aad Mrs C. j. chamberlain are
from Nt clemens
John NrIdIler was here from Pitts
hurCh. THIS week.
Mrs Err,s StrenE - tie guest q
Roy H.atswan. IN Pittsburgh.
John Richie and Miss Bessie R.cGey.
- Soto. were here SATURDAY.
l~.alaN'tt" Norl'v. uf pittsburgh. Is
fh" guest 81 ! h. Mur.ct.
AR and Mrs Perry Hcsford are here
from Gary. Ind
Harpi! Tsrtisklow has returned from
10 tis'f 90 kansas
Harrv. Morse. vas the guest 81 rel
e. from S~fs.rsuNllle. t.iS wees.
Miss Ida S'ct~ has returned nom
Ir 'laronr" Morgan wa here from
ts..beuN.lc. last week.
Nr and Mr. 1sr.r HJrgrove were
h'er from AIera. oI sunday
+ifs a. IS Weave. and - tor Fay.
Too home from Akron
lr nu4 Nirs J. =. oshurn. - Wheel
.rr. Uat" been guests - relative .sre
Mr. ana Mrs IS &C. SIftrr. % Atiarta.
family.
30 ana Mrs @ y Hi-rey are here
fnr fns summer from Gle. elan! and VIII
tr w.f. relatives
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WELLSBURG

OIL well No. ? by the Rock Ledge OIL
Co. - flowing at the rate u 100 oau..S
a day. making the Beech Bottom oil field
me most interesting section Of tie
Barney Rorah. who had been In the
North Wheeling hospital >for severn.
DAYS. died al , O'Clock a m. on T.Ut~-
day. The deceased was ar-. shout 90
years and a C~arTenter by trade.
A. Il. Collett lost two ilagciS IRON lI-
richt hand ans there Is some douut upcIt
being able 10 save ~ thumb N1r Co.-
lett. VINO has been employed N the box
mahing d"partUe-t 90 the Eugle Glass
and Manufacturing Co. got o.. maud
,aught by the circular saw. with ~,
result stated
The program for Benviev an meet
INK and tuaItduQIa u open oI August
:. Is ready Tor the printers. ana Will Boz,
put out IN t1e shape II a neat booklet.
1900 in number The first w..h %; In.
session Will he conducted ~ tle oid-fa%a-
Toned atupince'ing style. whsle the two
rema ming weeks Will be devoted LARGELY
10 lectures. musical ATTRACTIONS ana
readings
Dean Brashear. son Of pr and Mrs. g.
r. Brashcar. VINO has resided IN Dallas.
we nome 81 a'- parents Tor a two wecks
visit. Mr.. Urashears last visit here
VAS six years aco
Mrs. Ida St"e. and daughter. Mis-
Nauden OF A.iuwa. Nebraska. ~ a yisl-
tor At the HON. OF Mrs Steel= aunt.
Mrs. Henry Bennett
. K Jones aRs rrturu' from EnI.-
colt. y. Y. whore he has been eur..y.f
with the Endicott-Ioluson shoe firm.
The young son 81 Mr. and Mrs. Iuo.
M~'LHlE.lin was taken To- Wheeling on
hH-s lay q" lie operated upon for appea-
diC.fis At The Notth Mhe"ung hospital.
Forn-To Mr.. ami Mrs. Daniel St0.ck
or TSursday. July =. a son
Tie music pupils of Miss Daisy W.
tens clas. gave a recital ~ the Hudson
house pITlrfs or Friday ev'uiIN 10 foi.
a nIirue. OF invited friends.
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MOSES PREPARED FOR HIS WORK
(THE STORY.)

roic thoughts and homes. which 10
was certain later 20 min into ba-c,c
deeds. 2 All uucorscious1y Fen,
herself, furnished The education and
framing o. q Who was 20. later do
prtve he- ~ the u-rrcqu!-ed -oI ~ ro-
millions %, serfs. Moses made er,r
of inc wisdom and wealth az Ecyp,.
%, what ho saw and learned onfv
''hded by contrast 20 deepen Tho Les.
sons OF his childhood Tryrt'e 70
NIXON "as dark and ~worthiae- a. com.
iafed 10 hat % Israel Pure ethical
IDEAS p aims o. T%a'riarch'e ehone
ID contrast 10 The sordId ideas and
customs Of Pharaohs.
soon or late Tho ideals % Tsran'
ana Egypt must clash in Moses SON,
ii' must needs make .fn fafef1r
choioe-Erypf n roya.-v' Israel
aid raEs That i- a fal'smarfc roc
OFT f" chos" rather % suffer a..
merton "i'h 'f" people ~ Go1-ea
tHrm@d rcproach ~ Christ rroa.e-
Tlch"'-haf respect 70 rho rocompo-eo
NJ reward Iia had 'ha Vision fha,
'rr's rer-1h'' % her9lem
Nf'" premature move toward oman.
'. patton ."d. under Providence 20 30
t'fnr.n'inn ~ bis education Do made
'"'"7s1rr The aRfIl solitude
'i INDIAN acre e~dlrafita In thorn.
I"'r" r" bad opportunity .n
T'i .1''f" I''" no ffr shepherd 20
review DIS know .rlre NJ Fgvr'4 fl-.
kiat' a'rra'u-' 'aH and custom n,
dor Do" vulnerable points ir pt,.
If'' character and administration.
and a.-0 10 review $50 strength and
HA
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In the Churches

Zion Lutheran Church. 2i1s Market
street. Rev. A. L. Benze. pastor.
sfghth Sunday after Trinity-Sunday
school and Bible classes at s:15 a. m.
Chief service at 10: 80 a. m. This ser
vice will be both English and German.
AZ b English vesper services have
been discontinued until September =.
our English members will please note
this change and attend the morning
services during the summer Quarter.
~ congregational meeting after the
morning service on Sunday. The an.
nual Sunday school and church out.
ing will take place at Wheeling Park
on Tuesday.
First Church OF Christ. Scientist.
A. o. L. w. auditorium. l1l9 Chan
hne street-Services Sunday al II a.
m. subject OF lesson. Sacrament;
Sunday school az 10 a. m: Wednes.
day testimonial meeting at s p. m.
name address. Reading room open
daily. except Sundays and holidays.
trom IL m TO I p. m. also on Satur-
day evenings from : 10 Q o'clock. The
public Is invited to visit our reading
room. No. 11ls Chapline street, and
attend our services
The Third Presbyterian church.
Thirty eighth and Jacob streets !. p
Leyenberger. pastor. The services for
sabbath. July 18th. arc as follovN
Preaching at io:45 n m. at which
time communion will be served. and
Saboath school A. . 30 a. m.
A special preparatory service will
be held Friday evening az : Is p. m.
N speaker for the evening Will be
Rev. J. II. Lawther. OF the FIRST Pres
oytenan church. Bellaire. Onto.
Chapiine Street NJ. F. church. 2slS
Chapline street. T. 6. Meredith. pas
tor. Public worship AT 70 30 and : D..
m. Morning subject Pray. Watch.
Work. Evening The Uniquc Ex-
sltation." SUNDAY school N a.i5 a.
m. Sheldon Joseph. superintendent.
Epworth league Tuesday evening a,
500. Prayer meeting wednesday
evening at 500. A cordial welcome
10 all.
Wayman A NJ F. church: Rev. W.
o. Davis. d. D. pastor. 500 a. m.
prayer meeting. leaders Charles Early
n Margaret Harris. 1915 a. m.
sermon. She Is Fair As the Moon sc
l2:l5 ?. m. class meeting. leaders
h. Davis. c. Early and John Harris.
$50 p m. Sunday school. Moses
Prepared for His Work. TX 2:ll.25.
Lawyer F J Graham. superintendent
ESQ p m. A G.. +. League. Mrs.
Margaret Harris. president. 80 =.
m. Necessity Of Christian Watchful-
ness. Monday evening. official
board. Tuesday evening. FraterraI
Union. Wednesday evening. pravor
meeting. Strangers and the generous
public + invited to he present and
worship with US as all are welcome
Pews are free.
81 Paul's Episcopal church. Mar
tins Ferry. The Eighth SUNDAY after
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Moses IS easily the towering per
sonality OF the Old Testament. HIS
achievements place him foremost
among the wonder.wo-kers og Proyl.
1ence The question. Whence came
bis wisdom and power" IS no. specu.
Iative BY practical The PREPARATION
- Moses FOR his work illustrates how
al patriots may be gotten ready -.
First he vas well-born No- IN the
sense that a golden spoon was IN his
Mouth or a silken canopy over his
crib. The p!e'y % h!5 parents vas a
greater endowment than A IA bank
account They recognized that tnei-
son was an instrument a. for Gods
purposes. They risied their lives 20
save him IN spite % tho kings com.
mandment In THIS they were iupelf-
I'd not by mere natural affection bu.
~ faith they saw IN him tho DO
rverer destined ~ break rho railing
yoke ~ bondage and lead Gods p.0-
pie from the brick kiin4 in Eryot 20
the Highlands ~ Canaan o. fte I'm.
pressible years IN which hl- opn
mother Vas permitted ~ kaeu tho
child he vas thoroughly grounded .r
me thrilling history ~ the patrIarchs
and IN the hlgh opcr of Israel Ua
learned also that rho Hab-.us uae-
not always 20 Do saves and thar como
ono was ~ he fhn'- deiitere- u.
vas taught also that 20 was through
Israel hat al nations we're % fn
blessed The boy Moses lived in rho
Atmosphere % those glorious forss
The inspiration ~ them revcr In't
him ' when a. length he OK.
changed bis mothers cottage FOR
Pnaraoh's palace DO carried u.'h him
ne inefac"ahia teaching Hle moth
or endowed him With a legacy ~ DO.
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July 20. 4. m, The Consummation
OF the Kingdom"
July 20. p. m. The Problem OF Pow.
erty; the Crime OF Oppression"
July p. a. m. The Beggar at the
Gates"
July -. p. m. The Problem OF Sor.
row and Suffering"
sunday marks the one hundredth
anniversary OF the landing OF the Jud-
o II at Rangoon. Burmah. and the
beginning OF American mission work
IN foreign lands. A survey OF Jud-
sons remarkable life will be given in
the morning service. Baptlsmal ser
Vice in the evening. Special meeting
OF the Junior Choral Union Sunday
morning at 900 O'Clock sharp.
Identity with Jesus Christ" is the
thought OF the mid-week prayer ser
vices at 7:45 Wednesday evenings.
Specific studies OF our oneness with
b Master in. l. HIS death: .. His
resurrection and life: g.. His suferings
and service: 1. His Inheritance OF Clio
~. \ hearty welcome awaits YOU at
all services Of the church. You will
be- SO glad you came that you'll come
again.
81. James Evangelical Lutheran
Church. li09-lil1 Chapline street.
R"v. \ ". Werder, pastor: Rev. VI.
Steuer. assistant pastor-The ser
vices and meetings during the week
VIII BE-. Eighth Sunday after Trim
IS. $50 a. m. Sunday school and
f."l" classes. English and German:
1880 a. m. German services. Mon
day evening. teachers meeting sun
day. July 20. there will be no services
In the church. On that dav the con
creation IS invited 20 attend the ser.
vices ~ the chapel Services on the
last sunday Of July. August and Sep
tember Will be English. All are cor.
daily Invited.
s. James Evangelical Lutheran
Chapel. Elm Grove. W. Va. Rev. VI
S'euer. pastor-The services and
meetings during the week Will be.
Eighth sunday after Trinity. $50 a.
m. sunday school and Bible classes.
Tuesday evening. teachers meeting.
ST. Matthews Lutheran Church.
BenwoOd. ". Va. Rev. George +.
Helm. pastOr-Tho services and meet
'Gr- during The week will be. Eighth
sunday after Trinity. g 30 q m. sun
cas school and Bible class for adults;
100 20 @ IN. preaching esryices IN the
German language" July 10 The annual
~Hf day school picnic Will be held on
H'fr's farm. in Browns rln Games
ana races VIII Doe held for the enter.
'airrent o; 20" children. Refresh
Worts viii be sold on the picnic
grounds. bring The children Tor a
DAYS outing Neo' ~ The church a.
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THE TEACHERS LANTERN

Moses Hebrew home was rie pr
may school fn r0' 'ha r.Ffucrfa
- religion there All DBL. arrrrfs
Tas A sIpor-frIcfure on that folrHa
ion H. parents we're DIE teachers
Right 1el did hey arq1i' f~herar'vos
n heir flpremsly imr0~ arr 'atk
The palace 81 Pharaoh was
Nofes' intermefia'e rchOo. 8 -o,4'
our is rof merely FL place ~ .IvIr.
1If ono ~ u~npara'lf.rf opportunity
There NoroF saw MOI only frn rrer
10 ~ ne monarch. tgf o. aI .'.rg
y rgr ana princes as ur.l There DO
-olId obqnrve international affair. a-f.
relations Nth s'rvlia- facility 10
- ieve1 Dc may also have studied 20
Jne ~ ne naf.o0a. uri.s-aI All
hat H~erod0fus and PLATO harmed 'r
aver years az visitors N0.r. 'sIrref
- = member 90 'ra ROYAL family
Erp' was fne greatest rif.nr f.-
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hEN'S CLASS WILL HOLD
SOCIAL AND EETERTAINrENr

The Mems Bible Class OF the West
WI ceiling II. + church will hold a social
session this eVenins. preceded by an en-
tertainment A feature OF the excellnt
program which Will be rendered. = an
address by Rev. Ross sullivan. During
the evening refreshments will be served
The following program has been ar
ranged
Opening Chorus.
Vocal Solo-Selected Hester Wolfe
keadlng ........... GenevieVe koepier.
Nocal 500 Clyde Healey
Reading .............. clara Stiles.
vocal selection ...-...--. Men Chorus.
Thirty Minute Talk. Rev. Rose sullivan.
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services.
81. Andrews Episcopal churc1.
corner Eon and Thirty-seventh
streets. Rev. James 2 Fish. ecto
Eighth Sunday after Trinity. SURF
day. July 18th. 1918. $50 a. m. Sun
day school: n 30 a. m. celebration OF
holy communion and sermon: $50 p.
m. evening prayer and sermon.
ST. Matthews Episcopal church.
corner OF Chapline and Fifteenth
streets. the Rev. Leonard w. :.
Stryker. rector. The services during
the week will 10 as follows Eighth
Sunday after Trinity SUNDAY July -.
1913. { a m. holy communion. IL. 80
n. IT.. morning prayer. li,any and ser
mon; 9:I5 n. m. Sunday school: geo
m. Sunday school AZ -. Paul's
Elm Grove. 7:45 r. m evening pray
er and address. St. Paul's Elm Grove.
Services FOR the week ending Satur-
day. July 18th. will bc discontinued.
Triadelphia VI. f. church. for July
IL. International Sunday School
Day n a. m: short sermon by pas
ton on h subject AZ II a. m: Ep-
worth league AT 7:l5 p. m: sermon
by the pastor at : p. m. special
music by the choir and sunday
school Everybody cordially invited.
n. l. Reid. pastor. will preach at
Valley Grove school IIouse by spec
ial request NJ 4 p. m. next Sunday.
WRrwood Christian church corner
Richiard Rvcnu" and seventeenth
street. II. l. Miller. pastor. Bible
school at 2 - a m. sharp. Preach
INK and communion at lo.45 a m.
There Will be no christian Endclvor
service during July and August.
Preaching AZ 5 p. m. Regular mid
week prayer meeting Wednesday
evening NJ : y m. All cordially in
Nited 70 attend those services.
Vance Memorial church. Rev. ].
VI. Potter. pastor. Morning services
at 10 o'clock. 40 evening services.
sabbath school at 9.45 n IN. and
Young Peoples meeting nj : p. m.
-. Lukc's p. = church. Rcv. Jacob
birmingham. rector. SUNDAY school
At ?i5 a. m; morning prayer and
sermon a. 1880 n m. and evening
PRAYER and sermon A. so. Rev.
birmingham is az homo now and will
hold the usual services at the church
throughout tho summer.
Second Presbyterian Church. =
Market and Twonticth streets. Rev
Thomas Grier Koontz. n. u. pastor
Services az i" 30 a N. md : - y m
sabbath school NJ $40 q m: Chris
'iau F,ndoavor meeting NJ Gas p m
prayer meeting Wednesday NJ : 2 m
The pastor will preach SUNDAY morn
Ing on Communion Service. and iu
the evening on a Dream Of History"
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Trinity. s:15 a m. Sunday school
1880 a. m. morning prayer and ser.
mon. Subject. wild Grapes" 1890
p. m. Evensong. and the first OF a
series OF lectures having to do with
the history. doctrine and ministry OF
the church. Did Henry VIII Found
the Church of England" A cordial
welcome TO strangers at all OF these
services.
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street Pastor Arden q Miller. Sab
bath school. s:+5 a m Morning preach
ing. IL o'clock Missionary progress In
Burma the topic. Evening preaching at
20. subject. the completeness OF the
N~lhsysrd M1d-week prayer service We'd
nesday. 9:45 ?. m
North street Methodist Episcopal
Shurch. Firth and Market streets. joan
n, Hess pastor: services Sunday. July
- 1913. are as follows: SUNDAY school
go a m. W. A Wilson. superintendent.
az l.se a m. the pastor will preach
tne hrst OF a series OF short practical
ermons on Some Little Things in the
Bio!e. topic. "A Little Strength at
go p m. the second of the gospel talks
on Heavenly Railroad" Get Your
ticket The Epworth League is in
charge of both services and the Officers
or the League will be Installed at the
evening service. Epworth League. 200
p. m. topic. The Distressed on the Jeri-
enc Road. Thomas Neidert. leader. We'd
nesoay. 500 y. m. prayer meeting.
Thursday. : 80 2. m. Ladies Aid Society
meeung Friday. 500 p m. choir re
hearsal All are cordially invited to
these services
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Services for sunday. july 18th and
following we"ks NJ Trinity Lutheran
church Regular morning worshfp.
sunday 1880 a III. SUNDAY school
? 20 a. m. Ncsp"- : IS p. IN. Regrl-
lar monthly meeting AZ the Brother
hood Of Trinity Tuesday evening. :
,. m. PRAYER service Wednesday.
as ?. m ST. 9. +. $50 p. IN. Regu-
lar services Sunday. July 90
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s. Paul's Evangelical Church. Thir
ty-"lghth and Wood streets. August
tasChe. pasfOr-Suuday Biol"
Sc-ool a. @:l5 a. % English services
~ l' 30 a N No evening service.
moonlight excursion "Wednesday. July
10. on steamer JOe Fowler. Roat viii
leave Bloch's wharf at 40 =. m.
wharf az 7.45 ?. n.
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Thomson VI = Church. &c South
broadway. on tho Island. ". @ Har.
finger. pastor-l0 n m. Bible study
In classes. 1880 n m. communion
service. 6.45 p. IN. Epwor'h League.
- ?. n the District SIperint.nd-
ent. VI. F. Compton. n d. viii
preach. Good music. Men without
Their coats ? welcome Everybody
Is welcome AZ the Thomson church
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First English Lutheran Church. W.
= pNsin-er. pastor-ThC usual wor-
snip Tor the eighth sunday after Trim
lty. 1913" a m. sunday school. $50
a m. sunday school AZ Warwood. and
at tdsewood NJ , 20 p m. Worship
AZ Narwood and a. Edgcwood az a.
everybody welcome. No evening ser.
vice az First church
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ST Paul's Episcopal church. Mar
tins Ferry. The Eighth Sunday after
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Edg"wood Lutheran Church. Edcing-
ton Lane, G. ? Koch. pasctor-Sunday
school az 3 p. N. preaching ser.
VIC" at 10 p. IN. Every body vel.
come.
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First Christian Church. ". II.
Fields. pastor-The First Christian
church worships at the Scottish Rite
Cathedral. corner Fourteenth and BY
ron treets. Services Sunday. July -.
bible school at ?.30. X. =. Truxell.
superintendent. communion. l0:45.
preaching. II: evening service. rs:
prayer meeting on Thursday evening
At .:i5 AT the Second Presbyterian
church. corner Twentieth and Market
streets.
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Evening Service.
Anthem-'God BE Msrciful" Crarme
'fieTtory-M My Faith Looks UD to
lNtt ....... .....- =gruatker
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-'n."' da-r -'-a ra~
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-23
WOMAN DESCRIBES
LIFE IN WEST
MRS. DR.. FULLER GIVES EAST
ERNERs STORY OF HER ExPE-
RIENcEs NEAR MISsOULA.

Mrs. Holmes Fuller, who, with her
four years in a logging camp 40 miles
north of Missoula, Mont, is in st.
Louis visiting her father, william H.
Thomson, vice-preSident Of the Boat
mems bank, at 1905 Lindell boulevard.
She has also been staying at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Charles Cum
mings Collins, 20 Lenox place.
Mrs. Fuller, when seen at the home
of a sister, Mrs. George w. Tracy,
415SA Mcpherson avenue, said:
The altitude of the west is too
high for me to stand continuously, and
| have come back for a recreation. ]
also wished to have a minor operation
performed and came On here to have
it done. I expect DR.. Fuller to come
to ST. Louis some time in March, and
I will then return to Montana with
him."
Mrs. Fuller's life in the west with
her husband has teemed with adven-
ture and unusual experience. DIR. Full
ler's practice is such that he is absent
from home for days at a time. and
where immediate relief was needed,
Mrs. Fuller has sometimes set broker
limbs, bandaged wounds and given
prescriptions as temporary relief until
her husband could return.
Often she has accompanied DR.. Full
Ter in his long rides and drives across
the country and so has endearcd her
self to a wide community.
Il have merely helped the little ]
could when the opportunity presented
ITSELF" she said. "At times I have
been for days in charge of the dis
pensary my husband conducts while
he has been absent, and in this way
really obtained credit for doing more
than | actually did. ] love the west
and its life and its big, open-hearted
people.'-St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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'THAW WILL REMAIN
IN ASYLUM
GOVERNOR SULZER SAYS THAT
COURTS HAVE RULED AND HE
WILL NOT INTERFERE,

Albany, N. Y, Feb. Ex-Governor
Sulzer announced tonight that DR..
John w. Russell, superintendent of
Matteawan state hospital for the
criminal insane, had told him today
that he thinks the mar who offered
him $40, 900 if he you'd aid in the re-
lease of Harry K. Thaw is named John
Anhut."
AS a result of his information, the
governor said his committee of inquiry
had issued a subpoena for John Mich
olson Anhut, whose name ppears in
a New York directory. If located he
will be asked to appear before the
committee Monday, when the inquiry
into charges that William F. Clark,
secretary of the committee, had used
the governors name without authority
in an attempt to secur Thaw's re-
lease, will be resumed.
The governor, in a statement issued
tonight, said that DR.. Russell called
on him today to tell all he knew con-
corning the attempts to bride him in
the interest of Thaw's freedom
Substantially he told me this the
statement adds, that sometime last
December he was invited by
telephone to New York to
meet a man whom he thinks is
named John Anhut. DR.. Russell met
this man, who told him he could make
$4,000 if he would help get Thaw out
of the asylum. Subsequently this man
(Anhut) met him again in New York
and made the same offer. DR.. Russell
said he declined the offer on both oc-
c%asions.
Il told DR.. May no n had author
ity to use my name in this matter;
that l was not in sympathy with
ThaW; that I would do nothing di-
rectly or indirectly to get him out of
the lunatic asylum; courts had passed
upon the Thaw case, and 1 was bound
to assume from the DEGREES of the
courts that Thaw was insane. So far
as l am concerned, Thaw viii stay in
the asylum until the end"
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