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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-22
CYCLONE IN INDIANAPOLIS
Several Injured When Terrific Gale
Sweeps Hoosier Capital.

indianapolis, March 22.-Several
persons were injured by a gale which
swept the city at daybreak. At times
In spots the wind reached the a!mer-
sions OF a cyclone. The property
damage in the state will run into tens
of thousands of dollars. Frankfort,
Marion, Lafayette, Terre Haute.
Bloomington, Fortville. Greenfield and
other places were in the storm swept
area and each reported heavy loss.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-22
Upton CHANGES HIS TERMS
VIII Probably agree 10 Build a Nine
ty-Foot Yacht.

London, March 22.-Sir Thomas
Upton has decided upon the modifca.
tons he will make in the terms under
which he is willing to build another
yacht and race for the Americas cup,
but he will not discuss them until he
learns whether the Royal Ulster
Yacht club will approve of them.
He will notify the yacht club Off
GERS OF his proposals, and should they
agree he will forward a new challenge
to the New York Yacht club at nee
II is presumed generally that Sir
Thomas will agree to build a ninety
foot boat, as the terms of the deed OF
gift of the cup demand, according to
the Interpretation Of the New York
Yacht club.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-22
EIGHTY-MlLE MICHIGAN GALE
Terrific Wind Sweeps State, Killing
One and Iniurina Scores.

Detroit, March 22.-All Of Michigan
trembled under the force of an eighty
mine-an-hour gale which swept the
state. Wires to every section Of the
state are Frustrated, but from the
meager flashes 1t Is known the dam
age is universal throughout the state.
Scores of persons were injured, but
only one fatality is reported.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-22
ATTORNEY IMPUGNS WITNESS
Charge Made at Harvester Truss
Hearing.

Omaha, March CIV. j. PLANT,
general agent OF the international
Harvester company at Omaha, was
cross-examined at the opening of the
hearing In the governments antitrust
suit. The governments attorneys tried
to show that statistics submitted by
the witness were incorrect.
In response to a protest by the gov
eminent Attorney McHugh for the
company promised to arrange docu'
ments concerning the number Of deal
ers handling the company's goods 50
as to facilitate checking them up.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-22
This WOMAN
HAD MUCH PAIN
when STANDING
Tells How Lydia E. inkham's
Vegetable Compound made
Her a Well Woman.

Chippewa Falls, Wis., have al
ways he'd great confidence in Lydia E.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-22
Or. friedman Ia Barred.

Philadelphia, March 22.-No tempo
rary medical license will be granted
by the Pennsylvania state board OF
medical examiners to DR.. F. F. Fried
mann Of Berlin, who asserts that he
has discovered a ure for tuberculosis
This statement was made by DR.. J,
n. Badly. president Of the board.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-22
Blizzard In Wisconsin.

Milwaukee, March IA blizzard
is general throughout Wisconsin. The
storm is a mixture of now and sleet
and is affecting traffic considerably.
Street cars are badly ~congested ir
Milwaukee and interurban traffic
threatens to be tied up, as there seems
no abatement In sight. The train
service on the steam roads Is said
not to be affected.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-22
Are Yon Constituted Z

If SO, get a box of DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, take them regularly and
your trouble will quickly disappear.
They will stimulate the liver, improve
your digestion and get rid of all the
poisons from your system. They will
surely get you well again. 25c at all
druggists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-22
Property Damage Heavy.

Louisville, KY March 22.-Ffrst re-
ports from points in the Central
South, which was swept by a terrific
wind storm, tell of considerable prop
erty damage, but loss of life Is not
mentioned. Wires are down through
out Kentucky and much of Tennessee.
A sixty-mile wind blew at Nashville.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-22

tx s Vegeta-
bic Compound as l
found it very good
for organic troubles
recommend it
highly. | had dis
placement, back
az h e and pains
when standing on
my feet for any
length of time, when
| began to take tn
medicine, but / am
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-22

Foley Kidney Pills will reach your
individual case if you have any form of
kidney or BLADDER trouble, any back
ache. rheumatism, uric acid poisoning
Or irregular and painful kidney action.
They are strengthening, tonic and cura-
tive, and contain no habit forming
drugs. For sale by all druggists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-22
The Cause of Rheumatism.

Stomach trouble, lazy liver and de-
ranged kidneys are the cause of rheu-
matism. Get your stomach, liver,
kidneys and bowels in healthy condi.
ton by taking Electric Bitters, and
sou will not be troubled with the
pains CT rheumatism. Charles B. Al
len, a SCHOOL principal, of Sylvana,
Ga, who suffered indescribable torture
from rheumtism, liver and stomach
trouble and diseased kidneys, writes:
''All remedies failed until l used Elec.
trio Bitters, but four bottles of this
wonderful remedy cured me complete.
ly." Maybe your rheumatic pains
come from stomach, liver and kidney
touhles. Electric Bitters will give
you prompt relief. 90 and 81. Recon-.
mended by all druggists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-03-22
Woman Killed BY Exposure.

Kankakee. ILL.,, March 22.-While q
commission waited In the courtroom
to conduct a sanity inquiry over Mrs.
John Kemp. aged eighty-three, word
was brough that her body had been
found along the bank OF Soldier
creek. Death was due to exposure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
LOWER PRICES STIMULATED PLACING
OF LARGER ORDERS ON STEEL MARKET

NEW York;. Aug. 7I-Greater VI
tality was evident In the steel trade
Vast week. lower prices stimulating the
placing OF larger contracts for finished
products
The STANDARD OIL COMPANY bo.gh- 30
o. IONS OF steei plates from the Tuftsi
states steel corporation. 20 be used "a
The same interest, also t0us Z iO.oop
ooxes % Tin plate from Welsh mills
Manufa turers using wire prodIrts
placed contracts covering six months
re~quirefneuts. aggIegat'ng 5000" tons.
with ta@ American steel q Wire 49,
pany. Ia a few instances 31s5 flr nails
and $40 FOR plain wire Sere -nfdrd
week A. these base price,
Au'omob!le naugTa,ture-S arr aE-..
cultural Implement makers place. IT, 70
soutrarts fOr steel sheets ~ 10 fur
blocks and 81 - Tor ga4rsrtZsI The
Iarge contracts fur steel bars 80 4rsd O..
the 1n-fernstforu lis-tes'e- ~riruan
noted = f~W weeks AK. sr~ understood o..
have de- elopet al average price urIe
y 30. base. ff' fN" open market VS.
efrengtlereI D.. - large business ana
the current rare on small fonuss,s Sc
now 81 80. base
Structural WorA was more active. tho
fahricatinE shops taking orders f0r fn
900 tons In o." aggregate
The Pennsylvania railroad .- ssoe.ted
% distribute contracts frr fs.. urI tons
rails for 1914 shipment esris merit mont
Rail contracts .a~f week we're -. 600 tour.
LnrludinK 1900 tons ror sport
. The steel corporation .s's To- tie ~er.
bought 10000 tons hasi. iron 90
vslisy furnace for prompt fImert atI
> 900 tons extended deliver vas sold ~.
SO. VuteJ 20 Other interests
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ROOSEVELT
AUTOBIOGRAPHY
tcontinued from Fourth Pase.)

never LOST his wheel. He also never fail
many OF these scorcherS were profes-
siOnal riders who deliberately violated
me law To see II they could not get away
from him. FOR the wheelmen roon get TO
know the officers whose beats they
cross.
The Yankee. though y tail. powerfui
man and a very good rider. scarcely came
Ip To- tie German IN either respect. lie
possess~d exceptional ability. however.
~ well a. exceptional nerve and c~oolnesS
rud ne also won mis- promotion. lie stop
ped about as many hut when
ga" horse Was really pantc-Stricken he
usually had 20 turn his wheel loose.
getting a nrm grip on the horses --ins
anu ttsn KICKING hts wheel 80 that u
would fall out Of the way or injury rom
Tie wagon. IN one occasion he had a
ngat with - drunken and reckless Grfver
W." Wa urging iu top speed a spirited
horse. lie mrs. got hold "f the horse.
"~her-upon the driver lashei both him
and the beast. and the animal. Already
mad with terror. could not b. stopped.
The officer had Or ~uur>" kicked away
has wheel al tie beginning. and art-r DO
INK dragged along FOR some distance Re
let g. the heast and made q grab az the
wagon To driver ~ him with hts
whIp. bgf he managed 10 get IN. and ar
ter q vigorous tus-le overcame sis man.
and disposed ~ him ~ getting nim
Town AMI ~lttlug or him This left las
andS free for tie reins. RS degrees ~
gof the horse under control. ana grove
the wagon round 90 the Ntsfiou-hotS-.
~ti sitiur Oh lis victim. = j%ouncr' up
and iovr on him to keep him g4I~t
when ne turned ugly 10 remarked to
me parSuth~ti~aIly. Having disposed ~
the wagon. he took fhr man rounr 20 ~ .
court. and on tHe vsy tho prisoner sud-
denly SprSng on him and tried 10 fhrot-
;i' him convinced at last that pa-ferce
mad ceased {" hs q virtue. L. guleteI
Ni~ asSa'lArt with = smash m -. head
that took all the fat out or him until
- was brought before the Judge and
fined. Like tho othe- "lirvcie cops" thfs
oNIr~r made a numher Of arrests uf
criminals. such a. thieves. iEuWaN men.
AMI tho like. IN addition 20 hfS natural
preV- scorchers rInaways. and reckless
drivers
The third mcmbe- or the trio. a t1iI
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= Nire't interest o. Lending Institutions
IN London and Paris. and mad an fuuu-
erre on the renewal 81 sales from tho~.
sources In the New York market
TIE showing OF Tire great foreign gov
eminent banks - significant uf tho eN-
teustve preparations witch have 90,
made Tor IL" expected strain Of Co.. com
ing autumn Reserves aud bllI.ou lYld-
insr O. the liauk ~ England exceed
rose Tor am AuguSt since 40
re New York clearing upIsS banks.
W"he now stronger In reserves than %
wear ago. nave been pursuing q cautious
p"tl'h about putfiug uuf urW loans ~
'ept Tor short periods Tie placing OF
60 -fhinent fuud- With southern ana
t."Ne part of TIE sNp-ctri demand CON
NeW York cash reserves.
copper and cteCtrir stocks responded
20 good trade news. Tie steel t-ate
'""ls anxious over ne question whether
huying - 20 be stimulated o., ~iig-
price concessions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
ELEMENTS OF NEUTRALITY AFFECTED
; NEW YORK STOCK MARKET LAST WEEK

VIEW YORK. aug. .A-TLere were eie-
ments OF uncertainty In the outlook both
Tor financial and general Affairs which
for a heSitattng movement o.
stocks this week. The doubtful factors
had special force in view ~ the sNtenr
10 whict tht recent rise In prices had
Iredicat@d a Tearing OF the financial hor-
lion The strained relations between the
United states and Mexico. the continued
drouth in the est and the immi-
hence OF the interior crop moving de
nand for cash were tire dominant tn
nuences on securities.
Stocks OF corporations having direct
interests in Mexico responded
ouSly TO the varying news Of the week.
The Mexican position. however. lad q
FAR wider bearing than OIL these special
stocks, as shown ~ tie serSitfvrr~ss
81 foreign stock markets tJ~he news.
' Foreign financial authorities repo-'
vague apprehension o. foreign defaults.
The distributing news from Mexico.
Venezuela and the Balkans therefore had
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25

80 qrrerfs were made SATURDAY. -s
ilqrt this evening
NHnf local persons attended, % r
M~"fnds.ile 'nautauqHa sr~ferdnv a~frr.
To ewri0.ea 80 enc Riverside works
~ The @~afl"rHl Tube rowpare wrt~ psfJ
NJ Inst -uf.rIf.
TIC tfHfr. .If .nrrrrffrrrrrr were
ara 2 closed gl .sr ro4fnrIar. f..a Df.
serving tho Sfrfa- "hfu fave" urfrr
uT. Hoiur enforced
Re- 1eoter Ue m raa'or ~ 20 81.
Nnffrfr- |rfheraH .h"r.N. VIII arrive
fn, latter part OF tUe wee. f.ru
f|I1 Morrison arH con .. So.
Na.ff0 street. leff aHf1rdat frr r.r.e
.. f. go ffe I.. 1901 VISIT -or . res
dave
uIes Anna efrotsr o. fri- rI., vuI
rrfs fHfaf rrr FofIrrhu. U wtr-r no
VIII aurrf o. f.v otfa nIf. fr.sfI. and
rF'... lr
Mffaw 'lrmar 100 resumed DE- o.
We o. TO Nrff g frra-J arer HaIna
ffrrcr
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sinewy man with flaming red hair,
which rather added 10 the terror he iu-
spired In e~vtl-doers, was usually stat
Toned In a rather tough part Of the city.
where there was a tendency OF crimes,
81 violence, and incidentally an OccAs-
ionsl desire TO harass wheelmen. The
OFFICER WAS as good on his wheel AZ On
II. and ne speedily bliShed perfect
order on his beat. being always willing
TO take chAnces' Ia Eettine his man
when ~ became his duty - arrest A
wealthy man for persistently refusing
20 have his carriage lamps lighted after
Same indifference that he displayed In
sr-estinE a str-ot-corner tough who had
The POLICE as Piremsn.
Occasionally = policeman would per
iorm work which ordinarily comes with
vember. 1896. an onicer who had Prev
i1usly saved "a man from dealt by
drowning added to his record by 49,
OF the time asleep. when he was aroused
~ e nre IN % house a few doors away.
itunninE Owe the roofs 70 the adjoin-
ing hoUFss until he reached the burn
fourth floor the flames had cut of all
eNit from an apartment IN which there
nfty. and ~" Of the others with n six
months-old-bsby. Thp onicer ran down
the adjoining house. broke open the
door or the apartment on the same
rou@th- crept out on the
coping. less than three inches wide that
ran from one house to the other. Retnc
a large and very powerful active man.
he managed TO keep hold OF the casing
or the window with one hand. and WITH
the other to reach 70 tho window OF IN.
apartment whore the women and child
were. The hremen apDeared. ard
stretched q net Underneath. n crowd
that was looking on suddenly hecam.
motionless and silent Then. one nv
one. he drew the women out OF tr.Ir
window and holding them tight against
tho wall passed them into the other
window. The exertfpn IN such AZ A.
NtIde was great. and he strained him
scr badly. but he po~-essed q practical
mind. ana A. soon as the women were
saved he began a prompt fnyeStiFafi.n
r. tho cause Of tire hr~. and arrested
two men whose caTelessnFss as was ar
tefw.fd proved. caused -
lie 49,. a....L---.-. ~. 49,
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sohool Buiidinr- in oood snape.

Tho .arIfo~- or ne various school
buildings % fnfs .i'~ wIU start psnfE f..-
morning eieauiuC re Hu'1!IrFa and PM
INK them .r tfef class shape for tho
opening ~ SCHOOL rerF T~usaIat morn
fE september =. All f-c luii1frEs uI.t
nr rr~ulhed auU me Window cleaned
THO h~aseu~rfv ltNe been whltcwaaheT
and everything vii In ready r1f fr~
opening
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HazIett's Local Stock,

WHEELING. - "a TX -. g.
The rollo~ins quotations Or 80 more
arLta Wh~~ifuE stGrEa are corrected
daily for the T~ntsiuGsncsr ~ Howard
HaElett q ron. local brokers
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AND GAS

The weekend OF Developments In IN.
ssstsrn fields presented very little out
hufalo district. Brooke county. and
located below Nsllsburg. ". Va. L.
s,"in 10 tHe front ~itn a good Produce
me new strike il the kockledge OIL
,ohni any = second test on the Campbell
Nelis farm and IL estimated to be good
es,imst.5I a. Nh, = aaS IL a. good as
""I Geo. in % tnat locality. The oil
was encountered In the Berea grit and
tue loo atou ~ ;he We. IL 400 feet east
OF the Horseshoe ti C~ompany's test on
the e. Wells farm
TIE lower counties are completing "A
good many wells and among the number
creek. Big sandy district. hanawha
'"HhtN. the railing hocN camel COal
'0mpany has drilled It's 40 ~ on IT.
own property through the Weir sand anu
mas ~ 80 barrel producer. lu the 81 us
district. the South Penn on Company
40 on ~. j. e.. M+ai-rs farm j. pro.
du'ins e" barrels "a dHN In Eik district.
the ". =. Edwards Opi Compauy i drill
lax ia the sand Ut a test on the q. "
q ogyaIt farm.
Dry in Big Injun sand.
IN Blr'" run. mon instinct. clay
county.tn' & nited ruci Ga- company
n~S ".t-> 49, t"st "H The hr""n-''aS
ana Too ttat formation barren. o.,
u44il'I snu thr"ash the Gordon. ca
make the test more Complete - Will t-
ant- HtHH,n, busa. d~istrtc, Lincoln
'"uuiN. ih~ hIg rr~k Development coma
isuN tas drilled No = on tie NJ. y. Law
renee farm through the Be-ea Erit anu
has q D. barrel puiuper
Ia spencer dI-tTir,. i;usue county. the
Usher 'll company ua~ drilled 80 % "u
the e. Z. smith farm through the second
COW rum sand and ha- = 20 barrel EuIn DO
80. This l~"cgtipu is 500 iret west of tfi"
same eonpar, = test on the T.. T. cross
farm 20 "a" sam district. IsuninEs
pi'-. have dTuIeu fu-lr test co., the GOff-
ii-ck farm through the Reres grit rud
nave e .slT gdEser
- AaFuHmn LHHaNH.|H HH"HHhHn .uLr %
-" south Penn Oh company has dri..-
81 80 4 nu IN" " " laugh farm
TumIsr pu VILE, hrau'h - lac.-
wood rom. Grant district. Mstz"i couH-
-. tre tiop" natural 1a~ ""mIsny has
| urill~d . ~-tond test or the ". e. Hem
thorn farm through the Gordon sand
aud has = good Ea~s"r
| Harrison county. the Hope NAtural 'sas
3 ruu.paHS has dT4l.cd 4 test pu the Fierce
tdeb"t' "iu farm through ~" Gordon
rLwp"r b. Nun Moore fuU 90 Snsm-
I~"r di.frI't the philadelphia CONF
2 Ian. Doe drilled O. t"st "u th. b. T. SUIT
% farm through the h.tL sand 81!
ns~ s stSs-r IN court House district.
t.'~ "t'lrf,. CO." tiore Natural Gt
3 ,.uptr5 has drilled = ts-t on IN. IS o..
Drlulns sud Starting Tests.
ustf ron '"unf. ~" i.t 1Io.e realty
Hmp~nE l- drilled " test On TIE ~
o.. J.h.s'u iArig on Losi ,feek.
.. 900. '.ufilr 90 q test on the 2 L.
West +.u On V~sf Fofs liver
rf..tl 4t-tf.f fta A.4rer ttf COM
O. % tusu.sri ..W "u Lost and
iIntk creeks. fs.a.' H"letfI.f. the W-st
Nreinhf '''ifti ''h- '"''i.'n' J 'ril,
.tE f'.l- "n m. N"-"' u blrI aud
mats i.1vafd~ faHu. 'n Tuttl~ Tree
4 iu Is @ mon Instr Trainer bros have
started d, ..-t 900 the Solomon
.H-. .HrH" H.U .A. HHHHH. for "A HsfUE"N
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Manv residents practi-slIs ever
ueer ~ tho wafef ~ fhr UeuWH1d .trI
MrMrch~u Consolidate water tomp4rt
have signed o. petition uf.ch vfI He
r.t. 10. fH tho HrHr"F nicotine 81.
morrow niEht protertiuC TO- the rIt.
fIfnsrr EraUffra Pho wHfar f.
ffI.f tho water rrff ft 500 minimum DO
ne present TIM Oh r0raTImrrs one
charged a~rfofffrr fu fhf meter reels.
tsra shi~N IL fssf ard sInuff r.t
rfn~Esd A. 90 ls fuHrH ueranrr o. q.
.sHuI.sf fo nav shout n.. Ut.Hra Co.
me fHar ard undo fns rev urfnEtr
.n-f ur.Ir heir f1 plf fYrh'r Attend
the meeting
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FINANCIAL.

CTS. 1850
f ".0 90 Annie Carson. lot.
Dbl. .rsa'e $500
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The next ius'siimert - NJ Pooee
volts Chapters % a Possible A.tobf.
~ography" 10 entitled The Police Tire
Politicians. and Vice % will apa.ar
N next Mondays tuteINEencer
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Fidelity Loca! Stock.


NHEEIIMF N fa H.F LH fH
q. TO-. .afI. '.. mo Infe. .r..r
. me ffderfr ff.srfuarf aaH.rfa ..
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L.f, Yor nnaampm.nt

WHITE GlIY Social .IHb tfrTfrr
Ranks. kufCIfe 90 Pvfria44 frft Uu ff~
X IEhf special over tho U y % 500
ffrlaf morning f0r FIarFrnurr. wfrre
Ucf vfI attend tif nfrfe rnrawrmar.
UfInE .flf frsfe IHss s' we're frrrr|
out In full Uniform and expect o. make
= CLASSY apprnrNure lr tho street parole
Trey eli also enter frr r0mpffI . e
drills ard arffriuafe NAM rrig-n The.
vii have .huuf tie graf ..uFauH nf
The errfmnmenf the mrmHera OIL met
- fIe NrworT hall ON Wrfr street zoe
frrdHf morning 81 o r H.E ma CONN -
- preparations t1 attend fire. affair
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WE oFTEH.
~ Market Mud. .IfIum % 40
100 LAReiie Common n IS
% Hazel atlas Glass IL f>-
f" WOO Imperial Glass o.. Notes
- 600 Wheeling Mold 90 Bunds
= etn Mhe" ing can c. Rouds
y Whitaker EIessrer 60 bonds.
90" Portsmouth steel go Rouds
$4,000 WheeliuE Traction 81. Epnds
WILL PURCHASE.
20 " hlisk@r FIf--nsr u Jos
% l-ahelIe Preferred u 1@f
20 NeuralEyiire q 1ff
10 National Bank NJ vs. W u fff
10 llullar savings y Trust a 2fN
90 healing Steel a Iron ~ 1871
% Wheeling Mold 4 Foundry = 70.
$1,000 abel Sc
FIDELITY.
AnveEtment ASSOCIATION.
Capttal Paid In 500. ooo. 90
stoekA aondG hsal Estats. Insurance.
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BENWOOD

80
hefo." r. crowd that lined D. lo'''
Ferry .sndins bsra and A. many co..
Tie OH" s'd pf the river. Eot urLe
local I'D went down 60 defeat 600 l
swimming cout~sf with Miss Alta
isHEn % Young miss uf H~"ff4hIrEh.
VII" DE- N%ieifirg friends and relatives
here Mfs- Rtugh nae been ir thfr city
Tor ne Ud~t rev vsaEs ard lsa been il
bathing several times 81 the local
beach i4rh-e. vino s. considered one
"i the best Fwimm"rs Goo 'Ie town
max" q wage that Uc could ewtrr
across fhr river ald hast before Mise
BaIEh could Tho So v.- asltkIt
Covered ht ba .E~ra ~ Nfe4 Ealgr ar
n" racs Vas orr The banks Of ff.
ohio we're lined With local persons -HI
Mss BauEh kent even with Furbee uu-
tl they rtartef back ACROSS 90 fie o..
ish am she forged ahead OF IIm -en.
ona hundred yards SIC va greeted
bya loud cheer as she walked ashore
very tired o. 70 verv lk"iv that en-
vii be matched with some good man
~ Relic 1sI- beach Ffts wee
Council 20 Meet
The fIfF finance Hrmmlffee WI.
meet fnis evening and audit the
pa roll FOR councils approval wher
thev meet IN f-Euiar semi month
if session ManF IufsreatuE matters
Nil come before tho rifv fathers co..
morrow evening and the session prom
ices Co. hs one ~ the most Important
ever hold since this admin strIffpu
rar1e into power Tho people oT tfIs
town know what tho tmIuftarf ua.
ffr4 are and will tr pu bands o. rrfa.
protests n needed
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rfufs H' fle roftrF o. CO.. council %
morrow niEHff rhuf Ia tho rurrf.l. Uf
inE rrked hf many ..fIrere vh. .u r
property POI f|ia town Tho above VAS
rfruwmerCe1 Ht fhn rnausr commute
~ fIr iaef Worfns fha reason silver Dol
INK that running pen ufrr H...H
HIEHer The rlff HnH ferr w.. H .
cent rafe fnr fue raHf rumfsr ..
Ursfa mi should Pc Ire came roe
THser hara been no nov .-rr..re...rf.
MADE riura ne present nTmIrfsfrrft..
rnWr INTO power tu1 a sn..f .us- rf
runr H fa fufHfI owe. fn RI on. Dol fHr
KruuI Hu ffmfuirfrHff.r AM uIt
should Gro levy DO rH afIr f a ra|f
ihrf o. petition Haa been circulated arn..r
're urHpnrfr nurFra rrnffaTur frr..af
same FHd urn DO prosecuted Hf mo ..Ir
I'D n.NrfH.m
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