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to 10 M. discussion and ques-

1880 to 10 M, discussion and ques-
lions.
Home Department-Mrs. May H.
Tousley. presiding; place. Presbyte-
rian church: $3.50 to $3.50, Waiting
ing upon God: $3.50 to $3.50. ". c.
Pearce; $3.50 to 10, E. C. Knapp; 10 to
1890, discussion.
Thursday Afternoon.
1:30-Song service. Topic, Sunday
School Evangelism"
1:45-"Endued with Power" Rev.
P. A. Erickson, Minot.
2:O0-Address, Heads and What's
in Them" w. S. Athearn.
2:30-"The Value of a Child" Prof.
Godward, New Rockford.
2:5O-Address, DIR. McElfresh, Chi
cago.
3:1o-Address, DR.. r. w. Cannon,
Chicago.
3:35-Report of the nominating
committee. Election of officers. Selec-
ton of place of next convention.
3:50-"Evangelism in the Sunday
School," w. f. Carpenter. Brazil. In
diana.
4:15-Address. Z. c. Knapp, general
secretary Inland Empire Sunday
School association. Spokane, Wash.
4:45-Address, w. C. Pearce, Chi
cago.
5:30-Executive board supper.
w. C. Pearce. 1.-THE Best Word from
the Whole Field"
Z. c. Knapp. THE Best Word from
the West"
". F.. Carpenter. What 1 Think of
North Dakota"
Thursday Evening.
7:30-Sacred concert, convention
chorus.
7:5o-pevottons.
S:Oo-Address. 1.-The Mission Of the
Sunday School," Prof. W.. S. Athearn,
Des Moines. Ia.
S:3O-"Organized Sunday School
Work and its Results" E. c. Knapp,
Spokane, Wash.
9:oo-Address. W. c. Pearce, Chi
cago, Ill.
Closing words by our president,
What of the Future?" .t-
, Benediction.
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her claim near Amidon after a trip
to New England on business matters
she discovered that her house had
been robbed of nearly every article
of value during her absence. Not
enough dishes were left to prepare her
supper after the long drive and the
sheets and pillow slips had been TAX
en- from her bed. Not only was every
thing movable taken, but the doors
and windows had been left open and
what was left was ruined by the wind
and rain.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-27
SO Gle Y NE w S
IiEnvoi of House Cleaning.

EEnvoi. of House Cleaning.
with apologies to Kipling.)
When earth's last picture IL dy.tGdy s.
And tho huwers are patntfc ard
dried. & .
When the Oldest carpet Is teaten,
And the youngest spider has died..
SO -
We shall rest. and faith. we shah
need It;
Lie down for a moment or two
TIL the dust on the grand piano
Shall set lis to work
We shall. have real paint to lean on:
Pile everything into the hxll. III
And scrub for hours at q sitting
And never be tired at ALT
And they that are clean shall be
They shall eat OF a kitchen chair.
Adm. splash with q .~'seven.foot. 'dust.
At the Sack 81 the chironicre.
And the man o f,the house may praise.
But shall tmorc than probably,
blame;
And we never shall get any money
(And certainly not any fancy. So
But each for the Joy Of the cleaning.
And enc in her feminine. glee
To look just as we'll as the neighbors.
For the sake Of things they might
-, laura Simmons.
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SOCIETY ~iNRsoNAIs.

49,
Mr,s-and MRS. L. v. Salvage OF Una.
versity avenue ar entertaining "a
their guests for several days, Mrb.
Salcage's. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. "a.
Nookerbysof Fergus Falls. MINI.
Miss Gladys Edison u visiting Ia the
city az q guestS 1t the. home OF Nj.
and MEss%C. Ia CARRIER Of Revirside
Bark # ~
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With high or natural waist line.
There is no skirt prettiert for young
girls and for women with girlish hg-
ures tina. the one that. is tucked in
groups over the hips. This one is
perfectly straight and is adapted to
iouncing and bordered materials and
also to plain materials trimmed. 1t
launders perfectly. and. consequently.
suits all washable fabrics especially
WE'LL There are a great many lace
founcings worn this season. too, and
one Of these can be used when q
handsome skirt is wanted. In one
lew, eyelet embroidered marquisette
IL shown and. in the other. dainty.
pretty bordered lawn.
For the 16 year size. the skirt will
require 5-8 yards of flouncing SO
inches wide: or, 8 Ia yards %. 21-4
yards SO Or ~ inches vi :e. with 1 6-S
yards Of banding.
The pattern Of the skirt 1851 is cut
in sizes for girls Of IA. 16 and 10
wears. 1t will be mailed tn any adlre -
ty the fashion department of this
paper. on receipt Of ten cents.
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the old country. is the pathetic condi-
ton of John Piekos. He came here to
make a home in the new country. He
hired out to work for John Staff the
night before the latter shot his wife.
Piekos is held as the chief witness and
cannot raise bail, SO remains in Jail,
while his family, from whom he was
so long separated. is being cared for
by friends.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-27
DEPARTMENT CONFERENCE.
Thursday Morning.

County Oficers-Waltef A. Snow,
presiding; place, First Baptist church;
$3.50 to $3.50. Waiting on God; $3.50 to
$3.50, Rev. r. w. Adair. Grand Forks
county; $3.50 to 1O:30, G. NJ. Correll.
Trail county; 1890 to IL a. M, Mrs.
x. A. Dickinson. Ward county; II to
1850 q. m, Mrs. r. McFadden. Penn
bina county: 1880 to IL m, discussion
and Questions.
Elementary Division-Mrs. Ella NJ.
Snow, presiding; place. Presbyterian
$3.50 to $3.50, Cradle Roll. Prof. Ath-
earn. Mrs. ]. g. Moore: $3.50 to 10.
beginners. W. E. Carpenter; 10 to
1880, primary. Mrs. A. E. Hills;
1880 to ii. Junior. w. c. Pearce: II
to 1880. Junior. Mrs. j.. NJ. walters;
1850. to IL m.,. Mrs. e. c. Knapp.
Teacher Training Division-Wallace
N. Stearns. presiding; place NJ. e.
church: $3.50 to $3.50. Waiting upon
God: $3.50 to $3.50, DR.. McElfresh: $3.50
to 10. Prof. Athearn: 10 to 1880, Prof.
stolz; 1880 to ii. Mrs. ". g. Clapp.
Mrs. "A. A. Love; II to 1880. W. c.
Pear1e, Mira. w. c. Sage: 1880 to 12
m, discussion and questions. -
Adult Division-Rev. r. g. Rehner.
presiding; place, Baptist church; $3.50
to $3.50. Waiting upon God; $3.50 to
$3.50. w. e. Carpenter; s:30-to 10. w.
c. Pearce; 10 to 1o:3o. discussion and
duestions.
Secondary Division-Rev. R. W.
Adair. presiding: place. Baptist church
1880 to II, e. C. Knapp; IL to 1880,
Mrs. e. j. Babcock; 1880 to IL M,
discussion and questions.
Department Of Evangelism-Rev.
q. w. Barnum. presiding: place Pres
byterian church; $3.50 to $3.50, Waiting
upon God; $3.50 to $3.50. Rev. E.. e.
Barnhart; $3.50 to 10, Rev. William
10 to 1880. discussion and
questions.
Department of Missions-w. J.
Lane. presiding: place. Presbyterian
church; 1880 to II. Mrs.. J.SC. Wilson,
Mrs. W II. Phelps; IL to 1880, Mrs.
Chas Ouradnik: 1880 to - M, dis
cussion and questions.
Temperance Departmental. w.
presiding; place. Episcopal
church.; $3.50 to $3.50, Waiting upon
God: ste 70 $50, E. c. knapp: 10 to
1890, diScussion.
Purity pepArtment--Rsv. d. D..
Mitchell, presldtnt: place. Episcopal.
church; 10:1o 20 IL. Rev, VIZ. New
comb; - TO 1870. Rev. p. %. Mitchell;
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FAMILY HERE: HUSBAND JAILED.
Minot, n. D., May 27.-To be In.
generated In jail unable to tive bonds
held for no. criminal act, while his,
wife ana children. whom he had not
seen for years. have Just arrived from
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-27
Plymouth Guild Meetinr.

plymouth Guild Meeting.
The Woman's Guild Of the Plym.
'outh Congregational church will hold
its regular meeting Wednesday aft
ernoon at $3.50 O'clock in the church
parlors. The annual election of off,
GERS will be held and every. member
is urged to be present. Mrs. w. G..
Woodward and Mrs. George Berth
'iune will be the hostesses.
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THIEVES STRIP woMAN.s HOUSE.
New England, n. D.. May 27.-
When Mrs. Anna Webster returned to
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L. w. Excursion. to Crookston.

Y.yW. EXcuTsiOn. to CfOOkston.
The members Of the Y. w. G. A.
Business Girls club have completed
their arrangements for. their .automo-
bile trip to Crookston. The girls will
all men and women of the city are. cor
daily invited to make the trip. Cars
will be provided by the business men
of the city. ~
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-27
Make your ~refr1eerato,
sanitary with
GOLD DUST

When cleaning the refriser.
ator. oil crumbs should be Re.
moved, and any spilled liquids
should be wiped up at once.
Remove shelves and scrub
them il hot suds, made By dis.
solving : tablespoon Of, God
1l1lt washing powder il warm
watey. Dry with . cloth ORR
the sunshine, If possible.
Scrub every part Of both the
ice and food chambers thor
.~ouGAlywiththe hot suds; rinse
81 clear water, wipe dry and
l6aye open to air.
Scald waste pipe with boiIfns
suds made from ceo1 D.: ocrub
d. pastk Swaft e. Dirt
. . :
81 0aSSsi VIZ
- -
oA4lo4 opeok.
s0sA 1kel1f1s ~
poe4egonsens yl
:ss.ssesesssrxsz.
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Society PostpOne Party,

AIlaF S0GetY FOStpOhe. Party.
Lynch, the Ladies' Altar society Of st.
Michael's church has postponed the
May party, which was to have been
given this evening in the knights Of
Columbus club rooms.
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-. 'Ns'-. - - --..~Ir ~, =
st. Paul's Guild Meeting.

~. FuuTS SStlIu NIcetI1R.
: The regular meeting sof 81. Paul's
Guild will be held Wednesday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock at the parish hall.
All members are urged to be present.
Left. for Claim.
Mrs. Lee Mahood left this morning
for Williams. Mimi, where she will
Join her husband. They will reside
on a claim Ear Williams.
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Weddinp Announcements.

Wedding Announcement.
Mr.. and Mrs.. John F. Gill of Cava-
lier have issued invitations to the mar
rtage Of. their daughter, Miss Annie
Louise, to Mr.. Claude G. Morrison.
noon Tuesday, June 5. at the home Of
the brides parents in Cavalier. The
guests will include just a few intimate
friends and relatives and the county
oficials of Pembina county.
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Returns From Visit.
Mrs. ]. r. Holton Of South Fifth
two weeks visit with relatives in Han
cock and other points In Minnesota.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-09

needs are known and looked aftel
will not require punishment. | no.
only believe this, know it!
"A child cries or has fits of tempe,
merely to make known it's wants
When its needs are known in advance
and attended to it does not cry. One
of the most interesting sights in thu
world, i think, is the clinic in the STATE
hospital at Rome, where in one large
beautifuly-hghted room one may SEE
so newborn babies lying side by side
and never a whimper from any one
of them. The silence in that room o.
new life is more complete, more i'm,
pressiVe than that which prevails il
the room of death.
These babies are the children o.
very poor mothers from whom the!
are taken almost at birth, because
the doctors have found that it is i'm.
possible to teach these mothers
when left alone, not to do too much
for the child, just as my greatest diff
Guilty with. teachers is to instil the
principle of to-education-to LEI
the child teach itself. In this large
hospital room these little. mites lie
peacefully all day long. There is ne
sound from them save faint sucking
of the lips which announces that they
are ready for their food which they
should have every two hours.
at is only at meal-time that the
mothers see their babies and no onl
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81 believe that if you give the {
proper clothes, good air and good food
objects which stimulate and interest
81 regret an idea seems to preva
is specially effective in dealing with d.
it is particularly beneficial to the nor
a plan to extend the system to all oh
my pupils are mainly from two and a
81 am a physician" DR.. Montess
land l gained my knowledge of the ps
study of his physiology. My method
is, briefly, to put in the child's way
such objects as will interest him and
to let him seek information about
them. In my House of Childhood in
Rome every object in the rooms oc-
cupied by little children-even the
very chairs-is adjusted to the size of
those who will occupy them and each
pupil is permitted to have choice of
any of the pretty, instructive toys de-
signed for some special purpose
show him, for instance, how to dis
tinguish colors, or to measure, or to
build
HE is taught to distinguish rough
from smooth surfaces. Gradually he
learns the feeling and the shape of
letters or figures which have cut
from smooth or rough paper and
pasted on bits of wood. Finally he
puts them together into words, or al
most unconsciously traces them with
a pencil, learning to write without eff.
fort! A child of three has learned to
write in six weeks in this way!
81 have heard that the Montessori
method does away altogether with
punishment" said.
1.-THE adjustment of punishment is
merely a resuIt-not cause-of the
method Mime. Montessori replied.
"A logical consequence, not deIib-
crate purpose. | believe the child
who is comfortable and happy and
whose bodily, mental and spiritual
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-14
IR0LlTA WINS
Navy Challenge Cup over Route From
harblehead TO Gloucester. Mass.

GLOuCESTEE. Mass. Aug. l3.-The
major honors In the run of the New
York Yacht club from Marblehead To
This famous fishing port to-dS-> by way
81 toStuu light We're won by Marble
head turiuthian sailors
Tho navy challenge cups. the chief
prizes. were captured 10y the schooner
irolitt. owned and sailed 10y l. " Clark
Of Philadelphia ana Narblehead. and nv
~" a"-footcr barbara. owne- by H. =.
Whitney. OF New Ncr-, but sailed by
u W. Emmon~ H.. OF ;he Eastern Yacht
tlub.
The class prizes went 10 the "T'' boat
Windward owned bV r. \ Monks OF
New York. the ~ioup bor-llo H.. owned
and sailed by -. l.. Batchclder. of Hos
ton at,i Marhl"head. the SloOp Shimna
owned hy orr nodpre r. z. Paine H.,
of the Eastern Yacht Clvb. and sailed
hy r. l.. crow niuShicld. ~ BOSTON. the
schooner Nruou1. owned and sailed by
Edgar Palmer. - NeW N-',. the
schooner Mural. owned and eliled by
Commodore Ch'Ile1 smithers. OF the
l.archm"ut Yacht club. and the schooner
trolita.
As the course was only a miles and
the race was sailed in "a ten knot south
crly breeze. the entire fleet was at an
Cnor inside OF log ha-hp: brclkWatcr
before mid-artcrnoon.
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PUBLIC SALE.
PUEBLO SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Special Commissioners Sale OF valuable
Real Estate.

Aeal Estate.
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County,
West Virginia.
Amelia Nieweg vs. Fred Vieweg. ct al
IN CIIANCERY
By virtue OF the authority vested in
me as special commissioner by a decree
81 the Circuit Court OF Ohio County
West Virginia. made in the above en-
titled case. on the 24th day OF July. 1913
and entered IN order I"ok, No. %. at
pase s2s. l VIII sell at public auction at
IN north front door OF the Court House.
Onto county. " Va. on
TUESDAY. THE End DAY OF SEP
TEMPER. 1913.
a. 10 O'Clock \ VI 10 Tire highest and
uest bidder the following real estate :n-
Wit All Of the lot Of ground situated in
tue town 81 South Wh-cling IN that rart
OF the said town which was formerly
called Ia Grange" ~ LOT numbered SIX
ty-tive tGbI together with all the build-
ings and improvements thereon and the
hereiitamentS thercunto belonging II
being the same property conveyed to
i.oreth Niewcr. known also as Dorethy
EleaiEey. hy Adam Kraft and Minns
~ Deed Book. No. 80. page. 2ss. IN the
records al the county court OF ohio
County, West virginia
The terms - sal" stall be one-tAird
OF the purchase money and as much
more thereof as the purchaser shall
elect. TO be pad IN cash on the day OF
saIr. ana "a" residue thereof In two
equal iusta ilments. bearing interest from
t"e nay oi sale. AZ six yer ceutum per
hhuun. and It.dhl" In six and twelve
months from the DAY - sale FOR which
deferred payments the purchaser shall
tiN' ms t''E liable promisSOry notes
itaTinS interest from the dav OF sale
and payable g. sad special commission
tr. IN" tiil" 10 the property sold to be
retained until the Payment In full OF the
said purchase money and interest
FRED II. BBISKMAN.
Special Commissioner
curtis ". Rice. Auctlunrer
]. John L. kiugho-n clerk Of said
Court DO certify that bond has been
given IN the amount required
iy-2s-3ot Ci.rx
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aug I4&22

Stete Of West Virginia County OF Ohio.
Town 81 Elm grove. to Wit.
At n session Of the council Of the
ftid town OF Elm Grove. held ia the
ctanherS thereof on the 18th day Of
august. 1913. q quorum 90 It's members
t"ir6 present In accordance with sect
ION =, chapter. .. ~ the Acts OF the ex-
tiiordinary session Of the Legislature
Df 1905. the council proceeded to make
ny an estimate Of the amounts necss-
Safy 10 be levied FOR the current fiscal
year. T. cover all rnunicipoI deh,s -
Iiabiiities PAYABLE during said year in.
SIuding probable expenditures FOR
HIuil'lLal purposes. and proper allow
ances To- delinquent taxes sxpense rr
Sol"ciOns and contingencies. bat do
quoting thcrcfrom the money IN the
CITY treasury applicable To- the s.rvica
OF the year aud municipal claims ava
doth determine and estimate tho sev-
er'l amounts 10 be levied rs follows
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Tot1i srilnaiel announcement So
mo-nt % b - - ~ ,,

Amount to - provided for hv
lsyF 81 80 90
u appearing - tho council fhat tho
tDf4l valuation pf Hi4 taxable uroter-y
w fh's mguictTailfS according o. the
- .fseesfreut thereon. H. 81 sfS 7fs.
isirE real estate ~ the vafu. ~ s.
i-f.ifo. personal property Co me vaIu.
"f Nf2|In. Hri railroad AMI other
property He~sfsc1 lY the board 81 pub
lir WrrAs % The value ~ f21sIfa ~
''rfifcl O. fhe council hv the uTfrrr
whose duty So &c o. make such rerprt
srl 80 nTpe1riug from the fDre-ofnr 90
flfr frr that 40 o. necessary 90 rlise hv
isrr after fedur'frE au rreIIfa ga
htZ 900 fHr rIu0.rlr1. purposes th~re-
fore 10 Is deter mined nat r. lew on
Zach Gro hundred dollars valuation ~
fHrufr ave rsrfr I.frH fpr ~rurIrfrrf
pufTDsrz utF DO necessary ~ prsfu,s
f." estimated amounts as afn-esrtd for
~fff" ~ Wret Virginia. county ~ t.Ip.
Town ~ I..w Grove o. wit
IS 10 Gfesr'sr recorder fr and
foo. the muulr'pf.y ~ Vim Grove.
counts - ohio md sf7fr OF W~st viz
ririn do hereby certify that fhe fore
ing 81 f-ur copy from fre records
.f Hr srIor made ht ffr council -
500 f.rr..'trhN nn tle i2'H day rf
.G.e1 under rfy hand ui- i2th day
~ Au-.rl 1919.
IS ~ gTEerrf-u
Recorder 90 the Municipality
eu. ~ - E.n Grove vs. va
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HOTEL rnoSrEsAo-x.p,uelyA ,.

100 yards from Beach. tie most popu-
lar section. between the two famous
piers. central To all attractions. modern
hiEh-claSs hotel. as gUCd she best:
capacity $50. VIII make very special
terms OF IS. SO. $3.50. Sly Up weekly.
including large ocean rooms. fnefaf beds
with white service, table supplied direct
from farm. pure water. sanitary plumb
ing porches oN crlooking the ocean and
boardwalk. W. +. WATTS.
ilElg-lo
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sNNHNt OF W.T. NIFFTni4. county OF fhIO.
7. J. T. Ebeling. cashier OF the above
named hank. DO solcmnly swear that IN.
above statement IL true 20 the best OF
my knowledge and belief
J. =. EREI.I<G. Cashier
GEO. ! MATHISON
HENRY KALRITZER
SEATON ALIEN 'N;DER.
Directors
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me
this 9Th day % August. 1918
II. STEWART MCKEE.
Notary Public.
NY commission expires March -. 1898
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HOTEL nOTHWELI.

Al4hNtlf altNs :. 4.
virginia Ave. second house from steel
Ter. Highest standard IN Cuisine aad
service. LDdeIdte appointments.
BOohlet. J. 8 -. r. boutwell,.
N.Y. O-t-s-S
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SULZER IMPEACHED
tcontinu-d from rirs: PassJ

New York. have never been called
upon 10 hand down an opinion which
would act as a precedent. Rumors OF
what form thes" tests would take
on red such q wide choice that. for
lack Of authoritative statement. -
on" cared tonight TO venture more
than guess.
Array Of Legal Talent.
pom leaving the executive cham.
Der the governor went for short
automobile ride and then returned 10
me executive mansion, where h., WAS
in consultation until a late hour with
his advisers. BESIDES H. Cady Her
rick. II was announced that his attnT-
nrYs al the trial would be- Irl ing q
Nann. OF Syracuse: Louis Marshall.
and Austen g. Fox, OF New York.
Harvey ID. llinman. az Hnghamtou.
virgil kellogg. Of Watertown and
Judge James Gay Gordon. OF Phila-
d"lphia. All seven are expected 10
confer here tomorrow In preparation
of the governors defense. Judge Her
TICK ana Mr.. Marshall We're among
those AZ the home 81 the governor
tonight. where the lights burned late.
REPORTS thar Mrs. Sulzer would
give ont a statement setting forth tho
details OF her alleged use ~ Cover
nor suffers campaign checks for
STOCK speculation unknown 20 ID"
governor. did no; material!ze TODAY
Friends minated that in view OF fhe
fact that Mrs. Sulz'r probably Will
be- called AZ "A witness for the defense
at the trial what she may have % saw
viii be reserved until she takes tho
witness stand.
u vas said that her TESTIMONY will
20 Tar tn clearing the governor of
the charge ~ misuse az campaign
funds for stock speculation Mrs
SuIzer ~as ga me care Of physicians
tonight and Wa said 20 b" ga "A com.
rl"te state uf collapse from the strain
20 which she has been subjected
Mrs. SuIzrr condition became so
serious tonight that Governor Sulzer
wired 10 Now YORK FOR q specialist on
nervous diseases The Governor then
told his advisers o. was erid bv those
VINO claimed 20 have EnowIelgo Of
"haf trauspired a. Tho night confer
"nc". fha' under nn circumstances
would he allow Mrs SuIzrr to testify
90 the trial u Was said. ON rho other
hand. that Mr. Sultnr insisted hygtor
icallv 'hH' sho p" allowed % fc-fisv In
her husbands bfhu-f
silence also viii De- tho policy ~
'h" governor until be- appears at tho
bar OF Oh" court of impeachment
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