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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-05-22
anftaeen ateen s6winoIer.
Chicago, II. 9O2di.


SIM @erlauf Der llnteriu6un9
bes Iog r0erbredertrllits" ipurben an
Gamstag In g6teago bret Qnffa~
gen gegen 5tpei perfonen erboben, nno
tpeitere 8lagen tperoen eripartet;/ Die
Mn9eflagten iiab elm @oloontpirt nn=
mems s. g. 8ertfde, Elm politifer | ND
onertannterMi ttelmann, Der S9Dino=
Tern poGiaeif6ub beri6affte, unb S.
&Dqn, alias rprofeiior" s, 8. Crane,
elm .9eafe6er";; bic 9lnflogen lnuten
aegen beibe ouf @9lpinbeG; Gaon 1T
bereits ongefloet, Syrou 8. 8. WcGl=
hoipren BON Ga groiTe. @is., nit Ieie
rem 9ellIebereif6tpinbel I'm SIS 800
kctrnnpr al hnhpn
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-05-22
Grwiimi6ter &cee,,.
g}ierre q 8 1Q gI3o;

s51erre, .. =, 10. W(al.
Seftieer Hegen fisl am Gpnnta1
in oans g ontb . ototo, in eEs
fifben @eqenben mebrmals Elm 3on
Sic ssarner finb iiber Die gidfie febl
erfreuf.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-05-22
GsriW Dtrl6meert.

@olbiagton, .. g., Is. Mai.
= Die broIiltontide Gegierung bat
bic sSrift fir Die @or3ussbebaablung
hop amertfonil9emMebl. Cement unb
onberen Mrtiteln am Sreitog burd
cir Oetret bis gum Gnbe oes Sabres
berGGneert. 0os Sefret lit riidpirfenbs
unb be3ie6t fi9 auf Die ameritonii6en
@oren, Die nod Sem 9. @pril ndA
@rafilien erportiert nuroen. 9as 1T
inIofern bon GROCER @t6tigfett, ais
Der braIiGiarifhe 8ongreB btefes Oa@
tum fir bos Grl0fhen bes @or3ugss
tariffs ongeFcBt bate,
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-05-22
obftmom opoi=itnterimd),,na.
Sem g)urf, is. W2ai.
8unoeso acknowledgements

Die 8unbesoroBgeI6tp
nit feren 6ilfe Die aegierung 8etpeiss
material fir cine Sruitflage 9egen Die
uniteo 5ruit Co., ols aligeblihe5 Wo@
nopol gu befommen fu6t, trurben an
5reitag in Nen YOrf, nadbem etz
ma fiinf5ig 3eugen bernommen tporoen
fino, porldufig entlaflen; Der 8ertreter
Der Regierung erfldrte, es piirben
nd6fte MOde nod Elm ooer 5ipei 3euz
gen Dorgelaben, uno bann Die, Inter
fudung abgeldloFen.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-05-22
0famfreid) protcMert.
g9simg, sirontrei6, Is. Mai.

JFVFtlVf OtWFtteEVTf 10 1870
Die Sanoelstammer n
81 6eim 8 bat Ser fransOiiTyNn Rez
gierung einen ousOridli6en Pro!eEt
gegen bic, Dem ameritanifden &ongrcB
3uraeit porlieeenbe Sarifporlage auges
ben lafen,
Der prpteit be5iebt fi9 in sriter 2is
ME ouf Die 8eltimmungen Der 8rrlose.
tpel6e sic amerifaniiden &pnfuldrs
aaenten i'm 9luslanb autoriiiert, bic
Bidder bon @rporteuren einSuIeben.
Sin berartiees 8orgeben ipiiroe, 10
-beiBt es in Dem Proteit, Yoer natios
ilalen Snbuitrie ernitli6e 8erIegenbsi,
ten herpften"
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-05-22
0ran,oiem ,tnamirieOen.
9Soris. II. 9OPai.

SIN Der am Samstag in gari s
obgebaltenen monatli6en 8erfamms
luna bes 0erbanos fransOiii6er Snz
buifrie1er unb @eI6Gftsleute tpurbe
bic gepldnte gfepiiion bes Sartfs Der
Ser. Staten, fofpeit syranfrei6 boil
ber5elben bstroffen ptrb, entlhieoen
perurteilt. giner Der Neoner, Der De-
putierte g. @eralo, erflGrte, Die berz
fpoltungste9nif6en 8eitimmungen
bes UNDERWOOD sdrtfs erbOben Die
STANDARDIZATION, nit benen Die frans
5Diii@ Snbuitrie Bel berGinfubr boa
Waren nad ben Ser. Stadten EFT
f9pn gu fd9mpfen babe, mod. anitatt
fie 3n> beieitigen. Wenn UNDERWOOD
unb- feline 6reunbe erfldren. fdgte Ser
Rebner, Die betreffenben 8eitimmuns
gen ri9ten ii6 nur geqen geipobnbeits=
mGBige 3ollbetriiger, 10 lei bies LANCE
feline geniigenbe 9lusfunft fir bic
frdn5Diif9en @efddftsleute, Die f6on
eBt nur gu fdlimme Grfabrun9en nit
Der Mntpenbung bes dmerifanii4ea
Sdrifs eema9t bdtten.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-05-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Garne.
9tcs.
9tes.
Berlin. II. 9]}ai.

Mie am Somstag in 8erlin
betannt gegeben purbe, mill Inoretp
Carnegie oprtbtn fpmmen. nm benz
Deutiden &aiIer anlGbli2 ieines 25>
jd6rieen 3eaierunesiubildums gu iei>
ner ebenfo longen SriebensberrIdgft
gu beqIiidpiinfden Der omerifoni<
fde Stoblf0nig bat bereits telegraz
pbifd in einem 8erltner Spiel Simmer
beIfeIIt
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-05-22
Gin slusmabu,eseTeb9
Berlin, is. 9D2ai.

Ser oeuti9e 8unOesrot bot ges
eentpGrtig elm QlusnobmegefeB fur
Dos &ei9slanb g. E 8 otbrin@
gen in @rpGgung, bas b:r8efugntlle
bes @tdot6alters Der &eiGslanoe ipe@
fentlid eripeitern piirDe. 9erielbe
foll einmol ermG9tigt tperDen, ierer>
3eit irgenopelde @eIellfdoften coer
@ereine auf3ubeben, Die feiner Nnll4t
nod cine gefabr fir Die Si4erbett
Der Gei6slanoe bilben; ferner ioll er
befugt fein, iebe in fran3Olii4sr
9prode erfdeinenOe 3eitung 81 un@
terbriiden, gleidDiel, Of Tie in 5ront@
reid ober il, Den Rei4slanoen georudt
ntrb.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-05-22
8tid,ranftng Der SIetid)aatss
fubr.
8uenps Qlires. 16. W2ai.

Der argentinifde 2anopirtz
ftaftsminiiter bate am 9onnerstog
cine aonferens nit grdfioent Bena, in
Der Die 8e3iebungen gum Sleifdiruit
erDrtert tpurben. Mte perlautet, beobs
fidtigt oie orgentinif6e &egies
runs, Elm beftimmtes Marimum feft5u@
feben fir ginbpieb, Oos fir Die @ns&
fubr qe1dla9tet ipirb. Sir dlles, tpos
oariiber binauseebt, foll Elm 4usfubr@
aoll erboben fperDen.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-05-22
2Sramo In @atbinGtom.
Wafbington, 9. g., 10, Mai.

Seuerdef Wagner uno 5pan3ig
6euertpebrleute BON SO a binqton,
.. g., tpurben am @onntag Bel Der
gefdmpfuna zines e5uers in benz bon
Sem geologif6en Nmt ben,lbten @ebdlts
be bon gtand uno ent5iinbetem Sos
berlebt, etli6e fogar lebensgefabrlih.
@s tpuroen ipertbolle Oofumente TN
Mert BON ungefGbr 100000 bernich
tet, bdgegen blieben nod nibt pc-Dfz
fentlt6te Shriften i'm Mert bon So
100000 unperfe6rt. 8ebeutenosn
@boben erlitten audi Die Nmertcan
GrpreB Co., Elm .2eoerparengei9dft
unb Elm jupanifder 2aoen, Der ii9 I'M
grogefdoB befinben.
@lf sSeueripebrleute tpuroen 10 ernifs
liA bonn Houh mitgerommen, bdB tie
ms 0oIpital iiberfiibrt iperoen muBz
ten, mo mebrere BON ibnen nit benz
Sooe ringen. 9as Seuer. bas FINITE
in ben leBten feds seSabren, entitanh
aus nod niht aufgefldrter llria9e uno
brannte flint GtunOen, bepor oie5euerz
ipehr IS lD16en fonnte.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-05-22
Gin ttents 8iinDmis2
G1In IT 9Rdi

- Die 8Dlniide 3eitung glaubt,
boB elm &onflift 3fpif9en Serbien unb
8ulgarien unDermeiolid lit, fallsSerz
bien auf Der Gebiiion beg aor 8eeina
bes 8alfanfrieses gefdlofenen 0er<
trags iiber bic Gerteilung Der ariegss
beute beftebt unb oas ruiiif6e Der
mittlungsonerbisten ni6t dngenom@
men tpirD.
@s beltebt in biplomatifdtn areifea
faum Elm 3peifel LAB 8ulaarien fi9
in biefem Sale an Sefterrei6~ llngarn
anlebnen ipirbe I'M feline 3pede gu srz
rei4en.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-05-22
@cttflng az Gnoe.
StrdBburg, Is. Utoi.

Ser Drin8 einrid-@cttflug,
melGer am H.. Wldi nit 80 Sffiaies
rem unb ibi3IiIten oIs Seilnebmern in
@iesbobe en- ieinen Nnfang genoms
men botte, snbete Sonntog in StraB>
burg. Ser Sieger, Qeutnant @dnter.
erbielt 6rei preile, bnrunter einen bonn
&oi1er geItifteten. Die Sour ging bon
&dlfel, &obleua, &arlss
rube, nod z5trobburg. Nm
9(benb fono gu Gbren Der Seilnebmer
Elm gonfett itott,. Bel tpelfem Prin5
Seinrid ben erfreuliden 6ortl4ritt
Der beutl6en Neroplons6lie9er pries,
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-05-22
0mbemerp!oTom.
8eIe 0aQen. .. Is. M2ai.

= Die berfoblten lno raudgez
i4pdr5ten 2eiden bon fiinf3e6n 8ergs
leuten, bic @amstag obeno BEL elmer
grpfofion in Der unipeit 8e1le
8alleb, s., eelegenen Smperial@
8rlbe umgefommen loaren, tpurben
9onntag an Die Oberfldde gebra9t,
nadbem am Somstag mebrere 8er>
fude bon Nettungsman7I6aften, in
Die Grube 81 eelangen, fe6lgei6ldgen
tparen. Die 2eiden pur6en etnunoeine
8iertel Meile bonn Gingons Ger 8rube
nit Dem @efidt nod unten liegeno ge@
funten. Sin Mttelieb Der Rettun9s@
monrfdaften, 9enrb 5airburit. tpurbe
bon @rubengos iibermannt uno iforb
balb oaraltf; Srbille( McGnne 5og fih
ebenfaus eine Gasbergiftung 81, fonne
te ieoD1 am Qeben erbalten tperoen.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-05-22
3eituns eriOcint ipieDer.

Na6bem bauptiddlid auf Dos
Orongen Der 9lrbeiterpreiie, auf bic
Die liberole &egierung teiltpeiie ongee
nieien lit, bos @rfheinen bes 9llffrdz
gettenorgons, oos fiirslih Dollfdnbig
bertrten tpar, ipurbe ods 8latt am
5reitae tpieber iiberall often berfauft.
Oasfelbe nor iibrtgens in einem tpe@
fentlih milberen Son gebalten, als
Die Nusgoben besielben Bis 5u jener
6ausfuduna i'm 9ouptquartier bes
itreitburen Observation-Disclosures
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-05-22
Nene &tr6rtdbtn
brit. 6nffragttttn,
pIanten 2lnibIoo anf einen
Grpre65u9.
Uoh redt,eitie entoeft.
geidlranfnns Der 5leiidansfmbr. 6ran=
suicn nn5nfricoen. Gin nenes
8iinonis? 6iiritlide SppdDseit.
2anotassmnbl in 3remEen.
Qonbon. 16. 9DPai

DAP Die 8eamten berMiblonb=
8abn am IL. Moi 5ugegongene ononp=
me Warnung, inner6alb ipeniger Sage
iperbe Der 8erIu9 gema9t perben, Ell
nengrpreB5ug Der 8abnlinie 5rmGnt=
gieifen gu brineen, ni6t aus Der Quft
gegriffen par, trat am 6reitag Sutage,
ols BEL Sogesonbru6 3pei Mdnner,
Somes 8ilfon unb Sames 2ueas, in
Der NGbe BON MbaaeD, 2oneafbire, ouf
eillem boben8iaouft Derbaftet tpurOen.
lteber bieien 8iabnft fiibren Die @elei<
fc Der Miblanbz8a6n, Die Man1eiter
lnb 2iberpool nit Sdottlanb berbin-
ben. Od Die 8erbaftefen tnr 8eiiB bon
S6miebebammern, Sebeln unb anoes
rem Werf5eugen qefunoen nurben.
frnroen lie fir eineWo6e i'm @etpdbrz
fam bebaIten.
Die Nffdre 6at rieiige Mltfregung IN
2ancafbire berborgerufen, benn man
1T felt iiber3eugt, oaB bic beioen Mdn=
ner nit Der Mu5fiibrung be5 bon Sui
fragetten geqsn Die Balm eeplonten
IttentQts befddfttgt noren. Sn Der
NG6e bon Meftbourne porf, elmer i'm
Wefen bon 8 on oon gele9enen Sta
tion Der 8reat Weiternz8abn, narbe
auf Der 8abnbriide cine 3peifelIos bon
Suffragetten berriibrenoe 9onlbe ent~
oedt. Diefelbe beftanO in elmer nit
Botrpnen gefiillten 8le6bii9ie, Die nit
DlDurdtrGnfter 8aumpole Dollges
pfrppft tpar. Die ooron befeitigte
3iinbIhnur ipar ange5iin0et ipprben,
tpar iebpn ausaeqonaen.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-05-22
9roerefiibe III aon,itees.
Mafbington, IL. Moi.


- Mie om Samstag nod mebreren
8crlferen5en lStpiiGen Dem Nbgeorbnee
ten UNDERWOOD bon alabama, benz
@orfiBenben bes Gomitees fir Miitel
unb Wese, unb benz Nbgeoroneten
Murbod bon 8anias, Dem Giibrer Der
progreIliDen i'm Reprdientoiltenbaus,
Dereinbart nuroe, iperoen Die progrefs
iiben in bieraebn bon ben ied3ebn MIDI
tigeren 4omitees bes 9ouies bertreten
fem; bos 8onitee fir Stub uno 6oe
fenbauten, foipie oos fir 2onbtpirte
fddft iperben bic ein3igen bebeutenbe=
rer 8onlitees iein, in benen feline pro-
grefiiben M6qeorbneten fino.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-05-22

in elmer 10 fritii6en 3eit iiberbaupt
BON Ser preiIe, oOer tpenieftens einen
Sell berfelben, aufgenommen iperben
fDnnten.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-05-22
sanptaeswabI in @remBen.


Sn prenBen fonb am Sreis
tag bic Mobl Der @o6lmGnner itdtt,
Die ibrerieits Die Mitelieber oes preus
6ifden 2onbtoges gu pG6len habea;
bod ertpedte bieMobl foum iraenbipels
DIES sSntereHe, unb Die 3uIommeniets
Sang bes neuen 2onbtages fpirb unees
fG6r biefelbe bleiben, tpie sic bes boris
gen. gla6 ben nod ni6t eons boIls
ftGnbigen Nuhridten Sumstog frii1
hGtten Die &onferpotipen iieben SHE
Gciponnen, '3ebn perloren; Die &eiGss
partei genann einen unb berlor flint;
Die glotionalIiberolen eepdnnen oht
,tnb berlpren brei size, Die 5reiIinni.
Gen eeipannen bier unb perloren fiinf;
bos Centrum eemonn 5pei unb berlor
bier, uno bic Go5idlbemotrdten perlO,
rem einen Sit.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-05-22

sic ietpeils nur Bel Der 8erm1bIungi
elmer prsuBifhen prin3eEin Derirsnoet
ipirb. Oberbofpreoiger Or. bon
Orpanber boll5og bic firdlide Srdiis
uns; Oberitbofmarfdoll @rof Mugiltt
gu Gulenburg nabm fpGter Ole SiDls<
trduung por.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-16
FERRIS HERE
ON VISIT

Looking somewhat worn by the long
and arduous labors of the extra session
but IN his usual fine humor, Congress
man Scott Ferris arrived in the city
this afternoon at 2:SO to spend a few
hours among his constituents. lie
came from Duncan where he attended
the oarnical and expects to 90 to El
Reno this evening
Mr.. Ferris came home from Wash
ington few days ago to mingle with
the people for a time while the senate
is wrestling with the currency bill
"Of course, I'm glad to be home, said
be. "and especially TO visit IN Chicka-
sha. where the people have been SO
kind to me- Yes. we've been pretty
busy in Washington, and the house
has made some substantial progress
toward carrying out Democratic
pledges, but the work isn't finished.
In the regular session several import
ant matters win be dealt with and
confidently expect to see enacted all
Of the progressive policies TO which
the party stands committed"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-16
GRADY co.
AT TULSA

Alarmed with unique weapons. Geo.
W. Caldwell of this city and Frank
Harper of Alex left this morning for
Tulsa, where they win have. charge Of
the Grady county exhibits of products
at the Dry Farming Congress. The
weapons with which they will enter
the lists are letters, constructed Of pea
nuts and corn, and spell the words,
Grady County. Oklaohma."
The entire county exhibit that was
shown at the state fair at Oklahoma
City has been sent to Tulsa. in addi-
ton to which, other products from
over the county have been gathered
and shipped Messrs Caldwell ana
Harper are going now, that they may
have plenty of time to arrange the ex-
hibit attraetively by the opening day
of the congress.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-16
IS
DOOMED TO
BE- OUSTED

Telegram by United Press
Albany Oct. 1.-THE removal Of
sulzer is mathematically certain to-
day. His opponents have two thirds,
the vote needed.
The determination to accomplish the
program seemed certain this morning
when the impeachment court met
The verdict will likely be reacehd by
tonight, but It Is possible that it may
not be completed before tomorrow
The court adjourned early this
afternoon II was nnoificially stated
that it had disposed Of all the articles
OF impeachment and would reconvene
al 3 O'Clock this afternoon in open ses-
sion for the final vote.
Most Of the members intend explain
ing their votes, SO the final disposi-
tion viii be depiayed til late today. or
possibly tomorrow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-16
TO START ON
BUILDING

Announcement was made this morn
ing that in all probability the work of
excavating for the new federal build
ing will start next week. The excayat-
ing contract has been awarded to Mr.
Smith of the o. X Transfer company.
H. p B Hollyday, government sup
erintendent Of the work, who has been
here for the past two weeks, states
the plans for the building call for one
Of the best buildings he has ever seen
turned out OF the architects offices at
Washington.
much attention has been paid to
minute detail throughout the entire
building and | have never seen a set
OF plans calling for a more complete
building" said Mr.. Hollyday "Espec-
tally is this true Of the heating plant,
which is simply the best ever"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-16
REPORT l8
ABOARD AN
OIL TANKER
Wireless Dispatches Indicate IS
Women and Three Children
Picked Up by Dutch Vessel
Cause Of the Disaster
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press
New York, Oct i6.--Wireless dis
patches received today confirm the re-
port that the Dutch Oil tanker, New
York, which was included in the list
Of the Volturno rescue fleet on the
first day has eighteen survivors
aboard, fifteen women and three chill
dren, and is proceeding to Rotterdam.
This would reduce the death toll to
cne hundred and eighteen.
Crowds Of relatives Of Volturno pas
sengers hurried to the Uranium office
to learn whether their loved ones were
among the survivors, but no names
were received.
The Red Star liner Kroomland with
Ss survivors was delayed by a dams
aged shaft, but is expected to dock to-
night.
The treasurer OF the Red Cross so
ciety was forced to advance 5000 Of
the emergency fund because relief re
ceived in contributions amounted to
only S149Se
The explosion Of a drum containing
chemicals was the cause of the fire.
according to the story told by Wal
dron Disselman. third officer of the
Volturno. Disselman gave thrilling
narrative OF the long hours spent on
his fire-ridden ship, fighting the
flames. sustaining the crippled wire
less plant, lowering life boats, quiet
ing the panic stricken. steering the
vessel by hand to keep her from drift
ing fighting the battle unaided be-
cause the waves were running too high
for small craft from other ships to ac-
complish the journey to the Volturno's
side More than eighty passengers
were burned to death, when they were
cut off by flames. Disselman reported.
Ranking well up with the bravery
displayed by Capt Inch Of the Vol
turno were the feats of daring of sew
eral officers. among them Second Of
fieer Lloyd. While ten ocean liners
maneuyered about the Volturno after
darkness had settled on Thursday
Capt Inch wirelessed: I'VE cart
stand this long. Our Seats are gone
send boats"
No tescue boats came in response to
Inch's wireless
Then Second officer Lloyd measured
up to the marx Taking four men with
him, he entered a damaged life boat
the Volturnos last, and showed thai
the seas could be lived upon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-16
DECLINE
FEDERATE

AZ fully attended meeting Of Pres
byterians at their church last night
they voted to reject the articles of fed
GRAFTON presented to them by the Con
gregational church by vote Of 27 to
TO- While it was freely acknow lqdged
that there was much to be said in
favor Of federation, it was felt that
there did not exist that cordial relation
on the part OF the two churches which
ould warrant so intimate connection
II was therefore thought best to wish
each other well anu each continue n
its own way.
The failure Of closer relations, is.
in some respects. to be deeply regret
ted" said Rev. E. b. Teis, "but there
might easily be something worse. The
unity Of Christianity does not so much
depend upon union as on unaninhty.
Churches may therefore keep up their
separate existence and still be one in
purpose and endeayor for the larger
cause.
Observation-Disclosures is not by any
means an unmixed evil; the different
varieties OF faith and practice makes
allowance for differences Of natural
temperament, aud makegit possible for
each to have a congenial church home,
where he can get good to himself and
do good to others. On this ground
each church can stand and justify its
separate existence: but this gives nc
church license to set up a claim to
exclusive rights.
Happily we are living in time
which not only toIerates non-conform
iiy. but freely acknowledges its separ
ate rights and its common property
in treasures divine. Behold how good
and how pleasant it is for brethren sC
dwell together in unity. Many
churches working together in a com
munity for a common cause can dt
more than one church working alone
Monopoly is a good thing for tn,
monopolist but 1t is a little hard OF
the customer"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-16

NJ u R DER.
At DALLAS
Inmate Of Indiana ReformatOry De-
clares He Killed Miss Brown
but Dallas Chief Of Police
Discounts Confession
Telegram by United Press.

lelcBTdlu Dg Oultcu TTeSS.
Indianapolis, Oct ia prisoner in
the Indiana reformatory at Jefferson
Vile has confessed that he murdered
the Dallas typist, Miss Florence
Brown, who was found with her throat
cut in her office on the morning of
July %, according to Supt. D. c. Pey-
ton.
The latter refused to give the pris-
oner's name. The man said he planned
to rob the office and killed the girl
when she screamed.
However, Chief of Police Ryan. who
has been to the reformatory to inves-
tigate, believes the confession is a
hoax and has started home. He be-
lieves that the young prisoners mind
is unbalanced and therefore gives no
credence to his confession
Despite the work of an army of de-
tectives and officers, the Brown muir
der has remained an unsolved mys-
terry. The young woman rode to the
office in an auto with a member Of
the real estate firm for which she
worked The latter left her to trans
act some business and on his return
found her brutally murdered in a rear
room Of the building
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-16
BEATS LANDLORD But
CUPID CONQUERS HIM

hErried away TO Chickasha and the
county jail. where yesterday a charge
OF insanity was lodged against him
Mrs. Belle McCay. a widow, to whom
Cook was engaged. came 10 Chicka-
sha yesterday and attended his trial
yesterday afternoon before Judge ~
N. Williams. and the county lunacy
board The result OF the trial was
that Cook was found not guilty and
the Judge ordered the landlord and
Cook to make settlement of their
differences. regarding the shares Of
the crops. The settlement was duly
made
Cupid had evidently made the trip
from Tuttle. either with Mrs. McCay "
Cook. for after the defendant had been
adjudged legally sane and the crop
settlement had been made. the couple
decided to be married, and at once
made application for the license
Judge +. p Moore came. in answer TO
a telephone call. and performed the
ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Cook left
last night for their home. near Tuttle
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-16
JOHNSON TOPS
TWO MARKETS

Once again Chickasha cattle have
set prices in two of the principal west
ern markets, TO which other feeders
may aspire, and this time it was in the
yearling calves class. AT Fort Worth
and Kansas City, shipments of calves
by H. B. Johnson, have brought higher
prices than was ever paid for calves
at these markets except for show cat
bunch, one car going to Fort Worth
and four to Kansas City. The average
weight was 900 pounds. At Fort Worth
the consignment brought S.5 cents and
at Kansas City 81 cents per pound on
hoof.