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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-07-09

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-02

tdrter perbenoen Wludertbum cine
geihloiene Jront entge9enfellen pol@
ten.
gluBer ben 8enannten betbeili9teH
fth nod1 oiele anpere Der dnDefeHoeT
,gdren" an Der 9urhfiibruna pes
Yrogrumms uno niht penig 5eiters
teit erregte Der foIgsnoe Reujabr3@
punI6, ben Or. u. u. auod Dem
Sberbdr Wm. RIeolin piomete uno be-
nad Der Wlelobie Der luItige Hupisrs
ffmieb" ppn ben 4npeienoen begleitei
nuroe:
(Wel.: Der luitige aupferI6mieo)
@s fam Elm 8Gr pom gaoenlanp,
Dor etipu 40 Sabren,
IS lodten i'm Die gerge id0n
llno and Die sGrt35Ip Sbaoren;
6ier boffte er 5en 6oHtg fiib,
3u Finoeu irgenono.
Drum tlstterte sr riiitig los,
llno brummts INNER frpb.
IRA la, Ia Ia, etc.
3oh balo tlimatiItrt sr iih,
8aut einc 506le tlein;
am berrliheu ShioiIu6,
8o's g8aiier lit 10 rein;
D'raus Icnopfts er, Tag etn, Tag aIs,
Som 6luB iif) 8orratb picl
Sbut ctluaS Soonig oa blneIn,
TQ5 bradlt' i'm bul0 ans 3lel.
IRA laIa etc.
I'm 2ranf 10 iiiB oie gdrenbruit
C9ur baIo perliebet NOR.
Ser Sberbdr in Goutngton
SSn ,Qur" lno oNtoa" bruntmt iilB:
2Sbr 8riSSlp aQe iiBet
auf Cure SinterriiB.
Gam iolt 2shr tan3eu, lauren, elIeL
Bis Guh Der Baud IhDillt an;
Illnb mcr nidt nunn aenng sefriegt,
,Sane gleit BON uorne an"
Sra Ga, SalaIa, etc
Sic brahteu linn gum Sauiche NIT
8iel Sonid tpuroerbor;
Bum Tonf oofir mo ,Ret" iie elm
Gum 9teusSabr Suif uno Sd)maus.
"a gebt's 10 trcii5fioete ber,
GaB 9fiemano fommt uad) Saus.
Sru la, Ia. la etc.
.SrasbGr" Gmil Sramer bielt
einen fomiIhen 8ortrag uber Die
Ratursei6ihte bss 8Gren"; alimperz
8dr 4lbsrt 9eper bedrbe:tetc
oas Qiano uno be9leitete ale 2ieoer;
Der Barren gIptrant Senrn Wo us
rsr CAB eintse ieiner beliebten aous
pIets gum 8eiten uno auBeroem tpurs
ben nod eine Reibe BON ben Barren Der
Cincinnati Surnseueinoe sspiometen
Gteoer geiungsn, 10 oab es bis 5um
SdIub Der Stsuns, bic erit ipdt an
9lbenb erfoIgte, uiht an llutsrholtaHs
Teblte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-02

tdmpfen bsabfidtigsn. sic fperbea
feline Sdpierig,siten 6absn, annCits
gu finben, bic ihre Sdhe Derfeften.
benn betonntlid habsn fi6 GrsWtaptt
Sunt, Si6erheits 9irettor Gai1
uno Der bisbrise StabtunlDalt getts
man bersit ertldrt, oQe itaotiihen Mn
gsIt.lten, bic hires Qutes entisst tuers
ben, DOR 9erift 3u Dertrsten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-02
9IDslid, oeritprbeu.

Srant goIanb, go. 248 SistIon
StraBe. erlas geiteru beim aiibasr-
fiitteru etnem 9er3idlag. Sin bia3us
9erufener 4r3t tonnte nur nod ser
bereits singetretensn Dob feititslien.
Der Coroner ipuroe BON osm abiepen
oes Wannss benahrit,tist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-02
Strascuraub.

8on einem Reqsr min aeItern Wor-
1en Thomas Boone BON go. 9O3 Belts
Strdhe anFqehaIten tporpen Ietn, ais
sr ourb bic Turner Allen, note Der
6orriIpu aoeuue. alma. Der Rdubsr
erbeutete aneeblict ben Getraa BON 80.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-02
,,Bdrentaute"
,sauo seitern in Der Saue Der
Souiustox 5urusemeinse
itatt.
Webr ais bnnoert sgGren" oes SGio
5urnbe,irfS iuusirten ais
Sanf,eugeu
limb lcitrteu bas uNeujahr" III
ieadDtIr0blid)er 8eiie Elm.

Rad gopineton. aur 9drenbohP.
Ia itapfen Barren qerHe:
Dort III Der pese 6Imnslreih.
Dort ftrahleu ihre Sterns.
sSsbpebss efahr am IeuiabrstaQ
gibt's bort Elm 8Gren!Gufen;
Da iommt. ipds iraeno aotteln mag,
9ehumpelt unD aelaufen.
Snionoers pom Shioitranb.
Die paen 3sntrums6dreH.
Die iino babel. aui Woro unb grano,
Die leihteH fpie bic ihperen.
u 9iherl piro aeturnt Suerit.
SO beinaa aiemIih rihtIq;
Sreuno Roth, Der tommanbirt famos,
Sd tlopft bas batbrstt tiihtiq.
lift absr bies Surnier porbei,
Damn. Warih sur obsr'n 6alle;
9ort partet ihou bic Sisriisi
9aua taufbereit fir 4Qe.
papu Rieolin, Der Saroinal.
5auft essunae bort uno 2llte
Wlit anpatt unn 6umor sumal -
GaR 9ott tbn lana erhaltsl
Gr tauft auerit nit 9eritenIaft
gom heiliqen S6lampnmpus,
unp oaHn, oamifs audi rihttQ ihafft.
gfot, cbsnorein nit Sdampus.
:tit ioltsrpeis aeitilt Der Gurit --
1as beibt. fir cine Weile -
Damn rpiro ierpiert aebrat'ns Wurit,
6silfam oem kSeslenheiIel
9asu nod obenorein Salat
4us Observation-Disclosures.
go lebt man nur i'm 8drenitaat
lIno lsbt i'm Slid, i'm oolIen.@
Die Barren oes Sbio Surnbesirta
funoen iih aeitern Nohmittaq, etfpo
100 Wann fart. auf ginlaounq ber
gopinaton 5urnaemeinee in Derer
bale elm. um 3euoen Der alliahrliher
,.garentaufe" pnlgo Ginfiihruna neuer
mitalieosr in bic 9rummaeisaihaft Al
iein. DAB es babel bod uno nihi
trotsn herceNn piiroe. oafiir biirqts
ron pornberein Die bet1nnte SAT-.
freunoihaft Der gopinatoner gdrer
uno es beodrf feiner tpeiteren Grlpdh.
nuna. oaf iih ale anlpe'cnoen dufa
Bette omiiiirtsn.
lin ben 4ppetit su ihdrfsn. pur
ben nah gintreffen alier Barren" ir
Der untsrsn 6aIe unter 2eitung oei
eriRn Spreders 8. Roth cine Mnsab
.urnerilh.r uebunaen nurhaenommer
uno natoem oieie beenoet pdren. tor
telte Die srmiioeie. aber inapifdfef
huRariQ uno ourItio aeiporbene Barren
ihdar mad, Der oberen 6oue. no in
spIihen Der berberaspater bic 5iih
heraerihtst uno nit Allem beeedt bat
ts. lpas eur Sdtiiauna unp Gabunt
oieHsn tonnte.
Gs mar ein 0eraniiaeH. 10 piele in
3urntpeisn sraraute beutihe UtGnHer
Die an Der solen aurnsrei nod mi
2uit uno Qiebe hdnocn, beiiammsn Al
Iebtn uno es oauerte nitt lange. eh
elm feuht.froblihes 9reiben ith be
mertbar mddate.
Die faftiasn 1rdttpiirIt. uno be
ipohlfhmedenbe Rortoffelialat Joni
cine Reihc anDerer asnitiel parel
baIb nit Ollie bes proouits Der Rien
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-02

BeItellt 1ld1 nod thinner ems,
Wenn's munoet ltno froblih nIdht.
st. Ricdro, (pfunb gdr);
8erfhuunbeu iino bic trauten Conn
tags 5rsuoeu,
Wir leben Ia in einem freien Gdno,
uno Dir ou ihporse 5emperen3lerIeele,
Sei Elm freunoIiher 8rlB geianot. -
8. 8u d bauien C8ummels8Gr);
gBas lit oas 2eben, Iast Der Surner
Gar,
Wenn's uiht iur Bier uno granntz
fpeiH ndr.
Genof1sn blb' ih jung oas 2eben,
8oh gsnug getrunten hab' ih uttt.
y. o. q Glinomeper (8uB Bar;
Sin 5euhler tann bier niht frommen,
Muterei lit Itreng perbannt.
graps 5er3en iinb pilltommen,
Simmer i'm 9GrenzStdno.
=. R. 5rtebrid 3 (get gdr);
3ie Bet Shpeitern, bas S6llenges
fbmeib,
lie alien Shuhteln MAIDEN Die 50lle
uns heiB.
@eftern iino bon oisien 5rommen,
Sshs in Die Wdnors Office ges
tommen.
Die neuen .9dren" nurben oanu
nit lautem Drummer begriiBt, tpos
rauf Der Gbsr Bar. neil nod ettpas
Ghampagner BON Der gauFe Ibrig gss
bliebsn mar, ben Sberz unb araBbdz
rem Der oerihieoenen pertretenen Ser
eine je Elm 9Ias oes eShompuIes" f"
trebeH3te.
I'm bic 3eremonie 81 einem ipurois
gen abidluB 81 bringen, fttnmte Die
gan3s r9drengeiellibaft" oann Den
folgenoen, Don oem ygdren" u. 9az
relmaun perfabteu WiItommsngruB,
Der nah Der Wlelooie .Robin Qoair"
aefungen tpuroe:
Wiltommsn, iunge 9rut,
Barren, Gut 5eil!
9a5 bohIte 2ebenseut
Dero' guh su tbeil:
5robIinn, aeiunber 2eib
5reunoe, elm boloes Weib,
5urnen gum 3eitpertrsib
gGrsn, Gut Seill
5rii If ohns Out uno Rpt -
gdren, 9ut 6eil.
5rsi Iber pfsrD uno Bod
5liest pie Elm gfeil,
9 tart audi on 9eiit tpie 9ein -
5reu itets oem 5urnperein:
60 iollt ibr Barren iein
Drum Elm 9ut 5eil!
S6ieo aud i'm lesten Sa6r
Wtanf' ebler 5reuno:
gleibt er bod immeroar
Ulit uns osreint.
Der, mas sr preoigt, iibt,
Wabrbeit uno 5reibeit lisbt:
Denten mir Isin in 2ieb -
Barren, Gut Seil!
aaBt uns nun fr6blif) Iein,
gdren, 9ut Ssil!
| rSdentt nod elm 8oprilh sin,"
gdren, Gut Seil!
Bas audi pas Neue eabr
gringsn mag. trnmeroar
Mehret bic irobe Sbaar,
Barren. 8ut beill
Bar" u bert Remoe erfreut'
Die 4npefenesn burh ben prdhtigeI
gortros oes 2iebes Die befoen Gre
lnooiere", porauf Bar" Us m.a M
| B q d cine nit pislsm sntsrefe perfols
te aniprahe iiber Die jegige3emperen3
Ueiiere belt unO pdbrenb oerisIbsl
sans befonbers btonte, bab Die 5ur
| ner es fsten, !pelfe tpieber friibere Der
hdltnifie fbaffen tDnnien. tpsnn tie MI
Itreu 5ur Gahne haIten unb benz imms
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-11

KANSAS CITY. Aug l0.--IOGS: Re.
rcipis q. 800. higher l,ulk Of sales S940W
. ~. heavy 50 61T975. packers and butch
rrs $0opH9.15. light S92O@ go pigs
Ss1OUg.OO
CATTLE Receipts II 800 higher Prime
fed steers 50 5OW 10 25 dressed beef stecrs
- 5Od g4O southern steers $1,000 8 80.
cows 81 2ju Z %. heifcrs SG25N9 Is, stock
SO 5Om 10 80
SHEEP Receipts / 1900. higher Lambs
Ss.O09s 50. yearlIngS s575WG 80, wethers
S5.35a5 50. ewes $3.50 j.3j.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-11
Very True

The Phrenologist-Yes sir, l.,
feeling the bumps on your head
'an tell you exactly what sort of a
uan you are
Mr.. Dolan-Ol behave it wud give
ye more aV an idea wot sort av
whmmen my wolfe is-Baltimore
American.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-11

All about Department Leases. Re-
moval of Restrictions. Allotments, En-
rollments. Maps, Plats and Plat
Books
office hours: $50 to IL a. m. to
3 80 D. m j. TRUMAN NIXON
Phone 1901 Care Of Miss Lena Seltner.
Room POS Bliss Bldg. Tulsa, Okla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-11
LIVE STOCK


CHICAGO. Aug iO-HOGS: Receipts
10000 higher Bulk of sales 50 7089 90.
light ~ cog 1926. mixed 50 l5@i015.
hesv} s. $50 1000. rough sssjU9 10,
pigs $3.50 Q So
CATTLE Receipts p 600 higher Reeves
q 25J 10 40 steers s650G59i0 stockcrs
IS boG co. COWS and heiiers So s0Te4O,
caves ss50fil75.
SHEEP: Receipts 2a,Qo0, steady. Sheep
S6T5tpssb
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-11
PRODUCE


Creamarics - Ia sSc
FGGS: Higher Receipts lI.O74 at
mark cases included lja 2ol9c. ordinary
drsts l9N 10Lc Hrsts 20Tglc.
POTATOES. Unsettled Rsccipts -
cars Jersey sacks S2M Soc. Jersey Bull.
no soc. Minnesota 7O6 75e, Virginia bar.
rcls 81 tiI225
POULTRY. Alive. lower Fowls lac.
springs t6r lie
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-11
Chicago Cash Grain

Chicago. Aus 10 WHEAT No. 2 red
90 y mO7Ac
corn No yellow sGla SIC
o\TS STANDARD IO& W4lEc.
RYE No nc
BARLEY 53H 6Oc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-11

KANSAS CITY, Aug 10 IO-BUTTER
Creamery 23c irs,s 2lc seconds Sc pack
ing stock i9hc
EGGS Firsts l9c, seconds ljhc
POULTRY. Hens lac bro,lcrs i6hc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-11

LIVERPOOL. aug 10 There were
Lnoo bales OF American spot cotton sold
hero today THE price was unchanged on
.h' basis oi G.50d
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-11
MLARNLU3TS
COTTON


GALVESTON. T.,, Aug 10 Receipts
t-9 exports 900. stock 21O9G
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-11

there appears to be hardly a place in
AN Europe where an American tour
ist can soak his watch
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-11

As we understand It. notwithstand-
ing the vital Importance of time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-11
Inlllnn Records.

All kinds Of home cooking at 204
South Boulder. Phone Red 34SS-Ad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-06-22
CARDINALS BREAK EVEN
Cardinals Lose Saturdays Game and
Win Yesterday.

The Cardinals and the Agricultural
Department team played in the Park
Saturday and the home lads lost, 6 to
4. Jack Risdon pitched an excellent
game and was backed up by "Bird"
Trenary in fine style, but errors at
critical stages and several decisions
!! against the Cardinals that made tai
lies for the Aggies, caused them to
get the small end of the score, al
though the Cardinals outplayed and
surpassed their rivals in batting
Yesterday the fast team from the
U. S. S. Mayfower, stationed at the
Navy Yard, Washington, visited this
city and lost to the Cardinals, s to 3.
The sailors played a rafting good
game and accepted many hard chances
during the fray anil showed that they
could play baseball with the. best of
amateur teanls.
The Mayfiower boys were the first
to bat and "Jack" Risdon, with the
aid of fast and puzzling twirlings,
and his comrade, Jimmy Patterson
catching, everything coming his way,
with Devers, Snowden, Nugent, I,yET,
George Allensworth, Owens and last,
but not least, Dug Merchant, tic
daddy buck who grabs all kinds o.
throws to the first sack-all working
like clockwork, held the mariners
safe. IN the eighth inning "Bird"
Trenary, who hal relieved Lucky
Lynn in the sixth innig in left field,
entered the box in place Of Risdon,
who went to the left garden in his
stead. The lieutenant smiled, let the
ball sail over the plate, and when
the sailor lads connected with the
sphere his teammates would retire
them in order.
Runs made-Cardinals, Nugent, 3;
Allensworth, 2; Devers, 2; Merchant,
i; total, s. MayAower, Hines, Guy
and Dickman, l run each; total, 3.
Umpire-Luther Sutherland.
The U. S. S. Mayfower team is
compose of the following-named
ballplayers, and every man good
one in his position: Anderson, Back,
Clerk, Dickman, Fox, Guy, Hines,
Reynolds and White, and they also
have in reserve some excellent sub
stitutes to use in garns when neces-
sary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-06-22
THE WEATHER THIS WEEK.
But no Unusually High Temperatures
Are Expected.

Unsettled, showery weather was
scheduled for today over the northern
districts east of the Rocky Mountains,
probably continuing Tuesday in the
Middle Atlantic States and New Eng
land, with generally fair weather fol-
lowing the remainder Of the week.
The bulletin continues:
cover the southern half of the coun-
try generally fair weather will pre-
vail throughout the week except in
Florida, where occasional local thun-
der storms are probable.
at will be warmer early in the
week in the East, but unusually high
temperatures will prevail during most
of the week over the northern dis
tricts east of the Rocky Mountains.
an the South and Southwest tenn
peratures will be rather high.
"West of the Rocky Mountains fair
weather will prevail win moderate
temperatures, although somewhat
higher by Tuesday over the northern
districts"
The sun beamed down on Alexan-
dria for fourteen hours and forty.
eight minutes yesterday, just two
minutes longer than any other day
in 1914.
The weather throughout most of las:
week had been cool, but the tempef fas
ture rose to an uncomfortable point
yesterday and continued so unit
night, when clouds gathered in the
southeast. It began to rain about ter
o'clock and there were several re-
freshing showers, accompanied by
brilliant display of electricity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-06-22
REBELS SET Up
CIVIL REGIME.
Municipal Officers Named
by a Vote of the
People.
10000 NEAR SALTILLO
Constitutionalists Concentrating for
an Attack in the Southern Section
of Mexico. -

Saltillo, Mexico, June 22.-The
entire northern part of, the State of
Vera Cruz and most Of the State of
Pueblo now are under control Of the
Constitutionalists, it was announced
at General Carranza's headquarters.
General Nicolas Flores reported
by telegraph that he had taken the
town of Orizatlan in the State of
Hidalgo and placeI himself and 1000
men at the orders of Genera Car
rama. A report signed by more than
1000 citizens of that town decared
civil government and municipal Of
fees have been established by popu-
Ian election. General Flores hereto
fore has not been able to commune
cate with headquarters. 1t was re-
ported also that municipal officers
had been named by popular vote in
many towns in Pueblo.
With the establishment of tele-
graph communication to that region,
General Carranza gave orders direct
to General CairIamacho and other
chiefs of the central States.
Thirty thousand men have been CON-
centrated near here in preparation for
a campaign toward the south, and
trsins are arriving daily from the
nonth !. : ,sits1stTcops J4General Cor
zales, commanding the army Of the
and General Villareal, Of
Nuevo Leon. Governor Pator RouiX,
of Durango, and Generals Murgia,
Elizondo and others arrived during
the week and conferred with General
Carranza regarding the southern
campaign.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-06-22
D. A. R. HELP PLAYGROUNDi
New Amusement Center for Children
to Open in July. &c.,

At a recent meeting of the Mount
Vernon Chapter of the D. A. R., an
appeal was made for funds to assist
in the support of the Fairgrounds
which committee from the Parents
and Teachers Association are to open;
in July. 4 generous response was
the result. y i!
The grounds and basement OF the
Washington School will be used Tor
this playground and recreation center
and will be under the charge OF d.
rector who has had special training
! in this line of work. = -; #.rf-rT =
!, Other organizations can do no bet-i
|, ter work then to help in this move
!'ment. aae = rrrf ,!pn- .o.
/ Contributions sent to Taylor Burke,
the treasurer, of this committee, will
be most acceptable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-06-22
IMPORTANT DISCOVERIES
Motorboats to Be Made More Terri
Bile than Dreadnoughts.

Rdre. June 22.-The nervousness
with which Marine Minister Milo re-
piled the other day to an interpella-
ton of a deputy on what has been
done in order to reserve TO Italy the
exclusive use Of Engineer Guilo
Ulivi's invention for exploding mines
i'and projectiles at a distance, has
been interpreted here today as sure
sign that worlir armaments are on the
verge Of a revolution as great as that
brought about by the invention Of
gun powder.
Since the day when at Florence,
in the presence Of committee Of
admirals and experts, Ulivi succeed
ed in exploding one by one four
mines placed in the Fiver Arno
from a distance Of four iriles, the
general staffs of the army and navy
held a number of secret sittings to
consider the purchase of this inven-
ton, and also to discuss with experts
what change must be made in thc
chemical composition e the shells in
or:er to be safe from the effects of
such IAN inventio mas this in the
hands of a foreign power.
AS the government now considers
Uiivi's invention state secret, the
press has ceased all comments and
descriptions of the invention, while
Ulivi has suddenly disappeared.
Today another piece. of news comes
frdr Syracuse. A young electrical
engineer. Salvatore Spadoni, beside
claiming priority of invention over
Ulivi, expresses Willingness to test
before government experts another
invention, destined further to EN-.
barrass the governments selection
of new armaments. Spa;ioni, in fact,
claimed that a mot6rboat fitted with
his apparatus, is more powerful than
the most up-to-date dresdnough
armed with a score of 14-inch guns OF
any number of guns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-06-22
DYNAMITE WRECKS HOME.
Five Sticks Placed Inside Door OF
Frederick County Dwelling and
Exploded.

Frederick, Md, June 22.-The home
of Chester, Wiles at Yellow Springs,
near this city, was dynamited and
partially wrecked Thursday night.
Five sticks of the explosive were set
off inside the front door and most OF
the furniture was broken.
The room in which the explosion
occurred and its contents were de-
molished. The neighborhood Is
wrought up over the affair and the
authorities have been asked to make
an investigation.
Two days ago farmer of that 10
calitv received cigar wrapped IN
paper. Becoming suspicious, he cut
it open and found dynamite cap
large enough to have killed him hand
he applied match. The same day
John Fox lighted a cigar received
from an unknown friend" and was
badly injured by the explosion OF
concealed dynamite cap.
It is thought the dynamiting is tht
result of grudges. The locality l!
at the foot Of the mountain where
frequent disturbances have occurred
It was in this section last summe
THAT forest fires were started which
caused the loss of thousands of dol
lars.
Chester Wile5 and Grafton Tyler
while viewing the wreck of the hous'
today, got into fight. Alvey "lles
Robert Tyler and Charles Craver be
r.came involved and general meIe
ensued in which Chester Wiles an
Grafton Tyler were hurt. All tn
parties were placed in jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-06-22
MURDERS HUSBAND.
Wife Says She Was Afraid he Would
Marry Again.

Marry AsdlH.
Boston, June 22.-Henry II. Fol-
som, of the law firm of Powers, Fol
som & Powers, of this city, was shot
and killed by his wife, Mary Hardy
Folsom, while the couple were driving
lin a carriage from the Exeter, N. h.,
railroad station toward their farm In
Rockingham, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Folsom is under arrest at Exc
ter. She is undoubtedly demented
and is said TO have exhibited homlcld-
al tendencies for several months past;
even grasping the wife of a neighbor
by the throat and threatening to Kill
her.
After Mrs. Folsom had been ar
rested she was asked why she shot
her husband. She replied:
Because loved him. ] was afraid
he was going to marry another Wo-
man."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-06-22
TO THE OWNERS OF DOGS.

The law of the city makes it the
duty Of the Mayor to give public no.
tice to persons owning or harborlng
dogs to come forward and take out
license for the same from the City
Auditor or be reported and fined upon
failure to do so.
The license law requires this tax
to be paid before July l, 1914. Inc
law also requires that the tag shall be
worn on the collar of the dog. inns
is requirement that can and must
be complied with. The policemen are
expected and are directed to report
to the police court the owners Of all
unlicensed dogs. The license on each
dog regardless of sex is ts1.50) One
dollar and fifty cents. a3
THOMAS A. FISHER, MAYOR. -
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