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CHAPTER u.
Vanity Valiant.
"The witness is excused"

Inc Witness ID excused -
In the ripple that stirred across the
court room at the examiners abrupt
conclusion. John Valiant, who had
withstood that pitiless hail of ques-
lions, rose, bowed to him and slowly
crossed the cleared space to his co1n-
sci. The chairman looked severely
over his eyeglasses, with his gsvel
lifted. and statuesque girl. In the
rear Of the room. laid her delicatOiy
gloved hand on q companion's aitd
smiled slowly without Withdrawing hor
gaze, and with the faintest tint of col
or In her face .ssssa.ssa.
Katharine Fargo neither smiled nor
flushed readily. Her smile was an In
dex OF her whole personality. languid.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-06-12
.sssA%Attention!!

man with gold eyeglasses, who
smelled OF some curious sickfshsweet
perfume, came and took him by the
hand and led him Into room where
his father lay In bed. very gray and
quiet.
The white hand on the coverlet
had beckoned to him and he had gone
close up to the bed. standing very
straight, his heart beating fast and
hard
joint" the word had been almost
a whisper very tense and anxious.
very distinct. John, you're little
boy. and father is going away" ila
Toto Wishing House?" 9dr
The gray lips had smiled then. ever
so little, and sadly. mo. John"
Take me with you. father! Take
me with you!' Va T #h
His voice had trembled then. and he
had had to gulp hard.
Listen, John, for what I am say
ing is very important. You don't
time you will" The whisper had
grown strained and, frayed, but It was
still distinct. II can't go to the Never
Never Land. But you may sometime.
II you II you do and II you
find Westinghouse. remember that
the men who lived in It be-
fore you and me were gen.
tlemen. Whatever else they were,
they were always that. Be :
like them, John. 49, will you"
Yes, father"
The old gentleman with the eye
glasses had come forward then. hasti-
ly.-a..---r-r-.---..ar,- -.-.--.-------.--.-----
Goodnight, father"
He had wanted to kiss him, but
strange cool hush had settled on the
room and his father seemed all at
once to have fallen asleep. And he
had gone out. so carefully, on tiptoe.
wondering. and suddenly afraid.
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Heard at a Rece ptIon.

Alice is really the scrawniest girl
among all our acquaintances."
"Oh, don't know. It's really neck
and neck between her and Maud Sim
mons, l guess. = Boston Evening
Transcript.
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DR.. Pierce's Pellets, small, sugar-coated,
easy to take as candy, regulate and invig.
crate stomach, liver and bowels and cure
constipation. Adv.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-06-12

A poor reputation may be better
than none at all.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-06-12

II you don't like people to like you
criticize what they do.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1914-06-12

Putnam Fadeless Dyes color in cold
water. Adv.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-28
garsmpoe os %SubilGumfef*)

Zen norife Spnooe aabneOe Den
10. os. 1T 81. 6aaesmpoe / SioaS
Sails, &c. 3nf. Msoet bolotes / Ell
itor % ior et iaaoant Meoe p%elitif.
fet Metooiitfirfe. iom for alnleo-
ningen par ouerlaot Snno0en. ge0
Ga6ninasme0et oplnite 6otmanoen
Er. s.. q. Stl6. SOB. L. SAD,
Sem ppperiteprpiteIige 99n. Ger
paa 6a0 ban ON @uos 9eliignelie
ober @soet og bets Opgauer. Sioen
Iaaoe ban 5ilbererne paa Sierte.
at Seius oct oplpre 0r0 6eoer
ON. at bans giiciple til ale Cher
maa pore Get. fife alene ni9nli8 /
aanoen, men at De ogiaa ouer Tor
9eroen maa jremtrGoe iom Ell en-
be6. arun0et pnn Den more aanoeas
gnheo San irembolot ilere giones.
6pro ira Iutberite Seolo9er om,
at De baooe opinttet Seiu Bon iaa.
leoes iom irem6olot.
; i'm Snoberetning aioroe 6or-
man0en Ge0e for, bborior bette Sci
lesme0e holotes / Si1ur Sails %
paa oen for iaaoame Mp6er uiao.
oonIiae 8i6 al aaret. Get par
Qqrerieminariets % Narsfeit Der
6an6e pGret beitemmenOe for baa0e
Steoet og aarstioen. SfoIens Stii.
telies6ag iaI0er nemlis paa Den II.
Ofto6er, iaa aabnin9en al @leoet
begonote meb Set.
5ormonoen omtolie ari8en On.
ropa og iaaoe ga bf. a., at ri, iom
6srer til SUBS 5reosri9e. airfen.
Tfuloe opIefte bore Sierter / 9en
til @uO ON 2inoring for oem, Der
li6er melt UNDER arilen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-28
aennaro, 3e6r.

0nsodg / iioite ll9e ba0oe Ri 70
groiInppcr. Oct igritc Bur oieoes
noe paa eanoet i 9ruoens Stem
5uor Better Relions 0atter Miis
Cora g. Relion. bIeo egteOiet til
DIR. 9io6ert , @orterien ira @ia-
Jon STR. 93e6r. en- Del Slggtnia.
ae o. @enner Dar inobuot % irem.
meot til 9r1Iluppet.
Get anoet Bar 6leD oiet / port
Stem Ser / Blair. Get par 0ar.
Otto 0lien ira aennarO Ger / lie
re qar bar arbeioet Der / 9anii5
Qut6 9ubl. Souiel ION a%9teoieoes
til @iis @innie Ro5wer ira st.
Calhoun. 9rnoens 1ante. @ars.
SIR. 9obmer. og 9rnogommens 3D.
ser. 3ac6arias Often ira aenuaro
par til Steoe iom 9ioner.
Beritnaonte Bar a9ter at iPtte
30 paa en- 3arm noe oeo aennaro,
ii0ilnpDute bar iat 90 Der / 9pen.
Ianifereu gnifcr be9ae Bar bier.
telia If 9nffel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-28
areosmpSe.

Sainois areos al Zen forene.
De onnIfe eb .lutb. STRIFE / amerifn"
boloer pil Sub. fit areos.anrs.
msoe / getbonia Renigbeog Sir.
fe. Bebiter grooe, Mo.. fra a.
8. Ronember.
gnboer Of areSiens @enigbeoer
beees erinore at IaOe iig reprpien.
tere life oIene Deo fin prqit, men
ogiaa peo en- 9eleent.
5oruoen De inouanlise Sorret
ringer forelisser ielgenoe Gmner
III 5orbanoling:
]. 8DorIeoes tGn0es % peolige.
tolfes ben heaige SI6 | Wenne.
tiers Sierter2
III. ann mon foridge uoen at
fro. og fan mar tro uoen at for
fnge2 -
III. Oct rette in0bproes Gor.
boI6 meaem 9rpit % Weniebeo
iom getingeIIe for 8elfigneIie.
MISUNDERSTANDING OnsonJ
Hffen ben a. Rooember Serren
eipe os ct frugtbart. riet oa peliie
net Wsoe for fit Gopns SfpIb.
g. geoeren,
areosformano
19.-S a%nIeoning af epentuel
Organization of et fpIes llngooms.
forbuno I areofen bill bet bore BE-
timeIigt for be IofaIe llnsooms.
foreninger bper at nrlge og ienoe
en- Mepreientant til Nsbet. 6. g
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-28
NOTICE TO CEMETERY
LOT OWNERS.

The Cemetery Association
wish to close their books for
1914, and all those who are in
arrears for dues for care of Lots
will kindly call and pay the same
and get the Association receipt
for same.
Payment can be made to the
Secretary Mary Cook, or to the
Treas. Geo. B. Willsey or at
either Of the Blair Banks, or to
the Trustees or Committee hay-
ing the Cemetery in charge.
All money should be paid to
the Association and a receipt
taken therefor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-28
arebsmeoe.

8iI Sub, nfboloer Rer6 0ofo.
ia areos fit efternarsmeoe ! Gben.
eyer Nenigbeo ueo 5lortcn q.
DAT. ! Ga9ene ira 10 til %. Ro.
uember. Weoet besDnOer meo SUBS.
%tieneIte | Meniebeoen airte, Tors.
bag 5OrmiO6oe al. 1920.
areoiens Gmne: Doaben
Weniebeoens emne: S5orleoes
bliuer Subs Born teIlieet | Sano.
beO2 Sob. II, II.
Qae areoIens 9r9iter bcf Tom.
me o. allie R~enigbeOer icnOe GeIe.
gnter.
6. n. anoereu, areOsIef.
5 Senbolo til op~eni.anenoe ge.
fenotgsrelie inobpOer Gbene5er b.
eb. lutb. Menigbe6 ueo 6lnrton, q
Gaf., berueo ale at oe.toae ! nGDn.
tie Wsoe. @nbuer beOes inomeIoe Tia
til cen at moertesneoe inoen ben
10. goD. Gao os Dioe bpao Dag DC
fonmer. De bill on blipe afbentet
Glarton. pno Weniabeoens Begne
e. 6. Gbrijtenien, 5ormnno,
3. Wnenusfen
Msb.s Brett.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-28

9etbania 3. ep. -Iutb. Wcnigbeo.
@ebiter @rooes DO. inobpoer Der.
oeo paa oct bierteliaite III DeltageIis
/ areOsmsoet / openneonte Gage
9ilrciienoe beoes at in6meIoe fig
ieneit ferite Rooember.
9aa Wenigbeoens gegne.
q 9entien.
407 5airoien Ane..
0ebIter @ropes no
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-28

%llng0oms. oa Misionsmeoe al
6oloes = ON ono oil - / Sm,
manuels 5 ht6. @culgbe0. gaitou,
Gal. / Raocne ira oen f9.-22.
3op. Pile or biertelig in6buOne til
at oeltaee / oisie @e5er. 90 Sm.
mannels Notwithstanding 6eupen.
Der iig iarlig til ale llnaoomsiore-
~ningerne / 9aciiic areOs ON at Tom.
me iaa mango iom mlli9 ia bper
~lln8oomsforeniH9. eler Dog / oei
minoiie at Iaoe iia repreirn.tre DeO
ct Meolem. Weniabeoen FAR uemlig
gipet os ale tire gitarmiooase til
iprIi1e llng0omsme0G: 1orsoag
gitermio6aB oil gnmet ct lDffe.
.Iigt llnaoomsIiD~ / 5orbin0alie meo
Rom. s. 1 bIipe oreitet. emnet Tor
5re0ag gitm. n9il0e BET pare gooi
for Observation-Disclosures / Hacific
areos. ON Be 0anneoe et aseosior-
bnno2 SnorleOes fan set ife2 SDaS
for Opgnber funoe o. Isie2 Gm.
net for Senona gftermiooas or.
On troialt % irimoSig 9efcnoeIie
al min SreIier@
aumGrfning. Smmannels Ina.
o%omsiorenina tanfer aloeIes fife
paa opS bette @s6e at oanne areos.
iorbnnO. On iaaonu Gag mao ligae
/ are0iens 9pn0er. Ren ben enifer.
ON enO i set iman. 1T prfte bor.
%itaaeIie al % Snteresie Tor Sagen
9i Dentcr grpiterne 8. glDe Of.
fen oa aarl Snnicn. liant pore ON.
boen6e @rGiter til at Oeltaae t M6.
oernc.
gIae tilreiieu6e beoes me6oeIe ON
Oeres aomme inoen Sen 10. 91on.
4aa Menisbeoeus oa llngooms.
ioreninsens geane.
81. q. Sanien, qrpit.
0Ieanoer. Gal. n. q. +.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-28
,DanHeren"
0nsOag ben 2s, 0ftOber 1911.
Blair, aebr.

CT fr99telis lllnffe inotrai Der
/ @aar 9forses. som d gif I'll
@pen, berte oi granoalarm-alof-
fen rin8e, Sioen ~fortaltes Der os,
at en- aone % 5enoes 5 @aane.
Der gamle Barn BAR 6leDen iaa for.
brenot. at De fife fnnOe leDe. Cine
Garter bar, fortaaes Der. iarmet
oppe norOpaa PEG @nlt Oil / Soni.
mer. bpor ban M BAR for at y6ulfe@
Corn. Dlen 5nmilien par flpttet
Der til 9Den for 9~interopboIo. @rs.
Garter bau0e oGret bos i'm Manos
Ssiter Rotten ooer. o9 oa bun ON
Worgenen TOM biem neo tit Barn
% bloc itarte 5lo / aomiuret.
belote hun aulolie al en- aanoe neo
pad nogle ulmenoe @leoer, iom
Iaa Der ira aitenen Toruo. % oa
ifete Der meo oct iamme en- @fs.
ploiion, iom latte So paa baaoe
beHoe ieIu % benoes Barn, iom
enonn iaO | 9arnepognen tpt peo.
tilligemeo 5uiet, Nrs. Garter blen
Iaa iorbrenot at BUN osoe faa
8lmer eiter. "a Barnet oe0e I III
fes oe0 f0s3f0en. Suiet ne0brpn0te
til @rnnOen. Oct unge 9ggtepar
bopoe ior life lenge iioen miitet
oeres fgrite Barn. iaa BET maa
bore ~iRroeles io9rt Tor Monoen.
iom M eiter en- innoan aataitrofe
ifnar aIene tilbage.
5 aites oar Der 5oreoras paa
Cana College. Get oar 01r. 90.
Gorniib ira Omaha. iom iammeu
meo DIR. og Mrs. Glcbaroion oar
fommen berop Tor aipe et 5nOlpg
for aninoens Stemmeret. Oct bar
ct go0t 5oreorns, 9ir. GorniIb le-
pereoa. men 9laoien tiIlaoer os life
al fortple oiOere Oerom. gi ifaI
blot npnne Get al bans argumen-
ter ior aninoeitemmeret. San 5pp-
oeoe, at Oct er Staten. Der be5eoer
apinoens Stemme. 0m bun iaar
Stemmeret. iaa pil / 80 5ilipIoe
al 100 0ianoen CO hans Suitru
femme ligeonn. og bet er netop bet
ifenue peO bet; tbi BET er Siem-
NETS Stemme, Der er oea be0ite.
90 be Stem, bpor 9ggteparret Ia
Ter Ianmen ON Sagerne. % Bran
ben og bans aone iamitemmer, oe-
res Stemmer Dor 81 for0ob1e. "a
bDor aonen fife oil itemme iammen
meo i'm Mano, Der er Ser ger1e
nOaet ! 9eien meo Manoens DC.
raj.
Dor oanIfe Sfrqooer 5. g.
SohnTen er MI ogian ilpttef inc /
Dor onnIfe 8noe, treble Ter Spo
for Q. 9 4 s., bpor ban beoer
baaoe gamIe og npe auHoer. igrlig
ntbe COLLEGE boBs@, ailReaa BAN
ct 9eige n1ar Be enifec noaet giori
Tom faloer inoenfor bans 5ag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-28
Nislionsmepe.

On @uo BiI, biioer GER Missions.
msoe ! 9t. So6aunes Renig6eo.
5armingion. Minn.. / gaapne 8.
% 9. RoD. 1914. size er beroeo
6icrteligit inobn6ne o. Delfomne.
Ran @enig6eoeus 9egne.
g. 81 9eterfen.
Ter bill bIioe ai6oloi Missions
msoe os 5n6iIaumsfcil / Smma.
mlels @enig6eo. Sa3elipoob, @inn.
ont @ilo bif, / 9aacne 10. If. o.
70. Rop. 1914. Bar meo at 6e6e
pm Nean ira BET beie ooer @soer.
ne en bierteIig SuobnOelie til ale
Qao Menigbeoens Gegne.
&. VI geterfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-28
GienSuin i Blair.

On oeili9 Gienoom pan A aeres
9ano meo ind gooi iom MT s 8g.
relies Sus - npr PEG Cana Col.
Icge - fan febes pao gnnitige Oil.
fanr.
9inele0cs ct mooerne 7 gGrelies
Sus % y We're 5oro bepIantet
meo Sruattrrer % guife. Snoen.
for 9parPnien.
6. s. Hobinon aeoItp 60.
blair. Qebr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-28
gdsiiOnsmpOe

On @n0 oil, 6lioer ser Missions
meoe / Rem 2isbon og Grange. @is
/ II. Steians NenigbeO / 0asen.
BIB. RoD.
WeOerne begpnoer Eorsoag ai
ten Den II. ! 9pen Rem 9isbon.
ane er oenlieit in6buSne.
g. Q. E6ifteo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-28
WisiiOnsmoSe

gefbanin Nenigbeo, gerona. Qeb
ai6olOer tit aarIige eiteraarsmsot
ira 6.-s. 3ooember. genner Ell
bierteIis oeIfomne Dos os / oisil
Gage. Nelo e0ers aomme til Orr
q. 9. Simonien. 9erona, Rebr.
Qan @eniebeoens 8eene.
g. g. aoenberg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-28
MisiiOnsmposr / 5rcmOnt % paa
6remont Batter.

) 9aaene ira f9.-26. Ros. al,
holoes, oil @ro. Misfonsmsoer
3remont aaloet. Reeernp aabnes
meo MISUNDERSTANDING 9uen Tors.
oaaen Den 10. Noo. Srcong, Scr.
Oag o. 5snoag l20.-22) boloes
We6erne paa 9anoet. Sra Wanon.
gen Den %. til o. mes 1afiiaelies.
oaaen ben 26. boloes WeSerne
Omen. aom % npr mg0i Babe
in6enb9s % uoenbBs @riter er
biertelig pelfommen.
81. Tb. Senfen.
5t5 6. ith 2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-28
MisiiOnsmpOe % SDifieit.

Smmauuels Menig5eo cfboIoer
/ Gaaene ira 8. iii S. Qooember
Misiionsmeoe o9 0sitfeit, boortil
ale penligit inObB0es.
Boa Meniabeoens Became.
N. .. 8loet
$40 gaianette N0e.. Rnfine. Mis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-28
Gil eeje.

Stort sRooern Brief 9otel@ Iom
ger goo 5orretning, !an leies me-
act biIIiat. 9prmere OplDsnineer
faos oe0 at benpenoe ii9 til
Or. Z .. Ssreenen.
gf Sorn, Sn
eIer til
3bom. bonn en-
aimbdllton, 5a.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-28
StOrt i~inaoomsmooc.

Oil @io, bliuer ser niboIot ei
tort llnaoomsme0e / q. Wattb
Reniobe6 / G0an. Rnn.. / Oaaenc
ira oen Sc. Gec., bportil un9e
bierteIig in6bnoes. SilreiienOe be,
oes meI0e iia til Mr. Cars 8oill,
ZEN. Gpon, Minn.. fsr zen 30. ROB.
8. R. Snnfen, Mab. Rrrit
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-28
NOstt, 9tigcn larrr grrScn.

Ten paagnaenoe ari9 bar Tart
Ger0en to 6epoeIi8e 9eftier. Zen
fsriie al 6isie 2eftier or, At Sc itora
ariasifi6es Gage pr taIte orOi De
umuliat fan iorioare ia imoo et
iorenet aaarcb Al llnoernanosbaa-
Sc o. 9uitfartsier. Zen anoen 9ef-
tie er, at Sc Itorarteoe 9anoiGitnins
gers 8io er ior6i iom 66lge al bet
i~tor1rteSe Tremifriot, Der er aiort
paa 9rtilleriets 0mraaoe. Sioen
ariaens 9eannOeIie, / 9ebet al Inn
ii llaer. er arigsifibsne dmphion.
Sapfe, 9otbfinOer. Gresin, So9ne.
9lbonfir Oh 4clIaSa bIeoen eoelaat
al lln6eroonosbaaoe operereoe !
Sorbin6elie me0 9uitiorteier. Get
er 7 ariasifibe remit ! SGnt / 10
llaer. Otter Sen 9atio pil en- lang
Daria Orig taae ilemt paa ielD ben
mpatiaite 9laa0e. Get iunes, iom De
Imaa Submarinere % iaa Soroool.
Sc fereiter oil bli0e oct beoite aDit-
iorioar. MaH ale menneiteIlge
Opiineelier iorRIaes. Suem oeo,
= Bar i~freoet Tor I.ojte Qr. men
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-28
6Orrctnina til saIa.

On goo misunderstanding =
,@rocerp, Sboes. Urn 8ooOs, Saro
mare, unO Supplements" / en- tri.
ueIig gp meO oanIf oa norif BE
ioIfnine or til Solg poo gooe Bill
faar, BELT meo aontnnt eIer | 9pt'
ie for aoot oano | ct Oonif Settle.
mpnt.
On nprmere 6pIpsnin9 t%ilifrio
n. q in care Of uGnniferen".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-28
piisiiunsmppt.

Om Serren oil. ai9olOes his.
.iionsmsoe i llpIano. 9tebr., ira ID.
-15. 91ou. 1914. glsOet bespuoer
5reoag Wiorgen, -. 9'oD. ST. II.
Som og uqr U%eltommeH, 5 iom 10.
ger 6erren.
9aa Yienigbeoens 8eane.
$. I. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-28

MEM Our illustrated catalogue
explains how we teach the bar
Der trade in short time, mailed
free. Write Moler Barber
College, Omaha. Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-28
Wisiipnsmpnr

DIN @no oil, 5liDer Der Misiions-
msoe / Seaigaanos Rcni9beO @au.
paca. @iseoniin. ira 5.-S. Rooem.
Der. grniterne 6. s.. Senieu, Ra.
cine; q. 6. GnrIien, Milltopn og
5 z. SEMEN. Bon Sippi, Bigcon.
fin har lobef at tale.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-28
@uOsticnciter

CLAIR:
Senoaasifole 81. 9.f5.
SfriitemaaI SCI. 10.
Observation-Disclosures al. 1890.
4itenguostieneiie al. 30.
aennaro: Seuoaasifole meO Son
iirmonOlosnin9 6ber Senona ST.
10. DanIf @uOstiencite 1. % 3.
Sgn6ag / bier Maaneo 8ormiooag
9I. II en9eIif @nostieneite 2. %
A. Senooe j bper @aaneo 5ormio-
0ag al. Il.
Grim. 0uostieneiie /. % 3.
Senoag i bier Raoneo. 81. 1920
6ormiooog.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-28
MishOnsmOee

afboloes, ON Quo oil - / SiOnep
@'ont. / 9agene 5.-S. Roo.
9enner a Dor Airfe m6bDoes pan
oct BenlI9ite.
Riels Dam Ton.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-28

Misnunsmpoe.

On ono oil ni6olOas MISSIONS.
me0e i Guiding, Bis., ira 30. DIT
iuotil 1. QoD. Vile oslfomne.
Yaa 02enigbeoens 9egne.
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JOHN H. GRoSSMANN
Non-Partisan Candidate for
District Judge
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-05-16
WIFE OF ROSEENTHAL
STRENGTHENS CASE

NEW YORK, May 16.-Today's lull
in the trial of ex-Police Lieutenant
Becker for the murder of Herman
Rosenthal, gave both sides an oppor-
tunity to strengthen their attack.
will determine the fate of the former
official
The close observers of the trial de-
clared today that the state has built
up a stronger case against the deefnd-
ant than it had at the first trial, and
gave the greatest credit for this fact
to the testimony of Mrs. Lillian Rosen-
thai yesterday afternoon. The young
widow of Lefty Louis, one of the gun
men executed for the murder of Ros-
enthal, furnished a confederation of
the murder plot" that District At
torney Whitman had been unable to
obtain at the first trial.
1t is believed that her testimony
because she testified to strengthen the
case of the district attorney who sent
her husband to the electric chair.
Her short and simple story, in which
she declared that she heard Bald Jack
Rose tell her husband that Rosenthal
must be killed to fix it" with Becker.
was as important. or more so than the
testimony given by Rose. Harry WALTON
and Bridge Weber, though Martin
T. Manton, attorney for the defense.
declared today that he did not believe
Mrs Rosenthal had impressed the
jury.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-05-16
CENTENAR|AN VERY
BADLY HURT TODAY
Mrs. Foster, Former Slave,
Burned in Accident-Ill
Luck Pursues Family.

To add to the misfortunes of Pres
ton and Mary Foster, former slaves.
each believed to be a century old,
Mrs. Foster was badly burned this
morning when her dress caught fire.
An unknown man saved her. probably
from death, when he quickly threw q
bucket of water over her.
She is painfully burned in several
places, especially her limbs. None of
the burns are serious and Mrs. Foster
was Immediately given treatment by
DR.. Anderson.
The accident happened when Mrs.
Foster was cooking before stove be.
tween the ruined walls Of what was
their kitchen before the fire OF last
February, when the house, in Happy
Hollow, was almost destroyed The
wind blew her dress against the door
of the stove.
Although medical aid will probably
cost them nothing, the loss of the
dress will be keenly felt by Mrs. Eos
ter, for it was her only one. After the
flames were put out, her step-daugh
ter, Mrs. Truit. who was there, tore
the burned dress from her body in an
effort to treat the burns.
Yesterday new roof was put on
the sleeping room of the house, max
ing 1t habitable. This work was done
by members of the Citizens Union
who are responding readily to the re
lief of the aged couple. They present
ed the Fosters with IS last night.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-05-16
z BOYS FIGHT DUEL
FOR WIDOWS HAND.
Death Comes to Both, While
Woman Is Seriously
Wounded i'm Feud.
IBY LEASED WIRE1

LEXINGTON. Ky. May 16.-Hub-
bard Miniard, II, and Joe Hensley. is,
both members OF prominent families,
were killed and Mrs. Daisy Adams. a
widow was wounded during a duel be-
tween the two boys on Coon's Creek.
four miles from Hyden, KY. according
to information received today. The
duel was the outgrowth of a quarrel
between the boys over Mrs. Adams.
Young Miniard was accompanying
Mrs. Adams to a neighborhood gath
ering when they encountered Hens
ley. A quarrel followed and the boys
decided on a revolver duel, the vic
tim winning the widows hand.
The boys met by agreement on the
bank of Coons Creek. When twenty
PAGES away each raised his weapon
and fired. Mrs. Adams. who had been
informed of the plans. arrived in
time to rush between the belligerents
in an attempt to pacify them. She
fell slightly wounded. Two more
shots rang out and both boys fell, and
when the smoke cleared. it was found
they were dead.
Miniard was the son of ]. b. Min
lard. county attorney of Leslie coun-
ty. Mrs. Adams who is said to be q
handsome woman was divorced from
her husband short time ago.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-05-16
THREE DYNAM|TERS
FACE LAST STRUGGLE
Government Argues for Re-
versal of Decision Granting
New Trials to Trio.
TeY LEASED WIREl

CHICAGO, May 16.-In the United
States circuit court of appeals today
arguments were begun on the govern
ment's petition for rehearing of the
action by which the higher court grant
ed. the petition for new trials of Olaf
A, Tveitmoe of San Francisco, Rich
ard Houlihan of Chicago, and William
Bernhard of Cincinnati, convicted in
the dynamiting cases some time ago.
Charles V. Miller, former United
States district attorney at Indianapo-
lis, who prosecuted the dynamiting
cases in that city, represented the gov
eminent today, and in opening his ar
gument declared that Tveitmoe, Hou-
Than and Bernhard were directly and
intimately connected with the conspir-
acy to transport dynamite on passen-
ger trains, which is in direct violation
of the federal statutes.
Elijah Zoline, represents the men.
He will contend that the men were not
connected with the conspiracy and are
entitled to new trials.
If the contention of the government
are upheld, the courts action in grant
ing the new trials of the three men
will be nullified and the three men
returned to Leavenworth prison to
serve the original sentences pro-
nounced by Judge Anderson some time
ago.