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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-08
WESTON


WESTON. Feb. S.-Ahout / 80 a. m.
Sunday morning, the shriIl shiek Of
the IRE gong al the electric light
plant called the fre- fighters and the
sleeping DOpulace from their sIumb-
err, to ind . big blaze on West Second
street. waich destroyed the Large feed
stGres of. VILLAS =. AsptnaH. and the
meal l1zrket !, Sr6cefT and iced store
OF j. n Hickman The building occu-
pied by 3Cr. .Aspinall was large two
story structure owned By Lloyd O.
Bailey. and only completed last SUM
mer. The loss. on the two concerns
is estimated at from IS ,fG0 to $l2 zoe.
The residence OF Clyde mckinley
and ]. H Davis and their conttnts
were badly torn up- and damaged, and
their losses will be considerable
Judge Aston G. Dayton, Of PhfIippf,
delivered a mastery address to the
Mems Brotherhood Of this city at the
high school auditorium Sunday after
noon, on Tit Greatest Orator IN the
World" whom he designated as Paul
He was speaker Of great power, and
delighted the large audience present.
On motion Of the Rev. Earle Brooks,
the distinguished trrist was made an
honorary member Of the Brotherhood.
John X. Teter. an aged citizen OF
Weston, was taken to ST. Mary's hos
pbtaI at Garksburg Saturday after
noon for treatment for a broken
ankle.
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OUR FLAG IMPROPER \
USED By The BRITISH

WASHINGTON, Feb.
officers recalled that the naval reEsl
.Iations permit warship to nT an.
other flag than its own but speetficai
~ provide 1t must be hauled dam
and the ships own nag must be HAS
ed before a shot Is fired. ThaFe fakF
many incidents insnayaI hfstnf9 u -
that has been DONE ne latest u
the German sea rover, EmsielS 4lllII<7
hoisted the Japanese nag iust hcffft
making . daring raid 1t Penang
Experts in naval procedure tealIt
no case, however, where . mefehatt
man was involved. Chairman Stone II
the Senate foreign relations c0nniif
tee, q White House caller today, Esff
that in his opinion the flying uf the
American Tag by the Llsttania va
-an improper rSe of the fiags Sen
ator Stone added that II would BE "a
sible for Congress to adopt q res0lpz
tion protesting against the incident
hut that he thought II matter tc te
handled entirely By the executive
branch Of the government.
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To the Washington Government
But He Has Not Yet Seen
the Foreign Office
FLAG IMPROPER ' USED
In the Opinion Of Senator Stone,
Chairman of tie Foreign
Relations Committee

: LONDON, Feb. Anib1ss11
Page today forwarded to the Etzte /. o.
partmeut at Washington q report o.
The Lnsttanta Tag incident Isae an
tassadcr, IN his report. inf0fiE1li.,
reviews the alleged use Of the Amer
lean nag by the CunaFd Ifner On Glls
teTing Liverpool haTbor sat1ltlet
morning. as was related 10 tie me b Z
hers Of the embassy star ~ Aine
leans. who had crossed the Atlar
on the vessel.
III Page has not yet conlmnuiEstcf
with the foreign ofice c6ncellfrE
incident and as yet no oiilei1I q
muntcatious c0ncefninS the ~
the American nag b5 Z British
have pasSed between the AhferittG1
and British governments s
As the Lusftania carried 141 cxii.r
passengers, many Or them pFbnlihf1,t
Americans, the news cs the flaG
cident sperad rapidly n The hotSIs
and clubs until II has become almo<t
the sole topic Of conyesztkon.
The British government stnntly
maintains that the captain o
Lusftanfa was not ordered ky gD9cfnr
ment officials to use a. neutral 4
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HARD FIGHTING STILL
IN THE CARPATHlANS

PETRoGRAD, Feb. s-Hard fght-
continues IN the Carpathians with
sueeesses OF considerable Importance
Tor the Russian troops. according TO
an Official statement issued here to
day.
A pursuit of the Austrfans after
their resistance had been broken at
three fortified positions near Mezo-
Isborez is said to have resulted In the
capture OF more than 2.500 prison
ers. The capture Of additional troor-
after a retreat north Of Uzsok pass
also IS recorded while It is stated
austrian attacks were repulsed al
ether mountain passes.
Minor Russian victories are claim
ed in East Prussia and northern Po-
lana.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-08
WOUNDED MEN GET
QUICK TREATMENT
In the Queen Elizabeth Hospital
for Belgian Soldiers at
Calais.

.tCOrreSp1a,ierce OF ASs0.fatAs! Press
LONDON. Feb. S-A medical e1-
pert who has been inspecting the
various hospitals of>the allies in the
western theater OF war. describes the
Queen Elizabeth hospital at Calais
as the best Of them all. The hospital
Is under Belgian control. and the
patients are all Belgian soldiers.
The X-ray room is one Of the
moset completely equipped Of its
kind in France : said the expert.
The apparatus was the gift OF the
Due de vendome. brother-in-law OF
King Albert, who Is himself we'll
known scientist and bacteriologfst,
and who is personally attached to
the institution.
The apparatus consists of an
electric installment OF enormous
power. so planned as to permit of the
taking OF instantaneous X-ray pho
itographs by the mere manipulation
of lever and in the space Of frac-
'tion of second This Is especially
useful IN the case Of patient who
is In great pain. or who is unable to
remain quiet In one position. He IS
uSIdluNQ III GuS Array IOotH VhS =
second or two. but a beautifully
clear print is secured Moreover
the danger of burns to the operator
is mintmized. because there Is no
prolonged exposure So fns.z6s--:.s-
Gus ts the operation that 1t is impcs-
sible to detect any lighting up OF the
X-ray tube
"a +ereoscope r.. ftted In the
room and affords a most Interesting
demonstration Of tas apriieattnn-Ans
scientific principles to nfoderr
science BY the use of this. two K
ray photographs are taken simnlta-
ineously. and ON looking at them
through a specially arranged stereo-
scope apparatus, v perfac
,stereoscope. picture Is So In this.
bones and foreign bodies. N1Ga as
bullets and pieces Of she'll. stand out
in perspective. making 1t possible to
determine the/ relation to one an
other in a manner which fs very in
Istructfve from the point of view OF
the operating room The surgeon IS
able TO gauge the depth Of bullet as
well as its position
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-08
BANKER ]. CAUGHT ]
By Certain Business Men of the
Town and That is Why He
Took His Own Life.

LEBANON. Pa. Feb s-A notice
posted today on the doors OF the First
National Bank Of sehatrerstown. near
here. announced that the instttutiop
'would remain closed until after the
funeral on Wednesday or AIbin Bin
Fner, the cashier who committed sui
eide Saturday Bfnner left ! note
addressed 10 his wife In which he
said he was wrong In his ha.S ae-
counts. The note also said that he
did not have cent Of the banks
money but waz caught BY certain
business men Of tIfe town.
The bank examiner has found some
irregularities and II 10 understoot
that these consist Of oyerdrzfts tr
fmen mentioned ~ Binner IA his uots
to his wife HE amount inypivea
Is said to be more than 81 Z. 600 The
directors o. the bank bsFs prom fsss
It'd laiEks GOOD Tie dSf1stts 9Giil
Ito s0.ast S1eI . o ( n !.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-08
ORDERS
And the Like in Several Cases
Pending in Circuit Court
of the County.

In the circuit court Monday the
suit Of Byrd K Barbee ct al against
Hiram Lynch was revived against
Susie r. Lynch ct Il,
In the cause Of Minnie II. Grimm
DFss John 4 xHkaltll u ssaf.-ie-
murrer was overrufed and answer or
defendants was fled. 's
Sidney A. Smith. general court re
,ceiver. was directed to pay Raymond
|Algz Lawson $194.9S in the cause Of
Joseph C. Lawson against Rachel NJ.
MARBLE ct al
Judgment was entered In rfe -.
Eof Thompson n. Williams and How
l. Cunninggh against the f7iram
Lloyd Construction Company.
Judgment was entered IN the suit
iof the c1arksburg Transfer Company
against the Hiram Lloyd Construe-
Ition Company.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-08
BIG CROWDS
Greet Coiored Evangelist and
Listen to Him with Rapt
Attenti0nat Trinity.

A crowded auditorium greeted
Evangelist G. K withrow morning.
afternoon and evening yesterday at
the eolored Trinity church, and lis
tened with rapt attention to three
powerful sermons. Three professed
faith In Christ at the morning ser
vice. The afternoon service was very
Inspiring AT the evening service
every available space was occupied
and the attendance is on the In
crease. All are invited regardless Of
race or color. Today's program is as
follows:
I $3.50 p M. prayer and parise ser
vice, led by Mrs. Anna Freeman.
T:30 p- m, prayer and praise ser
vice led by the pastor.
$500 p. m, evangehstfe service.
DR.. Withrow viii preach on The
Handwriting on the Wall"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-08
ANGRY WOMEN BEAT
TWO MEN TERRIBLY
At Fertilizer Plants at Roose.
veil, Where Strikers Were
Shot Recently.


ROOSEVELT. n. j.. Feb sA
crowd Of angry women s,crnied the
gates OF the Lfebig and Williams and
Clark fertilizer plants here today
where nineteen strikers were shot by
deputies January 10. and administer
ed thorough beatfng to EImore Os-
home. chief engineer At the Liebte.
works. and Frank Davis. clerk at
the Williams and Clark plant Both
men were rescned by special police
men.
The trouble started when some o.
the men attempted to 90 to work for
$3.50 day. This was the wage they
received at the time Of the strike, the
previous wage having been Sz aSday.
The women teered and lhooseds the
men going into the works this morn
ing and when Osborne ana Davis ap-
peared attacked them One man
among the crowd Of women vas sr.
rested.
The companies operating the plant
EiEzusd . uoties ysstefis1 to the ef-
feet that Unless TIE men fstufnsd itc
work today they Wnuld BE- sIfssh hars.
~ Strike lead en- Eail a one Gsi tn
il.s.as ~ Eii & m u > 4 4
efE u.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-08
ONE FRENCHMAN
TAKES TRENCHES

at the crest OF an abandoned trench
before he found he was alone. Further
on he spied detachment Of the
enemy; it was too late to go back. so
be jumped into the treuch.
Sheltering himself as well as he
could be commenced firing. One. two.
three Germans went down under bis
fire. He had used three fourths OF as
go cartridges when he was surprised
to see the enemy aeeing from their
position to line of trenches further
hack: they evidently supposed from
Thorsi-s rapid hre that they had to
do with a strong force. Thorel then
found his way back to the French
lines and reported to the colonel tina,
he had two lines OF German trenches
at his disposition
The recovered ground was occupied
at once and the previously projected
night attack assured a further sub
stantial gain.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-08
So Far as the New Campaign
Opening in Hungary is
Concerned.
BOTH ARMIES HAMMER
sAt One Another in Vicinity of
Warsaw with Furiousness
Similar to First Invasion.

LONDON, Feb. s-The news OF
the arrival at Liverpool under the
American flag OF the Cunard line
tcamer. Lusitznia, is given much
space in the English papers today.
The information was received too
late to permit OF much editorial COM
nient as yet but enough has been
printed TO show that the incident Is
regarded as one OF great importance
IT Is not generally expected, how
ever. that the British government
will take further action unless Wash
lngton requests an explanation.
In the real OF military interest al
eyes today are turned toward the
( eastern battlefront. Here, the tire
mendous efforts of both sides havs
not as yet produced any results
worthy to be called decisive The
Russian forces which have been Civ
Ing ground before the furious attacks
Of the reinforced Austro- German
army in the Carpathian passes sp-
parcntiy have checked the onward
rush of the defenders Of Hungary
but in Poland in front OF Warsaw the
opponents appear to be hammerine
each others lines with furiousnes:
which recalls the first German in
yasion Of Poland
In spite of the desperate nature ol
the fighting IL front of Warsaw 4
Is generally believed in England thai
the most critical action Is developing
fH the Carpathianss where the re
ported Russian reverses will eompro
mise the new campaign opening
against Hungary.
Except for several nfnos attack!
OF the Germans on Sieuport, tbs
western line Of battle evidently has
enjoyed a quiet week end. Air anc
sea operations also have been sus
pended during the last few. days
London NOT evan bairg thrilled b.
the usual Sunday Tumors that Yep
pelins were on their WY to the Brit
ish capital Also there has beer
complete absence Of any naval news
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-08
CAUSE BRITISH
MUCH ANXIETY
MAN STILL ALIVE
Although Entombed in a Cop
per Mine by a Caye-in
Since Saturday Night.

BUTTE. Mont. Feb. s-of i've
miners caught BY a cave-in in the
Gagnon mine OF the Anaconda Cop
per Company Saturday night. the
bodies OF four have been recovered
and the fifth. Richard Rogers. was
still entombed early today. but ne was
alive. Rescuers were in eommunica-
tion with Rogers aad ar eted to
bring him 10 the surface before the
end of the day. although he is eov-
erred with many tons Of rock He
shouted that he was free except one
foot was pinned between two lasses
OF rock Two Of the i've men were
taken out alive but died soon after
being brought TO the surface
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-08
PNEUMONIA
Causes Death Of Mrs. Mary
Binager. a Well Known
Woman of Bfidqeport.

Mrs Mary Binager. aged SIS years,
wife OF the late Jesse H. Binager, OF
Bridgeport, passed away at 1916
o'clock Sunday aftemoon after a
months illness Of pneumonia.
Z The deceased woman is survived
BY four daughters and two sons. The
daughters ore Miss Bell Binager. Al
home Mrs c. G. Bartlett. OF vfr-
| gi1ville. o.; Mrs Edward Hull and
Mn. Lloyd Bartlett. Of Bridgeport
The Sons are Frederick and Clarence
Binager, living at home.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-08
invoIuntarily Routs Germans
and is Decorated by Gen.
eraI Joffre.

Correspondence Of Associated Press.)
PARIS, Feb s-Priyate Thorel on
whose breast General Joffre, in per
son. recently pinned the coveted mill
tary medal, tells the story Of his in
voluntary capture OF line of German
trenches as follows:
1t was about five miles fou TIE
Ypres where the t55rr5 regiment in
fantry was ordered to recapture some
lots ground. The first attack succeed.
ed partially but the second was in
terrupted because the colonel found
that it could be better executed al
night ThoreI, in the first rank, did
not hear the order to retire; he went
on at double quick, thinking his com
rades were coming after He arrived
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-08
REDUCED WAGES
Are Accepted by More Than
1000 Men Employed by
Reading Iron Company.

READING, Pa, Feb SMore than
1900 men employed by the Reading
Iron Company began work today at
reduced wages, The puddlers ae-
eepted ut-from So to $3.50 per ton
and the other workers took reduc-
tion In proportion The working
force was increased over that re-
Gently employed and It is expected
that the work day will be Heightened
in a short time.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-08
TEN YEAR TERM FOR
PRESIDENT OF CHINA
Is Provided for in New EleC eCtioH
Law Passed by COHstitll-
ton Conference.

(1ssa1d paguE3oasy 10 souspuodss2Su54
PEkING, Feb. &.-A ten year term
OF once for the President Of China
Win eligibility 70 further ternis. T.
the principal feature Of the new elseS
tion law passed BY the Provisional
Constitution Conference. In q cover
ing note published with the law tst
declares that China can
not be subjected TO the dangers ana
alarms OF frequent presidential elees
tfons.
Other features Of the hW ars. IS
That the president shan be nials
citizen Of the republic (therefore mot
necessarily . Chinesej 1t least forty
yars Of age; and that he ahal1 hare
resided In China for period yof tNss
~ years.
That at the time Of the preside III.
tizl election the president shall care
fully and reverenty nominate threS
persons from whom his successor
must be chosen.
That the electoral college sEafI
composed Of nifty members OF e1ct
house, the Ii Fa Yuan and the =;
iCheng Yuan, the members beng
elected By ballot amonEs ti1eh158ls
THAT the election shall ,1fe pL1sf
m PekEng.
Thar the electoral college nj ole
for the reelection Of the presid slIt 4 :
iweH as for the eandidstz he lonljN
Stes. Y 9
That there snail be an zttsn nc
OF three-fourths Of tie membeEshli
,snd = vote Or tvo-thirds ck tlic-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-08
ROBINS
BY the Hundreds Of Thousands
Are Reported as Spending
Winter in the North.

BEcKLEE. Feb. Hundreds OF
thousands OF robins have descended
upon An old rooSery in dense pine
woods near here and have evidently
determined TO spend the remainder
of the winter there II is unusual for
robins to winter as far north as this.
Every afternoon near sundown
great fiocks OF the birds arrive at the
rookery from all directions.
The birds are 20 closely packed in
the roosting trees that many are
killed nightly by hreaktrr limbs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-08
Their Bullets Kin More Men
Than Are Lost in Stiff
Engagements.

t6-s-re<penieree % Asscsiatsa Pressi
( DUSKIRk. France. Feb. S--Ths
activities Of the highly efficient Ger
man shsrpshooters have been respon-
sible for a large proportion Of the
casualties in the French aud British
armies during the last two months,
Lieutenant H G. vouzter. Of the
French army. writes OF these sharp
shooters
During the last three weeks; ]
hare Lost more men hy the sniper
thar Z did ia thres stiff engagements.
Our puxttion Is not unlike golf
link half. 4 mile from the club
hUusc we were bunkefed and rieel5
under cover, hut Immediately one 81
~ slnws head i bh1tet Nht7zes past
Il, ore daE ten HeEe hlg ana for tkg
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-08
THE OBJECTIONABLE SIN"
VIII be Subject of Evangelist Lntz;
Sermon Tonight.

The UnparionabIe SIM Will be
the subject of Evangelist L.utzs< se1-
mon tonight at the Central Christian
church and promises 70 be one of TIE
best delivered during the revivai
meetings that started two weeks ago.
At the three meetings yesterdaf
seven persons responded to tie
.eyangslist's call to come into the
church. The crowd that attended the
L.eeting last evening was one of tbs
largest yet, every seat being taken
while many stood against the walls,
His subject was, -'Clarksburg People
Mentioned in the Bible
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-08
TRAIN LEAVES RAIL

CONNELLSvILLE. Pa. Feb S.
Passengers east bound on Chicago
New York Baltimore and Ohio train
No. s were shaken up when the en-
gine, tender and i've coaches left the
rails Sunday near Greene Junction
None was injured The passengers
proceeded after one hour and thirty
FIVE minutes delay
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-08
REyIvAL 40 coNrINrK.

Evangelistie meetings that hays
been in progress at the Methodfsl
protestant chapel on Locust stree
have proved SO successful and inter,
esting THAI they VIII be continues
thrcuEhout the present week. Ser.
vices will be held nightly. beginning
at 7;;30i o'clock The public Is cor
daily invited.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-08
GERMANS CLAIMING
SUCCESSES IN FRANCE
sr .sseelAfun ,rras,

BERLIN, By wireless. Feb ST.
Heavy fighting in the vicinity OF La
Bassee, successful to the Germans is
reported in the Official German war
ohice statement today. The taking ot
9 fortified position Of the French by
German infantry in the Argontn is
also reported Fighting continues IN
East Prussia
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-08
REVIVAL Is sUCCEssFUL.

One hundred and eIIven profes-
Istons have been made at the altar
thus far in the revival meetings that
are going on at the United Brethren
church at Adamston with the pastor.
the Rev. D. ". Cunningham, in
charge, anti there are stfll several
seekers The meetings will continue
nightly.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-08
FRENCH DECLARING
GERMANS REPULSED

PARIS. Feb. s.--Gerruan infantry
attacks all along the front yesterday
were reputssd With hcavE losses to
the enemy. according to the French
statement to-day ffeasy artillery
lighting in which the fire of ths
French xas notably accurate was
also reported
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-08
GnING snrTH

l. NJ. Payne. who has been visit
ing his father. Amos Payne, will
leave tonight for Newberry. S. c.,
where he Will continue farther south
in his automobile.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-08
DIR. POST III.

DR.. a. T. Post is kept to his resi-
dence at go East Main street on ac-
count of severe cold. He may not
be able to be out for two or three
days.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-08

Peat coke is used in Germany n
many Ways. Among other things. II
IS = Substitute for charcoal IL tie
slt1s g Aigsrade ore.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-08

Charles ~ Suck Of Salem. has.
BEEN gIantsd ! patent o. ! llyrsrerI
|1nldsx z. -
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.REVERSES OF RUSSIANS
) k*++++444+4A44-
AIRsHIP BROUGHT DOWN.
CBy Associated Press.

PARKS. Feb s.-A dispatch
from Dunktrk says that q Ger
man aeroplene. which yester-
day few over Dank;rk, was
later brought down By cannon
IRE.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-08

General Sir Archibald Hunter, K
c. b. . new photograph Of whom is
shown here, IS the commander Of the
third army corps Of England. He Is
. colonel of the Royal. Lancaster
regiment and was In command Of the
Aldershot training camp. He won
the E c. B. in 1888. He has served
with distinction In the Soudan ex-
petition, the Nile expedition and as
veteran Of the South African war.
He was born IN 1855
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-11
ENTERS PLEA
OF GUILTY IN
FEDERAL COURT

Arturo Crc-li today entered i plea ~
guilty hclorr Federal JUDGE Waller n.
Burns. r-t va- charged with arprn
printing postal und-. thc allcrrd crlmc
having been committed tv" ycar- ago when
Irr-ti, then l5 wears WI arc. according Nv
hi- attorneys. Wa cmpl"ycd III The post
office 40 lIidalgo. lIidalco county. Judge
Burns reserved Judgment n wa-
charged hat l'r'~ti would acrcpl SUM 81
money lor money order and would make
out the "rdcr fnr Ic-- than thr amount ~
cash turned ~ ~ the purcha -cr appro
priailng the balance.
The federal grand Jury returned mdirt
mcnt- ~ five eases. one uu 4 charge ~
OBTAINING. delaying and opculug letter. and
four for receiving. c"nccalug and -mug
Cling merchandise. Arrests have npt beer
made IL all thc-" eases and the names ~
those accused are NOT made public.
Judgment Nv thr -um NJ %3.l1N.2j ~
favor W. Edward na-kam Jr suing John
rlo-uer and " + Spraruc on = note, Wa
returned hy the court this morning IN,
I judgment r"vrr- principal, interest and at
ltnnry fees
I Judgment was made final against v. .
\ Lear W principal and y. y. IlInkley and A
lJ. Young a- VII -urriie- and bond W M,
7 -um of -25o tor the appearance If Lea
. wa- ihorcupon declared forfeited Lear
nn December II. 1911. gave bond fnr hu
appearance ~ answer u charge w viulat
me the Mann white slave act.
A similar forfeiture Judgment WAS ri
turned against Charles King ker a- prin
riIial and r. Evcr~on and w. = Bennett u
-urclic- kcc was charged with Smuggling
opium into The United States and gave 500
bond for H. appearance ID the lat term .
court. tie failed to appear, being reporie
in Mexico.