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The Divorce Record.

Alice Levy was yesterday granted a
divorce from Frank Levy, now in the
State Hospital for the Treatment of
Nervous Diseases. The decree, grant
ed on the ground of cruel treatment,
authorizes plaintiff to resume the use
of her former name, Alice Van Hook.
Decma Thedford obtained a divorce
from Conner Thedford on the ground
of cruelty. Plaintiff was awarded
custody of the child.
William Wilson was divorced from
Mary Wilson because of cruelty, and
George Moore, who pleaded desertion,
was awarded divorce from Leila
Moore.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-04
$50 SHIPS IN BATTLE.
The Hague Estimates Number OF Ves-
sells Engaged.

London. June ga report from
The Hague, as forwarded from ANS
terdam, says six German destroyers
were sunk in the North Sea battle
and that a large cruiser severely
damaged was towed into the harbor
at Kiel. 1t is estimated $50 ships
were engaged.
1T is not considered probable the
shipwrecked British and German sail
ors will be interned in Holland, as
they have promised not to attempt to
escape.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-04
TOBE LINDSAY FREE
UNDER BOND OF $4,000
Special Judge Taylor Overrules Mo-
ton for New Trial and Case
Will Re Annealed

l.. q. ("Tobe") Lindsay, sentenced
by jury in the circuit court recently
to serve five years for second-degree
murder for the killing of Joshua
Benedict, near Marion's mill, about
two years ago, was yesterday re-
leased on bond of $4,000, pending the
outcome of an appeal to the supreme
court. Notice of an appeal was filed
yesterday after Attorney Dan Taylor,
sitting as special judge, had overruled
a motion for new trial. The appeal
acts as a stay of execution of SEN
tence.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-04

Black tin cake boxes, large enough
to hold the ordinary layer cake, are
quite the thing to carry with the aft
ernoonstea basket. If one is using the
Chinese tea basket. decorated. with
beads and red ltassels, then sthe. blatk
cake box should bespainted With Ted
peoples. White tissue. serv!ett eS,, with
poppy borders, are used in place Of
linen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-04

:. Veil novelties are not as frequently
found as formerly, but few new
styles appear from time to time The
various colored chiffons with polka.
dots the size of quarter, plain white
chiffon with striped silk borders, avn
ing striped ch:fto.s, washable n:a--
er!settes !n solid colo-s ard chiffons
with spider net masks are the most
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-04
Anneal Assessment

Roane C. Bell and Juliet McGaughy
VS.. Waterloo Drainage district is the
title of an action filed in circuit court
yesterday. Plaintiffs are appealing
from decision of the county court
confirming assessments aggregating
about $4,000 against plaintiffs lands
for benefits derived from the drainage
system.
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RECOVER NINE BODIES.

Waterloo, Iowa., June 3.-Nine
bodies had been recovered tonight
from the wreck of the Rock Island
train which plunged through bridge
at Packard yesterday. Four others
are still missing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-04

The STANDARD o.! company OF New
York announces ar advance OF rs
points in refined petroleum in cases,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-04
ENGLISH ADMIRAL
DOWN WITH SHIP

London, June 3.-Rear Admiral
Horace Hood probably lost his life
when the battle cruiser Invincible
was sunk in the Jutland battle, ac-
cording to- the Times. Admiral Hood
was flying his flag on the Invincible
as second in command of the battle
cruiser squadron.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-04

Admiral Horace Lambert Alexander
Hood was 46 years of age, and was
naval secretary to the first lord Of
the admiralty at the outbreak of the
war. He was also naval aide de camp
to the king, and in 1910, then cap
tain, served as, naval ;, attache tO, the
epabassyss in 4. Washington. % Admiral
Hood served in the Sudan and Somali-
land, where he was mentioned in dis
patches twice and received the dis
tinguished service order.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-04

Anyone wishing to buy or sell
Jefferson ty script, call on Chas.
We'll Supply Cn, If
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-04
SAXONY CELEBRATES.
Holiday in Schools to Celebrate Ger.
man Naval Victory.

Dresden, June 2, via Berlin and AM
sterdam to London, June ga proc
lamation was issued today by King
Frederick August of Saxony, ordering
a special school holiday to celebrate
the German naval victory.
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after a PLEASANT. visit with ner aunt
Mrs. George Philips. Of near Calls.
Miss Wilma Winters returned home
Saturday after several weeks Visit
with her uncle, Mr.. William Winters.
Mrs. Margaret Winters still continues
i'll at her home.
Mrs. Hairy Richcy. who was o3er%t-
ed on at the nome of her Parents ME-.
and Mrs. George Harris. IS getting along
us nicely as possible.
Miss Nellie pougherty Of I'm Grove
is Waiting her cousin. G"ldic Games
Mrs. Kate Dague has returned after
an extended visit with relatives IN Elm
Grove and Moundsville.
Mr. and Mrs. Lon winters OF t"Iiil
Grove, spent saturday and sunday with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W IN. WINTERS.
Mrs. Fanny Winston and dauShter'
Mrs Mary Terrell and little daughter
Mary Virginia. slaughter and husband
MIR. and Mrs. Earle Runner ana SON
Earle Jr. spent sunday with her nep-
Sir. John Roseberry OF Behwood. has
returned home after spending seferai
days with his sister, Mrs. Margaret
Mir Isaac l,avis is visiting his. nephew
Mr.. Ellsworth Turner. OF Taylorsto"h'
Mrs. John L. Kent spent sunday with
her daughter. Mrs. Clyde Earlewine.,
The Willing Workers, Sunday Schoo!
class will meet at the home OF Misses
Bculah and Alice Davis. THURSDAY.
Mrs. William Taylor and daughter
Luella, OF Irish Ridge. visited her moth-
er. Mrs. George McCarrihan one day
Mr. and Mrs. w. F.. Marsh and daush,,
ter t,dith. !pcnt Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs L, w Marsh.
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HUNDREDS PRAISE
TANLAC DAILY
S3s
EVERY ISSUE OF THIS PAPER
FOR MONTHS Has CONTAINED
A LARGE TANLAC ADV
Proof Absolutely Overwhelms Most
is, SkepticaI Oounters Now.
day for several months pas

d y for several months past
lac testimonials have been appear
In this paper and all OF them have
a. told Of wonderful results. Inc teSli-
! inonials OF the preparation are lroul
:. Wheeling people and others hFlns
smear here and prove as no otaer uas
s-eyer done that il will stand infeStSa-
$ fion. for who could not in a few hours
$ easily verify every statement so tar
lsx,,.blished Here IS one OF great num-
her published. telling 0: how rheuma-
fish, and stomach trouble was QUICKLY
relieved. NJ. W ". Wyatt. resident
Here Tor ten wears. past and populds
|" and we'll Nnown man whose Slateii'enl
should quickly cony:Ece even Tue
amo5t sk=ptIcsl Of IaAiac powers
His wife stated he acts like young
scr since taxing Tan!ac. He said:
f~@i'm IS years 0: age and the tatner
| o, ten children and feel young at taat
Esshougs before b:2a7 taking Tanlac
E.I-gutferei :-oc. rheumatism. stomach
t-4rouble and { general run down con
Orion 50 bad WAS hardly able 10 be
+ do. 7 ached all over and all out OF
and WASH hardly able TO al
8 tend 10 my duties. Ny appetite was
eszone and when | would cat mea! II
'.,rsopid sour IN INV stomach and give
arue belch!ng spells. hut =! figured II
Tanlac would help. everybody else IL
would help me and It was the talk OF
| the town so took il myself and am
glad 10 recommend it TO anyone IN
need OF good medicine for Ianlac
Preserves the reputation it has made
in this section. | haven't am rheu,
nafism and eat everything | want anu
nv stomach retains :; and | zee! sooo
81 and strong again. ! actually 1eel pet
t$ler than have felt before l" Ieh
fzSears." ~,
.eTanlac is the talk Of Wheeling. and
4 household word in a thousand
homes. here because it proved right
here among our neishbors that II
SWould accomplish wonders. in cases
!-ef rheumatism. stomach. kidney or
liver ailments or catarrhal affections
of the head or stomach.
:. ,Note-Taniac is sold 81 per oottle'
sG.sH. Griesl & Cos Drug store.
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COUNTY
MAN HELD PRISONER
BY THE BRITISH IN CANADA OH
SUSPICION THAT HE IS
A GERMAN.
Heavy Compensation Suit Is Filed ir
Common Pleas Court-General
News Of Steubenv1lle.

sTECRENNILLE. OHIO. July Ca
John PanZik. Russian citizen ni
Nerrick, Ohio. Jefferson county. is be-
ins held :,risrur- by the British au'
thoritirs in u Canadian detention camp
on suspicion that h: Is Il suojcc; of tho
Central Powers according to informa
ton which has been conveyed 10 his wife
and family.
Mrs. Panzik was in Steubcnvillc TO-
day comforting with Clerk or Courts
John Smythc for the purpose OF sccar-
ing her husbands naturalization papers
to prove that he is an American citizen
and is not q subject OF ci;hec Germany
or Austria. The papers. 1t is said, will
ne forwarded To a [. :. consul in Canada
20 effect Panzik'S release.
Panzik left for Canada TWO months
ago 70 visit with relatives. He WAS
placed under arrest upon his arrival
upon British soil and has heen prison
"r ever since. lie was finally given per-
mission to consult with the l. 5. con-
sui who has communicated with the
prisoners wife.
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Noundsrilla Briefg.

Four alleged violatorH or the fost pro-
hihition law were arraiGncd In Justice
Lewis court yesterday. Joe Cnposck
and Pete MaraSck were held Ia the
grand jury while the other two were re-
leased All were arrested IN Sundays
raid in Rcnwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ruzard and
children have returned 10 their home at
Warwocd Gjlcr visit with friends and
relatives here. ~
Miss Nina Riggs has arrived home
from 4 visit with relatives AT fairuont
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Mason have re-
turned 10 their homo a Cambridge, o.
after a visit with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hawk have re-
turned tn their home rs Carnegie. Fa.'
after a visit with relatives and friends
! here. .
c. T.. Wnodhurn Of Delaware. a.. is
spending several days here attending 10
business matters.
William Fi,zsimmons and son. Ralph.
have arrived home from a visit with
relatives at Denver. Co. and other near
by towns,
Miss PGarl Chambers is able to he
bout aCnin after a confinement Mt her
homo on Second street with illness.
Homer ResseGer Of New Brighton. Pa:.
spent the first Of the week here with
friends.
MIR. and Mrs. c. \. Jones of this
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Beuwocd BircfS.
DENTISTS IN SESSION.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. July 25.-Thc re-
laton of mouth Infections 10 general
health and the Importance of making
certain that dental repairs arc properl'
made and permanent were the TWO ideas
given special emphasis a the second
general session here tonight of the Goth
annual convention or the National Den
tai Association.
Three speakers discussed these iG.As
from various view points. developing the
fact that the health nf the individual
frequently iS seriously and vitality af
fccicd by an unSan;tary condition or the
mouth In many cases It was declared
such conditions could he traced TO the
breakdown Of dental work not of per-
manent character
The speakers were Or. Thomas r.
Hartzell. Of Minneapolis: Dr. John L.
Callahan. Of Cincinnati. and DIR. Weston
\. Price. of Cleveland.
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WORK IS STARTED
ON SHELTER PLANT
ING FOR MoUNDsvILLE FAC
TORY YESTERDAY
Contractor Expects to Place Hundred
Mon at Work Within Short Time
General Moundsvtlle News

Thirty-thrcc men were at work yes
terday making the dirt fly" on the site
for the new smclter and zinc plant. to be
erected by the United Smcltcr and Zinc
corporation Today all the teams that
can be secured will b. grading for the
furnace and as many other men ms
can be had will be on the job. Within
Two or three days The big concrete mixer
will be on the site ChurninE The sand
gravel and cement into what will later
be a solid stone foundation.
The work in GrogrcSs Yesterday was
excdvating for the foundation for tht.
power house. To be 80 by so feet; the
Foundation for the machine and shop
room To be 4SxS0 feet. and the erection
Of temporary frame building to be
used by the contracting firm. The fnun-
dution for the big furnace was stakcd
OF and the ground cleared yesterday sf-
tcrnoun, while Today men and teams Will
begin. the eXcavating work.
The work Of building the foundations
is TO be done by the Kitchen company,
and it is expected the work will keep a
hundred men busy until the first Of De-
cembcr.
Charles Stecklcr is experimenting the
work. and he is OF the opinion the work
will not be we'll organized until the first
Of the week.
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H1nmTER E1xor1ooU11D.

CARLISLE, Pa. July 2s-The Rev.
William Perry Eveland. aged 81, mis-.
sionary bishop OF the Methodist Episco-
pal church for the Philippine Islands,
who had been missing since yesterday.
when he started on a fishing trip. was
found dead to-day near Mount Holly
Springs. having been electrocuted when
his steel fishing rod came In contact
with a high tension electric wire. He
was passing under railroad bridge
whom The accident occurred. At fiEst II
was believed that he had been killed by
lightning. ...
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Heavy Compensation Asked.

Margaret r. Kali has entered suit in
Common Pleas Court against Z. Stran-
ton Pearce. administrator of the estate
Of Henry y. Sliser Of this city, seeking
70 collect the sum OF sl0.S00. alleged To
be due her in wages for nursing. and
caring for the deceased during his life
time. The Plaintiff alleges she gave the
deceased constant care from Decent Der.
1895 TO December. 1914. Fer the first
ten years she asks $50 per month and
for the last - months of Nisers I'VE.
during which he was blind and feeble.
she asks 500 per month. Her claim
she says has been reiercef by The adj
,nin!strator. She alleges Mr.. Miscr
promised TO compensate her but forgot
her in his will.
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Sand Hill RiAfa.

Mr. Albert Bruce returned to Elm
Grove after spending several days with
his grandmother Mrs. Sarah Bruce.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Toland OF Talio.
O.. arc spending sometime with hcr par
cnts Mr. and Mrs. George Harris, OF
near Viola.
Mr.. James Cole Of Moundsville. spent
several days last week with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. William Cole.
Mr. fairy Bloomfield o. Wheeling.
snent several days with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs William Bloomfield.
Miss Virginia Rare Of Wheeling. Is
spending several weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs Oliver Geislcr.
Mr. W. II. Turner spent Saturday and
Sunday with his brother. Mr.. Ellsworth
Turner. Of Taylorstown. Pa.
Toung folks from Elm Grove atend-
cd the picnic here Saturday evening.
Miss Blanche Luke has returned home
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Ia nndar Arrcsr.

John Schwartfegcr. promin2n: young
man OF Brooke county. West Virginia.
was arrested at his home last night by
County Detective E. Lucas and Consta.-
BILE Ed Luikart OF this city, charged with
the seduction of Miss Blanche Barnett.
we'll known young woman OF Brilliant.
O. Schwersferger refused to return 10
Ohio without eXtradtion papers ard ap-
piication was made to the Wcs: Virginia
for tho same. IL : alleceu
Schwertfeger promised to marry Miss
Barnett. He denies this. huweTar. and
SAYS he will fight eNtraditiOn.
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Often tuberculosis .
Is Much Relieved

by what may be called the NATURAL
treatment. This is based on plenty Of
fresh air. sufficiency OF well-cooked.
pure food and large measure Of rest
This treatment does not always Sc
cure the desired results. Sometimes
there IL need for medication In order
to bring about the requisite body re-
sistance. \ system weakened by infec-
ton must be strengthened.
In such cases Eckman's Alternative
has been used with a large measure of
success. Indeed. In many instances.
this affection apparently has yielded to
II. And sufferers from asthma and
chronic bronchitis have found 1t eftec-
lead.-to tuberculosis. In any case, It
is worth trial: and, since 1t contains
no cpiates. narcotics Of habit-torming
drugs, its use is safe. From your drug
gist.
Echnan Laboratory, Philadelphia
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TRRrCK HAS HEADQUARTERS AT
DAYTON AND MAKES TRIPS
FROM THERE.
Daugherty Wants to GO to Senate te
Ala IN Reconstruction After War
News Of Ohio.
Intelltgencer Bureau.
n r,,1, 81

n. II. DauShcrty of this city ana NJ.
r Herrick Of Cleveland are continuing
this week their campaigns for the Re
publican nomination for United states
senator. Herrlck is making his base aI
Dayton from which city II" Will maze
side trims to a number Of smaller towns.
Mr.. Daugherty. in 4 speech at Athens.
said that he desires ~ 60 10 the senate
In order that nc may have part IN the
industrial reconstruction AFTER the war
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city are visiting with relatives at Foir-

city are visiting with relatives at Foir-
mont.
Miss Bertha Bonar has returned TO
hcr home here from Crcsap's Grove.
whore she spent several days Win
friends.
Edward Logan has returned TO his
home here from Cleveland. O.. where
h" spent several days visiting with
friends.
Miss Gladys High Of Eighteenth street
is spending several days at keyser visit
ing with relatives.
Miss Lizzie Hubhs Of this city Is
spending several days Mt Glen Easton
visiting with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Everett Conner or THIS
city left yesterday fro Cambridge, O.,
where they will visit relatives.
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BENWOOD
Swim at McMechen.

Many Renwood people find ENJOYABLE
hours at the bathing beach, which was
most every evening hundreds can be
found dlsporting in the waters OF the
Ohio. The Intense heat Of the past few
days has been such that it has heeh
unheorable in the mills and n" "%rkers
before going to their homes flock by tho
hundreds to the beach.
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co,orea X of P. to Meet.

NWNRE.-This City viii. b. the
~tS; his week for all the colored
- - Ohio. Delegates from o.
; lodges of tho state are In this
tteudinS the joint annual session
y Grand lodge of Ohio. the Grand
Y OF Calanth. and The Uniform on
hpmer.. which convened here today
a three Gays. session. y complete
Sran has boon ARRANGED fo" the week
Sing Thursday. with an election or
Ulcers
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anard Service Pleases.

Tho guard service which was cstah-
lished By the officials of the Baltimore
ana Ohio railroad ut Rcnwoo! ut ths
Fourth street crossing Is meeting VIII
the approval Of the business men OF ,Ec
only - hours a day, while now II mas
been operated "a hours. Narrow escapes
from accidents which heretofore were a
common occurancc now arc rarely cN-
perienced.
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Lodge Meeting Last Night

Last night the regular meeting on inc
Evening Star Lodge Of the knights ~
Pythias WAS held In their HEADQUARTERS
in the McMechen building ana many I'M
nortnnt hnsIness matters were transact
cd, Plans for a number IF social az
fairs which will be held dIrin= tie sum-
mer we're discussed. \ large number OF
candidates were initiated
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To Higher Court,

Peter Santancill OF Rush Run. who
was fined $500 and costs several days
ago by Mayor Bargar Of Sn,ithueld for
illegal selling. has carried his case 70
III. Court of Common Pleas on error.
tiling his petiSon to-day. lie asks that
tho Judgment of the lower court be re-
yerSed
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CrntfinQ Elias.

Ohio guard$mcp in camp here. having
about given UP hope Of going 10 tho
border TO fight the MeXlcans. have open
cd war on tho fly. Ammunition in the
form Of 1000 swatters has been fur-
nishsd hy a DAYTON business concern.
The men will swat flies fifteen min
ufes every morning rs a part OF their
<3ASly exercise
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Family Reunion at Calls.

i family rn;lnion was held a the nome
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Philips, Of near
Calls. sunday. July 90 An enjoyable
tune was had b. those present. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Geo:
Philips. his mother. Mrs. Philips and
brother. VIM. Philips and family, Mrs.
Philips parents. Mr.. and Mrs: Frank
Shepherd. sister and husband. Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Null and daughters, Nera
and ElLa.
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Mako Rscord Trim.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nixon. Misses
Lena and Selma Nixon. former Jeffar-
son county residents now Of Vancouver.
Wash. have arrived here In their tour
ing car, having completed a 4.5Oo-mile
journey without mishap. They report
excellent roads and had bur three pune
lures in the entire trip. The" will go on
20 New York and later return via The
sam. route as they came.
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Instantly Killed.

EsELYEIA - Frank Johnson TOOK q
ksiesta whiie washing windows an the
Seconl story -: ~" Eiadaw;tE Brothers
livery and fell ~ ~" pavement. StriE-
pS upon his head. H.. was taken "a Me-
HHorisl HOSPITAL viii a fractured Skull;
No une knew he had h."c:l married unit!
The widow came - claim The body.
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SAND HILL
Rav. Saruprop Speaks.

SAND HILL. Y. Va, July 25.-The
many friends here OF Rev. 6. D. Samp-
son. pastor OF the Benwood VI. F.. church.
were pleased to welcome him here where
he spoke after the preaching service
about carnTnccting held at Moundsrille
with Rev. Sampson in charge. assisted
hy Rev. T"aGarden OF Fulton. y largo
number OF the members attended.
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Bethany Quartet Entertainment.

The Bethany college quartet will ap-
pear here next Friday evening AT the
First Christian church. under the aus
pieces of the church conCregatIn". ~"
admission will be charged for tho en-
tertanmcnt and a cordial invitation is
extended TO all IN attend.
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cnnrht Auto Thieves.

Walter kantZ was sitting IN
ksreStaurant last night some one rushed
.nXand cried out 20 him. Some one mas
Stolen your car. Kant and sricna
Crushed ont and boarding another car.
chased the automobile thieves. finally
capturing shcm. The men gave the
names OF Vsrcis Sanders OF Newark and
James Ferguson oC Columbus
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Big Outing Friday,

ARRANGEMENTS for The big ". +. Sum
day school outing 10 be held at the camp
nicely. The picnic will be one Of the
higgcst held on the camp rrnunGs this
year. and there is little doubt but that
il will be a success. y biz basket DIN
will be all kinds Of amusemcnts for both
Young and old
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Injuries Fatal.

Fred Locker. aged 40. Il farmer or
neat Brice died in 4 hospital here To-Day
from fractured skull. the result OF be
ling kicked by horse. several weeks
,..ago, His head was badly crushed hut
The surgeons tried 10 piec" nc bones
:: together in an effort 10 save his Ike. put
s without result.