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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-08

hnilgnrlne Ind fuiied to accomplish.
fse broke fiown and made q fnh CON
9fsssinn,
HE lind faith IN the stnries fhis1
ANN Nalymun wns rieil and hnu a
inrge sum az money rnncanled IN her
house. aae wutched her 1nr q long
simn. nnd flnnisy concluded TINT sine
istsnf Nor money In ssruns chest which
wss always carefully leaiea FITS orig
fnal idea WINS merely IN Etsni the
mnnfV tfY ne concluded after q time
shnf shls couldn't he done without re-
nryiue the wnnan so he wniEed Tor
an nnlurtunics.
One finy Steiner went ont 10 he
gone i considerable slms, and tssnsch-
mater Ralt 4hns his chance hnd cume
Eae stapea an behlna she ponr wnnnirl
Inna plneed his hig muscular hnnus
ltihnfa heY netk Sire WIS snnh Hnu
wenk. ana Died IN hts hands with hun
! HFiln struggle. Then he nnrried Ehf
shntlg 10 4he garrey and dismenlherec
III ana conrDalaH tine fragmnnfs, whers
fhry llna bern tuund, THE head M
ftEllNtM ltifg iEtft NiiAtiAts AAtht tAhVtt@ 49,
hern fnuntl liv farmer shortly aftal
the crime. Inn he threw It hncE Int
the eanai. Yearlng Il wnula got hin
lnfo trouble.
Eipvng committed one az tie mos
rnlasiaanCiaa murders swnr recartiee Il
erlminal histnry, Ruuschmuier went 2
the chest III gtg Ills reward. The onl
vamnhles III the chest wrse niah
sreutsars. 80 he had dome his httieau
ysnra, fnr 4 few soppers-
Steiner WIS found nnd testified ~
thn prosecution and Ranschmnier wa
, ennvietea. Ae was sentenced 70 STAN
! IN the piIlory FOR several hours, an
then t. hs.ve ms head cut or with
sword. Auneals nj clsmency Wa
e made SO tite caur5 generously RENT
led ihe liiliary sentence, and nothir
! rsare saFions than decslniultion hsl
3 Isene6 To him.
THE probability If thar the erin
sas,ig never have been brought hon
: + nm mt Ton thsr worthless IRA
, ring.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-08

Rausrfnsfsr eeEr fswsn H fg~r are af
Was ARRESTED at aBrs, although there
suRs as other reason &sr rannsrxkns
aim Naifx xasx Crime than flsn 1nc3 8asas
he sEas D1sng an xlas hg1se when Slie
woman Disappeared lie Eas net at
GIL discarded t1g MS nrrest 3n rsct, be
lna possessed af q sense % hunar. he
seemed mnch amused. and ramnrssed
fnas xffs s1Ipidity of the police WIS
gidfrui8nx HE was sfslsen 70 Ehe
morgue asd shown Sl1e reuHirss OF the
wunnan, a1az uantferei snnle words OF
SORROW Ana synlpatirg. NDt hy 1ffe
unasver 4sf am agalash did DE show amy
svnIpt0m zst guilt on nneaalness- Tire
Dfssrarx wiao accompanied him on this
griSllr esrnna were convinced TINT he
WIS hInocAuk
He wns examined eNer aud over by
che magissrafa, ana he nsaver varied
from iss original sf8ry, except that ne
uflmitten hnvlnr NtDien several sfrIish
mrfirlas before leuulug the wnma1i's
flonsa. FKe WIS desperately hayd ND ~
1ia tlma, Hifs his excuse,
AT laat the mngisErnre seemed dis-
rouragad. lie had lnid all Kinds Df
trisps fUr George, and they ind fniied.
The man couldn't be confused or rat
tlea isy nIy lDnnner at questioning.
SO The magistrate snih a bnlievs
y0n are guilty., but 1t seems Impossible
10 prove At, 40 suppose yUn must he
turned loose, Int 1Df the present the
court win retnln these articles Of
yours
a'he ARTICLES were certain cheap
pieres vi jewnlry which had been
found Oh Rnusdfmniars s rpDm after hif
nrrest. Among them the magistrate
hnd placed the fIrnSs ring
George Irutnstaa sit nnre Hgalnsi
fhls injustice. THE articles were his
own, and tile court had no right IL
keep iitsfn. Ele made q greili russ, tind
the magistrate Booked embarrassed amt
auhipus
lyon are positive These things nrs
gUur ownat DE inquired. lnaifaraItly.
1 ''Absdlutelg,n replied George
4 +slAnEt llrlss ring. for inssunreY"
4 at is mine. ] wore II fur yeHrs"
4 George Slipped II ON his finger, which
4 1t fitfea iDDsnlg.
'Ynn have canfassed 2 slid the mag
istrata, fitsEHly.
The fne9s we've explained 10 hin
and tho dilemma me found himself b
did wihrI So fhe questioning SIN
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-08

AIRS, WniHo fliorca, Photographed IN
her narmlinnc il Which she has suc-
cRssfnllg nussed nll tests ana obtained
the distinction o. hclus fhe only r.
raiisea unhten woman III piot IL The
Timed Sfates Mrs pinrro. hefYnr
iinuwn lG hnt maaen nmo, harnti.y
8ica, Is ghc anughtn ii the lnte Isnne
I. iilro, ! waii'ien0wn mvpnlDr at Ncw
York, tanr husband Is nov win the
Mnort7in ambulance roi'ps hi Franco.
u was WIN tlse iaan III mind ni min
Ing him q rhe Front TINT Mrs pio~ea
iir>st tnak an iytapnn ana she may
eifef her services 70 the French avta.
tian corps
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-08
THOUGHT HIM D0NK AND oJT
OLD Friends Msart well, eur Eszlsy
Ht4enry Bro@'nn Mas In Nc Msas
Of ABRlE1zncss.

A waalflgy ind niid dls-Rgae business
man Who Requests ftiE1 Ills nums ne
not used IN clnlpec3Bn with tliiE Erg-y,
sIEz.s to do lis own sEurumEBIle reEIE1r-
ang. Els gHraEA is some Distance truzn
lis ft,nsg. temporarily; ftlE1 Is. he Ia
renting 8 gnrRgs Hbuu1 Z block EwEy
from home. And one Sunday suurnars
he gyut Oh lis working Clothes ErId went
ever to DO some tl1i-Hr'iIsg On Ills ms-
Chine
When tie hnd finished UuEts-4ng
about, he wGs pretty dirty. lis cin1has
were .ess but fhi1 ditin mike Ely
difference, 11r they were l'eErilgr wu.E-
inE Clothes. LIS hnnas were tiiAcl-s
End he WIS sndly ID need u EhEua-
SO be hurried hume To Glenn III. And
On tbs sidewalk, u few fi0ars -rDIn
ms home, he mel q uan whom ns
hadn't seen for 20 years.
'TNfly, isn't mis- aaury 8-DE1 =
asked the other mun.
Eyes, It is" answered DTr friend
"Ana ] guess FUu,re Jim Jones'. Gziaa
To sae Y0n Whit IFs WDu dung n
CleYelEndg'
@Just Staying with friends IBr
days answered the Did triRnE, iBDzinE
Dur hero over With q puzzled express
sion. do ypn live in Cleveland -Ell:.s
Of COURSE Won DO"
'rTas, I'VE lived ha-s fnr % EaH-I :
answered AIr Brown NthB WIS rnEally
unconscious Of his appearance, EMO
wondered III the piCying und puzzled
expression On he others 1acs. = sTI-
pose I'm sar1lad here Sur lifs-ri0I :
ses any chance 10 ger Du1 OF the ever
1ns1ing grind I'm ND agatns-"
''0h, cheer up," said Jones, cunning
4 him on the shoulder. fittings ara DFF-
/ or tho lara TO ntant think l-nnv
an opening 9nr a MAN H'hB Is snias
and lnilrsTrious--st would bs f'ss-zsas
Ehnn the work Won seem 10 be dining
now. EIars's my cfrrE-Ill he 81 ms
hnfal FOR three days. Enu rnms a-1une
tomorrow al yolIr nRnn hnrr nnn ~
see what can no I'm OH 1tnsa's saEs-'
Brown stood stirring nj him Is IA
hurried away. Then he ErinnaE HnS
antared his hDrss-[llevaianI Rian
Dealer,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-08
New Norv,eplar Wireless sfF,irn

= new wireless str(lan tho t.Y,actian
ana euuninent u which represent I'm
amount fotaiits SllAoa9, Is hong
erected by me Norwegian government
ut aorosater l'he statim, which WIN
have mitses 900 teei high IS fnfepaeh
mr. communication with fhe ln,pp n,,.
Foia'''h "tNeieSs stayionS. Il Is also
rronosea ~ eroc . sunni stnttm fnr
siilpnlns, y Is expected thnl fhe nev.
stntimn, which win he eqnppea az Yhs
same principle is 9hm 1T Nnnan pe,r
Berlin, nna Is being srectea lly 4 aar
mum companN VIII he veaay Tor nnp,,,.
tion Few weeks hence.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-08

= Maryland man Inns Sound nss'i'i1
Of nresarvlng egrs with q slllsssiin-T
known SIS ''lluuid petrolatum, Wl1'-N
he claims win rsaialy penetrate So
when applied es-tarnally. nnd n1l-1
thern pronf against moisture OF ~
9eria. The preserving slihstanse 1 :
mixture m Hydrocarbons VIZ
property srestet eggs can he press =
unaer a nnrmal tanIlNeratuTs In n'A-ls
weeks wfthout DISCRIMINATING - ''i'As
Science Monihsy.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-08

a.aav TOURIST ts4 observatory 49, =
shn5 Is ynlIr biggest telescope.
should like 10 leok nj the
through t. r ynu riesfse.
EsroYessor-.Rut the eclipse = o.
lady sitting aown sonrpla'saiilIs
pers well. I'll watt .for the nsz1- ~
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-08
inns

. w. hei my dnd enn ics yours"
TN bes he cnnN
'fiowhre gou going n nrnv, ~.
Iil teil geH M lit Won n s,,o -.
and Won hit me IN the nase. ena, -. -
NON run home ana toll nur iiaas a,,o,,,
~ and Then theyn hon g,q mar e,.s
start 4 scrap nnt Won unH i Win s,a,.s
nS "ne sec winch IL them vim,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-08
m, .lnattuinapls.

.JtEz has but arie ambition II ns~
.'Vlhatss thatf'
-sSie hopes some ssay 10 ~ ans.
wzritn letters ms fast as tine movie -.
snas write then. .'- BuFfalo 41,sllFs'--
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-08

Ehs-lv7hat slia pssrx SLY when ynfl
told htm al on eBzazenasne2
-vzsI4--g--rea Saeas
Eas-l1l. uSn can leave aI1g me
swear vTCrI4s
fie-gThsrl thsrsss natnfng 70 rell
peza.-zIsnsrax F1veni1z TRANSCRIPT
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Building and Its Contents,
Owned by RossIyn Supply
Company, Destroyed.
COLD MAKES THE LABOR
OF FIREMEN DIFFICULT
Large Quantities of Material, In
GLIDING Cement in Sacks, Were
Stored in the House.

Three engine companies. one truck
company and the Firefghter this
morning, about $3.50 o'clock. responded
to an alarm of fire at the plant of the
Rosslyn Supply Company. near 2Sth
and X streets northwest. but found it
impossible to prevent the destruction
of the building and contents. The loss
was placed at about $4,000.
An employee of the company acct
dcntally started the fire while filing a
lamp with oil, according to report
made by the police of the third district.
Some OF the oil was spilled. il is stated.
and when the fluid ignited the fire
spread so rapidly that it was impossi-
BILE for persons in the building to
check it.
Because of the high wind and intense
cold the work of fighting the flames
was extremely difficult. Ice formed on
the clothing of many of the men and
retarded their work. while those who
worked from the eth street side of the
building were interfered with by the
smoke and blaze.
The fremen who first reached the
scene saw that the building was doomed.
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JAMES M'DONALD'S WILL
IS CONSTRUED BY COURT
Shares of Mrs. Mcdonald and One
Son in $4,000, 900 Estate
Are Increased.

The share of Mrs. Charlotte Isabel
Mcdonald in the estate of her husband.
James Mcdonald. former European
representative of the Standard Oil
Company of New Jersey, Is increased
100000. and the portion Of her son
by former marriage. Arthur Camp
bell, is augmented 100000 by deci-
sion rendered today by Justice Ander-
son of the District Supreme Court con-
STRUNG the will of Mr.. Mcdonald.
The court finds that the testator, in
willing certain Standard Oil stock to
his widow for herself and for the use
of her son. intended also to grant not
only the pro rata share of the subsid-
larry companies of the Oil company,
but also to give share Of the divi-
dends, cash and stock, received by him
from these corporations between the
date of making his will and the time
Of his death.
Cash and Stock in Request.
Mr.. Mcdonald in addition to a cash
bequest left his wife 500 shares Of his
total holdings of 2.47s shares of
Standard Oil stock for herself and 200
shares of the stock for the benefit OF
her son, Arthur Campbell. Mrs. Nc
Donald claimed that the bequest also
carried the dividends, cash and stock,
OF tho subsidiary companies In the
same proportion. James Mcdonald, jr..
son Of the testator. took different
view Of the bequest and Laurence Max
well of Cincinnati, and the Fulton
Trust Company of New York, cxecu-
tors of the will, submitted the Ques-
tion to the court for determination.
The estate of Mr.. Mcdonald is esti-
mated at 100000.
Attorney Mckinney & Flannery ap-
peared for the executors, who brought
the proceeding. Attorney Benjamin 8.
Minor represented the widow, and At
torneys Faust & Wilson appeared for
James Mcdonald, Jr.
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DISCUSSES SCHOOL CHANGE.
Chevy Chase Association Refers Pro
posal to Executive Committee.

Whether or not the Commissioner
plan for q change in the school system
Is to receive the Endorsement Of the
Chevy Chase Homo and School Associa-
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Friday night which was presided over
by President Edward F. Colladay. Prof,
Edward J. Ward talked on school CEN
ter work and also discussed some Of
the features OF the proposed new edu-
cational. plan.
The question as to what should be thu
stand Of the association in tho matter
was referred to the executive commit
tee. with power to act Reference was
made At the meeting to the fact that
the District Commissioners in consult
Ing tho wishes Of residents Of Park
View In selecting q name for the new
school In that section likewise had act
ed In accordance with the wishes OF
residents Of Chevy Chase in Changing
the name Of the school there from the
Chevy Chase to the Elizabeth v. Brown
School. This action, 1t was stated. was
recommended by the Chevy Chase Home
and School Association after a canvass
had been made OF the views of parents
in that section.
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