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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - July 29, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota The evening Republican third edition vol. Xxxviii. Mitchell South Dakota saturday july 29, 1922 number 256 on roads parents Heid to blame for child suicides marked increase shown in number of boys and girls who end own lives drugs Are big Factor Hir it of save a life league keys it children Lead in self destruction danger and movie Star Are to wed i an for Pom tomorrow if plans Arentt Mangeri pushed by u. S. Government apparently wont wait for peace Between miners and owners states fall in line so of sub Edward m. Thierry w York july 2 9�? parents and a1 teachers Are to blame for much Cie appalling increase in child ides at is the judgment of or. Harry j 51 ugh Warren president of the j. A. A life league who a for 16 y it has been working on suicide f invention. Lore Are the figures on child in the United states 1919 .477 1920 .707 1921 .858 a that is a 50 per cent increase in r rear and so per cent in two a says or. Warren. A the High or a is continuing in 1 922. Last a a 4&5 girls and 37.9 boys took their cd n lives the average ape of boy pm i ides was 16. Girls to. Most girls u Poison boys a these Are the chief reasons he lists for child suicides Cine school affairs particularly her or of examinations. Two parents Lack of interest in problems of child life. Three love affairs and unhappy child marriages. Fostir revenge for reprimands. Parents Lack sympathy a parents too often do not get close enough to their says or. Warren. A the result often is a suicide out of revenge or marriage at 15 or 16 and Quick separation. A a children a love affairs Are some \ times More serious than adults real j be last year 19 per cent of child Filic ides were due to this one cause. Teat hers can b., and usually Are of wonderful Aid to parents in Heinie children solve these problems. But some teachers Are not so farsighted. Children in school have a horror of examinations and Many grow morbid Over fear of not being promoted. I once heard a teacher Tell a Pupil before an examination a you cannot possibly i consider the remark brutal and criminal. Catli tools easily found a what a crime it is that parents should allow such death agents As Poison and revolvers to lie around the House ,1 know of cases where a gun us a by a member of the family to commit suicide had been kept in the House As a sort of grim relic and years later was used by a child. A and a Young woman last year killed herself with the same weapon a brother had used 14 years or Warren declares the increase in the us of narcotic drugs has claimed Many children of victims and a number of child addicts had taken their own lives. Four year old ends ufos More City children than country children commit suicide according to i records the youngest was a four year old boy in Kankakee. 111., who drowned himself in 1919. Suicides of All kinds recorded by or. Warren last year were 12,144, including 8410 males and 3734 females. An i crease of 23 per cent Over the previous year. There were 8�&Quot 9 More he estimates not listed most child suicides occur in Prus a. But America is not far behind Quot sirs or Warren. A fewer suicides Crall aces. In proportion to Popula to on. Occur in Hoover plans stabilize to mining Commerce Secretary ready to work out solution of future Coal trouble step is drastic one administration is Dot remix de nations business shall be safeguarded by Mark Sullivan National political correspondent of the Mik hell evening Republican and the new York evening Post a a. To. A Washington. D a. July 29 copy Chicago 111., jul it -9.�?\\ Hile j right 1922 by the Mitchell evening plans for a conference of Viveen of a of Puriran and the new York even aerators and miners to end the soft ing Post a anybody who has arces Coal strike were progressing Federal i to expressions of Public feeling and state officials continued prepare i throughout the country must be j actions for distribution of cd under j aware that there is just beginning a government supervision. J rising tide of apprehension. More appointment by president Harding acute than before on the part of of Henry Spencer As Federal Coal manufacturers and other business administrator and the appointment men As to the possibility and effects of an advisory committee of operate 1 of a really serious Coal famine. It ors were taken by Coal men Here to i is said among other things that this mean that the Federal government i psychological Factor has slowed Down will not halt its plan to control Ais or halted the business activity which Lewis says a powerful in fluence is working to end workers walkout by associated press teased wire was just getting momentum. This apprehension is accompanied by a disposition to make dubious queries As to whether the administration has Tributino of food stuffs and fuel despite the fact the Outlook for peace we As brighter. 23 governors agr it let Twenty three governors have As handed its relation to the Coal strike sure Secretary Hoover that they will a imaginable Way. Establish state administrations for the of were to give a answer to this question it would probably he that or. Hoover for More than a year has foreseen that this j situation was coming has looked be hat intervention of Harding is help in fight Railroad offices however profess ignorance of his exact proposals May fix wage basis White House said toll we agreed to attempt amendment of umm i is Bill Herbert Hoover prevention of profiteering and for the control of Coal distillation. The administration believes there will a a settlement of the strike j Forwar Ltd to r Anuj by As put an Immens and that the country s fuel needs will amount of we Ork himself besides tha be supplied. Frank Farrington head of the United mine workers in Illinois wits in Philadelphia today for a conference with John l. Lewis and other Union chiefs. Or. Lewis International president of the miners Union was still insistent peace was in sight and again said that a powerful influences were at we Ork to end the walkout. He also declared that no settlement can be made in the Anthracite Fields in i til an agreement had been reached i of his department into preparedness i for it. The Mere fact that there was so Large a degree of preparedness on the part of the government to Handl the situation justifies thu is that it would hav been difficult to do better than has been done might have Kepi hands off of course it might As we Ell be admitted that if the government had kept out of the situation and merely announced that it would at no Tim Tak any hand in the strike except to East is again forging ahead in Ball races second injunction by associated press leased a re Sioux Falls. S. A. July 2d�? judge of. D. Elliott Iii fix Lenal District court this morning made Imu Manint the temporary injunction recently issued on petition of the Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Paul railway company restraining its striking employee from interfering with tin business of the Road. This is tin temporary injunction made in in Anent by judge Elliott ill the last two Days and As in the previous Case no one appeared for tile unions at tile ii curl Rig. By associated press leased wire Chicago. 111. July 21c�?settlement of the Railroad showmen a strike. I brightened by Pra ident Harding s i intervention rested a a Lenity today i with the decision of Railroad Cheou fives. Officials of the Western roads i Here withheld comment on the possibility of settlement on the ground that they were ignorant it the president s exact proposals and none seemed inclined to change their avowed stand in favor of men now at we Ork being placed at the head of seniority lists. Formal expression of the Western Road s position was expo Angeles. July 29�?mary pack Ford will he bridesmaid at the wedding Here tomorrow of her brother Jack a motion picture actor to Marilynn Miller of the stage. The ceremony is set for two o clock in the afternoon at the residence of Mary Pickford and her husband j Douglas Fairbanks. Mrs. John steel own a. Sister to j miss Miller will give the Bride i away. Omaha depot is marshal slain robbed again when he Trieste Stop eggs in Central competitive Fields which j maintain order probably More Coal include the mines of Illinois. Ohio Muld he coming out of the mines Pennsylvania Michigan and Indiana j today than is now the Case. At the reach wage agreement i moment president Heiling called for meantime a w age agreement was a arbitration the production of non reached at Cincinnati affecting 5,000 i Union mines was increasing daily miners in the Kentucky Tennessee i moreover the Price of Coal was Field. The agreement Grants the reaching a Point that made it profit workers an increase of approximately i Able and tempting for the operators $2.50 a Day. It becomes effective i to open their mines any wages August i another meeting was the miners asked and pass the Hill on scheduled to he held next tuesday at j the Public in the shape of an increase Coth Yankees and giants show burst of Speed in series with westerners petted during the Day. By associated press leased wire strike leaders headed by r m jew Chicago 111., july 29�?both new Ell were due Hack at Headquarters York clubs Are again showing in the during the Day and meanwhile prep major league Pennant races today a rations we re under Way for the a result of decisively beating their meeting of the strikers general com Safe is wrecked by cracks men who my of their escape with Nineteen dollars for the third time in a single year. Eggs broke into the Omaha Railroad station Early this morning blew the Safe door to bits with a generous charge off Nitro Glycerine. And escaped in an automobile headed North with Only $19.07 in change. Attempt of bandits to loot Long Prairie. Minn. Bank however. Fc>1 led bandits abandon car Middlesboro. Ky., to discuss a similar agreement for that Field. Mining of Coal has been resumed in mines of Washington county pa., and in Indiana governor Mccray ask-1 de a sufficient number of men be f permitted to return to Wrork to pro a vide Coal for state institutions and i Public utilities. Sheriff wants troops governor Taylor of Tennessee was de Price for Coal. But it has become a part of the Public policy of the country that the Federal government shall take notice St. Louis rivals in the two a a crucial series. The Yankees on top for the first time since june 16, held a margin of half a game Over the brow is. They took their third straight from Fohle a clan 7 to 3. The giants made it four out of five from the cardinals by breaking even in the double header that concluded a series marked by sensational hitting of the champions. Mcgraw Mitt of ninety members. Conferences on tuesday meetings were set for tuesday both by the rail chiefs and we or Kors on strike at we hich time president Harding s plan for a settlement was expected to be acted upon. The conference of rail Heads called thursday will be held in new York. Representatives of the strikers will meet in Chicago in answer to we Ord sent last night by M. Jewell head of the runs in the five games and increased their Lead to two and a half games. Cincinnati emerged a 11-7 Victory in a slugging match we Ith Philadelphia. a e Tnp up Otic j proof in climbed Back to fifth place ram he it Carcity of my and a of nation with dizzy Vance bested babe Adams of Pitts of Coal strikes and save the Public 5 a a a. I shop worker. Organization to Tho ninety general chairmen comprising the National agreement executive Board. At the same Tim notice was Given to Twenty five general chair Burgh in a 3 to 2 encounter. Terry rat is feature strikes affect Stock prices mor industries forced to curtail production because of Coal shortage posse seeks bandits by associated press leased m ire w--.-. Mixing Prairie., Minn. July 29.�? the explosion which wrecked the Throe Hundred heavily armed Jln ase ers there had been dynamited Safe and some of the fixture in the men. Including the local Minnesota Wisconsin Railroad commission dispatcher s office and smashed Sev j National guard company Are Romb dared that the shortage of Era i windows occurred shortly after i ing the Woods bordering the mixing there will a cripple Industry within a 3 a. In. The clock stopped at 3 12 Prairie River North of Here for tile very few Days a if Relief is not Avail Ferd Irwy in. Who live at 2? Law three or four highwaymen who shot Able. Ninth Avenue told the poll a and killed Village marshal George heard the explosion and he it i an w Illiams at 3 a. In. Today to Mobile race northward on Duff within an hour after Williams was Street. Window in the immediate i shot Down an organized search was Finity we Ere rattled. Underway Farmers and villagers res Ole Marston. Railroad conductor j siding Between Here my Wadena who sleeps in a caboose in the Omaha joining in the manhunt and Early this tracks did not Hearth explosion j afternoon Confidence was expressed hut discovered the robbery about six the bandits could not escape from o clock this morning when he went tile Woods. To the station to Check up from the High prices involved in such strikes. It. May or May not he Good policy hut it is overwhelmingly assented to. Plan prevent determined to intervene it asked for troops of Abe sheriff of is evident the administration deter Claiborne county. The sheriff said it to it to it thoroughly. It is eve St Rifting miners were terrorizing Citi ident new. And will be More apparent zen and store in several towns had later on. That the administration is been fired upon. 1 going to try not Only to cure the pres a report from Walsall. Pa., said j ent situation but to take Steps which 4-3. That the Homes of four working min will prevent the recurrence of it in Philadelphia had the the future. 0 de j it is a daring thing to do. To go j trounced Cleveland for fuel beyond the present emergency and straight 12-3. Dig into the deepest fundamentals of men of the striking stationary firemen and oilers Union by Timothy Healy head of the Union that a meeting we Ould be held Here tuesday to discuss settlement of the strike Terry shitting and Jones pitching of that organization. The presidents plans were not made Public. It became known from authoritative sources however that it embraced settlement of All strik featured Chicago a 9 to 0 Triumph Over the Boston braves. Detroit s sixth inning rally netted five runs enough to beat Washington and Chicago took its second straight to grievances except the wag ques ten inning Battle from the red sox Tion we hich would he submitted to Tho j labor Hoard for a reheat a a Field Day at and Lindsay and the second by associated press leased wire Long Prairie. Minn. July 27-Williams, Village marshal producing mines get first Call on Coal cars Washington d. C., july 29�?All producing Coal mines in the country will be Given first Call on Railroad Coal cars As soon As the organization of the administration s emergency fuel control machine is completed it was announced today by Secretary Hoover chairman of the Federal Coal distribution committee. The Coal business at a moment of such chaos As the present. It is the More daring we Hen additional complexity is Given to the situation by the concurrent Railroad strike. It we Ould be much simpler wed the chances of easy Success we Ould be greater if the administration confined itself to the emergency Only and let the larger matter await a time of less difficult conditions. But the thing Hoover has Learned during the past year is that when things Are going relatively smoothly the various parties interested Are unwilling to take the necessary Steps by associated press leased wire new York. N. A. July 29�?the c ii and Railroad strikes continued t influence the Stock Market this ? professional interests contribute 4 much of the total dealings. I rices were inclined to ease in the feb a half of that period but a better t a ruled later when it appeared a i a ment of the labor difficulties was in sight. Of a no her curtailment of production in several important industries re a cd from the increasing shortage Aal. Hut the better state of the j i Trade was shown in the Quarter report of the United states and i hem steel corporations. I Elroad earnings for june were Illys favourable there being few a ions to reduce operating exe and increase net returns. Car my figures showed the Railroad effectually meeting the strike Agency. Pliable data dealing with the Gen business situation again Empha-1 a hesitant tone on the part of f is in leading lines of Merchan hut this was ascribed largely to i Ward seasonal conditions a fund Alice of Money in the local o it caused further easing of Cate for time fund most of the Short maturities were placed at 3 3-4 per it but Loans extending into next r ranged from 4 to 4 1-4 percent v t a four percent rate for High a 5 mercantile paper. V Cen exchanges were hardly a a it a or Factor although the question a Carman reparations caused fresh or Rali Patlon in Marks. A fenced the shed Lupus Pupu Pupp the cracks men apparently hammered the combination Knob lose and i George filed the Hole with Nitro Glycerine and naptha soap. The Stone like fireproof composition that forms the inside of the Safe door was blown into Small chunks scarcely larger than a fist and the answering a Telephone Call from Crspo visibility for distribution and it on the parties interested but they heavy Iron sheets that incas it Cut j Hewitt which told of the attempt to Trice within it boundaries while Vloy a a a a deep Gash in the floor three feet Rob the Bank and that four robber the Federal government will see to from the Safe where they fell. J were headed in this direction. Alar 1 11 that the states get Coal from the Shal Williams and Deputy sheriff j operators at fair prices. Manent cure into effect what the Adam went out from Bere to Block the government or. Hoover stat Nat a the Quot seeing men wow have i Quot of the old of this plan for permanent to Cross. When the machine carrying t5rv�?T 1 of a minds flt in Quot a Quot or a Long Pine table across the room from the Safe was completely wrecked. And a typewriter was found on i the floor in a pile of splintered Lum i Ber. Flying misses broke the window panes and smashed the Telephone. Because i its comparative Isola tilt i the Omaha station has been robbed frequently. As a promotion the officials at the Omaha station make it a Point to leave As Little Money As possible in the Safe. The last time the station or. Hoover plans to make Public Fere. Shot and killed shortly after 3 Oon proposals being sent to All of for the permanent stabilizing of the of clock this morning by robber who the states for the organization or j Industry. It is Well know that for had made an unsuccessful attempt to the local full control bodies. The Many months Hoover has had a blow the Safe of the Bank at Hewitt Federal plan. He added contemplate thought out plan that goes to the a Small town in this county that each state Shail take the entire heart of the Industry. He has urged j a. A pm it on the parties int j a have been unwilling. Government a Chance the present emergency gives the government its Chance to put the Perth robbers approached the Bridge. Williams jumped on the running Board and ordered the men to hold up their hands. One of the bandits replied we Ith a shot killing the marshal instantly. The bandits then abandoned their car and a running fight followed in time fuel administration system but j 5, a 0t- Industry it Tia it a is chiefly concerned in the equitable Are a not known. From such hint. Distribution of Coal. Was robbed the thieves got about. $63. I w hich eighteen shots we Ere fired by l f sex f to a at another time burglars struck Del Bert Amos then a night watchman at the Omaha Over the head with a piece of Gas pipe. And knocked him unconscious before beginning their operations. New Watsun troops attack Mingus army the Deputy sheriff and the bandits who fled into nearby Woods and Dis appeared. T members of the National guard company of Long Prairie fully armed joined a posse at once and began a search of the District we Here the ban dits entered the we oods. Marshal Williams was 50 years old and is survived by his widow. He had been Village marshal for ten years. Dancers rout bandits the robbers who gained Entrance into the Hewitt Bank through a rear door we Ere frustrated in their attempt to tamper with the vault by several Young men who were returning from a dance Early this morn tempting to take Chen s troops in the ing. These men shouted at the ban i rear Twenty Miles farther South. Dits who immediately gave up their attempt and fled town Ard Long Prairie. The bandits had Cut the Telephone and Telegraph wires leading out of the town but overlooked one line Over we hich the alarm was sent her and which resulted in the death of Williams. Of mrs. Obenchain awaits verdict Mada Lynne is confident but feels Strain of i Ong trial and delays Canton. China july 29�?heav�?Ty reinforcements for the army of Sun Yat sen. Deposed president of South China coming Down out of the North launched an attack in Force on Chen Chiung Ming s lines at Shi Uchow about 130 Miles North of Here today. Another wine of suns army in at lads Are charged with killing dad blunders by social cd press leased wire Bluefield. Vav va., july 29�?frank a a j will Brown aged i i and in. Amp or in jail Here charged with Haing killed their father. Elia Brown. As of it was sleeping in his Cabin near Bradshaw. The lads told a Deputy sheriff that the Parent abused them and when he fell asleep Thev obtained a shot gun and killed him. Weather report South Dakota generally fair fought and sunday not much Chang in temperature. Weather Outlook for the week leg inning monday t Fifer Mississippi Valley Northern Rocky Mountain and plateau Zero a generally fair with temperature r�6as>. A somewhat below Normal. Cloudburst drive Denver people from Homes tourists stuck a in. Denver firsts Anc As come out of the White House one we Ould guess that of care would be. On the part of the operators a guarantee to the miners of a minimum number Days we Ork in a year and that the operators May be permitted under government scrutiny to form regional co operative Selling agencies somewhat like the Farmers co operative associations that have been so beneficial both to the Farmers and Consumers. Today baseball manager speaker when he saw the j indians apparently we Ere beaten replaced every Man on the team except Jamieson Job Sewell and Pitcher Lindsay. Cliff Lee. The Phillies first baseman knocked out. A Brae of homers giving him four for the Reris and by hailing seniority plan under the plan As outlined the presidents stand for recognition of the rights of men now at work would be carried out. Union showmen who did not strike would he placed at the head of the railroads seniority lists we hich Means that they would he assured of permanent work nip in Slack times the workers at la foot of the lists Are the first Laid Elf. Union showmen who went on strike american league Washington. 112 394 592�?18 21 2 Cleveland 010 209 012�? 6 13 4 Johnson and Picinich Uhle mails Edwards. Shants. Jamison and o Neill. Philadelphia. Too of Detroit. 104 31 Hasty and Perkins palette and Woodall. Why is this wrong the answer will a found among today a want ads. A a that a a Blunder do you suggest Rush chief defense counsel. Rush laughed and an investigator from thei District attorney s office escorted v Colo. Jul cd o old Kennedy Fem the court room bursts and heavy Rains yesterday and 0___ last night sent Cherry Creek and the an Nunn Ait Platte River both of which flow thru j Priol Ralty orders on portions of Denver Many fee above i iut i in i i v11vl1w or Normal stage drove Many families from their Homes caused serious dam j age and in some instances Complete destruction of Bridges and highways and marooned Many motorists. Madison. Wis. July 2 9�?j he wildly associated press leased ire. Ronsin state fuel committee today is Denison. Tex. July then re. Suf a its first priority order direct Flag City of Denison was under martial j that Coal be shipped to the wis Ron Law and was being patrolled by Power. Light and heat company s stat troops today following Gover plants at Baraboo and Berlin nor Neffs proclamation yesterday j priority orders will probably Issue enlarging the military District which i today members of the committee said originally was confirmed to the rail permitting cheese factories and Cream Road property. I eries to obtain supplies of Coal. Los Angeles Cal. July 29.�?another Effort at reaching a verdict was to be begun this morning by the jury in the second trial of mrs. Madalynne Obenchain for the murder of her sweetheart j. Belton Kennedy a Young broker at Beverly Lien. A suburb August 5. 1921. The five men and seven women who retired at ten of clock last night were reported at that time to stand six to six on a verdict. They received the Case at 4 04 of clock in the afternoon devoted approximately two hours to dinner and presumably deliberated four hours. While the jury was deliberating Schalk. Mrs. Obenchain declared she was confident of acquittal but that the Strain was severe. A these months of she said a have told on my feelings. While i feel the same Confidence in the ultimate result the Tensity and Strain of the proceedings affect Rny a disturbance was aused in the court room late last night when j. J a it itt Shugh .010 033 too 8 14 2 d. Kennedy father of the slain Man. J new York .030 too too 3 to 2 was said to have threatened Jud r. J Cooper and Gooch. Toney Causey. New York. Too 410 Chicago. 020 of Bush and Behan Courtney and National league St. Louis Brooklyn Pfeffer. Ainsmith. Curdy. William the Philly out jul a placed next on Lufi Imp and fielder smashed out his 16th four Bagger. Moro Homo runs Ken Williams of the Browns bagged his Twenty third Homer of the season and Rogers Hornsby of the cardinals crashed out his Twenty seventh four Bagger. Putting him three in front of Tillie Walker of the athletics who still has the advantage of one on Williams. Hornsby Homer equalled the National league Mark made by de Williamson in 1884. Max Carey the speedy pirate infielder stole four bases against the dodgers but was unable to score a run. By nosing the Browns out of the Lead in the american league yesterday the Yankees not Only took first place but finished the Job of putting the american league in the ram lineup of teams in the table of percentages As the nationals so far As it could be done. No similar could be recollected even by the oldest fans. Relatives of famous Indian chief seek to bring remains Home too too too 2 6 3 005 010 21x 9 15 i Grimes and Miller my Mclaughlin s. Do a july 29.�?relatives of sitting Bull. The famous Sioux Indian cd want his body removed from fort Yates. N. A. To his old camping ground in South Dakota. Permission is sought from the quartermaster general of the army who has jurisdiction Over the military cemetery where he is buried. The bodies of soldiers that were buried at fort Yates have All been removed leaving the grave of sitting Bull alone and unmarred for on a Bleak win spent. Hillside. Marked with Only a pile of rocks and a Small Tablet erected a few years ago by the citizens of fort Yates the Tablet bears Only the inscription a sitting Bull Quot chief of the Hun Papagi Sioux. Tho of his band who fell we Ith their chief Are buried when after them would come the men hired by the roads since the strike began. No mention was made of the pension rights and it was no Learned whether this fuestion had been included in the president s plan the wag question would be left to the labor Board the striking showmen to recognize the hoards Wrage reduction decision and return to work with the Assurance their Case would receive prompt attention by the Board. Will sock amendment in addition the administration is understood to have assured the showmen it will make every Effort to have labor sections of the Esch Cuni mins Bill amended so the labor Hoard May he directed to fix the of the workers on a a living wage a basis. While Union chiefs and rail Heads were presumed to be on the verge of making peace violence was slightly increasing in strike areas reports indicated. A temporary injunction was granted to the great Northern to restrain strikers from interfering with trains or employees in Sioux a alls water town Huron. Aberdeen and Yankton s. D. A _ Pere Marquette denied right to abandon lines by associated press la set wire Washington d. C., july 2 9 lha Pere Marquette railway was denied permission today by the interstate Commerce commission to abandon two of its Branch lines in Michigan the company contended its branches to Freeport a distance of six Miles and Between White a loud and big rapids a distance of 19 Miles had both lost Money continuously during several years operation. The commission however held that service on the routes were necessary to the population located there and that too Uch maintenance and operation costs had been changed against the branches in question. La with toy Cun a ii tries to run Bluff in police is shot Coal issued today by Wisconsin commission and Snyder. First game Cincinnati too too 121 5 Boston .010 too 120 4 Rixey and Wingo. Watson of Neill. Second game Cincinnati .002 too too 2 Boston. Too too 010 i 14 0 la 0 and to i 7 i buit body there in a grave among his followers and erect a Monument with proper inscription for him. Daughtery lofted by countess Mother will by associated press leased w ire Detroit july 2 9�?harry Watson. 15 tried to a Bluff Quot two policemen i we Ith his toy pistol. The officers believing that the boys weapon was not discuss subject Aulne fire land a Arry 18 Pendleton. Ore. July 29�?mrs. Ruth borate barn to Mother of Claudia Windsor Tartoue. Has declined to comment upon the new from new York of the adoption of Claudia by the countess torque Vil de Rampan de Chaquetta. A i will not add to said Couch and Hargrave. Mcquillan. Marquard and o Neill. Gown by. First game Chicago too too 010 2 5 0 Philadelphia .020 010 21x 6 9 2 j mrs Barrett and continued Osborne. Steuland and o Farrell j a Claudia is 21 years ring and. Henline. 1 mrs. Tartoue a father is a Prosper. Second game Ous Montana mining Man. Her Bro Chicago How i j ther lives Here with her Mother. Philadelphia too 320claudia married her first husband a Cheeves Kauffman and o�?Tfarreii., tailor named Roth Here five years Weinert Singleton and Han Lina. Ago. They met at a school in Ohio. In a Hospital today near death. Harry had escaped from the juvenile detention Home and the officers were ordered to arrest him locating him in a nearby Alley they called upon him to surender but he drug the supposedly genuine pistil from his pocket and warned the patrolmen he was about to fire. Hughes picks boat Washington d. C., july 29 Ary of state Hughes who will head the official Mission from the inned states to the brazilian Centennial exposition has decided to go to i de Janeiro on a shipping Board vessel instead of on a naval pc a ?1 Quot Quot Quot 11 m0m_

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