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3 THE T HE WASHINGTON TIMES FRTIlt F IIID A Y Jt TtTh 1 E 12 I9f 19na
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WFUl SILENT GUN GUNAMAZES
AMAZES SPECTATORS SPECTATORSMaxim
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Maxim Gives First Public PublicTest PublicI I
Test of HIs New NevInvention NewInvention
Invention InventionNLY InventionDNLY
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BALL PIERCES BOOKWill BOOK I
Will Give Demonstration Before BeforeGovernment BeforeGovernment
Government Experts After AfterObtaining AfterObtaining
Obtaining Patents PatentsI PatentsWhat
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What Maim MtL im Sa ays aysI y yI s
I am fully OODlCious of the aw awful awed
ful possibilities of this gUn and andm andmy
m my conseienee consei Dce ia not at all ea easy easyon y yon
on the subject The rustling ot otthe ofthe
the l leaves avea in tile trees or thenoise the thenoise
noise of pa Passing ing wagons wouldcom Would Wouldcompletely
completely com P letel 7 7the drown the Mound of ofthe
the gun You would not even evenknow etcnknoW
knoW what hat had killed the 1 vietim vietimuntil ctlm ctlmuntil
until an examination wa was made madeNEW madcNEW
NEW YORK YO tx Juno lHlram Perez PerezMaxim PereyMaxIm
MaxIm inventor of the nol8elUII gun gunWhle1 gunwhica
Whle1 inventors and military experts uJWKtsLave expertsGaga
Lave ten t en trying tar piLU to produce produceal producegave
gave al e demonstration ot 1 its powers ye yeLirdt yes yeslerdt
Lirdt Y cH ttarnoon IDOOn In t the o meeting In r rogm m of ofthe ofthe
the board of managers of the Society for1t for for1l
1l Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
116 1 te members of t the board and nd Henry Henrytrgh Henryergh
> trgh B secretary and treasurer of the theld thesociety
society ld wN pr present presentIt Seft SeftIt
It was In connection with the offering 01l8l1DgIf
c If f a prize by Mr Der Bergh h several months monUlaago monthsago
ago for an fl Invention to supersede thehiesent the thel
l hiesent > restnt methOd oC slaughtering > > Iau hterlng cattleRhIcli cattle cattlehleh
RhIcli hleh led to Mr Maxims Im app appearance appearancei rDC8
i 111 i tile BOclelyjiJ building yesterday with wJOIhis withhis
his nOI8 noiseless le gun Mr Maxim IIUXKMt IIUXKMteol
eol his gun as a substitute for the LC LCtw axrw
tw used In slaughtering houses a aErrting u uarting
arting that It WIL was the quickest and andrMst IUIdltlst
ltlst humane meD or dealing death deathThe detbT
T The lIe Maxim weapon appeared to those thoeil thoseoho
oho il attended the demonstration to bettn be beem
em ordinary Wincheeter Wlncbe ter rifle oC 31 cal ca1liller calliber
liller When he took It out ot its caM caMne caseone
one ne of the managers suggested uge ted that thatEtvEra1 as asEeveral
EtvEra1 automobiles were bandy t they theyCould 8Y 8Ytlmld
Could run out Into the country and let letUr letfir
Ur Maxim 1rlaximabow show what it could dothere do dorl
rl there here were several skeptics In the tbeart thetarty
tarty > art
Fired in Room RoomThere RoomThere
There is DO need oC going Into theruuntry the tbecuuntry
cuuntry said d the Inventor Ill show showdU showSill
Sill dU what the pn cando right In tlll tlllo this thisnoon
noon noonThs o m mTh
Th Ths s announcement raised a numbercf number numberprotests
cf < protests which Maxim 1nally over overam overtanio
tanio am He put two city dlreetorle to togHher togeiher
gHher agaln against t the w wail l leveled tb the theseapon I Iweapon
weapon at the c center nter ot the outer one onet I Ind
t nd pulled the trigger Then wu a a1ight alight
light click that was aJl Maxim drop dropIrti dro1Itti
Itti the weapon At hi his aide and turned turnedthe turnedt1
t1 the spectators mllll1lC smllingWell mllll1lCYell
Yell said aiet one of t the IlkepUCIJ ekeptfesn IlkepUCIJwhat
what n hat happened Why hy didnt your gun gunt
t u Oft OftOh offOh
Oh it went oft o all 11 right answered answeredthe
the Inventor fir entor Just take a look at thatcuttFide that thatllU
cuttFide llU = ide dlectory dlectoryfhe dlrectoryThe
The skeptic picked It up and found foundt foundthat
t that l < t it had been penetrated about nix rlxindies nixi
i indies Mies b7 a 8Ott softnosed bullet bulletYou bulletY
You Y uu win Maxim he said 35WTalks saidTalks
Talks of Invention InveBtioBIr
1I Ir Maxim III a guest at the EfUI EfUI1h
e 1h dS < rs Club and whet b n he was seen seentn aeentliHt
tliHt tn r last n1a t be said It was true that tbatlt
lt 1 had given a demonstration at tile tilefor theSelc
Selc ty for the Prevention of Cruelty Crueltyt
t Animal dunne the afternoon He Hed Heuritned
uritned > d however to show the r1 rifle 8 that thatL
L I lad used usedI
1 shQutd like to Jet you see ee MId MIdLt saidtt
Lt inventor but the patents have not notd nott
d t Ien t n perfected and 111 justice to toIf tott
If I must maintain secrecy until UJIUILl untilire
Ll ire 1 have been working on this tbisJ thisuu
J uu uJi for about two years and a halt
1 1I La t e one under construction for thev the theuprnment
uprnment v rnment and In a month or two twoa
a public demonstration demon < < ration will be given KivendOter giveni
dOter i at t Sandy Hook or Springfield SpringfieldIas
Sass IashI SassI
hI I got my Idea for the gun from thenuffier the thenuffter
nuffter u used ed on automobile engine exhausts ex exhaust
haust > I figured that tt the noise ot ott oftie
t tie lA explosion of gas JUI from auto engines engineslJu enginescond
cond lJu be contro11ed the noise of the thexploslon theexplosion
explosion or powder gas In a gun n couldlie could couldIO
lie IO suppre suppressed sed That Is what I havedine have havedune
dune Instead ot the PB from the thepowder thepowder
powder escaping all 11 at once It leaves leavesthe leavesthe
the barrel by degrees Ye Yes I suppo suppose supposeSou e eou
Sou ou might say that I have put a muff muffler mufler
ler in the barrel There Is a contriv contrivance contrivance
ance there to carry off the gas slowly slowlyFeels slowlyFeels
Feels Grave Responsibility ResponsibilityBut Re POBSibility POBSibilityBut
But I feel a dreadful reaponeiblUty reaponeiblUtythink re pon lblUty lblUtyrhnk
think of Ita man Walking along the theEreet thea
Ereet a ± reet may be shot dead by one of oftbese oftbeseweapons these theseweapons
weapons without warning and without withoutlarm withoutalarm
alarm larm A criminal or one having anenemy an annpmy
enemy may destroy life with Impunity ImpunityIt
It legislation is I obtained installing InstalUngtile
tile guns In slaughterhouses I will In Ini Iniat
i iat t that It contain the provision thAt thAtt
t tIC a user sh shall Jl have access to the wea wealims weapuns
puns at no other time than when they theyirE
irE re > on duty dutyI
1 have not made the weapons In any any1Ial1tft anycuantity
cuantity 1Ial1tft yet I am oppressed dAY and andight andbight
bight ight with the dread that some one will willlearn willearn
learn earn the secret and do 80 The man ofi of ofdiol
i diol who created the monster Frankenstein Frank FrankensteIn
ensteIn wu In no more uncomfortable uncomfortableposition uncomfortableposition
position than I amSPveral am amSfveral
Sfveral officers of the United StatesArmy States StatesArm
Army Arm have eX1lmln examined thE noiseless s attat at attadlment
tadlment tat Itment which I have applied to serv serv11f service
ice > guns and It ma may be adopted by the theuverntnent
novernment although no formal step stepslave
lave yet been taken In that direction dlrecUonNO directionNO
NO NO PAINNO PAINNO HIGH PRICESBeautiful PRICES PRICES3eautiful
Beautiful Set of Teeth that fit g5ou g5ouGold 500 500Gold
Gold GoldOroWIa GoldCrotvrs
OroWIa CrotvrsBridge OroWIaBrl
Bridge BridgeWork Brl ge geWork
Work
3300 3300Pipings 300 300Plll1ulS
Plll1ulS Pipingsj6II Plll1ulSr611
50oWashingtons SOc SOcWashlngtoJls
r611 7th St
WashlngtoJls Painless Dentist DentistoTE1h DentistuTEMn
oTE1h success hu caused a number ot otnUat ofdentists
dentists nUat t to locate In this immediate vlclnlt vlclnltVhtD vicinity vicinityWhen
When coming to my office be sure you are are1n arein
1n th the right place 6U 7th at DW Mk for forVR
7 VR MOTLEY jeUtrSu jellfrSuwtf jellfrSuwtfNashington wtf wtfVasblngton
Vasblngton Agents for forVudor foru
Vudor u fir Porch orc Shades a es
I ICarpets ICarpets
Carpets taken UP cleaned cle ntd and andstored
stored I
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INVENTOR INVENTOR OF NOISELESS GUN l I
aj i t i HIRAM PERCY MAXIMWho MAXIM MAXIMWho
Who Has Given to the World the Kt Terrible InstmmGnt of Modem ModemI ModernWarfare
I W Warfare mare
EGGS IN PAYMENTFOR PAYMENT PAYMENTFOR
FOR FATHERS FARM FARMMarried FARMMarried
Married Daughter Also MustGive MustGiveMother MustGiveMother
Mother Pigs and Flour and andProvide andProvide
Provide for Cow CowDETROIT CowDETROIT
DETROIT Wlch June 12Qne 12 One of the thenlMt themot
mot peculiar Wilt over recorded 1n 1nWayne I IWa7ne
Wayne oount county wu tiled In the Prob probate probatecourt t tcourt
court In the last testament or L Lords LordsSchroeder wt wtSchroeder
Schroeder because It lea leaves a daughter daughterand
and JNM1lnlaw ROM and James Glad Gladdon Gladdon
don a farm on certain unique condi condtttone condition
tion ttoneEact
tionEltch
Eltch week the Gladden must deliver deUverto
to Will Schroeder two IMoen < eggs no nomatter nomatter
matter what bat the season nor the d dispo disposition po poItloo
Itloo ot the hen Pasture end Ad a awarm awarm
warm barn for a cow I is specified andall and andalt
alt the 0 firewood flr DOd Mrs Schroeder may mtyneed mayneed
need needOn needOn
On the first day of December ot each eachyear eacby
year y r a pig weighing Ielchlng not less than 100 100pound 150pounds
pound Jnu must be turned over to the thewidow thewidow
widow and Ie the pig 18 held until T 1 1cember > e ecember
cember and round to be one ounce shy shyof hy hyot
ot the required weight the Gladdens Gladdensare
are 10 in danger ot losing their inherit inheritance inheritsace
ance saceFifty anceFifty
Fifty dollars a yeAr cash and some MJneftour someflour
flour given to Mrs 1M1 Seh Schroeder er are the tb8condttons theeonditone
condttons to give tM Gladdens posses poaHMsin possession
sin of the farm farmBOY famlBOY
BOY DECLARED A MURDERER MURDERERMOUNDSVILLE MURDERERMOUNDSVILLE
MOUNDSVILLE w v Vs June 12 ltLyman 12Lyman
Lyman Owens a fourteenYer ld boy boywas oy oywu
wu found guilty of murder Sn the first firstdegree firstdegree
degree yesterday ye terd y with a recommendation recommenda recommendation
tion that his punishment be lite ife im imprisonment imprisonment
prisonment Owens killed his rather
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MOTHERS ONE ARMRESCUES ARM ARMRESCUES
RESCUES HER BAY BAYInstinct BABYInstinct
Instinct Carries Her to a MuddyPondLittle Muddy MuddyPondLittle
PondLittle One AlmostDrowned Almost AlmostDrowned
DrownedSUMMIT Drowned DrownedSUJtDfIT
SUMMIT N J June DIt Mrs Xr8reorse Mrsrge
reorse rge Davis do deesnt nt get a Carnegie C1lrngIehelO Carnegiehero
hero medal Jt win not be beoau because she shedens m md
d dens s not deserve It It8ha ItShe
She missed her twoYMroJd baby boyand boy boyand
and surmised thAt be may have toddled toddledofc toddledoff
off to a little pond near her home In InEa8t InEast
East Summitt When she reached the thepond thepond
pond abe found that the water onlln onllnarUy ordinartly
arUy clear us 1 muddy at a certain certainspot certainspot
spot Mrs 11 Davis has but one arm the theother theother
other having been amfIJtated to save saveher ye yeher
her ute from cancer but tY nat at did notdeter not notdeter
deter her She got a sUck md stirred stirredabout tlrreclabout
about In the water about fou feet deepand deep deepand
and IIOmebowhe can never tell bow bowsbe howshe
she got It fast In her boys clothes and andslowly andslowly
slowly pulled the tiny form to the tbesurtac thesurface
surface There wasnt a sip a Ute UteThe lifeThe
The mothers eereams IICre ms were beard by byMn byMrs
Mn William Dlbold who ran through tbroughthe throughthe
the woods to the pond where she foundMrs found foundXn
Xn Davis endeavoring to revive the tbeclrtld thechild
child Mrs Dtbold rolled the child childOVOf childover
over the ground and beat It Ylgo1C vigorously vigorouslyon y yon
on the back k but the efforts at rMtor rMtoratton restoration
atton seemed emed futile The child was held heldhead heldhead
head downward and water poured fromthe from fromthe
the little ones one mouth and ears earsVben earsWhen
When Dr Gray arrived the little fel fellow fellow
low heel been revIved but was w still In a aserious aserious
serious condItion condItionAfter conditionAfter
After Mrs Davis recovered somewhat somelhatfrom somewhatfrom
from the shock she began filling the thepond thepond
pond with tree roots and dirt and AU AUabout hasabout
about completed the job
GEORGETOWNI GEORGETOWNIOAK EO T TInterments I
OAK Hill ECEIVES
11102 DURING YEAR YEARInterments
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Interments Number 189 189Ma 189Makin
Makin Ma ing Total of 10 10883 10883In 1 1I 883
In I n the Cemeter Cemetery CemeteryThe Y YThe
The annual report ot Ole Oak Hill HUICemetery HillCemetery
Cemetery Company tor the Year r ending endingJune ndJngJune
June 30 1101 baa just been mMe bySuperintendent by bySUperintendent
SUperintendent 8ommelvUJ and shows tbowsa
a gratifying condition of affairs The Theoelpt Thereceipts
receipts oelpt during the year from the saleof sale saleof
of lots and sites woe U104t Accord Aceordtng AccordSng
Sng to the report re ort the corporation corporationsassets corporationIiJhJetJI
assets Including real estate and IleCUri securlttes IleCUriUn
Un mOunt to 40000 During the year yearlit year18f
lit Interments were m made de making a atoll atotal
toll of 11 10iM8 bod bodies burled in the cem cemeter cemetery
eter etery eteryRequiem
Requiem mass au was celebrated yesterday yester yestermorntnc i
day morntnc at Holy Trinity Catholic CatholicCbwdt CatholicChurch
Church Thlrtalxtb and 0 streets overthe over overtits
tits namal remains oC Theodore 11U1eary who whocJMd whodied
died Oft Monday At h his residence In InROMIy InRostya
ROMIy Alexandria county Va Interment In Interment
terment was made 1ft Holy Rood Cem Cemetery Cemetery
etery He was twentyBight yrs old oldIUI4 oldand
and WU tM son of Mr aDd Mrs Walter WalterIJInenry ratter ratterHtlletiry
Htlletiry HtlletiryIruneral IJInenryFuneral
Funeral MCYSeee for Arthur KoCMrter KoCMrteret
et 1111 It P street were ere held ye yesterdays yesterdaysafternoon terday terdayatternoon
afternoon from his late re residence residencewife ldenc Hla HlawUe
wife Mrs Etta Koester mother and andHveral andseveral
several brothers and sisters ten survive lIurvh8Jame surviveJames
James W Daw Dawsor or bu completed the theerection theerection
erection ot a modem brick dwelling atth at atthe
the th e eand northwest corner of Thirtythird Thirtythirdand
and Q streets atreetsAt streetsAt
At a recent meetlft meeting or the Mens MensClub MensClub
Club ot the Dumbarton Avenue 1tIeth 1tIethodiat Methodist
odiat Epl Episcopal copl Church officers were wereelected ere ereelected
elected for the I18ulnx year as fol folIowa fotlows
Iowa President Harry W Dowltng Dowltngvtce Dowlingvice
vice president presidentJJousph JCk JJousph apb Oliver 0 ver se eeretJlry eeretJlryCharle ry ryCharles
Charles T Wade trellurer reasur Proto P Kdpr KdprF118by gsx gsxFrisby
F118by Adjournment wu made made until untilOctober untilOctober
October when the regular sessions Ioni will willbe willbe
be resumed resumedHOLD reIIumedHOLD
HOLD CONFERENCE CONFERENCEON
ON DISTRICT BILLS BILLSChairman BILLSChairman
Chairman Smith Dt the House DtIi DtIit11et District
t11et Committee called OIl CoIIImlMtloft CoIIImlMtlofter
er XactllrJand this morning to talk taJkover talkover
over tM District ngislatlen tlon or the last 1tuoJtaeuton lastsession
session and t to eonM consider er that which will willbe t11 t11be
be brought up at the abort session 88N1oftBoth sessionBoth
Both deplored the existence ol the theftUbu8ter thefilibuster
filibuster wpicb w nCh th they agreed did mush muohto
to hinder the accomplishment mpll8hment of certain certainImportant certainImportant
Important matters Chairman Smith Smithsays nlttksays
says that he expects to return to W WIneton Wash Washington
Ineton early In November Nc m r and that lA lAmucb insemuch
semuch mucb u the committee on Dltttriet DhstrIetaffairs Dltttrietatralra
affairs would be fully orpnt8d Il caR canbegin caRbelrin
begin It its active work as soon as Con COftIP88 Congress
IP88 convene convenesPREACHES convenePREACHES
PREACHES AT SONS GRAVE GRAVEDARBY GRAVEDARBY
DARBY Pa June tRev B L L I Dix Dixon Dlxon
on pastor of the Xt ZIon X XChurch E EChurch
Church delivered the sermon at the thetuneral thefuneral
funeral or his Aveyearpld eon Stephen StephenBruner SteptooBruner
Bruner Dixon Three other mlDl ministers ministersassisted ter3 ter3alated
assisted but It remained for the father fatherot
ot the dead child In a voice quiver qutver1ag qutver1agwIth ng ngwith
wIth emotion to draw a beautiful lesson lessonfrom 1onfrom
from the short life of his little son 110OSIx sonSix
SIx little girls dre dressed ecl In white were werepallbearers werepallbearers
pallbearers
LUPULIN LUPULINIIas
Has created create a stir in In the e medical m ca world worldbecause wort wortecause
because ecause of o its great eat Tonic onlc properties PP ro ertles for forstomach or
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rvc rvcI
I stomac stomach disorders sot ers It t is is found sun in m the thehighest e el
highest l g est an and most a effective ecti v e form ore In InSaazer in inSaazer
I Saazer Hops cps grown in In the t le Province Provinceof rovlnce rovlnceo
of o Saaz aaz f fe Bohemia BohemiaThe o emla
The e AnheuserBusch n euser use Brewing BrewingAssociation rowing rowingssociation
Association i St t Louis ours f U S A im import lm lma lmort
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port P ort more of o these f ese hops o P s than t an all a other o er
3 WUliam f liaui iJttm trim
b rewers In t h e U nIt eel S tates an d uset use useA
th t em exc lusively usi v e in their famous famousNation
In
y elr aeons
A M 0 N G all th 0 builders bull d er s of this thisNation
Nation none deserve de s e rvL more lasting lastingTJ lastinggratitude
TJ gratitude than this stout old oldosier
t Quaker Q osier ChampIon ChampIonIrish Cham P PIrish ion Bud1NelOSer
Irish and English prisons could not con conquer conquer
quer his spirit and from a cell in the tower towerof towerof
of London he conceived the idea of found founding THE KING OF ALL ALLing
ing beyond the seas a state wherein Broth Brotherly
erly LovePeace On Earth and Personal PersonalLiberty PersonalLiberty BOTTLED BEERS
Liberty might become living facts Thus ThusPenns ThusPennsylvania
Penns Pennsylvania lvania was founded
iWhen I IWhen
When colonial governor he introduced introduced introducedvinegrowing I Ivinegrowing
vinegrowing and brewing brewingand and at Pennbury PennburyManor t
Manor he had a brew house houseAbove 0
is isAbove
Above middle hei heightwell g ht we 11 built and agile agileWilliam agileWilliam
William Penn in hia early days was an anexpert anexpert
expert swordsman Q courageous soldier soldierand soldierand
and a splendid athlete athleteHe athleteHe
He died at 74 and the results of his lifes lifesdoings lifesdoings
doings bear eloquent witness that the mod moderate modcrate
crate use of a good malt beer helps to create Bottled Only at tb tbthe the thethe
the noblest qualities of mind and soul ANHEUSER ANA BUSCH BREWERY BREWERYHis l lSte
His statue stands in Philadelphia 547 feet fete st Louis Mo
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h highfor 19 h r or a all 11 th the e wor world ld t to 0 see Corked or with Crown CaP
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National Ma C wne of oiHlstoryXVI Hista tTXVI page IS4 3 ANHEUSERBUSCH E SE SEThe BRANCH I I ITboTrueWmlamPen
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TWO T 0 WOMEN OM Eli KILLED KILLEDBEFORE i LLED LLEDBEE f
BEE BEFORE ORE D13POT D Li T CROWD CROWDTry R RTry 0 D
Try to Walk Around Safe Safety y Fence Fenceand Fenceand
and Are Caught By ByTrain ByTrain
TrainGREKNSBURG Train TrainGRJ
GRJ GREKNSBURG ENSBURG Pa PaJune Ju s 1Icupt itCan flit flitbetween t I I
between a fast moving Pennsylvania PenIYaolaplUHlenger Pennsylvaniapassenger
passenger train and a safety rtlt fence at atLookport atLookport
Lookport last event one woman was WaMtorn wastorn
torn to pJecM dyu d n uatanU wtaally and an another another
other was SO c crubed d that she died an anhour anhour
hour later They core rW Mrs W George GoorseSauers GeorgeSauers
Sauers aged twenty years yea who w wInstant was wasinstantly
instantly Instant I killed and Mrs William Rob Robertson R0bertson
ertson aged twont7dv8 years n whose wbotteIMCtl whoselsga
IMCtl wore severed and who died at the thehotfDUaI thehospital
hospital hotfDUaITo
To rM > h the platform tetOU the
track front the station tb the Women walked walk walkeel
eel to the end of the thesaety l fence Start
fog to toe tn oP opposite Olllte shift they W Wcaught were werecaught
caught b bl train No + 5 Tie entire train traIRP trainpassed
P passed Htd over th their bodies bod Mrs ilauera ilaueraTemalna Sauersremains
remains were scattered several rods rodsalong rodIialoll
along aloll the tk Many any pelllOlUI Oft the tbetailor thestal
stal tailor Tort platform saw w the accident accidentWOMAN idat idatWOMAN
WOMAN SUFFRAGEINCREASES SUFFRAGE SUFFRAGEINCREASES
INCREASES LUNACY LUNACYFinnish
Finnish Ph physician Y YHis sician Tells Results of
His Obse Observations ations at atNurmes I I
Nurmcs NurmesCOP1dWfrAG1iN NurmcsCOPmNHAGEN
COPmNHAGEN June 12Ckant votes votesto
10 women anti lunacy will lncreae toa to toa
a very err serious extent III the at JttartltnS JttartltnSatement artgng artgngstatement
statement made b by Dr Onnl Gnulbolm GnulbolmOI1e
one oC the nest famous scientific aclentUlcnmonC men menamong
among the FinnIsh pbfIIIetaM pbfIIIetaMIn
In Finland the women not only have havethe bavethe
the right to vote but to sit In parI1 parI1ment perilameat
meat as a welt Dr Granbolm conte contethat contends contendsthat
that statistics prove h his assertion rtlon that thatlunacy thatlunacy
lunacy has ba increased to a peat ex exttont extent
tent since suffrage WAIl granted graatedy grantedMy
My y cqaclualona are largely founded foundedupon foundedupon
upon ohrvat1olu1 relative t to the mu munldpaUty munielpality
nldpaUty of Nurmea aid he In
1100 the population was l1 S8 with twen twentynine twentynine
tynine lunatics In 1tOI It was 1137 1137with 1137with
with seventy lunatics ntnete ninetenths tba oC ofwhom oC1Ihom
whom were women
lV10RGANS CHILDREN CHILDRENTO
TO SHARE ESTATE ESTATEThe
The will of Charles n Morgan torls torlswu today todaywas
wu austalned by a verdict of a jury juryIn juryin
In Judge Darnards Court with the con connt consent
sent nt of counsel for his three children childrenwho childrenwho
who were excluded by the term of the thewill
will 111 from p participation rtlc1pnton In the estate Aaveat A
iveat on behalf of the children was wasuflltalneti
uflltalneti by a jury some months ago agobut agobut
but walt reversed on appeal appealBy appealBy
By an agreement among the heirs onehalf one onenalt
half Of t the e estate tate Is given to the chil children children
dren and the other half to 1Ha divided divideda dividedaccording
a according < OO dlng to the term ot the will
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