THE CITY.
t'rum Krldnj'i Pully.
Ozra Virgin of Murray wasabusl
nest visitor in the county scat today.
Mrs. John Mehilngcr was among the
Omaha passengers on the morning
train today.
Col. J. C Seybolt of Murray was
among the passengers at this station
to Omaha on No. lu today.
Mrs. Ir. Urcndcl of Murray was
among those to take the morning
train at this station to Omaha.
J. 0. Melslngcr, from west of town,
was In I'lattsmouth today and made
the Journal ofllce a pleasant call.
Miles Standish, who resides near
Murray, Is enjoying a visit from his
brother, who arrived this morning
.from Pittsburg, Pa.
Anderson House, superintendent of
. the county farm, accompanied by his
- wife, departed tb.s morning for Cen
tral City, Neb,, where they will enjoy
a visit with the family of Mrs. House's
brother, A. P. Churchill. On their
return home they will also visit a
short time In Heaver City.
Little Hernlco Richards, who has
been 111 for several days Is recovering
nicely. When first taken down the
Impression gained circulation that she
was allllctcd with dlptherla. Such Is
not the case. The attending physi
cian pronounces It nothing more than
a severe case of tonsllltls. Half the
rases In town that have been pro
nounced dlptherla turned out to lc
tonsllltls.
H. F. Good, o( Hartington, Neb.,
but formerly a resident of this county,
is here on business and will remain for
a few days visit with his many friends
In this vicinity.
l'rom Hulunlny'g Dally.
Mrs. Andrew Scybcrt of Cullom was
visiting in the county seat today.
Misses Clara Webber and Emma
llauer went to the metropolis on No. 7,
II. C. Long, who resides near Mur
ray, expects to leave Monday for Hea
ver City, Neb., where he will spend
several days.
Mrs. Anna Hrltt.Mrs. W. W.Coates
an! Misses Mabel Trussler and Ber
nice Newell were Omaha passengers
this afternoon.
Eugene Tighr, who came down for
a visit with his lelatives here, re
turned to Lincoln this morning, where
be Is attending the university.
The toard of insanity today adjudg
ed Mrs. Alice M. Brlley to be insane,
and sheriff C. I). Qulnton and Mrs. M.
K. Manspeaker accompanied her to
Lincoln on the afternoon train.
The many friends of Mrs. Jacob
Phillips, nee Miss Mayme Sullivan,
will be pleased to learn that she and
her husband are rejoicing over the ar
rival of a darling baby girl, born at
their home In Chicago a day or two
since.
J. P. Falter and County Superin
tendent J. W. Gamble returned last
night from a business trip to Huron,
8. I)., where the latter was to well
pleased with the land that he pur
chased a quarter section.
From MotNlRy'llly.
Cyrus Tyson of Lincoln was visiting
friends In this city Sunday.
Mrs. A. L. Baker of Murray was
visiting In the county seat Saturday
evening.
Miss Dora Horn departed this morn
ing for Omaha, where she will visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Agnes Llbershal returned Sat
urday from an extended visit with
friends In Omaha.
Philip Horn and wife and Mrs.
Henry Horn went to Omaha on No.
19 to spend the day.
Miss Ella Anderson spent Saturday
and Sunday with her friend, Miss Nel
lie Gregg, at Havelock.
Dean Grccnslate was down from
Omaha to spend Sunday with the fam
ily of W. A. Swearlngcn.
A. C. Kerr, a real estate man of
Central City, Neb., who has been here
on business, returned home today.
Wm. Tunnlson of Malvern, la., was
over visiting with his son-in-law and
daughther, Mr. and Mrs. Reno Moore.
Henry Long, who has been here scv
eral days on business, departed this
morning for his home near Burwcll,
Neb.
Miss Euna Towle, one of the Platts
mouth teachers, spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Towle,
at Wabash.
Miss Bessie Tyson, who has been en
Joying a visit with friends In this city,
departed this afternoon for her home
In Elmwood.
J. H.Lewis of Beatrlco spent Sun
day in this city, the guest of his old
friend. W. S. Sorer, whom he has not
teen tor ten years.
PLATTSMOUTH
AND
VICINITY.
lavo Kunz, wife and daughter, Miss
Minnie, have returned to their home
In Elmwood after a pleasant visit
with the family of Chas. Cook.
Mrs. Anna Dreamer, who has been
enjoying a visit with the family of
her daughter, Mrs. C. C. Cook has re
turned to her home in Elmwood.
Miss Olive Graves who was home
during the final Illness of her father,
has returned to Lincoln, where she Is
employed In the Nebraska printing
Ofllce.
Mrs. r. W. Kcelcr, departed this af
ternoon for Davenport, la., for a
week's visit with her husband's
brother before continuing the trip to
her home In Spokane, Wash.
James Archer, who has been playing
ball In the Black Hills, was In town to
spend Sunday. Jim Informs us that
he Is now located In Waterloo, la., for
which place he departed this morning.
R. D. Jones of Custer county, Ne
braska, who has been visiting with
the family of his nephew, W. D. Jones,
expects to depart for Tolima, Tcnn.,
tomorrow where he will spend the
winter.
From Tuesday' Dully
Peter Kcll of Cedar Creek was In
town today on business.
The will of the late J. D. Sumner
of Eagle was admitted to probate to
day.
Lee Applegate, the Irrepressible
democrat from Liberty precinct, was
in the city a few hours last evening.
W. B. Banning, chairman of the
democratic central committee, was up
from Union last evening between
trains.
I). J. Pitman, of Murray, was here
between trains last evening, and
whllo In town paid his respects to the
Journal.
Dr. G. H. Gllmoro was ud from
Murray last evening on business, and
of course called at Journal head
quarters. (
Lee J. May field, editor of the Cour
Icr, was doing the countv seat todav.
and gave the Journal a call. He went
from here to Omaha this afternoon.
Mr. Henry Long and James Root, of
Murray, departed for Furnas county
this morning to take a peep at the
country with a view of Investing in
real estate.
Mr. and Mrs. August Jochlm, of
near Louisville, were In the city to
day, and while here they called at the
Journal ofllce and ordered the Old
Reliable sent to their home.
W. K. Dull and wife drove in from
the vicinity of Murray this morning
to meet Mrs. Hannah Dull, who ar
rived from Sharpsvllle, Pa., for a
visit with the family of her son.
P. A. II lid came in yesterday for a
corn elevator, but did not start home
with It until this morning, on account
of not setting It loaded up before
dark. The machine was purchased
from August Gorder. .
J. J. Lohnes of near Mynard was in
the city this morning to see the doctor
in regard to his three-year-old son, who
is quite sick. While here Mr. Lohnes
gave the Journal a call to renew for
the Old Reliable another year.
J. D. Rouse and w ife, who have been
enjoying a visit with the family of
their son, Supt. E. L. House, departed
this morning for their homo In Es
mond, Kan. Mrs. E. L. Rouse accom
panied them as far as Omaha.
Tor your Protection
wo jdnco thin lalK'l on every
pnekngo of Scott's Emulsion.
The imin wltba Amu on his back
U our trade-mark, nnd It Is a
Kunruutce thnt Scott's Emul
Mon will tlo nil thnt Is claimed
for It. Nothlnjr letter for lung,
throat or bronchial troubles In
Infant or ndult. Soot fa Emul
Hion Is one of the greatest flesh
builders known to the medical
world.
' uai m a nm,l frt.
scon iBownE,mjr::'i
W. F. Gilllsple, our genial frlendjat
Mynard, returned from his trip to
points in Colorado last Friday even
lng. While at Cripple (.reek on a
I street car It collided with another
car. Billy says that while he received
no serious Injuries he was pretty tadly
shaken up, and thinks that be Is very
fortunate that the result Is no worse.
Mrs. It. II. Chriswisser and Mrs. F.
C Linvllle and children, who have
been visiting their parents and other
friends In Cass county for the past
month, departed this morning for
their home In Furnas county. They
were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Bennett Chrlsweisser and Z. W. Shra-
der, the latter the father of the two
ladles, who will spend a week or ten
days with their children.
From Wednesday' dally.
II. M. Norrls of Murray was trans
acting business in the city today. : ;
II. G.Todd of Murray was a busi
ness visitor In the county seat today.
Geo. P. Melslngcr, from the vicinity
of Cedar Creek, was In the county
scat on business today.
Sheriff C. D. Qulnton Is busy making
a tour of the county to post the elec
tion notices this week.
Wm. Noxen, Jr., who has been out
In Colorado for the past several weeks,
returned home this morning.
Judge A. W. Crltes and wife came
In from Chadron, Neb., this morning
for a visit with hls slstcr, Mrs. B. S.
Ramsey.
Horatio Barker, who has been In an
Omaha hospital receiving treatment
for several weeks, Is able to be out
among his friends again.
Miss Flora Donavan, who has been
enjoying several weeks visiting In this
city, departed for ber home In Jen
nings, La., this morning.
Miss Mamie Graves, accompanied by
her friend, Miss Clara Beckett, who
has been visiting with her, departed
this morning for Lincoln to resume
their duties as nurses in a hospital of
that city.
Henry Ilucklns of the Lincoln Iler-
aid, was In the city a few hours today
on business, and departed on the fast
mall for Omaha. While here "Iluck"
gave the Journal a very pleasant call,
and he was all smiles over the pros
pects of democratic success In Ne
braska. Henry Tel pel, while driving along
Washington avenue yesterday noon,
bad the rather exciting experience of
a runaway. He was thrown from the
buggy and sustained a bad sprain to
his left wrist, and numerous bruises
about the body, that wilt require some
tlma in which to recover!
The state encampment of the I. O.
0. F. and Rebckah, which has been
In progress yesterday and today in
South Omaha, closes with a grand
reception tonight. Among those In
attendance from this city are Mes-
dames J. C Peterson, McKay, Kurtz,
I. Pcarlman, M. V. Gibson, and Mrs,
Andrews.
"Out Hell," the favorite cigar,
Dr. Marshall, Dentist, Coats' Block,
Dovey's always do as they advertise.
Remnants at halt price tomorrow at
Dovey's.
Don't fall to attend the remnant
sale at Dovey's.
Johnnie Hatt made a business trip
to Omaha on No. 7.
G. M. Porter went to Glen wood on
business this morning.
Over 1,000 yards of remnants at
Dovey's bU? sale tomorrow.
Hob't Sherwood, Jr., made a business
trip to Omaha this morning.
Mrs. T. P. Livingston was visiting
In the metropolis this afteroon.
Mrs. M. A. Mctzgar of Cedar Creek,
was visiting in the county seat today,
G. F. S. Burton departed this after
noon on a business trip to Fremont,
Neb.
J. A. Snook and Jake Tryhlich of
Eagle, were In the city on business
today.
Mrs. C. C. Miles, who has been visit
ing in Sprlngranch, Neb., returned
home last evening.
I can sell you lands In South Dakota
In the best part of the state as cheap
as anybody. See Falter.
Mrs." W.T. Scottcn and daughter,
Miss May, were among the Omaha pas
sengers on No. It) today.
The Amateur football squad will
go to Weeping Water tomorrow to
play the team of that place.
Mrs. John H. Becker, who has been
spending several weeks In Pekln, 111.,
returned home this morning.
L. G. Larson and John P. Sattlcr
went to South Omaha to attend the
I. O. O. F. encampment today.
Col. J. B. Seybolt of Murray was
among those to take the morning train
from this station to Omaha today.
F. L. Hoxle, who has been In the
city the past few days on business, de
parted for Beatrice, Neb., this morn
ing. The Wooitcx man will be at M.
Fanger's store all day Saturday with
a fine display of goods. Call and see
them.
Superintendent E. L. Rouse went to
Lincoln this afternoon to attend a
meeting of the superintendent's association.
Miss Georgia Anderson, who has
been enjoying, a visit with friends In
this city, returned to Gleowood, la.,
last evening.
Chas. Coleman, who has been enjoy'
Ing a visit with relatives in this city,
departed this afternoon for his home
In Chicago 111.
Mrs. Paterouskl, who has been vis
itlng at the home of Martin Steppat,
departed this afternoon for ber home
In Itenver, Col.
If you have any property to ex
change for lands in this state or any
where else, don't forget to see Falter
In the Coates Block.
Mrs. M. L. Beacham arrived from
Clarinda, la., today for a visit In this
city, the guest of the family of her
daughter, Mrs. Grant Owens.
Fremont Wheeler and family of
Warnervlllc, MadUon county, Zebras
ka, came In last evening for a visit
with his brother, Frank and family.
A healthy man Is a king in his own
right; an unhealthy man is an un
happy slave. Burdock Blood Bitters
builds up sound health keeps you
well.
Judge A. W. Crltes and wife, who
have been visiting at the home of
Mrs. B. S. Ramsey, departed this
morning for their home in Chadron,
Neb.
Fanger's Wooltex representative
will be at hU store Saturday. Those
who want these goods are Invited to
call early in the morning and avoid
the rush.
Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels, cause chronic constipation
Doan's Hcgulet8 operate easily, tone
the stomach, cure constipation. 25c.
Ask your druggist for them.
Sheriff Feeney of Ft. Pierre. S. I)..
offers a reward of $23 for the capture
of the tblef who stole a horse on the
night of October 13 from a railroad
camp near Bovine, S. 1).
An entrance to the engine room of
the Coates building Is being con
structed today on the west side, down
through the back room occupied bv
II. h. Weidman's stationery store.
Fred Olcnhausen and wife departed
last evening on a trip to Pekln. III..
where they will spend two months
visiting In their old home, and with
their many relatives in that vicinity.
Remember the Wooltex man will
be at my store on Saturday. October
20, with a display of samples, and
those who would like to make selec
tions are requested to call as early as
possible In the forenoon. M. Fanger.
Mrs. HughSelverand two children.
who have been visiting in this city at
the home of J as. Selver. departed ves
terday afternoon for Louisville, where
tney win visit a short time before re
turning to their home In El Reno,
Okla.
While ejecting a strange cat from
her house this morning Mrs. Nitka.
who resides on Wlnterstlen bill, was
badly scratched and bitten about the
hands by the frightened animal which
was afterwards shot by Mrs. Ni'tka's
son, Antone.
If you have lost your boyhood
spirits, courage and confidence of
youth, we offer you new life, fresh
courage and freedom from 111 health In
llolllster's Rocky Mountain Tea. 35
cents, Tea or Tablets. Sold by Gerlng
& Co , druggists.
Avoid the rush Saturday and call at
M. Fanger's Department store and see
those fine samples of Wooltex goods.
A representative from the wholesale
house will be there with a handsome
line of samples. Call, if convenient,
as early as possible In the forenoon.
L. C. Copcnhaver and wife, who
have been enjoying a visit to their old
home near Seven Mile Ford, Va., re
turned home last evening. Norman
Copcnhaver, the former's father, ac
companied them home, and will visit
In this city for several weeks.
If an article Is Imitated the origi
nal Is always the best. Think it over,
and when you go to buy that box of
salve to keep around the house, get
ucwitt's Witch Hazel Salve. It Is
the original and the name is stamped
on every box. Good for eczema, tct
ter, bolls, cuts and bruises, and especi
ally recommended for piles. Sold bv F.
G. Frlcke & Co. and Gerlng & Co.
The county scat question over in
Mills county, Iowa, Is going to figure
somewhat In the election In that coun-
ty this fall. The republicans have
nominated three candidates for mem
bers of the board of supervisors and
the democrats have refused to place
any candidates In the field, and have
agreed to support three Independent
candidates. There promises to be a
lively election over there this year,
and the result Is In doubt.
F. M. Massle, democratic candidate
for representative, was in the city
this afternoon, Interviewing the voters
of the county seat. Mr. Massle Is a
farmer-and a full-fledged one, at that
and knows what his brother yoc-
menry need, and If elected, vou can
bet your bottom dollar he will see that
their Interests are well guarded, along
with the Interests of every other tax.
payer of Cass county.
C JL Bowls. Lnwvef. tM
ktti and cue ml jprtfctldi ,V
ncB or tautuf uttorn??
k VERY DESTRUCTIVE BLAZE
A Cass Count) Firmer Loses Barn, Con
tents and Outbuildings.
A special from Elmwood gives the
following particulars of a serious loss
by fire sustained by a prominent Ger
man farmer of Cass county: "Word
has Just reached here of a serious loss
by fire last Saturday that befell Henry
Hauschild, a German farmer residing
seven miles southeast of Elmwood. A
fine new barn he had Just completed
was totally destroyed together with
one hundred tons of bay and all of his
harness. The fire spread to close-by
buildings, destroying a double corn
crib and granary containing fifteen
hundred bushels of grain, a large cat
tle shed, chicken house and buggy and
wagon shed. By hard work of neigh
bors who came to the family's assist
ance the large two-story frame house
was saved. The loss will be very
heavy, as the only insurance be had
was a thousand dollars on the new
barn. He expects to rebuild at once,
as soon as material and mechanics can
be obtained. The origin of the fire is
unknown. In this case it seems as
though ill luck did not come single-
handed, as only the week before Mr.
Hauschild was thrown from his buggy
and sustained a broken leg."
Police Court Doing.
John Miller was arraigned before
J udge Archer this morning on a charge
of discharging firearms within the
city limits, on Sunday last. He plead
guilty, and wa3 taxed a fine of $5 and
costs, which was suspended until the
coming pay day, when he promised to
remit.
A. A. Hertzler was In to file a war
rant against the woman, Miss Marga
ret Heuland, who insists on staying at
his place, after he has repeatedly
asked her to leave. No complaint
could be Issued on theso grounds, and
the court advised Mr. Hertzler to
make complaint before the board of
insanity.
DEATH OF MRS. SHAFFER
Passes Away at 1:30 A. M, at Home of
Htr Daughter, Mrs. E. S. Barstow
In Lincoln, Neb.
A message received in this cltv this
morning conveyed the sad Intelligence
of the death of Mrs. Katberlne E.
Shaffer, at 1:30 o'clock this morning.
aged sixty-five years, at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. E. S. Barstow, in
Lincoln.
The news came as a great shock to
the many friends In this city, where
the deceased resided with her daugh
ter for several years, and during this
hour of bereavement Mr. and Mrs.
Barstow receive the sympathy of this
entire community.
The deceased was born in the vear
1842, In the village of Holldaysburg,
ra. The funeral will take Dlace Sat
urday afternoon at Plattsmouth the
remains being conveyed from BurllDg
ton train No. 2, which arrives at 4:23
p.m., to the cemetery where services
will be held before Interment.
A sour stomach, a bad breath, a
pasty complexion and other conse
quences of a disordered digestion are
quickly removed by the use of Ring's
Dyspepsia Tablets. Two days treat
ment free. Sold by Gerlng & Co's
drugstore.
In the various display windows of
E. G. Dovey & Son, attractive exhibit
of warm comforters, neat looking
Queen (Quality shoes, arranged under
a threatening snowfall, men's shoes
parading under fascinating prlces.and
beautiful queensware, may be seen by
passers by this week.
C. S. Twlss, formerly a resident of
this city, but now located In May-
wood, Neb., Is visiting In the city to
day.
We Trust
Doctors
If you are suffering from
impure blood, thin blood, de
bility, nervousness, exhaus
tion, you should begin at once
with Ayer's Sarsaparilla, the
Sirsiparilla you have known
til your life. Your doctor
knows it, too. Ask him about it.
ftnltal tlitre It dull 7 artlnn of III bnwili,
fxiltuKnu, priMtunt ar ahturhrit. mu.liif bo4
rh. blUuuanrta, itauirit, drflppaia. ami thua
praoauthiK th Sara.rHI lrm ilolnf Ita !
work. Ayr' I'llla i litar pllia. Act nully,
til f aiatil.
A
Mad tT J. O. Ayr Co., Lswall, MaM.
7 NOR VIQflt.
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Aiil E CUB.
(HtRRY PECTORAL.
W hurt no itr-tli 1 V.a publlah
Ik forma a rf all out andiinM.
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IN
Speaks at Milwaukee. Madison
and Watertown in a Dash
Through the State.
HE COMPLIMENTS LAFOLLETTB
Senator's Followers, He Declares, Ar
Unknowingly Democrats.
Arcum Money Magnate of Crime
.but 6 jr. the Uw Ha Demor
alized Tbem-Otber Io
litical News.
Milwaukee, Oct. 18. William J. Rry.
ah arrived at Milwaukee about 2 p. iu.
and addressed a large gathering of
people w ho had been w aiting over tw o
hours for him to appear at the Alham
bra theater. Bryan, was scheduled to
speak at noon, but was detained on ac
count of a misunderstanding of the
arrangements. Bryan was given an
enthusiastic reception. He sjtoke for
the state and congressional tickets and
dwelt at length on national questions,
repeating many of hit views as ex
pressed in other speeches.
Money Magnate All Crooked?
Bryan concluded bis speech as fol
lows: "There Is scarcely a great mon
ey magnate In this country who lias
not liet n found crooked In his business,
relations. It Is all because when you
allow a man to gather money by im
moral means his nature becomes per
verted, and ho cannot see things in
their right proortiou. You allow pre
d itory wealth not only to plunder the
people, but you allow It to demoralize
those who -were Its IxMienVarles. They
have debauched politics, they have cor
rupted business. Will you help us now
to apply this remedy? You have a
chance In the election of our Demo
cratic friends to congress and you lmvti
a chance lu the election of our state
ticket, from Mr. Ayhvard down."
Journey with LaFolIotte.
Madison. Wis., Oct: IS. William J.
rr-nu concluded his visit in Wisconsin
by speaking hero, having paid a short
visit to Watertown en route. At Wat
ertown he was met by I'nlted States)
Senator LaFoIlette, who journeyed!
with him to this city. Bryan in his
speech at Milwaukee earlier in the day
had taken occasion to praise Senator
LaFoIlette nnd declare that the Wis
consin followers of LaFoIlette were
Democrats, but did njt know It.
Nebraskan MUae Connection.
Chicago, Oct. 18.4-Wllllnm J. Bryan
spent a few minutes In Chicago that)
were disastrous to plans laid for big
receptions to him in Kenosha. He got
hlg Mutinies tangled up so that he
took a train for Janesville, Wis,, in
stead of goinc to Kenosha, whern .
000 waited In front of tho opera bouse
ror mm in vain. It Is said that a mis
take was made at Lincoln, Neb., when
mapping out his Itinerary.
'IN THE EXEMV S CODNTKY"
Hearst Make a Spell-Binding Dash
Through (Northern New York.
riattsburg. N. T., Oct. 18.-iIIearBt's
dash Into the Republican "north coun
try began at Watertown and extend
ed In a long sweep, round the north.
ern edge of the Adlrondnrks thronch
Jefferson, St. Lawrence, Franklin and
i imton counties 'to riattsburg. Tho
first meeting of the dav was held in
the railroad yard at Watertown, where
rrom the car n atform Hearst ad
dressed a largo open-air audience at
ine noon Hour. v orkmen flocked from
the factories to hear the Democratic
candidate.
Iteverldge at Logansport.
Loganport. Ind., Oct. 18. Senator
Albeit J. Iteverldge spoke bete be
fore a large audience, making his first
political speech in tho Indiana cam
paign. The senator devoted the most
of the address to n discussion of the
tariff. lie made a plea for n limited!
tariff revision. He said there should
be changes In some tariff schedules be
cause the conditions those schedules)
were made to fit have changed, and
putting It off might compel general re
vision. Kducutor to Mnrry a 1'rlncevs.
San Francisco, Oct. IS. Jerome II.
Lmidtlcld, professor of history at the
Fnlverslly of California, Is engaged to
a Russian princess. 1'rofessor I.and
fic'.d met the Princess I.lnba Lobanov
In St. Petersburg last summer, and
promptly fell In love with ber. The
professor had a powerful ally In the
Grand Duchess Marie. The princess
Is a sister of Lady Kgerton, wife of
the Rrltlsh ambassdor at Rome.
Ha Studied Too Hard.
Roston, Oct. IS, William H. Jones,
a young man whose homo Is at Jollet,
111., Is held by tho police at Spring
field, Mass.. until his parents arrive.
Jones Is a Harvard student, entering
from n western College, where several
years of hard study were supplement
ed by n vigorous test during vacation
time. He worked at copying, book
keeping and tutoring to pay for his
tuition and has been in poor health
for several weeks. The collapse came
when Jones was going from Cam
bridge to New York for a rest. He
was found singing college songs on the
streets.
Mother and Two Son Ilurnrd.
Lima. O., Oct. 18. Mrs. Clinton
Bryan nnd her two suns,aged 8 month
and 2 years, were burned to death wlthJ
their Lome In this city. The (Ire Is be
lieved to hare resulted from a gasoline
rxploslon.
BRYAN
WISCONSIN