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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-24
ROBBED THOSE
Who BEFRIENDED
WILSON OF SHENANDOAH CAP
TURED IN MEXICO.
Loot of Former Jeweler and Music
Dealer Amounted to $4O,OOO-Sherif
Of Page County, Iowa, Will Bring
! Him Back to Face His Victims and
Stand Prosecution.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Eldora Iowa, March 24.-D. r. Wilson, the
fugitive Shenandoah jeweler and music dealer,
who ran off with some $4,000 to Mexico. Is in
custody at Monterey, Mexico, and will be brought
back to Page county by the sheriff.
Altho Wilson lived like lord and drove
fine horses and lived in Shenandoah many years.
it was only few days before his departure
that persons began to suspect that all was not
right. His plan simple. Being Il cripple
he worked upon the feelings of some Of the
Shenandoah bankers and merchants and secured
much financial aid and assistance. He sold
many pianos, discounted the notes at the banks,
until he worked up large business. He quit
the sale of pianos. but seemed. TO have the
notes to sell just the same.
After his departure 1t discovered that many
of the notes were forgeries, and men who had
befriended him found that even the bills due
the wholesale houses for pianos sold were not
paid. Bankers and farmers are the heaviest
losers. He had summer home. groom to
care for his horses and lived in luxury " ~
SHERIDAN, IOWA.--Ruth Campbell, aged 16
daughter of a Kansas City attorney. is dead here
as the result of a bullet wound received in
August last, when Walter Ralston. her schoolboy
sweetheart shot her as the result Of Jealousy.
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NORTHWEST WEDDINGS

MORA, MINN-Herbert B. Emerson of Grass
ton. Mimi, and Miss Gunda NJ. Anderson Of this
place were married last evening in the Methodist
Following the ceremony a reception was given
the bridal party and relatives at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas sDouds. The young couple
left today for an extended trip and on their
return viii make the1rs home at Grasston.
LA CROSSE, WIS.-Staney G. Pate >of
Wnona and Miss, Grace B. Morse of Spring
Valley We're united in marriage in this CITY, Rev
and Fl. c. Heidcr, both of West Salem. were
married in this city Yesterday by Judge Brindley,
The marriage of Miss Julia Atwood and Joseph
b. Tamppel took place last evening at the
home of the brides parents
BRAINERD. MINN--Ernest H. Jones and
Miss Sophia c. Moe were married last night, Rev.
William J Palm officiating.
i BLACK RIVER FAILS. WIs.--Oliver Oar
win Of this city and Miss Edith Milligan will
be married next week a. 9-mund, Fla.
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Elks that came here to institute lodge.
special train from the cities brought Il large
while the regular trains from every direction
brought their quota. 1t is estimated that about
800 visiting members were i'll town.
The delegation formed in line and escorted
about 100 faWns from Willmar and neighboring
towns to the operahouse where the process of
converting them into antlered Elks begun
and lasted turnout the afternoon. The finely fur
nished rooms Of the Commercial club, which have
been leased by the Elks for lodgerOOms, were
thrown open to the visitors. and many spent their
time there in social enjoyment. In the evening
an excellent supper was served at the Bonde
hall. where accommodations made for seat
ing $50 guests at time.
The local lodge starts out with a membership
of about 100. AS it has large tributary terri
tory it is believed that this membership be
materially increased.
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CHESTERMAN RENOMINATED
Republicans to Have Opposition from a
Citizens Party at Crookston.. p

CROOKSTON, MINN.-At the republican city
convention held last evening. Mayor G.. S. Ches
tel man and City Clerk W. II. Graver were re-
nominated. the remainder Of the ticket being as
follows: Treasurer, II. r. Robertson: assessor.
q. NJ Lancaster: justice, John r. McI4ean: con-
stables. James Grenehalgh and A. A. Glenn;
alderman first ward, w. A. Wilson; second. A.
Wygard: third. E. NJ. Walsh; fourth c. d.
NIisner; fifth. W. L. Sullvan; at large, August
Mum. <-.a>. - -
The citizens party will hold its convention this
evening and will put full ticket in the field IN
opposition. and hot fight is expected at the
polls April 4.
A party of Great Northern officials passed thru,
the city today after an inspection of the Green
bush extension north of Thief River Falls. which
was built last year. It announced semi-of-
icially that the extension would be pushed On
thru this year as far as R0seau. .--.. p
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Mr.. Springer
With Palace Clothing Company
Cured Of Rupture
.

The Cro1ius Aluminium Truss fits like
q glove, retains any rupture with per-
feet ease and comfort to the wearer, is
light in weigk and outwears any
other. It is recommended by all physi-
clans. If you live at distance, write
Mr.. Croliqs and he will TT you at
$50, $40 Andzus building, Minneapolis,
MINI. Hours to -, 2 to 5, Sundays,
- to L. vi. ..,,-.,.s.,. : -, :,
"Mr. F. M. Crolius, No. 639.64O
Andrus Building. Dear Sir: Your
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Heels of i.
H.
New Rubber

It Is mistaken economy-this waiting
for leather heels to wear down before
attaching rubber cushions. -.
Nothing is gained! !,
Applied when new, an O'sullivan Heel
will outwear any shoe.
Waiting means 80 much comfort lost
while wearing out the leather, and an
amount of rubber heel service is lost which
the shoes are incapable of consuming.
New rubber is the only secret Of rubber
heel economy.
There is just one way to get th1s-by
saying ''O'sul11van's Heels" !:
II Dealers make more money by substl-
tuting other k1nds-and you get less
service. '-> = r., Il
soc. pair, attached, all shoemen.
Where dealers cannot supply, send out.
line of heels and 35c. to o'sul1ivan Rubber
Co., Lowell. Mass. ~ I,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-24
HOLD FIRST CONVENTION
Republicans of st. Cloud Nominate
John Benson for Mayor,

ST. CLOUD. MINN.-At the republican city
convention the following candidates We're nomi-
mated: John W. Benson. mayor; H. A. Mckenzie,
city treasurer: II. J. West. Justice; aldermen.
C. l.. Atwood. first ward; John De Leo and John
Pattison. second; Fred r. Kreatz. third; Andrew
Alstrom fourth. This is the first convention held
by the republicans In the. history Of the city.
SRA1NERD, MINI DR.. Frank Shook of the
Northern Pacific Sanatorium has passed the en-
animation to enter the medical service of the
United States nav. and will be assigned to
either the naval hospital at New York or Phila-
delpha in short time. He is of Captain
Shook of Aitkin and gradu8 tie of Ann Arbor
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MORE LAND FOR cH1PPEwAs
Michelet to Begin Allotments on the
White Earth April "a.

WHITE EARTH. MINN.-Simon Michelet.
United States Indian agent, will commence the
allotment of additional land to the members
OF the Mississippi band of Chippewas on the
White Earth reservation April "a. The
land will be allotted under the STEVENSON adj
dtiona allotment bill. The number of Indians
entitled to participate will be about 1000
The sale of logs cut the reservation the
past winter took place at the agency the Goth
inst. The timber consisted of green. dead and
fallen pine timber and spruce logs cut on allotted
and unalloted lands. The price was &c." $40
and s12.J5 a 1000 feet This is the highest
price paid for reservation logs and the
Indians are much pleased. The approximate
nomber of feet will be about 10000, 600
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-24
DITCH A DETRIMENT
Olson So Alleges and Begins a Suit for
Damages. 49,

FERGUS FALLS. MIMIC. o. Olson of the
town Of Woodside began suit today against Nels
Isakson. a ditch contractor, and his bondsnen.
Frank A. Johnson and John Hanson, for dam
ages of $500 for the flooding of his land Mr..
Isakson was awarded a contract for the con;
Mr.. Olson's assessment for its construction was
$30e; He alleges that it not only does not drain
forms In ponds andjaoo'lsittt5 .roE~'... Al -
DR.. J. NJ. Canniff formerly a practicing physi-
clan at New York Mills, died in this city today
from general debility.
c. W. Pope, farmer Of the town; of Friberg,
was arrested by the deputy game warden for
peddling fish out of season. He pleaded guilty
and was fined So.
Martin H. Jensen. farmer Of Audubon. filed
bankruptcy petition here today, placing his
assets at 1884. of which 1919 is exempt, and
his liabilities at $1,176.67. - -.
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Aluminium truss combined with your
skill, has done wonders for me. I was
great sufferer with a bad rupture,
after other truses had failed to hold my
rupture, your Aluminium truss within
desire to influence many o oSaen in me find.
ing relief. /
"Yours cordially.
es@ "W. Springer.
- 1926 Ellwood Ave.
8 nWith the Palace Clothing Co."
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MINNESOTA
FOUGHT OFF TWO; ESCAPES
Lee of Ada Knocks Out Sheriff and
Jumps from Train.

ADA, MINN.--(;eorge Lee. who has resided in
Ada from boyhood. was arrested by Sheriff Peter
son last night on complaint of his wife for
descrtion. Lee had been away from Ada for a
short time and was home on a visit with his
parents. On this account the sheriff was lenient
Lee took advantage of this aE. boarded the
DAD soutEtcund passenger train for a different
cline.
The sheriff also Happened to be passenger on
the same train. Noticing his prisoner. taking
with the assistance Of another citizen to put
his p isoner of the train at Borup and return
with him to Ada. The sheriff made a mis-
calculation. for Lee, who is six feet tall and
3wirF. knocked both the sheriff and his assistant
out i'll thu first round and as the train started
again. got aboard.
Tit. sheriff also managed to make the train,
but Lee dodgel him till the train going at
full speed. when he deliberately opened the car
door and jumped eff. An extra effort will -
made to locate Lee, who Is thought to be heaueu
for Dakota.
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, WOODMEN OF PIPESTONE
Biennial County Convention to Be Held
April 5,

PIPEsTONE, MINN.-The biennial convention
of the Modern Woodmcn camps of Pipestone
county will be held in this city April 3. The
principal business will be the election of two
delegates to represent the Woodmen of the coun
ty at the meeting of the state camp at st.
Paul May 3. J. n. WEIGH of Minneapolis Is
spending, some time In this vicinity to upbuild
the order and the Pipestone lodge is receiving
many new members.
Mrs. Bertha Laws Of Appleton will give
lecture in this city under the auspices of the
Ladies' County institute on April g. r. 49,.
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FOUND DYING IN THE WOODS
Finn Homesteader Believed to Have
Been Killed by His Horse.

TWO HARBORS. MINN.-Jacob Friski, a Finn
homesteader, living in the Pike river settlement
was killed in mysterious manner. He went
into the woods with his team to Work ana later
and his face covered with blood: Friends started
to town with him. but he was dead before reach
ing there. Examination showed fracture OF the
frontal bone of the skull and the sunposition IS
and leaves a wife and several children.
It is expected that the Tower Lumber COM
pany will commence operations at its mills next
week. The company has 100000 feet OF logs
bred and fifty men will be employed thruout the
Funds to the amount of $4,000, issued in
twenty-year per cent bonds have been PM n
western Mesaba range. for the establishment OF
a system Of waterworks.
The Oliver Iron Mining company is about
closing deal for the control of fortyacre tract
contain about 5000. 600 tons of iron The
option provides for 25-cent ton royalty with
an advance payment of $4,000. The Oliver
Mining company has completed plans and given
shop at Hibbing. The building viii be. CON
structed entirely of steel and the shop will be
supplied with the finest iron and steel working
machinery the range. :-
AT the Hull mine surveyors and surface men
are busy building railroad approaches and laying
out dumping grounds preparatory to the strip.
ping operations. which viii include the Hull and
Rust and possibly the Penobscot. This work is
said to be the most extensive undertaking the
Porter Brothers. the new contractors at the
Burt mine. have two steam shovels and large
crew of constantly at work cutting out
of.way to the mine They expect to complete
this work this month and will then begin strip
ping with three shoyels
/
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ANOKA. MINN.--The remains of Miss Kathryn
Cotton. a resident Of this city. We're brought
here today for interment.5. She died of tuber.
culoss, at the home of her sister,, Mrs. I. r..
Small at Princeton Mimi
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RED WING. :. MINN.--Edward J. Nelson is
dead from pleurisy after a weeks illness He
was bern. in this city on Dec "A, 1873, and is
survived by his wife and three sons.
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SECOND MAD DOG SCARE
Little Girl at Cass Lake Bitten-Au-
thoritieS Act.

CASS LAKE. MINN.---Cass Lake is in the
throe of mad dog A frothing cur bit
q little girl by the name of Shores, and 1t is
feared that serious results will follow. The
bite was cauterized, but, the wound again re:
opened. and it has about been decided to send
the girl to Chicago for treatment. The village
president has had notices posted warning all
owners of dogs: to muzzle their pets forthwith.
Several dogs have been. shot and 1t is probable
that more will be killed. The town had a
similar. scare last spring, but timely action by
the authorities eradicated the trouble.
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TRACY. MINN.--H. w. Burlinsane. former
mayor of Tracy and proprietor of the Exchange
hotel died yesterday of Brights disease. after
lingering illness.
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D u, TIL ;MlNN.rJ1hn *. shaw, formerly
candidate for mayor the democratic. ticket.
died today at Los Angeles. Cal. of aropleXy.
lie widely known turnout Minnesota as
Pythian Knight. He is survived by wife and
four children
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NORTHWEST NECROLOGIC'

ST. CLOUD. M1NN.-Nlrs. l.. Annette Powell
died this afternoon, aged IS. of diabetes She
the widow of William Powell. of ST.
Clouds earliest and most respected citizens. The
funeral will take place Saturday afternoon Ser
vices Will be conducted at st. Johns Episcopal
church. by Bishop Morrison.
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ELKS INVADE WILLMAR

Special Train for Twin City Men, Who
Institute New Lodge.
WILLMAR. Observation-Disclosures was in gala
attire yesterday to welcome the large herd Of
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MONTEVIDEO, MINN,--Jacob J. Stennes
died today, and will be buried on Monday.
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AUSTIN, MIME. j. Mayer. an employee of
schwan & Son, was seriously injured. He was
heavily. loaded with wood gave way and, fell
him. sSz# AE
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MAPLEToN. .MINN.-Rev. f.. n. Hannant of
Clear Lake. $. d.. is likely to be called TO the
pnstoratc of the congregational church Of this
placc.
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no beautlfy the skin, cleanse the scalp, crow
the hair. stop chatting, itching and irritation to
keep. the delicate skin pure and sweet there's
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HARFENA SOAP

indicated. deodorizing, fragrant. Aided by
Skinhealth Treatment, it destroys all humor
germs: makes healthy scalp, rosy skin and beau.
tiful hair. Large 25c. cakes, druggists. Ask
for Harfna Soap and Skinhealth Treatment, 75c.
Take nothing without our signature.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-22

JEMTLANDS Lam. vid utstaIlnin-
gen ostersund hafva inom industri-
~afdelningen foljande pris tillfallit ut
stallare utom lanet: diplom for guild
medal: With. Becker, Stockholm, Ak
t~iebolaget Per Persons vaf- och stick
maskiner, Stockholm, Aktiebolaget
Hollandska kafferosteriet, Landskro-
ma, Konstgodningsfabrik
Landskrona, Skanska superfosfat- och
Observation-Disclosures Hell
singborg, StockhoIms s~uperfosfat-
fabriksaktiebolag, Stockholm; diplom
for silfvermedalj: konservator r. Gran
berg, Sundsvall, ingeni0ren P. E. Per-
man, Johannesburg, pianofirman Berg
qvist & Nilsson, Stockholm ,Boktrycke-
riaktiebolaget, S%undsvall, Konserve-
ringsaktiebolaget Temperator, Moelf-
ven, s%kulptoren E. OLSON, Umea, in
strumentmakaren E. Peterson, Ska
ra, ~fabrikoren Aberg, Orsa, Ljusfalls-
hammars fabriksaktiebolag ,Tidaholms
bruks ~aktiebolag, Aktiebolaget Atvi-
dabergs hjulfabrik, ]. Palssons fisk
redskapsfabrik, Delsbo; diplom for
bronsmedalj: Observation-Disclosures
Sundsvall, pianofirman j. o. Baum
gardt & Co., Link0ping, Jerbo stol-
och mobelfabrik; hedersomnamnande:
Aktiebolaget Wig, Stjernsund, Alta
mekaniska verkstad.
Inkomsten af intradesbiljetter vid
utstallningen uppgick d. q Aug. till
10000 kr.
Industri- och sl0jdutstallningen fort
gtck t. o. m. den 2 Sept.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-22
KRoNoRERes LxN. pod urde

KRoNoBERGS Lam. bod under
sorsIiga omstsndigheter. Lagenhets-
innehafvaren Ernst SvenssOn Mard
hittades d. 20 Aug. liggande dod vid
allmanna vagen genom Huseby skog.
Mard, som nyligen ink0pt Skagga-
losa soldattorp Perstorp i Skataof.
hade d. % Aug. berusad ankommit till
torpet Bondetorp under Huseby och
der fortart EFT par kaffegokar. Han
hade ombedts att kvarstanna der, men
vile ovilkorligen gifva sig / vag hem,
at. Vid 10-tiden pa aftonen hade dot.
tern af omtanke for Mard gait wagon
utat for att moiligen sc, huru han Ia
git sig fran. Han fanns da a Stamina
plats, der han lemnats. Foljande
morgon hade kvinnan Vaknat vid half
4-tiden och da anyo gait till platsen,
der Mard pa aftonen lemnats. Han
lag kvar der - men han var nu EFT
Xix.
Vid verkstalld misunderstanding
har intet tecken till yttre valid kunnat
upptackas. Uppkastningar bredvid
den dode synas gifva vid handen, att
han aflidit till fold af kvafning.
Mard efterlemnar maka och iva
barn. Han var todd 1876.
Den foresIagna jernVsgen Marka-
ryd-Landeryd ar nu utstakad genom
kommunerna. Enligt den ~uppgangna
LINEN kommer banan att framdragas
fran Markaryd Oliver Gallareboke HUT
och Tansjo till Hinneryds kyrkoby, vi,
dare genom Torpa socken Oliver By,
holma, der Observation-Disclosures jern.
vag korsas, och vidare genom Oden,
sjo socken till Unnaryd SAINT derifran
till Lauderyd.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-22

blef knuffad fran tribunen och skadade
sig lila. Bestyrelsen nekade utbetala
nagot gage till hr Lundin hvarfor han
erbj0d sig till ny Italian fore d. / Sept.
Nagon utmaning har dock icke mot
tagits, men Egeberg torde val icke sa
latt slippa undan da hr Lundin endera
dagen amman utmana honom.
Som dansk vice konsuI ! 06teborg
har k. mt erkant dir. j. f. S. Holm.
Frithiofs saga och skyttarna. Stall
etsaren Bernhard Beskow har / dagar-
ma fullbordat EFT praktigt arbete. en-
Store skiold, der a sex bucklor franz
stallas scener ur Frithiofs g
bet statliga arbetet kommer att ut
CORA G~0teborgs och Bohus lans skytte-
f0rbunds vandringspris for enskild
faltskjutning, hvarom en- randinskrip-
ton upplyser. Jemval meddelas, att
priset stiftats och skankts af Cote
borgs skytteforeningar ar 1905. Ned
till lases foljande devils: "Saker hand
och sakert oga. ingen vet hvad VILE
brad vi fa."
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-22
~JoNKoPINGs Ian, Trenr

JoNKoPlNGS Lam. Trenne verk-
stader afskeda sina arbetare. J0nk0-
pings mekaniska Observation-Disclosures,
Lindells MISUNDERSTANDING och Ny
dals gjuteri och mekaniska verkstad
tillkannagafvo d. rs Aug, att samtli-
ga vid dessa verkstader anstallda ar
betare, ti%llhorande sadana arbetare-
organisationer, som for narvarande
ligga i strid med Sveriges v~erkstads-
~forening. arc skilda fran sina respek-
tive anstallninSar fran och med den
% Aug.
Orsaken till denna atgard ar, att
arbetstillgangen genom den langa
konflikten nedgatt i sadan grad, att
v~erkstaderna / fraga icke Sc nagon
m0jlighet att efter tvistens bilaggan-
de sysselsatta ALA sina af lockouten
berorda arbetare. Genom delta beslut
mista 178 arbetare sina anstallningar.
Nya Observation-Disclosures | SmaIand.
E~gendomen E~ckersholm har anyo for
salts d. &c Aug. af d%isponent C. Wenn-
berg till EFT konsortium, bestaende at
bankdirekt6r Axel Lrmdblad, dispo-
nent Viktor Johansson och ~godsegaren
c. o. Weinberg. Har lara betydliga
industriella foretag komma att uppsta.
En- storartad torfstr0fabrikation har
redan b0rjat.
1902 ar fyllde d. l Sept. Sveriges tro-
ligen aldsta invanare, enkan Brita
Stina Svensson under Sadfallan i Sa-
by socken. Den gamla Brita Stina
ligger numera raft ofta till sangs,
men ar for 0frigt kry och fullkomligt
redig i sin tankegang SAINT har saval
syn som horsel / behalf. Hon vardas
af en- 70-arig dotter, som ar dos och
NEST sysselsatter sig med linnes0m-
mad. Kommer Diet nagon och heIsar
pa dem, sa ar det modern, som sk0ter
conversational och models tecken Ia
ter dottern f0rsta, hvad resonemanget
ror sig ON, och hvad hon till afven-
tyrs 0nskar skall utrattas. 102-arin-
gen har godt mime och spr8kar ger
ma ON gamlaE ider och ON hur hon ha-
de Diet 1 sin ungdom.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-22
skARARoRes Ian. vaIrorels.

LAW sdlFOEGkSGEa
Pa Valm0te d. 81 Aug. i Vara uppstall-
des disponent A. G. Johansson i We
dunn, frisinnad, sasom kandidat for
Ase, Viste, Barne och Laske domsagor.
Minoriteten forordade landtbrukaren
o. Bengtsson 1 As, Hkaledes frisinnad.
RevoIverdrama l TidahoIm. Den &c
Aug. pa aftonen kommo nagra berusa-
de sallar intagande / Holma fahriks-
samhalle vid Tidaholm under h6gljudt
ovasen. Da samhallets polisman in
skred, drog en- af dem revolver och
sk0t polismannen 1 armen. Eft par po-
User fran Tidaholm tillkallades dA
och grepo valdsmannen, som nu inf6r-
passats till ~fangelset i afbidan pa ran
sakning.
Den sarade polismannen har mast
intagas a Falk0pings ~lasarett, sedan
lakaren / Tidaholm Ell kunnat uttaga
kulan-