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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-23

FOR SALE-CIass CO. sailboat ADJ
dress 1913, ARE Forum.
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LosT-Steel belt buckle. initials 81,
return to Forum Office.
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FOR SALE-on easy terms, fine 1s0-
acre farm in Red river valley, one
mile from nearest town, sixteen miles
from Moorhead in Clay county, Min
nesota- All improvements. Farm all
seeded to wheat, rye, barley and
timothy; one-half crop goes with pur-
chase; $45 per acre; no trade. Ad-
dress 4I9, care Forum.
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FOR RENT-Two-room basement of
fee. Savings & Loan, IL Broadway.
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GOOD SAFE-Moderate size. Inquire
$40 deLendrecis building or Phone
l1212.
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acknowledgements cook; gooC
wages. Phone 40.
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WANTED-Good girl n that car
cook. Address Taylor hotel, Taylor,
N. d.
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FOR ADOPTION.
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENTS
For Judge OF Supreme Court.
J. b. Robinson, Fargo. N. d.
Eor sheriff Car countv

I hereby announce myself as a can
Gidate for the republican nomination
as sheriff at the June primaries.
John G. Ross.
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LAND o SALE.

q FINE SECTION OF land in Cass
county three miles from n town
and y from another; good buildings;
price $45 per acre one-fourth cash,
balance drawing 9 per cent. Write
N. u.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Two houses. Inquire at
l2O8 First avenue north.
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For Sheriff.

To the voters or CasR county:
hereby announce myself as a candi-
date at the primaries for the repub-
ncan nomination for sheriff OF Cass
county. and II nominated and elected.
will give to the Office my constant
r4rsonal Atsention. ana VIII discharge
the duties fairly and impartially.
Yours respectfully,
William L. Plath.
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FOR SALE-Choice eighty acres on
Leech lake, 5000 feet shore front,
over 100000 feet of white and Norway
pine timber, fine lake and beach, close
20 railroad and Walker, Mimi; an ideal
summer resort location. A snap at
$4,000. Hodgson Realty Co. phone LIS.
Opposite postofgice.
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o sALE-FARMs.

FOR SALE-14S acre farm, AZ miles
north Of Dawson, N. D., between two
lakes; unoccupied grazing land adj
joining; no incumbrance. For terms
address Box 1917, Fargo, N. d.
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FOR SALE-Eight-room house, all
modern, except heat; large modern
barn; lot 75xl50. Apply 9I6 Seventh
street south.
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CHANCES.

sAY-.I saw il in The Forum."
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COLLECTIONS.

COLLECTIONS attended to anywhere
in the United States or Canada;
send us your claims; succeed where
others fail; best OF references The
cwergaard Law & Collection Agency.
Detroit Mimi.
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STOVES STORED

F0R KEWT-St0raR@ room for owe
ana furniture Rhons A7aS@L
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FOR SALE-A brand new eight-room
fully modern house with basement,
furnace heat excellent fire place:
situated on a beautiful southside east
front lot 76x150 feet, with fine view
Of Island park, two blocks to car line
and school, less than a block TO Fargo
college: will make bargain price to
actual buyer. Address p. o. Box 335.
Fargo, N. ID.
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FOR SALE-Cnly drugstore In val
ley town, good country and line
business, good reason for sellingi par-
gain il taken at once. Address 402,
care Forum.
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5000 ACRES from one to eight miles
from Marmarth, Billings county,
North Dakota; suitable for colony or
for ranch; best bargain in North Da-
kotas price z per acre; come quick
if you want it. G. H. Suit, Marrnarth.
N. ..
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FOR SALE-OnIy barber shop =
North Dakota town with populatioA
of 400. Address 44S, care Forum.
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LOCATION WANTED.

WANTED-A small drugstore where
/ can obtain a permit: give size Of
town, value Of property and stock Ia
first letter, also cash price as | want
a quick deal. Address 428. care Fo-
rum.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Ten-room houc.. ole
Roberts street, Phone 2324-J.
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FOR SALE-Cheap inc on reasonapIs
terms, best newspaper IN DV--s
count North Dakota. $40 care Forum.
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WHEN ANSWERING advertisements
in The Forum, please mentlon thas
you saw it In The Forum.
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FIRST CLASS BLACKSMITH wanted
al once to buy or rent blacksmitn
shop in good town. Record, Rolette,
N. d.
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BARBER WANTEp-First class barr
Der for q live town of 5000 popula-
ton; good prices; u be good man
or don4 come. S1s guarantee, ]. G..
Tverson, Mandan, N. D.
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I'M ANSWERING all want ads, giving
a certain number care Of The Forum
be sure to address your answer 70 tnat
number. ia care of Forum. This In
sures prompt attention.
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WEAVING.

WEAVING CARPETS, rugs, stc. Mrs.
Smith. 1886 Thirteenth avenue. south
Phone 1864
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COMPOSlTOR MANTEp-Lady pre-
ferred. to set straight matter and
ads; state age. experience and wages
wanted; give references. Press, Daw-
son. N. d.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEHoLp GOODS.

FOR SALE-Household goods cheap.
101 Eighth street south.
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FOR SALE-Drugstore on the Aneta
branch Of Great Northern, doing a
good business; Norwegian community;
medium size stock. For Information
address 434, care Forum.
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DON'T BE MIsLEp.

RARKERs' REMEDY will strengthen
and build up a weak and run down
system. All druggists.
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TRlMMlNa.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

GOOD HOTEL with sixteen furnish
ed rooms in thriving town; two
railroads; have good reason for selling
or renting. Apply Immediately to Box
322. care Forum.
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FOR SALE-Good restaurant, board
ing house and grocery, on main
street Of Moorhead, doing good bust
ness; owner wishes to sell on ac-
count of farming; 800 cash will haaG.o
this. Address 381, m Forum.
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Neutrality-suspicious. girl for general
housework, wages SIS. Mrs. Hart,
sos Fourth street north.
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FOR SALE-Two-story steam heated
building, 4sx8S, in Dilworth; down
stairs used as a store and upstairs
as a lodge room, now used by seven
different orders. Or would rent west
half Of downstairs. Owner wishes to
sell on account Of i'll health. James
Lewis, Dilworth, MINI.
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TOWN MARKET buys anything and
sells everything; new and second
Lally block. Moorhead, Mimi. The
big store with the little price.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-29
Y. Nj. G. A. Athletics

r.ve--fsee VIII begin at $50 O'Clock on
Tuesday evening wiki regular class "osA'
y..s.d ~ some special exercises on sne
horizontal and parallel bars. AZ 80 % c.ocH
,--our, games and birduaa's ''oif viii 90
on and following this group - taii4ule.s
Wiz mt VI some stunts on the mats Al 80
tie. association seereiaries are scnedn 90 10
niaN 4. Fam. - voileyosi WITH the Gor1'i-
90 mon. game % basketball between
~ Reserves and GRADED class will close
tle program 80,
hold open house all day. with special
events on IN the auditorium and symEs-
sium.
New Years Day.
In the gymnasium
IA. \. M'"B5ys A.: Gymnastics and
lis \ M-seniors; open games. basket
Gall.
so =. M.-BzsketoaI,: Boys - -. Ju-
Nor Reserves
go r M.-Ruhe-core. Old South Quartet
80, P. M.-voiicyhslI Doctor. Iasur-
sis p. M.-Indoor baseball. sinees Vs.
- = N-Bazkctssu ,.e,rth snuuai
game. Junior. ~. Inter-lsdistss-
New Years Night
So r. NJ Rutherford. cd south Quartet.
n the ryrnn asiur1-
ia.os ?. BASKETBALL. seniors " Gym
ncs.um Leaders.
Coming Events.
r..-5.,r-,, -Maco, College basketball team
viii ulsv the association Senior team here
al, F'-.dav night January r. TIE ,oiieEc
.,,,. have q strong team this ycsr snd ~il'
make :se association I've 80 some 20 si4y
~ith them.
II. fh. association Nasi. ethsii ieacue tI"
..a-,.s .-s closely nurs Bed. srd Do IS ans
s.pdv's race ~ present - I4ursisf -'-"'
-. ,,,,,. VII -fre-tso a. -ofcws. Coianlai.i
81 Val. a. N.sS. Princeton vs. c"=-eI 30 f-i'-
Carlisle w. Harvard - y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-29
TO MAKE LIFE SAFER AT SEA.
Representutives of Great Britain and
United states Confer.

Washington. December 2S.-kepre-
sentatives OF Great Britain an| the
United States conferred to-day 10 dis
cuss measures to make life safer at
sea. George Baker. OF the British
Board Of Trade. Chief Counselor lnnes
and Secretary Kerr, OF the British am
bassy. discussed the question with sec
rotary Nagel. Senator Nelson. chairman
of m. senate Commerce Committee
senator william Alden Smith. chairman
OF the committee which investigated
the Titanic disaster: Senator Fletcher
Of Florida: Representative AleNand@r =
chairman Of the House Merchant Ma
rine Committee: r. T. chamberlain,
chief OF the Bureau of Navigation, ana
George Uhler. Inspector-General of the
Steamboat Service.
General phases OF revisions Of resu-
lations as taught By the TITANIC als-
aster were discussed for presentation
10 thu International Maritime Confer
ence in London
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-29

propose to hold the first games in Man
la next year and the second series III
Tokyo il 1915.
The proposed list Of events is as FOL
lows. and II is noticeable that they
are at distances and sports usually
named in the American championship
list. viz. 100 yards. 22o yards. 40
yards. $50 yards. one mile, hve-mile
road race. 1oO-yard hurdles. 220-yard
low hurdles. standing high jump. run
ming broad jump, pole vault. discus
Gree styIe) and shotput.
Two relay events are also named,
these being al 220 Yards and Az
yards fo- each man Of team y
pentathicn. consisting Of running broad
lump. shotput, go yards. discus Gree
stvIe) and one-mile run. and the de
cathlon. 100 yards. running broad jump
shotpui. running high jump. 40 Yards
22O-vard low hurdles. discus (free
style). pole vault, hop, step and jump.
and one-mile iun Will also be decided
In swimming the events will be 100
wards 200 Yards. 40 yards. $50 yarcs
one mile 100 yards back stroke. 22V
wards breast stroke. 44O-yard relay
and plunging for distance. The cycling
VIII consist OF ten-mile road rae"
There Will also be gentlemen's and
a. the following games: baseball. vol
levbali Cteams OF fifteenD, football tas-
sociat ion) and basketball
The clause in relation TO those ehSl-
BILE to participate is apparently far
reaching. rea,1ing as follows: Tie
OLYMPIC contests viii be confined
strictlv to amateurs. The general de-
nnition excludes any person who en-
tors a competition for money, accepts
a money prize. sells or Pawns his
prizes. issues or accepts challenge
for money. accepts a free membership
or remission Of dues or other rewar"
for becoming or continuing member
IF an athletic organization. teaches
rains or coaches in any athletic sport
- money Or enters a competition un-
der 4 false name. The term money Is
used in its broacest sense. and includes
its equivalent or anything in the nature
of a monetary consideration"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-29
FRENCH ARE EXCITED
Fight for Presidency Grows Bitter a.
Date Of Election Approaches

Especial Gable TO The Times Dispatch
Paris December 2S-As the date FOR
the presidential election, January L.
and the politicians are
coming out and declaring themselves
the followers OF the various Candidates
as we'll as the candidates themselves
are becoming more or less eXclteu-
II. Poincare and NJ Ribots hats are
now in the ring. They represent prac-
tjcallv the same faction of the Repuo-
licans. and the internecine fight is ne
coming interesting NJ Ribot. who
was a former Premier. gave out num-
Der OF interviews to-day. in which ne
made no attempt to disguise his an
ger over the action of Il. Poincare IN
declaring himself a candidate. after
having refused to stand at NJ Ribots
solicitation.
Premier Poincare will visit NJ RiboL
tomorrow TO give him an exploration
Meanwhile the explanation is current
in certain circles.
The wives of several candidates arc
intriguing. and they are not good Tor
conditions. 1t is given out by the par
tisans of NJ. Deschanel one or inc
presidential candidates. that wnile
they fully recognize the ntness OF
pren,ie- Poincare for the high office
of President. they IeSrSt thhe ''0
was born in Italy. that she was nrst
married to the German attache OF the
en- bassy in Paris. from whom she was
divorced. and that she then married
NJ. Poincare. vino was her lawyer IN
the divorce case.
These tactics eNasperated NJ rom
care. and il was because OF them tha'
he announced his candidature before
the time he intended to as an open
challenge TO his enemies
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-29
VISIT MOTHER IN JAIL
Children spend Day With Confessed
SLAYER of Husband.

Macon, Ca. December 2s--Surround-
ed by her six children. i've of whom are
under sixteen years CT age. Mrs James
King. who confessed yesterday 10 IN
stigating the killing OF her husband
prominent planter, On December -
was near the point OF nervous prostra
ton in the little country jail az Grays'
where she still Is confined. The chit
dren went TO see her early and remain
ed throughout the day
Nick WIlburn. the farm hand, who
confessed to SHOOTING and killing King
for love OF Mrs. King and a part Of the
life insurance. to-day cody declared
he guessed they would be hanged,
but expressed the hope that Mrs King
would not have TO die on the Gallows-
A special term Of Jones County Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-29
STORE IS ROBBED
BY ITS CLERKS
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l

Especial 10 The Times Dlspatch.l
Jackson. Miss. December 2S.-The
Jones Brothers department store here
estimates that it has lost between SIS
ooo and $4,000 during the past two
years from a systematic robbing of is
esta blisnment by some OF its clerks.
two of whom were arrested to-day
charged With larceny. Last night tho
proprietor saw w B. Wynn, a white
bov Of an excellent Brandon family.
leave the store with an overcoat on
his arm. When he was charged WITH
stealing It he broke down and con-
fessed Later he confessed TO a series
OF thefts. and implicated two others.
one nr whom. w. c. Fought. was arrest
ed to-day. Wynn gave the names OF
several white people and two negroes
who he declared, had bought the stolen
goods Several of them have been ar
rested cha rged with receiving anc buy
ing stolen property.
According to Wynn. several methods
were used by the clerks. including the
carrying away of goods under overcoats
and i'm their packets use of eXchanE"
checks. and the selling Of goods at
greatly reduced prices to a go-between
who would sell them on the outside on
A commission basis. He said the check
SYSTEM was used mainly In the shoe
department. When a customer with
whom an understanding existed came
into the store. the clerk would tell the
man giving out exchange checks that
he had brought i'm pair Of shoes to he
exchanged for one of different size In
the case OF Sc shoes, Wynn said the
clerk generally receives s., which ne
pocketed Wynn asserted that two
pairs of shoes were stolen to one pair
sold within the past year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-29
TAKE INTEREST
IN FIELD EVENTS
Far East Awakening to Value of
Athletics-Plan Series
OF Meets.

New York December .s-That
Americans in the Philippines are re-
sponsible for the vast interest in attn
letics in the East as evidenced by the
announcement that Japan. China and
other sections near the American col
ony In IN. f1cs.c Ocean will be strong
IS represented In the Olympic games
in Berlin in 1916 is conceded To be the
result OF the appointment OF Major
Palmer l. Pierce. L :. A. now To-
cated in China. and formerly president
OF III, National Collegiate Athletic As
ISOLATION.
Among followers OF athletics III this
section who are well aware OF Major
Pierce's allegiance 10 up-to-date ano
purely amateur games. il IS granted
that ALI such will receive a great up
lift with his encouragement. as he is
q strong believer in physical culture
in all its forms.
The Philippines Athletic Association,
" hich has been doing great amount
OF missionary work ia and about Man
ia. where the high schools. under
American domination. have taken up
SPORT on up-to-date lines. has pavec
the wav TO- the furtherance Of athle-
tics In = new section Of the world.
This organization has come forward
with a proposition for a series OF
biennial games fashioned after the
Olympic. 10 be open 10 all countries
IN the last 10 be held in turn in the
capital cities Of the countries namsd
which include six districts. namely. ia
ban and its dependencies. the philip
pines. North China. with its centre at
Shanghai: South China. with centre
at Hongkong. Malay Peninsula, with
centre a. singapore. and Siam
Follow American Games
Power is 10 be taken TO ADMIT Tor
rnaIIv any Asiatic-Pacifc territory not
included in the districts named above
when il is deemed advisable. II IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-29

r,s.si..~ation is open at The c1untcr ior
new Indoor -assbaf leagues. and mef1o-rs
49,. connected O. register their names -
0uFe.
T-he rev bowling league vii b orzanized
on Nsudav. January q. 81 N.lf "ciott.
--tI. .eeorS annual swimming sfcet fsr The
..r....a-arorlr schools 81 EirrfulnI VII takr
.fare in fhe association auiuiuirz 100 on
- fs1-riav afternoon January J.
The date for thc cpfni'' ,ary a'nittl-
No. 80 ne prrparstor, schools. a. prcVi-
oasiy announced vii - saturday Afternoon.
Fet-uarv M This vii D. The third annual
indoor meet witch the sss1rtafion has tei-
de-s.f 70 Tho presua ratory schools - Rich
snond TIE past meets have stirred ID =
great deal q enthusiasm and Interest, and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-29

NpeclaI 20 ne Tlmes- Disf'a tc!.
Lynchburg. Va. December 28.-The
LynchbUrg Y VI. {. \. basketball
AUNT tonight defeated the LynchburS
High school. 20 to IS, the contest being
much fe-5ter. harder fought and more
interesting than the score indicates
The High School made a good show
ing. though the players suffered from
stage fright. Gannaway pitched a
goal in fer the association In the sec
ond half. while Lee missed foul goal.
which lie threw at the association
basket.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-29
JUNK AND DEAD" ENGINES
ARE LISTED As EFFICIENT.

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch1
Boston. December 2S-l;eluctant ao-
mission was made to-day by VICE
President Horn. OF the New raven
Railroad that some engines ciassen d.
Junk" or some engines that nave oee''
practically cast aside as DEAF hi
been listed as efficient engines. De
.orc Interstate Commerce Commis-
sioner Prouty here to-day
He said such listing was made N
order TO show a certain amount o.
traction power per mile
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-29
NaRRIES HIM THREE TIMES
WANTS ANOTHER DIVORCE
lsnecIal 10 rae T4mes-Dispatch.

st. Louis, Mo. December 2S.-Mrs-
Mamie Kie4.len this afternoon filed suit
for divorce against John B. kienlen.
She married him June. 1898. Sinoe
then she has been divorced from ana
married again to him three times
L tried to starve him TO DEATH Mrs
Kienien said tonight. but ne stit
hangs on. He has cost me $1,000.
Every time l get divorce from him
he comes around on his knees and oegs
me- TO take him back. Never again
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-29
SUIzER HAS PLACE FOR
JOHN TEMPLE GkSN -


I.7pecisi 10 The Times Dispatch
New YORK December S.-W aiie Governor
.-.rt Sulzer would not even oy in1ercn'- al
- -,da,- its truth his most intimate
r-iendS .fter talking wiki him. declared
.ba. lf VS. hiS nurposc 20 appoint Jon"
Temple Grsves Public Service CoinH4issioiy'
., s,s.s..1 Wfffiarl g. Wilcox when the Tat
-e--s ferr,1 cs9i-es on February J. 1915
W Graves j. .cw one cf ;ne editorial
v-r.f.-S OF william K Hearsts ne" spstpcr-
H. was Il foremost Democrat o. Georgia
"a .,ft..d n number O. Democratic papers
i, that S.atc t.core coming -, New YORK
CITY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-29

BWf alo. y. 7, DecembtF -N--t't-
fore A crowd of diners in Niagara
street lunch room, John Nalquiette
forty-two years old. a deaf mute. to-
night murdered Julie Goodic. twenty
one years waitress Naiqu' cite came
from SDringvilIe. y. Y. to marry Miss
Goodie to-day. When he called at the
sic refused to go with him.
whereupon he drew a knife and
stabbed her three times in the breast
He made no effort to escape Inc S'Fl
died half an hour later
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-29
rbokes to Death on Fruit Cake.

ISpccloI % TIC S-LIsI'ltt'II'I
Erie. Pa. December 2S--F!llinS his
mouth with fruit cake. the small child
Of Nr and Mrs. William Miller stran-
rled itself to death late this after
noon. The baby was fond OF the cake
and pleaded with its mother for
slice The mother gave II. and a
few minutes later she found the cniid
coughing and strangling. Before a
doctor could be called the infant was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-29

lands new $500 1000 Y. NJ. c. \. build
ing. Seven pianos were installed there
to-day and General secretary Lewis
announced that everything in the
popular music line will be allowed.
They will not follow the precedent or
the Y. VI. c. A. At Washington. which
has barred such songs as Mlchey
* oo' and When I Get You Alone To-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-29

ashburn. Ga, December 2s-Atter
having been missing since Friday al
ternocn. the body Of Chief OF Police
n l. Moore was found early to-day
near a swamp back of the Farmers
Ginnery. on the outskirts of the town
His pistol was clutched in one hand.
with one chamber exploded, indicating
that he committed the deed with MS
own hand. The theory of murder has
also been advanced. and an investi-
CATION is be ng conducted.