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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13
Milliom SSclnli0tl Ell tnif ST.

= @illiam ScDnli0t, Ell tpif 6or=
mer peo @eltpbalio, bol0t forrige
nge paa gommel tplf Malrer 9rpl=
Imp for en- at line 0ptre, iOet ser |
Sen Mnle0ni1g bebgrte0es omtrel1t
$50 6amilter eller oper ct Sl1li1o
8erlo11er, og Set blep iogt, at SrDl=
ll1ppet folte0e Sen gipltfrie Tooer
1oget oper $500. Sire &offe bar |
.tropl 9elfjnftigelie mes at foge og
broi e, og / ct fplnpcmrsligt Ielt
ito0 Scr Itaoig 0rffcoc 8oroe, bnor'
be0 mar eftcr &ebog forlDne6e Jig /
2gbet al Gogen o. Natter1, og
M11n0ifnnfe gift tlittig runot nneo
6e11 tpife N%otionol0rif. @rl10egaber'
ne fpl6te ct ltort gprelie, og ga Sc
i116b1>0te @jrlter bop0e grebet 6pbt
I Somlne11, reprTlclltcrcOe DC en-
1i6en Gorml1e.
- MIle Monte5llnos &jpbmnn6,
ialf Al, og tire on0re al Spens 8or=
gere bleb forle0cn arreltere0e for at
babe o%bertraa0t StatenS 2ope moo
2otteri. 8pens &i6bmp11o beilutte<
Sc for flere Tiger ii6en at intte 2ip
! Gorretningen ne6 at lo0e &l1n0erne
faa Numre poa ito Ml1tomobiler,
ser bleb in0fj6bt for at bortifenfes
til Sen Ferion, Ser bab6e Set bel6i=
&c Summer. &lm0erne bleb nemlig
be6 bpert &igb gibct en- 8illet me0
9e11mmer, og tiliparenSe Numre blep
be6 Mflll1tningen trlf1re no al en-
&osie. 80 Mutomobiler bleo / Sunni
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13
Electoral Vote for 1912 and 1908.

The following table, showing the
electoral vote of the states for 1912,
as based upon the reappointment act
of 1911, and the electoral vote by
states in 1908, will be useful to those
who desire to do some figuring on
the coming election, which should
prove interesting in view Of the fact
that a third party has entered the
political arena.
1912 1908 Elec-
Electoral tOral Vote
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13
'&rner % forbnot benne at befatte

Nfiis &o8el Goreerion, ser er
Gntter al. Scr. og Mrs. 8. g.
Sorgerlon al 5tougbton og lon i
flere Nar bar b9ret onlot / @nDer=
rgre1rs &ontor / Maoiion, blep for
rige Man6ag Morgen biet til Mleri<
uS 8aoS, @6n at Mr. og W2rs. g.
6. @aos / o0W2iion. gieIien for
retteoes al &ep. $. S. Greis / &olp
Geoeemer B%rnitegaar6 / Ma6iion
og 8%ru0eparret rej1te ltrafs ii
'@tougbton, bbor 8rpllupsfrofo1t ier:
bere0es / 8ru6ens Stem. 8r,0.
gommen er en- meget ipgt Songln:
rer, og Sc npgifte btl ON fort Ei>
i9tte $50 / Ma6iion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13
&igsmaalet % G~ucialbcmpfratict.

Gtgsl11alet og SDc11lDemDtrattct.
|Sogl1epr91 It Or. Mlfreb @rifien bor
uoe pao e11 6oreoragsrejie for Set
norife &igsmaolsforbun0, 6engang
Observation-Disclosures 2anosltpre efs=
fluoereoe bom .af 8ortiet. San er
MI fomu1er til6oge og far ooerfor en-
eMbarbeioer be6 v@orge1nbla6et"
u6talt, at fan CT o%peror6entlig til
fre6s meo Meiiens l10bptte. &a11
bar felt oberraif e ODER Gtprfen at
Sen acknowledgements, iom oper-
alt gioroe Jig %gjel6en6e. Set er
II uotolte Ealtor grifien = min
fo1te Sperbebtsning, at Migsmaals=
folfet MT ct blebet lao opmerfiomt,
og at 9temningen ct ioo ofgjort
flor Higsmoalet, at ser life ni( goo
lang SID fen, f6r Set fommer til
at iette tpoelige Spor ogioo / set
politiife 2ip." Snerolt, bbor ian
bar talt, baooe Fan %operfpl0t Sl1s.
Sm lin @fsflulior al @ocialiit-
portiet bar Baltor @riflen til en-
We6arbeioer fra rMftenpoiten" u.s.
talt Jig me0 flor @in0sro. San BE-
trogter gfSfluiioner1 ion1 l1loolig,
for6i 2an0sitDret life bar Set til at
efst1noere ct @e0lem af Horttet
&reoSforeningen bar EN- iaa6an &et,
men Ben far life efsfl1loeret bam,
bporinro6 6lertallet al Oslofre6=
lens Gociolilter 10 far nomineret
bam iom fin &an0i6at tiltro6s for
@onlpsninger. @on agter MT meo
bet f6rlte at bol6e Mgoe meb fine
Te1gere, og bbis Sc frem0eles me-
t1er, at ban bGr itille fig, agter Fan
at gjdre set. Sm ser ina, ifal6 ban
bliber balgt, ienere bill blibe ltiftet
,pt npt Socialiltbarti, bill bero pao,
bborle6es Sorbolbene n6bifler fig.
@ller rettere, 8aitor grifien gigr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13

9posfalb. 9erer Ole Breltru6
er afgaaet pe0 Dp6en paa 6iniol
@pgebiem ! Sang, T. Seoemorfen.
- Sogneprelt / Gopne @unnar
@r1an0ien Sic er $780, efter at ban
bar bleben rammet at 5lag paa Sc
tur fra @al0b9piggen til SlpaSbDt=
ten.
- STU. Sfoeinlpeftpr 8. S. 5are
CT afgaaet be0 Dg6e1 / Mlfpol6, 76
Mar gammel. Sra 1878 oor ban /
25 Mar @foginlpeft6r paa &droS
Soroego6s.
= T6o. Sol0betjent / StaOanger
0tto Tre6rif 2om5om er afgaaet pe0
Dpoen, 80 slar gammel.
= @aar6bruger Ole 2llr6e pao
S6rum / @aage er ofgaaet pe0 81
Sen, IS Mor gommel.
- SIP. @tortingsma10, @aar6=
bruger / @oltaalen S1e @benolen
@Dietpol6 er afgaoet be6 Deoen, 85
Mar gamme1.
= 6bb. Sppograf / vMftenpo=
iten" @arl Soban Sobnien ct ufgoart
peo 090em al @jertelammelle, bel
Is 9lar gammel.
- Srl1 @olette @rl1n, @nfc efter
Sogneprelt / Goge1leS Mennigbeo,
s. g. @rl111, er ofeaaet beb OGDEN.
- &aptein Se611lonlen, en- al
Eromsp Mmts 9omplfibSlelifobs
opgtielte Sgrere, 0g0e Sen 20. Mng.
pao @pgebuict poa @r1no al Bng=
bin6ebetpnoelie efter Ell 8lin0tarms=
operation.
: Stu. Noitfarer 6. He0erlen er
afqaaet pes 9pbel1 / en- MOer al
1913 Mor.
- &jpbmon6 Sobs. @ible, Sri
itionia, ct ofgooet pe6 9poelt, 49
IMar gammel.
= 8aneingenier pe6 @%opeobanel1
ISlof @oelberg er ofgaaet oeo 90;
ben efter lpngere Gibs 5pgeligbeo
'Son por f66t / @trin0en 1864.
= Murermelter ST.. &1ep5ig Ell
Iafgooet be6 9g0en, SO slar gam:
mel. &lep5ig nar fp0t / &riltianic
og for ca. 30 Mor li0e11 begpn0te bar
,egcn misunderstanding.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13

pg' buffer nnlten u6en l1n0tagelle
UNDER, me0ens Sc pl0rc til0el5 itQar
Sen ooer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13

S &oalsbufjor0 og / Sunboo0fioro
bar ian leiet ltore Sifferetter. Cont
n1eiteos far fan befoitet 2 Motor<
boooe, JONI ban far %gaoenOes Der.
8l1nosbrpn1a tilbprte / I'M SID
Ser 1aa b%efjen0te General 8erge=
lamb. Set bar bam, iom f6rlt bleb
opmerflom pon bette pafre Sielo=
parti og bpgge6e Ser.
&urt mco 8rrnbcpinct. s lit
|Gore0rog poa Sretten u0tolte 5tor=
itingsmano @aitberg 81. a.:
Set moo fon1me 0ertil, at hi moo
feie 8renbepinet u0 al 2onoet.
Set er en 1%190benoig SpgaDe for os
at tage get 9pft. Sg ielp ON Ser
er nogen, for bDem set er ct perio1=
Iigt Offer at un6bare Set, ielp ONT
Sc life misbruger Set, iaa mao oet
bore EN- 6orpltgtelie for Sem, at
ofre Sen Snteresle eller Ben geD6elG
teller bpoo Sc fol0er Set, ofre set for
set ol1nene 8e6lte. Set CT life iaa
II ct 5omfu10, at Ser fan freDes
ubegr9nOlet Trtbe0. Ser er ct Ont
raa0e, boor 6ribe0en mo bore ube=
gr9nOiet = 6et aon6e&ige Smraa0e.
Ser maa bore Spnfefribe0 og Sole
frtbeb. Men paa set moterielle ONT
raa6e maa Ser lngges 8uoro paa
SriDeoen. Get ct en- &111turbeDg=
gelie oette at blibe fpit Srpn0ebi=
net. Sra min 8irfiombe0 lom Com,
mer fjen6er leg 6ets @6elnggeller.
Ni Sienbe6ele al bore 5troffe6on1=
jme og nj Sien6e6ele al bort Teng>
ielsbeleg ifpl6es Set. Derfor ct
Set rtmelig, at 9emofrotiet / bort
Sono og life min0lt Mrbej0err1e /
bort 2on6 tager bette 5pdrgsmoal
op.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13

giRloenoe, at en- eoe11tuel M 0rga-
niiation UNDER bans Mnipicier i Sit,
feligbeoen bill repreientere 6en gam.
.le iocialiitiife &etning / Moolptning
til 6en MI raa0en6e, iom life er TO-
|~cial0emofratiif, men m1arfiltiif. &pis
'Oenne npe Taftton life ifilles u6 al
&artiet, oil 8altor Grifien og Sc on
6re, Ser life oa1 gaa / &ompagni
me0 Sen, blibe ng6t til at tr9be III
Jog 6a11ne fin egen Organization.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13

Moracs &pinScr bar iluttet fig
iommtn for at o1ffe og ltprfe Slli.
teresien for Moryes 6orlpor. Go;'
zen er at foo iltanh Ell Sn0loml1ng
Monbt norjfe &pirOer life alcnc I
2:rge, men ogias / unora 2a"oe,
% 0o narmeit Mmerifa.
Sra Splnm. - &iesmaalet. @oo
ct qoot belggt forelebigt 9eomino'
tio,smpoe / 5olum pebtoges en- &e'
5ol1,tion, / bpilfen ser benitilleS til
@onoelogenes &reOsltDre at poole
at 5tortingsreprG le1ttanten og Cup
pleonten forpligter Jig til lopalt al
orbejbe for Migsmaalets Seft.
Slaabnr % Mnlter. Mt Mi1lltel
er ser iaor ltorc MGngbcr poo Aa'
,erne omfri1g 2ille6ammer, mer
Ser flaqes oper, at Set er po11lfel1g1
at blipe sem fpit til cit nogcnl1tnOe
onlten0ig Iris. Ogioa 8loober Ell
ser ltore Mp11g0er at, men De bltoer
life buffet. Set er bare Multer,
@rrlmfer1,e i1teresierer Jig for
Mor.
@icnopmmclig Spgbpm paa Stu
gen. 4aa mo11ee Steoer / @o9m og
i Sor6an9er CT Gre foDen blepen an
arebet al en- %cien0ommclig 9Dgoom.
@looene bliper merfebrl1ne og bfs'
ner bort. Mntogelig nil Srerem paa
Sc o1qreb1e Strpf11inger for e1 1tor
Gel 81. GerIig gigloer bette De
mare Srner. Epgoommen oil Ser
for fomme til at foraariage flor
@fobe.
Set mprife 2anbsmaal. Oct bor
unOret mango baa0e / Norge og
uoenfo or, hnorfor ioa6anne 6orfem'
pere for Moolet iom ~9agblooet"
i &riitianio og onore 0oglig benz
bender Jig til Scr erne pao &igsmaa=
let, iom Sc lamti0ig ipger enboer
2eiIigbeo til at haone og ipotte, oe
bporfor bisie SIobe life bellere be:
nntter Set 9%al1osm1aal, lom De altif
lonpriier ioa 1tGrft.
Eitraat paa Sebercn iolet. @aor
ben 9ltroot / Nerbe0en al @mo
neg, en- at Se0erens itdrite @oaros
brug, er ioIgt for ST. 100000 tt
SIe 611glelta0 m. II. paa Ogne pot
Seberen. y
@ooroen fipbtes for 70 Nar Il
Sen at SEN lan6sfien0te Soregangs
.monb poa S%orobrugets Smroao
8u0oe. Den bao0e Sen Gong FIJI
en- So, MI bor Sen 100. @amG
@uoe oprfe6e og p1mte0e / flor @til
Ga @oor6en berje6es at T6ebrnni
for nogle Mor it6en, fun0e man iao
lebes bpgge nD 2a6e og NIT 5j6s q
oWfteriole fra @lantningerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13
gen og iom Gbef for 4rbei6s6epar-

gen og iom Gbef for arbeibSbepar-
temel1tet.
Sfplge uMftenpoiten" angiper
|5tatsroabem iom @r11nb for lit 9n=
itte ON MI at heoe tilbage Stortin=
gets Mfgigrelier i De itore &egule-
ringsioger. Disie Mfgiprelier bar,
efter bpao @tatsraa6en uotalte, be-
repet bam 2piten til at fortlmtte iom
Mrbeios6epartementets @bef og M}eo-
|lem at &egiertngen.
Ser CT cn6nu life truffet nogen
8e1temmelie ON @totsraao 8rG1u1es
@ferfelger. DGer er ifglge "@eor=
genbIa0et" %fonfereret inoen &egje=
ringen, men inge11 Mfgigrelie truf.
fet, 90 flere al &egjertngens Meo=
Iemmer er bortrei1t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13

Or. Grifien pg &igsmaalct. Cog
nepralt Mlfre6 griflen bol6er forth
Sen MISUNDERSTANDING paa @gno=
mpre. Sen 12te Mugult talte ban
for operfplot @us i Maleiun6. S ct
formfl1l0enot 8oreorog rebegioroe
tig 0ptreben moo bp6bb8loa6f m
ban for tSillingen og mone>e til
froitig Sptrnoen moo Moalmenbe>
mes Gaogoaenbeo. @o11 opfor6re0e
&al9erne til at afelfe @tortings=
fonoibnerne tpoelig 8el fe6 ON Geres
Stilling til Moolltri0en.
Gritien bleb imooegooet al SIS
junft gilifien, @anar, bois Sptre=
6en blep Ell f%ul0lten0ig Siolfo.
Spifc Sfiicercr lpSbcr / @anfp=
lnnb, gn %pooli0elig Mon6 me00e-
Ter vTreorifslta6 og Smegns 81
6enoe", at tpife Marineofficerer Iig-
ger / @onfpiun0 og lo66er.
Ga peofommer0e fom a%jc11ne1n
Sunbet, posiere6e bmn lige forbi en-
li0en Solle, tiIbpren6e Storbert11gen
of Sl6enburgs Docbt og bemonoet
meo Ell Motros og cit officer / ful6
uniform. Sibltnpbnte bar n1eget
ibrtg optoget me0 of to9c 2o6i fuo
efter oo0i fuo / S1rnoet. 5torbert11=
gems Docht forer TIFF Morineflog
og bens Sfficcrer og 9eletning til
bgrer Sen tpife Morine.
Multernc / @nobronbsoalcn. Set
meoOeles %, ifrioer ~@u0bronos0g=
LEM, at Der er en- Me11goe Multer,
og at mango ianfer @erene, men at
Ser er oltfor fao Spfjgbere. Sgl>
gen er, at 8erene life fan afiut=
tee, eller at Hriien bliber uforbol6s=
meslig li6en. Briien er ollereoe iuo
lop, at BEN onlten6ignis fife fan
blibe Iabere.
Set er @pno, at 6oretag1ombeoen
Ifa1 bore iaa li6en, at 8erene ffol
maatte roo6ne ne6, for6i Oct life
ibarer Megning at ionfe Sem. Sci
err bare Ste. eller Ste bbert Mar ber
er Mengber at Multer, og MI iooI
mtroe Multerne f1111ne bri1rge fit
tige enneifer en- betD6elig Sn6tpgt.
statsraab 8rGnnc eaar. @tots-
ROAD 8rpnne bar meo6elt 5tntsmi>
ni1ter 8rotlie, at ban enifer at tree
be tiIbage ON Me61em at &egierin-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13

- Statslenator 9. g. Mn0erlon
/ gilbert Sea bolot for1e0en 8rplllrp
for 9otteren Cora ng 9fusiell Starf,
ti0ligere boen0e Ser / 9pen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13

statsraab 8rGnnc gaar. @tots,
ROAD 8renne bar me66elt 5totsmi>
ni{ter 8rotlie, at ban enifer at tree
BE tiIbage ON me6lem at &egierm-
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-06-06
Vale ct VaIete.

Information reaches us from Pol
eigh that Major J. G. HemphiI will
shortly resign from editorial MANAGE
ment or the Charlotte Observer to he
come member of the staff of the
New ork Times. The major. Though
SUN IN the prime of life, is a veteran
journalist. His vigorous conduct of
the charleston News and Courier es-
tabllshed his reputation as a forcefuI
ana graceful writer, and when several
years ago the Richmond Times-Dis-
patch secured his services it was hoped
mat ne would long remain an orna-
ment to the fourth estate in Virginia
But after brief sojourn among us.
during which he added interest and in
huence to the columns Of that sterling
newspaper, North Carolina offered in
ducements which transferred the ma
lor to the position heretofore SO ably
filled by the lamented Caldwell. Here
too, his welcome was warm and a
few months sufficed to win the conf
dence Of a new clientele. But here
again the appreciation he found was
not confined to the locality In and
for which he labored, and the call to
wider field for the exercise OF his
talents sewers ties which. though lately
formed, were already strong. We Join
with the Carolina press in regretting
his loss. and in seconding good wishes
for his health. happiness and success
in broader sphere Of opportunity
norfolk Virgfnian-Pibot.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-06-06
CATCH 'WILD MAN" WHO
HID IN JOHN DIS WOODS

NEW YORK. Special Sleepy Hol-
lows wild man" was captured Sat
urday night by William Hutton and
turned over to the North Tarrytown
police. The man, John Common, who
was nearly starved to DEATH lived in
the woods alone, and the capture was
due to his applying at the Hutton
home for food.
Previous to his appeal for some
thing to eat he had frightened Mr.
Hutton's mother In the same way he
has been terrifying women in the
Sleepy Hollow district for a week.
Hutton was watching for him, and
when his mother identified the man
as the one who had approached her
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-06-06
U. Va. Unveils Tablet to Archer
Christian, Who Succumbed to
Gridiron Injuries.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.-Special
Al o'clock Saturday evening a tab
let In memory of Archer Christian.
VINO lost his life in the Virginia
Georgetown field November 10. 1909.
was unveiled in the pretty Gothic
chapel at the University.
The tablet which is the gift Of
University students and some of the
alumni from Richmond. was present
go 10 the University by J. Speed Ell
mott or BoonVille, Mo-, who plaved
END on the team with Christian.
Charles Watkins, Richmond alum
nus, presided at the memorial service.
DR.. John II. Neff, head coach on the
team on which Christian played. told
Soout the young player as he knew
MN on the football field, and Presi-
dent Alderman accepted the tablet i'm
behalf 1f the University. All ssV''
men at the University and Christians
fraternity mates attended the service
IN Dody' and special seats were re-
served Tor all students in college.
Inc tablet is a beautiful work of
art designed by Mr.. John Gregory. a
young English sculptor. The tablet
is or white marble, modelled in the
gothic style. On each side of II q
figure is portrayed, one symbolic of
youth, and the other memory. The
memorial, as it is expressed in the
inscription, reads:
IN MEMORIAAf.
rms tablet Is Erected by the Com
rades of
ARCHER CHRISTIAN,
A student of this University, Who. at
the Age of Eighteen Years, from
Injuries Received on the
Football Field. Died No
Vember IA, 1909.
Where youth dies for Ioyalty's sake
Inc hallowed memory of love abides."
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-06-06
Find INCUBATOR
Is UNDER THE PULPIT

MANCHESTER, VA Special
After making a thorough inspection
Oh all the industrial and mercantile
fire insurance risks and giving win
chester in general a clean bin Of
nSdi.h; the representatives of the Vir-
gina Fire Prevention Society ~bo
spent Thursday in this CITY spreadin9
the gospel of how easy il is TO xeen
one premises clean, left this morn
ing Tor other parts of the State to
make other inspections and recon
mendations NOii4
mere was one incident Monday
afternoon which created consterna
tloh among leading members of a
h huInoer OF local churches, it having
p pSen reported that an incubator in full
olast hau been found in the basement
or a church and a bottle of gasoIine
near the chicken hatchery
one said the discovery had been
nidue In Grace Lutheran Church. an
o o5er SAID 1T was in Market Street
Msthouist Episcopal Church. while
others were as equally sure that it O-aS
IN some other house of public worsh IN
Inc result was that members of e4ch
Shurch 10 which any reference had
; Deen mace became greatly excited and
Instituted a search for the incukafor
aho the bottle OF gasoline. one man
Went SO Tar as to get up into the very
Church. oce
me sensation, however, was Of brief
uuration. One of the inspectors stated
mat he and his companion, who con-
stituted the church inspecting com
lniICee, mad visited the premises of the
church at the southeast corner of
Market and Cork Streets, where they
FOUND everything spick and span. and
were about to leave, when one decided
70 go into the cellar of Centenary Re.
formed Church.
There the members of the cor,,,,+
zee FOUND the incubator Matching out
niue chicks quite rapidly. The bottle
round some distance away Contained
coal oil, and not gasoline, as had beer
IePprted. The inspectors had not the
authority in this instance 70 3D. ttIe
/ lhcu pator taken out, but they recon.
mended and advised its removal. sim.
ply as a precaution.-Winches
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-06-06
BICTAGRAPH TO
CONVICT BARROW

: los ANGELES, GAIL Special
Clarence barrow will be co1<Icted by
+. the dictagraph, asserted Cap
tam Robert J. roster. otneI invesuga-
tor fos the Nauonai Directors Asso-
90. no is~-in Los Angeles watch
SPcS'-e bribery case.
.fiftoJster is the man, who, at the time
the Mcnamara trial, installed in
We Hotel Hayward a dictagraph,
which he claims recorded the CONVEX
sations held between barrow and John
r. Harrington, associate counsel with
the Chicago attorney in the dynamite
case.
Foster had been sent here by the
directors and was unknown in con-
nection with the case. He engaged
a room adjoining that OF Harrington's
In the Hotel Hayward, and, taking adj
vantage of Harrington's absence, in
stalled his dictagraph and connected it
With q receiver in his own room.
There he had two stenographers.
Foster asserts the men secured and
recorded every conversation carried
on between the two Mcnamara
counsel.
In that case it was q general con-
spiracy to bride as many of the jury
as possible" Foster declared. "They
knew what they were trying to do and
they meant to do 1t. AS for Clarence
DarroW every means of escape has
been closed tight as far as the dicta-
graph is concerned.
1.-THE Supreme Court of Ohio has
\ decided that the introduction of die
Nfagraph evidence is legal, and / see
no obstacle in its way here"
Foster declared that when the dyna-
mite case comes up for trial in In
dianapolis, international surprises will
occur. He asserted that men who
Hhink themselves immune will be
vigorously prosecuted. The Darrow
trial was scheduled to resume at 1880
p. M. with George n. Lockwood on
the stand.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-06-06
CAPTAIN DID NOT DRINK.

WASHINGTON, ID. c. Special
Senator William Alden Smith, chair
man of the Senate investigation COM
mittee into the Titanic disaster, has
reached the conclusion that Captain
smith, OF the Titanic, did not indulge
in liquor at the Widener dinner. which
he attended aboard the ship on the
night Of the disaster. He also has
decided, after making inquiries of Of
ficers Of the Olympic, a sister ship of
the Titanic, that four of the water
tight compartments of the Titanic
were ripped open as a result of the
impact Of the iceberg. Senator Smith
believes nat had only two of the
compartments been injured the ship
would have continued to float.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-06-06
HER HEART PANTS To
WEA RREAL TROUSERS

CHAMBERSBURG, PA Special
Because a large woolIen company
here mailed a circular advertising n
line or woollens for trouserings in
place Of wOollens for ladies' skirts to
Miss Avis NJ. Jackson, of Washington.
the concern received an unexpected
lelter IN It's correspondence this week
Miss Jackson writes:
Relative to the generous offer I
peg TO advise that there seems. unfor-
tunately, TO be a Slight misapprehen-
sion as TO gender on your part The
oIIer itself seems most attractive. and
regret that nature-seconded by our
rather stringent police regulations
mas oebarred me from being the recip-
lent OF your special bargain prices in
trousers. Would that il were other
wise. Color would be no object, text
ure mere bagatelle, could / con-
sclentlously take advantage of your
proHered augmentation of my present
somewhat limited wardrobe at your
most cut prices. I'd glory in one of
the suburb pair you wish specially
10 make according to my plans and
speclhcauons, as it were, and really
the outlay would not be so great for
you either, as 1 am not very long. and
like plain things without trimmings.
anyway.
My heart yearns-nay, pants-to
take advantage of your princeIy offer:
but, alas! 1 am not a true gentleman:
not even woman militant.
Respectfully yours.
JARVIS M. JACKSON"
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-06-06
ADOPTS TWO BOYS AND
WILL TAKE ONE A YEAR

CHICAGO, ILL., Special Gordon
Strong. who is wealthy, has taken un-
der his care two boys after consider
ing the statement of Dr. Lindsay
Wynckoop that children bring happi-
ness They are Floyd Keefe and Ken
neth keefe, aged six and two years.
Their mother, though she loved them.
was willing to give them up, as she
could not pay for their proper educa-
ton.
Mr.. Strong is a real estate opera
tor with a fine home at 81 Bellevue
place. He intends to take more
wards, probably a boy each year. He
will look into their family history and
make sure they come of good stock.
He says that by the time he has a
family Of twelve the Oldest will be
ready to go to college and so leave
room for new arrival.
There will be no girls in the fam
10y, for the guardians idea is to fit
his wards for life and start them at
business or professional careers as
soon as their education is completed.
lie doesn't think he could make bust
ness successes of girls.
The children will retain their names
and will be permitted to see their
real parents, but they are to be un-
der the guidance of their foster father
until they are started in business.