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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-09-18
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Norway Lake, Sept. 16-Shoch
threshing in this vicinity was finished
the first part Of last week. Oats
and barley yields more to the acre
than was expected, but wheat anc
fax does not come up to expecta-
tons.
Miss Anna Syverson, who was
chosen as a delegate from the East
Norway Lake Young Peoples So.
ciety to attend meeting at Canton
S. D., is home again. Miss Syversor
says she enjoyed the trip very much
Among those who went to the
State Fair in this neighborhood were
the Messrs. Worthy Nelson and Joe
Nc Kelvey and Mrs. M. Walby.
Ben Halvorson with five men ant
one lady (the lady to act as cook,
departed for Clay County last Mon.
day to harvest the fax on the for.
mer's farm. 1t is Ben's intention
to hitch two 8-foot binders behind
the 'Tractor" and two disc harrows
behind the binders. To operate thu
Tractor and the binders, three mer
were needed, and two men were to dc
the shocking.
Gunder Swenson's dwelling i:
nearing it's completion.
The walls on the schoolhouse IL
Dist. No. 104 are now ready and tn
carpenters will begin to put in tn
doors and windows this week.
Mark Peterson is at present build
ing barn for Aug. Dengerud.
The Misses Anna Swenson an,
Ottlne Stat departed for St. Pau
again last week.
The East Norway Lake Syno,
church has undergone a very costl,
| repairing this summer The write
has been told that the contractor
were to have $2,450 for the job.
1t was predicted last spring tina
the grasshoppers would do grea
damage to the crops in this count,
this season, but we have noticed yer,
few hoppers this summer, and tn
damage they have done does no
amount to anything.
In spite Of all the Agriculture
press to the contrary, farmers a
round here keep up the old habi
of burning their straw-piles as 500
as the machine has left.
You, Knute, you "Vosse Knute'
you have been an unfaithful servan
and we sincerely hope your days a
a U. S. Senator are now for eve
and ever over.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-09-18
sin uppgift, bifogas f0reningens

till sin uppgift, bifogas foreningens
stadgar.
vi hoppas att dessa foreningens
stadgar tala EFT sa rent sprak, att
ingen, som tager sig It'd att studera
dem, beh0fver vara villradig ON for
eningens andamal.
Denna forening will hjalpa till att
soka reda uppa, samla tillhopa, fora
fran ljuset, satta pa de rata
platserna och CORA fruktbarande ALT
hvad som ar verkligt godt och adelt,
stort och sk0nt ibland vart svenska
folk delta land.
F0reningens ambetsman arc /: Past.
A. J. Ryden, Svea, Mimi, ordf.; Past.
Einar Kendall, Hudson, Wis, sekr.;
Prof. X. A. Kilander, St. Peter,
Mimi, skattmastare.
ALA, som intressera sig for denna
f0renings verksamhet tillskrifve I'M
tecknad.
Svea, MIMI, den 16 Aug. 1912.
A. J. RYDEN.
N. B.-Bes0k vart hufvudkvar-
ter pa Kandiyohi County utstallnine-
en- Willmar, Minn., Sept. 1921.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-09-18
mamma skolorna ;

mamma skolorna;
d. Att genom samlandet och for
varandet af kulturella and histori-
ska f0remal bidraga till kannedomen
ON svenska folkets lif och utveck-
ling Northwestern SAINT
e. Att genom bildandet af lokal-
f0reningar, som arbeta 0fverens-
stammelse med denna f0renings
grundsatser, s0ka beframja f0ren-
ingens syftemal.
F0reningens m0ten och tiden for de-
ras hallande.
a. F0reningen skall samlas till
lagligt mote en- gang ON aret, pa It'd
och plats, som af styrelsen betammes.
Styrelsen eyer dock raft att, ON sa
ar n0dvandigt, sammankalla till urti-
ma mote.
B. Sekreteraren skall minst en-
manad f0rvag tidningsprassen
kung0ra It'd och plats for m0tenas
hallande.
G. Medlenmar af de lokalf0ren-
ingar, som af denna f0rening blifvet
erkanda, AFRO r0stberattigade vid
denna f0renings m0ten.
VII.
F0reningens egendom.
Foreningens styrelse skall f0rvalta
och inf0r f0reningen vara ansvarie
for all f0reningens gemensamma
egendom.
Ambetsman och direkt0rer valjas
med slutna sedlar.
TX.
Denna forenings stadgar kunna
med iva tredjedelars majoritet an
dras vid f0reningens arsm0te.
Denna forening, som stiftades
St. Peter, MIMI, da Minnesota kon-
ferensen af Augustanasynoden h0ll
slit senaste arsm0te darstades, will
harmed racka hand och farm till
hvarje svensk man och kvinna A
merika, och sarkildt till dem, som BIO
och bygga i Northwestern.
Pa Diet enhvar ma kunna Sc och
forsta, hyad denna f0rening will CORA
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-09-18
Landsman behagade paakta nedan.
staende Stadgar for F0reningen
for Svenskhetens befram-
jande i Northwestern.

Denna f0renings rata och lagliga
MANN ar: F0reningen for svenskhe-
tens beframjande i Northwestern.
II.
FOreningens sammansattning.
Denna f0rening utg0res af sada-
ma personer, man och kvinnor, af
svensk harkomst, som ega god frejd
och till f0reningens sekreterare in
lamna sina MANN med begaran ON in
trade f0reningen SAINT f0rbinda sig
att efterlefva f0reningens stadgar
och till f0reningens skattmastare err
lagga en- arlig afgift af SO cents.
F0reningens styrelse skall dock i
hvarje fall bestamma Oliver vinnan-
Diet af medlemskap f0reningen.
III.
F0reningens ambetsman.
Denna f0renings> ambetsman ut
CORES af ordf0rande, vice ordf0r-
ande, sekreterare och skattmastare,
med EFT ars tjanstetermin och att
tjana till dess att eftertradare blif-
Wit valda.
Foreningens styrelse.
Denna f0renings styrelse utg0res
af ambetsmannen SAINT tire direkt0r-
er, hvilka senare valjas vid f0rening-
ems arsm0te pa sd satt, att en- direk-
tor arligen afgar och en- invaljes.
V.
F0reningens andamal.
Denna f0renings andamal ar:
a. Svenska sprakets och den
svenska kulturens bevarande och be-
framjande bland svenskarna Nord-
vastern;
b. Att genom ALA lampliga medel
bidraga till battre kannedom ON
svenka folkets skaplynne, kultur och
historic;
c. Att s0ka inf0ra bruket af Diet
rena svenska spraket i dagligt tai
SAINT kraftigt verka for delta spraks
inf0randa sasom laroamnen i de all
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-09-18
THE BIG COUNTY FAIR is ON.

Kandyoh County Fair Of 1912 today With kind Of
favorable weather there will large attendance The fair will right
shne however and there will be no dappontments
hope will not single farmer Kandyoh county or
adjoining communities who will not for least day and evening"
profit member Of the family
Remember that this the big annual show farm products and every
farmer should what the county doing Of i'm
products CATTLE swe sheep poultry exhibits
be and there will be less than 63 head pued
stock sold at auction.
There plenty amusemnts Remember that a work and no play
makes Jack dull boy" little relaxation while and
family at least day and evening the fair Tha
and there plenty of room for ALL
The fair this broader scale than the former street fa and
most charge representative farmers We be-
departure should help create deeper and stronger interest
this annual and that every farmer should feel his duty to not
only bring the best of his products to show but all the folks for good
social time, sight seeing and little fun.
hearty everybody the Kandyoh County Fair
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-09-18
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Svea, Sept. l6-Misses Hilda and
Elvra Rasmussen visited school one
day.
A special "kyrko- stamina" will
be held at Svea church at 8 o'clock
in the evening, the % of Sept.
The Misses Julia and Ida johnson
visited relatives here Sunday.
Elvira Rasmussen left for Dakota
last Friday to resume her duties as
teacher.
Mrs. Henry Bjelkengren has re-
turned home from Rochester.
T. p. Johnson's entertained COM
pany last Sunday in honor of the
baptism Of their baby which took
place at the Svea church that day.
Mrs. jacobson Of Willmar has been
visiting at the C. A. Lindberg home
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Franzien have
gone to st. Paul to seek medical aid.
The Anson's have entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Holtin of Illinois for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. R. Swenson visit
ed with Willie Monson's of Atwater
Saturday and Sunday.
A pretty wedding took place at the
home Of P. N. Lindgren when their
daughter Anna Caroline was given
In marriage to Carl Franzien. Mabel
Llndgren acted as maid Of honor;
Ellen Lindberg and Ella Nelson as
bridesmaids, and George johnson
and Sigfred Johnson as best men.
Mabel Nelson played the wedding
march. The bride wore a white satin
gown and carried brides roses.
Her veil was held in place with myr-
tie and smilax. Many beautiful
presents were given Mr.. and Mrs.
Franzen. A bounteous supper was
served to about 200 guests at six
o'clock and other refreshments had
been served during the afternoon.
Tuesday the sad news reached
US that Alice Moline was no more
in our midst, but had passed to a
better land. The funeral was held
Sunday when many of the relatives
and friends followed her to her last
resting place. The flowers were
many and beautiful.
The Fair at Svea was a great sue
cess. The exhibits W re numerous
and of good quality; prizes to the
amount Of 1925 were given, and an
interesting program " as carried out.
Among the speakers were Gov. Rice
OF Willmar, Dean Woods from the
Agricultural departnl ent of the Uni
versity and Mr.. Dq wling of Olivia.
Attorney johnson IF Willmar deliv-
cred an interesting address in the
Swedish language. We are also
thankful to Supt. Foster, Judge Gil
bert, Hon. Elias Rachie, Mr.. P. H.
Frye, Mr.. H. J. Ramsett and Supt.
Frederickson for addresses. Miss
Sorenson of the Normal Department
Of the Willmar s hools and Mr.. Jor-
dan acted as judges of the exhibits
with the teach ls, Misses johnson
and Anderson, as assistants. Free
lunch was ser3 led to about 400 peo-
pie.
Mr.. and M1s. Lars Moline and Mr..
and Mrs. WI. Holmberg have been
visiting rela fves here.
Mrs. Elm r Peterson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Saml, Nelson of Willmar were
among us Sunday.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-09-18
Auction Next TUESDAY,.

Mr.. A. J. Morris will have an auc-
ton sale on the farm which he re-
Gently sold next Tuesday, Sept. "a.
Mr.. Morris said this is the first sale
that he ever had and he believes it
will be the last. He has a large list
Of personal property to be sold as
will be seen in the notice in another
column in this paper. He cordially
invites all to come out and take a
look at it and bid for such articles
as thew NAV have Sc for.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-09-18
PHOTOGRAPH s

Great reductions during fair.
Now is the time to have those fam
lily groups, and chiIdren's pictures
taken.
Call and see US about prices and
our latest samples just out.
1t will save you money to have your
work done here, also satisfaction or
money back. %:~:.. a..
Phones: Residence, l59; Studio;
III. Corner 5th and LitchfieId.
II r SiNnNe
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-09-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Sandgren and two
sons, Harry and Roy Of Litchfeld,
autoed to Willmar last week for a
visit with friends here. Mr.. Sand
gren left Monday for Morris, for a
several days. business trip. Mrs.
Sandgren and children remained here
for longer visit.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-09-18
Anti-Sal0on Meetings.

Emil Youngdahl Of the Anti Saloon
League, will speak at the Swedish
Bethel church next Sunday evening
at 7:30. Also at Pennock Sunday
afternoon.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-09-18
Uncle Ezra Says

1T don't take more'n a gill Nv effort to
git folks into peck of trouble" and a
little neglect of constipation, biliousness,
indigestion or other liver arrangement
will do the same. If ailing, take DR..
Kings New Life Pills for quick results.
Easy, safe, sure and only Is cents at
Carlson Bros.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-09-18

Mrs. J. F. Vein and children, who
spent part Of the summer at Willmar
and Eagle Lake ret.'rned hon.e last
week.-Renville Star-Earmer.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-09-18

The Stevens County Fair has a
new stock pavilion and also a new
educational building.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-09-18

Emil Aim of Morris, spent Sunday
at his parental home here.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-09-18

M |ss Lena Stiles left Friday for
Minneapolis to attend the "U." While
in this city the past three weeks, Miss
Stiles has been a guest at the home
Of Yer uncle, G. II Walker.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-09-18

Mrs. Elmer Johnson and baby and
Mrs. Frank Gustafson of Kandiyohi
came ito Willmar yesterday for cou-
pie of days. visit at the August
John son home.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-09-18

Special discount on set rings for
the next ten days At Elmquist's lew
5oiry Stofo. . 55:s "
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-09-18

+ Managet Sidney Stone of the St.
Paul Bargain store spent few days
last wee4 visiting relatives in the
Twin Cities. Mrs. Stone, who has
spent Sc eral weeks in the cities Wis
iting her parental home, is expected
home tomorrow.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-09-18

Denna f0renings rata och lagliga
MANN ar: F0reningen for svenskhe-
tens beframjande i Northwestern.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-15
FORAKER RAPS
ROOSEVELTISM
INITIATIVE, REFERENDUM
AND RECALL UNDESIRABLE
Outlines Objections to New Prop
aganda Before Ohio Constitu-
tional Makers.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. March 14.-Del-
egates TO Ohfo's fourth constitutional
convention today. interrupted their
consideration OF the initiative and ref
erendum. one OF the most impor ~nt
proposals submitted. TO listen to an
address by former United States Sen
ator Joseph b Foraker. in which he
warned the convention against max
Ing the initiative and referendum a
part OF the organic law OF the State.
In the first place. he declared. n
would not be necessary and in the
second place not desirable for several
reasons which he outlined.
The initiative and referendum
would increase the burden OF cleo
tion." he said. Another objection
that Is has tendency 10 induce the leg
islators TO evade their responsibility
ties a. 20 troublesome questions OF
legislation. vote on which. either
for or against. they desire 70 avoid f"
Heralded as the chief objection was
the claim BY Mr.. Foraker that IL was
the hrst step toward abandonment OF
representative government
In place Of judicial recall. Mr.
Foraker suggested a plan. making it
the duty of the attorney general 90
receive and examine charges against
oficiais subject 10 Impeachment and
then report 70 the governor. Who n
the charges are SUFFICIENT shall sum
mon a court 20 b. composed Of from
three 10 hfteen members 10 hear the
charges
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-15
JUDGE w. S. MEREDITH
SUPPORTS PRES. TAFT
Strong and Interesting Interview
From Marion County
Leader.
Taft Stands for Pure. Republican
Doctrine and Has Made
Good.
Oppose Colonel Roosevelt's New
Theories rs Revolu-
tionary.

Special Dispatcn to the InteiliEsncsr.
FAIRMONT, w. Va, March 14.-No
Republican In West Virginia stands
higher In the minds OF the Republican
voters IN Marion, Harrison and Mon
ongalia counties than State Senator
w. S. Meredith. Judge Meredith has
for many years ranked at the head of
the Marion county legal fraternity.
He has been a lifelong Republican,
ard is justly regarded as one >of the
ablest lawyers and wfsest leaders in
public life In West Virginia to-day.
Like most OF the other conservative
and substantial business and profes-
sional men In this section. Judge Mere
dith Is an ardent advocate of the re-
nomination OF William II. Taft In
response TO a request for an express
sion of his views he made the follow
ing statement to a representative Of
the Intelligencer to-day:
You ask me whether I am for Taft
for the next President. and II so, why?
Why he Is for Taft.
Yes, prefer Taft above all others.
I am a great admirer Of President Taft
and believe he deserves and should
receive from the Republican party
the nomination as It's candidate to
succeed himself The reasons are
many. Briefly stated. few of them
are the following:
First. He Is a Republican.
Second. As Republican he is now
serving his first term as President and
according to the traditions OF the
party, II his administration has been
satisfactory and has been conducted
according to the doctrines Of his party,
he is entitled TO second term mon
nation
Third He is, the kind OF man a
President Of the United States should
be made or A patriotic American. A
man OF peace. yet with enough iron In
his blood to bear himself as a soldier.
safe leader and general II the time
should come land such time may come
Of course.)- when peace cannot be
maintained with safety and honor. He
Is a broad minded statesman, wise.
scholarly. consistent and honest. He
was broad experience when elected
four years ago. and. being a man who
Lives and learns" he is now even
richer in knowledge and experience
than ever before.
That He is a Republican needs no
comment. That will not be denied by
anyone.
HIS administration has been salts
factory and has been conducted ac-
cording to the doctrines Of his party
Not only according TO the doctrines Of
his party. but TO the best interests OF
the whole nation. regardless OF poll
tics or party. II the party refuses to
give Mr.. Taft the second nomination
1t will thus refuse to approve his ad-
ministration and. in effect. repudiates
the well defined principles. often ex-
pressed and well understood. as well
as the cherished traditions OF the
party. Can our great party afford to
do this?
The Republican party has elected
eight Presidents. Lincoln. Grant.
Cconttnasd on Pags Eisvsn5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-15
RED ATTEMPTS
TO KILL KING
THREE BULLETS FIRED
AT ITALYS RULER.
One Of Kings Escort Is Wounded,
While Regicide Is Nearly
Lynched by Crowd. o.

ROME. March IA daetardfv Al.
tempt TO assassinate king Victor I'm
manuel Of Italy was made bv an
anarchist In Rome this morning.
The would-be regicide chose for his
attempt the anniversary Of the birth.
day Of the late King Humbert. the
father OF the present king. who died
the victim of an asaassins blow Al
Mona. on July 20. 1900.
King Victor Emmanuel vas forum
ate enough TO escape the shots nred
at him from q revolver. They we're
several IN NUMBER. and we're aimed
from q very short distance
One of his majeafya bodyruar6s.
Nho Waa IN the immediate vicinity o.
the kinE. uas dangerously uouBdea.
The King and queen uere uasrfnF
along ths va I.ata sh.n fsr.s sto,-
ranr out from amid the crowd Tfa
soldiers following fhe rnrrlars lam.
diately dashed forsarf ard as fhsr
90 - trcir commander fsl from ~
horse
Ths ruuntef oHicrr uaa ru-u~f %
cne sile ~ euue nf tia uer utfIa a.
ofterH tastei 10 fo fre rrral rarrlar~
shere tner icunf thr klnE anf 1uren
sIflrE ralu ard uruoref Ma
Etlle go rrued Eeirel fEe u,an 80
80 rref a. atofs anf rffer.rfrI -
Tlrt tw d. uns r1 nnfIr tarfirf
itaf - 80 rraFrrIr nFls - 1885,
lresfrrH aEru D. unI frrraf ever
f1 ~ uoUrr
N.e rnFnI rrrrrEr nrr nrrrrr1r
riHrrrrrel 80 rrrrrerrI tranrF -
Farfrrrr arrrr a. rars r.r 49,
NlWtrff HaE rrwu'rfaI uIftrf -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-15
Is EXPECTED TO BRING
SHOPPERS BY THOUSANDS
Fare Refunded Out of Town Wis
itOrs Who Come to Take Ad-
vantage of Bargains.

The Intelligencer's Big Cooperative
Fare Refunding sale is drawing to a
close. II has been one OF the biggest
events ever staged In Wheeling and
has drawn thousands OF shoppers to
tho stores Of enterprising Wheeling
merchants There special bargains
kave been offered, while in addition
shoppers from out OF the city have had
their fares refunded when they pre-
sent their purchase slips at the Intelii-
sencer. showing a certain sum had
been purchased. To-day the sale Will
bring Larry, while on Saturday II Is
expected the banner attendance OF the
sale will be recorded Saturday closes
the sale. Don't forget and come to-
dey or to- morrow. The merchants
ps-rtic lpEting in the sale and who
refond your fare follow:
GEO. n. TAYLOR CO.. DRY Goods.
aEo. n. sNoox cos Department. store.
AL1xAHDER CO., shos stors.
GEO n JoKHs CO.. Ladies Hsady-to-
wear.
~ u. . n. shos store.
KRAUs mos. Clothing.
D. oUEDLrHo CO.. Clothing.
TK1 RAsHroH. Hsn's Eats ana Pur-
nishinga
wETTz's BAzAAR. Ladies ana CHI
drsn's Rsady-to-Wsar Goods.
Q. EEss BoUs. Eigh-olass TalOrs ana
rurnfahsrs.
ELrHE BHos-. ciothisru ana rurnfnhsrs.
DAHCEn q BUnoEss. Floor covsr1nrs
aad wan PapG.
PALACE TuHHrTUHE CO.
nAEEnnB cLoAE = rUB HoyEn.
Laaiss' nsaay-to-Wear oooaa.
EooAH DnUo CO. cut-nats DrurEises.
~ Q. raAEKEnr1E 90. -EvsrythiaE for
MoussEsspfng.-
cEAs- y. oonrzn . 90. n~..n s..-..
cut-mats DFurs.
EAE onoHn CO. cisthtsrs 80 Furatsh-
sra
.. n. sAUE CO. Sy-asra
-rHn noEn-- Eeaiss 80 Cnnar~as
rEs s1TIosAE snor CO.
coOEr-nnETE co. Hsars Furutsh-rsl
noE-. HArEnu WAEEovna nooT
r. ~. nauNun CO PIa..s
HoEHAn = DUvAEE CO. Cstntsrs-
Eouu DuHoUn. nnesa
n RI urEEHan gssslsr.
nrowE q THOMAS. D~rsrlms.1 asers
a. EArarrEna q aou. atev-s 80
rnr sErrrs srosr' r..S... - "a.
srss's nsaay-te-w@r
0Uo. ~ EftFnI CO ~ oerta
suoFUH wocEnu mIEEa CO. 49,
y - WocEwonru 60 3 80 - 60
ssyn uvazss q rr1E. 49,.
ssslov oouysrE c-sa-,.
raT1osaE Ercnarsn 49,
nuurEn Eoan orrIrH r...l-v -
ral nuauewr.rn arF 49,
HousE . HnaaHasH g. 80 sr-.a.
rarNruNmf mTwa
lrMunnTr EEamo CO. ETarra e.
Elanr Elarara
HrcDIAn anr rrouE. A ue.ra "a
- EuuUHa CO. 1ewwers
WMNHErHn Tmarrrum 60
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-15
KANAWHA MAN SLAIN

ground. and a. she approached Thomp-
son compelled her 70 kneeI and pray
tor her own ife. The murderer. hoo.
ever. did not shoot Mrs. Younr. anf
presently left the premises and walkud
20 Charleston. On The uay ha fein-
phoned 20 Dstective Howard amlfh
What he bad done and thaf he waa %
bis vay 10 the city 10 surrendnr.
NUr6ersr PALS 20 suiclds.
netectivr euith and aherin n p
smith started out 81 meet Ttompnon.
and as fhey appruachef HIN fn rna
wcat sLf. 81 fhe city IL murdNraF
p1iirc 1iz rrrcircr. poiztre = t1zz-1z
his kcart ant aref Thoup.oa uaa
rreatiY eEcltef. and ne hullsl nlrna1
I'm euilreiy. Thla afisrnora - 80
80 ~ a. rranf ilry ullhouf han
L.ate lhla afIrrucon ~ 6ncunnf -
taIE ancut fna maffrr
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-15
GEO. YOUNG VICTIM
or FORMER EsIPJOYE.
Murder Gives Self Up After Trying
10 shoot Self. But Bullet
MiEsed.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. March T.
-GeorEs rounr. q prosperoua farmer
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DIR. M'FARLAND ON TRIAL

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