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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-31
ANT!-HORGETHIEF ASSOCIA-
TION PICNIC NEXT WEEK

The annual picnic of the Logan
County .Horsethief association
viii be held at Mineral. Wells par,
Thursday, September 5th Tue
usual parade viii take place
The following special prizes have
been offered:
Pony races, $3 ST.
Mule race $&, 81. 81.
Woman ball throwing $125. 75c.
SEC
Girls nail driving contest ST .25,
nc, soc.
Tall mems foot race $50 ST.. soc
BOYS foot race $3.50. 81, soc
Girls foot race $1.50, ST, soc.
Boys sack races 80, I'll, soc
Girls' sack race-$l50, 81. SOC
The welcome address will be de
lyered by Frank Mcclure After the
parade and speaking a big basket
dinner will take place in the park
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-31
z YEARS Old
he MARR|ES
GIRL Of q
4O-YEAR.OLD SON I K + 5
TO ANNUL THE
MARRIAGE

Philadelphia. Aug 3l-Behind the
announcement made late today of the
marriage of John Schoenherr, seven
ty-two years old and very wealthy
and Julia Kleinbach. a twenty-one-
year-old domestic who has been IN
his emDloye for three years. there
lies a story.
Mrs Schoenherr died two years
ago. Since then the family, consist
ing OF p son more than forty years
of age and daughter almost as old'
has Deen divided over the infatuauon
OF schoenherr for the maidservant'
Last saturday the aged manufactures
8ad the girl went TO Wilmington
BEL. ACCOMPANIED by the daughter
who is oid enough 10 be The parent
of her stesmother Magistrate Giuch'
man issued a marriage license ana on
Sunday the ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Mr.. Wolfer, marrying
inarson. News of the marriage was
suppressed and none in the party
.voujd tell his or her identity.
Magistrate Gluekeman today admit
TOD no had suppressed the news De'
cause Of the fact that should IL pc
made known the son hd"lh =. y
Sctoenberr. would create trouble
,baf would interfere with pending
business deals in which botn ia'hef
and son were Interested. me iiiai-
ryiua parson' also agreed to ald ID
loaping the marriage secret.
Il. C. Schoenherr went to Wllmih5,,
ION today 10 see il the marriage had
g heen performed in legal way tie
said he would certainly take legal
nroeeedings TO have it annulled
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-31
PRIZES To BE GIVEN
AWAY LABOR DAY

Following are a few OF the prizes TO
be given at the Labor Day picnic,
Monday September , commencing at
$3.50 a. m. at Mineral Wells park.
Creased pole, $500
Creased pig, SEQ
ie eating contest $1.00.
Woman ban throwing. first prize,
St25. second 75c, third soc.
Boys fool race, 80 yards. first $l.0o,
second soc, third 25c.
Girls foot race, 30 yards. first 800
second SOC, third 25c.
Boys sack race, 50 yards first $l.00,
second 50c third 25c.
Girls sack race 30 yards, first $l0o
second Soc, third 25c.
Fat mans race. $50 lbs or more,
first Sl.00, second soc, third 25c
Whelbarrow race, first $100. sec
ond soc, third 25c.
Many otheg contests with prizes TOO
t. mention will be am
nouncod ami lulled off on the ground.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-31
FOUND
JOYWATER
IN JUG
BAD NEGRO ARRESTED IN
ELBO FOR DISTURB
INC PEACE

John Skope, colored porter in "a
local drug store was arrested thie
morning on charge OF booflegglns.
4 Jug OF booze was found in his pos
session lie was released on a cash
bond for appearance this evening ~
police court
The police have been on this ne
gros trail for some time and have
made 2 search Of his room on several
occasions in HE past but he has ali
ways been too loxy for them This
ume they calsht HIN with the
-oods on
Eennic Moore. Well known Elbo
character, who is we'll acquainted in
police court circles, will again have
his name written in the police dock
ct this evening. He started early
this morning to make a rough house
out of a South 9th street resort. but
didn't Let far along in the making
He objected to the merry -go-round
recently erected in the Elho district
and decided to throw it into the Cot
tonwood He failed Judge Nissleg
viii take care OF his ease AZ O'Clock
this evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-31
DIED FROM
EFFECTS Of
FIST BLOW
FRANK LOPELS, LOG A N
COUNTY FARMER, ARREST
ED FOR MURDER

Sheriff Bart Nur1hv today arrested
Frank Lopels on charge OF murder
Lopels was arrested by Murphy
early this morning at his ,arm home
two miles south OF Mulhall
Thursday afternoon LoJeis and q
man named VIM. Henedy, OF Perry.
Oklahoma, engaged in fist fight al
the Lopels farm ID which it is said
Henedy got decidedly the worst or
&c. He was knocked down several
times by Lopels. l.opels used no
weapons. il is said. other than na-
ture's. in the aifrHayf
After the trouble iIenedy left the
Lopels farm and returned TO his
home at Perry. Yesterday afternoon
at o'clock he died and it is now
claimed thar the beating ne received
at theh ands OF LopeIs was the cause
of his death
Lopeis is now In jail here awaiting
his preliminary hearing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-31
BULL NOOSER
SECURES A
NANDAMUS
WILL TEST RIGHT OF
TEDDY PARTY TO co
ON BALLOTS

Judge Edward D. OldGeld. presid.
ling in the superior court of Oklaho-
ina CITY Fridav afternoon. granted an
alternative writ Of mandamus to T.
h, Persons, of Chickasha. Bull Moos
ior directed TO the state election
hoard In which the board Is ordered
to show cause why Il should not place
the name of Persons on the November
ballots as a progressive candidate for
the ofice of congressmau.atlarge
The action was uggested hy the
supreme court Thursday, when If re-
fused 10 accept original jurisdiction
in the case, which was originally Sled
before it. lt is based on the refusal
OF the state election board 10 print
on the ballots the names Of candi-
dates of the progressive party and is
a sort of test ease. inasmuch as 10
viii serve as precedent for a mum.
Der of other cases of like nature
Persons alleges in his petition that
he filed as candidate for congress.
mau-at-large on June -, long before
the filing neriod closed that William
Linn. an empoye OF the state cleo
ton board told him the filing was le.
cal and that the board intended to
accept It. Hrt tue name did not ap.
pear on any primary ballot and Per
sons states, on August l6 he received
notice that the election board would
not consider the application as obi.
eating them to put the name on the
November ballots Persons also al.
leges that he filed with the state
board statement ON his primary
campaign expenses.
The matter viii come mp for dnaiI
bearing in the superior court today
and decisioH will then De given ItI
rs likely that the ease VIII be ear
rled to the supreme court no matter
%hloh way the case is decided
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-31
SUIT INVOLVING TITLE
TO VALUABLE INDIAN
SPRING SETTLED

Judge Cotteral today handed down
AN opinion in am old territorial day
case The suit involved title TO In
dian land bought by the Rock Is
land railroad The railroad com
pany bought "A valuable spring from
a Cheyenne Indian named Medicine
Bear The Indian entered plea that
be did not intend selling the spring
that he thought he was merely
leasing IT, The error in the trans
action was placed on the interpret
er.
The case was decided IN favor oi
The Indian on the grounds that the
indian had no right TO make deed or
lease The deed held by the com
aauy was declared 10 be null and void
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-31
General William Booths

General William Booths
Memorial Service
Memorial services in memory Of
General William Booth founder OF
the Salvation Army and for "a years
its commander in chief, viii be held
at the city hall Sunday afternoon.
Sept lst at 3:15 D. m Al which May
or ]. r. Nissiey, will preside The
program viii be as follows
Opening song Shall we Gather at
the River
Prayer by Father Sole
Solo by Mrs J Barrett
Addresses viii be given by Mayor
Nissley, Capt J A. Martin, Rev
Coleman Rev ! r Abernatbv and
MIS- ] Barrett.
Mrs. j Barrett will have charge Of
the singing. and Rev Coleman viii
deliver the principal address Of the
day Everybody is invited 10 be
present
CAPT J.. A. MARTIN.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-31
FORTUNE TO NEGRO WOMAN

Pratt KAN Aug. 3t-0Irs |. B
Birkins. O negro woman of this city.
was .eft $4,000 i'm eae win OF J W.
Creech q hansen OF HerIngfon. VINO
died August 6
Mrs. Birkins was am orphan child,
years old when the Creech famI
ly tooE her to rear. Thoy had "a
children OF their own. She lived
with lae family nearly q years
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-31
ONE KILLED, OTHERS INJURED
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
(By Associated Press.)

Wheaton llls Aug. 3l-One was
killed and two injured, probably fatal
ly, when an automobile in which they
we're driving 10 the automobile races
at Elgin was struck today by an inter
urban electric car near here. The ac
cident was similar to the one yester-
day when ] r. Ballinger. riding in
ne auto races, was killed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-31
BRING SUIT FOR Sl,228

s. G. Ramey and NJ. F. Ramey, OF
this CITY through their attorney Gus.
fave A Erixon. today commenced
suit in the district court against r.
ID. Todd. as administrators OF the es-
tate of Ann E. Mckinney go recover
S12aS.O0, which they claim due
Them for nursing and caring for Mrs
Mckinney for over three years
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-31
COULDN'T TAKE THE MONEY

Jersey City. y. T Aug 81 Former
ne.sh1ors OF Michael Kiley an aged
recluse who occupied "a ramshaelSie
house on Bright street here Tor many
years. we're surprised 90 learn today
that The old man had died possessed
o. a fortune which the appraiser es-
f.nates at 100000
@ this total, s65.Q00 goes 70 Ms.
Margaret Jones. VINO took care ot
Klay n his last illness A big share
or the residue goes 40 Mrs Catherine
DAILY BeishUOr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-31

non payment Of these bonds could
not he obtained nor can they he en-
forced against its general assets or
resort be had to general taxation
for the purpose Of raising a revenue
to satisfy them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-31
CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS

The following have contribute
cd 10 the Wilson-Marshall Cam
paign FUND through The Daily
Leader this paper being author
lied by the Democratic commit
tee to collect a popular subserip-
ton from the voters OF Oklaho
ma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-31
TIE WEATHER

IHY AAanFIaTeU IFtsa-l
New Orleans, Aug Sl-TOnisht and
sunday generally fair
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-31

Send your contribution-any
amount. large or small to us
and IT will be forwarded TO the
National Campaign committee
The money thus collected VIII De
used to restore popular govern
ment and place the People ;
Rule in vogue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-31

Clolsea Is starting 0no park
system.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-31

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02

s. 8ottomlp bon ser Murconi @ire=
leb telegraph So. iin6 bier BON Seem
Dort ollf @ralno bon 8orla0ungen oes
MllSldulies angefpmmren. Sic iino
oarollf %porbereitet, ale 6ragen 5n be=
ontportcn, sic iid) ollf sic Sednif oes
0rabtloicn Splteu1s bc5icbcn. Scr
Nllsld)llB fat alld) ieine M6iidt fu11o=
gegebcn, 0cn erltgenannten 3elgen
eil1gebcnS iiber feline &erbinoumg nit
ser lcincn Namcn tragcnocn Nadridt
SIT hcfragcn, mcld)e an bic uGarpa=
thia" 9cid)idt mrtroe lno 0as grgeb=
nib batte, oab Scr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
otf oieieu Sdiffe ollc e%inaebcnocn
9tad)rid)tcn iiber 6os l1ngliif 5l1riid-
bielt. Senator Smitb bofft, imltan=
SC SIT lein, olle britiiden 3@,gen mab=
reno Der @o6e 5l1 entlaiien.
@cttmn9sd)anecm Der Gadagiere.
en- Dorf, 20. Mpril.
Sn elmer lleberlidt ser 9ebren, sic
bos vSitanic" =llngliid gcgcben lat,
fragt Smrence @easlep, Gin Mit=
glico Scr ltnipcrl it6t bon Cambridge,
meld)cr iib u1ter SEN @eretteten BE-
fano: u@cldJer Mrt lino Sic perbalt=
nibn1dBigcn Observation-Disclosures
fiir Eoliagicrc crltcn &lolie ul10 Mei=
icnoc I'M 3miidenoed?" Ct fomntt
81 folael1oem grgebnib: SD babe
Sen Ero5cnti at ser @erettcten Scr pier
&lniicn m1sgerednet uro fin0e fol-
gcn0cs: Grl tic &lalle 63.6 Erp5c11t,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02

5mcite alale 80 Gro3ent, 3miider0ed
26.7 8ro5ent, Offi5iere uno Mann=
iduften 1928 &ro5ent. 0ieie 3ablen
fins iebr lebrreid. Sic 3ablung bon
l1ngcfabr $75 mebr Scr erlten &laiie-
Meiicuoeu I'M @erbaltnib 5l Sem pon
sen 3miidclroedern be5ablten Eoiiage=
eeloern gi6t sen Gritercn cine mebr
ais 5meimol 10 groBe Moglid)feit CUR
Gettltna i6res 2ebens."
@cidliiilc Der sccmannsmniuncm.
Sic u9fem Dorf @atcr Tront &C.
oeration", sic 3entraloraaniiation Ser
l1nioneu ser 81 itenfa6rcr, &odc,
S6iffsbei5cr, Sdaucrlc1tc 1no on=
ocrer am @oiier tbatiacn 9lrbciter,
fut ibren Mitglieoern sic Nnmeilang
5ugeben loiien, sic Mrbeit al,f Shif=
fen 81 permeigern, sic nid)t Sic &C.
eignetcn Observation-Disclosures mno
cine g%e1iigc,oe Nusriiituna an 9fct=
tl111asbootcn bciiben. Sn Ser pcrof-
fcntlid)tcn @rfl0rum beiBt cs: Ser
.5treif auf Ser Olympic" nm mebr
qrn0 Before Mettlmgsbopte hot nos
@olf o,f oieier Seite oes MeercS lit
Mufregung gebrodt. @ir lino el't=
ldlolien, oae Mnitrengllngcn SIT mo-
delt, ltn ei11en Gbnliden Gerlnlt al
Mcnidenleben, mic Ser ol,f Scr 81
tonic" SIT perbiiten."
Ncmcr Strcif in SidJt.
2iperppol, 80. Mpril.
Sic ltnipn Ser Matrolen u10 Sci
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02

ger fat ioeben 8eihliiie angenom~
men, meld)e %erflare11, 0ab lire Wfit=
glie0er fi6 meigern meroen, arf
S6iffen gu fabren, pcrn nid)t ein
8eamter ser Union bei Ser @nmult e=
rung 6es Herl onalS gegermartig 1T.
Gen Mitglie0ern ser Union mur6e
nidt eeitattet, @ontrofte fir peridie=
oene S6iffe ein5ugeben, menn nidt
6as Gerlangen ser LINTON nad bobe=
rem 9obnen fir Matrol en unD @ei5er
bemiqigt miro. Mntroien perlo11gen
$22.50 uaro @ci5er $25 pro Monat.
9ie %genannte Union fat ferner Be-
iddolien, 0ob lire Mit9lie0er iid uei=
germ ioQen iregno ein S9iff nit &of=
len ooer 2eberlsmitteln 81, periebe11,
meldes Nidtunionii item ooer Gbineien
ais Matrol en at 9orb fat. Ser &C.
fretdr Scr Union erfldrt, es beitebe
5mar g%egelnpartig fein Streif, aber
6a5 erite sdiff oeiien gigent6iimer
iid meigern, oie bier geitellten Sc
0%ingu1gen 5lt erfiille11, miir6e fir Sic
Matroie n 0aS 9(11s itan0slignol be0el1=
ten. Sic MGnner in Cardiff ur6 in
an6cren !@dfen, in 6cnen b0berc 20h=
nc be5oblt mer0en, iin0 81 einem spn1=
pot6ie=Streif entidlolien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
9lmerif. =rnNild)er @ertraa.

ct. Petersburg, 26. Apri(.
Ser Miniiter 0e5 MeuBern, 80. So=
lproff, iproh arl1 6reitog in Ser 1l1=
in ct. petersburg oes ldl1geren
ilber Die m%1ssp0rtige11 Yc5iebr1ngel1
MllBlonbs un0 beriibrte BABEL oud Sic
&iil10igu1g nes ruiiiid=omerifaniihcn
Gertroges pom Sabre 1882 ol1r6 sic
Ser. staaten. Erai. Iaft, iagte er,
bobe Sic &iin0igl1ng in cine Jorm &C.
fleiSct, Sic inn il1ternotionalen Ser
febr iiblidl lei, trot0eln mer0e sic &C.
bal'ptlng, baB &ubla1o SEN Gertrag
nerlest babe, BON ernit0ellfel10en 9(me=
rifanern feil1en Nllgenblid geglol1bt.
@enn sic Ser. Staoten Sdritte BIN
lid,tlid) cincs ncllcn Gertrages unter=
ne6n1en l%olltcn, miirbe Gl1BlonS oQer=
oi@us bie @iinide after &lallen 0e5
rlli1iiden Gplfes in 8etrod]t sieben
m%iiiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
Nottereitutt6
memer @eiebe.
Mcaelnms bcs brabtluicm Spitems anf
sdiffcn fir mnierc 6afcm. = Sec
mamms- ltniunen perlansen grDRere
Gidcr6cit. - SmtcreXantc 8ered)s
mmmg Der &ettmngsdpamcen aad)
GdiffsflaXcm.
@oibington, 80. Mpril:

Ser Senotsausid)ub, meld)er olc
Grmittel1ngen iibcr 0as l(nglllf out
ser u1itanic" fiibrt, beablidtlgt bon
iebt cb meitere llnterludln1gen ilber
oos orabtloie Nad)rid)tenlpltem allt
Sdiffen on5llltellen, sic oas Meltz
nicer be obre1. CAN'T perbilloet ser
l%t,,tcrl lld)ungsul1sidJl1B Sic atsge=
iprpd]e1e Mbl idt, cine 8el csgebuu1g
por5ubereiten, lpeld)e fir Sen @etrieb
oes orobtloien Nadrid)tenoienl ties
maB9eben0 lit ollf S6iffen, Die III
onlcrifaniiden @6feu oufon1mell ooer
lie perlolien. @is jett fat Sic &C.
fiibrtc llnteri rdllng sic Sbatlod}e er=
mittelt, 0uB Sic Selcgrapbiltelr, bic
Sen orabtlolen Iienlt perlebel1, 81 &C.
ring be5ablt meroel1, piel SIT large
Stll10el1 orbeiten miiie11 lr1o bon IT.
gelro meld)er Mufiiht l,nabbangig li1o.
Ser @m1ptlngeniellr Sun1mis un0 S.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02

halo mcrfen, oab CT 0euti6e ltn5 .fel-
ne Mmerifaner Dor ?id bat. Gr miro
sen 5hiilcrn amerifaniide S0cen bel=
brinyen, iclbit aber altrd ieinen %er<
febr NIT Sen Sdiilcrn m0breno Ser
Sdulscit 1lno nit 2ebrern at anoererl
3citel,, oel,tidp Sbulgebral1d)c o,1=
uebncl, Inn Tic lp0ter in Mmerifo a,l=
5ltmeuoen.
Ser 9cbrermnstouih 5miihcn ocrl
bciocn 2an0ern fat alto iebr piel 9dl-
ten, fir beioe Climber, oenn in beioen
2Gnocrn fann nod 6prtldritt gennadJt
meroen, uno o1,rh 2cbrerm1stonld lit
eir Mittel gefunber, oos Sen Sort
lhritt allf sic praftiihe @eiie foroern
fonll. Gr miro mebr Glltonoc britt
0el1 ais Sal1lcnbe bon Observation-Disclosures
pcrm1hten. Gin mirflider Mustauld
fi,oet olleroings gegcn>pdrtig NH III.
ter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ltatt. Ser
Ginilub jeop6 ser oaourh ol,sgeiibt
mira, pcrbreitet iid} olld allf Ste a1l<
ocrcn Shlllen ltno BON Sen SdNllen
inter 0os Soft. Sn oicicr @eiic lit
scr 9c6rcrm1staulh Hidt nl,r ein Mit=
tel lll1 Sic beiSen Shnlel1 SIT perbci=
fern, ionoern CT troat al1d) 0a5u BET,
Sic bci0en groben Nationcn, Sic lid)
chamber iopiel SIT perOa11fen babcn,
cllacr al pereiniQcn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
Sic Srnitnntcrind)nua.
Sal II, 27. 9(pri(.

Nls cri tel Shritt in Ser fiir3li6
Dom Sous olttprilicrtcn l1nter' uduug
aegeu Sen ongeblid} beite5erSen Gclo=
trlllt fiin0igte SOS sltitdllhigc &on1ite
am Son1ltog oil, 0ab es elnfrogcl1 an
10000 8anfe1 0es 2a10c5 al,sge=
ianat bot, in oenen oieie mfgefor=
bert merofn, .genal1e11 9lufidll1B iibcr
Sen genal1en Stan0 i6rer @eidafte
ltno ibrer 8e5iebu1ger 511 an0ere11
6irmen 81 geben ouf @rl1no oes
Stan6s am 80. @(pril. 0ie Mnfroge
ridtet iib an ale Mational=, Stoats=
uno Eripatbanfe11, iopie an ale
Sparfaiien, 9eib= uno Sruit=@elel
idaften.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
&eneSigs 8lpfcntbnrn1.
Genebig, 81. Mpril

Sic @eibe oes 11el1el1 @lodel=
TURNS Ser ct. Marfus= Stride, me(,
d)er sen Dor 5ebn So6ren eingeitiir5=
ten eriett, fat bier BEL prGdttgem
@etter itattgefun0en. Staliener un0
Srem0e maren gu Sauien6en nit
Son6er5iigen un6 gu Sdiff BON Bet
Sen seiten oes M0riatiiden Meeres
berbeigefommen. Ole Sta0t batte
6laggenge>pan0 aneelegt, mabren0
Ser Nlat Dor ser &atbe0rale sic Sat-
ben &enetiens uno ser Station 5eigte,
lonlt aber al16 nit Sem Damolt un0
SEN 1eppiden aus ser 3eit ser Sc
publif ousgeidmiidt mar. 9ie 0rei
Ealaite, nel6e sen @arfusplat 11mge=
ben, maren gemaB ibrer @auart NIT
5000 @liiblidtern fir sic 8eleud=
t1ng ant Mben0 Der eben mor0en. 3um
erlten 0iale 5eigte sic @lode bon ct.
Mlipio, 1nelde leit Sabren pegen 6es
uniideren 3uitan6es oes Gburmes ge=
i9miegen bottle, mie6er sic Stun6en
an, mas oue @enetianer iebr rmbrte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
@an6elbilber perboten.

Fbila0elpbio, &a., 81. Mpril.
Mapor 8%lanfenbl1rg bon 9bilaoel=
pbia erlieB am Samitag einen @efebl,
Ser Sic gorfiibrung BON @anoelbil=
bern, Sic Sen l%1ntergong Ser Sitanic
5ltnt @egenita11o boben, in ser Staot
perbietet. Ser MaDor erfl6rt, eritens
ieien oieie 8il6er ia ale s9min6el,
5meitens gebe es enti6ieoen 5t melt,
menu 0iel les graBlide l1ngliid ol,dy
nod geiddftlid nltsgebeutet >per0e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02

g6ledter Mppetit lit Elm fi@eres
3eiden p%er0orbener Ber6anung. Vin1=
&c 9olen bon @bamberlains Magen<
nn6 2eber=Sabletten miro Cure Ser
6olnlng 1tqrfen uno @lren Mppetit
perbeIiern. Sauien5e baben Muben
qebobt, in6em Tie oieie Eablette mob
men. 8erfouft bon alien 6anolern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
9as @nnacr9cipenit.
tor 81. 9(prf)

Sic neutrality-suspicious. erldBt
eincn NppeQ an Sic @%elpobner ser
Ser. Stooten, 0eloer auf5ubrilracl,,
I'M elmer @l1ngersl1otb in CHINA por=
5ubeugen. ulteber cine Millipn Mcl1,
ide11 ii1ro in Motb, oringenoe @iilfe
lit notblpen0ig," beiBt es Ii. a. in eiz
l1er outs Sba1rgboi ei1getroffcnen Sc
peide. NIs Minoeltilunn1c, Sic CT
for0erlid lit, 0aS @lngergei'pc11lt sit
m,t1en, 1piro 100000 ongegebcn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-20
OFFICERS CRIME
MOST Revolving
Shoots Wife and Three Children
and Then Commits
Suicide.
NOT AMERICAN AS REPORTED.
Captain Murray Had Leased
House Under Name OF Richard
Charles Mackie.

London. Angus, le.-Reports, which
were given scarehe ads in the early
afternoon additions OF the London
newspapers. that rich American
named Mackie had murdered his wife
and three children ana had then COM
rnitted suicide by shooting with a re-
volver. horrined the American colony
here. Later. the American residents
were received when Investigation dis
closed that the author OF the butchery
was not an American. but the tragedy
is one OF the most revolving that has
occurred in England in recent years.
Captain Hicks Murray. formerly Of
the Gordon HIshlanders. some seven
or eight years ago. took as mistress
Florence Taylor. young woman OF
respectable family and two years ago
ne married. Florences young sister
Edith.
BY the Taylor woman Murray had
two children and by his wife one
Mrs. Murray did not live with her
husband long but her sister remained
in the house.
Representing himself as Richard
Charles Mackie an American. the
former army officer a few weeks ago
rented d house in Est5ourne fash
ionable watering place siXty-six miles
southwest OF London. installing there
the Taylor woman and their two child
rem. Last Sunday night the legal wife
and child appeared on the scene and
the tragedy followed. Murray. In 1T
OF frenzy. whipped out a revolver and
shot his wife and tho three little ones
dead. He also fred two shots at the
Taylor woman. both bullets taking
effect and then. after setting hre to
the house, committed suicide. The
charrcd bodies OF the nve persons
killed were found in tho ruins of the
building.
The injured woman was taken 10 a
hospital where she lies tonight in a
hystcrical condition. She was visited
at the hospital this afternoon BY
another sister who said that her
brother inlaw was formerly a captain
Of the Scots Greys and later was con
nected with the Territorials. He had
twice suffered from sunstroke while
In India. she said. and had shown
signs OF insanity for a time. having
been confined in an asylum.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-20
Dr.. Sun Vat Sen Slain,
Rumor in San Francisco

san Francisco, Cal. August TO-
HumnrN thnt Or sun lnt sen, frst
provisional President Of Chinn. had
bcen nssnnEinntcd In reiSing to-day
by the soldiers OF President Yum
Shi kni caused great excitement In
Chinatown Tonight. The rumors
could he traced 90 no authentic
source, hut varying accounts of the
alleged assassination were posted
on bulletin boards throughout the
Chinese quarter.
~ the Offices of the Chinese con-
snl-Gencrni nnd the two Chinese
daily newspapers news of au
attack upon DIR. Sun had been re-
ceived. and the report OF his death
was given liitie crcdeDce Cable
grams were dispatched to Picking,
however, induirinE M to the snfety
of the former revolutionary lender
according to the minors placnrd-
cd In Chinatown. DR.. sun had left
Shanghai for Picking ycstcrda, 10
undertake to suve the republic from
threatened renewal Of hostIiitlcS
as the result OF the execution of
Generals Chang Chen wa and tcnE
Wei.