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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-21
NO ROYAL TRAGEDY
Declares King Of Belgium, Denying
Report That Queen Had Killed
Rival

BRUSSELS. Belgium. May 2O.-A
semi-official commun que. dealing
with false reports as 10 the private
life OF the royal family was issued to-
day in the following terms:
Since a recent garden party held
AZ Lack-on. caluminoUs rumors have
been put in circulation concerning the
private life OF the royal family. II
was even declared that on the day OF
the garden party the queen OF the
Belgians surprised King Albert in the
company OF a lady OF the chamber
and that the queen shot the woman
dead with a revolver
King Albert had no knowledge OF
these reports, although fer several
days military officers attached 10 the
court had learned OF them BY tele-
phone calls both from Belgium and
abroad. After consultation it was de-
cided 10 scquaint the king with the
report. Ills majesty was astonished
and very indignant lie decided to
prosecute the authors Of the reports
and all persons repeating them.
Criminal proceedings we're insti-
tuted this afternoon before the kings
procurator
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DIES IN ELECTRIC CHAIR
CHRONOLOGY IN
RlcHESoN CASE.

October l4.-Avis Linnell
found 6sad from cyanide pois-
oning in bathroom OF Young
Woman's Christian Association.
October 1S.-Druggist Hahn
tells OF selling Rev. Richeson
poison.
October 2O.-Home OF Rich
eson's fiancee. Violet Edmands.
surrounded by police to pre-
vent his escape.
October Richeson sur
renders.
October e5.-Body OF Avis
Linnell exhumed for autopsy.
November l.-Richeson in
dicted for murder in first de-
gree.
November 2.-Richeson pre-
sents resignation to his Cam
bridge congregation.
November 3.-Richeson. ar
raigned. pleads not guilty"
Trial date set at January IS.
November a4.-Resignation OF
Richeson as pastor accepted by
congregation.
December 30.-Richeson cuts
himself with improvised tin
knife in cell.
December Especial Venire
OF 2T5 called for Richeson trial.
January RichesOn con-
fesses his guilt.
January 9.-Sentenced to
death in electric chair.
cell.
May 11.-Pronounced sane
and Governor Foss removes
last hope Of staying execution.
May 2i.-Electrocuted.
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WEE AND TOTS
DYNAMITED BY
MAD FOREIGNER
CHILDREN ARE DEAD;
WOMAN FATALLY HURT.
Logan County Tragedy Follows
Wife's Discovery That Husband
Was Bigamist.
Posse Effects His Capture-He Is
Rushed to Huntington to
Prevent Violence.
sPecial Dispatch to the Intellisencer.

Special Dispatch TO the IntelIisencer.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va, May 20
Because his young wife refused to
live with him after she learned that
he had a wife in his native country
from whom he had not been divorced.
James Mongerrose, aged 40. an
Italian miner. blew up the house IN
which his wife and her two little
brothers. 3 and years old. were
sleeping at Ethel. in Logan county, at
an early hour this morning.
The two children were instantly
killed by the force OF the explosion
of dynamite. and Mongerrose's bigam-
Gus wife was fatally injured. being
horribly burned. a posse started on
the trail of the dynamiter at an early
hour to-day and capured him this
evening at ClOthier. He was brought
here and lodged in Jail. as it was
feared violence would be attempted II
he was returned to Logan.
He made a confession TO Detective
Newkirk. who led the posse. saying
he was only sorry that he did not
kill his wife.
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COLUMBUS. o.. May 20.-Ohio to-
night rested from the strain OF the
last two weeks campaign. during
which four Presidential candidates
.bombarded the state from one end TO
the other. and is ready for tomorrow
primaries.
Three Of the Republican candidates
for the Presidential nomination car
ried their fights almost up 10 the hour
OF balloting. and tonight President
Taft, Col. Roosevelt and Senator La
Toilette are making their final ad-
dresses. Governor Judson Harmon
ended his fight for the state Saturday
night.
The second 20 the last state to hold
presidential preference primaries. and
the home " two of the candidates.
Ohio Is considered the erux Of an un-
usual political situation.
Unprecedented Activity.
Activity in the Ohio campaign Is
said 90 be without precedent in the
present presidential contests. Il was
in this state that Col. Roosevelt first
presented the platform upon which he
is basing his fight
Woodrow Wilson, Governor Har-
mons only opponent, did not enter the
state. Harmon's serious antagonist
has been William Jennings Bryan,
who urged Wilson's nomination in sew
eral campaign tours. Senator Robert
LaFollette. after opening the fight in
the state. returned last Friday night
and made two speeches in support OF
his cause. Governor Harmon limited
his campaign 10 ive night addresses.
which we're given over to answering
attacks made on him by Bryan.
President Taft and Governor Har-
mon tonight went TO their homes in
Cincinnati. The President will leave
tomorrow afternoon for Washington,
and Governor Harmon will hear the
returns az his home. Col. Roosevelt
and Senator LaFollette completed
their campaigns. the one leaving for
the east tonight and the other for the
west
Expect Big Vote.
Supporters OF all factions are ex-
pecting a large primary vote. Be
Ccontinued on Eleventh PaEs).
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PERJURY
Indicated In Archibald Probs-Typi,,
Says Williams. Not soIsna. Wrote
Fatal Letter.

WASHINGTON. MAY o-Tbe con.
nection of p. y. Williams. rarfncr cf
Judge Robert W Archibald. OF the
commerce court. in the Katydid Cuim
bank deal was the subject of probe
today by the house judiciary com.
mittee. with Miss Mary Bolaud. of
Scranton. Pa. stenographer % " p
boland. accuscr ~ the jurist. as the
principal witness
Miss Bolnnd swore that Instead OF
" = Boland having dictated the Ie..
ter of March %. 1912. ln which 70
reference was made 20 a silent
partner tn tho K1fydid cuin hams
deal now claimed ~ have been Iudea
Archibald. that Williams was tb.
author ~ it Williams corrected his
testimony Friday Fo as fo mako 30 an.
pear that Boiand dictated fh. letter
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EFFECT OF MAJORITY
REPORT ON INQUIRY
Holds Senate Cannot Reverse For
mer Decision Without New
Convincing Evidence.

WASHINGTON. May .o-why
Senator Lorimor should be permitted
10 retain his seat in the senate was
rct 'orth to-day by The majority Of
the senate special Lorimcr COMMITTEES
IN their report 10 The senate. 10 was
submitted by Chairman Dillingham;.
and had the approval ~ Senators
Gamble and Jones. Republicans. and
Fletcher and Johnston. Of Alabama.
Democrats
Tho majority took the position that
the senate. having once "aolmcnly
and deliberately" passed upon the
charges against Senator Lorimcr. Do
should be- permitted t0 retain his seat
Unless now and convincing evidence
had been produced establishing cor.
ruriion in hls election. Absolutely no
"new end substantial evidence" had
been produced at the roiuvcatir1tion.
the majority said. and ac0uontiy
they declared the rules of Justice ro
quircd fho former judgment cf the
senate uphoiding Mr. Lorimrr %
stand
The report dealt al iength with the
evidence in on erioavor 90 show
nothing substantial had been pro
duccd against Senator Lorimer. tt alec
reviewed the LEGAL authorities 20 show
that tho first Investigation o. tho
senate should BE- taken as fnal
Discussed Evidence.
The controlling factor In the action
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CANDIDATES CONFIDENT;
BIG VOTE EXPECTED.
Taft and Roosevelt Managers I'm
Willing to Admit Possibility
of Defeat.
Wilson Men Claim Harmon Win
Lose Many Delegates-Claim
One in His Own District.
PREDICTIONS ON EVE
OF OHIO PRIMARY

The result in Ohio will re-
suit in many delegates now on
the Roosevelt wagon coming
to US II Taft carries the state,
as ! feel confident he will. -
Senator Mckinley. Taft ma
tional manager.
The President will not be
turned down by his home
state."-L. c. Laylin, Taft's
Ohio manager.
I'VE continue TO expect a
practically complete sweep of
the districts by Roosevelt
Walter Brown, Roosevelt man.
ager.
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LORIMER ENTITLED TO SEAT

.of the senate reopening tne case. 90
the majority says. was reports that a
fund ~ 100000 was either raised BY
or through the efforts of Edward
Hines. tho Chicago lumbcrman. 70
secure the election of Senator Lori
mcr.
Tho majority rejected the version
~ Clarence 8. Punk general man
agcr Of the International Harvester
company. ~ &C. stood uncorroborated
either by other Witnesses or BY any
circumstances
Other evidence the committee dis
credits. and declares instead Of SEN
ator HolEtiaw being paid 10 vote for
Lorimer he had been paid by liquor
Interests 10 defray hi1 campaign ~
n dry candidate" Everything con
nccted with the evidence indicates
that Senator Holstlavs love ~
money is n consuming passion. that u
dominates his judgment. deadons his
conscience and destroys Hia regard
for truth
1n conclusion the commutce d.
clarcs that 1.crimer's election vas
The result % political coudftiona and
not tho corrupt use Of money. Aa 70
n Jackpot" corruption fund. the com
miffoo reports that from evidences
such funds seem to have always been
more or loes common in Illinois.
Minority Report
The minority reported that the
cv vIdcncc presented 90 the second In
vcstiEnfiou was broader and more FAR
reachInE" than che previous inquiry
broucht ont. and that 90 conciusivoiy
established that at least ten 80 he
votes cast FOR Lorimer we're corrupt.
and that bic election therefore was
invalid
The minority report was signed BY
Senators Kern and lee (Dcmocratal
and Kenyon (RepublicInl.
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NO COMPROMISE
WITH TAFT MEN
SAYS COLONEL. MAKING
LAST APPEAL IN OHIO.
I'll Name the Compromise Candi-
date, and He'll be Me-" Says
the Colonel.
Takes Parting Shot at the Bosses
Then Issues Statement to
Republicans.

DENNtSON. O.. May 2O.-The
Roosevelt campaign I'm OHIO came TO
an end here today. After he had
delivered his speech in Dennison the
former president started for oyster
Bay. where he expects TO be when the
returns from the Ohio primary come
In tomorrow night
Col. Roosevelt emphasized two
points in his speeches to-day. he
said first that there would be no com.
promise In the selection OF a Repub-
hcsn candidate for president so far
a. he was concerned.
'lll name the compromise candi-
date he went on. he'll be me. III
name the compromise platform. 10
will be our platform"
The eN-president also called atten.
tion 10 the part which the Republican
national committee will play In deter.
mining the makeup Of the Chicago
convention lie declared that the
bosses would not be permitted to
take control
speech At Cambridge.
Mr. TAFT has recently announced
on two or three different occasions. .''
he said. 40 Cambridge. that what he
calls the ir ends of constitutional gov.
eminent viii control 40 Chicago. That
means. NJ course. and can only mean
that they viii control the national
committee. The national committee
chief function now is 90 determine
what delegates arc originally elected
and whom our opponents talk Of the
friends of constitutional government
controlling tho convention through
that committee an they mean .s that
the baeses and their Representatives
are io have tho say whether tho dole.
Eafcs elected by the majority Of the
Republicans are to bc seated or not
q fcrvr notice ON them that tho
people. the rank and Die ~ the Re.
publican party viii b. tho masters
and MOI The servants Of the men they
have chosen 90 represent them. that
we win control and our representa-.
tivcs win controf the national con.
ventiou from now on will control our
legislation in state and Nation"
Makes Last pea.
Since Col Roosevelt came into Ohio
HccF aro. be- has made nearly
ninety specchea Ie has Travelled T..
1f9 miles within tho borders of the
state Ho showed no signs of fatigue
to.nlcht Col Roosevelt made "a final
appeal 10 the people IN the form of
a statement
Before leaving wish 10 thank the
fooutiHusd on Fars Eisvsn1
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BADLY MIXED
is Presidential Situation. Declare.
Manager % Senator Ia
Toilette.

MADISON Wis. Way g1 Tho
presidential outlook Is awful. mixed .
Faid Walter T. U0rsrr. rampaIrr
manager fHr Senator "a Toilette. t1
day Mr H0usor lar fcr South Ua
kota This afternoon fo arrange aprak
INK dates Tor tho Wisconsin senator
ln that state
Tho personal charges between
President Tar and col Roosevelt,
havo brought the presidential contest
to low level and thc nomination oi
either would mean certain defeat The
people are becoming disrusted." said
Mr. Uouaer
The convention undoubtedly viii
be tied up in "a deadlock. and Z think
senator Ia Toilette stands a good
chance"
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POLITICAL FOE
RAPED BY TAFT
IN WHIRLWIND FINISH
TO 3,OOO-MILE OHIO TOUR
Calls Roosevelt ''The BOlter," Who
Will Wreck Party If He Is
Nominated.
Colonel Not Indispensable to
Country. Though He Tells
People He Is.

DAYTON. o.. May 20. - President
Taft's seven days OF speech.makinE
throughout Ohio came % an end here
tonight with final plea 10 Republi-
cans OF his own state 10 give him their
support az to-morrows primaries and
10 defeat Col. Theodore Roosevelt
whom Mr. Taft dubbed the bcIter."
Mr. Taft appealed all day long IN
practically every one Of the dozen
speeches he made for Republicans 10
consider and keep In mind Mr. Roose-
velts Cleveland speech. where the
president said he prophesied a bolt
He continud 20 predict the wreck Of
the grand old party n Mr. Roosevelt
docs not change his attitude and Is not
assured of the nomination by the ma
toni convention. lie asked Republi-
cans 10 remember how long that party
had existed. what 30 always had stood
for and 10 decide for themselves
whether or not they wished 20 see o.
disrupted 90 crafty the ambition Of
one man"
Mr. Taft has made no predictions
before any Of the primaries IN other
states hevc been held. and he followed
this rule today
Hard Day of Speaking.
l' was n hard day for Mr. Tar The
sun was hot. and be often spoke in
the full glarc Of it Ilis voice was
strong. but the strain Of the long tour
began Co tell.
Tho crowds that turned out today
were fully up To- the mark set earlier
in the campaign. and 40 several towns
exceeded in the estimation of local
officials any ever seen at political
gatherings The demonstrations were
lively and brought smile to tho
presidents face
Mr Taft trs travelled almost three
fhouE1nd miles. md has spent six
days on bic private car and one day
iu Cleveland The trip has been az
trying upon the president as any he
has over undertaken. and Major Thoa
. Th0adcH. his physician. while con.
0ient that hc uiil bo able to take up
Die campaign ON Thuraday. believed
foniFhf that a rest tomorrow and on
Wedurfday and part of Thursday will
not como 1mIfs
Mr Taft late to-day af Nonia said
"Nr Eoorovrlt gaid at Cleveland
The other niEht in effect that be- was
(Continusd on Paro nisvsnJ
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TAFT HAS MORE THAN ENOUGH To WIN

The result in Ohio is of little con-
sequence" said Manager Mckinley
tonight. except for the fact that It
will result in many delegates now on
the Roosevelt wagon coming to US
II Mr.. Taft carries the state, as feel
confident he will. He already has
more than enough delegates TO nomi-
nate. and the Ohio primary is desired
do an endorsement Of his candidacy
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Sncg.al Dispatch 10 the Intelllgencer.
WASHINGTON. D. C.. May 2O.-Nc
addit7ns 10 either the Taft or Roose
velt column Of delegates we're made
tO-udy. ana raft Director Mckinley to
night announced this President Taft
holds his $50 delegates. ten more
than enough to nominate. while Col
Roosevelt has but Us instructed dele
gates.
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PREPARING TO SWOOP
DOWN on MEXICANS
Next Battle of Revolution Expect.
cd 10 Take Place Nov A.
Town Of RellanO.

AT THE REBEL FBONr. NEtR
lfCAiDN. Nor. va. En Farafon
only week ago frr hfafqufrers OF
General OrozDo. to-day finally was
.sarafod hy ffr rebel troops which
marched fo San Antonio. about rir
miles east OF Tho railroad limo. uHors
.hoy arc expected f0 suoop down on
.Ho fedsrlis after fhe main engage
.rruf begins az RCilano. % miles
orth % here
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OF his own home folks. am conf
dent that Mr.. Taft will at least obtain
as many delegates in Ohio as Col.
Roosevelt secured i'm his home state.
New York-seven. There are 124
Republican delegates yet TO be select
ed in the state OF Kansas, Arizona.
New Jersey. North Carolina (partiaD
Ohio, Oklahoma, South Dakota. Ten
nessee tpartian and Texas (par;iaD
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Or. hatfield PLANS
TO VISIT FAtRMoNT

Special Dispatch '1 th- Irf-iifrc1cer.
FA1RMONT. vs. Va. May 90 DIR
H % Hatfield. of Welch. Republican
candidate Tor governor. will speak In
This city Tuesday evening
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OHicers Killed.
At GENERAL OHOICOs HEAD.
QUARTERS. NEAR JfWfNEZ. Mex
Nay 1u C0I0ncls Caesar CanaIes
and Abelsrdo Amaya. tH0 men of fhe
most valiant Officers in thr rstel
army. were killed in tho hFhunE af
Irdr.rrn1. fny miles roufhUrrf of
Torrron. few days aRo. according
f0 OFFICIAL reports fo headqGarters
hero tonight
With Causiea we're three Amcri
cans. Samuel nrebbin of phuadct
phia. and Tracv Richardson. who %.
crates a pair of machine guns. and
Homer Srou "a % Peso photo.
grapher.
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WhEHTHoTou. Msv ao-ror-easft
west VirFinia-rair tuesday.
western Fanuuyivanfa and Ohio
Ehundsr showers and cooler.
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REBELS EVACUATE ESCALON

Tho main body Of the rebeI army
under General salazar b. entrcnchc1
af RrIan0
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The oontronlns factor in ne action
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CcontiHu.a on PaTo nisvsnJ
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fooutinu.a On FaE' ni.vsu5
The record., 1912-03-07
Mother and Child Die Same Day.

Ernes, Nolin, colored, had the
misfortune to lose his wife and a
child the same day. Last Saturday
morning. about 4 o'clock, a two
weeks old boy died from a compli-
cation of troubles, and was buried
at ?. so that afternoon. The mother
had been getting along very well,
but at about S O'Clock she died
without warning, and was not able
to speak after death struck her,
though there were persons In the
room. The cause of death was
paralysis of the pneumograstlc
nerve. Monday at 1880 p. m. Rev.
Payne conducted the funeral service
at the A. M. +. Zion church, and
lnterment was made in Paramount
cemetery.
The record., 1912-03-07

On next Sunday afternoon the
boys bible class studies the life of
David. Be sure to find out all you
can about him. Visitors are vel
come at both the mems and boys
classes.
Ia the sunday School league the
Pfesbyterians play the Baptists this
week, and next week the Methodists
and Presbyterians play the last
game of the series. There Will be
an admission of 5 cents for stand.
ing room and 10 cents tor a seat at
these last two games. This is to
defray the expense of ball etc., for
the series. Tickets on sale at the
Y. M. e. a. Office. The standing
of the teams is as follows:
The record., 1912-03-07
HOARD'S DAIRYMAN.
A Journal Devoted Exclusively to
Dairying and Dairy Stock
Interests.

Hoard's Dalryman is the biggest
and most practical dairy farm
paper published in the United
States. Hoard's Dairyman shows
a feeling interest and practical
knowledge of all things obout the
farm.
Its editors are daily in the farm
atmosphere and confronted with the
same questions to solve that are
before the farmer. Hoard's Dairy
man talks good, hard farm sense
about soils and crops and how to
best handle them, talks over the
good and bad points of cows; their
breeding and products. Every con-
ceivable question is considered that
will interest the farmer who really
wants to make more money and do
better with his farm. Its intensely
practical.
Sample copies cheerfulIy sent
upon request, better still-sub-
scribe now. The subscription price
per year is $500. Send your order
now. Address-HOard's Dairy
man, Fort Atkinson, Wis.
The record., 1912-03-07
WELL KNOWN MINISTER
Restored to Health by Vinol

Rev. d. Schneider, who is a well
known minister in Rice Lake, Wis.,,
writes:
Il had 2 very severe etomaeh trou'
bic last year from which was kept
In bed three months. had engaged
the services of a doctor. but to no
avail. l then read of Vinol and deter
mined to try a bottle. Before it was
used up / was out of bed. and four
bottles made me a well man. Vinol is
q splendid medicine. and can gladly
recommend it."
Prominent men from all over the
country do not hesitate to endorse
this wonderful tonic.
For twelve years Vinol has been
sold on the money back" plan, and
every year strengthens it's popularity
and proves by continued tests that 1t
ill do what we claim for It,
JOHN X. TAYLOR, DRUGGIST,
GreeHville, Ky.
The record., 1912-03-07
New Millinery Store.

Mrs. NJ. ID. l.. Bennett returned
last Saturday from a visit to the St.
Louis, Cincinnati and Louisville
millinery markets, and has bought
and will have on display one of the
largest and prettiest lines of
millinery ever shown in Greenville.
She has had IS years experience,
and is certainly an artist in her line.
Her opening date will be announced
soon This new millinery parIor 10
up stairs over Wilkinson's grocery
store.
The record., 1912-03-07

The many friends of Mr.. John
Scott, Jr., will be pleased to learn
of his signal promotion with the
Spreckels sugar concern. Mr.. Scott
Is Muhlenberg boy, graduate of
the State University, where be took
the agricultural course. and for
some years has had a responsible
position with the Sprekels company.
Now he has been placed in complete
control of the field operations, at a
handsome salary, having reached
this place in remarkably short
time.
The record., 1912-03-07
Coal Wage Scale Expires Soon.

There is much interest in this
section over the settlement of a
wage scale in this mining district.
The present contract expires April
!, when new arrangements must be
made. The men are demanding an
increase, while the operators Claim
they are in no position to grant
this. Work has been very slack
this year, to the loss of men and
mine owners alike, aud there is a
resultant situation that will require
the most careful handling. Every
interest will be involved, and ii is
the sincere hope of all that an
adjustment may be ulsde speedily
with out q st'ise, or suspension OF
operation.
The record., 1912-03-07
School Garden Is Likely.

The chapel at the high school
was well filled last Friday afternoon
by men and women who had
received specially prepared invita-
tons. The afternoon was devoted
to the discussion of inaugurating a
school garden, to be worked by the
pupils, under the supervision of the
faculty. There is plot of some
thing more than an acre of land
adjoining the school building, in the
rear, and 1t is proposed to divide
this into sections of about SxIo feet,
and have the pupils plant and
cultivate this. The seeds will be
furnished free, and the product will
belong to the child who raised it.
Talks were made by Prof. Hayden,
Mr.. T. n. Belcher Prof. Moseley,
county superintendent Shaver, and
Mrs. w. X. Henderson, on behalf
of the book club, brought an offer
OF help and interest from this body
of women. Nothing definite was
done at the meeting, but it is likely
that the plan will be carried out,
and that the young folks of the
school will be started on this i'm
pOrtant branch of work.