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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-08-14

at any time hereafter discontinue to
use the said premises for Park pur-
poses the title to the premises here
by conveyed shall Immediately revert
back to the grantors herein and to
their heirs and assigns"
NOW THEREFORE,, RESOLVED,
That the said offer heretofore made
and the said deed heretofore tender
ed be and the same are hereby ac-
cepted, and the City Clerk is hereby
instructed to place said deed on rec
ord.
Approved August 18th, 1912.
E. c. WELLIN, Mayor.
Alderman Anderson offered the
following resolution which was
adopted by the following vote:
"Ayes," Z; |tNoes," none.
RESOLUTION.
Be it resolved by the City Council
Of the City Of Willmar that war
rant be issued against the general
fund in favor Of the Water and Light
Commission in the sum of One Thou
sand Dollars to apply on the old wat
er and light account.
Approved August Ii, 1912.
E. c. WELLIN, Mayor.
The following applications for
sewer permits for the following resi-
dence properties were presented: C.
A. Nelson, lot Block 60; C. j. Fors-
berg, lot 5 and south half Of lot 4
Block l Hanson's Addition both for
the Fourth street sewer; Alton Cros-
by, lot l and part Of lot 2 Block 81
for the Tenth street sewer; G. J.
Bjornberg for lot z Block 7, and lot
Z Block 8 both in Spicer's Addition
and to connect with the Minnesota
avenue trunk Line, and Gust johnson
for lots IL, ID and II Block IL Spic-
er's Addition, and to connect with
the Minnesota avenue trunk line.
The first three applications were
Granted subject to the sewer regula-
tons. Mr.. Crosby to pay no tap
ping fee as his property was form
erly assessed for the sewer.
The applications Of Bjornberg and
Johnson we're carried over to the next
meeting.
It was authorized to spend not to
exceed $4,000 ON the First Ward
Poorhouse property, and the Finance
Committee were to look after said
Improvement, and also to place Fire
Insurance on said building.
The County Fair Association by
Mr.. W. O. johnson, Secretary, asked
for permission to use Seventh street
north Of R. R. tracks, part of Ella
avenue and Nelson avenue in First
Ward during Fair week. The request
was granted.
acquisitions for supplies from the
Water and Light Commission were
presented and the Clerk was instruct
ed to order the supplies.
On motion the Council adjourned
to Monday evening, Aug. 10, 1912, at
8 o'clock p. m.
E. C. WELLIN, Mayor.
Attest: HANS GUNDERSON,
City Clerk.
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"'The Girl From u. S. A."

For the first time in this city,
Woods and Chalker present their
latest offering at the Opera House on
next Friday evening, Aug. 16. The
play is built of excellent material,
melo- dramatic in plot; and the seem
cry and costumes for the three acts
are complete in every detail. The
plot takes one to different parts Of
the Globe and one meets many inter-
esting characters during the play.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-08-14
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

Continued from page A..
Dated July 9Th, 1912.
VIM. O. johnson,
A. H. Sperry,
O. A. Norman,
Street Committee.
The above report was accepted by
the Council.
Contract bond Of J. H. Olson, sign
ed by the Title Guaranty & Surety
Co., Scranton, Pa, for the building
Of the new Fire Station and City Hall
was presented and the same was re-
ferred to the City Attorney. The
City Attorney reported the said bond
back as correct in form and execu-
ton and on motion the bond was ap-
proved by the Council.
Mr.. G.. A. Dahlheim addressed the
Council about his observation of ma
terial used on the new Sewer System
that is now under construction,
which remarks were duly consider
ed by the Council, and attention was
also called to material used which is
not in accordance with specifications.
The matter was carried over owing
to the Engineer not being present.
A deed from Mrs. Cecilia Carlson
for ground for the extension Of Min
nesota avenue between First and
Jessie streets, as contracted for, was
presented and the same was referred
to the City Attorney. The City At
torney reported the said deed back
as correct and it was accepted by the
Council, and the Clerk was instruct
ed to have said deed recorded.
The Clerk reported that $l0l.30
had been collected by subscriptions
and turned over to the City for the
purchase Of ground from Mrs. Carl
son for the opening of Minnesota av-
enue.
On motion Mrs. Carlson was Or
dered to remove buildings from the
ground purchased from her by the
City within ten (10) days.
A deed from A. E. Rice and N. O.
Nelson, conveying seven lots in Block
IL, Hanson's Addition in the Fourth
Ward, for park purposes was pre-
scented. The said deed was referred
to the City Attorney. The City At
torney reported the deed back as
correct and the report was accepted
Alderman Freeberg offered the fol-
lowing resolution which was unani-
mously adopted.
RESOLUTION.
Whereas, A. E. Rice and N. O. Mel
son have heretofore offered to make
a gift to the City of Willmar Of lots
8, 9, 10, IL, II, ID and IA Of Blocl
IL in Hanson's Addition to the City
Of Willmar, Minnesota, to be uset
for Park purposes, and,
| Whereas, It is the opinion Of tn
City Council that said tract may b
needed by the City for said Parl
Purposes, and,
/ Whereas, said A. E. Rice and N. O
Nelson have rendered to the sal
City of Willmar a good and sufficien
Warranty Deed covering said prem
ises, containing the following condi
, ton, to-wit: 49, .~--
"This deed is made by the sal
parties of the first part and accepte'
by the said party Of the second pa1
upon the express condition, that tn
premises herein conveyed are to b
: used for Public Park only, and 70
no other purposes, and II for an
: reason the said party Of the secon
lpart, its successors or assigns, sha
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Ask for Johnson's Velvet Ice
Bids Wanted for Heating and
PLUMBING.

Sealed bids will be received by the
City Council Of the City Of Willmar,
Minnesota, up to 8 o'clock in the
afternoon, August 10Th, 1912, for the
necessary heating and plumbing in
the new Fire Station building and
City Hall, according to plans and
specified tons on file in the office of
the City Clerk of said City.
All bids must be sealed and ad-
dressed to the City Council and
marked "Bid On Plumbing and Heat
ing".
The Council reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
HANS GUNDERSON,
City Clerk
Willmar, Mimi, Aug. 13, 1912.
26-21
Tom R0weII is showing advance
styles of Mems fall neckwear, SOC
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OUTING WAS
A SUCCESS
Continued from page ~

about one o'clock the party landed
on the east shore Of the lake at the
Indian Mounds, where picnic was
enjoyed. A walk was taken thru the
mounds, over the historical ground of
Irving townsite and back along the
beautiful beach. A lunch was served
and the editorial party is under obi
cation to Mrs. Frank Harris for
furnishing utensils for the picnic
lunch. Later in the afternoon the
party again embarked on the launch
and continued around the south side
Of the lake to Spicer. After brief
stop at Spicer the trip was contin-
ued to the Interlachen Hotel. Here
a delicious banquet was served at
seven o'clock. The tables Were, nice
ly decorated with ferns and the fav-
ors were sweet peas. Covers were
laid for fifty-two. The New London
Orchestra, under the direction of
sElmar Broberg, furnished splendid
music turnout the evening. The re-
naming toasts on the printed pro-
gram were given. Mr.. Grove E. Will
son Of Redwood Gazette spoke on
''How Funerals May Resurrect
Town.. Mr.. Wilson applied his SUBJ
ject not only to towns, but states
and nations, and made significant
reference to standing in the shadow
of one Of the big bull moose which
adorns the Interlachen dining room.
j. c. Morrison Of the Morris Tribune
gave talk on the cost system in the
printing business, and Theo. Chris
ianson Of the Dawson Sentinel re-
sponded to the final toast "Our Edi-
torial Association. Some conclud-
ing remarks were made by the presi-
dent Of the association, Mr.. Hoard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larson invited the
guests to 60 thru the log cabin,
one Of the buildings connected with
the hotel, in which may be seen tro-
plies Of the chase and other curiosi-
ties. At a late hour the editorial par
ty re-embarked on the launch and re-
turned to Spicer, where very COM
Portable arrangements had been
made for their entertainment over
night.
On Sunday, after late breakfast,
the party again made trip on the lake
visiting Crescent Beach and later
Medayto cottage grounds and farm,
being conducted thru the latter beau
tiful premises by MI. J. NJ. Spicer.
The final meeting of the editorial
party took place at the dinner table
at Hendrickson & Mardin's restau-
rant at 4 80 o'clock on Sunday. Here
the following resolutions were read
and passed:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-08-14
Gard of Thanks.

We wish to take this means of
extending our sincere thanks to the
Firemen and Elks lodges and to the
people of Wilmar for their kindness
to Grover Krumsiek during his mis-
fortune.
Mrs. J. Krumsiek.
May and Alice Krumsiek.
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| C1TTHS ~ i. -3-o
4a1Iiilnl(lu Ii ifs
SWEDISH M. E.

Thursday evening prayermeeting.
Friday evening the Boys Club will
meet at the home of Aldon Hultberg
on Becker avenue.
Sunday morning Sunday school
at ten and the Young Mems Bible
Class at the same time. This class
has proven to be very attractive and
profitable to those who attend and
We heartily invite others to come.
At eleven o'clock sermon by the
pastor.
Epworth League z is and our reg
ular evening service at 8 o'clock.
All welcome.
SWEDISH LUTH. BETHEL
Services next Sunday evening.
Midweek services Thursday evening.
The Sunday school will reopen next
Sunday at two o'clock.
The Ladies' Society will meet on
Thursday, Aug. %, when refresh
ments will be served in the church
basement by Mesdames Lewis john
son, j. A. johnson, Peter Lundberg
and Victor Lawson.
SWEDISH MISSION.
Sunday school $3.50 a. m.
Morning service by Rev. C. E. Lar
son Of Maple Plain.
Y. P. S. at 6 As.
Evening service by Rev. C. E. Lar
son at 8 o'clock.
An ice cream social will be held on
the church lawn Friday evening of
| this week.
LUTHERAN FREE.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
Regular services next Sunday at TO-
80 a. m. and o'clock p. m. You are
cordially invited.
| MAMRELUND.
Services next Sunday morning al
1890 o'clock.
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Resolutions Adopted

n0SUIullUIlS AuUpltu
Whereas, the Seventh District Edi-
torial Ass ISOLATION Of Minnesota has
held it's first annual outing at Will
mar and Spicer, Friday, Saturday
and Sunday, August 9, 10 and II,
1912, during which time the men,
bers comprising the party have en-
joyed the hospitality Of the people
Of Willmar and Spicer,
Therefore, Be It Resolved, That
the Association takes these means to
express it's most grateful apprecia-
ton to all the people who have helped
to make the outing such a splendid
success; more especially to the Will
mar Auto Club for the pleasant ride
Friday afternoon to the State Inc
briate Farm and sightseeing through
the beautiful city Of Willmar; to the
Commercial Club of that city for
the splendid banquet rendered the
editorial party at the Carlson Hall
Friday evening; to Miss Fife Nc
Laird and Mr.. Emery Parnell and the
Willmar Glee Club for the delightful
musical entertainment furnished on
that occasion; to Mayor E. C. Wellin
for his generous assurances Of well
come; to the management Of the
Dreamland Theatre for free admis-
sion to high grade picture show !;
to the Auto Club for the delightful
ride over the splendid road from
Willmar to Spicer Saturday morning;
to the executive committee of the as
sociation for arranging the steam
boat ride on beautiful Green Lake
Saturday afternoon, including the
picnic luncheon at "The Mounds
and the delicious dinner so beautiful
ly served by Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Larson at the Interlachen hotel in
the evening; to the New London or
chestra for the many fine musical
selections rendered at that time; and
last but not least to the editors of
Willmar, Messrs. V. E and E. Law
son, Alton and W. B. Crosby, also
the Misses Knutson of Green Lake
Breeze at Spicer, for their efforts in
making the outing such a great social
success,
And, Be It Further Resolved, That
the members of the association com,
prising the party pledge themselves
severally and Individually to repay
in small measure, the hospitality
enjoyed by making favorable com
ments thereon in their newspapers.
The executive committee reported
that they had decided upon Monte
video as the place for the bushes:
meeting to take place the third weel
lin November. Editor Wolan Of Glen
wood made a tentative proposition t,
}have the next summer outing at LAX
IMinnewaska at Glenwood. This pro
position seemed to be favored by al
those present, but will not be definite
| ly settled until at the winter meeting
All the visitors expressed themselve
as we'll pleased with the first annua
outing. Following is list of tn
members Of the party:
Members Of Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grove E. Wilson
Redwood Falls Gazette.
julius L. Jacobs, Franklin Trib
| une. ~.c. ., '-s.- = H. ~ -.
R. H. McGilvra, Clarkfeld Advo
cate. 49,. 80 s.
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Boost a MIumar Industry and
Ask for Johnson's Velvet leo Cream.
lce Cream Social.

An ice cream social will be held on
the lawn Of the Swedish Mission
church, Friday evening Of this week.
Everybody welcome.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-08-14

Ask for Jehnssn's Velvet lee
cFoan.
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MAMRELUND.

Services next Sunday morning at
10 80 o'clock.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-08-14

Tom RoweII is showing advance
styles of Mems fall neckwear, SOC,
75c and $500.
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LUTHERAN FREE.

Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
Regular services next Sunday at l0:-
80 a. m. and 8 o'clock p. m. You are
cordially invited.
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! g. Ps7mer Jr. ana Geo e. Curtis.
editor ~ the Pan Handle News. are In
Baltimore Md. N attendance 81 the Na-
tional Democratic convention
MIS- shirley Waymnn has returned o.
her home in Cameron. ". Va. after q
-cvsrai days visit with Miss Frences
R'REs
rev James Palmer. ~ Nev York CITY.
b. guest 90 the home ~ his mother.
Mrs Frances " - inner
NJ and Mrs s q. Gist and daughter
Miss Elizabeth left YESTERDAY for Nor
Enntown. " Va. 20 attend the wedding
~ Wr 20 gist and Miss lras Columbia
Tennant
Nrs Frsd Hnnte % Washington. u
r. has been me Euest for several days
~ her mother. Mra Rose Dare. ~ COM
u.s.Hc street
" ~ Cr~trer. ~ .sorrartown w Va.
va the recent Euest - Welisburs
ff ends
Wrs Charles rrothers and children. ~
Washington. Pa we're me guests for
several DAYS 81 Mrs CrotherE' parents
MI ard Mr. David waugh. ~ the
county.
Miss Alice campbell has returned from
81 ten weeks visit with relatives in VIZ
EuIa
warrsn Kelly ~ PITTSBURGH. uas me
guest ~ his parents here over SUNDAY.
T. sfllir vrs the Hsilsirs. a.. Eusst n
friends Sunday
Me- ritner. ~ Iacksouhurg, W
was the guest iast week ~ friends
Vr md Mr. WIN " Ricksruar n
Rochester Pa are IN ire city called
rrra tr the Death - NJ UickrrafnT 2
father 7 e. U'rkcrstan
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rHE WHEELING INrELLIGENcER. TUESDAY, IS. iets
HE'LL EXISTS
Declares Billy Sunday in Address. to
the Ministers OF Pitts
bursh Yesterday.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. June 2l-The
Rev. Billy Sunday. the evangelist.
who said today that he believes in
Hell HELL and nothing as
mild as "Hades." delivered a stirring
address to Pittsburgh ministers in
the smithheld Street Methodist
church during the noon hour today.
AS the ex-baseball star shouted his
words OF burning scorn for many
preachers and many churchmen. the
hundreds OF divines who packed the
auditorium and the gallery Of the
church voiced many amens and halle
uljahs.
Some Of the characteristic remarks
rotten over TO his many auditors fol-
low:
I won't put up my jack rabbit in
teilect against the stupendous intel
lect OF the Almighty"
"Eddyism Is tommyrot and a hell
born heresy."
If Mother Eddy rises before the
Resurrection I'll eat a polecat for
breakfast and wash It down with
slop."
I don't believe in your theory OF
evolution. And I don't believe
that my great-great- great grand
daddy was n monkey hanging to a
limb with his tail and hurting cocoa
nuts at his neighbor II you don't
agree with me you can take your old
monkey and go to the devil"
When IL comes to the divorce
proposition I'm a Roman Catholic
from the top OF my head to the soles
of my feet"
The fiery evangelist ended his dis =.
course mentioning the great religious
leaders OF the worlds history. and
rapping many ministers, many
'isms." modern fiction. and higher
criticism.
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THE WEATHE r
CONDITIONS
PARKERsBURG. w. Va. June "a

PARKERsBURG. w. Va. June "a.
An area of high pressure. stretch
ing from the upper Lake Region near.
ly to the Gulf. covers the country
from the extreme southwest eastward
to the Atlantic coast. Fair weather
is general over this area. although
there is more or less cloudiness in
the Ohio Valley and Middle Atlantic
States.
The pressures are somewhat below
the normal over the northwest. and
they are relatively low in the Gulf
sections.
Local showers are indicated Tor
this section tonight or Tuesday.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday. IS; lowest last night.
6l'; RAINFALL O.2I.
The Ohio will continue TO fall in
The district below Lock is for the
next two or three days.
II. c. HOWE, Section Director.
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DELEGATES DEPART
Last fths o. o. y. Hosts a. CHICAGO
STAR for Home.

CHICAGO. June 2t.-tiofeI clerks last
nlRht hreathed more freely than they
have in ten dara Tho last o. the State
drleFatora ,H.- .ed out during tire ray
nud tno hotels were ufnrt caiiy deserted
~ convention visitors
Among tine last o. depart from the city
were rhaurrey " Depew If1vf gri
som. General y a. Merritt. en-Govsrr0r
Franklin MURPHY a. Eew Jersey Tiano-
tv T. Woodrow Charles q and. Henry
W IHff Miss Ethel Hrd Kermit Honss.
frIf trnErcasuHn and Nra NIlFUfna
LnuEWuffn. Frank % Kellogg ~ 90
Paul. senator GuErennefm. osute rns-
Stuhha. ~ kaneaa Mrs Cornelius Van
derhNf auI Nrs Borden Hartman
Just before Der departure Mrs fIa-rI
man noticed tu liuli House where =
leff n LARGE bouquet ~ roses after nav.
ina her respects fp Misc fans Adam.
fi1u
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STOCK MARKET
VERY NARROW
From Dull and Week Opening
Market Gradually Hardened, Max
ing Up Loses at Close.

NEW YORK. June 24.-The mar
row ard cautious movement OF to-
days Htock market mirrored the obs
cure conditions prevailing here and
abroad. These were mainly OF a poll
tically and Industrial character. and
were fInicient in themselves to ex-
cite temporary depression. There was
also some uncertainty respecting the
progress OF the crops. fut fundoment-
al conditions in various lines of in
dustrv continue satisfactory, with
increasing indications OF price ad =
Nnnccs In iron and steel. Copper
suffered something OF set back by
reason ~ a sharp slump in the metal
abroad.
From dull and weak opening.
prices here gradually hardened and
in the late Afternoon a very consider
~Rbie part OF the early decline had
been e1aced when heaviness again
Set In. There was another character
istic movement in soma OF the high
.prived specialties. notably the to-
bacco group. which gained 1 to {
points. but as usual the activity in
these issues was without effect else
where
Bonds were irregular with further
Yours. Total sales par value amount
70 10 sl.sO4.OOO.
L. 5 Government bonds were un-
changed on call.
J. 5. Baehe q Co.'S Closing L.tt.r.
tN YORK. June 24.-The London
a'arket was somewhat affected by the
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split In the Republican party: prices
for American stocks were generally
lower. The news on copper wa srather
surprising from London. prices were
on over r.. The Baltimore conyen-
ton and probable candidates were dis
cursed freely and trading was neglect
ed. as usual. The Tobacco stocks and
I. :. Industrial Alcohol were fea-
lures. The Copper stocks did not suf-
Ter much and local copper men were
indifferent TO the news from London
Politics will dominate the market for
the next few days. after which i'm
provement will be seen. providing
there Is no decidedly bad crop news
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Fourth OF July Picnic.

Preparations are being made for the
Dig Fourth OF July temperance picnic TO
Just north OF Follansbee. The officers
or the Brooke county ratification COM
mittee nave the anair In charge and IL
~ preoicted that IL will be auite a sue
cess. Several prominent Speakers Will
De present. OF whom John s Rutledge
OF cleveland. o., will be the principal
A fine program Of field events IL being
arranged, and there will be two baseball
games between teams composed Of city
and county boys. The Lincoln Legion
an Organization composed OF a number
OF boys from the ages Of 10 to i6 VIII
be one OF the leading features Of the day.
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LID oLApPED Dow

~rr. GOO Uirnaf.r fH fHr fufeIfrsrTsr
PRINCETON W. We June 81 J.. Prince.
tor sunday rn uf oil sample ~ the Old
Bloc Lass TIE mayor. fnrourn Inafrur.
lions o. tue police rlauuef fns iIf fuwn
nENf Groceries. Confcrtionsrira and
ftsrrfhIrE save The frsfaufanfa ard
hotels were closed THE latter were not
permitted 90 dispose ~ anything ssVe
FOOD. tobacco ~ ~ end Hln1Ilar fuNuries
reuueIna under lHrk and key
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The wedding 81 william Culver Gist
son - Mr. and Mrs : g Gist, Of this
county. and Miss Iris Columbia TennAn Mt
OF Morgantown. W. Va. VII loccur to-
morrow a. the home Of the bride nt
MorgantoVn. The groom 10 well knoVn
young man 81 this county. while Miss
Tenant - a very prominent young
woman 81 the college town After Aug
ust ] Mr and Mrs Gist will beat home
IN Charleston, where Mr Gist Is en-
ployed.
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Tne street rnuiuIr sion had a force Of
men 81 work yesferfFv cleaning up the
debris left on several ~ the strests Of
he r'tv ~ The hard rain and hail storm
~ sunday evening TIE streets uffrr
VS. In The worst condition Wa ur beck
- ne rev high arnol huiidinr on 'pIesa-
ant avenue Toe peunsylvanih a n co
had force % men al the dsnot rsuaIr-
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Weilsburg woman has been made
president for the state - West Virginia
o. the Womaus National Rivers and
iiarhors Congress The honor was con-
ferred upon Miss Nina Applegate. presi-
dent ~ the local womans' club a short
pnLnImanf.
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TWO DEAD: THREE HURT
IN AUTO ACCIDENT

MONTREAL. June - Three auto
mobile accidents resulting IN the
death ~ tvo raons and fatal iniu-
ries 10 three others. occurred IN this
city during the past "a hours.
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WELLSBURG


Tho rfHte department 10 schools ras
lFfuef iia Institute schedule FOR 1912
ln fH.F county fHe annual institute w. no
- Nrli Hi Nn hiah school in fhfs rffv
durira TIC week - August % The an
rifnr ore Tor these meetings will BE- Prof
UaVid ~ JOHNSON. n Aforaarfrvr, "a
flrt o. a ward of WannIrFtou public
schools The program for this vsar r
heinz arranref ana viii b. found % b.
very interesting
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Coffee

specs uisTa'-h % che Intelligence
NfsW YORK. June q. 1e19A Havre
rafhrt unchanged Co a franc advance.
IulF futures closed. offered st be Toe.
CEN ner closed. Offered 81 100. Nnrrn
closed Offered ~ fafgc. Mav closed or
Tered at fffar RIO 80 3 quoted at
IfG. Market barely nfrady.