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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-10-08

FoRlSALE- Good work horses. In
quire of G.. F. Ilett. 8-tf.
frankie. Hubbard went to Mime
Lapolis Sunday for the purpose of re-
plenishing his fall and winter stock
of clothing and gents furnishings.
Rev. A. Schaller preached a mis-
sion sermon at Rawville, S. D., last
Sunday, and delivered an English
address also at WATERFOWL in the
evening.
William Cummins went to the city
this noon to be present at the wedd-
ing of his niece, Mary Mccormick to
Thomas Woods. The groom is
brother of Rev. Father Woods, for
merly pastor of the st. GATHERINGS
church and is we'll known here as is
also the bride who is a highly ac-
complished young lady.
Charles Fleischer has leased from
the Cold Springs Land and Milling
company the flour miIlat North Red
wood and will continue to make the
finest rye flour. graham, buckwheat
and whole wheat and his Corona
flour will be kept up to the standard
which he has established for it. 9-4t
Charles Johanneck has decided to
discontinue farming in this county
and may make his future home in
Mahnomen county. He will visit
that section of the state in the near
future and now expects to settle
there. On October % he will have
big auction sale. Most of his prop
erty is in excellent condition, the
machinery being nearly all new and
the stock good. He will sell every
thing, full list of which appears in
another part of this paper.
While driving along at rate of 20
to Is miles an hour with his auto on
Monday afternoon A. O. Gimmestad
met with an accident that was one
of the lucky pieces of bad luck. The
right steering knuckle gave way
letting the machine to the ground
on that side and by the time the ma
chine was stopped the wheel had
torn through the fender and was in
front of the machine. AS Mr.. Gim-
mestad felt.something give he shut
off all connections and applied all
the brakes stopping the machine in
its length. Doc Hegdal was tele-
phoned and in short time had the
machine ready to come to townunder
its own power, by the aid of an old
knuckle that answered the purpose
temporarily. Belyiew Independent.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-10-08
THE CITY

The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Babcock is seriously i'll.
The st. Veronica's Guild will meet
with Mrs. G. E. Mckay Thursday
afternoon.
Louis Seyerson of Wood Lake
came down Friday to see the pump.
kin show and races.
Fred Podoll. principal of the Sea-
forth school, visited friends the lat
ter part of last week.
Ward Pease, accompanied by
Mayme Tousdale, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Tenney drove to Granite Falls
Sunday.
Mrs. Elinor Bumford of Marshall,
formerly assistant to Clerk of Court
w. G. Weldon, visited friends here
Thursday.
S, P. Hicks and family. accompan-
led by Miss Alice Barnes drove to
Redwood Thursday in their six cylin-
der Chalmers and attended the fair.
While here they were the guests of
w. r. Barnes.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-10-08
Reduce
the Cost
of Living

by saving ten cents or more
per dozen on the price of
eggs.
1t has been abundantly
demonstrated that fresh eggs
can be kept fresh from the
season of low prices to the
season of high prices by the
use of method and material
supplied at small cost at
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25

Sdriipttdtpd futpa iiitd, fuinfa
fansiaibmiiid fobbeuaan tpield Fab
benneuaepmmenenneu puoiiiabaI'
la.
putumaposta, iofa ientn on Gte'
ld'Mmerifasia Mma5on ipirran ,par'
rella Ia raioittuu Columbian, Bra
Iiliaan ia Gcuabpriin, iaaoaan run'
Iaasti fumia. Duonna 1907 alfoi
erds peruIainen pbtiD tpaltaamaan
maata Iaabaffeen fen pddtuotteen
baltuunIa. 2afIi ipuotta fiiten alfoi
ieltd f,iuIua bubuia ettd maan al
fuaiuffaita pafoitettiin mitd raaim'
malta anfaruubeua ferddmddn fu'
mia. Ndiben bubuien iobbosta faa'
tin Iitten aifaan tutfimus. Gn9lan
min uItoaIiainminiSteri idtti Brafli'
an pddtonIuIin Hoser Gaiementin
tebtdtpdfIi iutfio, mitd brittildifei
fanialaiiet, 9orbabon neeferit, lotfo
mposfin tpDsfentelitpdt mainitun
pbtiDn poItpeIufiesia, oIiipat ndb'
meet ia fuuueet tai fofeneet.
pddfoniuIin iuIfinen fertomus e'
ole tpield fpalmis, mutta erds tutfi'
iafunnan idien, iofa npfpiiin oles'
felee Sontoosia, on antanut luotetta'
man funaufien, iofa on inlfaistuno
Wtornins post.lebbesId, Ia fdppi I'll
I'd ieItuiue ettd tobeliIuus on tpield
paIioa pabempi fuin bubut. Nlaos
ia on puoIen tpuoben aian tutfittr
ia ndbtp f,infa inbiaaneio fobbel
Iaan faifisia fumiferdpsfesfnffs
ia.
3aifesta, mitd tuo mainitt,t ferto
ia on ndbnpt, NOT tpetdd ainoos
taan pbben iobtopddtDfien; fumin
ferdpstd borioitetaan idriestelmdui
fen iuImuuben afpuIIa. : Snbiaoni
ieud otpat hptpin oIfuperdiiid, rau
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25
Ybbps,pallat ia Mericn,

WteSicon alituinen fapina alfao
tuntua min iofapdipdiicltd, ettei I'll
ben palioafaan endd pleii6 buomio
ta fiiunitd. Wutta fen fiiaan on Yb
bpsmaIoisia pfIitpiiid ia pbti5itd
iotfa iansen Ienottomina ieuraatpaI
Isegicon tapabtumia. yte otuat ame'
ritaIaiiia rabamiebid, iotfa mieIeI'
Iddn tefiIimdt ebuIistafin liifettG
WericosIa, mutta FUN field ei ole
bensen eifd tafparan. tiirpaa, ,tdptDg
lameritalaisten rabamiesten aino
bdiriptpd liifepuubisiaan, FUN mao
altaa fapinan iImilieffiin pubfeilles'
ia poIttaa liifemiesten fantdpditd.
&un Wiegicosia oil iofu aifa iitten
10 tperrattain rnubaaista, aiui Iiead
ipirallisten tilastoien mufaan 10 n.
go tub. Ybbpsmaltain alamaista,
mutta npt>aiitd eli feud ole monta=
faon fubatta. Sa muutofien Iiind on
tebnpt MT taas tpuoIifauIia Meri.
COSTA riebunut tapinoliife.
9lmerifolaiiet opat roboiaan Wtes
riccsia iiioittaneet etupddsid fai'
fpanto'pritptiiin, mpDs DlipIiiffeiiiin
ia iont,in nerron maasoIoien psta'
miiiin maantpiIielpstd tparten. &aifs
fia nditd pritpfiid luonnolIiiesti bat
ritIee maan alituinen letpottomuuS.
Sos iotfut Iiifemiebet Iieneipdt tield
iuuria ebtineet bpotpdfin, fpud iieIld
on fdrIittp NIT tappioitatin iuuri iiis
I'd ippstd, ettd maasia Ell tpalitie
raubua.
gtdmdt amerifalailet rabamiebet,
io,;sn rahoia on Wericoon iiioitettl.
IaSfuien mutaan alma n. 900 mill.
boIlaria, baIuaii iipat, ettd Ybbps'
paItain hallitns aietpoimin tufab.
outtaiii Wericon meIlafat, iotta ra.
bamiebet tpoiiipat raubasIa iatfaa
tiottaipaa liifettd.
Tt:n Ia pnd onfin Ybbpsnaltain
baIIitus Idbettdnpt iparoitutien Wteri'
con baIliiufieue ia mpDsfin fopinal'
listen iobtoiaIle pascuel Sro5coue
ettd ameriffulaisten, iotfa otpai
Wericosia, benfed ia pmaiiuutta ti'
lee iuoieqa ia ettd Mericon fania on
Iiitd ebesnastuusia.. Waroitus on
firioitettu uItimatumin tapaan ia I'll
nd tarfoitetaan tdpttd totta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25
Gnnria ,nerionnettpntttntiia

2osfaan Ell ole mailman biStoria
fertonut Min tapattoman Imuresta
ibmisbufasta pbben ainoan meri'
laitpan baafiiriffoon ioutumi festa
ipbtuneena, fuin mifd oil Iemraufie'
no npfpddn mailman iuurimman
laiipan Sitanicin baafiirifosta. Sd
binna iuurin ibmisbuffa loli ieura'
ufiena n@eneral Slocum", butpimat'
fa'bDprploinan tulipolosta feidf,
Is p. 1904, Seu @aten Iuona, Gasi
Riperiud, ioIoin 1000 benfiIDd iat
iurmania.
Seuraana tnbatlufuinen ibmis
buffa tapabtui lofaf. 27 y. 10 1867
ioaoin funinfaaIIiiet b5prplaipa
Rbone ia Wpe ia so muuta aiau'
tuitpat rannifoue ct. Sbomaiin Iup'
no, Std.Sntiasia.
700 buffui 10 1879, ippsf. A p.-
brittildiien routaiien bDprploitpar
princess ylicen upotesia Sbames'
ipirran pobiaan.
600 buffui no 1894, feidf. % pnd
bDprplaipa gtor9en baafIirifosio
Rocfau Heefin Iuona, pobiois. 9lt
Iantiua.
574 buffui no 1891, maolisf. IL
p. 2inialaitpa l1topian pbteentDrmd
pfien idIfeen @ibrolttarin Imona.
571 buffui 10 1898, beindf. A p.
FUN ransfaIainen aIns Ga 9our9o9
ne t5rmdii pbteen brittildiien ieililai
tpa Gromortpsbiren fansia.
541 buffui 10 1873, maolisf. q
p. 2iniataitpa @tlanticin baofiiritos
Ia Soma Scotian luona.
$40 buffui no 1890, ippsf. 10 p.
Fun turffiIainen fre9atti GrIo9ruI up
poF Saponin Iuona.
476 iai iurmanIa 10 1874, iouIuf
"a p. tun iirtoIaislaifpa Sospotric
paIoi Muc cfIanbin Iuona.
476 .buffui 10. 1895, maaIisf. l.
p. f,tn espanioIoinen risteiIiid Rei
ma Gesenta uppof 9ltlantild.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25
8anSalaiSten feSfnube eSta.

= Alex Jarvinen on suomalais-
ten mestari. Wine torstaina paini-
vat suomalaiset painijat Lehto ia
Jarvinen Duluthissa suomalaisesta
maailmanmestaruudesta vapaassa
painissa. Jarvinen on hyvin taita-
va Neutrality-suspicious. pai-
nissa, mutta on harjoitellut vapaa-
ia painia vasta hyvin yahan aikaa,
jota vastoin Lehto on vapaassa
painissa hyvin taitava. Lehto on
kylla ionkun verran keveampi. -
Jarvinen suoriutui voittaiana, ku-
luen ensimaiseen kaateeseen 43
minuuttia ia 13 sekuntia; toiseen
kaateeseen 13 minuuttia.
Wine launtaina otteli Jarvinen
tunnetun painijan Stanislaus Zbysz-
kon kanssa Kuparisaarella. Ottelu
oil hyvin tulinen toista tuntia, kun
mes Jarvinen kaatui pahasti oman
heittoonsa lyoden takaraivonsa lat
tiaan maton ulkopuolella ia men,
men taiuttomaksi. Zbyszko Ell ha-
lunnut ottaa vastaan hanelle tarjot-
tua kaadetta, vaan selitti painin
ratkaisemattomaksi, tarjoutuen heti
iatkamaan, jos Jarvisen loukkautu-
minen vaan eli sta esta. Laakarin
neuvosta iatettiin paini kuitenkin
toistaiseksi. Painin loputtua selitti
Zbyszko saapuneensa painimaan
helpon voiton toivossa, koska han
luuli, ettei Jarvinen min lyhyessa
aiassa ollut ehtinyt oppia vapaata
painia. Han tiesi kylla, eta JAR
vinen on eteva kreikkalais-rooma-
laisessa painissa, mutta hanen tai
tavuutensa my0skin vapaassa pai-
nissa oil Zbyszkolle kerrassaan yl-
latys. Han selitti, eta Jarvinen on
taitavin ia voimakkain painiia,
kuhn mita han taman painikauden
kuluessa on Amerikassa tavannut.
Zbyszko kertoi viela, eta Wine
vuonna tunnettu sveitsilainen pai-
Mia John Lemm loukkaantui Buf-
falossa jotensakin samalla tavalla
kuhn nyt Jarvinen, mutta eta han
10 ionkun paivan kuluttua taas oil
ennallaan. Edelleen selitti Sbysz-
ko, eta hanenkin mielestaan on
painin jatkaminen tuollaisessa Ia
pauksessa sula mahdottomuus. =
Yleis0 oil aarett0man tyytyvai-
nen painiin, eika kukaan nurkunut
siita, eta paini taten keskeytyi, sill
la iokainen kasitti ia MAXI selvasti,
eta onnettomuus sen siten keskeyt-
ii. Tallaisessa onnettomuudessa
olisi voinut kayda monta kertaa
hullummin. Esim. Zbyszkon veil
kuoli joku kuukausi sitten saman-
laiseen onnettomuuteen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25

Subtif. 10 p.

Supttt. IL p.
yluori mics s. polari IDpbettiin
fuo0eena s. Nprbiien fdmpdstd
istuipasta aiennosta oututuolista,
ia ppsIp tnierestd Iattialta. gadmai'
nituIIa benfilDud on bomeiteob.moa
Grompellin aieman pobiois puolella
noin fuufi MALTA, iosfa aiia on toe
pabtunut. Soonas 9eiffiId, iofa
mpDs oIuu ieIId, iattui menemddn
mainittuun taloon, iosia tapaii tuon
mainitun benfilDn fuolIeena.
&oroneeri tulee tdnd pdipdnd tar'
fastamaan, onto famala tpD ities
murba, mai onto tpainaia pibamies
ben fdben fautta menettdnpt benfen'
ia.
Wainaia fuuIui innoffaana idiene.
nd tpDmieSi ienraan ia oil usfonnon
balpefIiia Ia SumaIan pilffaaia, f,i'
ten otpat tddud pmpdristoud muiit'
Elm aatetomerit. - Eietpsti tdsidfin
tapaufIesia, Jos ie OIL itiemurba,
pbteisfunta iaa Ippn nisfoiIleen toe
iperien puolelta. SobeIla pbteisfun.
to faapifin ippn nisfoiIleen Iiten ettd
Ie ioutuu mafIamaan fustannufiet,
foIme, neIid iataa bouaria.
Gni numerosIa AMMAN poremman
tiebon aiiosta.
6. 6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25

400 lat iurmania 10 1877, mars
rasf. Is p. brittiIdinen b1prplaitpa
Wab gounsin tulipaIosia Ga,ftonin
la gong &on9in fpdli0d.
400 buffui 10 1890 belmif. II p.
brittilaiIen bDnrplaitpan Oubu,9in
baotIirifosIa &iinan merelId.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25

yemcastle 1S p. buhtif. - Grddn
Sitanicin mutana butfuneen upiee'
rim puolilo on fertonut, ettd Smitb
oIiIi erdiud paipdaiIia rSIpmpicil'
la, iota bdn iiuoin fuletti, Iauiunut,
ettd Jos mailman iuurin laipa Si'
tanic tobellafiu baafiiriffoutuu, fii'
ten Gnslannisia Iepinnpt ennustus
fuuluu, Iiloin on bdn ie mufana
lDptdtpd bautania.
Hacine, Wis., bubtif. 16 p.-Wtrs
peter s. 9anfen, Racinesta, oil Eis
tanicin matfustaiain ioufosia. Gn'
nenfuin ban Idbti miebenid tansIa
matfaue Sansfaan tpiime belmis
fuusIa, min .ennusti bdn ionfun ons
nettomuuoen tapobtutpan mattan
iparreua ia oil bdn min buolisiaau
fen iobbosta, ettd antoi tpeIieueen
Sbomas Sotparoille mddrdptien
bautaufiesta iiind tapaufiesia, ettd
bdnen ruumiinIa IDpbettdiii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25

6ortousieuroia toufofuuIIa:
5 p WdinDn firfosIa Flo 1 ip.
7p Saaffo Wiitalan taIolIa fIp
8 III.
Sofa torstai, FUN olen fotona, 3.
Rantaien taIoIla.
g. piffi,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25

OfIifddn ioittaiista ei prittdnpt pee
lastautlia. mgtearer Ntp Sob to
Sbee!"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25
,Oaearer W9b Sob to 1bee. +"

Euo mabtana alus on tpaioamat'
Iiaaan. DIi puoIitoistatmbatta benfi'
IDd, pddaiiosio miebid, ieiIoo fen y.
Iimmiud .tdfeiIld. 2atferat eroiai'
Iet opat obi. Sieud tddud fuulu,t
buutoia, FUN iofu mics buubabtaa
tpiimeiIen teripebbpfien pelastuspe'
neisid poistupaIle ipaimoleen, tpeIi
iiIareIIeen. Wtuuten ptpot 10 uieim'
mat toipottomuuben ebes5d tppntp'
meet fatIeIIen tparmaa fuoIemaa Ill
min. SiIIoin foiobtaa Idpi firffaan
tumm an p5n tuo tatpouiiisia oIois'
Jain iubIoIlinen idtpel: nyleorer DIR
Sob to 9bee" (2ifemmds Serro
ipie). 2aipan ioittofunta on lasfeu
tunut poImileen ioittamaan ia ioit
taa, Fumes omat aaItoien belmasfa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25
Tatfipa,ts baafiirjfon iobSpsta.

gbbpsmauoisIa on oIetettu eritpi'
men fomitea tuttimaan baatIirifon
ipitd ia ptiitpisfobtia. Sdmd tutfi'
mus tuonee ..pdimdnipaloon palion
rrifouista" filpailua laitpaphtiDioen.
Fin tpdIiud. Gbbptiomasti rifoIiIefii
tdptpp MIN. iemmoinen fiIpailu las.
Tea, ionfa tafia tubanien ibmiIien
benfi idtetSdn ipaaraqe altiiiff. Sun.
nontarfat eitpdt festd npfpaian ELL
paiIusIa. - Sdmdn tutfi,nutIen idl.
feen iaatanee laitpopbtiDt tarfem'
man maIponnan alaiiifIi.
2uulustelua iparten on pibdtettp
Bruce Ssmap, DaIfean Edbben lin'
jan pdaIiiffeenboitaia, iofa oil mus
fana Sitanicilla ia iofa pelasta,ih.i.
tdptpnee ianoa balpamaiIesti. San
MIN, laittautri eniimdiiiin pelastus'
tpeneiIiin, tpaiffa ennen faiffea bd'
men fpeltpolIiiu iiuutenia oliii oInt Qua
tpiimeiiend laipalla, ainafin Iifii fun
naiIet ia Iapiet oliIi iaatu turfpaan.
palion muitafin benfilDitd on fuu'
lusteltu ia fuuIustelIaan, ia ndpttdd
fomitea tefefpdn bppin tarffaa tpD'
tG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25
Gnpntalaiiia 1itamicina.
pelastuneiben Iuomalaisten
nimet.

malaiIista, iotta pelastettiin Sitanic
laipan baafiirifosta ia mainiiaan
find mpDstin mile paitfafunnale
be olitpat ostaneet pilettinId Suo'
mesta Idbtiesiddn:
3ebtpis SurfuIa, 9ibbins, Wtinn.
Mnna Sofia Euria, MsbtabuIa, ..
Soban Sunbman. Gbepenne, Wpo.
9ppbi SiItpen, gfetp Yorf.
Wtaria $. 8acfitr6m, ~ ~
Wtartba 9iItunen, n
9lnna SdmdIdinen, y
Wilio Sdmdldinen, lapii
@rna glnberIon
Gina !Seittinen, ~
Gina !6onfanen,
9lusust 9bramIon, ~
Selsa Sirmonen, Wtoneien pa.
9iIour Sirnonen, lapii
GIina !Safforainen.
Subo Stranber, DULUTH, Wtinn.
Sobn yistanen, Boston, Wtass.
Gino sinoquiIt, Wonesien, pa.
Grif SusIiIa,
Suffuneiben iuomalaisten
nimiluettelo.
Sos faitfi Suomesta bubtif. 3 p.
Idbteneet ia Sitaniciue pilettinid os'
taneet pIitpat laitpaIa min buffui
iuomalaifa 33 ia on beibdn nimilu'
etteIonia Ga pddmddrdnid) euomen
!S5prpIaitpa.Si iafepbti6n iImoitufien
mufaan Ieuraama:
Soiia 2aitinen Netp Yort
8atariina SusFla
Wtaria SusiiIa n
Raue Wdfinen, @lassport, pa.
Sba S SlmafansaS gtefp Yorf
pieta Sofia Slmafansas
Siaf SliD Nirtpa, eubburp, Ont.
Matti Rintamdfi -
9}ifolai 2alio
Wtatti Wldenpdd n
Mnbers W,IbeIm 9ustafion
yaetp Dorf
Sobon Sirser Sustafion
Wiaiam &abtinen ~
Mnna 2abtinen
2arI Nnton BacfitrDm
peffa Saffaroinen, Wtonesien, pa.
Mntti SiIipoIa, Wtountain 9ome,
Jbabo.
SImari 9llbomdfi, 9lstoria, Ore.
Denbla 6eininen, ytetp Yorf
ylifolai peltomdfi
Nntti 2einonen
Subo Sitfanen
Gbmarb pefoniemi
Waria panula, Goal Genter, pa.
Sanni panuIa ~
Subo panula
Srtest pannla
Gino panula
i1rbo panula, lapfi
Winiam panula, lapfi
Werner Salonen, Mberbeen, Wasb.
Wtanta Wieminen y
glma Sinffonen
XaitpaDa on mobbpuiiesti ollut e
nempifin iuomalaiiia Iiad erdsfin
Sronmoobin ldbistDae iaapnnut iuo.
malainen fertoo. ettd iuomaIaiiet
maibtoitpot GnsIannisia tifetteiddn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25

nempifin iuomaIaiiia Iiad erdsfin
Sronmoobin ldbistDae iaapunut iuo.
malainen fertoo, ettd iuomalaiiet
naibtoipat Gnslannisia tifetteiddn
padstdfieen Titanicilld iatfamaan
matfaanIa pIi MtIannin, ia ettd bdn'
fin oil mdbdud ioutua iamaan fiu'
Iaufieen.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-05
CARM THOMPSON
RECEIPTS M'CLUNG
FOR S1,519,285,9 0S.57.
Associated Press Dispatch.

Associated Press Dispatch.
Washington, Dec. 4,-The great
est single financial transaction in
the history of the United States was
conspmmated at the treasury Depart
ment, today, when Carmi A. Thomp-
son, new treasurer of the United
States, gave Lee McClung, his pre-
decessor. a receipt for S1,5f9, 2S5,-
90S.57 2-3. representing the money
and securities in the personal Gus
tody Of the treasurer on Nov. 81,
when McClung retired.
The big amount. for which Thomp-
sons receipt includes, s156,72S,00O
in silver dollars, $2,1e6.000 in gold
coins, $379,SS5.Oo0 in paper cur
rency, s837.647 900 in bonds and
securities and s22,s19, 900 in nation
al bank notes in process of redemp-
tion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-05
AN EIGHT-YEAR-0LD
RUNAWAY BOY HERE

Officers Shelves and Glade cap
tured an eight-year-old runaway boy
at 2:l5 this morning and are now
holding him while awaiting advice
from bis mother living at DuQuoin.
The boy, blue of eyes, fair haired
and small for his age, left home
early Wednesday morning, stole a
ride on a passenger train to Cen
tralia, spent the day there and then
slowed himself away between the
coaches of No. POT and rode to Car
bondale where he was discovered by
the train officials, who took him into
coach, bringing him into Cairo and
handing him over to the officers.
He gave his name, spelling it
Willie Tuttoss.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-05
ADMITS JUICE
WAS INTERESTED
IN BIG DEAL.
concluded from Page one.)

ings. The last time the House had
exercised its impeachment powers
was in 1904, when Judge Swane,
United States Judge for the Northern
District of Florida, was called to ac-
count for misconduct and was acquit-
ted by the Senate. The House Of
Representatives on July II, 1912,
adopted ARTICLES of impeachment by
a vote of 222 to and committee
headed by Representative Clayton, Of
Alabama, was chosen to act as the
managers ON the part of the House to
try the case before the Senate. The
House managers urged the Senate to
grant an immediate trial, but that
body declined to hear the case before
the end of the last session.
Thirteen separate articles consti-
tute the basis for the impeachment
trial. These embrace dealings be-
tween Judge Archibald and railroad
Iofficials and others in regard to
Pennsylvania GOAL and "culm" dumps
and coal lands; contributions by at
|torneys and others to the Judges va
cation trip to Europe in 1910; re-
puted secret" correspondence by the
judge with railroad attorney con-
corning pending case; and alleged
attempts to have notes payable to
Judge Archibald discounted by at
torneys and litigants before his court.
Clayton Presents Case
In presenting the case to the
House, Representative Clayton said
that the Judiciary Committee was of
opinion that Judge Archbald's sense
of moral responsibility had become
deadened > ard that he had "prosti-
tuted his high office for personal
profit. (" The principal charge grew
out of the Katydid Culm bank deal.
In this charge it was asserted that
while the Erie railroad company had
pending before the Commerce Court
Two suits. Judge Arch bald, corruptly
taking advantage OF his official po-
stion, induced the officials of the
Hillside Coal & Iron Company and of
the Erie railroad, which owned that
company, to agree to sell the coal
company's interest in the Katydid
dump to Judge Archibald and Edward
]. Williams.
In his answer Judge Archibald de-
MED that he had acted corruptly, or
had taken advantage of his position.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-05
JUPITER PLUVIITS DUE
TO PAY CAIRO A VISIT.

His Royal Highness, Jupiter Pluv-
us is sequestered somewhere close to
Cairo and is going to do another turn
on the weather program today.
Medicine Hat will, following the
visit OF His Wetness, discharge a
bunch Of frigid atmosphere down this
way.
Warning of this Spill and cold
weather was issued last night by
Local Forecaster r.. 7. Lindley, and
he ought to know what he is talking
about,
This damDness and frigid atmos-
phere will send the spring-like
weather we've been enjoying in Cairo
the past several days, "scooting"
southwark to the Gulf states.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-05

His attorneys took the position that
it was not crime for a federal Judge
to become interested in an attempt
TO purchase property from one who
was or might become litigant be-
fore his court. They declared that
no attempt was made to get the
property for less than its fair value.
Another prominent charge was
that Judge Arch bald undertook for
consideration TO assist George NJ.
Watson, an attorney of Scranton. Pa,
to settle a reparation suit brought by
the Marian Coal Company against the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad Company, and to sell for c.
G Boland and w. F. Boland, a large
portion of the stock of the Marion
Coal Company to the railroad In his
answer Judge Archibald declared he
acted in this matter merely as a
friend of Watson and C. G. Boland
without ever having received a sug.
gestion of compensation.
In response to every charge at.
toTneys for Judge Archibald replied
that the acts charged did not consti
tute an improbable offense, or {
high crime or misdemeanor, as de-
fined in the constitution.