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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-07-30
JUST A ONE MAN PARTY.

"If anything should happen (pgresse)
stubs bis toe its usefulness will DO oyern This IL the
observation of ormsby MeIag
Although Mcllag did
the fake tho South that raps
Claims 'robbery' Chicago
10 political suicide Marg
against President rtwbo ppTe hrgs e1otaRt
the Choctaw ninB-bnt he not going 10 ride losing
Already the Bull Moose las been deserted by the larger his
following that amounted anything gQYerHQFa'
have dwdd 10 and these
Not single cedtatle leader Of tbs Roosevelt
ventn ~ left consolation the eaRdidaeY
Moose Johnson eney capp Garfield and Peh0t
volts field lighters and these all Of small ealher Whatever Ae
faults he bias Analysed the third party Without
Roosevelt 1t would dissolve hour II tho
would be left TO drift peeap
sion when tho salvation Of the republic dependent upon
and irresponsible individual
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-07-30
BR0WrR 0f HAWAIIAN
PINEAPPLE INDUSTRY
asGmaied f6af the PACK 81 1917
WV Amo11f 10 About
$4,000 Cases

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4asi4 "a nd fsiad1f, f6f tbe past
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-07-30
'2fpItD TEAM OVERRDES
G494lgY POLO PLAYERS

NJ iNf second shllifa lhcfe nero algp
wa g0alf fforfd audi ohila aam Said
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flWf i4l Ne lagalfy The 'cofa wfa
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we goal' We hfH ip ! minute 70 500
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hth
w ihe f1pdf ehnkkhi lafold Caatle
scored by mlnulog W seconds, and
aa,lasn llf ny goal inst about
glfY lEelF Ihe seofe ~ The end ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-07-30

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The wonderful year Of ls b abolition 81 aasm apl e deHta
of an embassy of mobiles and eahpe otee Tpy m
seued Mbujp During ye loyalty lpuy pado,ir
the might OF the Nbaios tpJem 0 nue hatl isa
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focetul
Most wonduiu u Asiet country thar to Nas ue WAS m which
omor rebels leaders uavcs were ueaci WHOM lF Na
many bowels would he opened ny the Rali bte ana u so NJ nQ
would roll into the ood hut instwd le young Emperor rwd6e
forgot a ito was E,ou "noSas' @ ami dn m Ja.l
had her HoSer period who could mos hor o son oe
severely bt oNu uou Iu
creed Devotion TO tho Nipde dph toopp haruinn
For they agued no son OF Heaven wog nod
sweep an aliens into the AN this soou5 ago
II In the summer Of a the Emperor do}mg e WwWb pd lomp
GA inch OF helN embarked N3Hpd
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tho incarnation Of eodous political dae, aHm, presented ~ ~ d
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-07-30
INLS ON INI KIDNEYS
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-30
Minmeiota.
Sir 6ar,mcr.

sSSl1 SEN beioen 1afotas iillo iebt
Sic nod iibrigen Suoianer = 2an0e-
reien ser Ston0ing Sod Gel% erpotion
sur Nnlie0elung our6 oas BON bei0cn
&1uiern oes &ongreiies a11genom=
meme Jog. Gamble @eieb eroffnet
moroen. $4,000 Mfer 2an0 mer0er
lout eies Sc ietes nod in 6ieiem
Sommer unter folgerben 8e0ingln=
sen Pelieoelt meroen fonnen: Die
S1epiimitattter, melde i6re Gloints lit
sen eriten orei Monaten e%introgen
%laiIen, 5oblen $500 pro Nfer, neil
ongenommen miro. boB iie iid 5aS
bette 2an0 aus illden tper0en; fir Die
naiidplten 3 Monate lit Ser 8reis anf
$500 uno nod 6 Monaten auf $3.50
pro Mder feitgeiebt. 9os 2an0 ion
mie friibcr unter sic &egiitrierten
perloolt mer0en. Matiirli6 gelten
ol19 sic friiberen 8eitimmungen, 6oB
Ser &eimitdtter ID Monate unalnter=
bro9en ol1f Sem 2an0e mobnen m1b,
ebe er sen 8eiibtitel erbalt un0 0ab
Ser &aufpreis an Sic &egierung in
fiinf Sabresraten erlegt mer6en
fam. Sir alle 6armer uno 6eren
50bne, sic biQiges nnl1 guteS 2an5
%erperben tpollen, lit Sic 8aieSelungs<
gGrrSSfffnll19 oteier &eierpation iebr
beodtungsmertb. Mit menig @e1o
inns geringer Mibe fonnen ii@ 5ar<
meri0bne cine eigene Seimotb l6af<
fen uno beim Steigen ser 2anopretie,
nod erfolgter 8eiie5elun9, in einem
Sobr5ebnt m%oblbobeno mer6en.
@Iencoe. = 6re6. @egner If.
aus @initeo, meld}er am II. Sanror
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-30
Der @imflmk bcs ~bcmtidEm1erifaui=

iten Notiolmlbumoes f0,1gt iid al1d)
in &reiien an bemerfli6 5u mad}en,
oie linn biz iett fiibl gegeniiber ge-
itanoen babe11. Observation-Disclosures
oe,tider Mbfumft, Sic mebr poer ne
niger lire 3ugeborigfeit 81 SEM 0el1t=
iden Stamme perleltgnet mer 1id) lo=
aar Ser elben gelddmt inns oa0ur6
Sem 0e1tlbtbum in Sic em 2an0e un=
gebeuren SdaSen 5ltgefigt baben, be-
ginnen einga1ie6en, einen 6ebler be-
eauacn at haben nno 5eieen offen III
ren @tt6i5, Sob lire oSel Die @1e9e
lire @orfobren III 6euti 4en Aattoeit
oeitanoen bat, gttbo 50 Mitg1teoer
ser eeietaebenSen &orperi@aft bon
Ohio iino geborene 0ellti6e ooer BON
oertidrr Mbflmft inns baben eine11
v9cutid)en 9%e9islatl'r Club" eebil0et.
MIs 3iped oesielben mfrs ar,eegeben:
9eutide Scale 81 pflegen, 6el,tide
Sprode, 6ertiden @eiang, beutides
Sur1,en l1nb cine liberale 2ebensa11=
iholuang bod)5ltbalten. Mu6 in Ser
9egis(atl}r oes Staates Seem Sort fat
bieies &orgeben Mnflang 9eftn6en,
a,n5 sic 6eutidtamerifaniiden 0fit-
elie6er 5erielben baben iid gu @uniten
bieies @orgebens einitimmig ausge=
iproGen. @enn sic DeutldsMmerifa=
inl;er in berborra9e11oer Ste1l1ng en6<
1id oufb0ren, iid ibrer oeutiden @b-
funft 81, id)dmen un9 NIT 3eniemgen
lit ipeniger etnfluBreider Gage 5uiant+
menorbeiten, Damn miro 6as Deuti6t
tbum in Sic lem 2an6e balb Sen Git
fllrB aalsiiben, Sen es infolge ieiner
@roBe un6 ieiner geiitigen @tlonng
5u eboniprl1den bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-30
nth ons11oeben sic b%etreffen0en Stra:

ROTH an5ugeben sic betreffenoen Stra<
BE gra0iren gu laiien. SSn oem bor-
liegemoen @eiet miro Sen @rnnoet=
qentbumsbelitern 6as &edt einge=
raumt, sic County &ommiiiare gu pc
titioniren sic betreffen6e 2ono1traBe
a11 qra6iren. Die Netition muB bon
tpeniqltens 6 @runoeigentbumsbeii=
bern unteri6rieben mer0en uno &lane
un6 Sc iteniiberl6lag miinen ote1el=
BEN begIeiten. @enn Sic geplante
2anoi troBe BON sen u@iemers" gutge<
beiben miro, erfolgt cine @ermei1ung
un6 Damn cine 8onSousgabe leitens
6es Counties. @im &iertel ser 6oonr@
ermadien6en Soften meroen bon ben
@run6eigentbumsbeiibern %getrager,
elm @iertel pom County un6 ser &elt
pom 5taat un6 miiiien in 1Ojabrlt-
den 3oblungen berappt meroen. 9te
bon ser itaotli6en Straben=G ommt1.
1ion nieoergelegten @egeln miilien BET
oem gtraBenba11 befo1gt meroen l1r0
lit eine Minimalbrette bon 20 SUB
porgel9rieben. Sn sem an6eren San
mnr6e ser @ommtiiion &egier1tngs=
plan fit Ma1nicipalitGten beoni tor=
set. Monfoto bate 6tei en Blar
a6optirt un6 sic @onititutionalitat oes
betreffen6en @eietes itan6 IN 8rage.
Dos Sbergeridt erfldrte audi oie1es
@eiet berfaiiungsgemdB. Sc bonoel=
te fid buuptiGdli9 oarrm Oh es unter
unierer Staotsber er1aum lit
Sem Mopor elmer Sta6t auBer Sen
@recutipredten al1@ 6as &edt gu er<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-30

leinc Iro1 get0otet batte, 1pur0c oes
Mpr0es inn 5peiten @ra0e idul0ig BE-
fllt1oen ur0 81 lebeaslanglider 3udt=
bausitrafe p%er1rtbeilt.
@enning.-Mu ser @eimfabrt
bemerfte Srau See Earfer> BOB Elm
iunger @olf ibrem @agen folgte. Mls
oas Sbier Sen @agen eingcbolt bate,
brodte Sic Srou oieien gum steben,
iticg aus, cling NIT SEM &eitidenitiel
oem &aubtbiere energiih ST. 2eibe;;
un0 es gelang ibr al,d), sic 8e1tie 81
tooten. Sic brodte 6os Sen gum
Gonntpamt inns erbielt Sic Brqmie
pom $500,
Mtnond.- = Mis 5. $. &arS-
mid am sonntag Mbeno an leinem
Mil6logerbous poriiber eing, merfte
er, 0oB oas fleine @aSli6t in 6em
groBen &iblroum nidt brannte. Ct
5iin5ete Elm @eidbol5 at nn5 Dime
tie sic Gbure, u10 in 0emi elben Mo-
ment fam es infolge 0es in Sem &au=
me a%ngelammelten @emenges BON
2eudtgas 81 elmer fiirdterliden Ct
plolion, melde sag gat5e @eballoe in
eine11 ~Sritmmerbal1fen um1pan0elte.
@ar6mid tpur6e bon ser 6%euerpebr
bemnbtIos u1ter SEN &uinet1 berpor@
ge8ogen; er bat mebrfode @unoen
erIitten, miro aber mabri6einli9 am
2eben bleiben.
ct. Saul. - 11nler StaatS=
0bergeridt fat ONT 5reitag 5mei @r=
fenntniiie gefaQt, melde bon aQgemei<
11em sSntereiie iein 0iirften. Dos er1te
tpar sic MISUNDERSTANDING 6es befannr
te1t Glmeu~ @eietes. 9ieies @eiet
idofft cine Meuerang I'M 2onoifra<
benbau. GS lit abn1i@ mie Eel tebenoe
@elebe in Municipalitaten melde oen
angren5en0en 2ottencigentbiimerm baS
&edt gibt 5ur6 Hetition Sen Sta0t=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-30
Frank Fandel

CT rad feinen politiiden Memtern l1tto
@bren tradte. @abreno politii9e
&arteien cine @otbmen0igfeit ieien,
meinte erider5meiie, babe es linn als
&an6i6aten friiber bismeilen geidie=
nen, 0aB Sic republifaniide 8artei
mebr Mnbanger 5dble, ais er ielblt fir
notbig o6er angemeiien eradtet babe.
Dulutb. - 8eim Staats=Sefre
tar iin0 sic Snforporationsartifel fir
Sen u@r0Ber=D ulutb-& Stub" eingereiht
mor6en. Mls 8iele per6en angege-
ben: ~6or6erung Ser fommer5ieaen,
faufmdnniiden, Sabrif= un6 Mder=
bou=SntereiIen ser Sta0t;; @ufredter-
baltung geredter un6 gleidortiger
&anoelS Erin5ipien; @r1angung un0
@ittbeilung niiblider @eidafts-SSn=
formation; 8eilegl1ng bon 3miitig=
feiten uno MiBper itan6ntiien, uel@e
in @on0el un6 @eidaft 5miiden ein>
5eInen Sn6ipi6l1en entiteben mogen,
l1n6 Gor0erl1ng ser aqgemetnen Hro=
iperit6t 111o 6es a%ngemeinen @ads<
Mums ser Sta6t. Mls 8e6tngung fir
sic Mufnobme in. Sen &lub per6en
MIR ser Gborafter un6 sic SnteQigenS
6es 8eperbers in 8etro6t ge5ogen.
Seem l1Im. - Ser 8oll5ugsaus-
.iduB 6es bieiigen D~eutid<Mmerifani=
iden 3entraloereins bielt cine Stt=r
,ung ob u11o Tout 8eidl11B cine Gene
understanding idiimmtlider Mitglie<
ser Montagobeno in Sdeus &alle. Da
Seem nlm 6ieies Sabr Sic gbre boben
miro, 6eititaot fir sic Deutlde Sag
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-30

tbeilen iid an ser @eietgebung gu be-
tbeiligen. Da 6ieier Eunft fir Min+
neiota nun en0giltig erleoigt lit, 10
6irften nod an6ere 5ta6te 6ieien
&lm annebmer, tpeld)er ii@ augemein
gu bemdbren i9eint, mo- er infraft lit.
minneapolis. - Staatsber=
lt@erunes=&ommiiidr &reuB fat fol-
gen6en 8eriht iber sic Sabres=8e=
ri@te ser beridie6enen Seuerperiide=
ungs=@eienidaften, sic int Staate
Minneiota @eiddfftte' tbun, befannt ge=
mudt: SSm lebten Sabre itn6 6euer=
berii@erungs 8olicen in Minnelota
fir Sic Summe bon 722,029,129
lit &roft, gegen $500, zoo, 102 int
@orjobre 1911. Mn &rdmien muir
Sen $8,765, 100 be5ob1t gegen 49,
866,165 int @oriabre 1911, cine Mb
nebme bon iiber cine MiGion Dollars
an &rdmien. Die Seuerberl11ite be-
trugen in 6iel em Sabre $5,557,SH
gegen $6,214,983 inn @orjabre. 9ie
ErGmien ser Sopnlbip M11t11ols itie=
gen bon $517,184 auf $568,241 ut6
fire @erI1ite iftegen bon 1865 1873
auf $450,536 in 6ieiem Sabre. -
Sis CUR duBeriten Soiiumgsfraf NOR
6os M116itorium beiett, unh minbe=
items 5000 8erione11 fonnten fetnen
3utritt mebr erbaIten, ols @m. Sen<
rtings 8rDan Dor ser General Dno6e
ser Metbo6tften 5u re6en began1 ur6
ibr Sen @rub ser in 2ouisbile Der
iommelten HresbDterianer entbot. mit
be on6erem Ma@6rud betorte CT, 6ab
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-30
Stru1npfr (prziru

Stru1npfr (prztru
Sebr feline ieioene 2isle 90
nrenitriimpfe, EXTRA quite Sc
braudSqunlitat in tan, meiB un0
ibmar5. Hreis 25c.
5ei0ene 8oot-9triimpfe, iebr
leibt, MIR i6mar5, 5u 25c.
&eria1dt umiere 25c &in6er=
itriimpfe. sic geben 3ufrie0en=
felt uno tragen iih lange.
l1niere 5mei 8aor fir 25
Gts. Striimpfe fir &naben un0
Md5@en in auen @roBen iin0
sic beiten unter alien. 9ieie
fins aa16 in meiB u116 tan.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-30
Trmfrr-

6eniterz@ orbdnge BON Qnalttdt IN allen Tarben, s<
madt aus Ser ~allerbeiten @orte BON SelzSpaque u11o
einoeia6t ouf patentirten @prins Stolen. Mit Tran<
fen ooer einfab gu 25c, 35c SOC unb 75c, &u@ EXTRA
9roban @orten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-30
EtmaB Arur8

Chen erbalten cine nette 1reue
Musmabl BON Muto Scarfs in al
len Jarben gu 111r $t.00.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-30

@Iencoe. = Bre6. @egner IT.
aus @initeo, tpelder am II. Sonllor
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-05
HOLMES BACK FROM
MARYLAND TRIP
c. r. HOLMES is HOME FROM A
MONTHS VACATION IN
OLD HOME AT FREDERICK, ND.
VISITED BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.

''While / was glad te have an OPP
portunity to visit my relatives in my
old home in Frederick, Nd, am very
glad to get back home again. said
c. r. Holmes to Forum representa-
tive today on his return from two
months vacation spent in the east.
"The weather was bad all the time
I was gone and / was sick nearly the
whole time, spending most Of my va
cation in bed. No wonder am glad
to get back to the land of sunshine
and good climate like North Dakota.
On our way home through the western
range of the Alleghanies and Ohio we
passed through a snow storm that
ragged for about 500 miles. That didn't
look very good to me as thought 1t
might possibly be worse when ] ar
rived in North Dakota.
zone can imagine my surprise when
I got off the train here and stepped
right into the middle Of summer. This
weather is actually tropical in com
parison with what they're having in
Maryland right now.
II also visited Baltimore and Wash
ington while gone but spent the most
of my time with my mother and sis
ters and my wife's family in Frederick.
My father-in-la Rudolph Neidhardt,
returned home with me. am very
glad to be back.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-05
Will TALK TO CRIERS
Town Criers Will Be Addressed by
{. J. Bahcock Of State University
Monday Night.

The Town Criers club will be ad-
dressed Monday night at meeting at
the commercial club by e. j. Babcock,
dean Of the school OF mines of the
state university. The meeting will be
held promptly at 1880 o'clock and 1t
is expected there will be a large att
tendance.
Mr.. Babcocks subject will be Unde-
veloped Resources. He is considered
d speaker OF great force and his paper
will be absorbing interest as 1t viii
probably touch on some Of the unde-
veIoped resources Of North Dakota to
which question he has given particu-
lar study
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-05
u. 5. Torpedo Boats Did Mar
veIouS Work
C 'IIIONS UNFAVORABLE
ALTh asH WEATHER WAS NOT
eooL ENTIRE GROUP MADE
RETTk marks IN NIGHT FIR
ING tn f AVERAGE DAY FIR.
ING RES IS.

Pensacola, "a, April 5.--A new
worlds record in night torpedo firing
was made last night in this harbor,
by the United States destroyers
Trappe and Monaghan.
Every torpedo sent from the tubes
of these vessels struck the BULLS eye
of the target.
The entire group Of five vessels
made seventy hits, which is above the
average for even daylight firing un-
der favorable weather conditions.
Last nights conditions We're not good.
The fleet of torpedo boats. composed
of four groups, has been here for a
week engaged in firing with torpedoes
and guns.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-05

Washington, d. c., April 5.--The
United States supreme court, which
has been taking recess since March
8, resumed its sessions on April /. In
the interval the associate Justices
have been sitting in the circuit court
Of appeals.
One Of the first Important matters
to come before the supreme court
will be the governments suit to dis
solve the Hartman merger of the
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific
railroad systems. Attorney General
Wickersham and his special assistants,
Frank B. kellogg and Cordenie A.
Severance, are expected to make their
oral arguments before the court this
week.
In these arguments the court will
be told that the railroad combination
which the government now seeks to
dissolve, originated with Edward III.
Hartman, Jacob II. Schiff and assoc
ciates. 1t brought under common
control, the government attorneys will
allege, the Union Pacific, Southern
Pacific, the San Pedro, Los Angeles e.
Salt Lake. various steamship lines, and
other transportation systems, aud
gained for the merger an influential
voice in the management of the Santa
Fe.
The government attorneys will crit
icize the circuit court Of appeals OF
the Eighth district, which dismissed
the petition for dissolution of the
merger. The counsel for the govern
ment will hold that the circuit court
was wrong in holding that two rail-
roads could not be competitors unless
the competitive business was handled
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-05
N. D. Mans Good Road Bill
VIII Probably Pass
AID FOR RURAL ROUTES
THE MEASURE INTRODUCED BY
CONGRESSMAN HANNA TODAY
HAS FAVOR OF COMMITTEE
APPOINTED TO CONSIDER GOOD
ROAD PROPOSITION.

Washington, d. c., April 5.--Hanna
today introduced good roads bill that
will probably be reported favorably by
the agricultural committee.
The bill is on the same lines as the
Shackleford bill which was agreed
Upon by all members who introduced
good roads bills. and provided federal
aid for the maintenance of rural mail
routes.
The Hanna bill reduces the amount
to be paid on macadamized roads and
increases that on dirt roads over which
a log drag can be used.
1t is said that most roals on which
rural mails are carried are dirt and
these will have the larger proportion
of any aid extended.
Hanna is a member of the sub-com-
mittee of the agricultural committee,
appointed to pass on the good roads
proposition. Director Page of the
good roads office will be witness to-
morrow before the sub committee, as
will Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General De Graw who has charge of
the rural delivery system.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-05
OUARTEMONI WAS
GIVEN RELEASE
SUSPECT IN MATTHEWS MURDER
CASE Is ExoNERATED BY
THE EVIDENCE.

Minneapolis, Mimi. April ST.. ].
ouartemont charged by ahe police
with the murder of Alice Matthews.
was released from custody late today.
His release, after imprisonment
since last Saturday, was asked in
municipal court by County Attorney
Robertson.
Mr.. Robertson's request Is taken to
mean that the grand jury has decided
it will not indict Quartemont.
At noon all the witnesses had been
examined, but the grand Jury had or
dered subpoena, which indicated an
investigation into police methods in
ths Matthews case.
Not one bit of evidence tending to
connect Cuartemont In any way with
the murder Of the girl was introduced
before the jury, so far as can be
learned. On the other hand witnesses,
who according to the police would
bear on the theory that Quartemont
was on the same car as the murdered
girl the night OF Saturday, March 2s,
appeared before the grand jury and
corroborated Quartemont's story.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-05
MRS. VERMLYA HAS
RESTED Her CASE

Chicago, April 5.--Replying to the
testimony of Russell f. Thompson,
who declared that Rickard t. Smith,
railroad man, threatened to commit
suicide one night in January, 1911, and
the denial of the defendant that she
was the cause Of the mans death,
Mrs. Louise vermilya on trial for MUIR
der in Judge sullivan's court, rested
her case. The defense bases its case
on the theory that Smith committed
suicide by taking porson while at Mrs.
Vermilya's fiat.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-05
WILSON Will
TOUR ILLINOIS

Chicago, H.. April 5.--Interest in the
direct primary in Illinois to be held
next Tuesday, which for several weeks
has centered in the contest of nun.er-
Gus candidates for governor changed
today to the preferential vote for can
didates for the nomination of presi-
dent with the arrival on the scere Of
Governor Wilson. Wilson will 1our
the state making fifteen cities. re-
turning to Chicago tomorrow evening.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-05
WHOLE FAMILY DROWNED.

Cairo, April 5.-William Lynn,
his wife and three children were
drowned between Birds point and
Wyatt, Mo. Lynn, a farmer, was
overtaken with his family by the
rising water.
J. S. Cary, a farmer near Wyatt
is reported missing, and is bellev-
ed drowned.
Henry Baker, farmer, at Tex
as Bend is reported drowned.
The backing Of water from the
Tenth street drainage pump this
morning threw the citizens into a
panic and the report spread that
the levee, which holds the Ohio
river out of Cairo had broken at
Tenth street. The port proved un-
true. No danger is apprehended.