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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-12
REGISTRBIRs
For the General Election!
BeingSAppo irtsd blythe
County Court.

Monday afternoon thsi cbunts court
worked on the appointment of lis
registrars for the geners.l election in
November half Of Rhqn are sba
Republicans and the qshhsr bay Dem-
ocrats pursuant teass jaw recently
enacted. There are fifty.nine voting
places. apd there 1Etll be two regis
trags atyery bHe jet them.
;6hn Dough- sahd r. R. Wilson
qualified as nozaftes public.
orville l. McponaId was granted q
certificate upon which TO-. obtain e
notary public commission from tho
governor. ~ -
v, A. sel5y Qualified as administra-
tor of Willis Brown with bond at
$500.
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BUSINESS
= q HEH IL
Mems Association 5 State Con.
vention Win Open in
Wheeling Tuesday

WHEELING, Aug. 12-The ar
raugements for the thFd annual. con-
.ventlon of the. business Mems Assoc
ciation' of West Virginia have; all
been completed blythe various COM
mittees and much COED Is expected
tto5be accompiiA Sthat viii benent
every. line of trade throughout the
state. =
The opening session will start at
1880 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon at
the Scottish Rite cathedral when the
convention will be called to oTder
by the president, George w, aGreig.
The. address, OF welcome will be
made. by. @. @. Schmidt and the re-
Spouse by J. IS. Paxton, second vice
president OF, the association, This
will he. followed by the appointment
oHtcommtttees, the, presidents ad-
dress and a. general discussion OF
matters pertaining to the associa-
ton. In; the evening boat ride. will
be taken on, the steamer, Liberty,
and while if is designed to be one OF
pleasure, 1t will serve to bring the
members of the. association into
close acquaintance and much good
is expected to be accomplished.
The second days, session will
start at $3.50 o'clock In the morning
and "a session will also be held IN the
afternoon. in the evening, Mer-
chants Day, the big, feature o. re
convention. win be hid at Wheeling
Park and this promises to be an
event Of rare enjoyment.
/ Thursday, the last day, will be de-
voted to business matters, morning
and afternoon and the convention
will be brought to a close in the
evening WITH an elaborate banquet
at the stratford Springs hotel.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-12
BLll
COUNTERFEIT
Bill is Being Circulated and
Warning is Sent Out TO,
the Banks.

"A new counterfeit of the $40. gold
certificate of the 1905 series has
been discovered by the secret ser.
vice. and banks throughout the conn
try have been warned against 1t.
The counterfeit Is apparently printed
from photO-meohanical plates OF
crude workmanship on. two pieces .Of
paper bttUeen which abort plsSes. Of
heavy blue silk have been passsa
The portrait OF Washing 81 Il go
poor that it shonld lea8 Is lie imne.
dlate detection OF the cppltegFslts.
e bears check letter %. pa g inn
Der lat and the signature "a |;ES
z. Vernon register Of. The ltreas n.
and Charles Il. Treat. trea satsf !, n
While the local banks have All
been notified and are on the lookout
for these spurious bills none have
appeared here 80 far as Is known up
70, the present time.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-12
Sc WEN MURDERERS
ARE PUT TO DEA tn
AT One Time in the Electric
Chair in the. Ossinipg. y
Prison.

ossRlING. N. Y. Aug. 1O47,IShA
w. Collins. of Lorenzo. caIif;; \,
yatore De Marco. Fnep De MafSS|
Angelo ,Giustox; Vincenzo Coma ana
Joseph Ferropo were executed here
today for murder, Coma tainted, III
the straps were being adjusted. a
the zap was quickly adjusted SsIi
the current sent through his body
All except Collins entered the deaf
chamber protesting their innocenSs,
This was the largest numbef to III
executed at one time since the deah
chair was installed. and the exeeu:
lions were accomplished within an
hour an sixteen minutes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-12
CHANGE
Of Federal Building Site il
the City of Fairmont
is Now Sought.

FAERMoNT. Aug, 12-A petition
is being circulated in this city to
change the site of the new postof-
fee building to place closer to the
BUSINESS district, 1t is claimed that
the site is not in very conYsnint
.p!ac. 1t bing too far away from the
business section, The petition. will
be drawn up and sent, to Washing
ton some time this week.. asking
that the site might be changed. The
plans for the new building are near
,iy completed and 1t IS expected that
the contract for the building will
be let sometime within the next
month. The present site is the Hall
property on Main, street, between
Main and Jackson streets. The petit
ton is being signed by large num-
Der of prominent people.
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AS Well as the Remainde al
the Republican STATE
Ticket.
iDR cLaAREs EDWARDS
Who is Rated as One Of the
Leading Bull Meese in
West Virginia.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - U,St z
~, mAslnis'l ~. T. asfe
WI n.,, ~ ~ $4,000 u EesslSe q
eui. Moose 0.' sss.e .leises la MeSs II
- " a.lela, sstaetlanc eaa
we ssA'e vac ies PEsossess
auS VS. s.ss ls q pl9 y E.
e n, MS n, y Z u u y q
~ sys,,,S III hit !;
81: /. \ 35 s.asl
=. 81. j IN Y ~
u IL II 81 y s
pS n i !. !. y I: e IS : :
NJ h
49,: ss.ss y, i II III
s ! M I; S ia Il q. u y. u
!: :s,. ~. (, 80. : "a
.n.os.lsu sne ~ more avn eo Y
1 nonuens ~ Inlcao at 7.a tne s sui
slUose senssnston mag ae J. 5ass
o ,'S sne. .osmyf lete nseaso tnat
%est S,as, ~. aa't geese would e-
;, rnuslsSstoeils support tne entlre stats
tss w, I,s ll .i Il, !.
WI E r,,, wno5l y Sle real leaaer
vi Iu6 butl N9QO80f adlefeltHt IN 7VHeBb
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-12
WHITE SLAVERY
Is the Charge against a Man
Held for Federal Grand
Jury Here.

Word has been received at the
United States marshal's ONCE Of the
arrest at Martinsburg Of Frank Reeve.
of Pennsylvania, who Is charged BY
Special Government Agent Frank
Reese with white slavery. 1T ts
alleged that Reese Brought his wife
from Pennsylvania to this state for
the purpose, Of laeihg her in an I'M.
moral house.
1t is claimed the man brought His
wife from PennsylvaniaI and plsGed
her in a house OF :prost itutious IN Mrs
tinsburg. The arrest WAS made BY
Deputy MARSHAL iDofpey Brown %
MarttnsburE, Reese VIII be held for
the next feder9l grand jury which WIZ
meet during the October term OF
court here,
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Along with All the Other Min
ing Districts in West !.
Virginia.
MORE JOIN STRIKERS
GoyemorisSS Surprised to Find
Machine Gun in Hands
ofMine Guards.

CHARLESTON Aug. 19-1t is
now definitely known that the United
Mine workers Of 4nerIca viii on.
deayor to organize the unorgan,zed
mining districts Of the state
For some time mast a large datm-
her Of oreanizsfa have baen At work
in the new; .Riyerf district and the am
organizer portion Of tie Kanawha
district r 49, p
Ijatilpressnt The number Of pn,ou
MtHfif bahized al sncb nv scale
4 Iii a MI &esn 10 ooo and
lau6JlIEliaE n 3 Il a1awba and, New
Rifgbil {fista Il bara ara about 90.
odbl IHts oEII6l II an smnfo,yed n
and aSo;1EtE ths IS,nas - Tho state
WITH the excsnf7u1 ~ fay, mines
on Cabin craek ali ara closed TODAY
adding close ~ Is ono ~ tbe .tr,kers
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-12
EYsTONE or ARCH
SAM SCHEPPS SAYS
He is in Connection with the
RosenthaF Murder and the
Police Graft.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. Aug. 10
Although Sam schepps. held here in
connection with the Rosenthal muir
der in New York, maintains that he
has made no confession, he has made
statements to indicate that he is in
possession of the details OF the
shooting OF Rosenthal and the graft
system. ~.
~ am the keystone of an arch,
and when they get me back to New
York that arch will fall" he said
There is one important thing we
overlooked, we forgot to change the
number of the automobile One
statement OF the local officers l dc
not understand. you can mark
the date of February 25 this iaVes'
tIgation will STOP"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-12
BURNS MEN
Are Engaged by the Govern
ment to Run N0wn Miss
ing Banker Carver.

The Burns detective agency, ia
nous the world over since the Nc
Namsra case. has been employed by
the government to run to earth Ed
gar Carver, who disappeared nearly
a month ago with $22, 900 of the
funds of the First National Bank of
Rowlesburg. The representatives OF
the treasury department who have
visited Rowlesburg have declined to
give out any information regarding
the governments plans, but the fact
that the Burns agency has been re-
taIned in the case leaked out at
Rowtesburg following the visit there
Of an operative from the Burns Of
fee. s4T&6
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-12

AS Result of Orders Sent Here
for Missing Members of
Company.

Resulting from a warning sent TO
Clarksburg by Captain Duncan
Boughner, commanding Company X,
of the West Virginia National Guard
in the Paint Creek strike 8one, to-
gether with an order sent by the
militia authorities to We Percy Byrd,
sheriff of Harrison county, all but
two absent members OF the company
are speeding on their way to the
Paint Creek district for the purpose
of reporting for duty with the com
pany,
Flavius HaneS a member of the
company who was here on brief
furlough, took Corporal Carl v,
iHeinzman from Clarksburg on train
No. 3 Monday morning to Paint Greek
Junction. Sergeant Allied B. Powell
departed Sunday for the same
destination. After reading Cap
tain Boughner's warning in the Daily
Telegram, ]. Atwell Tucker and
Privates Fittro and KauheId decided
to hurry on to Paint Creek and they
left Clarksburg Friday night, Charles
Lantz, who had been visiting relatives
at Ellenboro. also learned through
the Telegram articles that he was
wanted in the strike zone and is now
on his way there. He.will- first come
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-12
II. FINAL REPORT
Contest
Seat is to Be Made
E88i95Atrin a FewDays.

l IIgNGToN, D. c.. Aug 12--
IN port in the contested election
Bahiin Wiley against James
IL g6es, involving the seat IN
.epbg fsss from the Fifth West Viz
Gina aIstyact. is IN course of prepa-
kstiS The dictation of the. first
dFatt sf3the report has been COM
,,pteted and within a few days the
Anal report is expected to be-ready'
II wili.be, made to Congress as soon
as 1t is completed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-12
NINE ARE FINED
In the Police Court and Two
Are Deported in Default
Of Payment.
.a9As SIs9tt Z


Policemen made no ,asrssts sun
day and no session of the police
court was held at the usual time
this morning. AT Sunday mornings
session of the court, Mayor Frank
r.. Moore disposed Of nine cases. as
follows:
L. scolvania was fined IS and costs
fol-, stealing two barrettes from a Ave
and ten cent store and he was re-
LEASED ON payment.
Eight men were fined SO and costs
each for street drunkenness. SIX of
them paid the required sums and
we're released. while the other two
were deported in default OF payment.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-12
BURGLARY
Is Committed at the Odeon
Theater by One Not .Yet
Apprehended.

When the odeon theater opened for
business Saturday evening, 1t was
found that the place had been visited
by burglar after the afternoon per-
Torrance as a drawer had been broken
open and $53 in money taken. of
which amount about $50 was in
nickels. 1t is believed that SSe
burglar attended the afternoon per-
foramnce and hid in the building until
the opportunity came to commit the
burglary. There is no clue.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-12
SUICIDE PACT
Results in a Tragedy il
Which Man, Wife and
Baby Are Victims.

PITTsBURG. Pa. Aug. 12-
Frank Kenyon, who registered at the
Lafayette hotel from turtle Creek.
Pa, shot his wife dead, wounded
their elghteen-months-old baby ia
tally and killed himself at, the hotel
today. The police are working on
the theory that the tragedy resulted
from a suicide pact. The couple
were in Erie August 81 and. they
sent their baggage to Tyrone, Pa.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-12
FISHER DECLINES
An Invitation to Address the
West Virginia Board Of
Trade This Fall.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug ~
Walter L. Fisher. secretary of the
interior. has been compelled to de-
cline an Invitation to address the
West Virginia Board OF Trade at its
annual meeting at Morgantown. be.
cause he will leave Washington az
soon as Congress adjourns for Homo
lulu. expecting to make some per
sonai Investigations OF conditions in
the territory OF Hawaii.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-12

By Woodrow Wilson Mana.
gers to Catch the Votes of
Women Voters.

SEA GRIT. N. u, Aug 12-Al-
though the Democratic party has no
plank advocating woman. snfrage, d
plank has beens formulate BY Gov.
.ernor Wilson'S campaign manager
by which they wiIzbsd fal R11SSsRss
votes in California, wyoming, Utah,
Colorado. Washington and Idaho,
Mrs. J. Borden Harrison win be
sent there to make speeches on the
cost Of living, the tartff and legIsIa-
tion regulating hours Of employ
ment and workmen's compensatlons.
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RUN SHORTENED.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 10
The postofice department has d.
rected that the run of postal clerks
on trains Is and 16 on the Morgan.
town and Rowlesburg railway pest
Office shall commence and end al
Kingwood instead of Rowlesburg, as
hitherto, decreasing the distance
eighteen miles.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-12
FUNERAL AT WEST UNION.

The funeral OF Mrs. Thomas Hard.
man. of Sutton, took place at West
Union Saturday. Mrs, Rardman,
who before her marriage was Miss
Grace ShinI, graduate nurse Of St
Mary's hospital. died "wednesday
night of,acute indigestion. She had
many friends in clarksburg who
were greatly shocked to learn Of het
death.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-12
SHOOTS WIFE
Dead, Kills Their Baby and
Then Ends His Own
Life in Their Home.

BRocKToN, Mass, Aug. 12-
Stephen KostoR, Bulgarian barber,
shot his wife dead. killed their
three-months-old son and killed
himself. They were found dead by
Mrs. Kostoft's mother when she en-
tered the home today. The husband
was % years ond and the wife II
years old
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-12
SUICIDE.
r0p5. .. ~
Is COMMITTEES. by Prof. Cory
Of. the~Doane Academy
at Granville, O.

GRANVILLE o., Aug. 12-Pro-
fessor James H. Cory, Of DPane
Academy, a preparatory school for
'Dsnnlson university, committed sui
eide last night: by hanging His body
found today CORY was confined III
an insane asylum eighteen years ago
but was discharged as cured,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-12
INFECTED.
Is a Doctor with the Rocky
Mountain Spotted Fever.
in Montana.

WASHINGTON. D. C., Aug. l2-
DR., Thomas lB. McCllnt!c, Of the
health service. who has been lighting
Rocky Mountain spotted, fever in the
Bitter Root Valley, Mont, all SUM
mer, has been infected with the
dread disease and is being rushed to
Washington for treatment.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-12
SITS IN CoRpoNs COURT,

Justice John T. Flynn. of Wilson
burg, sat in Justice e. HI Cor
don's court in this city Monday and
heard several pending cases. owing
to Justice Gordon's Illness. which
prevents him from attends..ssIeo the
court work. Mrs. Gordof Is lmprov-
ing and 7williprobahTgo return to his
Office within day or two.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-12
ADJOURNMENT
Of the Congress This Week
Unless Taft Vetoes a
III Certain Bill.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Aug. 10
Majority Leader Underwood pre-
dicted the adjournment OF Congress
this week, unless President TAFT We
toed the @legislatlve, executive and
judicial appropriation bill. Presi-
dent Taft told Representative 'Fit2-
gerald that he would veto the meas.
ure because 1t contained an amend.
ment to abolish the commerce court
and limit the tenure Of office OF csrll
serSt6e employees to seven years.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-12
cobb STABBED
In the Back by Three Men as
He is Going to Train
Today.

SYRACUSE. N. Y, Aug. 25.-ry
Cobb was stabbed in the back by three
unknown men in Detroit early today
while on his way to a train which was
to bring his team for; an exhibition
game here. cobb's agility saved him
and his injuries are slight.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-12
REPORTED KILLED.

1T lis reportS1 here that Van K.
Cleary, former well known resident
electrician. was killed day or two
ago in an automobile accident in
Chicago.
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OUT OF HosPtTAI.

: Captain NJ g. spefry Is out OF d
local hospital where 6bi recently tns
derweRt a Nasal peraaons
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70 MANR BsTnLATEs.

The county court as a levytng
body win make up the ANIMAL esti-
mates tomorrow for the annual lev
les. aa
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-12

County assessor-W. A. ireland.
County superintendent of free
schools-Carter L. Faust.
County surveyor-L. H. Wilcox.
House of Delegates-W H. Bun
'ner, F. N. Mason and Lloyd Hetfner.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-12
REGION
TO BE ORGANIZED
EISHERIFF FIRBEE
Is Nominated for Sheriff by
the Republicans of Ma
rion County.

Marion county Republicans have
nominated the following ticket:
Judge of circuit court-Harry
Shaw.
Judge intermediate conrt-cm
f. Frame.
Prosecuting attOrney-E. F, Nor
gan.
Saskatchewan Furbee.
j County commissioner - Alfred
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Continued on page fiYe.l
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TIE WEATHER

Generally. fslIR tonight ana Tuesda,
& and moderately warm.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-03-05
SYMPTOMS ANO.DISEASE

Be not alarmed: That sub-cons-
cious itch is merely a whisper of
spring.
Centuries ago your forebears stole
out of their cave with the.coming Of
the first warm days and went in
search of food and mate. The pas
sion, senescent, but not dead, calls
today and every living creature
hears it. Out of the ages, dim to
the conscious thought, comes this de-
mand, laden with the impulses of
that which made progress possible
and civilization the heir of barbarity.
Thank God for race restlessness.
The lure of distant places, thesearch
for the light that never was on sea
or shore, the ceaseless journey to
the Never, Never Land, are but sug-
gestions of the eternally immature
hum an mind that is forever young,
forever looking with eyes of wonder
upon universe to whose secrets it
cannot find the key. With each re-
curing spring Man takes up the
search anew. He sloughs sorrow
and disappointment and failure and
chagrin; he sets his face to the sun
and goes forward impelLed by a
force of which he is sea, ceIy cons
cious, driven by an impulse he can
never analyze.
Though the glory of heaven lives
in a rosebud he will not see it.
Though all the tragedy of. the uni
verse is centered in a tear he will
not understand. He sees the rose
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-03-05
If THIS BE TREASON

There is but one bunch of men in
the United States that can make
possible the denomination of Presi-
dent Taft.
The federal office holders.
Was President Taft elected for
the purpose CT perfecting ma
chine that would make his renomi-
nation certain? Or was he chosen
for other and conceivably higher
and more important work?
Is the political machine the most
sacred institution in this country
and are the desires, rights and priv
ileges of the people merely incident
al?
Is it right for William Howard
Taft to use his federal patronage to
perfect his machine and insure his
denomination and is it wrong for
the American people to appeal to
a private citizen for help?
Must the machine live though
liberty perish?
And is an act of George Washing
toms dictated by political condi
tons to be made a shield behind
which abuse and intrigue are to be
practiced?
1t seems quite likely that the
American people of today are alive
and not wishing to be held in the
grasp of a dead hand.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-03-05
THIRD TERM OPPONENTS

Roosevelt, militant, possibly dog
matte, has always had enemies.
Those who were his enemies are
so still.
These people and interests OPP
posed him in 1900 and looked upon
him in alarm in 1904.
Naturally they are in a panic at
the suggestion of third term for
this highly dangerous man"
But those who supported him
twelve years ago are with lin to-
day.
There must be some, backbone in
a man who can keep his enemies
bitter and his friends true.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-03-05

but he does not know how many mil
lion sun rises flushed crimson before
the glory Of the sky lost itself in the
mold to break forth in the soft tint
of the petal. No matter. He is
radiant with the joy of living, colos-
sal in his confidence and divine in the
exaltation of his hopes.
Spring has touched his heart. HI
bernation is past. Idleness is dead.
The sod beneath his feet is dynamic.
Within the breast of the earth are
stirring those forces that are to
clothe the clay with grass and flowers
and trees. He feels it; he cannot
resist it; he breaks into song; the
spring is a lyric; he does not inter
pref but he hears the whisper Of all
the myriad small things hurrying
into the sunlight; he is heroic in his
resolves; chivalry crowns him; he IS
eager for the strife; fear forsakes
him and the witching form of Love
flutters before him.
This is spring without which hu-
mainly would be still bowling its I'M
ineligible cries into the tangled
wilderness and "the river of the ten
thousand masts would have but a
single naked fisherman"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-03-05

the hands of @. G. Bates and the first
issue gives promise that the new
publisher is a worthy successor of
the old.-Sauk Center Herald.
In speaking of conditions on the
iron range the RedWoo Gazette
AYERS that the Firms take. to the
anti saloon idea like a bushman to
the bathtub. This is probably a
little overdrawn, but even if it were
true it would not cut much of a
swath, for the reason that most of
them are not voters, unless they are
an exception to the bulk Of the mine
workers on the range. If it were
otherwise that legislative district
would not return a member to the
house with anti-brewery- owned sa-
loon tendencies. st. Peter Free
Press.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-03-05
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN

The advertising value of equal
suffrage campaigns becomes more
and more apparent to the workers
at National suffrage headquarters,
where the daily mail is laden with
packages of newspaper clippings
from every part of the world con-
tanning reference to the states in
which such campaigns are pending.
The activity of the movement in
the various countries is becoming so
pronounced that interest is focused
on the sections where the prospects
for. success appear to be most fav-
orable.
Mrs. Electra Kennedy of Califor-
MIA celebrated her 102d birthday
few days ago. and cake of her own
baking with 102 lighted candles
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-03-05

TUESDAY. MARCH 5. 1912