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Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05
RANDALL

Dec. 3.-Mrs. Clarence Eastman and
children returned Wednesday from an
extended visit with relatives at Moose
Lake and Wakhon.
Mrs. Rose and children left Friday
for their home in Dent, after week Is
visit with her sister, Mrs. VIM. Their,
neT.
Tony Bentler of Minneapolis is Wis.
iting with his mother, Mrs. Anna
Beutler.
Mrs. A. V. Mccarthy of ,Stillwate,
spent Thursday here with her parents:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kennedy, leaving
for Royalton Friday.
"A. Oothoudt arrived Wednesday,
evening with a ca: o;..l of livestock
and household 900 Is ana will again
locate in the vicinity of Randall.
Mrs. E. Muller and children left OF:
Saturday for two weeks visit at
Benedict and Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hegg Of N. D., are at
present visiting with their son John
Eee;;-' and family in Parkertown.
Frank Sexton of Minneapolis visited
q few days with Mr.. and Mrs. P. L.
Mclburg and family.
A basket social will be held Friday
evening, December IL, in the Wood
mai hall for the benefit Of the Ger
man Lutheran church.
It Schaffer has returned from q
tWo-wecks visit at his home il. Mi:l-
neapolis.
(Account of trouble with linotype
cn3rcc,,n,,lona, ,ija I, ~,
cut.-Editor.)
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

There is talk that Iverson's real
goal is 1916, not 1914. Defeat next
year would not hurt Ivcrson, and he
would be in line for 1916. Those who
talk this way forget about a quiet
but resourceful young man, good
politician and backed by other good
politicians. 1t ought not to surprise
anyone who has watched matters, to
sec this young man candidate for
governor in 1916. His name is Picus
He belongs to a family highly respect
ed by the Norwegian people, he has
considerable ability, and would not
object to be the first governor of Nor
wesian descent since the days of
Knute. Preus is very important fac
tor in the political situation of the
near future.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05
RoYALToN

l. Dec. 3.-Miss Carrie Batx:r ,~tLln
eG from Winntpes last week, ai,.l
two months abs.:1 %. r.
Frank Gilmer auG family Of On
ami;. were guests Of Mrs. Rose Gilme1
CT ring the past week.
Della Love entertained !, few of he1
young friends Saturday evening.
Mrs. Herman Batter ana son left
thu last Of the week tor their home il
Hazelton, N. D.
Max Kobe is here Wis. ing his rar
exits.
NJ. n. Young and Timer Trask re-
turned from Aitkin county with IN.
deer.
The Royalton Milling Go Lave Il
stalled two dynamos and will in the
future operate their mill by electricity
instead OF steam as formerly.
K. s. Clark has rented the j. N
C;trnes' house.
News was received Mocda:r morn
ing Of the death Of Mrs. Edna Ii off
man nee Edna Mun:y, eldes- e;aueh
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fraak M:!:.cy vi
Bol]eyiew. Mrs Hoffman bad been il
several months and dicl f:om the r
fects Of blood poisoning ia IT,, Mort il
western hospital in Mimi eanolis. Yer:
sincere sympathy is felt for the he
reayed family and Mr.. Hoffman.
Mrs. James Boyd who for many
years was resident OF Royalton, died
early Monday morn:ng, Dec. l, 1918
s!5 the Swedish hospital In Minneapolis
FOR thhe, past month Mrs. Boyd had
been seriously i'll and from the first
very little hope was entertained fol
he: recovery. The funeral was held
at Grace church ater the arrival of
the noon train Wednesday. The fam
il.y consisting Of hoz husband, Mrs
Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Boyd, Mr.
anl Mrs. Roy Boyd, the Misses Ethel
and Vera Boyd were present. The
interment was in Riverside cemetery
Very general sympathy is felt for Mr.
Bo?d and each IL anl',.er OF lis family
Miss Laura Drannaa Of Little J'alis
attended Mrs. James Boyd's funeral
Wednesday afternoon.
account Of t1onb:e with Herald
linotype the correspondent &c has leen
c.,E this week.-Editor) -
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

There does not seem any present in
dlcation that the Progressives will
elearI wisdom from the events of 1912
and get together on gubernatorial
candidate who might. have chance at
the nomination. On the contrary it
looks as if they would play into the
hands Of those they claim to oppose.
Ie the progressive. leaders had half
the courage and real independence Of
the silver republicans Of the later
nineties, they could get together with
the democratic democrats in a way
which would mean confusion to the
resctionaries in all parties. Such a
thing is unthinkable, however, under
present conditions. ~ @
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

The Belgrade Tribune announces
| thai it will not support Dan Lawlel
for governor even if he receives the
democratic nomination. This cxhi.
tition Of political independence is in
deed refreshing, but the TriDune
should give it's reasons clearly. IT
cannot be because Of LAWYERS views
on county option, because many
Stearns county democratic leaders and
large section of the Stearns county
democracy agreed with Lawler N lis
opposi tlon to Gray's stand for count
option in 1910. The Stearns county
>otc in that year shows that very
CLEARLY, and We do not understand
that the Tribune is for county opti.n,
even in the way many people arc who
otherwise might be opposed, as simply
a method of tackling a vexatious prob
lem. Mr.. LAWYERS actions in 1910
cannot therefore be the reason. Is
it his antagonism to Bryan in 1896?
The man at the head Of the national
government was also anti-Bryan sew
enteen years ago, but the democracy
made him president. We believe he
thinks it was mistake to have op-
posed the democracy's attempt at new
freedom in 1896, and we understand
Lawler shares that view. There are
men in this state who passed through
the days Of '96 onward in the fore
front OF the conflict, who are letter
qualified by experience and by sa"ri-
flee to pass Judgment than our friend
OF the Belgrade Tribune, and many
OF these men, who would have the
right if any, are not inclined at this
time to be harsh with Lawler be-
cause Of the events of seventeen years
ago. Is it because Lawler is a Ram
sey county democrat? There might
be something to that, for the Ramsey
county democracy, in spite Of sever
al splendid democrats, has not eener-
all stood in good odor with the democ
racy of the state. Yet Mr.. Lynch,
who is much respected by the Eel
grade Tribune, was for many years a
member Of the Ramsey county delnoc-
racy, was q member Of the St. Paul
city council when Dick O'Connor con-
t:clled that body absolutely, and al
ways obeyed orders. Whether to his
credit or not, Lawler did not take
orders from O'Connor or anybody else.
The democracy selected him as a can
didate for U. S. senator last year
without opposition. That is probably
partial absolution at least for the er'
rors Of the past. We are not e~advo-
eating his candidacy, but we affirm
his right to be q candidate. When
a man, no matter who he may. be,#o1
! what his political doctrines may have
been, proclaims his adherence to the
progressive principles Of party and
dares to go before the people and
subject his candidacy to their yer
Diet, his candidacy deserves consider
alton. He who goes before the peo
pie in that way must be willing that
his past be scrutinized and promises
be appraised. It is too early to sug
gest what will be best for democratic
democrats to do in next years stat'
campaign, but one thing is sure-the.
must oppose the attempt to build vi
Me and Mike machine in this, stat'
- and we trust that in such opposition
oar friend of the Belgrade Tribune
40 prompt to declare its political in
dependence, will be Of assistance.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS

An adjourned meeting Of The board
Of public works was held at the city
hall Friday evening to make the
assessments for the new sewer which
was laid Oh First street northeast re-
Gently. The board decided to 1naite
the assessment according to the num-
Der Of lineal feet of property front
ing the sewer. On account Of the
depth at which the sewer had to be
laid and the large pipes used the ex-
pense was great and the board ix' d
the assessment at $l.l9 per ineal foot
for the property owners Another meet
ius Of the board will be held Dec.
II to confirm the assessment and to
take up the Fourth street sewer.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05
NEW BOOKS AT rJRRARy

The following list of new books
have recently been placed on the
shelves of the Carnegie library:
Non-Fiction-Adult sE
Moths Of the Limberlost 80. Porter
Americans and others ....... Repplier
Behind the scenes with wild AMI
mails 49,. ................. 'elvln
Wonders Of the world ...... Singleton
Blue bird ............. Maetarincl1
lays Of ancient Rome .... Macaulay
Romance of submarine engineer
- lEg -. 49, ...... =. -. -. g COrbln
Perfect tribute ......... Andrews
.-.@g-7sa> No1-Fi -Fiction-Juvenile a1.,'''s's
True story Of. Christopher Colum-
Outdoors, indoors and up the
Chimney 80. .....,. NELLY
Russian grandmother IS wonder s
tales -. .......... ~. s. Ho'1ghton
Reader il physical geography. Dodge
Golden Staircase chisholm
Ou- birds and their nestlings. w alker
Stories Of great Americans for
little Americans ...... Eggleston
Rocks and minerals ....... Fairbanks
Boys book Of new inventions Maule
Stories Of the middle ages retold
! from St. Nicholas ..........
Wher mother let's us Keep pets
$500. Johnson
BoCk Of famous verse -. ReppGe1
F1cti0n-Juvenile
At the back Of the north, wind
-. ...... Macdonald
Boy sailors of 1912 Tom!inson
Boy with the u. 8. foresters
.............. Robt. Wheeler
Roaring lions .................. Otis
Adventures Of Billy Topsai Duncan
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05
DO YOu WANT AS SI.I1EI.E BOY a.
III YOURsIIO0lME7 III II q

III H YOUR sHOh1E77s'ss u ss
. NJ j. McF Feeley, agent forlat hcs Sis
ters Of Charity, l75 East 68th street,
New York, was in the ity. tais :.ycek Il sla
booking up homes for orphan ssys be bt.
ins cared for BY this :ins5itut: on. 'l'he
bays range in age from s.one Sod fo::r
years, Of good health and known par
cntage. Just recently 100 handsome
little fellows were taken into the
!. Ii rnes at st. Cloud and other parts
OF Streams county.
The sisters lease New Ycrk Dec.
Il with another band of children, the
objective poirt beng So. Cloud. :na
will include those asked for iirc,n- ,;,as
anl surrounding 5'ei:lsTs.
Families wishing to take one or
mere Of these little unfortunates into
their homes, should call on one Of the
pastors Of ttR Catholic churches at
cnce. Mr.. McFeeley, who has his
headquarters at the Grand Central ho-
to-, 7st. Cloud, states that there might It
possibly be two or three boys over
the number applied for, brought with
the band scheduled to leave the 9Th.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

The dictates Of fashion sometimes
fight rather shy of safety to the Per-
son, as the following statement by
the Pennsylvania road will show
A careful record kept for the three
months ending October II of ell in
jnries sustained by women, due to
slipping, stumbling or falling while on
the railroad property indicates that
these accidents are becoming mere,
rather than less frequent, despite the
fart that the railroad has repeatedly
called the attention Of it's women pa
t,cEs to the number of accidents ~caus-
Ell by hobble skirts anu high heels.
Between July Il and August II, Il
such accidents occurred on the Penn
sylvania railroad. The records show
~ in the next month, and 50 during
the month ending October IA.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

The verdict Of the coroner's jury
which was summoned to investigate
the cause Of the death of 1t. Miller
who was run over by an auto driven
by Leslie Bush, the car having been
given him by Philadelphia admirers,
exhcnerated Bush from blame. The
accident occurred on the evening of
Nov. 26 as Bush, was rounding the
corner of Front street, a block from
the N. P.- depot at Brainerd J. Bush,
father Of Leslie Bush, was with him
at the time of the accident. The
young man gave himself up to :he
pc Ice after the accident but was not
arrested.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

Tie White Earth Tomahawk is real
ly getting an edge on it. It IS in
quiring as to- why Wilson did not
carry the state last year when the
conditions were more favorable than
they had ever been in this state for
the democratic ticket. There are sew
er:! answers, Brother Beaulieu, and
ore Of them is the incompetent man
agement which made the democratic
campaign in this state the laughing
stock of the opposition.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05
K o. r. M. ELECTS OFFICERS

Il. y. L. M. ELECTS OFFICERS
Al a regular monthly meeting of
the Knights of the Maccabees officers
for the ensuing year were selected as
Commander-E. L. johnson.
Lieutenant Commander-John Hal
seth
Sargeant-H. NJ. Detloff.
Master: Of Arms--Geo. Gerritz, Jr.
Chaplain-Howard Hovey.
\ First Master Of Guards - Marion
Roberts. s-- '5~ = .@.-'~-s
Second Master of Guards - Emil
Merge. -. ~. -. # i
Sentinel-Chas. Bowie.
T:cket-Leo Bastien.
Record and Finance Keeper-Geo.
Gc1ritz, ST..
Trustee for two years - Frank E.
Hal. W.. .r, ..-
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

st. Peter Herald:-Mgures compiled /
by the state labor department show
that Minnesota has 1926 women
wage-earners, comprising sixteen per
cent. of all employees III 24,505 estat'-
lishments inspected by the labor bu-
reau. There are 6,192 women employ
ed in offices, factories and mercantile
establishments. The same report
shows that there are 316 girls uuuer
sixteen employed in factories, and
eight under sixteen employed in Off
ceS
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05
MANY DEER KILLED DURING
THE SEASON

With the ending of the deer hunting
season on Sunday, Nov. 30, it is ss,es es-
tinated by II. A. Rider of the state
game and fish commission, that at
least $500 deer were killed. He stated
t'iat the season was an exceptionally
2;cod one fo: Tie biz: game, although
uo snow had fallen. 1t is probable
that law will be passed by th3 leg
isiature to prohibit the killing of does
next season so as to increase the sup
ply. =. ~ 3t4st., +
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

Tic Red Wing Free Press says it
cannot understand why opposition to
candidate for nomination should
change to support for that same cam
d!slate for election. If opposition were
to continue after nomination, then cv-
oryone who supported other candidates
should slump in a body toward the op
position, and then those of the op
position who had been doing the
same thing would come over. This
seems scarcely logical No particular
rult. can be laid down. It depends.
TIE Free Press points out what it calls
R-yan's Inconsistency in saying Iark-
er was unfit for president, then sup
porting him. Probably in that case
Bryan figured that the opposition can
;di1ate was less worthy, and not that
Parker was more worthy. Sometimes
the matter Of preference is personal
anG not political, sometimes it IS a
belief that someone is primus inter
pares-tirst among his equal. If any
one believes that the selection Of some
person for some certain Office is tIea-
son against the state, there certainly
is little sense in supporting him if
ncnlinated. The point the Free Press
misses, however, is that under the po-
litical system in this county for gen
erations, the matter Of nominations
was REGARDED as game, and one who
goes into a game mast be willing to
loac az we'll as win. The idea of
supporting the man with the party
4ebe}, good, bad or Indifferent, be-
Cause of the 'ohel alone. is fist pass
ing away. The man ard the doc
tr;nes must complement each other.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05
G, o. F. ELECTS OFFICERS

The following officers were elected
at :. meeting Of the Catholic Order of
Fc5esters, Tuesday evening":
Spiritual director-Rev. FIR. Alien
do1f u a..
Past chief ranger-Herman Utsch.
Chief ranger-Stephen G. Vasaly.
Vice chief ranger-Jos. Gendron.
Recording secretary-H. E. LaFond.
Financial secretary-John Vertin.
Treasurer. E. Richard.
Trustees-L. 0. VESSEL, S. P. Erick,
A. Simonet.
ST eaker-John Wetzel.
Sr. conductor-Math. Krause.
lr. conductor-Matt. Adams.
i. sentineI-G. w. Firnstahl.
9. sentinel-Dayid Valley.
Medical director NJ. A. Fortier.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

Football is. surely an s American Z
game in a broad sense. Names like
Goetler, nesJardiens, r Rosenthal,, Nor
gren, Russell, Shaughnessy, Solon,
Rockne, Dorais, and McEwen show
many racial lines Of descent. Frac-
tically every racial stock in the coun-
try is represented to, "a more or less
degree OH some college team this
YEA. :s sy ,-- ~.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

The Warren Register thinks that if
Dumas was guilty he should have re-
nisired in prison; if innocent, should
hay. been pardoned. Leaving the
Dumas case out; but following this
theory, would mean the abolition of
the parole system. No well wisher Of
Humanity would endorse that.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05
NEW SCENERY FOR MILO

The Lyceum Scenic studio Of Du-
luth has been awarded the contract
to furnish the Milo theatre with new
scenery for the stage, to cost $3.50.
The new scenery is being addict as
the theatre will put on number Of
vaudeville acts this winter. The Tzs IN
City Scenic company also made Il bid
for the contract.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05
ANOTHER owl, FOR PARK

ADother nw: !::,> ! en- added to ne
objection 1t -" ''.le Grove pa;..@ an :!
has been placed III tie cage with Zy-
i:.sko and Queene Anne. Tn: bird is
a large species Of the white owl. e.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

Mrs. Agnes Foster Of Buckman town
has applied for aid under the ROW
mothers pension law, which provides
ail for mothers having dependant elm
or children. Mrs. Foster is q wi low
anl has eight children under IA years
Of age and six over Il. She is also
raising two children Of a sister. The
application was heard by Judge Shaw
Monday. .-+ -,5-
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05
HOSPITAL NOTES

Miss Elizabeth Kalin of Elm Dale
has been discharged from the hospital
aftc.-: treatment for appendicitis.
Miss Margaret Miller Of this city
Was operated upon for appendicitis ut
th., hospital Wednesday,
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

There is Il strong society in England
which seeks to promote peace among
nsstions-a very laudable thing, and
a]:o a practical one on the part of
Great Britain, which having ''ab-
sorbed'' territories and. peoples all
owe, the world, even more than the
lion can safely digest, advocates that
20 other nation shall follow is ex-
arrlcs. Very practical indeed.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

Several local people have received
invitations to attend a recital at the
p,aza hotel in MinneaFo's, N]1"l. is
to be given by five pupils of II. Il.
Palmer and Frederick Southwiclz.
Both men were formerly instructors
in music in this cit, but now devote
thei, entire time to this work in Min
neapolis.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

1t is to be hoped, by Frank Ran
DAN Old friends in Minnesota, that
Tho new Massachusetts administration
VIII not interfere with him or the i'm
rertant reforms he is inaugurating
il the Bay state. For state con-
sidered pre-eminent in so many things,
Massachusetts, was lamentably back
wand in dealing with ITS de}in4'1cnts,
especially in regard to their care on
parole. There was practically no sys-
teM such as Minnesota has. Mr.. Ran-
dali s experience and knowledge and
hss broad humanity will be Of trench
eiGus value to Massachusetts if he is
given any chance at all to apply the
western ways and use western wisdom
IL dealings with Massachusetts de1;n-
qlentS.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

+ Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Berg and aaugh-
te: will leave today for Santa Mon
iea. Cal, where they wifi spend the
winter months.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

Red Wing Free Press: was q real
philosopher who said: f ftt The more I
finds me soudt about men, the deeper
/ falls me in luf nit mine dog Fido.''
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

Lewis RAIDER, former resider: Of
Iittlc Falls, now living at Minnetonka,
arr4ved Wednesday to remain a couple
days on business.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

a number of young people from the:
BaL tist church hiked to Holeih-thc-
Day bluff northeast Of this city Tocs-
day afternoon and enjoyed al civ
door picnic.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

D.. and Mrs. Kaliher, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. A. Loucks, Mr.. and Mrs. T. p.
Hall and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Peterson
ent ertained the Gliding club at a
dance in thhe Elks hail Tuesday even
ire. About thirty couples attended.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

The Auction Bridge club was enter
tsinca Tuesday evening by Mrs. J.: NJ:
Roberts at her home on Second street
northeast. Refreshments were served.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

Tie president n.s" Sc srp:ars III
eedll on page So. ~ II IS h:gaiy in
teTcsting, advancing many forward!
ideas and should be read by every
one,
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

Alfred sto1l, newly wed, hal the
pleasure Of entertaining num''er oz
hi gentlemen friends Tuesday eTen:ng
as {: consequence Of a chariva:i ar
ranged by the boys.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

The Thanksgiving ball given by the
Elks last Thursday evening was at
tended by about IS couples. Decora-
ticns were in the ~colors of the lodge,
purple and white. Bastien s fve-pieee
orchestra furnished music for the oc
cssion. A banquet. was served at the
Central dining room at midnight and
punch was served in the hall through
out the evening" 8. - - - =
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

Miss Anna Denis who teaches school
at Crosby, spent the Thanksgiving
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mr.. J. Denis.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

N. M. Williams has shipped a pure
bred Guernsey bull to w. S. Hender-
son of Anoka county.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

Otto Kuklinski of Los Angees, form
er resident Of Little falls was OF
No.. 2 5married to < IN! lazy #
the California city.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05
FRIDAY, DECEAiBER 5th.

st. Paul is talking about interurban
trolley lines. Minneapolis is build
inu them.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

NrGnesday. jl5estll'.,l .rolil' caused
death. | .as.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

Governor A. O. Eberhardt and I'M
migration Commissioners Fred Sher-.
man were in the city Friday, encou1e
to St. Paul from Grey Eagle, where
they attended a tt.Good Crop ce!ehra-
tio1s:-- They came to this city by :au5o-
.1aohi1e from Grey. Eagle, accompanied
by VIM: and Clyde Wilkie:s Both of
the state officials gave addresses at
tne celebration. The latter was for-
pe5ly a resident ofs@the town.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

Mrs. Otilia Carl Of this city was ex-
amined by: the judge Of probate yes
terday and decared unbalanced
an,' was committed to the detention
hospital at Fergus Fails. She was
taken there yesterday noon.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

II. C. Bailey has sold the Crosby
Courier to a company Of Crosby bus1-
ness men. Mr.. Bailey was the first
n,blisher of the Pierz Journal.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

Mrs, Annie schulthies Of Rices is
visiting at the homesof Leo Roble
Miss Otilia HKeough of Brainerd is
in the city for q visit with friends en-
route to ST. Cloud, where she attends
tie normal school.
Donat Trettel made business trip
to St. Cloud Wednesday.
Mrs. j. b Hoist returned Wednes-
I fdav from Lake Benton, where she was
called BY the illness md death Of her
father
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Ebert arrived
yesterday from Bemidji to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Ebert's mother, Mrs.
p. w. Hayes.
G J. Goodmanson has gone to Min
neapolis to attend q meeting Of the
Nstioral Bee Keepers, associati ion.
nr F. 81. Nero, w. Leigh Cary and
b. F Case Of the twin cities are here
for the funeral Of Mrs. 2. w. Hayes.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

Torlzel Peterson of Pike Creek has
sold his 8O-acre farm in. section II TO
Ave1 Salmonson Of Mora, who will
take possession the first of March.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

Harold Clark Of this city has been
engaged as director Of the classes at
tae local gymnasium in the future. lie
will spend his entire time at the :Eofh
and the classes will be reorganlZsod.
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

Robert Tedford Of Ripley has regis
tered the name Of his farm as Big
Pine Farm Mr.. Tedford has
single pine on his farm, thus the name
Little Falls herald., 1913-12-05

a small blaze occurred in this office
Friday afternoon W. en- the linotype,
which was saturated with gasoline
which was used in cleaning it, caught
fro from short circuit through an
electric wire. The flames spread over
t.1., room and before they ,wer6 ex-
tineuished several belts, machine
cover and other small articles wee de-
stroyed. The damages were slight.