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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-09

Nlded by row OF red buttons impaired
freshness to the blouse. This was at
tached directly to the skirt, which was
laid in fine pleats about the hips. A
distinguishing feature was the Iacing
of black velvet ribbon through the full
ness near the bottom of the skirt.
+ j +
Cards are out for an ''at home" to be
given by Judge and Mrs. Lee Monroe
and their daughters, the Misses Mon
roe, Friday evening, Oct. II, to meet
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Moore Monroe
whose marriage was solemnized
Wednesday of last week. The hours
of the party are from eight to eleven
O'Clock.
Miss Lenore Monroe and Miss Daisy
Monroe will give an afternoon bridge
party for the bride Tuesday, Oct. IA,
and a second bridge party Thursday
morning, Oct. Il.
The First District Federation of Wo-
mems clubs held it's election Wednes-
day and Mrs. Festus Foster of Valley
Falls was chosen president. Mrs Will
liam Macferran of Topeka is first vice
president; Mrs. S. A. Wolcott of Sen
eca second vice president: Mrs. J. K.
Codding of Leavenworth. secretary;
Miss Myra Harwi of Atchison. treas
urer. and Mrs. j. A. Dock of Contra liza,
auditor.
The Good Government club begins
the work of the new year today at a
meeting at the Y. W. c. A. rooms The
meeting is in charge of Mrs. Frank
Doster, al the head of the department
of political education. She read a pa
per on Origin and Growth of Demo-
cratic Idea in America" and the dis
cussion was led by Mrs. Frank Lindsay
Mrs. John Patel. Mrs H. Morton
White and Mrs. Ward Burlingame. Mrs.
B. B. Smythe made a report on the
findings of the Housewives League.
4. y +
The Friday Evening Card club will
meet with Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Walker,
$50 Quincy street.
+ Z. +
The second section of the Ladies' Aid
society of the First Presbyterian
church, gave a rally luncheon at the
church Wednesday. Mrs. John Switzer
was in charge of the affair, and about
500 people were present.
Miss Bernice Turner gave a linen
shower Wednesday evening at her
home. 1176 Clay street, for Miss Fern
Clemmons. whose marriage to Mr..
David owen will take place October %.
The decorations were in green and red,
and the guests were: Miss Clemmons,
Miss Gladys kemper, Miss Agnes Ray,
Miss Esther Dodge. Miss Allie Dodge
Miss Ollie Weekly. Miss Helen Davis.
Miss Louie Bagley, Miss Helen Harsh,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-09
Kills His Stepfather.

Des Moines, Oct. 9.-William
Straight today shot and killed his
stepfather. Clarence Grimm. whom he
found choking his wife, Straight's
mother.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-09

Mrs. Charles Cope of 2039 Fill
more street entertained the Butter
fly Embroidery club Wednesday aft
ernoon. The following were present:
Mrs. Jess Cope. Mrs. Will Vardy, Mrs.
Dewitt Referring, Mrs. Charles Cope
and Mrs. J. 0. Wilson. Miss Mary
Murphy of Tecumseh was the guest.
Mrs. Dewitt Kettering of 226 North
Locust street will entertain the club
next Wednesday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-09

Will Hang Sign Tomorrow.
The holes have been dug and the big
steel posts set for the big electric sign
which is to be placed over North Kan
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-16

peter bat Montag SEN ltnterridt in
Ser Sdule oitli6 BON &odpiae auf=
ge1lommen. -Matb. albleS un6 Sobn
5run5 iin6 BON Sent, g. g., 5uriif=
gefebrt, &Do tie langere S3eit an Ser
D%reidmaidine beidaftigt tpare11.
2aitrmp.
Solepb 8. @rel perfaufte Die nobe
oieier Srtidaft g%elegene Sobn Miiu=
11er 5arm anfangs letter ISOLDE eli
1ert 6arnner aus Seem l1lm. - sSobn
Frimlts uno 6rau bon Meire @rope
erl tatteten Ser bier %mobnenoen @elle
Jomilie ei11en fur5er 8eiub. -
@einrid aingen> pel9er in 1bief
&iper Taus beidaftigt it, eritattete
leinen bieiigen Nnge50rigen einen
mebrtagigen 8eiud. - Infer &far=
rer, bpdm. SEER S. 2enmer, begob
ii6 Montag nab Martp in 5teorn5
County, mo er an0eren Cages bcin1
&ir6tpetbfeite 9usbiilfe l%eiitete.
Martg.
Sn Ser bieiigen &farrfir@e iee1ete
Ser bodm. Efarrer 9eutbner bel ei=
mem lctten 9ienl tag gebaltenen
@o65eitsamte Sen 5miiden 6riB
@eber un6 Sri. aatbarina @olf &C.
idlolienen Srertbu11o. 9ei ser @od=
5eitsfeier, Sic Bel ser Mutter ser
groltt gebalten tpl1r6e, nabm 6as jun
ge gbepaar sic aufri6tiglten @iini9e
fir cine geiegnete 3uflmft entgegen,
urro 6aB iid 6%ieielben bermirflider
m0gen> lit ser moblgemeinte 8uni9
oes uNor61tern".
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-16
Nus Der l%1,m8e9eno.
Vatfims.

Nm 0ienitog luuroeu bier pont
bodtp. Yfarrer gilnnan getrout 8n1.
Sencrs u,,o SRI. &oia Su1gels. WHt
Den pielen 6rel,uoen 0es il1ngen Eao=
res >piinldt oelui elben audi ser ~9toro<
ltcrn" Correspondent @liid uno Got
teslcgeu iu GMltanoe. - @atfinS
hat mn, al1d) leilen eigenen 3abll=
arst. 81. Molter, melder felt uebre=
rel1 SSSobrell o1f iei11er 911rd1reiie bier
cine @od)e profti5ierte, bat lid emit
id)lol'eu, lein pern1al1elltes @ei11
mo Nroris nod) 8atfinS SIT perlcgcl1.
- Nus Mllf1tellen ser rcuell Nlture
mo NGl1tc in unlercr 1lcuel1 Yfarr=
fird,e miro oiel c @od)e polel1oet, nno
baum bot oieles giuage zines Ser
id)o>1l ten Wotteshaltie Jet lpel tlib BON
sen 3miQineSltaoten. = Sn Der
1Solllilie oeS @errn @. S. 9efers trof
porige ISOLDE SOS adt5ebnte &ino cll.
Wi0ige es gleid) Sen o1loern Ben be-
gliidtcu glteru 1u,r ireuoe bereiten!
8eit ltnion.
Trur 60. Mi66elitu6t BON Suuf
Gclltre erfrarfte bel einem 9elltde
I'M p1terlideu @ollc, bein1 @errn
Gonroo Bette, 10 beoentlid)> bab Ser
bod)tp. Yfarrer Sd)eiller 5ur Stele
gerufen tpuroe, INN ibr 6teSr0ittngen
u%rierer III. @eligton 5u ipenoen.
@eirrih Bette un6 6ra1 BON 6ree=
port parer gleidfals 0aielbit 5l1m
gelltd)e erihienen. - SIM @erbit miro
gorrao Bette iein @eim tpieber a1f
Sic olte @etmitatte berlegen, melde
leilt 5obn Clinton, Ser nah Sa1t(
Gelrtre l1ntge5ogen lit, bisber beuobn=
re. - 2ette ISOLDE mur6e Sobn &on=
5of ourdl cine 6elersbruni It iebr ge<
id)60igt. Stol nl1o 6rudtbamS
bronntels 11ieoer, ur1o gegen 1000 8u=
id)el @ctrei6e lpl1r6en bonn Geller Der
5ebrt. Nuber einem Bfer6e 11n6 6ret
&6lbern tpur6e l6mmtlides &ieb &C.
rettet. Ser &erluit lit gum 1beil
oltrd @eriiderung geoedt. 5rau
gbo Sitter bon @ar6 Springs be-
Iudte init 8mei @0bne,t ibr oltes
SCENT 1ttr6 bieiige Jreun6e. - Srob=
Sent Trit Mobring feline 6arm gang
nNein be>nirtbidaftet, finoet er INNER
nod) 3eit, @elt Union uno ltn1gegeno
nit 6leii@ gu berieben. 90 teit1
3miidenba116ler betbatigt lit, perfauft
er biniger ols sic feineren6leiidlaoen
nit Spiegelideiben in Der 5taot. -
0os ne11e 56ulbaus miro nidt TO-
bolo gebro1dt mer6e11 f0nnen, olS
11rol1 ertportete> benn 6ie Waterial=
2iefera1te,1 iin6 febr i%aumielig. un-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-16
Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Probate of Will.
(Revision of 1860
No. 1888.

NO. 1900.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns.
In Probate Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Constan-
tine Fielder. Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the allowance and
probate of the will of said decedent:
The petition of Elizabeth Fielder, be-
ing duly filed in this court, represent
ing hat Constantine Fielder. then a resi-
dent of the County of Stearns, State of
Minnesota. died on the 18th day of
July. 1913. leaving a last will and
testament which is presented to this
court with said petition, and praying
that said instrument be allowed as the
last will and testament of said dece-
dent, and that letters testamentary
be issued thereon to her, the said
Fielder. Now therefore, you,
and each of you, are hereby cited and
required to show cause, if any you
have, before this court, at the Pro-
bate Court Rooms in the Court House,
in the City of St. Cloud, County of
Stearns. State of Minnesota. on the Z.
day of November, 1913. at 8 o'clock, A.
NJ. why the prayer of said petition
should not be granted.
Witness the honorable A. H. Klasen,
of said court. and the seal of
said court, this 18th day of October,
1913.
A. H. KLASEN,
fCourt SeaD Judge.
]. B. HIMSL,
Attorney for Petitioner.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-16

fer l1el,cr 9cbrer @eimri6 &iefer, Dem
es bier gut gcfaat, miro iib oelt5ll-
folge nod ein paar Monate ge0ul0em
nriiljen1 beppr er oarin ser Sl1geno
Sltgeno beibringen fann. = Ser
8olfe1fraber, sen SEER 6ran5 Spib
bier erribtet, miro oem @eibaftSlpc=
len bon @elt Union pern pollenoet,
ein arpBltaotiides @eprGge perleiben.
: llnicr @roro ltnion @otel erfreut
iih inter ser @eidaftsleitlt1g bon
Iral1 Gprpbal elmer iolden 6reql1en5,
oa5 iie Sic @Glte fmtm nnterbringen
fam. Altgeubliflid lino 80 Static
lrer l1l1o @ried,en bier init Ser Crib
bl1lrg oeS giienbabngeleiies bei6aftigt
ulro DDrt 1lral1 abenoS SEN berrli9en
Sc ullg ser muiifliebellocn Staliener.
= Spirpb Stllfe ien., meldber inter
ser Nilege leiner 6ra11 bei ciuen1
Arste in Wfinncopplis 1eit bcinobe Ell
llrll1 bulben Sabre meilt, miro binnen
&llr5em bier 5uriitfer1purtet. Srau
Stl1de luar beim 6rud)torei6en bier,
llll1 nob benl Medten 5u ieben, ur0
sur ielben 3eit mar 0r. 5tude bon
0eutidlallo a%ngenebmer @eiuder Ser
1Sanlilie. - Sn Ser S@meineber6e
oes Aif. 8ur5 bot lih Sic Gbolera
eingeitellt, uno bis iett iin0 Ser
@ru115er bereits odt3ebn peren6et.
- Soiepb &rinnert BON Mebrasfa
fat Sic alte Sltogc Tarm gefanft nl16
mill fem @liif inn id0nen Minneiota
peril1den, mo 9iirre ni9t gefannt lit.
@err 5. &infbammer bon @iio=0afo=
ia fat Sic Meubalter 6arm eri tanoen
u1t6 iih al1f berielben nie0ergelaiien.
= @einrid gbrens bat iein SCENT
nod ga11f Centre berlegt.
Melrpie.
Mad 5tpei 8oden langem 8eiuhe
beim bodtp'iten Migr. 8ernb. Gid=
ter lit bodm. &errn Mnton Offering
am Mo1tag auf iein M~rbeitsfelo in
Mi6igun Gitp, Sn0iana, 5uriidge=
febrt. seine 10 friibe Mbreiie muir
SEN 0urh @eidafte Ser Gladstone
miiiion fir neutrality-suspicious. be=
o1tngen> an6eren Spibe Ser bo6m. &r.
Offering itebt.-SerrSobn @0i6en II.
SEER S. 8rofen tpare11 Montog in
@eiddften na6 ct. CLOUD. 8eim
Mbidie0 ieiner 8amilie BON Minne-
iota, mo- er 10 biele Sabre gepobnt
un6 tpo ibm 6as @liif 10 gut getpo1t,
miro oieielbe ii6 na@ Californian
pe116en un6 in 6em i@onen Sos Mn=
geles Sic @i11termortate perbringen.
- Sn Ser 6amilie 6es 8onfprdit6en=
ten Goipar sdoner itellte ii6 Elm
ld)mudes S06ter9en Elm, SOS boffent=
li6 oen begliidten gltern MIR 6rel16e
bereiten miro. - 9ie 3abI un1erer
gdanfmirtbidaften miro pie6er Inn
cine pern1in0ert, 6o Soiepb Srbef
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-16

0attill, melde bier lal1gere 3eit Der
monoti1aftlide 8eil1de eritattetel1>
lmroen Mitte 6ieier ISOLDE in ibr
@eim gu gisbee, e. ., 5uriidfebren.
- SRI. Moro Moie, melde fi6 i'm
%atb'S College 8n ct. Glou6 Ser Sat-
oelstpilienidoft pi6met, tpar Sonntag
bier BEL ibren gltern. = @ermann
Moder, tpelder ldrgere 3eit SOS @ett
bitten m11Bte, befin6et fid ouf gutter
@eiierung. - SRI. Cora 3en5 begab
fid Montag 11o6 Melroie, no Tie 6ieie
ISOLDE oIs Mdberin beid6ftigt icin
miro.
ct. Mid)plas.
Auf ser @eimfabrt bon 8rainer6
nod ct. Glo116 er1tattete Sobn Stoms
mes bon bier lebte ISOLDE Sen in Slice
%pobnel,0en 6amilien Sobn g. &re'
ner, Tran6 9inn un6 @eorg Sal1er
einell 9eiu9. - @ebulfs : County
Sduliuperinoent &arl Sdmitt mar
Sonntag nit 6a1nilie bier Bel Ser
lpun6tel1 gu @aite. SSn Ser 6amtlie
Mid. 211tgen 1teute iid Elm nettes
5obterd)en ei1l tpo5u SEN begliidten
glter11 uniere @ratulation. - @ebrii=
ser grpeloing merben bal6igit in Ser
Sobn 211tgens &ale einen Miidmaa=
renperfauf %eroffneu. - gorigen
gonntag fan6 in Ser @ereinsballe Ell
ne Notwithstanding ftatt, in
tpelder sic MogIid)feit 6eS 8o1,es Ell
mes relte11 Bfarrbouies beratben mltr<
Sc; 6ieie Mngelegerbeit muroe emit
lpeilen a11f 6ie lange @anf geidoben.
- Moolpb @%rpel6ing bon &open, e..
.. lit bier BEL ser S@miegermutter
auf @eiu@. - @onntag murben bter
beim @o9amte eritmals gum gbe tan6
%perfiin5igt &eter Sdmitt, iiingiter
sobn ser Tamilie gfif. sdmitt, un6
Irl. @Iiiabetb @edins, Iodter ser
6amrilie Sobn @edins. - @ebrii0er
M6olf, 5beooor 1tn6 6ron5 @rpeloing
mad1ten @onntag Ser maize @atfins
mohnen6en Camille Daniel grpel6ing
lire Ml1fmartung. - Soiepb @entten
uno 6rou pobnten NIT on6eren BON
bier am Samltag in @6en Gal1ep Dem
8egrabniB 6es ltnertpartet ums 9eben
g%efommenen Sobn &ennen Bel. - Sic
friibere Mi6. &o6els @dmteoe nebit
@on6merf5eug un6 @obnbaus in
@olo Spring GIT berpadten o6er gu
berfanfen. M6beres Bel Sobn Stom=
mes, ct. Mi@olos.
Subtitle.
Soiepbs @eppers beipobnt iebt oie
Mif. &a11id 6arm, tpdbreno M.'ere=
tier sic our9 l1m3ug seq Soiepb
Somnienb bofant gelporoene 6arm
be5ogen bot. - @s gebt 6as 8ereoe,
6aB Elm getpiiier &err Bitte aus benz
iii6liden Sbeile 6es Stootes Die bie=
iige 8utterfobrif tdufli@ ibernom-
men bot uno 6ieielbe binnen &ur3em
in 8etrieb fete,1 miro. - anna @ib=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-16

aus Dem @ei@dfte gebt. - aarl @'ra=
mer, mel6er 10 beoentlt@ erfranfte,
oaB feline in &odfor6, g. g., mobnen-
sen sdmeitern, sic Srauen Mober
uno Morib, OIL fem &ranfenbett geru-
fen mur6en, bat iid mie6er 10 meit er-
bolt, oaB p%oroerbano oie 9ebensge=
fair beieitigt lit. = Otto @offma11m,
meld)er bon1 9llngenfieber ergriffen
mar, Dat ii1 mieoer politanbig er=
bolt. = @eim s. s. Ebiers fan6 ein
nettes M16den millfommene Mnfnab=
me. Bliif ba3n!
Ml6amD.
SIM &auIe 1eincs 5obnes Ml1gl1it
lit am porlebten Sam1tag @ermam
$. @oborit, elmer Ser Bioniere oteier
@egeno, i'm Mlter bon sc sSabren
6r1r6 6en 500 in sic @tpigfeit ent=
fiibrt moroen. Mit ser @uttir be-
trolrern 3tpei @0bne, @einrid aus
oem Conn 6arming uno Mueuit aus
SEM Sotpn Mbanp Sen 500 6es gn=
ten @aters. 9ienitagmorgen fano
na6 einem in ser sieben S@mer5en
Stride gebaltenen Seelenamt oie 8e=
eroig1,ng nnter GROCER E%beilnabnne
pol1 Ger1panoten nn6 8efannten itatt.
0ie MGin1erpereine bon Sarming
un6 Mlbanp, tpobnten bem 8egrabnil=
Ie I'm cprpore" bel. Moge Der Ser
ltorbcnc in 6rie6en ruben! = Sim
Montag11orgell bergange11er @o6e
1egl1ete i'm MISREPRESENTATION SITTER
bon 90 sSabren No11l Zimmerman
Sos 3eitlihe. Weit Ser erblitoeten
Satin betrouern flint &in6er ieinen
Singing. 9ieic lin6: 6ran 9llois 9ub
len. rno Ira1 Sobn @lter bon bier;
Sobonn bon 9alir, Soma, &orl BON
j1ofota 11llo cine Sodter, oie I'M
staatc @oibington mobubaft lit. Sic
| ge%eroigltng fan6 3onneri tag nod Ell
mem in Ser Nfarrfir6e fir Ste 5ee<
lenr11be 6es @eritorbenen gebaltenen
Mequiem ltott. Moge er ruben in
Srie6en! - Sim borlebten 1ienltag
mltr6e sic IS Sabre alte Sral1 s(nlu
M11sfe onrb SEN 500 in Sic @>pig=
felt entfiibrt. Conner tagmorgen 10
l1br mur6e in Ser @ieben Shmer5en
Stride Elm @eq11tem gebalten, nno 6ie
2eide tpur6e Damn a11f benz bieiige1
@ottesader beigeiett. @0ee aud lie
r11ben i'm etpigen 6rte6en! = Sic LETT
ten sonntag BON Ser Sungfrauen=So=
6alitGt in ser Gdnlbolle 5utt 8elten
ser @emein6e p%eranitaltete &arten=
: partte mar ichr gut beitdt un6 &C.
f%taltete iih 51 elmer redt angeneb=
men Mffoire. = SIN 5telle 6es $. s..
aerIting, melder feline nobe oem
Stdbthen gelegene 6arm be3oge11 bat,
lit 9sobn &. @rinfnonn a1s @iuage=
Morihau eingeidmoren moroen.
@6en &aleD.
Mm 3. October beri6ie6 inn Sitter
pom fait 80 Sabren @ilbelm 81om=
fer in ieinem bieiigen @etm. Ger
&eretpigte mar int meiten l1mfreiie
BON gben @al(ep befannt nno gea6tet
ols Elm fern6euti6er, 6arafterfeiter
Mann. Mm 6. Sctober fan6 Sic
5rolterfeter in Ger ebang. Stride Itatt;
sic ongemeine Sbeilnabme an oem
@erIuit ser Samilie befunoete iid
6arin, 6ab sic Stride sic Sra1ternoen
BEL tpeitem ni@t falIen fonnte. @eds
50bne nno cine So6ter, ndmli6: So
bonn 8I0mfer, M6am 8l0mfer, &on=
roo 8Iomfer nr6 @iIbelm 8lomfer,
! aue tpobnbaft in Sic em Sfd6t9en,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-16

Maititiere. 900 Bis 1850 Bfo.
ldtper, quite bis prima 6.75 bis $50;
mtttelmabig Bis quite, 600 bis 6.75;
minoermertbige, $50 Bis 600.
3rdtitiere, 600 bis 800 Bfun6
i9tper, quite bis prina $50 bis 700;
mittelmaBige bis quite, 5.75 Bis 6.25;
n1irloermertbige, $50 bis 5.75.
Sabrlinge, quite bis prima, 600
bis 6.75; mittelmdBige big quite
5.25 bis 600; minoermertbige, 4.5O
bis 5.25.
3u&t- uno Mait=@eifers-gute Bis
primo, $50 Bis G.25; mittelmaBiqe
bis quite, 4.75 Bis $50.
Maitfiibe - Cute Bis prinra, Ats
bis 800; getp0bnlide bis quite, 3.75
Bis 4.75.
3udtbuQen - 1926 Bis 5.65.
Sdafe.
@inbeimiides 8ieb: 2dmrler, quite
big bette, 500 bis $40. - Sdafe,
quite bis prima, $50 bis 3.75; NIT
t%elnaBige bis quite, 300 Bis $50;
minoermcrtbige, 200 Biz 800.
Sdmere Sdofe, 800 Biz 400. -
@o1nmel=Sabrlinge, quite bis bette,
$50 Bis $50. = &amn1el, 400 Big
4.50. : g0de, $50 big 800. -
Maitidafe, 800 Bis $50. 3u9tldofe,
400 Bis 4.65.
@eitlides gieb: Samner, 600 bis
Go; S6ofe 3.25 bis 400; @am=
mel, 3.75 bis 40; Sabrlinge, 4.75
bis 5.25; 80de, 200 Bis 800.
Sdupeinc
Gle folgen6e Gobeae 3eiqt bos
0rrdidnittsgemiht Sen Durd-
'dnfttspreis 111A Sen hohften unb
nieorigiten felt Dem 6. Oct.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-16
aIHl@ZaIa1dA
Markthrrtdht.
ct. Glomo-M arftberidt.
Mait. nnb 3udtpieb.

E4z4dBa@
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-16

... Mcm Mmnid.
,Solept 2u1c bon Mim,eapolis bat
Iicnltog NIT leiner Mrbeitsr1on1l=
idaft sic Meparatur 6es Giaage=@ai=
ierbebalters in Mngriff genommen. =
Mprbert u11o @apmono 2ep bon 8is=
Zee, g. g., tpelde in ct. SobnS Col
Iege boberen Stuoien obliegen, tpa=
rem sonntog bel ser @roBmutter 2e-
11a &ielano 5u @aite. = 6ran5 Ser
bes l1no @ottin bon l1piala tparen
bier Sonntag u1o Montag bel Ser
lpa16ten 5u 8el rd). : SRI. 3orotbea
Dol1ng lit bon @%oloingforb 5uriidge=
febrt, mo- iie Elm paar Gage inn elter=
li9en &auie berbradtc. = Na9 6met
@od)en tangent 9eiude bel &ertpan6=
ten in @rocus, g. g., lit Soiepb &ie=
lar1 mieber bter etngetroffett. = Ser
bier belteben6e 6armers Club ber=
ianote neridie6ene giienbobnpaeen-
&artoffeln un6 es beiBt, 6aB
er iid iett aud ouf Ben 8iebberian6t
perlegerr tpirb. - Stepban Sep un6
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-02-05
BOMB KILLER
NOW BELIEVED
TO BE INSANE

New York. Feb. 5-Joln Paul Far
rell the wizeneds gray little man who
startled even the police department
with confessions of two bomb murders
and third attempted, was sent
to the Tonbs today without bail by
Coroner Healy after a brief examina-
ton.
Farrell sat hunched up in his chair
and refused, NaIcanJtly, to answer any
of the coroner's questions.
The police are inclined to doubt to-
day the stories Farrell told about send
ing the bomb that killed Mrs. Grace
Walker Taylor. whom he first said was
his daughter, in her apartment a year
ago, and making the bomb which
nearly cost Judge Rosa1sky his life a
month later. He also confessed to
the murder of Mrs. Bernard Herrara
and the binding of her husband.
It is believed that Farrell is insane
and that the gnuelling examination
given him at headquarters Arritated
his diseased mind until he was ready
to admit and believe himself respon-
sibIe for the crimes
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-02-05
BILL TO PROBE
BRIBE CHARGE
M'Neil's Proposition
Receives Support
of All Senator'S
BridgepoTteT Adds Another
Charge to HurIey'S Sen
SafiOnaI Statement

Hartford, Feb. 6.-Upon motion Of
Senator Mcneil, of Bridgeport. the
Senate, this morning, appointed
committee consisting of Senators Is
bell McDonough and Peck to thor
oI1s1ly investigate the charge made by
Senator Hurley, yesterday afternoon,
that a bribe had been offered him to
absent himself from the Senate on the
day vote was taken on the appoint
ment of Caldwell as highway commits
sioner. In the course of his remarks
upon the resolution, Senator Mcneil
made still another charge. He de-
clared that he had it upon excellent
authority that another member of the
Senate had been approached by a
high officer of the state who told him
that in return for vote against Cad
well he would see to it that roads and
highways in this mans particular dis
trict would be so we'll taken care of
that it would result in tbs mans re-
election. Senator Mcneil declared that
the matter was a very serious one e.
Without naming him he referred to
the Senators know and respected.
Senator johnson, of Uncasville.
spoke against the resolution. He de-
clared it was absolutely unnecessary
and that for five weeks the Senate had
wasted time without as yet having
done anything in the way of construc-
tive legislation.
Senator IsbeH said he was heartily
in accord with the gentleman from
Bridgeport. He added that the dignity
of the Senate had been assailed by the
publication of the statement of the at
tempted bribery and that the Senate
must take UP the matter and make q
thorough investigation. He pleaded
that he be relieved from the duties OF
chairman of the investigating COM
rnittee, however, on the ground that
as member of the committee on
executive nominations his time would
be entirely taken up until, next Tues
day. He said, however, If the matter
could be held in allegiance until after
that date he would gladly serve.
Senator McDonough, chairman OF
the judiciary committee said that the
Senate could zE0t afford@Sto-e erest this
matter lightly. The state wanted &c
know what there was in the charge
and he demanded a thorough investf-
cation. He said he would prefer some
one else be. appointed to the commit
tee in his stead but he insisted thai
Senator Isben should be its chairman
When Lieut. Gov. Tingier put the
question. the resolution was carried
unanimously.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-02-05
ON TRIAL FOR
THREATENING
KING GEORGE

\lLondon, Feb. Sat the Old Bailey,
today, Percy William Collins was
placed on trial, charged with sending
threatening letters to King George and
to Miss Lillain Mccarthy, a famou
actress. One read:
ITO King George V, from Police Ser
geant Stenning and Supt. Goldring.
Sir--If you do not send US 400 pounds
($2, Ooo) each, we shall shoot you dead.
No precaution Will help you. No one
will believe we wrote this because we
have very many friends and are well
known members of the police force.
The magistrate will never believe any
thing against us if we put it onto
someone else. You must send by re-
turn
Attorney d. r. Muir, opening for
the director of public prosecutions,
said chat there were, in Collins home
town of Horsham, Surrey, two police
and Goldring. Investigation had
failed to show that either of the
policemen knew of the letter and Muir
declared their names were used by
himself for the officers Investigation
of the threatening letter writing.
Miss Mccarthy, whose private life
name is Mrs. Granville Barker, sreceiv-
ed a letter from Collins, over his own
name asking her permission to dedi-
cate a song to her. She gave the con-
sent requested and on December II re-
ce1ved a letter threatening that she
would be shot with Browning pis-
tol "if she failed ito send the writer
$1,000 by return post"
The letter was signed with the name
of Maurice Dewing, a Horsham attor-
ney, but he quickly showed that he
knew nothing of it. ~
Two days later, Miss Mccarthy re-
ceived another letter, demanding SIS,
900 and threatening to shoot her and
a man friend with the same Brown
ing pistol If she refused to send the
money.
Collins was accused and wrote the
actress over his right name, denying
the authorship of the threatening let
terS, but when the letter to King
George was turned over to the police
Collins was arrested.