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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-04-09
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From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily. aE
%. y. Buell. attended the Masonic
Easter banquet I'm the twin cities
Thursday evening. e.
Mrs. w. II. Moulton and daughter.
Edith Mae, were Mankato shoppers
last Wednesday. ,r' . rg.
J. Mrs. ID. o. Rinkel and children of
Winona. are visiting Mrs. Rinkcrs
parents. MIR. and Mrs. o.. r. Buell..
good time is promised all who
attend the married peoples dance
next Monday evening. Music by
VERSIONS orchestra. .....
Mrs. Arthur Turrltiu aud children
returned to st. Paul last Monday aft
er several days visit with Kasota rel.
atives and friends. g.
\ quartet of college girls from Al.
bert Lea will give q concert I'm the
Presbyterian church next Monday
evening ut s o'clock. This will be an
opportunity to hear iirst.class va.
cal concert by trained young voices.
Tickets % cents.
!, Mrs. %. p. BnelI and Mrs. II. ID.
Fawcct were Mankato callers last
Tuesday. SOL.
Easter services In the Presbyterian
Church next Sunday morning.
Miss lnez Peach OF Cleveland was
the guest OF Miss Enie Mention the
latter part of last week,
Remember II yon vote "yes- on the
rcf,indiug bonds question next Tues
day. you save the village SO year.
J.. Il. Davis Is the owner OF u nr;y
five passenger buick auto automobile,
purchased at St Peter.
! Mrs. &. r. Parker and daughter
Maxine visited at the home or Mr..
and Mrs. William Jardine a few days
this week.
a business meeting was held at the
Presbyterian church last "Wednesday
evening. and at the close OF the meet.
Ing . social hour was enjoyed anc
nice lunch was served .....a
Mrs. Henry Davis is spending a
few weeks at the home OF her son,
Albert Davis. 49,.
Miss Gusta Nelson. who teaches nj
Morton. came home Friday TO spend
the vacation. -a4.s.
Miss Nora Pulvcr is spending the
spring vacation at the home of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs., w. b. Pulver.
Rev. Peterson of Mankato viii hold
preaching serices In the Congrega.
tionai church Sunday morning,
The Young Peoples Society of the
Conversational church will meet at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. John.
son next Saturday evening. ~,
Mrs. Gustav Seherzt and children
Miss Pears Mann of Manknto nor.
mai school, visited her grandparents.
Dir. and Mrs. n. Warrant, the latter
part of the week.
of Wells arrived Thursday for few
days visit with her sister. Mrs.
Richard Schultz.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
From Saturdays Dsuy.

From Saturdays Daily.
Lorin Cray to Herbert G.. Kroon,
both Of Blue Earth county. $500. part
of lot one, block six, Van Brunt's adj
dition to Mankato, IS by Sc feet, ON
Marshall street.
Victor I. Miller TO Frank ID. Madi,
gan. both of Blue Earth county, ST..
$50. east 40 feet of west SO feet of
lot seven. block seven. Warren's first
addition to Mankato.
a. L. Dayton TO Charles Fantz, both
OF Story county, Iowa, $l6.250. west
halr of northwest quarter and south.
east quarter OF northwest quarter and
southwest quarter of northeast quar-.
ter OF northwest quarter of section SO,
Vernon Center, 1870 acres.
Henry Hanson 10 Thomas G. Nor.
man, both OF Blue Earth county. So.
600. 3.75 acres in section 4. Garden
City
Mankato Savings and Building as
soeiatlon 10 Henry w. Beach OF Blue
Earth county. $1,000. lots 3 and a.
block 1. A. c. Shaubut's addition TO
Mankato.
Western Town Lot company OF Iowa
20 W. r. Gottschalk OF Jusdon, $3.50.
lots ! and 2, block 8. Western Town
Lot eompany's second addition to
town of Judson.
Western Town Lot company of Iowa
to Theodore u. Lundeen OF Judson
500. lot 4, block I. Western Town
Lot company's second addition to
town OF Judson. r
stephen Murphy TO Henry Diete.
man. both Of Blue Earth county. $40.
SOC, north 12O acres OF northwest
quarter OF section &c. Lyra.
Berton yler 10 George Fox. both OF
Blue Earth county. s2e,s12 80. north.
east quarter Of southeast quarter OF
section 10 and south half of north.
west quarter and north half OF south.
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siIkey-Hcndley.

siIkey -HcndIey.
Miss Ida Silkey. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. l.. r. Silkcy Of Smiths Mill,
and Mr.. John HeDdiey. son Of Mr..
and Mrs J. l.. Hcndlcy of Nlcollct
were united In marriage yesterday
afternoon at three o'clock, ut the Ger
man Lutheran parsonage by Rev.
Mann. They were attended by Miss
Rose .Siikey and Mr.. Fred Silkey OF
Smiths Mill, brother and sister OF the
bride, who acted as bridesmaid and
best man. The brides father. Mr.. l..
IT, Silkey, and brother. Mr.. Fred Sil.
key. were also In attendance. The
bridge wore a handsome suit of tau
cloth. with dress accessories to match.
Following the ceremony the bride and
groom were driven to the home OF the
'latter's parents I'm Nicollet. where
they will make their home until their
new home Is completed.
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Ford. Luretta Harvey, Lucille Huebl.
and Messrs Glenn wenner. Harold
Macbeth. and Joseph Mullcrleile.
Dick Armstrong was an Eagle Lake
caller last Tuesday. RA
Mrs. Guy Ford visited her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Russell at Eagle
Lake last week. S.sa q f12ss2
Miss Marie Musscr has Charge Of
the now books. anyone wanting 10
get one for home reading should no
tify her. She is treasurer of the Sun.
shine club.
The young folks of the, Methodist
Episcopal church met nj the home OF
Mr.. anu Mrs. II. O.. Buchholtz last
Wednesday evening to help with the
singing. Rev. Shelves of Eagle Lake
has charge OF these meetings. and
they are in the nature of house pray
er meetings. and enjoyed by all. An
other meeting will be held next week
nj the home Of Mrs. p. ]. Harvey, the
time to be decided next Sunday.
Miss Leilah Harvey Is entertaining
Miss Francis of Manliato.
Next Sunday being Easter every
one should attend church, and those
who are not able to attend in town
are welcome to observe Easter by nj.
tending the services at the Tiyol
school house
Jcc Mosher has started To build
garage, and EXPECT to buy a Ford car
. soon.
w. iioaRland will rent some land
from u. J.. Miller
Miss Tillie Drummer visited her
sister the first of the week.
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MAYOR WORE NO STAR.
Therefore He Was Ready to Fight at
"Orcp of the Hat"

The night police force at Marshall
created great disturbance Thursday
evening while arrcsting a. drunken
man. aTraDsicnts in the Atlantic ho.
tel Witnessed thc arrest. and taking
exceptions TO the brutal method used
In subduing the helpless victim, called
the mayor on the phone and protested
such action. BY the time the city hail
and jail was reached by the officer
and his man. great crowd had gath
cred. Protests made to the mayor
were without avail. When one by.
standcri suggested that the police
mans star was all that. saved him
from being mobbed. tllcamayor insin.
uated that II anybody wanted to fight.
there was no star ON him. There
were no takers.
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Ambrose McGovern, first bascman,
who worked with the Owatonna Gray
Sox during part OF the 1914 season.
lies at the point OF death at Sheri-
dan. Wyo., following an unexplained
fall from. hotel window. Friends yes
terday wer cadviscd. Waseca relatives
have been called there. There is said
to be little hope for recovery.
McGovern. q son OF former Sena.
tor McGoyern OF Wascca, had been
in the western state engaged in rail.
roading as brakeman. Early this
week he Is said To have retired In
his coon, Oh the second floor OF a
hotel. Later he was found ON the stone
sidewalk in front OF the hosiery. un-
conscious and with his skull fractured
at the base. The theory is that he ac-
cidentally fell from the window al
though information which came TO
friends here said there were peculiar
tiles which have not been explained.
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John Roth OF 81. Peter was In
sleepy Eye few days ago aud told
The iferaid-Dispatch that there was
a movement on foot to get, Frank
.rauke pardoncd from the saltwater
penitentiary. Tanke, II will be re-
hmcmbered. was found guilty with Mrs.
Wellner of killing John Wcliner. hus;
band of the latter Tho deed was
committed fourteen years ago and both
have been, In prison ever since. II Is
claimed that Airs. Wellner has con.
fessed that young Tanke Is innocent.
that she alone was guilty, and that
Tanke should be parodned. When the
crime was committed. Tanke was
nineteen years of age and has been
n model prisoner since his incarcera-
ton. Mr.. Roth says he ought TO be
liberated. Petitions have been circu.
lated in Nicollet county TO secure tho
pardon OF young Tanke.
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Eagle Lake

from Saturdays Dalrv.
Miss Louis Cook. who Is working
at the state capital, is home for two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Charles Wagner aud daugh-
ter. Ruth. OF Minneapolis arc visiting
the formers SON. James Wagner.
They will return home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cook of Abcr.
dcen. s. d.. are visiting the formers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cook.
Maude Austin. who teaches at
Smiths Mill, is hdme for the vacation.
Mrs. John Burgess went to Roches-
ter Tuesday for medical attention.
Charles Freeman has gone into the
automobile business with AIR. Snyder
OF Mankato. s. >.
Roy Compton returned to Mime
apclis Monday. where he works for
The street car company
Mr.. Knoff has sold his farm anu
will move TO Madison Lake.
Dan Cleveland Is moving to Man
kato.
air GaitIy has returned from North
Dakota. where he went to sell his
wheat 49,.
Nels Drkerson intends 10 move to
the DIckerson farm.
Mr. Hulce. the new banker. viii
occupy the Miner residence.
A. Reynolds purchased hunting
dog. shipped here FROM Dakota.
Ben Burgess. Glen Burgess. and
Kenneth Macbeth. who attend Mah-
kato high school are spending the
vacation at their homes here.
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REV. w. e. EVANS DOING NICELY.
Welsh Pastor Is Recovering Very
Nicely at Rochester.

Rev. w. Il. Evans who was operated
upon at the Rochester hospital some
tine ago. Is reparted as making a
good recovery. a telephone message
having been received Yesterday and a
letter this morning by his daughters,
the Misses Olwyn and Biodwyn .Ev.
ans, who have arrived home from
their schools nj i.c Sucur aud Slayton
to spend the Easter holiday. stating
that their father was now nj the Co
lonial hotel. and Is rapidly improving
In health. Mrs. Evans is ut Rochester
In attendance upon her husband, and
IL Is hoped that they. win return TO
their home in this city during the lat.
ter part OF next week.
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7ivoh

From Saturdays Daily
Mrs. Dell Kelley and son Ray
moiid OF Minneapolis are visiting at
Madison Lake.
Miss Ethel Musscr Is on the sick
list. 81
7. Mrs. ID. J. Musscr is improving from
her recent Illness.
Mrs. II. Wilkinson Is much inproy-
ed from her recent cold.
Miss Minnie Miller Is III This week.
Congratulations are extended TO
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bennett or Wash
ington, formerly OF Tivoli. on the ar
rival of nine and half pound son.
who arrived at their home short
ago. s
Miss Minnie Miller visited at the
Beschnett home Wednesday after
noon.
!. Emmett Tanner. formerly OF San
Luis Potosi. now visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Tanner, Is tile
owner OF a nice Maxwell ear, piir.
chased OF ID. Cunimis OF Eagle Lake.
Miss +. Detamore visited at the
home OF her brother. II. w. Dctaiuore
on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. G.. w. Bescinett visited at tile
Bennett home last Sunday evening.
Miss Detainore will spend Easter
ith her parents at Good Thunder.
The new Bethany song books have
arrived and have some very nice
svi,gs Ia thclh.
:. Mrs. NJ. phalen and Francis lioag.
land are suffering with bad colds.
Six pupils OF Tivoli took state ex-
a. follows: Misses Elsie
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-04-09
kato Sports Must Come Across
With the Cold Cash
From Saturdays Daily.


Unless $500 can be raised 10y the
committee soliciting for baseball be
tween the present time and Tuesday
night. Mankato. will have no baseball
team next summer. This was decide
cd n "A meeting of the directors Of
the MankatO Baseball club, held last
evening nj the Office of Charles T.
Taylor ON Main street. All the nine
directors were present. namely. c. II.
Saulpaugh. president; c. T. Taylor.
vice president: o. f. Morrow, manag.
er: John Macbeth. Conner Jones. John
Nyquist John 4. Johnson, Fred w.
Force and Frank Madigan.
The directors are anxious TO know
NJ once whether Mankato Is going
To have n ball team during the com
iug season or not. u is necessary
for them to act at once I'm getting
the players. n there Is 10 be a team.
as Owatonna. Albert Lea. end Austin
are already started. and all the good
players will be picked and taken. be-
fore Mankato can ge; any OF them,
" MankatO does not act decisiyely
very soon. II often costs as much TO
get poor players as good ones. Teams
get the poor players rs result OF
waiting too late 10 organize.
$500 More Is Needed.
AZ the meeting last night the cont
mittee that has been soliciting for
funds for the coming baseball season
reported that $500 was needed i'm ad-
ditiun 10 what had already been sub
sCribCd i'm order to give Mankato
such i ball team rs was desired. The
club will not start in the seasons work
without adequate funds. There must
10 enough money 10 put In good
team and TO provide for Saturday and
Sunday baseball.
Local lovers of the sport and all
others who have the welfare OF Man.
katO at heart should contribute liber.
ally towards the fund. II will be re.
mcmbCred that Alankato last summer
had q star team. which was beaten
only once and that was when the
regular pitcher was not there. The
team was the talk of the fans of
Southern Minnesota. The team played
the strongest teams against which II
could be matched. u was grea.
advertisement for Mankato. The ef-
feet on the commercial welfare OF the
city was decidedly beneficial.
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west quarter. except FIVE acres In
southeast corner OF section 20. Shel.
by. 1875 acres. eu IA ~ ~
Lorin Cray to Matthias Dumas, both
of Blue Earth county. $500. lot Il,
block 6. Van Brunt's addition ~ Mar
kato. except portion 40 by 66 feet on
Marshall street.
williamm II. Dennison to Walter l..
Zumwall. both of Blue Earth county,
$4,000. suuth half of southwest quar-
ter of .scction 81, Vernon Center. so
acres.
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CHARLES NELSON DEAD.
He Was an EmpIoye Of the 6riekysrd
In lie Hitler.


In lie Hitler.
Charles Nelson. O resident Of lie
Hitler. died this morning. death re-
quilting from an illness with pneu.
monia and other troubles. Deceased
was sixty'seven years OF age, and
moved here from Blakcly. Mimi, hav.
ing been employed in the brickyards
at lie Hitler since then. He made his
home with his children. his wife hav-
ing been killed by the cars during
the month OF May last year. William.
Albert and Fred, sons OF the deceased.
made their home with him. and his
daughters, and are also employed I'm
the brickyards. The funeral will be
held Monday afternoon from the home
in LIE Hitler.
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: rom Saturdays Daily.
Pleasantly Surprised.

Miss Anna Bradkey was pleasantly
surprised last evening by about
twenty young lady friends who
called at her rooms and gave her n
shower Of pretty and useful articles.
An enjoyable evening was spent with
games and social diversions. after
which dainty refreshments were
served.
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CHARGED WITH THEFT.
Earl Cooper Is In Jail At Fairmont;
the Accusation,

Earl Cooper. stranger about TWEEN
ty-hve years, who has the appearance
OF being a part negro was arrested
by Sheriff Carver Thursday on the
charge of larceny. He was arraigned
before Judge Gamble at Fairnont and
his examination adjourned until next
Tuesday morning. lie is charged With
entering the home OF one of the rail-
road employees at Fox Lake station
aud stealing five dollars In cash. and
entering the Cooperative store at
Welcome and stealing pair of pants.
He Is now prisoner in the Martin
county jail
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TRAVELLING NAN KILLED.
From Saturdays Daily.
Albert n. Nelson Did Not See Train
Il That Struck Him

N'pcit ne NcisoH btu MOI Gee IRAN
That Struck Him..
Winona. Mimi. April ;,.--Iiis view
obstructed by freight train on sid
ing. Albert n. Nelson. thirty-five, a
salesman for a winona company. last
evening drove In front of passenger
train ON the Northwestern road nj
Onalaska. Wis. His conveyance was
picked up and lifted 10 the pilot of
the locomotive and carried Loco feet.
Nelson was killed instantly. The team
was torn loose from the rig and ran
away.
The funeral win be held Monday
afternoon at one o'clock from the
family home. Rev. 7. X. Paden will
officiate.
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will Present Cantats.

viii Present Cantats.
81 The Chorus choir of the Centenary
Methodist church. consisting Of TWEEN.
'ty,four voices under the direction of
ID. NJ. Jones, will present the beauti-
full cantata, THE Nazarene." by Dr.,
Rhys Herbert at the Methodist church.
ON Easter Sunday evening.
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Mrs. GA. Taylor OF Elmore was d
shopper In the city today.
Miss L. whiting OF st. James was
I'M the city shopping today
r. NJ. Stewart OF st. Peter was In
the. city on business today.
AL Bealy OF New Prague will spend
Easter with friends IN this city.
Miss Leona Bier will spend Sunday
with her parents at Sleepy Eye.
Mrs. g. b. Langnan will go to hll-
waukee tomorrow TO spend Easter. :
Mrs. p. F. McCregor OF Mapletou
was IN the city on business today.
:. William Landkammer left for Ban
croft. Ia. today on business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. c. n. Warrant spent
Ffi,lay with relatives near Lake VITA
aIrsssswiIliam boswell Of St. Chair
will spend Easter with friends in this
city. =
s. II. Dodge OF Fairfax viii lspend
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-04-09

wipona Al. The election in Fairmont
win terminate one OF the hottest cam.
paigns ever held in that city. Booze
or no booze is the issue.
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From Saturdays Daily.

Minnesota Elkdom will hold their
annual state convention in Faribault
for two days. Thursday and Friday
June II and rs. instead of IA and 10.
as originally planned. :.
Another movement contemplated Is
TO get up a monster automobile dele
cation from Drained. Little Falls.
Fergus Falls and Wilmar to make
a run to st. Cloud two days before
the meeting. spend the evening In ST.
Cloud. The following day the st,
Cloud contingent will join the already
large delegation from the other cities.
motor TO Minneapolis day before
the meeting and spend tho evening
with the Minneapolis lodge.
On the following day the Minneap.
oils, st. Paul and saltwater dele
cation will join the Northern con-
tingent on the final leg of the auto
tour TO Faribault assuring that city a
banner gathering OF all the state as
ISOLATION meetings. t,a
Another very important factor I'm
holding the meeting the latter part
OF the week, Is TO accommodate the
Elk travelling men. whose attendance
ON the first part OF the week. would
be next To impossible. Everything
taken into consideration the commit.
te decided that the IL and rs would
he the best dates for THE Dig Show"
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w. q. WEBSTER rs DEAD.
He Was Prominent in Business and
Politics, 81. Paul.

. w. y. Webster for years prominent
in business aud politics in st. Paul.
died yesterday after lingering III.
ness. lie was an Elk, Mason and q
member cf Osman temple, 81. Paul.
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Efor1 SATURDAYS UaIIY.

Many inquiries were received by The
Free Press today from women stock
holders" In the bankrupt Home Fur
niture company OF Minneapolis, ask.
ing what would become Of the money
which they had paid in. The opera
tions OF this firm. were state wide.
and hundreds Of women and girls in
many OF the Minnesota towns are also
wondering whether they will ever re-
ceivc any of the money back which
they have paid in.
Some Furniture Left.
As WIS stated in yesterdays Free
Press the stock nr furniture left by
tn" dcfurct firm Is small and not very
high grade. and Attorney X. G. An.
drcws az Minneapolis, who has been
appointed trustee, states that il will
probably net the women stockholders
from two To four cents on the dollar
This is no doubt cheering news TO
those who have paid in $l2 or more
dollars. as they may receive refund
Of from q to As cents.
Leonard in Charge.
Attorney George Leonard OF Mime.
apolis has informed the police that
he has been named as receiver for
the bankrupt firm and is trying to-
basis. lie stated that he did not kno
settle uu ~ cent on the dollar
basis. He stated that he did not
know where j. J. Coyne aud NJ. A.
Morris. the gentlemen VINO had com.
prised the firm, had gone.
Many Working Girls.
Many working girls in this city had
also joined the rattle club. including
stenographers, bookkeepers, clerks.
and girls who work in the different
factories. many of them having paid
IN sums Of money all the way from
81 up to SIS ami over.
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Case OF Frank Williams Is
. PuzzIer to Officials
from Saturdays Daily.

FfofH 0ottftaT S~'s-
still protesting that he was limo,
cent. the man who was arrested.
Thursday night ON the charge of lar
ceny and gave the name of Frank
Williams. was seen by Free Press
representative this morning at the
county jail. Those I'm charge OF the
jail are inclined 10 think the wife Is
right I'm thinking her husband insane,
ms his actions are very strange. He
denied that the razor that was sto-
len at the Saulpaush cigar stand was
taken by him. although the state has
the testimony of the police that Il was
found on his person, and the girl ut
the stand says she saw him take II.
lie denied that the razor was found
ON him at all lie made sweeping de
mails of all the charges OF petty thiey-
ing alleged TO have been done by him
during his stay In Mankato.
Yesterday afternoon Chief Of Police
Klugherz, with the consent of the
wife. searched the trunks that the two
have at the depot. In one Of them was
found a telescope umbrella. Which was
missed ABOUT week ago from the
Saulnaugh Cigar stand. The husband
denied that he stole this or knew
ANYTHING about H.
Has Not Shown dope" Symptoms.
II was not thought by those IA
charge OF the Jail this morning that
the prisoner was dope fiend." for
he had been In custody about thirty
six hours and had not asked for any
morphine or other drugs, and had not
shown the symptoms that are usually
shown by men addicted TO morphine.
when deprived OF II. lie had asked for
cigarettes and tobacco. however He
declared that he was not addicted 10
the use OF any drugs.
Il. lie was asked whether he was hurt
about o year ago by piece of scenery
falling on his head and he said this
was not so. His wife stated yesterday
that he had heen thus injured at
Strcnghurst. I'll.
When he was I'm cell ut the sta.
ticn yesterday morning. he tore mp
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From Saturdays Daily.
Madelia win have a band Of forty /,
two pieces.