davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-05
RE stwierdzili, ze kula przeszyfa
mu prawe piuco rama Jest prawdo-
podobnie smiertelna.
Podfy oszust.

Policya szuka niejakiego Abra-
hama Kulischera, oszusta niesfy-
chanie podfego, tego powodu, re
ubogie dziewczeta ponaciagaf, po-
czem, jak sig zdaje, uciekf do New
Yorku.
Kalischer zakupif znaczne zapa-
sy cygar, "a kt6re r6znym frmom
zostaf winien okofo $1,000. Ogfo-
siwszy W gazetach, ze potrzebuje
dziewczat do sprzedazy cygar, o.
trzymaf mn6stwo zgtoszen, rozdaf
pudeika cygar dziewczetom, kto-
rym przeznaczyf miejsca do SPREE
dazy ma stacyach g6rnej kolei, ale
cd kazdej z mich jako kaucya pobrat
po $500. Pred kilku dniami W
towarzystwie jakiejs dziewczyny
przejechaf sic po wszystkich tych
stacyach, pozabieraf cd dziewczat
pieniadze zebrane "a sprzedaz cy-
gar i reszte cygar, polecif i'm
zgfosic sic do swego biura tax po
kaucye, jak i po nalezace i'm komi-
sowe. Kiedy jednakowoz naza-
jutrz dziewczeta przyszfy do biura,
ME zastafy juz oszusta, tylko Jakls
szeryf i'm powiedziaf, re policya
90 poszukuje. Dziewczeta zas po.
tracify nietylko siusznie zarobione
pieniadze, ale takSe po So zfozo-
nych jako kaucye.
z urzedu zdrowia.
W ubiegfym tygodniu umarto W
Chicago 434 os6b: o u mniej niz
W tygodniu poprzedzajacym, o
1O3 mniej nia W odnosnym tygo-
dniu zeszfego roku. Osob pfcl,
mezkiei umarto 24S, pici zenskieJ
1856; dzieci ME liczaoych roku zy-
CHA umarfo 81, dzieci 1-5 letnich
DO, osob przeszio 6oletnich 80.
Ma dyfterya umarfo 9 os6b, ma
grype 6, ma tyfus q, ma szkarlatyne
4, ma koklusz 5. Samobojstw by
10 5, innych wypadkow gwafto-
wnej smierci "a.
W Lutym b. r. umario o 3o7
osob mniej, nia W Styczniu br., a o
172 mniej, niz W Lutym zesziego
roku.
Dzieci urodzifo sig W zeszfyn
tygodniu 521, a mianowicie 267
chiopc6w j 254 dziewczat.
W ciagu tygodnia doniesiono o
ia wypadkach chor6b zarazi-
wych, a miancwicie IL wypad-
kach ospy, 49 dyfteryi, 46 szkarla-
tyny, 3 kokluszu, 16 zarnic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-05
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 5 Marca, 1901.

StCCC(1INS ~ AASA S$~1
W parlamencie niemieckim mo-
wiono raz jeszcze 0 adresach pol
skich. Dyskusye wywOfai tym ra-
zem ME polscy posfowie, lecz ha-
katySci. RzuciIi sic zajadle ma
ministra Podbielskiego,S oskarzyl
go o zdrade spraTy narodowej, po-
parcie pretensyj polskich przez
swoje znane rozporzadzenie, Wre'
szcie obawe pred Polakami.
Panu Podbielskiemu jednak O.
swiadczenie kanclerza rzeszy W
,,Nordd. Allgem. Ztg." dodaio Cd
wagi. Skoro hr. Buelow oswald
czyI, re Polacy maja zachowywa6
sic spokojnie, DO inaczej poczuJa
jego ,,twardq reke", to minister
poczt ME potrzebowat juz ukrywa6
swych sympathy dIa hakatyst6w.
O5wiadczyk wiec z fantazyq huzar-
ska, re jako byiy zoinierz, ME boi
sic Polak6w, rozporzadzenie lego
ME jest zadnem ustepstwem, bo je-
zeh Po!acy beda nadal adresowa6
swoje listy po polsku, to tt6macze
pocztowi ME nadaza z tl6macze-
MEM isty beda sic op6zniac, W
takim razie Polacy naucza sic pi-
sac po niemiecku.
Ale p. Podbielski stanowczo ME
ma szczescia W parlamencie. Jego
fantazya huzarska ME zaimpono-
waEa izbie, pierwszy zaraz m6wca
nastepny socyalista Bebel, chociaz
W swojem zyciu ME siedziat na
koniu, cd razu wysadzh generata
huzar6w siodfa. Stwierdzi4 po pro-
stu skromnie i spokojnie, re Polacy
uskarzai sic na to, IL list6wz adre-
sami polskiemi W og6le ME prZyj-
mowano na poczcie i udowodnih
to setkami przykiad6w. Pan mini
ster wiec AMI ME jest konsekwen-
thy, AMI ME oczysci} sig zarzu-
tow, ami " og6le ME m6wif do
rzeczy.
Fan Podbielski zabrsf natych-
niast 'gios, aby osfabic wrazenie
mowy Bella / ti6maczyt szeroko,
5e zarzuty dotyczace zbytniego
formalizmu na poczcie So nieuza.
sadnione, ale do sprawy adres6w
polskich,nie powr6cif, ME czuiQc
sig bodaj zupeinie pewnym ma tenn
polu. Poruszyt ia iednak ponow-
ME ksiadz Jazdzewski. zaprotesto-
wal przedewszytkiem przeciW tono-
wi, W jakim przemawiaf minister,
dalej stwierdzii, re Polacy ME
skarzyli sic na nowe rozporzadze-
ME, lecz zadowolili sic tenn, re mi
mister uznaf jezyk polski na adre-
sach "a uprawniony. Co sic tyczy
tt6maczenia tych adres6w, to pocz-
ia zadaie sobie niepotrzebnie tyle
trudu, DO wieksza czesc urzedni-
k6w umie po polsku, iezeli ME
umie, to nalezy ustanowic dosta-
taczna liczbe urzednik6w polskich.
Ma posiedzeniu nastepnem wy
stapi} W obronie p. Podbielskiego
narodOwo-hberalny posef Oriola.
Juz to ci narodowo-hberalni S. cd
pewnego czasu idealnymi iberata.
mi! Najzagorzalsi konserwatysci
ME przescigna ich W obiawach re-
akcyinych. Pan Oriola uzna1, re
Poczta ME powinna wog6le przyj-
mowa6 istow adresami polskimi,
bo Polacy pisa po polsku tylko W
Oelach agitacyjnych a ME z potrze-
by, poczta za5 ME istnieje ma to,
aby popierae agitacye wielkopoI-
Bka. Kulminacyjnym punktem dy-
skusyi byia nova powazanego
przez wszystkie stronnictwa, pre-
zesa Koia. ks. Radziwiiia, kt6ry
tym razem z niezwykta energia
wystapit przeciw caiemu systemo-
WI Rsrmanizacyjnemu Ksiazs sgar
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-05
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Wazne dIa ToWarzystw Wzajem-
nej POmOcy.

dzle dystryktoWym zWlazAoWym
rozstrzygnat ze tax zwane iowa
rzystwa Wzajemnej Pomocy ME
moga bye ogiaszane bankrutami.
Kilka firm, jak, Chicago Lumber
& Coal Co., Choate Hollister Fur
niture Co.,, Alexis Pottery 90. i t.
p, u ktorych zadfuzyfo sic iowa
rzystwo wzajemnych ubezpieczen
Manufacturers and Merchants
Mutual Insurance Co." ma kilka ty-
siecy dolar6w, wniosfo petycya, by
Towarzystwo to ogfoszone zostafo
"a zbankrutowane. Wierzytelnosci
tego Towarzystwa wynosic maja
$4,000. Sedzia Kohlsaat oswald
czyf, re wedle obecnie istniejacych
ustaw bankructwie, tax zwane
Towarzystwa wzajemnej pomocy
i'm ME podlegaia, a zatem re sad W
tym wypadku ME ma juryzdykcyi.
Strajk trivia.
Stangreci frmy samochodowej
Illinois Electric Vehicle Co." je.
szcze strajkuja. Kompania ia O.
swiadcza, re interesa jej zle stoja
powodu, re szkaradny bruk mia
sta Chicago ustawicznie psuje gu
move kofa jej samochodow po-
niewaz bloto ma ulicach ME dozwa-
la samochodom predko sic poru-
szac. Bye moze, re kompania zu-
peinie zrzeknie sic prowadzenia
interes6w W Chicago. Same repe-
racye kosztowsiy W przeciagu u
biegfego roku kilka tysiecy dola-
row. = Kompania ia, ktorej kapi-
tai zakiadowy miaf wynosic s2,5O0-
600, posiada 10 samochodow. w
Chicago powodu zfego bruku ME-
podobna interesu tego prowadzic,
bo sig ME opfacs, podczas gdy po
ulicach miasta Buffalo kursuje
przeszfo 800 dorozek samochodo-
wvch. q no ulicach Philadelphii
przeszfo 800.
Sz6sty grzech gf6wny.
Wczoraj rano o godz. 9 John
Correa, buchalter frmy Charles A.
Morrill, & Co., utrzymujecej skfad
herbaty pm. IS Michigan ave., z re-
wolwerem W reku zaszedf tyfu
szefa frmy Morrllla strzelif. Ku-
la, zeslizne}a sig po czaszce Morril.
la pozostawifa nieznaczna rane i
utkwifa W powale. Morrill, bowiem
W chwili, gdy padf strzaf, przypad.
kowo odwr6cif glove to mu ura-
towafo zycie. Ale re Morrill, upadf
krew mu sie lata zgfowy, przeto
Correa, sadzac, re go zabif, skiero-
wal revolver ku wfasnej gfowie,
strzelif, i ranif sic tax celnie, re W
pare minut pozniej umari.
Powodem caiego zajscia miaf bye
gniew Correa, il Morrill, krotko
przedtem zrobif mu uwage, il zle
prowadzi ksiazki. Correa byf Por-
tugalczykiem i koledzy jego wie-
dzieli dobrze, il fatwo bardzo W
zfosc wpada: mkt jednakowoz ME
przypuszczaf, by byi zdolny W
przystepie gniewu popefnie NOR.
derstwo. Mat lat 6S, byf WIDOW
Gem j cd lat 21 byt zatrudniony u
frmy Morrill, g. Go.
Krwawe zajscie przy prawybo'
rach.
w piatym dystrykcie tzynastej
wardy wczoraj W czasie prawybo'
row przyszfo do krwawego Eajscia,
kt6rego ofara moze bedzie ayoie
Iudzkie, Niejaki John Steen, cie-
sla, zam. pm. Ill S. Albany ave.,
przeciwnik administracyi miej-
skiej, pokiocit sig gwaitownie z
Raymonem Fararr, kt6ry agitowaf
ma rzecz Thompsona, kandydata
administracyi. Pc sprzeczce po-
wstafa b6jka W poblizu wyborczej
izby, pm. 5o5 S. California ave-, a
kiedy policya chciafa obu rozfa-
czyt, podobno steen atrzelif ME
bezpiecznie Farrara ranif. Ponie-
waz iednak zbiegowisko byfo zna-
czne, przeto ma pewno jeszcze ME.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-05

- John PeIt, kt6ry W domu pm.
165 Green str, leczac sic ma reu-
matyzm, zazyf zanadto wielka doze
mor6um, umsra wcEerAi W sapitalu
pewiatewyxn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-05

sam ma trybunie pred Kapitolem
ziozyf przysiege ma wiernosc kon-
stytucyi. Wyg}osif nastepnie mo.
we do ludu amerykahskiego.
Rozpoczeia sic parada. Wzdfua
chodnik6w ma Pennsylvania ave.
byfy W ziemie white pale zelazne,
po}aczone drutem. Wojsko masze-
rowaso przeto pewnym krokiem,
bez przeszkody, ME zatrzymujqc
sic nigdzie. Pierwsze sekcye wy
ruszyfy pred Kapitolu o kwa-
drans ma trzecia, ostatnie szeregi
minety Biaiy dom o Gel godzinie
wieczorem. Podczas parady padat
deszcz, pomimo przepowiedni, re
bedzie pogoda W paradzie braS
udziaf battalion wojska zwerbowa-
nego W Porto Rico. Byfy W niej
takze reprezentowane kluby oby-
watelskie r6znych stan6w.
W bogato udekorowanej sail u
rzedu pensyj odby} sic wieczorem
wspaniafy bal. Ma srodku sail, u
fontanny, widniat olbrzymi bukiet
purpurowych kwiat6w flipiIskiej
rosliny ,,Bouganvillear". Ma gale
ryi, nsprzeciw lozy prezydenta,
usadowils sic muzyka stafy ch6ry
! spiewackie. Koszta udekorowania
gl6wnej sail przybocznych poko-
j6w wynosza $4,000. Prezydent
wszedf ma sale kwadrans ma jede-
nasta, poprzedzony przez grono O.
fcer6w, ME jako wybraniec ludu,
lecz jako naczelny w6dz wojska. U
daf sic ma g6rne pietro,gdzie przyj-
mowaf r6znych dygnitarzy, gdy
tymczasem ma sail rozpoczefy sic
tance.
Poniewaz parada przeciagnela
sic zbyt dfugo poniewaz ME dopi-
saia pogoda, wypadf programu
numer tryumfalnym wjezdzie ma
dziedziniec sfawy zaniechano my
sli iluminowania dziedzinca. NJ
| mer ten zostanie wykonany dzis
lub jutro, jezeli deszcz przestanie
padac.
PARYz, 5go M area. -
W izbie deputowanych interpelo-
wal republikanin Constant Rad W
sprawie chihskiej i zapytywat sic,
jakiej racyi jest projektowana no.
wa wyprawa wojenna, jezeli W Pc
kinie tocza sic ukfady pokojoWe.
Minister Delcasse odpowiedziaf, re
do takiej wyprawy potrzebaby po-
rozumienia sic rzad6w, dotych-
czas zadne mocarstw odnosna
propozycye ME wystapiio' Wojska
francuskie pozostaja W Chinach
jedynie W tym celu, azeby utrwalic
tam normalne stosunki ME pred
siewezma zadnej wyprawy wojen-
nej bez koniecEnej potrzeby.
LoNDYN, 5go M area.
Cesarz wraca koicem Marca do
Pekinu. Jego gwardya przybooz-
| ma zbiera sic W Sian Flu.
Posfowie mocarstw zazadai wy
miaru kary smierci ma dalszych II
wysokich nrzednik6w ukarania 80
mandarynow z prowincyi. Miedzy
woiskiem sprzymierzonem szerzy
sic ospa.
Rosya przystaia ma zmiane wa
runk6w traktatu, tyczacego sic
Mandzuryl. CesarzoWa WooWa D
bawia sic wrocic do Pekinu.
Rad W Waszyngtonie wpfynat
ma Rosye do wyrzeczenia sic prote-
ktoratu mad Mandzuryq, gdyz "a
miar TAXI grozif podziaiem Chin
przez inne mocartwa.
PETERSBURG, 5go NJ arc a.
Oar prezydowaf ma radzie mini
strow, ma kt6rej uchwalono oddae
general majora Ortowa pod sad wo-
jenny. Zostaf on wysfany z dywi-
zya wojska rozkazu naczelnego
wodza Grodekowa, aaeby wzdfuz
pewnej linii W Mandzuryi nagro-
madzif zapasy zywnosci dla wojska
Grodekowa, tymczasem Orfow biz
Bokser6w, o gromadzeniu zyw-
nosci ME myslaf popsut tam pla-
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-11-08
The Teachers Wife,

Clarissa, Mimi, Oct. 2sth-Mrs. Clara
Keys, wife Of Charles Keys, school
teacher Of this place, tells a wonderful
story.
For years :! er life was one Of misery.
Her back acned all the time, her head
ached all the time. her back ached all
the time: nueralgia pains drove ner to
desperation. She used much medicine,
hut failed to get any relief till she tried
Codd's Kidney Fills.
Very soon after I began using
Dodds Kidney Pills all my aches and
pains vanished like the morning dew.
l consider this remedy God-send to
suffering womanhood"
Encouraged by their success in her
own case, Mrs. Keys induced her moth
err. an old lady of IA years, to use Dodu's
Kidney Pills for her many aches and
pains. Now both mother and daughter
rejoice in perfect freedom from illness
or suffering, which is something neither
had enjoyed for years before.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-11-08
POULTRY.


u H0h Column Oh OO0Nto Ooo
News.
Don't breed Hamburg that has sim
gle comb.
Never use 'clay-breasted' Partridge
Cochin female.
Never use bronze turkey tom that has
q slim shank.
Never use bird that shows any tend
ency to knock-knees.
Never breed extremes in form or color
If at all avoidable.
Never use bird that has natural
deformity of any kind.
Never use a bird that is inferior in size
to Its sex of it's breed.
Avoid white birds that have straw
colored backs and wing bows.
Never discard goose or gander because
of its age-the older the better.
Never use a pullet to sell eggs from
until you have tested her laying quail
ties.
Never mate male Of any breed that
Is easily cowed by all the other males.
Never use one that has scant leg and
toe feathering, if feather-fegged breed.
Never use Pekin duck that does not
walk quite erect. nor one that has q
short body.
Never use one Of the pinkish-white
shanks if its breed calls for yellow or
dark yellow shanks.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-11-08
DO IT IN REAL JESSE JAMES STYLE.
SAFE AND BUILDING AT MATTOClx
BADLY WRECKED WITH
DYNAMITE.
THE ROBBERS ARE UNMoLfsTtD
THEY SECURE TWO THOUSAND
DOLLARS AND MAKE THEIR
ESCAPE.

Matlock, Iowa, Nov. 2. = Between 1
,an, o'clock yesterday morning the
Bank of Matlock was burglariZed and
about $4,000 secured, $500 of which was
lin silver. Six men were in the gang,
heavily armed some with Winchester
rifles. They stationed themselves
around so as to guard all points, while
two We're inside.
They made free use of dynamite,
three heavy shots being fired, giving a
loud report and waking up good
many people. 1t looks as though the
crowd came prepared to hold the town
at bay.
The safe is fine large fireproof one,
having a burglarproof vault inside the
safe. The vault is a total wreck.
The building is badly wrecked and
the glass in the windows is broken out
square were blown through the sides
of the building and out into the street,
a distance of thirty yards.
An old man sleeping in an adjoining
building was covered by two robbers
who broke out the window glass and
covered the old man with a Winchester
rifle and a large revolver and COM
PEELED him to keep still. The robbers
were not masked.
There is absolutely no clue. No eff
fort was made to follow the robbers on
account of their being SO heavily
armed.
The total loss in money and damage
to the safe and building is over $4,000
About 500 worth of jewelry was taken.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-11-08
CRAZY MAN AND GUN.
He Clears the Streets and Is Boss OF
--.-.E... the T01xn .a3.--

He Clears the Streets and Is Boss OF
the Town
Racine, Wis, Nov. i. - A mailman
with a shotgun ruled the town of North
Capt, this county, for hours Tuesday
The citizens fled in terror when he be-
gan shooting in all directions and they
sought safety in cellars. The man,
Johann johnson, is still at large, and
the sheriff and two deputies are seeking
him. Johnson, who is a prosperous
farmer, became violently insane, and,
taking his shotgun, he left the house,
telling his wife he had discovered plot
to poison him, and that he would settle
with his enemies. He told boy he met
the names of two men he intended to
kill. The boy gave the alarm and the
men hid before johnson reached town.
Angered by his failure to find his in
tended victims, the maniac began firing
promiscuously, and soon he had the
streets to himself.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-11-08
BUILDING A MODERN NAVY.


HecOmmc ndntiOns of Board of Naval
Construction.
Washington, Nov. 2.-Over and above
the four warships which congress di-
rected him last session to plepare plans
as a. basis for appropriation at the
next session, Secretary Long has be-
fore him the recommendations Of the
board of naval construction looking to-
the authorization by congress of the
building of forty more naval vessels of
all classes from battleships down to
tugboats. The plens for the two ar
mored cruisers and two battleships
projected by congress last session al
ready have been prepared and look to
the construction of about 16,O0O-ton
battleships and 140O0-ton cruisers. The
battleships and cruisers additional to
those which the construction board
proposes probably will be of about the
same size and general type. The
boards complete plan comprises the
following:
Three sea going battleships OF about
10000 tons displacement.
Two armored cruisers of about A.
500 tons displacement
Six gunboats of about 900 tons.
Six gunboats of about 200 tons.
Two golfers Of about $4,000 tons.
One repair ship of about 800 tons.
Six training ships of about 1000 tons.
-Four picket boats of about ESQ tons.
-Four tug boats.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-11-08
YOUNG GIRL ELOPEs.
Miss Murphy Leaves Her Home With
a Patent Medicine Vendor.

Miss Murphy Leaves Her Home With
a Patent Medicine Vendor.
La Crosse, Wis. Nov. 2.-J. Murphy,
a business man of Westby Wis, was
In the city last night searching for his
young daughter, whom he says was
aured away from her home by patent
medicine man whose true name he does
not know. His story is that she be-
came infatuated with the man. who
was in their little town two weeks, but
that he knew nothing of it until few
days ago when he asked her not to
have anything to do with him Yes
terday morning she arose early as was
the custom of the family, and went
down town. Nothing was thought of
1t. as she was supposed to be visiting a
girl friend, until noon. when she did
not appear for her meal. Investigation
showed both the girl and her medicine
man lover had left town, and the
father tracked them as far as St. Jo-
seph's ridge and then to this city.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-11-08
MISS STONES CASE SERIOUS.
Drigands Are Still Holding Out TO
the Ransom.

ErlSands Are Still Holding Out for
the Ransom.
Cnnstantinonle, Nov. .. The case of
Miss Stone has again become serious. Tho
brigands, it appears, are still holding out
for the t25,n0O ransom. and it is feared
that should they persist in their demand
Miss Stone will have to be sacrificed.
Nevert heless, the negotiations are still
proceeding.
Fears are entertained that even if the
ransom is paid Miss Stone and the other
captives will be murdered by the bandits.
Anxiety prevails at the United States
legation this afternoon. whence there has
been an active exchange of kilograms be-
tween Spencer Eddy and various points.
i'-'7'' v It to-day had Il long conference
with Sir Nicholas OConnnr, the British
ambassador, who is actively assisting in
the efforts to bring about Miss Stones
release.
So far from there being any confirrDa-
ton Of the rumors OF her death circu-
lating in the Bulgarian border districts,
it is said here that another letter. written
two days ago, has been received from
Miss Stone.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-11-08
Davi. Held to the Grand Jury

st. Peter, Mimi, Nov. l. Fred r.
Davis, charged with the murder of
William Youngren, was given his pre-
linninary examination yesterday before
Justice Miller. Upon the opening Of
court County Attorney Davis moved to
dismiss the charge of murder in the
first degree. A. A. Stone of this city
appeared for Davis. The facts brought
out at the examination were substan-
TALLY the same as appeared at the time
in the daily papers. At the conclusion
Davis was bound over to the grand
jury.
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FEAR caAssHoppERs.
Inability To Do Fall Flowing Causes
Uneasiness In North Dakota.

Inability To Do Fall Flowing Causes
Uneasiness In North Dakota.
Fargo, N. D.. Nov. 2.-Anxiety is felt
in some sections of the state over the
small amount of fall blowing that has
been done. Last summer there were
evidences of grasshoppers in many sec
items of the state, especially in the val
ley, and it is feared that the pests have
deposited eggs which will hatch out
next summer and cause untold damage
unless the soil is plowed this fall and
the eggs thrown up to the surface to
be frozen this winter. Outside of the
valley two or three counties We're bad
ly infested by grasshoppers, and the
pests We're SO distributed as to cause
lots of trouble if the eggs are permitted
to develop.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-11-08
MAKES VERY COOP SHOWING.
School, Militiu and Voting l'ouul:,.
tiOn of the Country

non or the Country.
Washington, Nov. 2-The census re-
port on school, militia and voting ages
for all states and territories shows the
following summary for the country as
a whole: Persons of sc hool age five
to twenty years, 26,1101SS. OF whom
24,S97, 130 arc native born, %, 2ll are
white and l3,0S6.16O are males. males
of militia age. l6,36O.36 OF whom 49,
l32,2S0 are native born and 1i.i95, 1856
are white; males of voting age 21,329,-
$40, of whom 16,227,2S5 are native born
and 19036.143 are white. Of the total
number of males twenty-one years of
age and over 2,326.25J are illiterate.
OF the 1922, $50 native born males,
tWenty-one years Of age and over,
1,706,293 are illiterate, and Of the 5.l02,-
534 foreign born 100000 are illiterate.
A little over IS per cent of The entire
tlien population of the country is illit-
crate. This is notabl, SO in Louisiana,
where they constitute nearly one-haf
Of the population.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-11-08
Northern Pacific Brakeman Arrested

Northern Pacific Brakeman Arrested
Fergus Falls, Mimi, Nov. 2.-Deputy
Marshal Morrison brought from De-
troit Charles Founce, who has been
hraking on the Northern Pacific and
who is accused of having broken the
seal of u bonded car, allowing four
men to enter and take ride on their
paying him 81 apiece. The breaking of
the seal is q serious offense, and the
man will have to answer for it to the
United States court in this city next
spring. His bond was placed at $780,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-11-08
Victory for the Amalgamated.

Butte, Mont. Nov. Judge Knowles
of the United States court has overruled
the motion of the attorneys for August
Heinze to remand to the state courts
the case of John McGinnis and others
against the Boston and Montana, an
action aiming to prevent the acquisition
of the Boston and Montana by the
Amalgamated Copper company and TO
prevent the Boston and Montana from
paying dividends or paying out any
money pending the appointment of
receiver. The refusal Of the judge to
remand the case is considered q signal
victory for the Amalgamated.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-11-08
Bad Fire Mt Hastings.

Hastings, Mimi, Nov. /. - The old
Milwaukee company warehouse east Of
the freight depot-containing tools, sup
plies, ETC., Of several of the company's
employes-and the residence of Mrs j.
z. Horak, occupied by J. T. Olson, were
burned yesterday afternoon. The cause
is supposed to have been passing To-
connective. The estimated loss to the
company is upward Of $4,000, covered by
insurance. 1t is reported that Mrs.
Horak had no insurance.