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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29
WalbiaHen.

Der iiblt6en bObmifden Srenae Biz
tn's Negentbal, ununterbrp9en iiber
BEN bairi19en Walb babinatebt, einse=
tlemmt 5pif9en @ranit unb @neisz
mahen bes Sauptsebirssitods. 9urG
bic TAFT blenoenopeibe Sarbe bes
Suara. unb bur4 bef1en @eftalt, nels
der oft mauerdbnli9, balb itumpf.
balo tn 3aden unb Spiben bausbo9
9erporragt, bann pieber r,ur in gleiz
der Sld9e NIT benz Walbboben berz
portrttt, tommt elm eisenartig maleriz
ider 3us in bas >9eiammtbilb bes
batrii9en @albes. 9ieie Quaramauz
ern limb Elm Observation-Disclosures Set
den bes n~rsebirses, fe beuten auriid
in Weonen unb bepeifen, bah bie5es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29

europas ersiebt. Ser 93esen umz
itrDmt faft ben sdnaen bairiiden
8alb unb bient 10 als srobes Samz
melbeden fir faft feline fdmmtliden
@epGfer. Sein bebeutenbfter 3uz
flrb aber lit bic Gbam, beren SbaG
AUDI bic tieffte 0%uerfenfuns in ben
Berg unb @dlbermaHer bes bairi19z
bDbmif9en Walbes berpprbringt. Oie=
les Sbal Der Gbam mar felt Sabrbunz
berten Der ni9tisfte PaB iiber bieIs
8erge, bic grobe @ermittlungsftraBe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29

aus Dem @irtbsbaus berausblaien.
eriebt NIT ibren ipdrliden 2abunsen
bic Senne, ia ielbft bas gbelpeib bat
5etnen Steupertreter in benz Sens
bart" (Juncus trifidus) sefunben,
pelden man bort, nie in ben 4lpen
bas GbelpeiB, pflest. 8ilbi4Dn 1T
Der Mrber mebrfa9 senannt porben,
unb bas 1T bic ri9tisite 8esei9nung,
infopeit bamit ausgebriidt tperbeu
ion, baB mebr als irgenbpo bier Der
Natur poIe Sreibeit Der Gntfaltung
selafen tpurbe, buB lie obne ieben@in>
0riff fi9 unssbinbert entpidsln
ourfte.
9ie Stabt 6 bam 1T neben 3pisz
lei pobl bic betrd4tli4te unter ben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29

bes Sberbaiern lit biefem %ernften Dol
te gana fremb, aber er liebt bic Muiif
IN lie n r8eiie.0 ieieWeiie lit ardb<
lid fur anbere Sbren, als ~bieienigen
bes Wdlolers, aber 10 balb iie losaebt,
ptro Der 8dlbler aud luftis. SIS 1T
bic Muitt Der bDbmif9en Muiifanteri,
semaat BON bier pber aat S6redesss
mdnnern nit ble4ernen 9Grmmafdiz
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$treit3dg& 6nrd 9Mt(d(Qnd.
cSnt batrti6en @alo.
Copyright 1909 by VIM, Kaufman CNo. 64.)

haulmann (No. b4.)
aufseIu9t, iosar bonn fernen Dresden
aus. Sd femme iunse 2eute, It's
idbrise S9iiler Der 9resbener Spms
naiien, tpel6e pdbrenb Der 5erten ipo7
9enlans i'm bDbmii9zbair idengBalos
~panberten unb beren 1dgliAe Musgds
ben ii9 penis iiber apei Mart iteuten
= alfo unsefdbr so Gents na4 ams@
rifanii9em 9elpe!
@pn 3piefel aus beiteigen mir ben
ssaltenitein 1315 Meter), elm md9tts
9es llrpalbrepier. Der 8obsn flingt
bumpf unb boil, ipenn mir bruber
peef6reiten. Inter uns rubt Elm perz
fanener, permpberter Wdlo, uber tpelz
dem iih elm neusepadiener gu GENIAL
tiger !SDbe erbebt. Mtan trifft auT
tpabre 3ieienseitalten unter ben SAM
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29
Ganenfein.

Der S9iensnitrans ni9t bintOmmt.
ba sibt es au9 beute nod pirtliden
llrpalb nit ieiner san5en biiteren
9ra9t, Sbdler unb @alopintel, De-
rem @inri9tunsen, @ertebrspese uno
- 9epDlferung uns ieBt nod anmuz
then als perfdlafene 3eusen elmer
3sit, bic unferen @roBpdtern tpobl
mod ~setpGrtig tit, aber benz rai9lebenz
ben Na9pu9s als cine l1nenoli4teit
erIGeint. oils bic giienbabn our
8erbinbung 8Dbmens unb 8aierns
quer bura ben Walb sebaut tperben
ioute, tam cine Seputation aus einem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29

men, StGmme, pelds bteSObe BON 10
Sub errei9en, BEL einem Otter bon
4OO-5OO Sabren. Sben auf benz
fleinen Saltenitein breitet ii4 cine
So9flG6e aus, pelde segen 8Dbmen
gu niebersebt. Ha9baren bes Saltenz
iteins iinb bic mG6ttsen 8erge Gu1en
unb Rafel Q454Wfeter) unb %getrennt
bes Weses Der ginblid in elm 14peiz
bonn Salfenitein bur9 ben ResenfluB
erbebt ii9 Der &Dnis bes bairii9en
Walbes, Der Mrber at 1853 Meter
9Dbe, na9 S9neetoppe i'm &ieienssz
birse unb Gelbbers i'm S9naratpalbe
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S0bting.
Srti9aften bes Walbes. Gbam liest
am Hesen, umringt BON berrlt9en
Walbbersen, bas ipeite Sbal befibt
febr ertrasret4e unb gut c~ultipirte
Wieieufld9en, ull9 bic Sii9erei 1T
bier iebr enttpi6elt. Niht tpeniger als
reun 8rauereien unb cine grobe 3abl
BON Miiblen beleben bic 1000 ginpoh>
rer adblenbe Stabt. 2ebtere 1T cine
Der friibeften Stebelunsen bes bairiz
iden 2anbes unb lie beftanb f9on Dor
1900 Sabren. gbam bat in ben Wtrz
rem friberer Sabrbunberte i4tperes
S4idial s~etroffen. peft unb Seuersz
briinfte perbeerten bic Stabt, Der 30z
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29

Sin uno pieber Dffnet ft9 our Seite
genoes Sbal, auf Selssruppen, I'm
pel9e Der i4arftantiseS te9apfel 1ein
ountelgldnsenbes 9epanb ausipannt.
gs iingt in ben 3neisen, es aie6t
bur9 bic 2uft gebeimniBboa, unb bas
Quse tann ii9 ni9t fatt f9auer an
Der queaenoen &raftfiGe befen, mas
bic Ratur bier f9uf.
Der Qrber in feiner maieftGti19sn
pra4t bat 10 aiemli9 aues, mas man
felbft i'm So6lunbe BON etnem 8erse
perlanst. Die &lamm nit benz f9Gu=
member @ieBba9 eriebt bier bas Sites
lo9, bas feline @epdfer aug betrG6tz
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Sbeilen bes @albes aufaupeiien bat
unb elmer pifenfdaftli6en Saritelz
lung nod ermanselt. Was benz &eiz
ienben borerit auffdat, lit bas langse=
oebnte ., nit benz Der Hufenbe ieinem
Hufe beionberen Na9brud berleibt.
Oteies 8ptatipzS tritt ni9t nur an
@isennamen, ettpa rSeppaloo! Miha=
loo!" 1onbern au4 on anbere WDrter,
pie v8ooterOo! Muatteroo!"
Sn plaftif9er 5orm beranf9aulidt
bic Rotb 5peier Subrleute, beren 8az
genoet9iel gebroGen 1T, bas na9ite>
benbe latoniide @eiprd9:
nSeppoo!" (@eppD
n@ofo?" (Was0
-Oei6sp DOL" (Oeidiel obD
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29
3ipieieler @QlDhQus

3tpieieler @albtaus.
uno 8ergnilbnib benz @renaDertehr
sDti9en 8Dbmen unb 8atern.
Ser fiblidfte, an 8Dbmen unb
Sber : Seiterret9 ansrenaenbe She'll
bes barii4en Walbes beiBt bas 9reiz
iefelsebirge unb befen bD9fte Spibe
Der 8lOdenitein, nelher cine auberor-
oentli9 f6Dne unO umfafenbe 8unbz
ii9t sepdbrt. 9ier liesen apiI9en
ben Bergen cine Qnaabl febr freunol:z
der unb lteblt9er &leinftdbte, barun<
ter Sbern5ea an Der 9onau, unb bic
e9ten WalOitdOt9en s reDuneun b
Walbfir9en.- Nu9 bic MGrtte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29

Der brittbO4ftt Berg Der beutl9enU&tt'
t~elgebirge.
SIS lift elm tpunberIames, etnfames
Wanbern in biefem Rieientpalbe.
Ni9t tmmer umfdnat uns ber ernfte
Sannentpalb. Sn ben Nieberunser,
an ben Sbalbdnsen bietet ith bas err
freuli4e unb abpe9slun9srei9e Bib
bes Earthquakes. Selsbl0de beden ben
9runb; iipptse 8eerenbiif9e brGnsen
ith baatpif9en, S4lante Garrenpebel
niden i'm lauen Sommerptnbe, unb
itattlt4e 8Gume, Babel unb 2aub=
arten bur9einanber semif9t, tpDlben
ii9 iiber Der fummenben, 5onnbur9z
leu9teten, tiefeiniamen Walbespradi.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29

neil Elm S9ab in benfelben perborsen
liest, Der fi9 freili9 BON fieben gu fiez
BEN Sabren tiefer ientt. Mu9 fir bas
r5peite 9eii9t" Gecorb fight lafen
fi9 bier man9e 8eiipisle fammeln.
Sine f9auberbufte l1niitte berrf6t
i'm 8ebirge, bus S9nupfen. Sober
i9nupft ben einen eRtiebli6sn gerud
perbreitenoen rS9malaler", einen
S6nupftabaf, Der NIT &alt unb
S6mal5 eingerieben lit Ser Wdlb.
Ter iingt fpenig, bic Sanaesfreubiofeif
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29

2abt uns na9 ben bDbmii4sn
Wdlbern Sieben unb bort cine &auber-
banbe griinben ruff Spieselberg.
Die bDbmii9en WGlber selten ben
MnI6auuneen Der S4iler'fden SUI
senpperiope ala cine 10 sut pie un@
befannte Walbmilenib, als elm urz
ipalb bon u~nsebeuren 8erbdltnihe1,
als cine 9esenb, mo man unseitDrt ieiz
men Neisunsen unb ieinen Soealsn
ra6Itreben, mo man gang perl9pin=
ben tDnnte aus benz Sreiben Der Welt.
unb bieie Ini4auunsen tparen aud
in ben meiften Puntten sutreffeno.
Der 6Dbmif6zbairiI6e 8renabe5irt 1T
erft ieit perbGltniBmGBis tur5er Set
benz @eltpertebr eri6lohen, er TT cine
Grpberung Der @iienbabnen, uno no
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29
&eibenba6.

M~albsebtrse gu ben anerdlteften Bill
bun9en guropds seb6rt. Dim i9Dnz
item finb bic abenteuerliGen tpeiBen
Selsaaden bes npfabls" Bel @ie9ta9
i'm Walb.
Ser bebeutenbte SluB bes naTer<
rei9en bairif9en Walbes 1T Der Sc e.
gen, tpelder i~enfeits Der bDbmii9en
Sren5e als 9rober &esen entiprinst
unb Bel &egensburs fi9 als elmer ber
mdattsen unter ben DonausufliFen
fi6 in bieie arpBe Wafferaber MitteIz
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GIiientbal nit Mrber.

IIt1entDdI mil Nrber.
mails 10 bliibenoen Srts ma4t beute
nur einen tldgliGen Ginbrud.
giner merfpiirbigen 8olfsitte i'm
bairifden @albe lei mod seba9t, bes
4ufitelIens Der Sobtenbretter, oft mitz
ten in bliibenber Iu ober an einem
pielbegansenen Wese. Sas Sobten=
brett lit basienige 8rett. auf pel9em
cine 2ei4e binausgetrugen puroe.
Sas Brett nirb bann bonn So,fi9retz
rer nit Sni9riften perieben. unb ir=
genbno aufseitellt, tpo es lei9t bemerfz
bar bleibt. ginise bieier Snf4riften
m0gen bier mod plab finben:
Sci Oalfine ptrb bon elmer nit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29
ibrer 0ueIbd@e auf butrifdem &c.
biete ltegen. Wir erpGbner ienes
Glufes besbalb bier rur beildufis.

Cine eisentli9e 8oltstra9t sibt es
i'm Walbe ni9t, unb mas ettpa bapon
eriftirt, bent nur baau, bas @usieben
Der Weiber nod bdbli9er gu MAIDEN.
9as f9Dnfte 9aar tpirb beritedt unter
einem abf9euli4en ROpftu4, befen
3ptdel bornartig iiber benz &opfe porz
iteben.
&aub, nte 2anb unb 2eute, flinst
bic SpraGe, bic i~ibrisens bielfa9e
@er59iebenbeiten in ben einaetnen
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&atbbaus unb STRIDE, Gbam.

Hatbbaus unO &irde, Gbam.
idhrtse &ries nabm fie fur6tbar nit
uno i'm Oterrei9if9en @~rbfolsetries
lteb Der taiferlt9e Seerfiibrer mebrere
bunbert @e~rtbeibtser berStabt nieber=
i9ieben.- Ser md4tisfte 8erg biefer
9essnb 1T Der 9pbe 8ogen.
Surtb i'm Walb, bi9t an Der
bDbmii9en @renae an Der gbam belle
gen, 1T ebenfuas cine Der Glteiten
GtGbte 8aierns unb perbanft ibls
gntitebung in bieier rauben @albz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29
&Dbina.

&Dbine.
Ollie StGbte unb Srtf9aften bieIer
9esenb baben i'm breibigid6risen
&riese Sur4tbares bur9sema9t.
Man4e Der Srti4aften iinb gang Der=
f4punben, Der Pflus sebt ieBt babin
iiber benz 8oben, Der Dor ienem fiir9>
terli9en &riese bliibenbe @tGbte trug.
4nbere Srtfdaften Der Sberpfala finb
in SDlge bes Rriss gu urmielisen
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Ser 4fabl BEL @ie6ta6.

Stpifden 8uiern unb 8Dbmen, oen &C.
bieten Der @lbe unb Der Oonau. Iu6
bic giienbabn bon pilien mad Resensz
burg bat ii9 bieien YaB gu ylube se=
madt unb ibren Wes baburdj senomz
men. Der mddtisite Slub ie( o9, nell
den Der bDbmifdzbatrif9e g3ulb entz
5enbct, bas 1T bic MoIbau. tpel6er
nDrbli9 BON Pras bic glbe Ell aroB
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29

r8an3 o'g" (8ana ab?)
r8uB ~" Wouitdnbis abD
% Der Draft" (slei9 9ra9e. cine
8erflu9ung)
ueberaa 'uirb Der Grembe nit benz
trault4en Su aneerebet, iebe Mannss
perfpn hetbt r8au" 8ube) unb Der
9ruB bes WGlblers lit regelmGBia
r9uten Ibenb." Man9er Mberz
CLAUDE 1T unausrottbar. I'm 1oben
prets tperbenSelber ansefauft ober su
bortbeilbaftefter 3ett ni6t ~berfauft,
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bes grber ernporfteiat; beibe aber Der.
treten uns bic Seen bes 9o9lanbes.
Sosar cine Mrt @letf9er feblt ni9t.
ba in benz %fogenannten S9neeloH
nod i'm Nusuit bic @rinnerunsen bes
Minters lasern. Sin penn aud flei,
mes llnterfunftsbaus f9ibt ben @ans
berer Dor plDbli4 einfauenbem uns
petter, bic Seebiitte am Ditli9en ufer
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Gurtb.

T0rfern berabseiunten. Gin 8eiipiel
biefer Dirt bietet Neuburs BORN Walo.
Infer aus Der 3eit Dor benz &rtese
aufsenpmmenes Bib aeist cine be-
trG9tlt6e, Woblftano perrathenbe
Stabt. Sic purbe abne9felno bon
ben &aiferliden uno BON ben S4pez
cen beimgeiuht uub Der Reit bes ebez
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Griebbof i'm Walb.

g a II, 8ierbiitte unb S9Dn.
berg = i6on tiefer i'm Walbe binter
benz Sonnenpalbe selesen = sebDren
gu ben freunbri4iten Srtfdaften bes
Walbes. &sgIen unb &Obtins,
Spif9en 3niefel unb Gbam belesen,
finb f4mude feline Stabtben. @ine
pirfli9e perle bes bairifden WoIbes
aber 1T SaItenftein n, am Gube
Der oleihnaminen Huine. tpelhe ouf
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ii9er SObe binabienbet; Der tleine Orr
beriee, aus beifen Sisfe Der tpeibe &ez
gen ftummt, Der spifden elmer @infenz
flung bes spoBen unb fleinen Mrbers
!iest, perf9rinoet seaeniiber benz sro<
BEN Nrberfee, iiber befien bon seIben
Seelilien bebedtem Nipeau bic auppe
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es freili9 immerbn f9on etpas tbeuz
rer, als i'm iibrisen bairiideH Walbe,
iebo9 tpie bilis ldBt ss ii9 bort leben,
fpenn nan bic pretfe faitionabler Sc
b~irssorfe hamit perslei9t. gben pes
gen feinerB tqisteit nirO Der 6Dbmii4s
bairifhe Wdlb boz bielex Spuriten
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2eierfaften : l1ngebeuern bes Rteien>
9ebirses. Ser fol5eite Mugenblif Ell.
nes WGlber : 8auern 1T aber beriemt.
ae, in tpelGem ct bon bieien .Muiit.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-04-29
FRANK PINGREE on STAND.
Are Charged with Wrecking
Detroit Bank.

Detroit, Mich, April 2s.-Frank G..
Pingree, president of the wrecked
City savings bank. was called to the
witness stand Saturday at the exam
nation of Frank C. and Henry r. An
drews, vice president and cashier re-
spectively, of the bank, who are
charged with causing its ruin. Mr..
Pingree testified that last July the
directors discovered that the bank waG
holding some of Frank C. Andrews
paper, which they had not approved.
Pingree said he talked the discovery
over with Frank C. Andrews, and told
him that ST the bank was going to be
robbed he (Pingree) did not want TO
have anything to do with It, and would
resign. Andrews" said Mr.. Pingree,
said he would not take the presidency
If I would resign. He added that if
resigned he would, and II wanted
the bank to go down ell had to do waA
to resign
After a heated argument Andrews
finally agreed to sell his real estate
and straighten out the affairs. Mr..
Pingree said that Andrews told him
they could sell the City savings bank
by fall, as there were two banks that
wanted to buy it.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-04-29
A BAD WRECK.
Wind Causes Disaster nn GnanA
Trunk Road 1eax Raskasls, Ind.
Some DsaAhs Rea.ed.

Valparaiso, Ind. Apsdl "a fast
east-bo<and passenger tSain ON the Chi
eago & Grand Trunk railway was
wrecked shortly aster ten O'Clock Fri
day evening at HaaAells, little sta
ton eight miles east of this city and
"a miles from Chicago. It is feared
that number OF trainmm or passen-
gers-perhaps both-were killed or I'M
jured, although this fact cannot be as
eertained at this hour. The enei.
neer and firemen are known TO be miss
ing. A special train carrying wreck
ing crew and a corps OF surgeons was
made up here and rushed to the scene
OF the disaster. It left Valparaiso
shortly before midnight. Grand Trunk
local officials claim 70 know nothing
OF the paRtisulaps. It IS admitted,
however, that the wreck was caused
by the high wind, which blew swo
empty freight caas from q siding to
tbs main track. The passenger trim
crashed INTO tbeee CHIPS a. FUN speed,
as II did not slaeken speed m passing
through Haskells.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-04-29
GRANTS BIRTHDAY.
Hon. William Calhoun Makes the
Principal Address at GaIenn, III,
Old Home, of the General.

Galena, ILL.,, April 2s.-The eight
ieth anniversary Of the birthday of
Gen. U. s. Grant was celebrated in
this city Saturday under the auspices
of the Grant Birthday associati ton, of
Galena. This marked the tenth OBJ
servance of the day. The orator Of the
day at the first celebration, in 1898,
was William Mckinley, followed in
succeeding years by orators of ma
tional reputation, including Luther
Latin Mills, of Chicago; Theodore
Roosevelt, Charles Emory Smith, and
others.
The speaker of the day, Hon. vii.
liam j. Calhoun, arrived from Chicago
shortly after noon accompanied by
many distinguished syisitors, who
Joined with thousands from this and
adjoining counties in the celebration
with marked enthusiasm. Special
trains were run from various points
bringing 'irrnumerous visitors to swell
the -throng.
The commemorative exercises were
held in Turner hall and Mr.. Calhoun's
address was warmly received.
New York, April 10. - Gen. .. 3.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-04-29
WIPED OUT BY FIRE.
Only One business House and a Drug
Store at Her<imer, Kan, Escape
Devouring Flames.

St. Joseph, Mo-, April 2s.-A special
to the Daily News from Marysville,
KAN, says: The town of Herkimer, of
the St. Joseph & Grand Island railroad,
Six miles west of here, was almost en-
tirely destroyed by fire which broke
out shortly after midnight. The place
had population of about 500. The
origin OF the fire is unknown.
The property Loss is estimated Of
e1o0. 000.s The Losers In the business
section ara: A. Garish. general max-
shandiss: Weste1man Hardware com-
pany: Henry DarSea, humber yard:
George Hoorth. general merchandise;
Mat Mallinger, restaurant: Carl
foghtman, restaurant; Henry Schref-
Ter, machine shop; st. Joseph 6 Grand
Ialand depot, Huber Brothers. opera
house and dance hall. besides many
Residences and small buildings Of a
miscellaneous character. Herki1nsr
has no fire protection and o Kansas
gale increased the fury Of the flames.
Nearly ell Of the property was in
cured. Only one business house, q
drug store, escaped the fire.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-04-29
BEGIN BEEF INVESTIGATION
Judge Day and the Federal Attorney
at Chicago Confer Over the
Matter.
10 PREPARE FOR SUITS AGAINST TRUST
Feature of Fight May BE INTRODUCE
tien of Matter OF Rebates from the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In Hands Of
he Interstate Commerce Commis-
sloa.

Chicago, April as.-Judge w. A..
Day. who Il to assist United States
Attorney Sol Bethea In the proseou-
tioa OF the beef trust suits, arrived
N Chicago Saturday on the Pennsyl-
vanin limited at 9;Ab a. m. Judge Day
at oncs proceeded to correct the Inn
presainn that he Is to direct Mr..
Rethea In prosecuting the case. He
said the entire affair was in the
hands OF Mr.. Bsthea; that the law
placed It there and that he came
from Washington simply to assist In
the fight ON the so-called trust.
Judge Day further said he was not
advised when the bill would be pre-
sented to the court. He hurried to
the Palmer house and later went into
consultation with Mr.. Bethea in the
Office of the United States attorney
In the Monadnock building.
Government HIS Proof.
It is given out unofficially that the
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-04-29
mIxBns oH1nnnAun.

Big ze1A AZ Whselang,
w. Va~Pa.AAe AsAd AA6vesses.
Wheeling. ". Va. April 0s.-Eot-
wathstanding an overcast ehy cooler
weather and occasional ehowess, The
union iron workers OF chs txz-sAa*e "a
di,x came to Wheeling Saturday, morn
ing by Thousands. Every txafn vpas
allied 70 ovsrfiowang end the delegates
fsom Pittsbnsg and Youngstown dis
fascts and from Cumberland, Nd. were
notable for their size and enthusiasm,
while the nearby towns OF the Wheel
sng district dumped their population
into the city almost en- masse. The
parade, which occurred at noon, num-
befsd fully 1900 men. Following the
parade, che eYowds assembled at
Wheeling park, whore addresses were
made by Gov. White, Of West Viz
ginia; Congressman B. B. DoveDer, ..
". Slayton, of New Castle, Pa, q L.
Dor leader; Pses4dant Skater and As
ststant Secretary Eghe, of the Anal
gamatsd association, and others.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-04-29

age to small buildings and shade
trees in several localities. For awhile
the wind blew at the rate of SO miles
an hour. The wires of many rail-
roads were down. Reports from
many Indiana towns report more or
less damage.
Gale Blows I'm Ohio.
Cleveland, o., April ss.-A fierce 50
mile southwesterly gale is sweeping
over the lower lake region Saturday.
According to information given out
at the local weather bureau the Wind
will shift to northwest before nighs
and reach still greater ysloeaty.
Thus far no damage to Ahippin6 has
been reported. The storm hAA. hoU-
ever, Frustrated telegraph and tale-
phone wires in ell dirsatiana znAnJ
points being reported entirely sa4 q
from telegraphac communicating.
Flood at Denton Hashos, MIA.
Detroit. Mioh.. April ga special t.
the Tribune from Benton Harbor,
Mich. says The worst flood eve,
known in the business part OF this city
occurred Friday when o heavy poin,
storm, accompanied by ssvsrs Light,
ming, passed over the city. Ths stres<s
resembled swift-fowing cEeaks with
bill-boards, signs and Looss lumhsl
floating over the pavements. Thl
St. Joseph river il out Of It's banks in
places and much damage was done by
lightning
Marshalltown, Ia, April 2s-A ter
rife windstorm, assuming the pro-
portions of tornado, did several
thousand dollars damage in Marshall
and Jasper counties Friday night,
Many houses and outbuildings north
west of the city were destroyed; and
in Melbourne, in the southwestern
part of the county. considerable dam
age is reported. North Jasper and
the vicinity of Baxter report heavy
damage to buildings and much stock
killed So far as known no lives wsHa
lost. Estimated damage, $4,000.
Damage at sioux Oity, In.
Sioux City, Ia, April Saturday
reports show that the storm damage
in Sioux City will be over S25, 600
Nearly every residence and buEinass
house suffered some damage from torn
roofs or broken glass. Special trainl
with linemen We're sent out Saturday
to repair telegraph lines.
Damage MT Omaha.
Omaha, Neb., April 2s.-The damage
from Friday nights storm appeared
Saturday to have been general
throughout the city, although no
great individual loss occurred. The
greater losses were downtown, where
number of large plate-glass windows
were blown in and immense skylights
blown to pieces. Probably hundred
buildings suffered loss of roof, cornices
or porcheS
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-04-29
New Electric Line.

Joliet, Ill. April ss.-The Joliet,
Plainfield & Aurora Electric Railway
company Saturday secured 5o-year
franchise from the Joliet highway
commissioners for proposed road
between Joliet and Aurora. The line
VIII be built this summer.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-04-29
students Are Suspended.

Baldwin. Kan. April 2s.-Forty stu
dents of Baker university here have
been suspended for breaking into the
gymnasium Thursday during basket
ball game between two ladies' teams of
the college. The officials say the of
tenders can be reinstated only on Pc
tition to the faculty.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-04-29
Hangs I1im.eaf in Hi. Ce,l.

Cleveland, o., April as. - Martin
Lynch, who was arrested a few DAYS
ago, charged with the murder of his
wife at the home Of the couple, COS Tod
street, committed suicide early satur-
day in his cell at the county jail, by
hanging himself from the door-Anob.
The knob was not more than three
feet from the floor.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-04-29
white star Line Not Soda.

Liverpool, April ss.-J. Bruce Is
may, chairman of the White Star line,
in an interview Saturday afternoon,
positively denied the report that the
White Star line had been sold and also
denied that the American shipping
syndicate held any shares whatever in
the company.