davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-16

Zabrali sic tedy wszyscy,
Ia bylo zb6jc6w dwana6cie
poszli do dworu. Naprz6dz
podsunal sic ku parkanowiI
mysliwiec. Zobaczywszy przez.
szpary PISA, strzelil i pies
przewr6cil sic, ME wydawszyI
ami jeku. Strzelif pc drugie i /
trafi1 koguta drzemiacego ma
zerdzi.
Teraz, bracia, pc cichu
przez parkan, szepnal jeden 2
|zb6jc6w. A ty mysliwcze 2
nami.
Weszli ma p%odw6rze, wzie-
|li drabinei przystawili do ok.
ma. Atoli laden z Mich ME
|chcia1 bye ~pierwszvm, bojac
sic, by potem co W izbie ME
oberwal. Gdy tax kazdy wa
ha sic. mvSliWiec rzek{ do
mich,
= Kiedy wy sic bojicie, to
|poleze ia pierwszy; a przepa-
trzywszy komnaty i upewni-
wszy sic 0 bezpiecze1stwie,
dam wan znak, izbyscie lez-
|li "a nina.
Lei, bracie, a nagrode
wezmiesz sowita! rzekli mu.
My6liwiec pusci{ sic pc
drabinie do okna, a ztad
do izby. Zapaliwszy
Swiat}o, obejrza4. sic
pc komnacie, byla pr6zna.
z tel wszed} W druga. Tu
spa} W jednem 46zku pan
tych wlosci i dworu, W dru-
glenn PAM. Oboje, spali jak
zarznieci. Poszed1 W trzecia
komnate j tn napotka1 to,
czego sobie zb6jcy tax zyczy-
Ii, tj.c6rke jedynaczke. Spa1a
takze twardo. Ma stole. mie-
dry innemi rzeczami znajdo-
wal sic jej z}oty pierscien
i jedwabna, z1otem wyszywa-
ma chustka. TIE dwie rzeczy
wziaf sobie, jake dow6d, IL
tam by1. Ola wiekszej jeszcze
~pewnosci napisa} swoje mia
no ma spodniej stronie trafii
sto1owej. Teraz wr6ci1 sic do
pierwszej izby i dal zb6jcom
znak, ably sill "a MIN. Lezli
tax pc jednym, a on, skoro
kt6ry wetkna} }eb W okno,
scisnq} "a krta1 i zazgal kor-
delasem, a trupa wciagal do
izby. TAX ich zazgal wszyst-
kich.
Doko6czenie nastapi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-16
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Bogaty jeden ojciec mia:
dw6ch .syn6w. Gdy dorosli
dal 2 Mich jednego uczyc ns
ksiedza, a drugiego ma my.
Sliwca. Obaj uczyli sic do.
brze, COME malo radosci ojcu
sprawialo. Tenze ich ojciec ra2
uczynil Stub isc piechota do
Rzymu. Ale jak idzie W kaz-
del sprawie, gdy ia ME cd
razu jest wykonana: tax i je-
mu poszlo. Bowiem W lecie,
to pima robota, to i owo
go w~strzymywalo, a W zimie
zn6w zimno i'pieszo by ME
m6g} isc. TAX przechodzi}
miesiac "a miesiacem, rok "a
rokiem, az W ko6cu przysz}a
smierc i jego re swiata "a
! brala.
Synowie sprawili mu pie
kny pogrzeb i "a dusze
jego dali i sami sic modlili
o spok6j jego duszy. Atoli
wnet pc pogrzebie jawi sic
we snie synom, il ME moze
bye %zbawiony, p6ki Stub jego
! wykananym ME bedzie. Pro-
sill tedy swych syn6w, ably O.
nj sill do Rzymu pieszo i o
zebranym chlebie, a il wtedy
go wybawia.
Byl to ola mich twardy O.
rzech do zgryzenia, DO dro-
ga daleka, a tn pieszo isc, i
ku temu o zebranym chlebie
ale synowie, il byli dobry-
mi, postanowili puscic sic "
droge i to razem.
Pc zalatwieniu r6znych
biezacych a pilnych spraw,
zaopatrzyli sic W droge, ksiadz
W b~rewiarz, a mysliwiec W
strzelbe i kordelas.
Idac tax juz pare tygodni,
natrafili ma obszerny las. Po-
niewaz uwazali s1usznie il
droga przez las kr6tsza be-:
die, ola tego ME omijali 60,
ale szli przeze6, ME dbajac
ma zadne niebezpiecze6stwa,
jake ich tn spotkac NIGGA,
gdyz mieli czyste sumienie.
Juz wiecz6r zbliza} sic, a
tn las a las; trzeba by4o W
MIN zanocowac. Postanowili
czuwae kolejno, ably sic
przynajmniej pred dzikim
zwaierzem zabezpieczyc, gdyby
appropriations naszedf.
Naprz6d polozy1 sic ksiadz
spac, a mysliwiec czuwa}.
M6gl on tez smialo czuwac,
gdyz wiedzia1 taxa sztuke,
IL strzelba choc z niej wy
strzelil, ME da1a najmniejsze-
90 huku ami glosu. Ola roz-
.rywki i odpedzenia nud6w
odszed1 HAWAI- cd spiacego
brata, chodzac tn i owdzie.
Wtem gdy dalej puSci} sic
W las, widzi okazaly dom, a
W oknach swiatla migocace sic.
Podstapil blizej i zauwazy}
gromadke ludzi W izbie do
mu, kt6rzy wlasnie ucztowa-
Ii pijac.
Mysliwiec wycelowal swo-
ia strzelbe i gdy jeden. z ucz-
L 80 go - =%=F - A# E-N -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-16
2 kardynalem1 Cre ,tD'1l
spraWach Kosciola.

u ny -
sprawach Kosciola.
Wczoraj pc poludniu GU
sic do lyle ma silach, ze VISTA
2 16zka, ubral sic " biafe
szaty i usiadi " fotelu, gdzie
przez pewien czas uzywa3
spokoju. Otworzono nastep-
ME okna W pokoju chorego
ably takowy przewietrzyc.
Podczas audyencyi kilku
kardynal6w, rzek} Ojciec
swiety do kardyna}a Mathie-
ur: - Ami na chwile ME
przestalem modlic sic do
Boga, ably Francye j MEOW
stojacych ma jej czele otaczal
opieka swoja, izby ci zaprze-
stall przesladowac Kosci6l.
Kr6lowi hiszpa1skiemu,
kt6ry telegraficznie dowia-
dywa{ sic o zdrowiu OLGA sw.
i o b}o~gos}awie1stwo prosi},
poleci} Papiez kardyna}owi
Rampolla telegraficznie Cd
powiedzie6 j blogos1awiei-
stwo przeslac.
RZYM, 10 lipca. W podziw
wprowadza Ojciec sw. leka-
rzy i SWAT ca}y swoja si}a
.odporna. Stan jego choroby
ME jest ami gorszy ami lep-
sly, aczkolwiek pe}en ME
bezpiecze1stwa ola zycia jego
osoby. Sa tacy, kt6rzy moe
no wierza W to, re Ojciec sw.
i te chorobe zwyciezy i ma
nowo obejmie ster rzad6w
Koscio}a. Jeden z ksiezy
PREY Watykanie %opowiada, re
INA dobrze size wolf OLGA
sw. i wierzy, re dozyje on.
100 lat. Me wierza tel bule-
tynom wydawanym przez
lekarzy, kt6rzy skompromi-
~towawszy sic oswiadczeniem
O groznem niebezpieczen-
stwie, pragna teraz utrzymac
swoja powage "a pomoca
wydawania buletyn6w ME
zgadzajacych sic z prawda.
RZYM, 10. lipca. - godzi-
ma 100 pc poludniu. - Stan
OLGA sw. zn6w sic pogorszy}.
Narada lekarzy ma sic odbyc
wczesniej niz zwykle.
RZYM. 10. lipca. - godzi-
ma 6,45 rano. - Stan Leona
XIII. ME zmieni} sic W cia-
gu nocy; chory spa}, ale ME
spokojnie.
RZYM, 13. lipca.- Papiez
spedzil wczorajsza niedziele
spokojnie, a lekarze- byli z
jego stanu zdrowia zupelnie
zadowoleni. W nocy z soboty
ma niedziele dr.. Lapponi "a
strzykna1 mu kamforu i KAT
feiny, poczem chory czu} sic
znacznie lepiej.
Wczoraj rano Ojciec sw.
wzia1 udzia1 W naboze1stwie,
kt6re o%dprawiono W kaplicy
obok pokoju, W kt6rym on
ley. Msgr. Marzoni odpra-
will msze sw. Drzwi miedzy
pokojem Papieza a kaplicq
otwarto, ably chory m6gl wy
sluchae mszy Sw. Ma lego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-16

~prawdziwa Jest opowiesc kra'
zaca " miescie, re Paplel
rano, wczoraj zawezwai &c
siebie p~ryWatnego swego Sc
ikretarza Mazzoloniego ! "a
pytal go sic, co to. w1aseiwie
stalo sic W srode wieczorem
" przedpokoju. Jak wiadomo,
" 6w dzieh wieczorem mgr.
Volpini W przedpokoju upad1,
tkniety paralizem. Przerazo-
ny Mazzoloni ME wiedziaf, co
W pierwszej chwili odpowie-
dziec, ale zdoby} sic ma Cd
powiedz, re ME stale sic mic
nadzwyczajnego.
Wtedy Papiez zawezwa1
Lapponi'ego i postawi} mu
to samo pytanie. Lapponi z
wyrzutem spojrza} ma Maza-
loniego, sadzac, re ten zdra-
dill tajemnice, ale uspokojo-
my skinieniem, odrzek} W
|podobny spos6b, jak Mazzo-
Joni. Nastepnie Papiez kaza}
~|przywo}ac innego sekretarza,
|Angeli'ego, a kiedy i ten ia
pytanie o~dpowiedzia}
Nv podobny spos6b, 'Papiez
rzek} do Mazzolinie'go: Wien
o tenn, Mazzoloni, re wyda-
rzy} sic tragiczny wypadek
W przedpokoju we srode VIE
czorem. Me %ukrywajcie mi
prawdy. Wien, re kochany
moi Volpini ME zyje."
Prawdziwym bohaterem jest
kamerdyner Papieza Contra,
kt6ry ami ma chwile ME 3D.
stepuje chorego ami we dnie,.
ami W nocy, i ME s1ucha roz-
kaz6w lekarzy, by troche
special.
z Y II Lipca. TAX W
Watykanie jak W ca}ym Rzy-:
mic uspokojono sic; DO we'd
lug zdania lekarzy, Ojciec sw.
moze jeszcze tydzie6 Eye. Stan
jego jest zagadka ola lekarzy;
powiadaja oni, re jeszcze ME
widzieli czegos podobnego.
Papiez, zbrdziwszy sic
|wczoraj rano, przywita} le-
karzy wyrazeniem nadziei re
bedzie jeszcze .d1uzej zy}. O
6-tej godzinie rano chory.
wsta1 kazal otworzyc wszy-
stkie okna, ably pokoje pre-
wietrzyt. Pomodliwszy sic pol
godziny, umy} sic, zjad{ snia-
DAME, sk}adajace sic z z6}tka
z cukrem, kawy i biszkwitu,
poczem %przywo}a} swego pry-
watnego 'sekretarza msgra,
IAngeli.
OpuSciwszy kamnate OLGA
sw. msgr. Angel powiedzial,
re gdyby ME wiedzia}, re Pa
piez jest chory, ME wierzy1by,
DO Papiez wyglada tax pred
choroba. Rozmawia1 on z
MIN O rozmaitych %sprawach,
dawa} mu instrukcye, zazy-
wajac czesto tabaki.
P6zniej dr.: Mazzoni wyko-
nal ponowna operacye. Trivia
Ia ona kilka minut i chory
ME czu} zadnego b6lu. Pc o.
peracyi Papiez usiadl W krze-
slo, zalozyl jedne noge ma,
druga i czytal d}uzszy czas.
po}udnia pc .spozyciu
drugiego sniadania, zn6w sic
po}ozy} i susnq}. P~rzespawszy
kilka godzin, Papiez wieczo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-16

Bracia, lie 2 namil REX
ieden ze zo6jc6W.
To ME zwykly przypa
}dek ~ dodaI drugi.
Trzeba nam sic mice
ma ostroznosci 80 zauwazy:
trzeci.
~ Niebawem trzeba nam
Iokolice przepatrzec 80 dom6.
viii czwarty.
Wypadliz domu ma.
tychmiast j .rozbiegli sic pc
dw6ch ma wszystkie strony.
Mysliwiec ME mia} czasu ma
wet uciec, lub sic schronit
dokad; tax nagle sic robbie
gil. Zostaf przez Mich dostrze-
zony i ujety.
Kto jestes i co tn ro-
bisz? = zapytano go.
= Jestem mysliwiec, a
nam daleka podr6z pred
SODA i noe mnie ~zastala tn W
tym leslie.
- C%y to twoja sprawl,
Ito tajemnicze strzelanie?
TAX, to sprawl moja, ia
znam sic ma takiej sztuce.
- Co "a zamiar males,
strzelajac do mas?
- ia do was wcale ME
strzelalem, tylko do waszych
kubk6w, a to tylko ola zartu,
gdybym byl chcia} do was
strzelac, by}bym was .wszyst-
kich %nieomylnie wystrzela}.
- Ten cz}owiek prawde
m6wi, rzek1 jeden z zb6jc6w.
- To niezwyk1a figura,
doda1. drugi.
= Taxi by nam sic przy-
da1, ~zauwazy1 trzeci.
-S}uchaj, mysliwcze! Kie-
dy jestes takim mistrzem W
strzelaniu! to sic przy}aczysz
do mas, oddasz nam wielka
przys}uge. My ci zas "a to
dobrze zap1acimy.
- Coz tedy chcecie o.
demnie? zapyta} sic mysli-
vice, czy ia ola was mann lu-
dzi strzelac?
~ Me, tego ME chcemy,
zebyc ludzi
strzela{ ale zastrzelisz tylko
koguta i PISA. No, czy sic
zgadzasz ma to? e
- Gdziez macie tego ko-
guta i PISA, kt6rych nam "a
bic?
- Jest tn ME zbyt dale
ko dw6r pa6ski. lego jeszcze
ME uda1o nam sic zrewidowac.
Ale mniejsza O bogactwo,
kt6rego zkad innad many do
syc. Chodzi tn wiecej 0 cor
.ke pa6ska,co to jest tax 4adna
i sliczna dziewozynaja ak Rad
ko W swiecie. Juz dawno sta
raj sic nasz dow6dzca pozys-
kac ia ola siebie, ale dziew-
czyna tax uparta, a jej ojciec
tax niedostepny, re wszelkle
zabiegi .okazaly sic plonnemi.
|~Pr6bowalismy pc kilka ray
wykra5c ia ale ma nasze
nieszczescie pan 6w ma tax
czujnego psiaka i koguta, re
skorosmy sic zblizyli do dwo-
~, todxyrioc Observation-Disclosures
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-16
:. 4 Z .Rl|]''z,ly:mu.

RZYM, 8 lipca. -sKardy
nal Volponi, kt6ry zachoro
wal wczoraj, umarl .nagle dzi'
rano. Zmarly pra}at costa
kreowany kardyna1em ma 0
statnim konsystorzu.
Volponi by} przyjacielen
smiertelnie chorego obecnie
papieza. Smierc jego wywar'
Ia ma obecnych pra}atach
kardyna}ach przygneblajace
wrazenie. ~
Cd chwili porazenia wczo.
raj rano Volponi ME odzyska]
p~rzytomno6ci AMI .skon:
stantowano, re przyczyna
smierci by} paraliz m6zgu.
Smierc jego staraja sic u
kryc pred papiezem.
RZYM, 9 lipca. - Wobec
zblizajacej sic smierci Leona
XIII, laden z kardyna16w
ME wyjecha} z Rzymu; jest
ich tn teraz A, 4 posr6d
kt6rych jeden zostanie. obra-
ny papiezem. Gl6wnymi kan
dydatami ma papieza So kar-
dyna}owie: Gotti, Svampa, S.
Vannutelli, Oreglia i Rampo-
liza.
Serafino Vannutelli ma
dose liczne poparcie, DO jest
bieglym i acknowledgements
d%yplomata.l
Gl6wnymi kandydatami So:
Gotti, Rampola i Vannutelli
i pewnie jeden z mich costa
ME obrany papiezem.
RZYM II Lipca. Re wszyst-
kich czesci swiata nadchodza
cd kardyna}6w zawiadomie-
MIA, re wyjezdzaja do Rzymu.
Miedzy innymi, nades}al tel
kardyna} Moran, arcybiskup
z Sydney N. S. W. zawiado=
mienie, re wyruszy}w podr6z,
lecz jest watpliwem, czy
zda5y przybyc pred przy-
szlem ,,conclawe" poniewaz
odleg1osc jaka musi przebyt
wynosi po}owe drogi naoko-
10 swiata. Zanim vice ten przy-
bedzie do Rzymu, %prawdopo-
dobnie juz bedzie pc ICON
clawe."
RZYM, II lipca. Ojciec sw.
spa1 do godz. 2 rano, a potem
/zazadal posi}ku. Pulls bile 81
do SO razy ma minute. Tenn
peratura 96,8. Oddychanie
nieregularne. Druga po}owa
nocy mniej byla dobra, gdyl
ciagle by} niespokojny. :
Wczoraj musial sic Papie2
.poddac trzeciej operacyi, kt6'
"a mu znowu przynios1a
znaczna ulge; operacyj tych
jeszcze wiecej bye moze po'
trzebnych, ale re wzgledu ma
coraz wieksze os}abienie Pa
pieza, bedzie coraz trudnie!
ie powtarzac. DR.. LapponI
~powiada, re stan pacyenta
niewatpliwie jest gorszym,
anizeli by} pred tygodniem
ale re jest mozliwa rzecza il
wytrwa on jeszcze tydzie6, 9
moze i dluzej we walce *
smierciq.
Pogrzeb mgra Volpini cd
by} sic wczoraj. Wywo1a}@
pewne ~zdziwienie, re W GA
sic pogrzebu, zreszta mad
zwyczaj cichego i zbyt moz'
skromnego, uderzono kilka
krotnie W .wielki dzwon sw
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-16
Zawiadomienie sp6}ki

Nam zaszczyt zawiadomic mo
ich przyjaci6ll Rgblieaaq9 :wegdle,
re prxystapifem: do uformowania
p~olaczenia sic 2 moim dawniejszym
buchalterem, panem Jaros1awem H.
Vosmek, ktory jest obecnie egza-
minowanym f~armaceutem uniwera
sytetu Stanu Iowa, interes dom
bedzie obecnie nosif naive
w. F. SEvERA co.
Dziekujac wan "a zaufanie polo-
zone we mnie " przeszlosci i. nam
nadzieje ma w~ytrwa}osc ta+ sama do
novel firmly. ia zapewniam, re my
bsd1iemy starali sic najdoskonalej
wygotowaG nasze preparaty ma kos
rzysc cierpiacej ludzkosci.
w. f. SEVERA
Fabrykant farmaceut
Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-11-20
THREE FlREMEN KILLED AND
TWO INJURED IN A BLAZE
AT CLEVELAND.
HEROIC WORK OF THEIR COMRADES
INTO BLINDING smoke AND
FLAMES IN EFFORT TO SAVE
UNFoRTUNATEs,

Cleveland, Nov. 17.-Three fremen
were killed and two injured in the
largest fire this city has suffered in
months. The dead are: Robert Duffy.
James Schweda and Robert Reed.
Duffy and Schweda we're killed al.
most instantly, having been caught
rnder q falling wall. Reed died soon
after.
The fire was in the large street car
barn Of the Cleveland Electric Rail-
way company on Holloden avenue and
started about 3 O'Clock from an unde-
termlned cause. Emplnyes of the
street car company belieye, however,
that it was of ~incendiary origin.
There were 100 motors STORED with
in the building, which covered a. area
of four acres, and the flames splead
like a whirlwind, necessitating tie
calling out of all available fire fight
Ing apparatus in the city.
The motors are valued at probably
$1,000 each. The loss on the building
is paced at $4,000. The fatalities
were caSsed by a wall falling sudden
~, burying n:a men.
The firemen wornGa. Desperately in
removing the smoking, steaming bricks
from their comrades n were cen
stantly driven back from the ruins of
the fallen wall by the smoke and fire.
Into Binding Smoke and Flames.
A half dozen streams were directed
into the debris to cool it sufficiently
SO that the work Of rescue could go on.
The firemen held in check, however,
were frantic to resume their work. In
desperation a number rushed through
the binding smoke and flames. Mich
ael Corrigan of truck No. 1 was found
pinioned beneath a mass of bricks.
He was pleading with his comrades to
rescue him.
A dash was made through the smoke
and fire and Corrigan was seized by
half a dozen hands and dragged to
safety. Both of his legs were broken.
The fremen worked heroically in
the scalding, steaming bricks and the
form of Robert Duffy, who had per-
ished, waS next brought out. A mo-
ment later the lifeless body of Frank
schweda was taken from the ruins.
His father and wife were killed less
than q month ago in a street car acct
dent.
After ten minutes work Robert Reed
and Harry Vandevelde, who were bad
ly bruised and burned, were taken un-
conscious from the ruins. Vandevelde
was taken to q hospital.
Battalion Chief Andrews, who wal
standing a little back of his men, was
struck by large. pieces Of stone and
injured about the legs. He was taken
home.
It is believed there have been no
more fatalities, although iremen are
still searching the ruins.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-11-20
THIRTY KILLED IN WRECK.
Collision on the illinois Central a
Kentwood, La.

49,
New Orleans, Nov. 17.-Thirty per
sons are dead and eighteen injured as
the result of a rear-end collision on
the Illinois Central railroad at Kent
wood, La. Twenty-Five of the dead
are negroes. One white man was IA
tally injured and died later.
The collision was between the Ma
comb City accommodation train and
the Northern express, bound for Chi
cago.
The Macomb City trair. should have
sidetracked to let tie express pass,
but it lost time in reaching Kentwood.
Near Kentwoo9. the express ran down
he accommodation. The rea coach
of the accommodation, filled with ne
groas. many =: them section hands,
wac completely demolished.
The responsibility TO- the accident
will be hard to figure out. The first
train was forty-fve minutes late and
the last five minutes behind and the
two trains were virtually running on
each others time. The engineer of the
last train claimed that he had orders
for a clear track to Chatawa, while
the operator at. Tangipapo claims that
he signaled the train to stop, intend
ing to hold it ten minutes, put it went
on and struck the train ahead.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-11-20

"People are getting a better under.
standing about North Dakota than
they once had,' said a real estate
man the other day. 1.-THE time was
when I never thought of pring' ing a
land buyer out except in the summer
time, when the crops were growing,
rs they would not believe the reports
about the actual conditions here, I'M.
less they saw them. Now, /, a. buyer
will often write you that 1ke will
come and look over the country;dufing
the winter when he can not work.
He knows what the coShff%&Y is and
what it will produce ana Ma conse:
quence he buys accordlnSsafttt this pc.
vious information as q Conditions.
The only thing We have to do is tc
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-11-20

Gath failed to see the play present.
ed by those popular entertainers the
Crows last night, but from dozens of
patrons we have heard the loudest
praise, and those words are really
worth more than that of the newspaper
man. Tonight this splendid company
will appear in one of the best plays
in their entire repertoire. entitled
1.-THE Altar of Friendship The
play is a comedy drama in four acts,
and from the rise of the curtain until
it falls Oh the beautiful climax at the
close. there is not a weak point in
the play. 1t is. four acts Of fun,
niiith; mystery, merriment and music.
It is-strictly. a play for; the masses.
j.. Earl Darlington appears at his very
best, while Mr. Switzer, the man who
makes you laugh just to look al
him, will act natural tonight, and the
fun. will be multiplied. Miss Orphis
Grow has always won audiences bu'
she never been seen to such advantag,
as she will be tonight. The othe;
players will have strong parts ant
the fun will be u~nceasing. Don
doctor~for the blues tonight, but g,
and see the Crows. "' '.sy
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-11-20
y
STATE NEWS

The Valley City electric light plant
has been sold to private parties.
Kenney and Frost, two pugs, foughs
fifteen rounds to a draw at Bob-lls,
George Jacobson of Fargo, shells and
shreds his corn crop on an ordinary
thresher.
Il. Englar was found dead on his
farm near Cando, supposed to have
committed suicide
A check for 6 cents has been sent bv
che Ct. N-to a North Dakotan to nav
a damage claim against the company.
A threshing engine went through
the Red River bridge at Abercrombie.
aud the engineer and fireman escaned
by jumping.
Some North Dakotans are endeavor-
ing to secure Indian girls for domes-
tics. They are bright and intelli-
gent and are said 81 pe all right after
sSev learn -nat they 81.
"esthope newspapers are clamorino
for Incorporation as a city and a new
jail. 1t is claimed that the new
town has it's needed quantum of
toughs to don metropolitan airs.
A Minnewaukan Justice of the
peace fined a bunch of HALLOWEEN
pirates $15.75 each for unwanto,
destruction of property. Booze ha6
a good deal to do with the occasion
on he boys part
Inc macaroni wncet enthusiasts ar,
advertising the fact that r.: Green
q bonanza farer of Cass county, raise;
AZ. 500 bushels of macaroni wheat Of
LOCO acres. His yield was practi
cally double that of other wheat rails
ed in the same section
The Hebrew farmers who settle,
near MADAM have not made a succe,
at farmig aud it is doubtful if the,
will be able to stay. Most of then
come from the sweat shops of the bi,
cities and were sent out by tn
Hebrew society.s
- E'. q. "A: - III t.t.-.. %" .r ..
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-11-20

We strolled into the opening
down at Holbrook's store the other
night and leaned against the show
cases-a case CT show, you know
and Listened to the people talking.
It's an interesting process They
talk about what is nearest in
instance to their present occupation.
In this case they talked about cost
ly storeroo ms, Of course. and it is
wonderful how much influence these
things have on the buyers. They
talk about how we'll you can see
goods and how easy it is to decide
what you want. Devils Lake has
a number of store rooms that are
not equaled in the state, and that
aca a credit to the n and the
Holbtcok opening has only served
to call them to mind like the mare
riage of a youce couple serves to
call up all the domestic troubl e
that have occurred in the ceighbor-
hood. You can find store rooms IN
in this city thar are not equaned
this side of st. Paul. No woader
we like to assume metropolitan sirs.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-11-20
Ceases ore shipments.

Duluth. Nov. N.-TheD aluta, Hls-
sabe and Northern road, one Of the
two Steel corporation ore roads in Min.
nesota. is the first of the three roads
shkasss "a for IS tss : Season. ssaas rse s sase
forwarded s.s39.s57 gross tens, as CON-
pared with s,e10,407 gross tons last
season. . decrease OF crease tens.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-11-20

Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent Free. Price %
cents per bottle. Sold by all drug
gists.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-11-20
TRAIN KILLS RAILROAD MAN.

Fails to Jump.
Hastings, Mimi, Nov. 17.-Passen-
ger train No. 3 struck q handcar on
and killed Richaru Overacker, fore
man of q fencing crew. q
Overacker, with eight or ten men,
was returning from work. The men
jumped, but he tried to get the OF
The track. ~.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-11-20
FOUR MEN MEET DEATH.
Dynamite Explosion Occurs Near Co
lumbus. O.

Columbus, O., Nov. 17.-Word has
just been received here that a dyna-
mite explosion occurred On the stock
farm of DR.. J.. B. Hartman, south of
the city, killing four men, all of Column
bus. A crew Of men has been working
on the farm during the summer blast
ing rock and stumps. Hills were be-
ing cut down and low places filed up.