davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-02

Or. Raopup & O., RCiDsQprf:
Btrtbs 6trrcu Stit fat 3pti a1brcn mar ib
front unb babe cirise Der triabrcncrtn @crJtt III
Den 9reiuiqttu Stnatcu gu 3atbt gtlo9tu SD
baott, uuo traui bciBcs g9aier in ben Nc Springs,
arf obtr 9lars id)itH bel mir itin,u Grfog lu bas
ben. 9lls i6 9brs 4Ujeae btmsrit2, be6lob ib,
NIT Sbrcu 9iqtu Cjuu 0sriub iu mldtn uuo gts
bruu6tt i'd Tdb3u 8ro,i 6bdhteIn. 30 Hahm
3tus QiItu Dor Dem SblaicHacbrn uno cine ua1
ocm S5riibfiid uro babtH mir nicitlbtn r,tbr gut
0ttban, ala irQeuO ttDas, mas id bIsber Gtbraubt
batt D}ciH Geiotn bctuuO in tIasr &tbertrdut'
belt gl,ius 6aut uuO mcnc quEtu payen 0drS
oclb i'd bate 5ldirQe 8ctb!t mar mic tin Yes
truufcuer; bate S6mtr3eu brett Hber Dun Raz
bel euoot uIs oh oie Sale auf otm Wfa0tH
Sridte. gIeiHc GiugtDdoe parcu itbr oft perz
topft Ttin WuHS uuO Die ;}un0e parcn mttittns
tbcils sut5unot. gIppctit mar Jipar gut. Gbtr bic
Ra6runQ tonuts uitt OcrDautu uu0 LEG idDcr in
Raqeu, ooaB bititbt immcr lOiSotr emporium.
Sd tonutt MIR lcibt ocroauli6s Tabruuo gu mir
r,bmtH. Piitc, i5idu Sit mir Den ,&atb5ebcr."
A5tungsbou geu 3 Il 8,
&ot Springs, 4ri.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-04-16
For Rent.

A $50 acre farm in township 81
Sandsville, Polk Co. Mimi, known
as the Martinus Larson Iplace.
Good buildings, good flowing well,
100 acres summer fallowed and rea:
dy for crop. Also 40 acres in sec
ton IA, same town. Apply to A.
Garborg, Cooperstown, N. D. or
Chas. Burseth, Warren, MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-04-16
Price Of 4 Toy Balloon.

Baron de Sibert has entered an &C
ton against the Paris metropolitan
railway for 2 pence, the price of toy
balloon which his child was not al
lowed to take into one of the. car
riages, and was obliged to leave be-
hind him.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-04-16
Not SO Here,

A Japanese newspaper asserts that
if it were not for educational works
Japanese publishers would be virtual.
Nv without occupation.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-04-16
American II oxford ssEinht ,,

D. Milburn, son of the well-known
Buffalo lawyer in whose house Presi-
dent Mckinley died, is d member Of
the Oxford boat crew this year. His
almost equally athletic brother has.
missed the "eigh |. (,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-04-16
LOCAL., BREVlTIES

Barley, Sec.
Oats, &c. ~
George Johnson made a bust
ness trip to Crookston on Monday.
Mrs. K. j. Taralseth and Mrs.
J. S. Hilleboe, returned Monday
from a visit at Crookston.
Mrs. DR.. Penny came down
from Stephen Monday night for a
visit. ~. ~.
"A fur coat was found some time
ago on the west side bridge. Call
at Post Office. ....5...
Miss Clara Bennewitz visited
relatives and friends in Argyle last
week.
Mrs. W. j. Brown returned
home Saturday from a visit with
her two sisters living at Fargo.
W. A. Benzie is papering,
painting and fixing up his store
building in great shape, both inside
and out, this week.
Daniel Mattson and family, of
Viking, left Monday for the state of
Oregon, where they intend to
make their future home.
The boys have had great sport
this week fishing by the old mill
dam, and they have caught a large
number of fish, mostly suckers.
-LOST-A ladies medium sized
gold watch, on March 20. Finder
will leave at SHEAF Office and re-
"ceive reward.
E. A. Davies, who was with
the Marshall County Land Co., for
a while last year, now located at
Denver, Co.., is here on visit for
a few weeks.
Harry Gilbert and family from
FRANKLIN, Mimi, arrived Tuesday,
to make their home in this country.
He is son of L. A. Gilbert, in
town of Comstock.
Mrs. Lars Anderson is build
ing an addition Ito her building to
provide larger quarters for the pri-
waite hospital of Miss} Mathilda Lind
strom.
Miss Mathilda Lindstrom went
out to .Bigwoods Tuesday to nurse
Miss NoraNjelhaug, upon whom an
separation was performed for appen-
dicitis.
Miss Myrtle Naylor, who is
teacher in the Argyle school, vi
sited with Warren friends several
days during the spring vacation
last week.
AT a meeting of the city council
on Monday evening, E. Dady Il was
reappointed as city marshall Eand G.
S. Hull was elected street commits
siOner.
The Minnesota State Music
Teachers Associations Twill hold
their second annual meeting May Z,
8 and 8, at Plymouth Congrega-
tional and Wesley M. E. churches,
Minneapolis. -.- D..
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid
Society will meet with Mrs. T.
Morck next Tuesday afternoon,
April 21, at 3 o'clock. Bring your
dime and enjoy social hour and
lunch.
The singing at the|$.Methodist
church last Sunday, especially in
the evening, was par excellence.
Mr.. Woods solo broughtlL forth
many words of praise. l. Harry is
quite bashful, but he sings we'll.
John Westin is making still
further improvements lon his hotel
property. He is now building a
two story addition to the rear in
order ito provide more room for his
constantly increasing patronage.
Mrs. DR.. J. E. Campbell, of
Melrose, Mimi, arrived Saturday
for visit at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. VIM. Angus, and with her
other children, who either are
teachers or students in the Warren
school.
Bert DeLorimier and Albert
Vickaryous left last Tuesday night
for Waitsburg, Walla Walla county,
Washington. Bert will stay with a
brother at that place, who is a
farmer, and Mr.. Vickaryous will
!. ! + s5,t, s { b + / ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-21
Predkie zatrzymanie.

". J. q. Gulledge ! Yerbena,
Ala 4All'.- by} diva razy v sspitalu ! pos q,
wodu Przypadku q wypeklln sro-
jgilejj a. kirwawnljcy. Skoro lekarze !
wt'sazEJylsftklie leksrstWa zawg1iodly, Buck
l lens masc arnikowa predko zasta-
n 1s''Vl d1,alsze zapalenia j wyleczyla
50. Ona zciaga dolegliwc6ci zabija
boie. 25c " apiece N. ]. Kowa.
aptekarta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-21
BRAT RATUJE sWA $40.

BRAT RATUJE sWA $40
sTRE.-Paul Marya Humbel, 50
Butler st., Fort Wayne, Ind opo-
wlada Masterpieces hlstorye, -
ktdrej prawdziwofc reczy. Ma iada
NE gotowa jest dostarczyc adresy !;
nazwiska. "Jaki rok temu pewna
m}oda dziewczyna Q chorowitym
w~ygladzle. przybyia do mnie pc bu-
telke ORA Piotra Gomozo. Gdy
prsyby}a pc a drugi i lep1ej sic :
mia zapoznalam, opowledziafa mi,
ze cierpi cd czasu swego psnien
silva. Jeden dokror leczy} a. ma
chorobe merck, drugi twierdsil, Re
Et.& Eza'"s@ @G- 4G&5El #.:@&EEEaE E
jej vatroba jest W nieporzadku. :
trzeci o6wiadczy}, he ma suohoty.
Bracia jej sprzykrsywssy sobie to.
dlugie doktorowanie, namdw,ll ja,
adv sic uda}a do mnie iknp,la bu-
telks ORA Plotr. Gomo.o. Konieo
.ej history jest taxi, e dziewc.y-
>. Jest obecnie sling j 4yws jak mig
az pf.s's'dtttt'san' ,scis 81 sia .d ''s,I,'
len xdrowi-m.
Or. P Plot G 't,E',o nie mlosn. iu-
.:pid y aptsoe, spr.sdsjf i r.
,cyalni '1gennei misjacovi albo -.
w1,dc,clel. u. Peter. F.hrnsyli,
i ll =. \ ~ u Hleayl,,s,.I1 ~ Cks,s,s.ssso,
esasassSGeessa @sss#ssa s@#sS6 #ss#sSssssssssa g@aaaNsssAMAa sSsSA.ss#
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-21

SW1ECIE. w Koz}owie spa
lilo SIC domostwo, nalezace p. Ra~
ezyhskiemu. Ognia ME s%postrzezo"
no zaraz i gdyby nle zawiadowca
dominialny, by}oby kilkoro ludz;
utraci3o zycie W p}omieniach'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-21
SLASK

WIRk ma G6rnYm slasku, w % :
sz}a sobote v nooy, gdy zegar
wskazywal w}a6nie godzine IL ta,
rozlegl sic gwa}towny hulk " po-
dziemiacb kopalnl ,Biogosfawien
stwo Boze." w tel ohwili juz
wszyacy wiedsieli, ze stad sic musia-
10 cos strasznego.
Prey p~opychalni pracowalo .
ludzi mad rozstrzelaniem wegla to
g6rnicy: Jan Sprot,' rawef Sussex
Franciszek Castor Edward Badura,
dalej nssypywacze: Fir. Aichaeza j
Franoiszek Mochon, a monter
Entrean i praktykant Jak6b Kra-
maczek. Fraco wall oni nowym wier~
taczem "a pomoca 6cisnionego poo
wietrza, przyczem jak jedni
m6wia - natrafili " weglu ma a
b6j dynamitowy, kt6ry tam by}
pezosta} cd dawniejszego rozstrze-
|ania, a teraz doplero pod nacio
klem w~lertacza eksrlodowaf. Jaki
Inni zn6w ~twierdza, zapali}y sig
eksplodowa}y zapasy materya}ow
wybuchowych, kt6re pracujacy tam
mieli pod reka do rozstrze
.ania wegla.
Skutek wybuchu by} straszny. Ia
varte prawdopodobnie W palacym
zig pyle weglanym gazy tax strasz
lie popali}y nleszezedliwych ludzi,
kilku z Mich, gdy ich wydobYto
"a powierschnie, prosilo ! b}aggalo
'wych kamrat6w, ably ioh dob,li
lwolnili cd okropnych bolesoi
)dwlezionc ich do lazaretu " Biel
'zewicach, lecz poparzenis, jake
'dniesli, So tax pie bezpieczne, ze z
,ieda .przy dw6oh jest troche ma
|ziei utrzymania ich PREY zyciu.
Pierwsi 4 wymien1eni g6anicy 50
Trzech, kt6rzy ponie6li nieszczeScie
u5 zmar}o,i to gdrnicy:Jan Sprot j
edward Badura, obaj ojcowie ro.
lin, oras praktykant Kra,naczek.
wslczy re smlercia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-21
.=.M| 511ge TI - 4.1 E7a|98 a 9 ~
2 Prus Polskich.

TORUN. Zamienienie niebosz,
czyk6w. zone robotnikas Q. : pred
mie6oia Chelmihsklego musiant
uumnle6cid : powodu oietkisj choro.
by " domu chorych. Me wiele to
]ednaF pomog}o, DO ohora pc Kill u
dniach zmar}a. Ma4zonek niebosz-
czki zyczy} soble, ably jego iona
by}a pochowana ma cmentarzu ma
lezacym do starego miasta, gdyz
WI le zmarlych " domu cholych
.chowaja ma cmentarzu Nowomiei-
skim, czego on sobie ME zyczy}.
Starania jego zosta}Y uwzglednioue
4 otrzyma} pozwolenie zabrania
zmar}ej do swego mieszkania, z
ktdreso dopiero m6g} ja wed}ug
swej wolf pochowa6 tam, gdzie
chcia&. P~ostara} SIG tel o.trumne,
kaza} " domu chorych w}ozy6
zmarla do niej, poozem przewiezio-
no ja do jego domu, Pogrzeo IA"
znscaono ma niedziele. Gdy sig
krewni i snajomi zebrall, chclell
nieboazczke ~ieszcze al ujrze6 i "
tym. c~lu odchylono wieko trumny,
lecz - o zgrozo ~ trumnie uj-
rzeli jaka6 obca kobiete. Natych-
Mast odes}ano trumne z nieznajo-
ma d. domu chorych, gdzle pope{..
mono pomy}ke przez zamienienie
dw6ch niewiast, kt6re " jednym
czasie zmarfy. Gdy zn6w. zam,enio"
no umar}e, m6g} sic W niedziele
odby6 pogrzeb bez ~przeszkody.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-21
W pod Na1r-,

" skoMCzYNIE pod Wa NJ. 4
szawsaa u1ttwp,oIzy]a siie stalraniem ks'e.
dlzzaa proboszcza kapela, DO ktdreelj
nalezy 80 syD6w gosdoparskich. y
,ozyli sic opisqrad kllka mieslscy, j.
teraz jul przygrywaja y iswiieta A.
oh6rze k%odoielnym podo.as nabo-
tehstwa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-21
z BRODNlCKIEGo. Daw.

- z BRODNlCKIEG0. Daw~
Messy dziedzic p. si}akowski,
kt6ry sprzedaf Gotartowo, " po~
wiecie brodnicx,m, 'kupi} piekny
majatek cd p. Templina "a posre-
.dnictwem p. R~a]kiewicza z Kowa~
lewa. Take p. Franc. stawicki "
K~oziarach sprzeda} swa pos,ad}o6d
W powiecie brodnickim, "a po6re',
dnictwem d. Rajkiewieza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-21

ZtoT0W. w roku ITO pod
czas ~strassliwej zsrazy' postawio-
no ku czci 6w. Rocha i ma odwr6-
Genie gniewu boskiego drewniana
kapliczke, 90 potwierdza napis
u~mieszczony mad drzwlami tejke
kapliozkl. z biegiem ozasu zaoze}a
sic owa kaplica zapada6, il musia.
no pomy6lec o novel. Fund.menta
JUL SO :za!o4ore, a " aiedzlele odby-
10 sig uroczyste zamurowanie SKA
tufy z r6znemi dokumentami i mo-:
netaml terazniejszemi. Ks. b. Sly
ma1ski wyg}osi} do uroczysto6ci
~zast6sowane kazanie " jezyku poll
skim i niemleckim, q Choir mlesza-
ny od5piewal piedh laclhska, W
uroczystym akcie bral nd ks.
prof dr.. Teiohert 2 Pelpllna oras
nieiscowe w{adze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-21
z, Pl~oznaiskiego

4 Z, P~oznlla<iskiego
PozNAN. " osasie ostatnniie
xawlei Sn;etnej stracili zycie: cha
}upsnik: Gabauer : Pleszewa, wraoa'
lacy v sobote wieczorem do dommu,
onegdaj znalezlono 60 v rowie
gdy 6nieg stopnial. Druga oflar.'
Jest robotnik Mikulskl, kt6ry v
poblizu wsi 1.asewa pod Pleszewen
wpad} " row nape}niony 6nlegiem
ME mogi sic : piego wydoby6.
Zdjeto mu z n6g dobrze buty. Mi
kulski, LEGACY lat 49, osieroci} Zone
Ii dziecko. w pvwiecie kemplhskim
zmarli ma zw1r6wkach robotnicy
Antoni Z}obinski Z Joanbl i Jan
Wiezica z smarza, "a syn szewea
Clohocklego z kaski.
POZNAN. OskarzonYch "
sprawie wrzesihsklej obywateli
bronid bedzie znany Z sympatyczne-
go ola mas usposobienia pose} do
parlamentu, cz4onek partYi wolno-.
my6lnych .adwokat Lenzman. wy
g}osi} on swego czasu PREY movie
Czarlinskiego zdanie, re
wyrok, jakl zapad} W
torunsklm, W po{udnio-
wych Niemczech by}by niemozliwy.
GNIEW. Rzadkie szczescie
tutejszego czeladnika sto-
p. Napiatks, kt6ry kupi}
.. - " : -: 80 ---" ~. de- /
wraz zswym bratem= Z ~Gdansks, j!
los loteryjny, nj ktdry pad}a wy
yrana 81. 900 marek. Ma kazdego z
braci przypada zatem 10000. marek
. BYDGOSZCZ. Podobno z re-
,encyi bydgosklej wys}ano do Ian
spis nauczycieli majacych
nazwiska. Landraci maja
;ych .-nsuozyciell pouczat, " jaki
stara6 sic maja o ,,pozwo-
enie" ma zmiane nazwisk polskich
IA niemieckie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-21
Polska pod. Moskalem

z WAk5ZAWY. W jesleni
maja sic edby6 " Kr6lestwie pohs
skim wielkie manewry w%ojskowe.
suppozycya ich: ebrona Warszawy
pred armia niemiecka. Kierowni~
klein manewr bedzle minister wojnT
Kuropatkin. Ma maaewry te pray
bedzie car. - General gubernator
warszswski general Czertk6~ wy
dali do wojsk warszawskiego okregu
wojskowego rozkas, " kt6rym IA
wiadamia, he n zezwoleniem cesar
skiem wYjetdzs do gubernii know
skiej, a %dow6dztwo wojsk " miej-
see jego obejmie gener. P~u'yrewski.
~ znany prsedslebiorca angielski
Cock ~sorganizuje podobno W r. b.
szereg ~wycieczek zblorowych tnry~
stow cudzoziemc6w do puszczy
bia}owieskiej. Ajent probationary
bawi{ " Warszawie i podazy} do
Petersburgs ola za}atwienia formal~
no6ci-
ODESSA. W sobote 81 marca
odbY}o sic " Odesie, mie6cie mad
Carmen morzem, uroczyste za}oze.'
rie kamienla we9ie'nego pod budo-
we drugiego ko6cio}a katoliokiego.
Poswiecenia dope}nii biskup I'd"
ward Rop, Poczem ksladz Hartman,
proboszcs odeski, odczyts} przys}a-
ne ; Rzymu blogoslawiehstwo Ojca
y.,jestsstylemnssn. vi
FSlaiskim wedlug plandw budowni-
!!czego D9browskieeo.
RADON. ZmarlY II, byly Via
ieiclely ddbr, Konstanty Mirecki, -
!pisal psi miilfiona rubi u. cele 40
broc11nne Rsdomia, ~. wv
,IszIislIIlIlg
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-21

B. p. o. E., Baltimore, Md, 0,
2lgo do 23go Lipca.
Ma zebranie G.. A. r. W San Fran
cisco, cd l7go do 20 Sierpnia.
{Wiel. levin
{cudOWne lekarstWO z Zi6l|
{wyleczenia uskutecznia gdy]
I wszystkie insze chybia. !
|||||''||''
I Wyleczony z b6lu oko1o !
3serca, og6lnego os}abienia i
! brak apetytu.
: DINA ego Stycz. Koku 1903 !
$Wiel. Newmanie! {
Z Lekarstwo wszystko zuzy}em Il
$teras jestem zdr6w Przedtem3
1wazy}em l45 funt6w a teraa waze22
xlso, vice pragne ably wszyscy1
{cierpiacY, zg}aszali sic do Wiel.; !
y rs. Doktora a tam z pewno6cia}
4znajdq pomoc. (
q g}ebotim szacunklem pozosta]e{
= ThosaS taehaHiak )
= Claremont, MINI. I
wlos6w ~przywr6co-1
I ny iglowa wygojona. I
- il Bernard Wojak : Pence. l
3Wis. pisze pare slow do eiebie}
4Wlel Newmanie j dzlekuje Ci1
3serdeesnle pc wiele raxy g takl
@skutecxne lekarstws. Jestem zu- :
4pelnie zadowolony ; jego oddzia-$e
Jes5cze raz dziekuje ci4
.$za tax dobre lekarstwa k.6re mi
3g}owe wygoi}o l porost ~los6w1
4przywr6cifo. Zycze CT j :prosze{
xBoga) ably Gle obdarzy} jak nail
3dluzszem zyc EN- ! dobrem zdro-3
xwlem !
5 z szacunklem pozostaje :
Z Bernard Wojak. :
( Wyleczony z ciezkiego j :
: bezustannego kaszlu W {
= piersiach i dusznosc. !
= Dnia 1890 List. 1902. s
{Wiel. Newmanie! !
= Czujac sig obowiazanym dog
fpodsishowania Ci, donosze ze3
}lekarstwa otrzyma}em kt6re dla$
bylo bardso skutecznem1
}gdyt pc pierwszem uzYoiu Gu I
I1em sic zdrowszem ! tax prsez$$
kzazywanie tych medecyn, prEy-1
{sz}em do ~zupe}nego zdrowla.W iec{
Observation-Disclosures dzieki d sk{a-$$
edam.za wyleozenie mpie sG.tej3
[eborobY to Jest: Bardzo przykry4
Ikassell - cietar " piersisch Is
kdussnofd v.og6le by{em bardxe3
kchorym, iakotea wieice chorob4$
81 prxest1nss6ny
p66xofst4 wpokorxe
" oiciech Osnlola
{. IN Hoass Line. Adams, Mass4
hlnR10 Zalse.ese &c. .nar
s.cxek pocztowy ma
@ss9S4.aormal;ars opisu
81 = eLorTcA lec1e.
loyerondN
l163HM leaees I1ls
SMsSa5sM Nj saasSsSaas SlsSsaSssss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-21
DIAMOND
akzs,w my Volta krzyz,
Wynalezlony zostal " Au'
strVi DrZed kilku laty.

ak3a4w = Wn1fa 1rr1v3
1920, : ..1y1,
M !,1 1Is.as Az,
e.. . p.11 M.aa ,i1u .asg. ,,;a
y wkl %iemc mszsoe : = Fr aaycne
suandynawii innych
keropelsxich kraiach,
gdzie 70 u3ywajs Jake
srodek leczpiczY przeciw
reumatyznowi i wlelu in.
nym chorobom.
niamOn6 o3aArtrvNznv
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-21

regn1uje wszelkie
niew1aSciwoSci: Pc
r~yOdyczne, pre-
maya ~kongesty4,
1eczy choroby or
gan6w rodnych /
s1nboSci " stanie
powaznym / przy
porodach / podczas
zfniany zycia. 81.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-04
SCOTT AND HIS BRIDE
Neither Will Shed Light on Secret
Wedding Sioux Falls Will
Welcome Them.
Special to The Journal.

Chicago, Nov. 4.--Wallace D. Scott
and his bride, who formerly was Mrs
Roland. B. Molineux of New York
continued to-day to maintain their
silence about their secret. wedding,
which took place in this city on Mon
day.
II refuse to talk about the matter or
to say why I wish to be SILENT said
Mr.. Scott last night. It's no ones
business whether I am married or
mot"
do you intend to remain in Chi
cago long," was asked.
mo, / shall return to Sioux Falls
within a day or two" he said.
Mr.. Scott remained lin his room at
the Auditeriunf Annex most Of the
day. He told the clerk that he and
Mrs. Scott were mot at horne'''to any
one, and asked that no cards be sent
up to him.
Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. 4.-There is
no question but that the best society
In Sioux Falls will receive Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott, for the disposition has been
to sympathize with Mrs. Molfneux.
Mr.. Scott is the protege Of United
States Senator Kittredge, the most
powerful politician in South Dakota,
and Is sure to prosper.
The marriage is the result of the
plain romance Of law
love with his client. When Mrs.
MoIineux arrived at Sioux Falls last
November to obtain a divorce, she had
never heard of Scott and he had never
seen her. But he wanted but one look
at her before he requested to be al
lowed to handle her case, which was
given the firm of Kittredge, Winans
& Scott. His request was granted and
he began calling on the fair divorce
for legal conferences.
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FAIR TRIAL Bill =
# the Legislature Will Pass It, the
Amalgalnated Will Start Up,
Says scallon.
Former Statement to Members ii
Butte Miners Union Is Now
Put in Writing.
Special to The journal.

Special to The Journal. ff{
Butte, Mont, Nov. 4.-President
William Scallon of the Anaconda Min
ing company and the representative Of
the Anna lgamated Copper company, in
a statement addressed to the Butte
Miners union and made public late
last night, declared that all A1nalga-
mated mines and shelters in Montana
would Immediately resume work pro-
vided Governor j. x. Toole would call
an extra session of the legislature
which will enact the fair trial bill.
This measure provides for the re-
moval of any case from any judge
where bias and prejudice on the part
of the trial court are shown.
A fair trial bill was passed by the
[ last legislature after Heinze and the
Amalgamated members had engaged
in almost riot. The bill was later
declared unconstitutional by the SUI
preme court.
The Amalgamated is seeking to re-
move the trial of its mining cases, in
vOlving ownership of properties worth
millions from the alleged coterie Of
Heinze judges in Silver Bow county.
Mr.. Scallon's statement is as follows:
The Butte Miners Unon-Gentlemen
In pursuance of your request have the
honor to put in writilE the substance
| Of the statements made WoEyour commit
| tee on behalf lof the companies, by their
| respective managers and myself, at our
recent conference 4
| Our statement to you and our under
standing with you was that if an extra
session Of the legislature were called and
proper legislation were passed, securing
fair trials to-Wit: Impartial Judges te
/ try cases in the district court, and the
Ireview of the facts in equity cases in
| the supreme court, we would ttereupor
resume operations.
You will remember it was stated an6
explained that while it was not a com.
| plete solution, in view of the hardships
that a prolonged suspension would en-
tail, the companies would resume upor
enactment of such legislation In behal1
Of other managers and myself, nov
| confirm these statements to you Re
spectfuliy yours,
I (Signed) William Scallon.
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Ii Makes Women Healthy.
Blood Wine' Gives Strength and En-
durance.

"Blood Wine' Gives Strength and En-
dnrance.
Blood Wine" has proved itself a
grand, good medicine for women, and,
in consequence, thousands of women
throughout the United States, who in
the past have been subjected to vari-
Gus kinds of diseases and weaknesses.
who suffered from aches, pains. lame
backs sleepless nights and tired feel
ings, who found it difficult to do their
housework, or keep up their end in
church, society, charitable and other
work, on account of a lack of vitality
these same women are to-day the very
picture of good health. We are going
to let you draw your own opinion as to
the remarkable power of Blood
Wine for women by quoting here a
few of the statements that have come
unsolicited from our women friends.
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Boston, will testify to that. Her ex
= I'll

Boston, will testify to that. Her ex-
periences are as follows:
Your Blood Wine has done more
for me than 1 could expires in a letter.
have been subject to womb trouble
all my life, and have taken all sorts
,of treatment for it without getting per-
manent relief until I took Blood
Wine I am only too glad to recon-
mend it,"
IT have used Blood Wine for both
myself and my mother who is now
quite old, and have found it an in
valuable remedy for colds and coughs,
as we'll as a phenomenal stimulant for
the blood and nerves. 1t quickly over
comes any irritation of the throat or
lungs, and seems to be the ideal medi-
cine for aged people,
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Does Your Stomach Trouble You as
This WOnan's Did?


Mrs. Elizabeth Marsh, of % Isabella
Street Boston, Mass, loves her present
good health to "Blood Wine" though
she almost died before she got hold of
the medicine. She says:
II suffered for years with a general
rundown system, due to a bad condi-
ton of the blood, which. produced a
type of dyspepsia. had at times
pains that: almost drove me wild, and
that left me with scarcely strength
enough to get around. A. friend, one
day, to whom I was telling my story,
asked me to try Blood Wine, as it
had done her so much good. So did.
I began with small doses and increased
as I improved. T soon got so could
eat bread and milk. continued
with the medicine until had taken
several bottles and was entirely cured.
Now I eat anything, am strong,
healthy and happy, and attribute it all
to- Blood Wine.'" .,
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CHILDREN ARE MUTILATED
Greek Society Mains Little Ones
Z and Then Sends Them on the
( Streets to Beg. 4.

Odessa, Russia, Nov. 4.--Revolting
discoveries have been made here con-
corning the practices of d Greek org
anization engaged in importing Greek
children. mutilating them and sending
them out to beg.
Children have been lured by hun
dreds to north, central and east Rus
STA, by promises of remunerative oc-
equations. The tongues, eyes, faces,
arms and legs of the victims have been
mutilated and in this condition they
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IVnRHTH lad nc Corner Washington and
V0G9GeA@A O1\9Se Hennepin Avenues

have been compelled to seek aims; on
the preteNt that they were sufferers
mia.
Printed circulars have been found
on some Of these children giving de-
tails of their cases. The police have
made a number of arrests, and the
public agitation is SO. great that sol
diers guard the prisoners.