davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-24
atnsoIn Gountp.

Sennog. Die 6armer in 0er
hieiigen @sgeuo baben ibr gorn einges
beimf, bis auf sinigs Aaa3iieIer. IS
lino oiele snttduiht, oa Die grnte nidi
10 ausgefalen iIt. tpie erwurtet - Sic
tatbOliid)e 6nir OOrige 0o6e mar eIr
9roBer @rfOlg. @s wuroen $3.50 ein-
genommeu, 10 oaB fat Gle gauge
S9ulb ouf Der STRIDE unD Dem Bfarr:
6aus oamit 9el0idt merben tann.
Ser adt Sabre alte SObn pOn DiapOr
u. s. Wsueaer lieat am S9arladFeber
oaruieosr, belinoet itd aber ieBt pieoer
beoeuteno beFer.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-24
9as ia6aitg g8etAnadtsaeIdlenf

glur mebr meuige @odeu unO Bei6=
uahten ilt oa. ga man0ern Gjelhente,
@ieloienouu9en Il. /. 10. ilbG's tUeite
gleer an Die 2lugtb0rigen un9 6reunoe
Der alten 6elmat. geiBt Sbr aber
i0el1es oas bette uno prattiIhIte @e-
ibeut iit2 Gin 8eident, an meldem
Suere 2Ingeb0rigen eas ganse Syabr
iiber 6reuoe babeH, meI.hes BON 6aHO
3u 6au0 BON 9aus 5u 6aus gebt, elm
gjeitaeut, Don Gem Die 0eutIben 8ru0sr
reoea, oas ibngl bepeif, OaB Guer
5leiB Sud- 81 etwas ii oielsm ganoe
aebraht bot, 0Gs ibngn 8ele6ruug une
Sunoe iiber Den Slaat un0 ben Grt
in Dem ibr wobHt. iiefert. oas lange
8riele iparr g8iBt Sbr. mas 0as fur
ein 5eihent tif2 Gine sSabrtslub=
Icrtbtion auf Die r4G6rihten-6erplO
nebit aderbuus 3eitun9.
gSSeoer, Der ieinsiI 9ie6en ein loldes
Seideuf gemadt, tann Oies bsseu9ea
gBir' ienoen Die 9.=9. aaein, fir Elm
Sabr i'm 9oraus bs5abIt, fur nur
1926 pDrtofreI, uno nit Der y9lderbau=
beilage@ fir 1915. Wa@t 0en 8er=
iut uno @uere 2ieben in oer aItea
Seimat uno ale guere 6reunoe .iibsr
Dem grnBen @aher@ tueroen Sud- fir
oas ldOne unO biliee @ei6nahtsge-
ihent oanieu. Wer iIt Der @rffe2
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-24

Tim elm Seben Su retten, mahte Or.
8. @. Nerrit pon No. Wlebnppanp.
pa, cine Itaunenerregenoe 4robe, Dels
DE cine muuOerbGre Rur CUR 6plge
6aite. Gr Ihreibt; ,tsiuer meiuer 9a-
tienteH wuroe D0R idlimmeH Slutltilr.
3eu beiaueH. melhe BON Wlaqen9s-
Idluiiren berriibrtea. SD bate offers
bel atuten Wlaaea. uno 2eberIeioel
electric 8itters nit euiem @rfOlae an=
aemanot uno beridrig5 oaslelbe aud
in oieIem Sale. Der 3ultauo oes
patieuten beFerte lih UOa sInfaae an.
Gleelric Yitters lit politiu sarantiri
fir 1gspeplia. llnDsroaulihteit gers
ltopfHnq uno gtisrenlet0en. Grpbirei
es. 8Ios so @ents IN alex gpOthes
Ten.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-24
QSeaoIe 8 onntn.

6WrDH, l3. 9loBember 1904
Sier lit nod INNER 5errli6es @etter
unO ruenn es nod cine ggot 10 bleibt
bdben Die meilteu Sdrmer ibr 6orn
einQebeimit. Sic @ahl Oerliei bier
iebr rubia; oas eanSe republitanii9e
5ifet tpur0e erpdblt uno bic meilien
8emolrateu, 80 oeueu aud Der Shreis
ber gebOrt, itimmten fir 6oolepelt.
5Srant Rieoel taufte Dom Shreiber Z
einjahriae uno 3Dei 3peiidbri9s Stiere
fiir sll0. 7os 8inopieb III non im=
mer iebr biaig. Sim Somlinion. Der
8iehtlufer, mar IeBte gBDde bier uno
tauFte bonl Shreiber fitnI Shmeine
uno snei Giihe. Stpeiue iino bier
jeBt II Gents. 2lIte Rube lit oas Bfuno
einen ganSen @ents merit 6arl Dte6iz
ger ir. bilft SSDbn gsule nod eineu
Wonat aus 6eim @orneinbriugen. q.
gsnie gyoRer STAT If fdIt ferti9.
sdtDb Saul faao leBte gBohe zines
Morgeus elm 8eipann BferOe tn ieinem
0raht;auu, aber 70 Seribnitten. oaB
lie nihts mebr tnert iino pie lib nahz
trdgli9 berdusitelIis, gebOrt 0as @e=
ipann einem getDi6sn Smith in 2nte
Sioe. g9as iIt oeuu init uRisru
aarOlus los. 0aB er Ri5ts mebr bon
ii9 bOren ldBt2
@arl Nleoioer
6urOu. 5umes 3ors5, Der NIT
Der Sabre alten @aa @jariu5 snt=
Hob, aber in Salem uerbaftst wur6s, lit
uon Gi6ter @tbois tntlaNen worosu, Oa
oer Sater oes UlGedeus erfIGrt hal, sr
wiirbe nidts gsgeR Die 8srbeirotung Der
BeiOeu babeu, neun Iie marten, bis @la
aft aenug oasu 1T. Die 9anSs @ieisus
ldoTt Eebrte Uerenigt mad Saule surld
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-24
@arl aleoioer.
sanborn.6onntn.

ggooniodet. Der 5taotrat
perlUeigert Dem 5taotmarIaal gets
9eterIon bic 9lus3nblung ieines @es
bats. Glapor 3anliep ernannten
oeuielbcn, Der StaOtrat aber ueriuei=
Qerte ieine SeItdtigune Rad ieoer
StaOtrats0eriammlung in melher
Die erneHnung INNER auIs 9ieue gez
matt unO Die 8eitdtigung immer pie=
Der perpeiqert muroe, ernanute Der
NldBor oen 3eterIon tenporGr bis sur
ndhItsn 8eridmmluug Der Sta0t=
rat iUeigert iicb ieBt aber, ben 4eterlOn
Iiir oieIe i33it Su be3ahlen Die ee=
ribte meroen mnbriheiHlih 81 eiEhen
oss 0tapors uns Beterions entiheieeu.
9ether. 0ie gla6ridt trof bier
ell, oaB Die 9feroe uno 0as SuQqn,
oas 0em 8. 9. g9ilos bon bier 9eitob=
len iuorben ltno, beiSt. SOhn. gliun..
geFunoeH uno Der 9ieb perbattet NOR.
oen 1T.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-24
@rant Gnuntn.

militant. Soc @ront un6 lDarrp
Smitb, swei 9lrbeitsr, sinssn suiammeR
nad !Danle, beipe in an9etruntsrem 3ns
ltauoe, ais pi0eIid Smith oen @rant
ansriff uuo nit ginsm Jiuiiernseiler uers
nunoeie. 2ls man Smith perbaftete.
bate er $T2 BEL fICb, peIas osm Grant
geb0rten.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-24
gseihnadten in 9entlaIanp.

Am 8. DECEMBER perIdBt bic
erite Weibna6tserturfou Der 80 M
burg Amerita ginie.' pei
,@raf QSaI6erlee1 aew Dorf
un6 bic Sweits grtllrlion per Shneu=
banpfer Bl ader' am 10. Oesem=
bsr. 8erIebt @eihnadten in Der altsH
6simat uub ibsrraidt Sure sInsebSris
gen. Rad 9amburs 3wii enOsd
$4,000 3peite @aiIte unr s44.00
RouFt Cure 8iuets am Belfen uuS
Siheritsn BET
51ans Temuth.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-24

3mifhenoed
bon 8remen nah Baltimore $34 90.
Bon Baltimore mad Brsmen $500
3weite gaiiite
DDn Bremen na6 Baltimore $50. 90.
@on Baltimore mad Bremen $40. so
$44.50
aauft Gusre 9tdsis bon
6ans 9emnib
SiOuT 6alls, 6. 9
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-24

3eitidriiten uilD. alIer 9lrt, oeuil1
uuo engliId. peroen prompt unO sas
uerldiTi9 BON Der D9la1riCbteH-0erolo
Effce belorat.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-24
Su 9opiu9 Remembrance" 9tahotnd. 25e
Iraulhsin, 8rd6tig IN G'olobrut 25e
9ejt gcman OnrdD.

&fauiasiu, 8rd6tig in e'olOOrut 25c
eeTt ecnaa OnrtD.
Obige 9ieferun9srOmoue bon 100
SeTten in 9lbteilung | Fno duBerlt
Ipanneno. gger 5 neue pDrau g
I3ableuOe Abonnenten einIenoet.
erhdlt einen Der Gomane gratis uno
IpDrtpfrei 5ugelanot.
g9er 3tpeineue 4bonnelten neblt
oem SobresabOnHement einienoet, err
bait ie nah BunIb einen Der &Omane
| in gbteiluuo III. reip. eins @anotal9e
Ober Elm proatDolles 8ilo groti 3
Bugeianot.
g .gger tetne neue glbonHeHten
einIenoet, a6er eines Der obengenannten
2icierunq8romane niiniht, tann Die
Bidder in NbteiLuno | audi sum 8reiie
| BON $500, nab auBerbalb $3.50 Omit
9Orto) taufcn. gBsun neDrere Seier
| Itb prreinigen, 10 t0nnen iie letat neue
glbDnHerten Qeninuen unD oen 9tcman
Iunter li6 circuliren lalen
Sie Bidder in glbteilung ii relp.
gBanotuiben uno 8iioer linO fir 25c
relp. 35c, nit Sorte nat auBerhatb
&c ertru, auh 5u taufeu.
9eOinsnnsen.
iii 56rsibt gors uno 3unamen
pon neuen 4bDnnenieH bit Y 10 It,
lpffiCe 0eutlth.
2l Der 4bonnenentsbetrQg muB
lfirein Sahr int 9oraus titr
ole neueu 2lbonnenteu ein9elaHot mer=
ben.
3 Benu Elm GDman Oer3rinen laln
Iollte, bebdlt ftb bic 9teoatti0n oas
Reht Dor. eiuen anosrn IN Qlether
9reislaee 81 ienoen.
Al aae @slOIenoun9en Iiao 81 rids
ten al
Sans 5entmtb,
sionr Salls, z. ..
9eler Der ,,gl..0." Delft glae
nit. 3ei9t, OaB 39r bic 8s-
nibungeu Oes 0erau89ebers,
cine quite unO anitduOige oeutife
3eitung gum 8eiten Der Oeutlt6en
5ntereiien beraus5ugebeu, mir
oigt.
9aBt lSuer BelO i'm Staate!
0elft mir mo in belle sud-
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-24
8aarpreile
aaO Yramien.
Jhr 6aluinnnug nener OOranss
3ablenOer 9lbOnnenten.
user bilft nit?

DIE ,gta1ridten=SerolO baben in
oen IeBGeu syabren iteti9 an Seier3nbl
,uoenommen. ga ieooh Die @ntfers
nuuoen melt, oas Reilen toltIpielig
unb nit 3eituerlult Derbunoeu lit, 10
gonuteu bic 9eIer oem Serausgeber Od=
5urdl entqeoentommen, inoem Iie ielbit
pofer mit6elfen, Die 2eier3dbl Der
R.sS. nod mebr 81 pergr6Beru.
Die glrbeit Inn 6el0e lit 9rOBtenteiIs
porbei, Die meiIten 9eier lin0 IN ibren
reufIhen Settlements" gut betannt
unp baber 9fero uno 28agen. Bel
qutem 8ileu miro es ibnen ni6t ihDer
iaaen, oiele ueue abonnenten 81 ges
tuinnen. lin nun oieIelbeu fir ibre
Qlrbeit III entibdoigen, offerirt Ole
Reoattipn Der rNa4rihtensSerolo"
cine Geibe bon 8aarprtiien uno
grdmien fiir Die 8emiunung bon
neuen auf ein abr ODrau g
3ahlenoen 4bOnneHten. Sc
lnehr glbonnenten cine 3eitlng bot,
I'm 70 beRer, gr6Ber uuo biliger miro
iie. Nebmt ais 0lCttp: Die oeutihe
3eitunQ im 5tadte, Die itets fir uulere
s{ntereIlen eiutritt, leIen mir Dor allen
anOern Suerlt !"
1Uir nffprirpu folQenOe
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-24
Sa6sr anb lOultise Framisn
4omaus BON Csc bis s5t.

Der Sr5lus pom 8bilo>elpbia" 35c.
%uf bnntIen DegsH", 35c.
Die StraBe Der 8erlorenen 25c
,Dos 3et@en Der 0ier", 25e.
Der 0nnO pom BastsrUille" 25r
,Qeibeieer'' 25c.
6eroIb Rolenoer 25c.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-24
Sans 9emmtD,

6erausge6er,
Siour 6aas, 20. 7afOta,
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-24
MnIDeme lthrett.


Sine ho6elegante goloeng 9erreaz
lbr nit feiultem g8ert, Ell mabres
grd1titild.
Sine 9ohelagante, prahtUDlle gol
0ene Domenubr.
E 3ieie 9rdmien iino I'll Den
3uwelierldoen bon g9. 8. SoDtb uno
.Reatina selpelrp So. IN Siour
SAILS ausqelteat, 10 OaB iid Seoers
mann bon Dem 0erte oerlelben iiber=
seuaen tana. Der 9(ame Der 5irmen
aarantirt be6er ais ale 9lnpteilnng
Die Qualitdt Oieier bo9eleganfen 4rdr
mien. 20 Sabre ihriftlide @arautie.
gepingifn8en: 1lSObalO Sulam=
men ie 80 Nbonnenteu ein9eIanot lno
aebit Dem 8aarbetrag fur
syabresabonnemeut, erhdlt 0erieni9e
Die 9rdmie, ie nab g8unlb 8amen=
oOer Sernnu6r, Der BON ben 80 Nbon=
nenten Die BOD ite 3abl AbOn-
nenten ein9eIanot bat.
q Die gamen Ger @inienoer uno
Der neuen @bonnenten Ueroen IN ben
Req" oer6ffentliAt, oaulit ieoer
Sinienoer lelbft 0as 6elultat iebeE
tam.
81 Solte Die gIeihe anSabl neuer
4bonnenten eingeIdnot Ueroen, 10 ents
Idheioet 0as Coos unter Aufl6t zines
Ourhaus ebrIi9en COMMITTEES, Dem
peber Der Serausgeber, nod irgeno elm
4ngeIteutet Der ,,N.=9 aagehOren
Sin babies Sabresabonnement Der
,8.=0.4 nebit 08eila9e@ fret fiir
B neue AbOnnenten.
Sa6sr aaO lonIfisr Pramirn
1.
Die &Grteuleserin" 100 5eits, tatt $500
Die I9Out uNbetaunts. 100 Ssfts, itutt 81
Die BrGli pom gen.Oig-. loo 9sfts. lstt So
Hilr 81. 90.
:, D0s Ndo4en aus Der 6remoe" 100 6efte,
itatt s5, Hur 81.
Ole Gtuoieu Der 9aa9f' 100 Sefts. tat
S5 nurse.
8Omane bon 25t bis S5G.
Der &r6lus pom 8bilOselpbia", 35c.
.,&uf bMntlen s8egen", 35c.
Die StraBe Der BerlOrenen 25e.
Dos 9et@en Der 0isr", 25e
Der Dumb pon Baskerville" 25r
,Qeibeiaen" 25c
,,6eroEb SSolsnber' 25c.
III
9Sauefaf 4sett.
gorteHlcsHe (prahtpoal 25e
,6olIdn0iiae 9anOi9sft (prahtDoa) zoe.
BiGoer.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bubfa solorirt 70
Sberibans Jfitt rs
leber0abe uou General Gur9Onnc !, 25
2rilft (Bersbarbtner nit RiH6) glahorMd 25
60hHuHs, Rrdftig coioEirt. 25
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-24

Eie bbriaeu Ginienoer erbalten an=
oere grdmien, mie untenfebeno, 10
oaB ieoer @inIenoer DOn neuen Abon=
nenten cine oOer mebrere Prdpten err
bolt. 8ei ginienoun8 BON gleid Uie=
Ten 9lbuuneuten meroen III oen u !
s.. per01eutlibt, oamit Die siHlenoer
zine Gpntrole bdbea.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-24
sotal 100 9Oaars

8eOimaung: Die 8erteilung Der
8aarpreiIe lit 81 perltsben, wie fol8t:
yeoer @bonnent ienoet 10 Diele neue
Sa6res Announcements als nOglid
aebft Dem 9reis (tm 8Oraus ie
sI.75 bro 9bounentl, 9tamen (8or=
unO 3uaame} uno PoitOffice
oer neuen glbonnenten Gin. Sino
Damn I'M @ansen bon perI6igOenen
Sinlenoeru SuIammeu 200 ueue glbon=
aenteu eingeiauOt, 10 erbait Der
l@inleHOer Der meiiteu Ramsu $50 baor.
u Der 3msitb0bIe ...... 20 bdar.
3l Rsr Nrittb0aIte .......... 10 bdor
Ger @tsrtb6sbne ..... go baar
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-24

Sm 9lamen oeS 8olfss Der Ser StaGteIl
wImlhe ie5 olrh Sis Se DlaieltGt
ocm oeuti1eu xailer nIo oent beutlder
8olte fur Die Gjabc ,u oonteH. mel6e Sie mir
loeben oiiRiell iibermielsn bnben. SD neBme
lte eut9egem nit tieiseIiblter gSaroieunS Der
IreuublboitIibeu Gefiible lDelde oer Kaiier
uno oos Oentiole Bolt ben SelpohHern oIeler
8spublit eutssgeubrinseu Hidt uusiu ais
bas Stanobilo eineS sloBten Soloaten auer
3eiten uno oeshalb Dor Dem 8ar COLLEGE
10 lebr am @5lase, louoern ais 0as StduobIlo
eines QroBen DtanHss. oelleli seben BEN
0ienlte eines grObeu Soltes gelueibt mar uno
beileH 2b0teu isne 3eit berbeIfabren halten, oe
ein einiges DeutibIan6 sur Seatlabe wuroe.
nebme ih Die @jabe entge9eH.
eSn0em er Die 6eloberrns uno 9err=
lderfaLente 5rieorih oes @rOBsu &euus
paSIiren lieB, nie 0ieier grOBe GOuig
geeen Die QeIammte Ma6t GnrORas in
Die Shranten trai uno TdliebiiG sri.
umplirie, fubr Der Br1Hoent fort:
.SnoeB, 6err g0tldafter, uebme i1 oielss
Stamobii6 mitbt bios ais Dosieui9e eiHes ge'
iDaltissu Soloateu entsesen, lonoerH aud
ais oas Spmbol Der ,SrsnueldaltSbaHoe,
ruelcbe, Die ih bofIe, oaS eeuti1e WigD oas
amsrifaHilhs Volt pom Sabr 81 sSaLr letter
perbinOeu werDeH Diele beioeH HaticneH
inb mifeimanOer blmtsDerwaHot 1eit Dem
BegiHH nHlerer ganoeseelhibEe bateu Feat
ihe ODER 4btonmliHge uon Eenti9sH iu
! stris9e loipobl als i'm 6rieoeH nd besuerss'
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-24
sans 51entnth,
sioitr 6aas, z. 2

gaBt lsaer BelO i'm Staats!
6elft mir mo in belle sud
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-22
NEW SPIRITUALIST OFFICERS
Annual of the Mississippi Valley As
ISOLATION at Clinton.

Friday, at Mount Pleasant park
Clinton. Iowa. occurred the annual bus
mess meeting and election of officers
of the Mississippi Valley Spiritualists
association. which organization is now
holding it's annual camp meeting at
the park The following officers were
chosen to serve during the coming L
months:
President-W. F. Peck, St. Louis.
Vice president w. a. Willing
Northwood, Iowa.
Secretary - Mrs. NJ. E. Anderson
GAINESVILLE. Mo.
Treasurer-Mrs. Christine Cooper
Clinton.
Trustees-David Stanton, New Shar
on: J. n Randall, Ottumwa.
All of the officers were thus re
elected with the exception of Mr.. Ran
dali of Ottumwa, who is now a mem
Der of the board of trustees.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-22

esty to themselves, to support the So
cialists at the ballot box. There were
900 at the picnic.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-22
BAILEY HAD A COMPANION
Man Killed on Rail Near Geneseo May
Have Been Murdered.

1t has developed that George Bailey.
the young canal workman who was SO
badly mutilated in the accident that
cost his life Thursday morning. neal
GeneseO. had partner. Frank Pierce,
a barber, recognized the remains as
those of a man who had been in his
shop the previous night for a hal.
cut. He had a partner with whom
he seemed TO be very thick Neither
man had much to say when in the
shop. except to each other. Mr.. Pierce
is confident that Bailey had not beer
drinking at the time he was in the
shop. The partner had not been
heard from since the accident, and the
mystery is that he should desert his
friend at such a time. The mutilated
condition of the body might be a cause
for suspicion that foul play had beer
committed and the body placed across
the track to hide the crime.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-22
WILL QUIT RAFTING WORKS
West Newton, Center of Logging Bust
ness, to be Abandoned.

The rafting works at West Newton
are now being dismantled and only
comparatively few logs will be RATED
next season. when the final cleanup
Will be made. Something concerning
these works may be of interest.
The logging industry on the Chippe-
wa river first attained any prominence
in the year 1865, when the Beef Slough
Manufacturing, Log Driving & Trans
portatiOn company controlled the raft
ing on the river, and then in 1871 the
Mississippi River Logging company
was formed by lumbermen owning
pine lands along the Chippewa and
RATED out logs as they were cut fron
year TO rear.
Up to 16 years ago Beef Slough
near Alma, in Wisconsin, was the
scene of the logging operations. and
then the lumbermen. actuated by what
they believed to be an unjust taxation
law in Wisconsin removed the rafting
works to the Minnesota side of the
river, near Minneiskt. at West New
ton, and that has been the headquar-
ters of the logging industry since.
The rafting of the Chippewa river
logs reached its height in the early
nineties. the record output for one
season being G37 100000 feet For -
years the average output of logs from
the works was from 400. O0O. 900 to 500
100000 feet a year. Latterly, as the
available pine along the Chippewa
has become scarce the output has been
considerably reduced. Last year only
100.000.OO0 feet of logs were RATED
and this year the output was further
reduced to SO.000,OOO feet Edward
Douglas. of Winona, Mimi. has been
the superintendent of the rafting
works since 1879
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-22
Blocks Talk IL Brief.

Mr.. Block cited various labor trou-
bles. such as those existing between
the mine operators and miners of Col
oradO and the packers strike. and at
tempted 10 show that socialists have
interests Numerically opposed 10
those of capitalists by Offering the la
Dor troubles as examples. In conclu
sion, the speaker asked people, in hon,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-22
COMMITTEES ON BUSINESS
Points of Information That Congress
sionaI Visitors are Seeking.

The national committee on rivers
and harbors is not coming 10 Rock
Island on a pleasure jaunt. 1t is
matter of business that brings the COM
mittee here. Congress has been asked
to improve the river from st. Paul to
Cairo. making a waterway with uni
form depth of six feet. The cost of
this improvement has been estimated
at S15. 100000 1t may be more. The
committee wants to find out where il
is at" before reporting upon this vast
undertaking. The committee wants
information. The following letter
from l.. B. Boswell, secretary of the
Upper Mississippi River Improvement
association. explains itself:
The rivers and harborS committee
will require data relative To- the COM
merce and traffic affected by the up
per Mississippi river.
In order to obtain some uniformity
in this respect. it is advisable to have
prepared for your city a typewritten
communication addressed, and to be
delivered by you, to TheO. E. Burton,
chairman of the rivers and harbOrs
tiveS, when the committee arrives at
your place, giving information approx
mately as nearly as possible, as fol
lows:
Il. Name of town or city.
-. Population, 1904.
'3. Number of factories and kind
of articles produced.
a. Number of mercantile houses,
jobbing.
-. Number of employees in all
lines.
&c. Value, in dollars. of manufac-
tured products annually.
-. Value, in dollars. of raw mater
ials consumed annually.
IS. Tonnage. in and out, approx
mately, in cars or tons.
80 The all-rail freight rates from
your place on the first five classes I'M
der the western classification, to strict
ly interior points, for distances of %,
80. 70. 100, $50 and 200 miles.
30. Water rates of freight from
your place on first five classes, under
the western classification, to river
points. for distances of %, 50. IS, 100
$50 and 200 miles.
Please send me carbon copy of
your communication as above suggest
ed
Your statement should be carefully
and promptly prepared so as TO file
with the rivers and harbors commit
tee on its trip down the river.
You will be advised of the date of
arrival when the committee is on it's
tour, as it is impossible to give definite
information in advance as to the actu-
al day or hour of arrival.
The Importance of furnishing the
committee with the information sug-
gested herein. must be apparent to all.
The committee is in search of infor-
nation relative to the necessity, and
the effect upon traffic, of permanently
Improving the upper river. This can
best be demonstrated by showing the
saving in the freight rates as between
all-rail and water traffic"
y meeting of the tri-city general
committee on arrangements for the
visit of the congressional committee
will be held tomorrow evening at
O'Clock at the rooms of the Davenport
Business Mems association.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-22
Laborers Producing Al.


In touching on labor unions. the
speaker said that the working men
who belonged TO unions were waking
up To the fact that serious situation is
facing them. They would in time to
come breach subjects that would re-
suit in a final and successful blow
against the serfdom endured by the
ing men produced everything to eat
and wear, and that the capitalists were
the ones who derived all the benefit
The working men built the fine man
sions for the capitalists 70 live in, while
the labOrerS go TO their novels to live.
When the working men were allowed
an increase in wages through strike
the owners of the concern where the
strike took place raised the price of
commodities about four times as much
rs was the increase allowed the en-
plOyes. As 4 result conditions were
made worse. He did not mean TO say
that unions were to blame for the con
ditions. but the working men should
| learn how to free themselves.
| Socialism taught workingmen how
| to accOmplishe this Socialists
were ill-treated by the work
ingmen. but that was because people
generally were not educated up to the
ideas of the laboring problem like the
socialists were. Capitalists did not
care whether Parker or Roosevelt was
elected But they did not want to see
. In
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-22
BAGGAGE CAR is DESTROYED
One on Oenrock Passenger Hit by
Freight at Barstow Saturday.

A new baggage coach of the c.. b.
& Q. Denrock passenger train was
wrecked at Barstow Saturday. The
train had reached Barstow on time and
the trainmen were eating breakfast
when a through freight train crashed
into the siding and the car was so
badly smashed and splintered that it
was rendered unfit for service.
The train was held at Barstow till
another baggage coach could be
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-22

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

brought from Galcsburg to take the
place of the smashed car and the con-
sequence was that the train arrived
in Sterling shortly before noon. II
was a fortunate thing that there was
no one in the coach at the time of the
accident, else someone might have
been seriously injured.
The cause of the accident is said
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-22

to have been the blundcr of bral g.
man who left the switch from the
main track open when he went to
breakfast after the passenger train
had been placed on the siding. The
pilot was knocked off the engine of
the freight train and other slight dam
age was done but none of the freight
crew was hurt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-08-22
The True Test.

The success with which all former
graduates of Browns have net has
encouraged many others to call and
apply for enrolment on Aug. %. Tho
first day of school will be Aug. 30.