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The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1906-04-04

The Sauk County Court house is
nearing completion and will be ready
for dedication some time in the
summer. The plastering has been
completed and the steam heating
plant has been installed except some
of the finishing parts. The tile has
not been placed on the roof and a
few spots in the ceiling were made
by the recent heavy rain. The leak
was,caused by some of the tempo
rary covering blowing away. The
work of placing the tile on the root
will be done soon. The carpenters
are beginning operations and these
will be followed by the painters,
light fixture men and others. It
will probably be sometime in July
before the final touches W i'll be plac-
ed on the structure.
The accompanying illustration
was taken by c. A. Dearborn at the
front entrance some days ago and
in a slight way shows the decora-
tion above the door. Most of those
in the picture are among the real
builders of the court house.
The lower one holding plans is
Christian Schmitt Of the Maxwell
s. Stillman Co., of Milwaukee. Mr..
Schmitt has charge of the interior
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J. H. Findorff of Madison, has the
contract of the carpenter work.
Ii. J. Roder is the foreman. He
stands with the plans near the CEN
ter and is assisted by Charles G.
benson, Eugene r. Stronger of
Madison, and Frank Thurston of
Baraboo. Otto Schodde of Bara-
boo, has the plum oipg contract.
Besides those already mentioned d
in the picture L. W. Vincent and
Emil Kohls are at the upper right;
+. L GIoyd, the man with the hoe;
Thomas Mulligan at the extreme
lower left; Joseph Cob len next to
him; ia Les Dibble at the extreme
lower right; Herman Doerr, pro-
prietor of the Earling house, near
the center in front. Dad Hall of
Halls popular restaurant is on the
upper row.
Mayor Marriott stands next to
Mr.. Golden. The Mayor was not
present when the picture was taken
but throu gh the photographers
skill he is shown in this connection.
On previous occasion when Mr..
Dearborn ''shot" the crowd Mr..
Marriott was standing in the group
and from this photograph his pict-
>ure was sheared and pasted into
this one for the plate to be made.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1906-04-04
North Freedom
Bank Closed.

fy his demands, he will appoint a
receiver. His contention is that the
banks capital has been impaired.
He further stated that so far as he
knew there was no prospect of any
of the depositors losing a cent. The
banks deposits amount to $51, 900.
The bank has been in existance
for about three years and was ap-
parently prosperous. It was cap
italized at $4,000. It is to be
hoped that matters may be so ad-
iusted that it's difficulties will be
removed and it's business continued.
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'Brieflets
N~%%~~~N~@~
(From Saturdays Daily.)

(From Saturdays Daily.)
Mrs. M. Sheeran and children
have gone to Winona to visit.
Mrs. G.. Hackett and son we're
Baraboo callers today.
A. B. Stout returned today from
Edgerton.
Miss Lillian Gropp has returned
from visit at Ableman with her
grandfather, Mr.. Luckensmeier.
The creamery at Wonewoc burn
ed Wednesday night. Percy Avery
the night operator there. gave the
alarm but the fire department was
slow to respond. Building and con-
tents are total loss.
J. J. Conway has purchased the
Edward Lee residence on Second
street and will move from the Mar
riott house as soon as his property
is vacated, which will be in few
days.
The County Union of the A. S. of
E. will meet in the G.. A. r. hall at
'Baraboo, April IA, at nine o'clock
a. m. Farmers should endeavor to
be present at this meeting. The
farmers warehousing plan will be
taken up, also rural telephones.
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tFrom Wednesdays Daily.)

The insurance companies which
carried the risks on the old Baraboo
High school building, have agreed
that the loss was equal to $4,000
or the face of the policies. George
G.. Williams of Milwaukee, state
agent of the Liverpool & London &
Globe, accompanied b. Mr.. Rep
linger of the Milwaukee Mechanics,
came to Baraboo yesterday and it
was decided that the loss was suffici-
ent to make the full payment of the
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1906-04-04

decoration and is assisted by John
Niemann, William Knoeckel and
James Nc Manns, plasterer; George
Damon, Emil Kopp and Wilhelm
Liesenberg, fathers; Frank GedthKe
and Bernhard Schulze, helpers.
Fred Brewer of Richland Center,
at left with wrench on shoulder, has
the contract for heating ar d ventil-
latiug. His stea m filters are William
Rice, and William Robinson Of Rich
land Center.
The National Fire Proofing Com-
PAW of Chicago has just finished
the inside tile work. G. E. Moody,
at the upper left in the picture, had
charge of the work. His assistants
were john Bitney, center man; F.
l.. Gorde, helper; Tony Brandt, tile
setter; Henry Scheck, helper; and
John Cummings, sand supplier. The
Ell. M. Johnson Lumber company
furnished the lime and cement.
E. jain & Bartlett of Milwaukee,
had the contract for the plain plas-
teriug. Reinhard jain had charge
of the work on the building and the
plasterers are John Witt, Robert
Becker and Ernest Gryphan. The
helpers are William Levin, Paul
Tetzlaff and HERNIA Ziegler.
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mounds on the north side of the
road and easily seen from the pub
lie highway. Some of the mounds
in the group are over fifty feet in
diameter and fully five feet high.
At one time they must have been
much higher but the freezing and
thawing during many decades has
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1906-04-04
sister" Jaw, push her off de dock.
q O

William Springer, editor of the
Mancos Colo. Tribune, ought not
to eat lobster salad at night; in
fact no editor should do so. Ac-
cording to the Bussey tIa.) Press,
Editor Springer went to bed one
night and had dream that all his
subscribers had paid up year in
advance. He got all the money in
a moving van and was taking it to
the bank under a strong guard
when he woke up.-Ex.
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Insurance Companies
Agree to Full Loss.

g ap in the west wall being shown in
the illustration.
The loss to the companies is
as follows:
Milwaukee Mechanics. so, 100000
Royal. ........ ......$o, OOO.OO
Liverpool & Lon don &
Globe. ...... :. 500. .$5, 10000
North Britshand Mercan-
tile Insurance Com
pany.. .S4, UUO.UU
It will be noticed that all are
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1906-04-04
FIRE
Wipes Out a House West of
Lyons.
(From Fridays Daily.)

Fire this afternoon DESTROYED
Henry Cleveland's house west of
Lyons. It is thought to have
caught from defective fue.
Nearly all the furniture wa S
destroyed. No insurance. The
house was about so years old
and the loss was about $1,000.
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(From Thursdays Daily.)

(From Thursdays Daily.)
The doors of the North Freedom
bank were closed this morning.
Last evening State Bank Ex.
aminer Berg was in Baraboo and
met with the directors and laid be-
fore them the situation of matters
as disclosed by an examination of
the books, and the directors deci-
ded to put the property in his hands
for him to hold until such time as
the bank officials may straighten
out matters. IF, after reasonable
time, the bank officers do not salts
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FIFTH PAPER-OPENING A MOUND.

What do the Indian mounds con-
tain? This question or a similar
one is usually first asked by the
curious investigation. Some time
ago it was decided to open one OF
the mounds in the Lower Narrows
groups located on the farm of Frank
Harmed Just east of the Butterfeld
bridge several miles northeast of
Baraboo.
This group is composed of ten
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..EMILES..
sSS@PSS@P@S4

"Say Harry, watts de best way
to teach a girl how TO swim?" asked
the younger of two Boston news
boys. Oats cinch. First you
puts your left arm under her waist
and you gently takes her left
hand" 'Come off; she's me
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-13
A GOOD PLATFORM
BartlesviIle Enterprise Fav0rs
Progressive Measures
For Republicans

TIE Iafilesyllle Enterprise has
promulgated platform fur tie ne.
publican constitutional convention
delegates lpon which Tie Chleftain
eau stand wlth both feet Upon fhe
Enterprises platform, TOO. the
Republicaus ought q carfy ever dis.
tElct ia ths ChcFokee nation Tie
Entsrpfise says
The Enterprise believes that the
Republican party In lts nominating
conventions for constitutional dale.
gates should declare anequlyocally for
primary nominations Including sen.
afoFsl tie referendum and a unlseFs.
81 prohibition Law over the entire
state along ths same llue laid down
- congress ii liking prohibition On
tie Indian TERRITORY
a wise and just primary election
las the elections held under state
supervision and amenabie 20 state
states would result II tire establish.
ing {, 4 political condition that could
h assailed y no one desiring clean
and fair methods Il woaid glse the
voters a right 70 say uho should bc
their senators and keep the control cf
both parties II the hands Of tie peo-
PIE.
The referendum gives % the peo.
pie added poWers. Those localities
ehlch have pfactleed Il pronounce
strongly n II favor. Tie oiIg uhlsc
ton urged against II comes irom spec
Isl interests vtp ate titus presentes
from working thelr sehemes unchai.
lanFed.
'sThe prohibition las. under existing
circumstances ani eanalti0n, IS the
only Just and equitable solution # an
embarrassing situation. Make The
prohlhitarg clause applicable 70 tho
entire state Let tha Republican
party take : stand oa these issaes 6afiy
and thus Start right
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-13
SOCIALIST PICNIC
Correspondent Tells Of Sue
cesstul Affair Last Week
at Black lack Grove.
Editor vinita Chieftaln

Editor Yinita Chieftaln
Sir-As ! promised to give sou a
brief account Of the Socialist picnic
held a. Black lack grove last week
send you this.
wednesday about 10 o'clock the
speaking began with a short intro
dHctory address by , Ratcll'f. SHOW.
Ing the cause of tile Socialist move.
ment ia this country % b an absolute
necessity Quoting ffem Carroll y.
Wrlghts eighteenth annual laboF Fe.
port be claimed that 81 per cent q
tie American people live 10 rented
homes and per cent of The remain.
der IN moftgaged homes. while only
Il per cent owned their homes free.
TIe then introduced Mn Kate
Richards O5iiare. Size IS beyond al
doubt the best speaker II the district
She claims that while the average
standard ef living sas some better
than Ia our lofsiather days, yet the
conditions under which the great
masses are compelled 10 earn their
living are s. degrading aud demeFaliz-
ing. especially for women aud child.
fen. that every true American admits
that there must be 3 change made
soon. viii not trY 20 give you any
Idea OF Mrs O'IIaIes ability or style
as that is beyond nv power She
must he heard before you can form
any correct idea OF hei ability
The rain clouds with 3 light shower
caused step for a little. but tie sun
came out and Frank O'Hare t6ok the
platform and Tor one hour held the
audience spellbound while he showed
Up the struggle going On among our
small and middle clasa business men
mhlle they are being absorbed bY tie
greater commercial trusts and com.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-13
REMOVAL OF
RESTRICTIONS

Restrictions have been removed
from tie lands of Ire following Chero
KEGS
LAndraM G. Jennings Massogeo
Nepple Sunday Tulsa
Eliza A. Strout Vinda
Luella Moore. Roland
Herman Y. Llpe. 0oiagah.
Robt- q. wingaeld, Counsil Hll.
Frederick W Marsh, wagonef
Maggie u Russell. Nafclssa
Ernest & Perfg. sallna.
Mary W Mcphef1a. Warner
Cyrus Washington White OAk
Geo, = koehief. Muskogee
James Ctambefs 0wasso.
Junie kaught. Nebbefs Falls
Birdie u MaYes Gfeeubflef
Charles II Gosh. Ninlta.
Henry Wolfe, klunlson
hiufuFi 4 Keys, Choateaa
Robf Nave, Tahieqnah
Eliza Hayes Atsk8gee
John Z Mounts, Fort Gilsaa
John = Graham Warner
Hertfa stl.l, PegKs
John Bray OcileIala.
liuch NeAHruy, Alton
Rudolph llasgefgl Fl, Riley Kan.
JOHN 4 Daniels. Miami
William Naun, Woodgllle.
Samuel II, Neal. AelAln.
David 4. McGhee. Dawes
Alexander Cntteuden. gahle0uah
william paugherty nnggs
Aaron Butler, Clafemore.
Ninita /. CiaNsan. Ninlta
Alice Stokes, Mnsk0Ree.
Lille hattendeld. Musk0gee
g0tleft +. T. Carey. Grove.
Sarah Wickett, zena
Nanef y. } Hibie. NuskoFee.
James J. smith .klnnlson.
Elizabeth } AeAafny, Neblers
Falls
Thomas Ryder, aanafd
Applications for the removal 0t re-
trctloHs from tie following Chero.
lees we're refused
Jim sllcox. FLINT
Martha seroeRlns Pryor Crsek.
Sarah Smith, bragg
Dave smith, Fort Gibson
Martha Anderson. WAGNER
JOHN Allen. ClafemoFe
1olAn I Banksllsad. AdAir
Hugh Boyle. Lenapai
ffusieueh Beok. Bartlessllls
John nigbY, Texanna.
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FRIENDLY TO ALL
CsntraIIa PeobIe Protest
Against Charge That They
Are Fighting Their
Nelghhors.

TIE citizens Of CentFaila don't
want ths Impression 70 10 aboard that
they viii aght eitler Yinila Of coiiey.
Vile ia tie event q differences be-.
tween those two towns Ia regard IL
tie bulliiug ~ railroad T'he Chlof.
tain IS ia receipt Of the following 10.
solution
" Whereas The report has gone out
from parties unknown 20 the Com.
merclAl club and citizens Or Centralia.
20 the effect that the said Commercial
club aud citizens Of Centralia have hy
word or act manifested a desire u
Great 4 spirit 0i rivalry Of antagonism
between Ninita or Coffeyyllle and
Centralia. aud,
Whereas, this statement Is false
and uafoanded
"Thefefore, Dc Il resolved that
the Commercial club and citizens Of
CentFAlla stand ever ready 10 put
forth their greatest effort and en-,
deayor 70 assist ans town OF corpora.
tlon 10 baild a allroad through Cen,
tfalia, regardless Of whence it comes
Or whittier Il goes.
Therefore, be Il resolved, that thess
resolutions IL published Ia ths
various newspapers og G0ffeyyllle
Nlulta, aud CcntraliA.
4 G. Montgomery
r. l. Allen
Committee on Resolutions
Dated September !. 1905
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GRAND AND PETIT
Jurors Chosen for October
Term of Court 10 Be Held
In vInIta

The lury commissioner have made
the Following report of grand and
petit jurors Tor he term of court BE-
ginning Ia Nlulta on October
GRAND apnons
Charley Poole, Chelsea.
+ 4 Montgomery CentrAlla.
Ciem G Merton. Long
G D Reeves. william Gmhaml
Winner.
John = Gnnter. Mutlfow.
John n. DArrough. Robert Cham
berlain, Fred Ratclln. yinlta.
t. Il Shreek, Ruby
6eorgu W Fields, Marble
O r Benge. Adair
Harry stnther, Nowata
~ y Heage. Fort Gibson.
G. G. Starbuck. Alton
W. W Wheeler. Salllsaw.
AlrERNArEs
n ~ Graham, CentrAliA
G. @ SeAholt, Hansoa
Frank Franklin, Alba.
John N. pafropgh, Ninlta
enrir JURORS
d. l.. Ellen. John Trotter I. q
Ciapper Leonard Mowres CentFalla
q. NJ Foreman, Campbell
George 4 Armstrong Alton.
Frank Corlett nluelacket.
John Terrell Wan
II. n Watson, Steve Hll Johl
0unter II + Moore. George Clark
1r, William McCullam. Ninlta
= T. Adair Sallisaw
W. G 1oitinger Ruby
A. gioosie J A Peters Hanson
John Nlx. Adalf
\. b Rose Blue Downing. Rosc
Pies Upton Welch
e. II Brewer Miles
kLrERSkTEs
Ciarenes Jackson, Riley Thompson
Lige Henderson. Ninsta.
Frank hates Ogeecllee
Jw W. Faulkner, Hanson
William Thorn. Evan Robertson
TahleQuah
rat Maloney. nlusIzeket
Frank Adair, wostsllle.
" L. Rapp. Lynch
Charley Hox CeuffAlla
BOD LandTum Nes1mors
NeoRe sllk, iifgshF
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-13
WIFE CUT WIDOW
mrs. Beaver Said Mrs. Walker
Allenated Her Husbands
Affections

Nary ana Cleveland fsssef wsre sf.
rested yesterday Afternoon b Deputy
s burns "a the charge ~ assault
plth intent . I'm. Theg appeared
tefofs Commissioner fafFaf todaf and
Wefe held 70 tie grand jars
MaFY Beaver i Clnvelands mother
Theg batii assaulted With : knife and
seriously Nouudei Mrs. Walker, avid
o.. who. Mrs Reayef says. hasaliensf.
ed tie affections of Ter husbaud,
Louis BeAFef Mn Walker, though
badly cut, ulll recover Ali the par.
tlss concerned are shasueeA aud llss
alaal eight miles west of White Oak.
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TO PROTECT
AMERICANS

Washington, Sept. Hit Is fumor.
ei that tie cruiser Les Molnes which
cleared from Norfolk, yesterday, Is
sailing 81 state department mission
aud viii proceed q Havana lmmodl.
ately g protect American shipping
and commercial iaseresla Cavern.
ment officials are dlsncllned % dis.
cuss tie matter.
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ELECTION
IN MAINE

Yesterdays election IA Maine Wis
the most exciting that tie nld rius
Tree state has experienced III mAuy
years Although the state was a.
usual carried IS she Republicans, TIE
result was Tire closest ever recorded
there since The civil var. Governor
William r Cobb was reelected hy =
plurality of le@ than 500 votes
The election ald not tum on party
question: Governor G0hh stood
pledged % a continuance II tho pres.
ens prohibition law. While his Demo.
trafle opponent favored resubmlssion.
TIE gahouaiorial campaign. there.
toe. vas one oi ths "dFyxn against
the swciS eegeFnoF Cobb ArcoEd.
inglY had tie support Of tie chumll
people and two of tie churches ii
Portland had Ia all.day prayermeef-
ing election day ior tie success q
prohibition Al the polls Roosevelt
10 1904 carried tie state bY a plural.
ity Of % s07
But tbs election Of governor had
only local Interest, while TIE eycs 81
the nation wefe ceutefea On tho aaht
against tho reelection IL gharlea Il.
l.ittleheld, congressman from the
Second district Mr. Llttleasid /.
ont q the most brilliant and lnds.
pendent Republicans in congress BAT
his vote there 90 several questions has
offended organised labor aud RE Am,
erlcAn Federation o. Labor thcfriofs,
Which nas thls yeAr decided 10 taks
an aegiye part IL politics decided e
defeat Mr Litileaeld
Tie contest for and against hla
vas q Tremendous Interest and lm.
+ poftanco. Secretary Taft. speakel
cAnuon and otheN oi tie Republican
leaders la the nation vefe hurried q
ths Second district while pfml.
dent eumpe1 ana ether biz speaker
Of the A. u o. l. were there opps
lug them
TIE result q the election shoxi
that MI Littleaeld Won iln maisrl
q however. IS less tlAn leo0 TNs
Yeau ago lt was over s.ooo Conse
lQaeatiF while tie A. r. o. l.. liAl
not accomplished the asfsat az Mr.
Litsleaeld il las stfiklngly si.oWr
tie extent q rs poser. n "a /
roct.fibted Republican state. shen
the labor unions have relatively n
little power Is i. Maine 5 nan Il NJ
Llttleaelds reputation sud abllltl
can loose iooa voter within tNe yeau
wilat will happen in districts Ia doubt
fal states. where the lAlaf unions af.
psNsfiulf
Tie A. =. q 1 is uot . ang means
q Democratic auxiliary u simpll
deslas 20 secure tho passage % 'sss
lalieH favorable e labaflnE men. and
lis members are pledged % vote 81
tie candidates whatever their PARTS
name who rFemlse most = labor
# IS quite probable tiat since fss
tsflafs election. there wlli - !
rash. b. both Democratic ard Rspab.
lleau candidatss f0f tie A n of T.
band wagon
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bInes O'liae is a good speaker las
hiS subject matter well III hand, 5
earnest and lupulslye though langh.
ing and Joking and always cheerY tie
true Celtic disposition All through
Thursday the speaking was begun
by James Richards, a farmer living on
West Cabin. Perhaps may be wrong
but believe nc man in this district
has more facts aud ngures against tie
two old parties and why they are un.
able 10 cope with the trusts, than
Uncle Jim Richard
After dinner Mrs u'Hare again
took the platform and took up the re.
llgioas political aud economic qnes
tlons. She showed thar IN cur every
daY life the higher ideals q the aEst
two propositions were completely Tor.
Noften ~ ignored, and that the econ.
nMle is tie least understood ard
studied question Ii America
At AW q b Rogers took the paf
form and Tor about All hour De uu.
doubtedly did his best Tor the Re
/ publican party Mr. Roeers maintain.
ed thai Socialism IS not 81 American
question hat belongs q countries
where csaN and empef0fs rule lie
believes that the Socialists are going
% take everything from fhe farmer.
~ - spealcd q tie farmers fondness
fof inxurieh "Hhels ~lli sou gef your
badNelseg good and cool. where wiIl
fon get your sparkling elAmpaguefe
lie vas geuieHanIY in his expression.
and willie De daeSn { Ike Socialism lie
has nothing against the Socialist. NJ.
Rogers had e hurry haue and could
not stay % hear Ar 0'iIares answer
% lis address 4 great many express.
81 regret Thar lie egWld NOT stay
Mf. Turner vas expected hQf failed
20 present himself. though there was
fl minutes time allowed on the pro.
gram FOR him 10 speak III behalf 81
the Democratic party.
In the HaY Of sports there vas tar.
ger shooting ful nen. target shooting
Tor women. needle threading for men
aud uAi. driving Tor women, hoys
races and horse Faces, WITH ena ard
tw0 dollar prize fof each contest
There vas plenty 0f toast besf f0T
everybody On THURSDAY
Affaf the speaking vas over lie
dance platform vas cleared and tie
hddlers took TIE speakers SEATS and
al vent merff as marriage bell M.
til y o'clock. Everybody lad a good
time and never an angry work NAs
heard on the ground The picnic
was j success
ions RAToLfFY
Miles. Sept. I0
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st. Petersburg Sept. 10 Reports
received here from Warsaw and other
towns In the vicinity Of sledlce place
the number Of victims At several hun
dred. Early reports Of the massacre
put the responsibility al the door Of
the terorists, but fngltives from
THE city declare that the soldiers never
would have been allowed to get 50
completely out OF hand without the
connivance, II not actual direction. OF
their officers
TIE unfortunate Jews were shot aud
bayonetted in the streets Of siedlce.
Their houes and shops we're broken
into and sacked Naluables belong.
ing 10 the unfortunate victims we're
carried on and offered Tor sale by tie
soldiers 10 passengers Oh trains pass
ing through tbe town. ln addition
70 tie Jews a number d Christians
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Bad Wreck In Canada

Montreal, Sept. Il A special from
North nay mys Canadian Pacific
train was wrecked wesl u sudbury
Seven persons eeFa killed outright
aild aFe aIiefs llass since died 81 their
injuries Thess.| ass leen - details
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Siedlce. sept io--The Fioting and
shooting hers continue Tie royolu.
tionlsts are dring al The soldiers from
the windows Of the houses and the
troops reply with yolleys. some pas
senge~ on a through train were nit
hy stray shots
SIX buildings III the bazaar of the
city are now IN flames adding another
terror 70 The killing and plunderng
which haze been going on unchecked
now for 5g hours
because Of TIE general excitement
AZ is diaicult 70 learn iast Shat Is
transplring Hundreds Of Jews are
assembled az the station awaiting
means 81 fleeing from the city but 10
Is surrounded By troops who permit
nsitheF exit o. entrance.
Field guns occupy points oi vantage
on the principal streets
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RENOMINATE
ALVA ADAMS

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