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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-20
Sra ionore California.
Cos angeles, 1Ooc STARTS 1906.

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-20
Nnrn Dnkntu.

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NeIuis oGffet Of slSiurance.
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lcSen ct 0tebc / Wtinot og beIlntteoe
at bpgge Ell 6armcrS GIepator. en
Somite bIep polgt til at gisre SCRIBE
reoeIier til ell permanent SrganiIo'
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paa aorIt, Den anOeu paa gueelif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-20

Seo Sc, at Canadian Saeific Inn meotas
ger itanbinapiite, fiuite pg b~rittiite Rasiases
ter meb iioe 3ampere fra 2iperpppI? Sar
De nogerliinoe taget | B%etraatning, Butlfen
Sprbel bette er for 9eres Sl9gtninger %
Senner, ipm ital sjsre Reiien uper Seeanet?
Seo Se, at bette &prtpaniS upe Grpreisoama
pere "GntpreIs Of Britain" ps "Gmpreis Of
Srelano" = 10000 Sons displacement -
er be fineite, burtigite % itprite Sampere
rleIen ct. 2atprenee Sapner og 9iperpopl.
Sreole alGsieS acknowledgement er life
aIene fulbt paa Seibe meo Siben, men be
alsr bebite, ipn1 pperbppebet fan tRnteS. 8a'
bDtter for "A os 8 (lioen @Itrdbetalin9,
oisie er miotitibS % lise unoer isrite alass
ic 8etpemmeli9beoer. 3rebie 8lasies Sptiea
ialpn pptager belle Sfibets Breobe pg bar
Siooepldoie for flere Sunbrebe &usiagerer,
bppr MaaItiberHe ~ierperss peo bGtfeoe Spra
De.
Sirette Suite % lape Silstpriier ira Sfans
binapien til Rprbteiten.
Senpenb 3em til Dor nRrmeIte 2ptdls
agent: ban oil sipe lem fulo Seifeo ON
bore fprtrinIiee trebie aIasies Sefoemmeltgs
beoer,. Sinetpriier piu.
Canadian Pacific Railway
Atlantis Steamship Line.
C, J. Benjamin. Gsnsralagent
282 Clark Str. Chicago.
n. E. Lldman. Passagengeut for sOrdvesten.
Minneapolis MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-20
2lbielmt frit

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paffe, ia ttHfrip itrafs 2unbtn & g., 243=2445247 @. &iuse
Street, Chicago, Sq.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-20
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Wine of Tar Syrup for oisie ifr0ffeIise %
liuSfarlI9e SpSopmme. 2eriom bet tages
rigtig % itioe nil Oct belbreoe ct Silfelbe
pan As Sinner % Soften, ipm isIssr nteo.
ilaar bet aloria fell at ltnore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-20
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Oure.
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ben es fessnibsr 1885
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sitfr @iontsbnrA qrntt&
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The daily tribune., 1906-01-29
SANTA FE TRAINS
COLLIDE HEAO-ON
Three Killed Outright and
Three Injured.
Passenger Engineer Shea Mis-
takes His Orders and Meets
Death as Consequence
Losses are Heavy.

Topeka. Kans., Jan. 29-Train No.
8 Of the Atohison, Topeka and Santa
Fe railway. the Colorado aud Chicago
passenger. met freight train No SO
in head.on collision this morning
one.half mile east Of Eblestein. Ill. 4,
l42 miles west Of Chicago. The prop.
erty loss 10 great. The express, bag.
gage and one freight car were
burned. Three engines we're dana ged
beyond repair.
= Three Of the crew were killed
outright aud three seriously injured.
The passengers all escaped injury
with but four exceptions. The light
loss Of life was caused BY both
trains travelling at . moderate rate
Of speed.
No. 8 ea-tbound for Chicago had
orders to wait for freight train No.
S3 at Eblessine. On reaching this
place freight train No. 30 which had
taken the siding pulled ont ~ soon
~ the passenger train cleared the
track. Engineer Shea of the pas.
senser suppcsina that the friesh,
WAS No. 80. opened the throttle OF
his engine and pulled ont. meeting
No. s3 one.half mile east Of the
sw itch.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-29
Starts on Water Break.

II. J. White who was awarded tho
contract to build tho water break on
the south sids OF the ArtAnsss river
70 protect the outlet Of the sewer sys.
ten by the oity. this morning com.
menoed the work aud will have II
completed In less than shres weeks II
the weather continues favorable fcr
ont door work.
The break will consist Of stone rip
rappinR. brush and logs; will be eight
feet high and capable Of turning away
. Grsat body Of water. Mr.. White
will nrst cot . channel through the
river bed 70 turn the water from IL
pesssns oourbo over to the north banAs.
I'D away from the sewer mouth.
Afbsr the water 10 SUCCESSFULLY turn.
ID tbs work Of putting 10 tie watei
break will then Commence. The OBJ
jsos Of the work 10 70 keep ths wAtsl
The daily tribune., 1906-01-29
Mckinley Honored.

Canton. o., Jan. IA number
Of wreaths and other floral offerings
were received In Canton today for de-.
posit at the grave Of President No.
Kinley. this being the anniversary
Of the martyred presidcnt's birth.
The tributes oame from republican
organizations and personal friends In
Washington. Cleveland. Columbus and
other places. Mrs. Mckinley visited
the cemetery this morning snd psr.
sonally attended to the arrangement
Of the flowers
The daily tribune., 1906-01-29
Western Live Stock Show.

Denver, Jan. 29-The Western Live
Stock show. which opened 1t the Den.
yer stock yards today to last all week
IL the greatest exhibition Of its kind
ever held west of Chicago. Consign.
ments Of show cattle. horses. swine
and sheep have been coming In for
moro than . week and the pens and
special exhibition buildings arc filled
to -overfiowing. Daring the week
there will be conventions Of the Amer.
ican Stookgrowers' association, sne
National Live Stock association. the
National Woolgrowers' association
and the Colorado Horse and Cattle.
growers association. Il 10 estimated
there are 2.00O visitors already In the
city. They include delegations from
various state agricultural schools and
the leading breehers oS hne cattle Of
Missouri. Iowa. Colorado. Wyoming.
Montana, Idaho. Kansas. Nsbraska.
Texas. Oklahoma. Oregon. Washing.
ton. the Dakotas and other states.
The conventions will discuss commit
sious on cattle sales. railroad rates.
the public land question snd other
matters Of vital interest 70 the live
stock industry.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-29
DENMARK'S KING DEAD.
Death Comes Quietly to the Royal
Palace.

Copenhagen. Jan. 29-The king of
Denmark died this afternoon. He
passed away very quietly. being sur
rounded on his death bed BY the crown
prince. the crown princess and the
dowager empress Of Prussia. The
news Of the kings death spread like
wild dre and sigma Of the deepest
grief are displayed everywhere.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-29
"HooL1GAN" RERE.
Famous Tramp Arrives at Depot
But Police F all to Catch Him.

Chief Roy Green arose early this
morning. but he failed to capture one
Of the most notable characters Of
trampdom in the country. ''Hooli.
Rsn," whose description has weekly
been sent broadcast throughout the
country. dropped off the train at the
D. and X G. depot but the chief. " no
is usually wide awake and "up to
snuff" was for the first time In his
life caught mapping.
"Hooliaan" reached the center Of
the city safely when he WAS discov.
cred by Tribune representative.
"You must be . Sherlock Holmes. +"
he remarked ~ be sat down in = chair
at the Fremont hotel.
But "HooligAn" isn't very talka.
tive. ExplsininK that he saved his
humor for the Sunday papers and his
own stage representation he called
Arthur J. Aylesworth. his manager.
"Yss. this is 'HooligAn. said
Aylesworth. "but he has his Sunday
clothes on. When he emerges from
his dressing room 1t night you
wouldn't know him. 'Hooltgan' has
bsen making . real hit this season.
Business has been very large and the
company give good satisfaotion.
1--WE carry company this year
whi,h includes several comedians Of
pronounced ability and . number Of
speciality acts that are unique. This
is our fourth season and we have
played nearly every state in the ooun.
try. During the sction Of the com.
edy 40 introduce . number Of popular
songs. including several musical mum.
bers which were written especially
for this prod uotion.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-29
To Mark Santa Fe Trial.

Topeka. Kans.. Jan. To-day.
the anniversary Of the adm ission OF
Kansas to tho Union. collections were
taken In the pnblio schools throughout
the state with whioh to build mopu.
ments to mark the course Of tho histo.
rio Santa Fe wagon trail across the
state. The movement WAS inaugural.
ID by the Ds5ghtsrs Of the Rsvolu.
tiop.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-29
Canadian Trip to Mexico.

Montreal. Que. Jan. 2o--A large
excursion party OF business men left
this city today over the Grand Trunh
Railway for Mexico. Tho purpose II
10 give the business men an oppor.
sunity 70 get better acquainted with
the financial and Industrial conoi.
tions In the southern republic. where
. large amount o. Canadian capital
10 now being invested.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-29
SUGAR FACTORY IN
SIGHT FOR VALLEY
Pueblo Lighting & Traction
Company Behind Deal.
Will Spend Thousands of Dol
lars in Improving This Sec
tion-Power House for
Upper Beaver.

Fremont county IL not only tho
gamer of the $50. 900 paid for the
water rights on Beaver creek by the
Pueblo Traction and Lighting com
pany but it also keeps the water at
home instead of being taken to another
part Of the state as at one time re-
ported. By the sale and transfer OF
the land and water Florence will be
much the gamer In the end and the
farms Of the creek will be made more
valuable than ever.
This is the positive information
given out by . we'll known farmer of
that district who for the present does
not want his name mentioned in print
but who knows a great deal about
what is to be done with the land.
He says that all the farmers who care
to do so can lease their original farms
next year and most of them are ac-
cepting the offer. They secure the
ground through lease, running from
$3.50 to $500 per year.
This year they can raise nything
they please but next year they must
raise sugar beets for the Pueblo Light
ing and Traction company and 8. 900
acres are required by the company.
There is but little more farming land
than that on the stream and in conse-
quence all the farmers must place
nearly their entire acreage under
sugar beet culture.
The Traction company. which will
probably be known under another
name BY 1907. ~ far as the lands is
concerned, is going to build . big
sugar factory at some point between
here and Pueblo. the location not yet
being selected and q colony Of Ger.
mans will be established at the sugar
plant. This inform ant says this in.
formation 10 positive and that there
are NO ifs nor ands about It, II 10
said the company favors building the
factory nearer Pueblo than Florence.
1t is not through buying water
rights yet and after all they require
are taken up In the Beaver creek dis
trict they will then proceed to take
up some on the Arkausas river. This
will be the next work undertaken by
the company asd It IL the intention to
secure land on the north side Of the
Arkansas river and put In aores upon
acres OF land to sugar beets 10 that
regicn.
The company will also build Anoth.
or large power house At the head Of
Beaver further up than the one built
. number Of years ago. II 10 said
that the mines Of Cripple Greek. the
street car system In Pueblo and other
enterprises that are supplied with
power from this plant are running
short Of electric power and that an
other and much larger plant IL peoes-
sary to meet the inoreasing demands
upon the company.
According to this farmer II IL the
intention Of the company to spend
hundreds Of Thousands Of dollars Ia
this part Of the valley In the next
year or two and that the sugar factory
IL expecN TO be built 20 ~ to take
care Of the 1907 sugar bees crop.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-29

away from the outlet Of the city sewer
system and prevent further washing
away Of land during the food sea.
sons Last summer flood waters car.
ried away several acres Of land that
belonged to James A. McCandless and
which WAS farmsd BY John Miner.
Three men aud two teams are work
ing today.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-29
Crazy Omeer Captured.

Peoria, Ill.,, Jan. s9-Aftsr hold.
ing large number Of police officers
ct bav all night. Charles HArwood .
former policeman, who 10 insane, was
ospturcd this morning and taken 70
jail After being disarmsd he obsysd
the officers and asked them not 70 treat
him roughly.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-29
Laid At Rest.

WashiuGton. Jan. 20-Ths body Of
Gen. jos Wheeler wss laid st rest 10.
day In the national cemetery at Ar.
lingson.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-29

PRIZEs-The isdy's nrst prize st
Uniform Rank. ". Of ". entertain.
ment will be . half dozen cabinet
photos presented By Masters; second
prise . gold Oirole pin BY Howslls.
ths 1ewsler. Mons prizes. ist. crib.
bsse board; second. meal ticket pre-.
ssnted BY Ed Watkins. 1881
The daily tribune., 1906-01-29
Statehood Reported Favorable.

Warrington. Jan. 29-The house
statehood bill was reported favorA.
bly, TO the senate today BY Senator
BevsridGe. chairman Of the oommittss
which kas been at work on the bill
for three days senator Patterson
stated that there would be no minority
report
The daily tribune., 1906-01-29

W. o. 7. U VIII meet With Nrs.
vsrgith lIS West Sseoud street tomor.
row afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. A fell
attendance 10 desired.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-29

Bring in Your School Children
To the L-nnox hotel. Florence, where
DR.. Sapero. the we'll known eye. ear.
nose and throat specialist, will ex.
anime their eyes and yours free.
January 30 and 81.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-29
MrNIsrER RELEAsEp-rb. %

HlNISTEH NELEA6ED-Tbe CON"
gregatiou Of the Baptist church 6un.
day released the Rev. Nell B. Milne
10 order tbAt he might Aoospt . call
at Victor whore hs will move his
family and take up his new. work
about Feb. 18th. Mr.. Ailns Il . eos.
sciontioos hard. working nas has 6eps
uuoh good 10 oar city. ed ws vish
him success In bis new Hlsd.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-29
Dr.. K, c, Sapero.

the Denver eye. ear. nose and throat
specialist. will again b. in Florence.
81 the Lennon hotel Jan. 20 aud 81.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-29
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.

DR.. sspero. the Denver Specialist
will again be In Florence at the Lon
nox hotel January 30 and 81.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-29

kosY KORNER KLUB-Wiil
nsst With Nrs. Mary Lloyd wsdsss.
day as>ssuoou.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-29

IAIlTH plenty of winter weather still
w before you. we are giving you the
opportunity of purchasing new and up
to-date Suits and Overcoats at great
saving. Its true that we have but one
or two of kind. but this makes no diff
ference to you provided you find your
fit. We do this each season following
the holiday trade. We do not want to
carry over odds and ends to the next
season. as the room is worth more to us
for showing new and seasonable goods.
Also odds and ends of Shirts worth 75c
and ST 90. choice SOC. Call early for
choice.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-29

Ts'bsss vsss ~ sri.s ssssis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-04

loyalty TO German economic hopes. The Fatherland
has tired OF serving mere breeding ground for
roomer nations II wants raise citizens not en-
igrants 70 adopted countries If such citizens are
TO be bred, fed employed and preserved for their
country the problem will have TO be worked out
upon less overcrowded and exhausted soil than that
OF Germany in Europe. The empire long ago set
about acquiring oversee colonies with a to
wrestling with this emergency, but German col
onies tell story Of failure and disappointment.
Dependencies in Africa, Asia and the South Seas
though they compose domain five times larger
than Germany itself. have proved nothing but
graveyards for subsidies and soldiers Their future
is hardly less gloomy.
That is why the expansion dreams OF Germans
centre elsewhere. and particularly IN Brazil They
there a country Of boundless resources rival
ling in variety and reputed richness the imperial
natural wealth OF the United States and inhab-
ited by an inferior Latin people who are unified
either by nature or training TO develop the ell
dorado around and beneath them. German indus
try and the nations multiplying population. de-
pendent 10 a humiliatingly increasing degree upon
raw materials and foodstuffs from abroad. are en-
chanted with the prospect OF freedom from eco
nomic feudalism in this land Of promise Ger
man textile mills conjure up the prospect OF Bra
lillian grown German cotton" which shall smash
the yoke now binding them TO Dixie. Iron and steel
dustrialists IN general contemplate the time when
COAL iron copper. petroleum and rubber from lands
owned and worked by Germans shall furnish an
endless supply OF raw stuffs and the growing mill
Ions or the Fetherland already compelled 10 i'm
port - per cent OF their sustensnce, nurse the
vision OF horn OF plenty-corn, sugar. cocoa, cof
Zee and Hce-hled in Brazil from Germenined soil
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Is even more pronounced than IN Santa Catharina
Two hundred and fifty thousand Germans are resi-
oent IN the state, numbering % per cent of the
population. They have entered every field of eco
honic activity and pre-eminent in most Or
saiii@eu cOlonlzaton is superintendent by DIR. Her
HlaHh Neyer' OF Leipsic who six years ago ac-
CURED territorial grant of 81 GOO acres and founded
'le colonles OF New-Wdrttemberg and Xingu. Ac-
corning to his prospectus, Rio Grande do Sui &,
lar oetter suited to the creation of "A state within
sI''e 'nan the sections to which Germans have
hoeked in North American In answer 70 ~ g.,
quiry as 70 what percentage of Germans settled in
- %" mas renowned German citizenship DIR
meyer writes that most of them according 70 The
laws OF the republic, have become Brazilian ctti
ideals and maintain in trade and IN aroa, 49,
most intimate relations with the fatherland' rb,
Brazilian representative of DR.. Meyers eoonizinf.
concern IS the German and Austro- Huneari,1
Consul General at Porto Allegro