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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-03-13
Three ARE STAIN
IN TRAIN Wreck
MANY MORE FATALLY HURT
IN A COLLISION NEAR
RoDEBAUGH, PA.
lNFURIATED ITALIANS
DRIVE AWAY RESCUERS
Crew Goes to Assistance Of Injured,
But Are Forced to Flee-Three
Deaths Follow Railroad Accident
Near Saratoga Springs, N. Y.

GreenSDurS, "a, March 9.-Ihree
Italians were killed outright and a
score or more injured, a number, it is
believed, fatally, in a collision on the
Pennsylvania railroad near Rode
baugh. Pa, Thursday between a
milk train" and work train filed
with foreigners. The work train was
composed of fiat cars loaded with pipe
for a pipe line which the Pennsylvania
railroad is building from Indian creek
to Pittsburg. About rs Italians en-
ployed at this work were also aboard
and the train had just pulled onto tbe
main line from siding when it met
the milk train" in collision. The
two trains came together with terrific
force and men and iron pipe were
hurled in all directions. The last fiat
car was telescoped and two others de-
molished, but the milk train was not
seriously damaged.
Crew Goes to Rescue.
Immediately after the accident the
crew of the milk train went to the
assistance of the injured, but were
forced to flee from the Infatuated Ital-
ians, who were crazed at the sight of
their. dead and dying countrymen.
A number of the Italians rushed at
the train crew with threats of ven
geance and the crew had to take ref
uge on their engine to escape the
wrath Of the foreigners. The dead
and injured were brought to this city
and the most seriously hurt taken to
the hospital It is thought number
will die. As the foreigners were all
known by numbers their names could
not be learned. They were in the en-
ploy Of the American Pipe Manufac-
turing company, Of Philadelphia. The
responsibility for the accident has not
been determined
Three Deaths from Wreck.
Saratoga Springs, N. Y, March o.
Three deaths have followed the wreck
of the local passenger train on the
Delaware & Hudson railroad, bound
from Rutland, Vt, for Troy, which,
while held up by a freight wreck
near the local station, was run down
by the Montreal flyer, southbound. At
the Saratoga hospital, to which the
more seriously injured were removed,
the following list Of dead and injured
was given out: Mrs. Charles Esmond,
aged 40 years, Of Gansevoort; Ger
trude Esmond, her daughter, aged 10
years; Frank A. Sindecuee, a travel
ing salesman Of Buffalo.
1t was said Thursday that the en-
gineer Of the Montreal express, who
had been warned by a brakeman from
the local train. was, because Of slip
perry rails due to the rain, unable to
greatly slacken the speed Of his loco
motive before II crashed into the
stalled train.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-03-13
TWO DIE in Collisiou,

Latrobe, Pa, March 9.-Trainmen
Frank AIKEN and s. e. Nixon were
killed Thursday In a rear-end collision
of freight trains in the Derry Yards OF
the Pennsylvania railroad. The men
were in the caboose when the engine
of a through freight train crashed into
1t, wrecking 1t completely.
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ben mebr 0euieteiten un6 Nahrim
ten bringen. als Die oeutlben Reis
tungen ielbit. Die ,ssreie 8reiie fir
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@ait uno tann ii1 rlbmen, Gner.
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an ibre 8erwan6ten ibiden, berpor.
1ebt. Wer oaber Iesnen 0ermanbteu
uno 5reunoeu cine 5reube erueiien,
ibnen Elm tuintommenes geiheni
MAIDEN mill, Der beitene fiir Iie Die
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tereiie fir 9eraS, tuie iiberbnupt fir
ben Staat unb bic @egenb. uu bic
Wertuonoten pobuen. 1T in Deutid,.
lano iebr lebbaft uno es iIt unmDo.
lib. in Briuatbriefen eine 10 Qriin6.
libe Iuftl0rung unb 8efnreibuna
oes frenoen 2anoes gu aeben, wie
oie8 Die ~6reie greife" alItu6hent.
lid tbut. Sir ben gerineen Breis
uon So uerienben mir portofrei unier
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an iraenb cine Gbrefie i'm Guslanbe.
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Mu OaS Yublltnnt.

Die 45reie Yreiie fiir 1eras" tuiro
an iiber $50 1oitufficen nerianbt. unb
bat cine groRe 8erbreituna in Der
0abbar. &epublif Weritu, i'm Snbia.
ners9erritDrium unb Otlahoma.
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nab DenliDn. BON duBeriten Often
bis nab 81 Aalo i'm iernen 8eiten;
es fhlieBt ielbitueritanblid9 mt be.
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wetten elm. Guh in Merito bat lie
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banoelt. bic oeutihe Bep5lferuna gu
erreihen. Oas bette Maseige Dses
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Bur @s(aidte orr taaitbbr6tdta
Nxr In Origisal Psckstss.
prsls 26c.

Die beute nod 10 beIiebten MiI9.
brot1en wuroen BON elmer aammers
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I'm 2uufe Der 3tit aud ntanHen Rom
turrenten usben fib ouloen muB, 10
iufr6 es bod immer nod {siuen pIcs
On 0er Trl6ftiid8tafel bebaup!su.
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Gona aI9etn un0 tpQnu I'm DDbnenD
in ca DIR: .2ege Did I6lafen. alter
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3itber{piel Ole G9nababiipfeln ftans
gen, fpidelte iid Der 9elo bes @ansen
Elm naffes Sud- nm ben Ropf uno
fnIief itOhnenb Elm.
(fSortietune fpfet.
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sett nser 60 s1abreu

ihon luurbe Wrs. Binslum'B Sop,
thing Syrup pom WilIiunen ppu
Ndttern bei,n Babnen Der ainoet
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ourh oas S9reien zines Rinoes ae.
tort, oaE i'm Habnen 1T uno Dor
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Usrs. WinslDma Soothing Gprup.
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GifcnbaDu=Tabr<Ylau.
Nener Sabrplau oer 4rGnlas.Y Yab:
Sahu.

Der neue ,Fahrplau oieIer 2inie,
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.armrrbalicna Dor 100 .Sabrtu.

DAP Oie @eripenoua9 bon 9uftbals
Ions i'm Rriege rti9t erit neueren Das
tums TT. sebt aus einsm Muflase bers
Dor, ben Elm SiitOriter in Der nyronts
furter .3eitung4 per0Hertli9t:
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ben 1894 2uftbauons numentli9 Bel
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Der g9ladt bon Gleurus ga. SUM-
1794) beniiBt. Sm Jelbsugs BON 1896
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lamb cine Dirt Sehelbanon, Der bei
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bera6gelafeu uno perpodt, am 80. 2tus
guit 6ann dus Der Gir9s auf einen Mas
gen fortgefdafft.
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Gigantifder aobttn.
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ftno Der 9tnii9t. Sab oiefes SI0b fir
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tntbdlt uno ouB ss mebr dls 80 Sabre
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Gfuft NM teht.

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Usnankenfplittrr.

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eumortft sstuinnt alIem siu. tuiise Sstts
ab.
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tautsr @oiens unb 0tebenfode s.ben; Saet=
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mtbte ans ptrhebeu.
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aloDterlebrer ipobnt nebsndn! Dos 1T
ni4i angsnsbmlA 80 ausfrau:
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yaaltdle yeurtren sdllatmaaen

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3ouis uia 1eras & Bacific 8abn
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(5ortIebuna.)

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Gil, ffarFer gcl,mt;.

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belt bur9 Sutt'azpillen, Elm abiolutes
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biefelben gu meinsr aenntniB bra6tc.
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TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
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y q u N 10 ollie.

Gan Ilntontr. 1eg., II. Ruu.
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III Gents; Com Niobline GIG Gents:
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Riooling 6air IL 7ll8 Gents.
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grima 8anmpolIamen Nsebi per
7unne $25.
gaumnoIIiamensOei, rob. 277S-2S gts
Srtma SounttuolliaMru Sudden, pei
7nnnc $24.
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SaBe 8artoifeln, 80 gts. per Buihe.
Rohl, $l.75 per 10D yf6.
8ohnen. Bahs, 40--5O gts. per sei{ts
8rline 30 80 gts. per &ife.
@urfen, ysuibel. RtSte $l.5O-s2. 90.
Ofra, u 8uibel.sfiite so Cts.
Squoih. "a Gulhel. sfiite 25 gts.
@gier. BfanSen, 25-35 Cts. per u Buff.
&orn, l5-2O gts. per Oukeub.
Bfeifer. 30 Cts per BDr.
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ssah 9aDernia, Sutberlanb Gprings.
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Mutunft
Bnn Stodbale. SUTHERLAND Springs uno
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Soutbern ssaciftc 8abu.
sN. a. & &. Rabu.

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(Suniet Oepot) ..........8.45 Nbenbs
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Dallas, Sort Bortb uub @acD, tdglicb
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ORS. HIGHT & WHEAT,

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Sialitdt. bic beriihmte beutic9e IorseGon.
Gements6llun8. bic qenaue Duplitate
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Q1aret . 8eriebt
Gan gutpuip. q, Gpnember i!
Oteb 5 aysartt.

San Nntonin. 81. gsobember 1906
0hSen 81. bis 50. 90 Der 100 Bfb.
Stiibe, $1.75 bis $2.35.
BuIlen unc .Stogs", 81 go bis 1925
Sdbrlinee $500 big $2.35.
a6lber $3.50 F1is $500.
Sbafe $3.25 big 81 90.
8ieaen 81. 10 bis $z.35.
Shmeine $4.00 Bis $3.50
Ut. 4outS, 81. 4Dn. -Rtnbbieh.
9otipes $500 Bis $500; 7e.as gieh
81. so bic $3.50.
Shmeine. $3.50 bts 6.425S.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-12
TAFT AT FORT RILEY.
Secretary of War Pleased With Io-
cation of the Post.

Fort Riley. Kan, Nov. u.-Secretary OF
War William H. Taft and party, after
spending Sunday at the post here left
late this afternoon for Fort SILL Okla
From there the secretary will depart for
Fort Sam Houston, Tex
Secretary Taft, accompanied by Quar-
termaster General Humphrey, Brigadier
General Barry and Captain Hutchinson
of the general staff, arrived at Fort Ri
ley late last night. This morning they
inspected the ground that has been laid
talon of engineers and a signal company
post in order to make Fort Riley q brigade
post. Secretary Taft expressed himself
as pleased with the location and said that
Fort Riley, on account of its location. had
a splendid outlook, having the qualifica g..
tons OF a division post.
Secretary Taft and party were given n
luncheon at the quarters Of Colonel +. s.
Godfrey and later was rendered a recep-
ton that was attended by all the off
GERS and ladies at the post.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-12
END IS VERY NEAR.
Generals Mind Clear, but He Is
Steadily Growing Worse.

Bakersfield, Cal. Nov. T-Dr. t. w
Mitchell took the temperature of General
Smarter at 1875 p. m. and Immediately
after gave the following interview TO the
Associated Press:
The patient is now in a dangerous con-
dltton and from the nature of the illness
cannot say whether he will live through
the night or not. Drs- HertZenstein and
ThoIne. who were called from San Fran
cisco for consultation purposes, have laid
out course Of treatment that is being
followed.
The results of the temperature as
taken show it TO have risen to 102 8 since
o clock; pulse g., respiration So
DR.. Mitchell will remain in constant at
tendance at the bedside all night 4
nurse and a quantity of oxygen and med
icines arrived this evening from San
Francisco and were Immediately taken
out to the ranch.
The patients mind is still clear al
though he is gradually growing weaker
Mrs. w. II. McKittrick, his daughter
and Captain McKittrick are keeping a
constant vigil. Mr. McKittrick has mott
fled relatives and friends throughout the
United States that there is no improve
excellent condition TO stand a strike, as
very alarming