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The daily tribune., 1906-03-23
Woman Commandant.

Washington. d. O.. March 23-For
the first time In the history of the
United States . woman has been des.
isnAted by the president az command.
ant Of anAvy yard. The navy yard.
1t IL true. is only = little one at Sack.
ett's Hartor. on Lake Ontario. in New
York state. but 1t 10 = navy yard new
ertheless. and at one time In Its his.
tory vas famous. The woman thus
honored il the widow Of Albert II.
MstcAlfe. late cnommAndant Of the
yard. and she is the third that besrs
the name Mstoalf yet to bold the posi-.
ton. The navy yard has been in ex.
istence for almost . century. and since
It was authorized By congress. back
In 1907. many Of Americas distin.
suished naval officers have command.
ed IL.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-23
Embezzler Found Guilty.

St. Charles. Mo. March 23-Antor
9. Mistsge. former cashier Of the st.
Charles Savings bank. who has beer
on trial for the last two weeks IN
der . charge of embezzlement. tods,
was found guilty and sentenced to two
years in the penitentisry. TIL.
count upon which no was found
guilty was the embezzlement o.
a, 900 But there are several otbel
indictments against him for embez
element aggrega'ing from 1900 tt
%. 900.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-23
BODIES
ARE RECOVERED
Ten More Thought to be
Dead in Mine.
Gas Explosion in the Century
Mine Near Fairmount, w.
Va, Does Great Damage
Dead are Foreigners.

Fairmount. W. Va, March 2S-At
10 O'Clock this morning it was stated
that eleven men are known to have
psf;shed in the Century mine explo.
sion last evening at 8 O'Clock. and
that ten more are missing who are
also more than likely among the
dead. The work Of rescue is very
slow on account Of fears of the gas.
Very few Americans were In the
mine at the time of the disaster
Most Of the men were out OF the mine
when the explosion occurred else the
loss OF life would have been great al
there are 250 men employed. There
we're perhaps twenty-five injured
Sto will recover. The mine 1,
owned by Shaw brothers and is oDe
of the largest independent minet
in this vicinity.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-23
Insist on Senate Amendments.

Washington. March Ex-senator
Beveridge. BillinRhsm and Patterson
were today appointed upon the state
hood conference committee and in.
structed to insist upon the senate
amendmen
The daily tribune., 1906-03-23
Al Deaths Door.

Columbus. o.. March 2s-Gov.
Pattison's private secretary today said
that Mrs PAttison told him the gov.
ernor psssed = fairly good night and
WAS resting easily today. He IL very
weak q d 1t is feared that he may
not be able to Withstand the sink Ing
spells which he has and which are be
coming more and more frequent. The
physioiaps have failed to explain
what 10 his silment.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-23

II pays TO advertise your wants In
the Tribune.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-23

wARMER-Partly oloudy tonight
and Saturday; warmer tonight.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-28

lei Elm Strife alisgebrohen. Die
Nadri6t por iibrigens niht tpabr,
ocnn es Bate MIR cine flelne 3abl
BON arbeitcrn einen boberen 2obt
g~eiorocrt, ser ibncn alid) beiuilligt
muroe. 9epor Dies aber befannt lpllrs
oe, batten i%ogenonnte freie Soilrnali-
item Sen groBen 3citungen in 6ranfs
fltrt, Berlin II. +. 10. t%elegrnpbirt, Dob
III einem bcItimmten 9etrieb BEL
&rupp geitrift peroe. Som Sranfilrt,
Berlin II. /. N, pllroe bic Nadrid)t
nod) griiliel, Eoris, 2onoon @ien
II. /. III. meiter telegropbirt, uno ole
meiltcn Gorreiponocnten iiigtcn nod
etmus bin5u. Illd) nob In1erifa
brnd)te Scr 0robt oie Na6ridt. 0ort
i6Iltg man inn Concentrations 2ericon
nadL uno ga 9rllpp oamnls $4,000
9(rbeiter bate, mo 5nar IN @iicn,
Wng0eburg, &iel II. i. No., lpllroe Die
Sohc notiirli6 entiprcdeno gemiir.
oigt uno mand)e 9lGtter fiiuoigten
idon cine Gcpollltion in GeutiDIano
an.
@er einmol @elegenbeit fat, elmo
iold)e Nadri1t auf ibrer Teiie i'm Die
@elt 81 pcrfolgen, fam babel sic
merfpiirbigiten %griabrungen ma.
dpl,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-28

8roBartigen Se6r. un0 SammelItGtte
tllr ar3tlifes 6ortbiloungSpcicn, oo5
plelleldt ieincsglciAcn ni6t bot mo
ooS Die boditc @clpumocrimg Der
tral15oltld]en Ner5tc erregtc. Berg
mann ut eS aud, oeiien acn1cinniibi-
gem Mirfen Ole Stoot Berlin Die Srs
ganilntion ibres TcttlmQslpcienS per-
0allft, orrh Die ihnelitc @iiliclci.
ltilng bel ~plotlid)en Grfronfungeu II.
unglilfsf0aen in ser goltjcll Stoot
lotort 9ebrodt mer0en fam. 81
blidt Der 9efeiertc Gbirurg ollf ein
ilberalts reides 2ebeltslperf 5ltriif,
itro eS Itebt bon ibnt nod 10 monfc
Selltllng 5lt cripartenL "a er in iciner
NiiItigfeit lltlb Stride ben Ginoruf
eines ~SilnglingS nit groltcn @ao.
rem" mad)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-28

nuren itno jener Grinolinen, Die al
len 6rauen oaiielbe 4lisieben gaben.
Gum crlten Mol eridien Oieie Wooe
i'm Sabre 1920. Solbein bat oieie
SoiIettcn in Den i'm Muielm 5l 90
iel allfbemabrten 3eihnungen, oic Die
pornebme Came, oie @oelfroi, bic
9iirgersfrou ltno sic Shenf1pirtbin
oaritelcn, i'm 9iloe feIt9ebalten. aae
oieie 6rallen erfrelien iid zines enor-
men &orperumfangs. Die &eiirode
bnben 5lpei pornebme 9amen, oie lid
ourd ouBergerp0bnli6e 6ettleibigfeit
alts5eidneten, auf Dem @eDiiien. 0a
Ole beiOen 0anlen in Earis lebr be.
FAINT maren, gcpobnte man iid nodJ
uno mad an lire Hciirode, uno menn
man nit iuten barber iprahL erfldr-
TEN Tie, 0oB es in einem beiBen Cont
mcr fem b%equemcres Wtittel CUR 2ufts
~5uiiibrllng gcbe. Sic gIaubtert, Aer'
gerniB erregt 81 baben; melt gefeblt;
man fanO oie Nelerllng gan5 rei5eno.
Gobones er5dblt, oaB Die Otooe Der
boben araipntteu, WpoeQ 1880, otf
folgenoe @eiie entltanOen lit: Gin
iebr befannter Sdaliipieler trnf ieoen
Gag einen S6riititeaer, Ser nluSals
einen Tllrinfel bate 1lho oeSbalb
feinen 8rogen tragen f%onnte; oofiir
triig cr elegant g%efniipfte Sols5inoen.
Ser SdriftIteler mar nidt menig
iiberrai6t, oils err einige Gage ipGter
Den aiinItler cine gon5 Gbnlide &ra-
potte tragen iab, uto ga Ser Sfolt.
Ipieler Die &ramatte all6 auf Der
giibne trug, pliroe iie raid beriibn1t.
gum ShluB iei nod er5Gblt, mes
bolb ieit einigen Sabren Elm gebiloeter
guropGer bei'm Sdnoeorud Sen @Q-
bogen bis 5llr Sfulterbobe beben
m,B. Gines Cages lit sic Erin3ei-
fin BON @oles an einem Sllrunfel in
Der 46ielboble uno mar 0esbalb &c.
5pl,ngen, Sen Arm bonn &orper ent-
fernt 81 bdlteu. Sic nabm trotoem
an einem offentlihen @~mpimgeSbeil
uno tbeilte au6 nad redts uno naf
Iinfs SGnoebriide aus, inoem lie elm
penig linfil6 Den @qbogen in Die
Sobe FOB. 0ieie Mrt oes Sdnoeoru-
DIES milroe bon Ben Soflingen iofort
nadgeabmt, 'llnb balo fam Sic Wooe
all6 nad Dem Continent. Sect lit eS
ollerfeiniter Con, Ben @Qbogen 10
bod ais moglih SIT baben, menn man
einem 9efannten bie Suto reiht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-28
3nr 8ulocncn Sudbcit bcs 8rpf6cr.
5ugs BON Saoen nnb icincr
Srmt.

C9lacmanniid)c Mrnoart.)
@SoS i'f. mi &er& 100 3iebt's 81 BIZ?
Wtod)tidt fllrt mobl iiber'5 Mecr
@o cinitig lid 81 Scimotb gii -
Gag, lid oaS 81 9ige6r?
Gem BORT, mos booiid 2Gnoli bliict,
alnter Jim Shirt 10 9llet,
"a bIiict 1uobI al, 0es SolfS @emiiet
On ici1er trelle Suct. 49,.
$ bet g'(ebt emol c WoioeIi
SIN Ih0uc Sbcrlono -
Gas Sdidinl lid en- bolo nit 9'ii
8 bats g'morie umanano'.
Gbci, Batter bets, d)ei Mitcter mcb'
,Sn finer Scimatb aba,
lin 10 iidIs fltrt, 0oS Ser5 poa @cb'
6llrt nodl Intcrifa.
Omar bets sic piclc Sabre MS
Gbet' @olO I'm 8iictcr g'ipnrt -
Der 6eimatb IN Jim 6iirItcbltS
Sets Siab' I'M Srclt bilpubrt.
Silt 3icGt's mi Scr3 nit bob'rcm
SfIag
Gum Shirt 90 a%orliSrub',
@riugt oar ici' &iob' 5ltn biit'0en
Gag
2cgt e StrGubcIi Oar5uc.
60 mo9e 9liiemli gel iii ROTH
(Sit boo'id)cr 2onbestrahD
Nnd) plelnlol bliie'n inn bis BUM
500
St ibrer 6arbenpradt.
lin no 9uOcnier, nab I'M fern,
0a ton c ber5Iid); Sod!
Dir, 1nier'm eOlen 2~anoesberrn,
@elia6ter 8~robber5og!
(Sert6a Stonder, in Ser n0aptoner
SoIf3- 3eitltng.O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-28
ScutIdl : Mmcrifaniidl.

9ariiber idreibt Elm College: Gie
@erquidung Der oeutidJen nit Der
engliiden Sprohe forbert bier unb
ga bie fomiifiten @edielbdlge SIT
Gage, uto mand)e port bieien .bietert
aaes," nomit 9emeint lit, Dob BET
ibnen ngGes aufbort." Ger Seutidp
Imerifoner nimmt Geoeusarteit, Die
ser englii6en Sprad)e eigentbiimlid)
iinb, beriiber uno peroelltidt iie allf
feline beionbere grt. sd babe met
men Weirb aufgemadyt," beiBt alti
3eutih: sd babe beiblolieit." IS
bape MADE ZIP mn MIND" Ser
Ieutid-a merifaner trinft rid)t, iors
bern er nimntt einen ~Grinf;" er
gebt nidt ipo5ieren, ionbern cr
nimmt cinen nWalf;;" es idcllt ober
poer flinoelt nidt, ionoern bic gen
rin9t, Die ltbr idla9t nid)t, %ionbern
ltreidJt 5lpolf. gm S%dufiglten miro
oas engliid)e @ort einfod iuie ein
oeutideS abgelponbelt, linb om So
miihIten fIingcn bic oergeltelt miB-
bonoclten bolfstbiimlid)en HebenSnr-
ten, ipie .0oS ~iettelt ben S1id;"
Ibis lettel& the boib;" mos IN ge=
treuer llcberietune beiBt: vGas
madt Nos gebodte Sleiid) fertig."
sd bin eefirt," beiBt 10 piel, mie:
sd peiB. iporan i6 bin;" lit man
ober lin einem Sir" 10 ltedt mou in
Scr alemme.
Sn beltih-omerifoniiden 5orni-
lien miro bel iiber Die 2eioen bes
~Ufitbpens" 9eflo9t. Ger 3in1mer-
berr lit Gin &ilbmer, unb an gnbe
oes Wonots nlub er, ipenrr CT orient
lid lit, in ben Eorlor Der 9aiismir-
thin lteppen uttb ieine Nente bc5ob-
len. Sot CT fein fGihes @elb, 10
giebt CT eincn Gbed bin unb crbGlt
Den idmalcn &did 5uriif. @enn CT
an Worgen gebreaffaltet bot, gebt CT
sur Gitp in Die Office. Gabei ipolft
CT %enttueber, ober ct nreibet" nllf Der
Gar" ltntertpegs lieit er iein uYd.
per-" ipettn er etipas anf feline Wiit.
teriprod)e bGlt, nennt er es rEopier."
Gr irelit Iid, fpentt Der ,,Heporter" es
"9emenihert" bot, ooB BET Dem Seler
cine uSrrpriie Eartp" Itattgefunocn
bot, unb lperit er bieies pihtige Or
eigniB nidt finbet, aebt ct gleid gum
nGbitor" unb yfidt." ST iagt 6em
ormen Seitnnssmann, 0a6 er ymit-
aus ieinem Gaper tbun fann," oaB
CT es ~iiberbai,pt MIR bGlt. Inn bas
9eutihtblim .auf5ubaltert," bob sic
engIiihen Edpers pieI better iinb unb
oab er Die beutid)e 3eit1ing mir me,
gen Der Niiibs bon .oroitben" lieIt.
Ter arrne goitor friegt einenS trcd,
obadt" Taroon unb peripridt linn,
IN Der n1d)iten Nummer cine 30
tice" iiber ben @orfan ai ,piibli,
ihen." @afbem oieies @eitaft gu
leiter gefriebisung erIeoist Ill, be.
giebt lid infer Mann in Die Office,
100 er Die ibrigcn .glerfs" ii. Boot
feepcrs" griiBt iinb beionoerg ser
aSeipreiterin" oas freunoIi1Ite CD
deln aeist. Witn mad)t er iid on sic
arbeit, 1T iebr ubiiiiig,~ beid)6ftigt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-28
@pm Sdnuiescrpater entfibrt.

Cine %fiirioie @ntfiibritng '8eldid)'
tie miro aus ser NGbc BON Scriaiaes
beridtet. 3mei beireinoete uib IN
Der Staot iebr befamtc 6amilien iei-
ertel nit groBem Eomp Die Sodl5eit
ibrer bei6en &inbcr. Gen ShluB
biloete ein lmltiger 9oa. gls gegelt
Mitterind)t Der iunge @bennam Ieifte
Srai iud)te, Inn iid) nit ibr ST ent'
iernen, fonnte err tie nireenos iirtoen.
Ct fragte ieine Sfpiegermntter, Die
ieboh mld nidt malBte, ipobin hire
SodJter perihmunoen mar. Vtait
mnroe nun 1ngitlih uno lid)te Die
jnnge Ssran i'm gart5en 2ofal, lopie
in Sen @o6rmngcn Der beioen 6omi.
lien, sod, nirgenos mar cine Spilr
pon ibr at entoeden. Gie Haft oer-
alma inter eriolgloiem Suder, uno
man fanr iih Die aufregung Oes Jun.
aen gbemannes porIteaen. gnolid
am ndhIten Gage erbielt cr ein Eele.
arontrlt aus England, in benz inn
feline Gran m%ittbeiIte, bab tie Der Sci.
oenIdaft, oie ibr - ibr Sfwieeer.
pater einflobte. nidt hdtte mioerIteben
fomnen uno Dab tie eliidIih iei, nit
ibm pereint su ieinl-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-28
Snocm or, nndjoemt CT.

DIS omiiiante Bud oeS 8cimarel
Sll0enfreIiers 9artels iiber Seine bo1
Ssfar 9luncntbal Gnregling SIT cir
paar biibid)en 8erien gegeben. 81
itelt olS Wotto einen Sot poron, Ser
fir bas feline Spradempfinoen oes
@cimarer Wonomanen oa5 bette
3eugniB ableot:
Motto: IS lit iopiel ib meiB, bis.
bcr nod niemals bprporgeboben NOR
Den, mcl6e beoenflid)e Goae Der 80,
ron Gotta, ser Serlegcr @otbe's rlno
Sdiacr's, in Der oeuti6en 2%iterotilr
ipielt, inoem er, 1lod)Oem CT 5llerit I'M.
iere Screen perlegt, banu oud 9ornc
uno Seine in ieinen OienIt 5og."
IbpIf 9ortels.
Ser 9lOoli 9nrtelS in @eimar lit
Gin Nrier bon maihehter Geinbeit.
SEER Goolf 9artels lit oild Stililt
Son unper9leihborcr 6einbeit,
Snoem er, nafoem er baS Seinebuf)
idlif,
8erounfelt ielblt aorl6en WieBnid'S
Hli.
SEER 9looIi 9artelS in @eimor lingt
Seit SSobrcn Die n1nlihc @eiie.
Gin @ie0erfQucr ,0eS MorteS. Der
idjlingt
Gr 5miefad) ieglid)e Speiie,
Snoeln er, ltad)oem CT li6 miio' &C.
ond)t,
gliS oreiscbn 9iidern boS picr5ebnte
mad)t.
SEER @ooli 9ortels miinidt inuieIih
ginen Ypgrom ritter ben 0iftern.
Gin fritild)er 0reldgraf. ltellt er lid
6etrolt Den 5iirnenoen Hihtern,
Snoem er, nad)bem er getobt lino gc-
briiQt,
Gid in oen tentonilhet Iantcl 6iiQt.
SEER Ioolf Gartels crn1brt lif SIT.
niciit
Som S6impfen aus Seitte'S Oi6tet.
ga meib or Die aotbipprte sid nro
BRETT
81 itnttlid)en Suuien st id)ihter,
Snbem er, nad)bcm or Dem Corn Elm
Haub lit,
Sir Wit mo tonenoe Inmutb tolib
lit.
Ser 0ifter aber I'M 2orbeerbain,
Gen polterno Elm $50. 9artels be.
leibigt,
gr i%Iiiitert IdfeIlpo: 80, laBt i'm
idrei'n!
lln0 oaB mid Niemono pertbeioigtl
Snoem er, nadoem er Iid mlsge.
ihmobt,
ssm eigenen llnraib 5l @rltnoe gebt."
Grnlt b. Bergman nnb bic mubcrnc
Gbirnrgic.
(3u ieinem 70. @eburtstage, 16.Sep.
tember.)
Continental : Gorreiponoen5 aus
9erlin.
sSn oielen Jugen bat cine Stiiolci,s
@eieaidaft fran5oiiiher aer5ie Die
oeutid)e SniipiIiaot beilid,t, un0 oils
Die @1ite @eleeetbeit bniien, 3eugen
elmer Operation Eroieiiors b. Berg.
mann 5u iein, on moren lie pollerge.
numbering fir Die Siderbeit, Die alt
b%eroroentlife grfabruns unb Die
Mitbe oieies eroBten aIler beutid)cn
Gperateure. llnb bod mar es Elm
Sieb5iaj6briger, Der oieie Operation
oiisfiibrte, oenn am 16. September
blidt Grnit b. @ergmann auf iieben
Observation-Disclosures ,,triif Mhpr hiS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-28

EGhc snr &eiie ms Nnslano BE-
iorst 6. 8aine, 9r. 413, Git.gaIti.
mOrc-S trahc, nabe GOitambOmie-Au
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-08
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.

ton (rep.l; Milo N. Young, Royalton (rep.).
Forty-ninth Dtstrict-Senate, r. n. Vail, vir-
ginia trep.) house, .John Saari, Sparta (rep.) j;
Joseph Austin, Chisholm (rep.).
Ffftieth District Senate, 4T M. Pugh, Du.
luth trep.l; house, %Andrew Miller, Duluth
rfP 81 Kssda Duluth rep
luth (rep.:); Clarence B. Miller Duluth trep. !.
Fifty second District-senate. I'D. NJ. Gum.
tsRa Waiter ho0 case eee eesus " Rae5
Fifty.third District-Senate, James Johnston
B Be eR R,1's p William
FIFTY fourth plstriet-senate. j. J. . Rhnann.
Torah tdem) House, Joseph Friedman, Eden
Valley tdem.); John R. Howard, saux Center
Fifty-ffth District-senate. IL. O. Thorpe.
Willmar (repo; House. 9. q. Johnson, Lake
Elizabeth R,st. 10, trer n},:+u,o. So
ton, ortonville (den.). House, Knut Knutson,
Fifty.seysnth Distriet-senate. ..ole Q.
spooneS. Morris (repS; ". q. BieIneil, Nor r.
rifty;eishth Dlstrict--senate, G. J. Gunder-
ster, Glenwood (rep); q. q. Lobeck, Alexan.
T!ttS:sinth p,strist-ssnste. Ole Q. sassns,
M ..M VAL perham rep g A Aass
ander, Pelican Rapids (rep.).
Moorhead (rep}; house. Henry e o. BJosge.
Lake Park (rep}; ""John T. Lommen. Com
stock (rep.);'R. ]. Wells, Breckenridge trep.).
Sixty-trst District-Senate, A. L. Hanson,
Ada (rep); house, J. L. Void, Twin Valley
(rep.); ]. J. opsahl, Bemidji (rep)
Sixty-second District-Senate, "A. D. Stephens.
Crookston (rep); house, John Holten Fertile
(rep); John Saugstad, Eldred (rep).
Sixty third District-Senate, @B. q. Sundberg,
Kennedy (rep.); house, I'll. o. Hanson, Stephen
(rep); Daniel Robertson, Argyle (rep.l.
Indicates members reelected, 81
candidates. former members.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-08
OFFICERS ELECT IN
NORTH STAR COUNTIES

ANoKA-Auditor. A. A. Caswell: treasurer,
G. W. Lenfest; sheriff, John Palmer; attorney, Al
bert F. Pratt; register, II. A. Harrington; Judge
OF probate, G. E.Green; superintendent George D.
Gsrc9 Game
G. A. Nelson. All are republicans. = :
CASS-The following county ticket was elect
ed: Auditor, I. P. Byhre; treasurer, N. T. Nc.
Keown; register, N. J. Guam; sheriff "A. B.
attorney, ]. S. Scribner; coroner F. L. Wilcox.
+, ToDD-Auditor, Walter Peltier: treasurer, Fl.
Froeilch; judge of probate. j. +. Locke; coroner
G. =. Reeves: surveyor. s. S. Sargent; clerk,
republicans; register, W. J. Clutches (deln. };
attorney, L. H. Davis (dem).
KANABEC-Auditor. Anton Peterson: treas
urer G. Oscar Peterson; register. a. NJ. Ander-
son; sheriff. Otto Altman; Superintendent, Claus
Morgan; surveyor. T. B. Vickery; county attor
ney, w. A. Howard probate judge Lewis Mel.
son. All republicans.
August G. Johnson: register, August Hafteen:
county attorney, ]. J. Woolley; judge of probate,
Henry Sp1ndler; sheriff, \. 81. Grant; coroner,
DR.. Moffatt. All republicans.
IsANTI-Auditor Peter Grift Und.); treas
urer. G. A. Exstrand; register, John Evgberg
sheriff. Claus NJ. Johnson; Judge Of probate,
A. II. Southland; county attorney, H. F. Bar
ker; superintendent, G. Benson; coroner, r. B.
Hixson All republicans
STEVENS Ware (rep.); treasurer
sheriff. Donovan (dem:? }; judge of probate, Stem
ger. (dem.); county attorney, Beise (rep.); sur
veyor, Wheaton (rep.); superintendent, Roberts
(rep.); coroner, DR.. Game (rep.); commissioner
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jas. br1tton, Cured OF Rupture by @. E. Brooks.
have put the price so low that any person, rich
or poor. can buy. and absolutely guarantee it.
wear It, and If it doesn't satisfy you send 1t
back to me and I will refund your money.
That is the fairest proposition ever made by
rupture specialist. The banks or any respon-
sible citizen in Marshall will tell you that is
the way do business-always absolutely on the
square.
Here is what Mr.. James Britton, prominent
manufacturer of Bethlehem, Pa, writes:
&C. e. Brooks, Esq. Dear Sir:-I have been
ruptured six years and have always had trouble
with 1t till got your appliance. 1t is very
easy to wear, fits neat and snug and Is not In
the way at any time, day or night. In fact at
times did not know I had 1t on 1t just
adapted itself to the shape Of the body and
chung to the spot no matter what position I was
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TWO 'TRAINMEN IN
JAIL At WALKER.
CHARGED WITH RoBBING "A PAS
sENGER OF $4Oo.
William Watson Of Cloquet, a Stock
Shipper and Harvest Worker, Makes
the Complaint His Money Gone and
a Suspicious Supply Found on the
Conductor.
Special to The Journal,

Special to The Journal. t@.s
Crookston, Mimi, Nov. Sc. Matheney a
conductor, and Charles Raymond, brakeman,
are In jail at Walker, charged by William Wat
son, who lives near Cloquet, with having robbed
him of $500.
The robbery is said to have occurred near
Bagley while Watson was on his way to his
home after season of work in the harvest fields
OF North Dakota. Watson had several teams Of
horses In freight cur. According to his story
he told the conductor that he objected to anyone
riding in the car with him because he had $500
IN currency and was afraid he would be robbed.
After leaving Bagley he says he went to the
caboose and lay down to take nap, His money
was in lcng wallet which inconyenienced him
when he lay down. He says he loosened his
vest and soon fell asleep. =. -.
Some time later he was awakened and found
the conductor standing over him with a lantern.
Watson missed his wallet and accused the con-
ductor Of having taken it,, which the latter de-
MED. s.,c.-.. -. .,..:. .r..4.
When Cass Lake was reached Watson swore
out warrants for the arrest of the two men, and
they were taken into custody. Matheney is said
to have had 5000 on his person when arrested
and Raymond bought postoffce money order at
one of the towns thru which the train passed,
amounting to $135. 1t is said the remainder Of
the money was paid to an attorney. .y.--
The men were arraigned before justice of the
peace and held to await the action OF the grand
jury. -.,a
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NORTHWEST NECROLoGIC

ST. CLOUD. MINN.-,Philip Beaupre, one of
the pioneers Of Minnesota, died at his home in
Sank Rapids Wednesday after lingering illness,
de went to Sank Rapids in 1856. He was born
In lower Canada and So years old. In 1874
he he moved to Grow Wing, MINI. A year later
he went to the Yellowstone country, where he
was employed by the American Fur company
In 1852 he was sent to Pembina, I. T., where
he was employed in the United States custom
office: orI He was elected sherif Of Benton county
commissioner in 1866 and served several terms.
He is survived by thirteen children
. CUSTER. s. D.-William G. Barnes who had
lived for years on ranch near this place. died
at the age of 70. He was born in Highland
county, Ohio, and lived for some time. in Nc
Donough county, Ill. He came from Crawford
Neb.. to the Black Hills
LEAD. S. D.-Mrs. Louis Klingler, formerly
Miss Mary Hand. and for fifteen years one Of
the most popular teachers in the city schools,
died today after long and painful ILLNESS
She was 40 years old and was married a year
ago to Louis Klingler, a mining engineer
FARIBAULT, MINN.--Mrs Helen Oleson, aged
6I years, an old resident of Rice county I is
dead. She is survived by four children
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aNSI1 IFVIII IITcI
Rengo fruit, one Of the most luscious
products Of the Sunny Southland, is now
declared by scientists to be Natures own
marvellous cure for. obesity or excess fat
A prominent Chicago physician recently
said that thousands of people in the
united States are; now finding relief
through Rengo. -.
Rengo fruit, as it is placed on the mar
ket, is in highly concentrated form, con-
tanning the juices of the fruit in its
natural state. None Of the delicious
flavor is lost by this concentration, so
there is not anything unpleasant about
taking Rengo Fruit. -
Rengo Fruit does more than reduce
the weight and get rid of the fat. 1t
does all this without weakening the pa
ttent, or otherwise working him harm
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and it positively builds up the health.
giving increased strength and vitality.
It brings almost immediate relief from,
the dangers Of fatty degeneration of the
heart and other fatal conditions which
nearly always accompany excess fat.
There is nothing "just as good al
at $1.00 per full sized box, or, If you pre-
fer, address The Rengo Fruit. Co., 1922
Main St., Augusta, Mich, and they viii
gladly send you a trial package free by
mail.
oils by Voegeli Bros. Drug Co., corner
Wash. and Hennepin Avs; corner 7th
ST. and Nicollet Ave-; corner 4th Ave s..
and 22nd ST. corner Lyndale and Goth
AYES N. -. = - -. !