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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-10-18
kwia prawoslawna byloby wanna
zdobycza polityczna.
Telegramy zagraniczne

tecZnoSc Oorad, WSkaZuJa z nledo-
wierzaniem ma to, il Konferencya
Pokojowa ma onegdajszem odby-
tenn posiedzeniu plenarnem przy-
jefa nastepujacych az 13 uchwai:
y uchwaia W sprawie zalatwienia
miedzynarodowych sporow; p
urzadzenie miedzynarodowego
sadu w kwestyach zdobyczy; -
uregulowanie praw obowiazkow
neutralnych mocarstw ma ladzie,
A. to samo ma morzu; s. zakiada-
ME min podwodnych; 6) bombar-
dowanie miast przez okrety wo-
jenne; y obchodzenie sic zaio-
ga zabrana okretow handlo-
wych; 81 ochrona lodzi rybac-
kich; 81 gwarancya zapewnlalaca
dostarczanie pocztowych przesy-
lex; 10) sprawl zaciagania diu-
Cow kontraktowych; III przemia-
ma okretow handlowych ma wo-
jenne; 12) przeprowadzenie ge-
newskiei uchwaiy odnoSnie do
,,Czerwonego Krzyza" podczas
woien morskich. wreszcie 13)
kwestva uregulowania eel W GA
sic wojcn l2dowych. w dalszym
ciagu przyjeto Pewne poStanowie-
MIA przeciw wyrzucanlu eksplodu-
iacych Srodk6w balonu. oraz W
sprawie ustanowicnie sadow roz-
jemceych warunkowych lub tez
stalego trybunalu rozjemczego.
Wieden, IS pazdziernika. -
Cesarz austryacki czuje sie o ty-
lie lepiej, re Zebra prawie zupelnie
ustapila. a katar piuc wcale sic
ME pogorszyl. Sen przerywaja mu
czeste napady kaszlu Mimo tych
pomyslnych objaw6w, pacyent IL
czuwa og6lne znuzenie lnforma-
eve o stanie zdrowia cesarza po-
chodza z .dwoiakie~o 1rodla z
prywatnego oficyaiaego, zrod}a
te niejednokrotnie sic re SODA ME
zgadzajq, ale urzedowe wiadomo-
sci sq przewaznie uspokajaiacej
treSci. - Najp6zniejszy bulletin
opiewa w nastepujacy sposob:
Chrypka II cesarza zupe1nic znik-
nela, wobec czego moze roma
wiac calkiem wyraznie bez nate
zania sic zwyczajnym tonem. A
petyt posiada zadowalniaiacy, ca
lie usposobienie jak og0lny wy
glad zmienily sic znacznie ma le-
psze.
Paryz, IS pazdziernika. = Tu-
teisza gazeta YGilblas" komuni-
kuie wiadomosc, re rosyjski mini
ster skarbu, Kokowcew, podczas
niedawnego swego pobytu W Pa
ryzu, czyni} wysiiki celem uzy-
skania novel pozyczki. Premier
francuski Clemenceau przyrzekl
swoje poparcie W tym kierunku
pod tym jednakze warunkiem, ze
rosyjski minister dla spraw "a
granicznych, da pewne gwarancye
w odnosnym uk}adzie rosyJsko
francuskim. Warunki te So naste-
pujace: rewizya rosyjsko fran
cuskiego uk}adu wojskowego, ov-
wieszozenie czeSci dyplomatycz-
nej tego ukladu i zapewnienie
przychylnego stanowiska ze stro-
ny Dumy rosyjskiej do tel pozy-
czki.
Paryz, IS pazdziernika. - De
pesze, dochodzace tutaj ze srod-
kowej poludniowej Francyi,
przynosza bardzo smutne wiesci
o spustoszeniach wyrzadzonych
tam przez powodzie. Rzeki Loara,
Rodan j Saona przemieniiy sic te-
raz w rwace prady, ich dorzecza
przedstawiaja obecnie widok
morz lub jezior. w setkach miast
woda ma ulicach wznosi sic po
10 do Is stop. w niektorych dy-
stryktach panuje straszna nedza.
Glace Bay, IS pazdziernika. =
Wczoraj rano stacya Marconiego
dla telegraph bez drutu tutaj jak
Wy Cl;fda., Tr1ordvi zOstaIa Od-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-10-18
l3 waznych uchwal.
KONFERENCYI POKOJOWEJ.
Cesarz zdroWszy.
Warunki pOzyezki francuskO-rosyjskiej.
POwOdzie i nedza we Francyi.
TELEGRAF BEZ DRUTU ODDANY DO UzYTKU
PUBLICZNEGO

Zasepca ubie Baony Echa katastroy
FOntanet POcag wpadf do rzei Straszne samObojstwO
pijaka- sejmu fIIipinskiegO.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-08-09
BROTHERS ARE MISSING,
Two Men Are Believed to Have Been
Drowned While Swimming.

Two Men Are Believed to Have Been
Drowned While Swimming.
A man named Bloomstad, who has
claim close to the Cannon river fer.
ry, near Mandan, reports his two
brothers missing and the indications
are that they have been drowned.
The two missing men had adjoining
homesteads close to the Missouri riv.
er, about mile from that of their
brothers, whose claim was near the
hills. About week ago Bloomstad
went to his brothers claims but could
find no sign of them. The houses were
closed; stock in the corrals; dogs
chained up and horses in the barns.
Indications were that the animals had
not been fed for several days and that
the owners of the homesteads had not
been around for some time.
A search has been made for the
missing men, but up to the present
time they have not been located. It
is the general opinion that they went
swimming and in. some manner were
drowned.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-08-09

This summer it is the city of Lund's
turn to welcome the peopl e of Swe-
den and the world to the annual ex-
position. 1t is eleven years since
Malmo. Southern city of the king
dom, had the exposition, and it is
time to hold the exposition in q
south coast city again. Owing to the
proximity Of Lund to Copenhagen, it
Is expected that thousands of Danes
will visit the exposition, and, of
course, the attendance from Southern
Sweden will be of record-breaking
character. The exposition buildings.
arches and collonades are all ready,
presenting to the visitor most at,
tractive appearance.
The population of Gotland seems to
be unique in that almost one-half OF
1t is feminine, the number of males
being 24,67O and the number of fe-
males 27,2S5. AS is we'll known, there
is great preponderance of women in
all European countries, despite the
fact that more male children are born
than female babes, SO the large per-
centage of males in the population OF
Gotland is rather remarkable. Anoth-
er unique thing about the population
OF this district is the remarkable
longevity of the people. Out of ev-
cry 1000 people 233 attain or pass
the age of fifty years, while in the
rest of Sweden only 164 out of every
1000 reach that age.
A Russian torpedo boat recently
entered the harbor of Cafe, arousing
great curiosity. The commander
stated that the boat was merely MAX
ing a trial trip, but why it should
come direct from st. Petsron to this
city he would not say. It was learned
that on the way the torpedo boat
had followed closely after E. Kron-
berg's fine new steam yacht, which
1t seemed to study with extreme care.
On account of the old-time suspicion
and fear in Sweden of the purposes
of the Russian government, the I'M
expected visit of the warship was not
a very pleasing one to the Swedish
imagination.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-08-09
Injured Catcher Dies.

As the result of injuries received at
ball game at Marston Moor last Sun.
day Thomas Holmes. twenty-five years
old, who has been holding a claim near
Medina, is dead. Holmes was catching
for his nine when runner cannon.
ed" into him. Holmes was thrown
and his leg broken. The injured limb
was set and everything seemed to be
going all right when internx Injuries
suddenly developed. Wednesday
Holmes sunk into stupor and did not
again regain consciousness.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-08-09
To Deport Insane.

Sever Linke, an inmate of the state
insane asylum at jamestown, is to be
returned to Norway, of which country
he Is e citizen. Superintendent of the
State Insane Asylum Baldwin has com.
pletad all the necessary arrangements,
after having established the fast that
the man had no legal claim for main
tenance and support from the authori-
ties Of this state. 1t Is stated also that
several other patients Of the institu-
tons, who are citizens Of foreign coun.
tries. are to be likewise deported.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-08-09

A congress of the deaf and mute
is to be held in Copenhagen this sum-
mer-the first in the history of the
city. There will be speeches without
end. and a variety of other attrac-
tions. i. f., -
~
Herr Henry Olson writes from VI.
ennat to "Dagbladet" that during the
past five years more than five times
as much Danish merchandise is being
sold in Australia as was the case be.
fore that time
And now the Danish government
has become modern, indeed. The
latest railway tickets carry advertise
ments, as do street car transfers in
American cities, and the conserva-
tives are astounded at the innovation.
The socialists are making a move
to establish bank in Copenhagen.
Hitherto they had divided their bust
ness among the various banks of tho
city, but of late there has risen a
strong demand for a socialist bank.
to be managed by socialists, on So
cialistic principles, so far as possi-
bic, under existing laws. This is but
one of the many indications of tho
increasing strength and activity of
the socialists of Copenhagen.
In recent issue We spoke of an
excursion to Iceland, undertaken by
some forty members of the Danish
rigsdag, the purpose being to get an
insight from first hand knowledge of
the needs of the island in the way
of legislation. Now it is announced
that the king is also going to visit
Iceland. and great interest attaches
to the event, as it is known that his
majesty's hope is to cement the bonds
of friendship between Denmark and
its tributary. The Icelanders are get
ting restless under the Danish rule.
however mild and just it may be, and
are beginning to talk pretty boldly Of
declaring their independence. To
quiet them the Danish government
has made them various concessions OF
far-reaching character, one of these
being the granting of very large
rights to the Icelandic parliament
rights that are practically equivalent
to home rule for the island, so far ~
lawmaking is concerned. But Ice
land, which has little In common with
Denmark, will be asking for complete
independence before long, unless a
change comes over the people, and
the king hopes to bring about such a
change by his visit. He will be
democratic and seek to win the love
of the people.
Emperor William Of Germany, his
queen and son, Prince Adalbert. were
guests at the Danish court the early
part of July, and now 1t 10 rumored
that the betrothal of the Danish kinx,s
youngest daughter, Tyra, and the Cor.
man prince was arranged. Important
II true. s.$$
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-08-09
SWEDEN.

A home for the regeneration of fall
en- women is in process of construc.
ton at Cafe.
A dispatch from Stockholm saws
that several inches of snow recently
fell in Karungi This is the first
snowfall that has occurred in that
part of Sweden at such a time of the
year.
The well-known Swedish opera sing.
or, Miss Anna Tropp, who last year
withdrew from stage life, to wed
Ernst Gustaf Wigart, a prominent
government Official, has begun suit in
the courts for damages on account of
breach of promise. She alleges that
Wigart has declined to marry her.
after having permitted it to be pub.
licly announced that they were en-.
gagged, on which account she dolds that
she is his lawful wife and therefore en-
titled to part Of his property. Owing
to the prominence Of both parties, the
case Il attracting widespread attention,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-08-09
How Odd.

How Odd. s "
Galley tell you. We had ! hst ola {
time last night.
b Ascum Really What wss g. N
cause Of It.?
Galley Cold bottlss
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-08-09
The weed crop Is q good one.
The weed crop Is still boosting.

s Mandan is getting ready for free
delivery.
DR.. White Of Minot has located at
Ambrose.
Rays new school building is to be
a beauty.
Flax is a fine looking crop around
Columbus.
The Richland county fair dates are
Sept. 24-27.
Real wet rains have been falling
around Bantry.
lost his umbrella.
Now is the time for all good men to
pray for late fall.
Kindred has had lot of trouble Sc.
curing ball games.
Roads leading into McHenry have
been greatly improved.
The people of Fessenden are proud
of the reorganized band.
Work on the coal mines around
Dogden is being rushed.
More fine artesian wells are being
put down near Lidgerwood.
-
Alleged oil finds in this state no
longer cause much excitement.
The Denbigh brick plant is in ope.
ration with capacity of 10000.
Broncho busting is still great sport
In the western part of the state.
Judge Winchester held a term of
court at LaMoure for Judge Burke.
Kinks in the Great Northern track
at White Earth are being taken out.
A Bantry man is experimenting
with device to grow fence post holes.
The Leeds artesian well is down
over 1000 feet and still going-some.
Harris Tough, young boy former.
ly of Northwood, recently died at Sc.
attic.
Baseball has been unusually sue.
cessful in many towns of the state this
year.
With lumber going higher the ce.
ment block makers are getting more
business.
Five cars of a Great Northern
freight train went into the ditch near
Walcott.
AT Willfston- the tennis courts were
used for a race track and the players
are sore.
The Galveston plan is meeting favor
with Mandan business men and NAV
be tried.
The band at Steele has paid for its
instruments and has " cents in the
treasury.
Crops around Ray are reported in
fine condition with frequent and co.
pious rains.
At Lidgerwood a large number of
citizens have put in their supply of
winter coal.
This is the time of the year when
the flour mill Is shut down for the an.
nual repairs.
The water supply gave out at a
Velva celebration-and there was not
large beer supply.
horse fell into a we'll at Binford
and was killed by another horse
which fell on top of the first one.
A Grand Forks dealer claimed that
there was SO much water in the oil
that the faucet to the tank rusted.
The Ward county branch of the A, 8.
of E. is not satisfied with the propo.
sition to boost wheat to 81. 1t insists
on $1.25.
Some men who want to start dairy
ing outfits have visited Palermo and
looked over the possibilities of that
section.
Benson county hopes to have as
successful a fair as last year. Leeds
people have made big preparations for
the event.
Andrew Kosanke, whose leg was in.
~ L. NJ
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-08-09
North Dakota
8 News Notes

. 4 - ~ - ~ NfN0
A~~~~~.->~~~~~~
Steele gets q second tailor shop
Towner had successful carnival.
Maddox gets another drug store.
NecEe wants an anti-spitting ordi.
nance.
A commercial club is necessity at
Rugby.
Crosby people want we'll that's a
real thing.
Towner Is to have its park surveyed
Flasher is discussing the organiza-
ton CT creamery. :"
TIE Mayville tow mill is being ope-
rated with full force.
There are more excited rumors of
scarcity CT farm help.
The farmers around Rugby want an
elevator of their own.
A site has been secured for the
creamery at Walhalla.
State. banks continue to grow and
develop into nationals.
There are six rural telephone. lines
running into Maddox.
Telephone extension work out of
Medina is being pushed.
The people of Edinburg enjoyed the
concerts of the Adams band.
Ball playing on the streets of Portal
has been placed under the ban.
The cornerstone of the McHenry
county court house has been laid
Budd Reeve is travelling around the
state with Oil Inspector Wilson.
T. S. Way of Wolford was bound
over on charge of selling booze.
There are some rank violations of
the game laws in Mclean county.
The farmers elevator at Granville
declared dividend of 10 per cent.
The experiment station at Dickinson
interests the Stark county farmers.
Two rural routes will be established
out of Glenburn early in September.
The reorganized band of Souris is
practising indqstriously and noisily.
Farmers in the vicinity of Fair.
mount had success with their. straw
berries.
There are seventy-five farmers in
the plan to have cooperative store
at Walhalla.
William Mains was held under ST..
WV JULIUS 1OI dSSdulIluS CudrlcS MA.
honey at Leal.
There is the usual criticism of per-
hitting the fields to grow up in must.
ard and weeds.
There are complaints in few of the
new towns about the quality of the
drinking water.
Forty miles of telephone extensions
have been added to the telephone sys-
tenn at Drayton.
A colored man and white woman,
each of whom operated joints at
jamestown, were fined.
The outlook for big potato crop is
not as encouraging as 1t was. The
bugs keep on eating up the plants.
Recent rains greatly improved crop
conditions around Glenullin, where
moisture had been scarce, this sum-
mer.
The Westhope ball team disbanded
after playing thirty-six games and get
ting an even break on victories and
defeats.
The appointment Of Judge Burr of
Bottineau to be district Judge seems to
have pleased every one except a few
at Towner.
The school house at South Pleasant
Hill in Kidder county was struck by
lightning and destroyed by the fire
which followed.
Cando wants composite brick fac
tory like the one recently started in
Denbigh, where bricks are made from
sand and cement.
The old creamery that went bump at
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-08-09
DEN MARK.

A congress of the deaf and mute
is to be held in Copenhagen this sum-
mer-the first in the history of the
city, There will be speeches without
end. and variety of other attrac.
tions. #, ,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-08-09

The tourist traffic has become lively
along the west coast, hundreds of for
eigners pouring into the interior.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-08-09

Herr Henry Olson writes from VI.
ennat to "Dagbladet" that during the
past five years more than five times
as much Danish merchandise is being
sold in Australia as was the case be-
fore that time.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

First time in this city is what hap
pens when Murray and Mack present
their latest novelty. The Famous
Pony Ballet" We have had musical
shows before with good choruses, but
regardless of the expense Murray and
Mack have secured and added to their
big company the Pony Ballet, which
made such a hit at the Hippodrome In
New York last winter. These little
girls are said to be the best dancing
girls in the world. coming to America
direct from great successes In Eng.
land When they are seen in their
various dances and intricate move
ments. then only can they be fully ap'
preciated The costumes they wear
are gorgeous They are all handsome
girls and when they can take fifteen
encores nightly It Is no wonder Muir
ray and Mack are fortunate in engag
ing their services.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16
TRACK AND TRAINI |

,w,s made % fer the sse of the saFi-
cue committees which viii ha"~
eh&rge II The tao esnt passenger fare
Hills, which haE@ been presented Y"
the legisaAanre- The Santa Fe obseeaS
To having th" p@s@e@ss' iA1"
just 81 pFes~nt' ana 'Ae s'~ "
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enne passengers co"S'''"sa ''~'"
per cent "f The ""0"'
Santa Fe employes and taeaf fa
miles riding on passes. III $40 per
eent.
rmnlo,.s Of other roads riding on
passes, 10 par cent
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16
LIMB Wasted
WITH eczema
Obliged b Lie With Limbs Higher
Than Head Suffered untold
Agcnies and Could Not Walk -
Doctor Said II Was the Worst
Case no Ever Sax.
ANOTHER WONDERFUL
CURE By CUTlCURA

"T reoeiyeA your letter asking ior
inforrnasion about using the Cutaeasfa
Remedies. used them for ecsrnsa.
The doctor said il WAS the worst case
he eser Saw. It wxs On both Limits,
from the knees % the ankles. We
tired everything the doctoss knew of.
baa the Cuiicafa Remedies did the
moss good. I was obliged 10 lie wlth
my limbs higher than my bead, for tho
pain was % terrible could not walk.
l suffered untold agonies. One limb
wasted away a great deal smaller than
the other. there MAS Sd much discharge
from il. found the CutieIra Rem
edies very soothing, and | still keep them
in the house. | am very thankful 10
say that am cured, and You can pub.
lish this statement II you wish. i found
the Cuticura Remedies all that you say
they are. | hope that You may be
spared many years 10 make the Cuticara
Remedies for the benefit of persons sssf-
fering from the torture Of skin diseases.
such m I had. | remain, yours re-
speesfully, Mrs. Golding, Box s, Ayr,
Canada. June d. 1905"
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16

A writer In the Breeders Gazette.
Chicago, submits the following plan OF
hltching three horses abreast without
changing the wagon In any way. This
plan works nicely where an occasional
pull is necessary: IL on hay racks,
which are usually made narrower In
front than behind. bore hole In the
front end Of the left hand bed piece
to attach clevis and ring. Use an or
binary three horse double tree and
chain, passing the chain through the
ring In the clevis and fastening to
rear axle or reach of wagon. 1t can be
similarly arranged on box or wood
rack.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16
PURIFIES
0.0.0.THE BLOOD

evy pat q the BODY aEpeaasas % e -, E - -.
this vital anid - kSp
nparss and psons As long ~ remains s @ -,
u;uro1sly geaeEal heatA or
sosue special pmp t@shs nu
blood
acid the presence o. some
result Of morbid nnheatny
blood Ssofula Contagious blood
on poison remains born win
the effect manifested
a palid the eyes are s
usually the body not iniy
fed weak impure eo" IN
troubles S. has proved itself perfect remedy sas Gown % s S
waste or osegn
stream sustaining Nothing reaches
every particle Q. amt
blood
properties establishes the foundation Tor good
Ulcers Skin Diseases
and all blood diseases and disorders are eue
Of herbs and earks aud . n hnt
medical advice desired
free. YIE SWIFT &pEC81C CO.s AsASSsAs ~es
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-16
CURED or CHAPPED HANDS

II have used the Cuiicura soap Tor
chapped hands. which l had been
troubled with for about three years. !
suffered intense pain and itching. l
used nearly two cakes of the Cuticura
Soap. and my hands were completely
cured and have never troubled mo
since. also took the Cuticura Resol-
vent for tho blood at the same time.
I can recommend the Cuticura Rem
edies 10 others suffering the same.
Chas. Young. plattsyille, Ontario. Can
ada, Sept. 90, 1905"
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IIsFss from Fnspiss setaas fsasa fnfsnsy @ age
ssnslsag u CstlraEs soap y. 0ilinsns, he tssol.
sm ~ I'm form "a ChseaNss casFd fAss, L. Ezf va
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