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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-08-23
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-16

En- 81 depaTtamento de agriculture de
Mayagiiez, hay vacante una plaza de steno
grGfo tipeaUTiter con un sueldo de cua
tro dollars diarios. Los examenes sc lleva
ran & efecto en- San Juan 81 dia 2 de Fe'
brero; en- Ponce, el dia en- Mayagiiez el
dia 8 .rf ...> g..4r -,
Los que deseen examinaTse para ''se.
reno" en- ell departamento del Quarter
master, deberan Bolicitar los "blancos" O.
han de llenar, del sefior Becretario del
servicio civil en- sus ofcinas, altos de y
calle del Cristo, en- el edifcio conocido por
Diputaci6n Provincial, al lado del ConBe-
jo Executive.
--Ayer ha empezado circular Ell
ferrocarriI del Ceste hasta Ponce. SaIi6
a las Is lego las p. m,
Ell dia 20 SO celebrar6 un gran ban.
quote orillas del Guajataca, al que asis'
tiran muchaB autoridadeS. y
Ell vapor Julia ha transferido su
viaie para el sabado pr6ximo. II
--Inf6rmase que varios comerciantes de
esta ciudad estdn recojiendo frmas para
recomendar 10 reelecci6n del ST. Todd.
Sc aseguTa tambien que 81 fuera rec.
lecto el sr. Tood, POGO despu6s presentarfa
Su renuncia, por tener Decesidad de aten"
der sus asuntos particulares.
Ell abogado don Manuel 0. Figus.
roa Figueroa que ejercfa en- Espafla su
profession, ha alberto Bu bufete en- San
Juan.
Sc asegura que le ha sido ofrecido 81
puesto de alcalde de San Juan al Sr.
Hernandez Lopez, pero que este no acept6
aunque se recomend6 uno de sus ami.
gos.
--El Sr. Martinez Engui sustituye en-
las ofcinas del Attorney al sr. Fran
cisco Acosta.
Ell primer tomo de las Bentencias del
TribunalISupremo de Justicia ha sido va
impreso y repartido & las COrtes de JUS
ticis.
Esta noche dar6 retreta en- la plaza
"BaIdorioty" Ia banda del battalion de
Pto'Rico.
En- aIgunos hoteles de esta ciudad
se han recibido 6rdenes pidiendo habitacio.
mes para asistir las pr6ximas festas del
Oarnaval.
-COntinua de gravedad 81 sr. Fran
cisco Acosta.
Ell Sr. Cerecedo que obtuvo la buena
pro del Teatro para las feStas del Car.
naval, ha hecho traspaso de sus dereChos
al Sr. Santos Philippi.
-Ss aaegura que nuestro compatriota
81 Sr. LIDO Manuel Ginorio, Juez munich
pal de Cayey, presentar6 hoy Bu Tenun.
cia de COncejal eleCto del Ayuntamiento
de San Juan.
-El dfa 21 ge ver6n en- IL seCci6n e.
de Il Corte do Dto. Las apelaCiones Ga
iuiciOs criminales.
-Ha negado San Jusn 81 Juez Gi'
neEio, Dc oayey,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-16

Anoche circul6 por la ciudad ia noticia
publicada hoy en- nueStra ssCci6n de cab eS
de que Ia ciudad de Kingston, Jamaica,
ha sido destTufda por un terremoto, au-
mentando la horrible catastrofe el incen'
dio que Sc desarroll6 luego.
LAS autoVidades sanitarias han em.
prendido una vigorosa campafia contra los
expenditures de Ieche GduLterGdG aver
fueron hechas diez denuncias. La opinion
p6blica Sc muestra favorable que medi-
daB restrictivas sean aplicadas los espe,
culadoreS que atentan contra la salud del
pueblo.
-Regres6 aver de la isla el Beior Jaime
Annexy, presidente de turno de la Union
de Puerto Rico, quien termin6 gu turno
entregando la direction. Sustituye al
sefor Annexy en- Ia referida presidencia
el senior Matienzo CintT6n, que Sc ha hecho
cargo de ella.
Aver celebr6 session la Junta Central
de Ia Union de Puerto Rico.
Ell vapor Noruego "Indiana" est6
anunciado para sslir de Buenos Aires y
Montevideo hacia eli % del corriente mes
con este destino.
Ell Sr. Modesto Gotay, nombrado
aver empleado de la Cdmara de Delega.
dos, ha presentado hoy la renuncia de su
cargo.
En el pr6ximo mes de MaTz9 se lle-
varSu efecto exdmenes para el ingreso
en- el servicio civil. Oportunamente in.
formaremoa al p6blico.
En- las dltimas horas no Be han re-.
cibido telegramas de la isla en- el cusrtal
rpanoPn1 10 Ia vnoISo2o Ja,,v,unsOuJN ,SnNSu
hecho delictivo.
En- uso de icencia Sc encuentrs en-
eBta Capital el Honorable Juez de Paz de
Ia Carolina don Nicanor Zsno, 4 quien
tenemos 81 guSto de dirigir nuestro afec-
tuoso Saludo.
-Clnco administrators de CoFreos
ambulanteS har6n 81 ssrvicio postal por
ferFocarril de San Juan Ponce.
LA plaza de eSten6grGfo, en- Vayagtiez
Eer6 exclusivamente para muiereS se
llevar6 efscto en- ingles. Para las 30.
licitudes deben pedirse modelOs en- blanCo
y las aspirantss deben dirigirse al SeCreta'
rio de la comisi6n del gervicio civil.
--Por cumplimlento de condena fueron
puestoB en- libertsd en- Ia carcel de San
Juan en- AreCibo Felipe Lopez y Rodrf-
gueS, Eulogio Garcia, Manuel Morales;
en- la de Humacao Santiago Estsban
Ugarte, Bias Benitez Isidoro Ortiz On
Ia de Ponce, Miguel del Vale u Vicente
Libran.
Aver tarde Sc llev6 q efscto el sepeIio
del caddver de Ia esposa del senior Marcos
Rosario, inteligents tip6grafo dc Ia i'm.
prenta del gobierno. AL piadoso acto
asiBti6 numerosa Concurrencia como tes.
timonio de simpatfas 81 ST.. Rosario. FL
SeioE RiveEo MendeE dsBpidi6 81 dualo con
gsptidas frRssR. RIP.
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Sc anuncian algunos casos de viruelas
en- Ia Ciudad. Sc han tornado las dispo'
siciones del case.
Ha llegado & esth ciudad 81 senior
Guillermo Claudio, practicante de Cayey.
Probablemente presentara IL renuncia
de su cargo por hab6raele presentado me-
jores proposicioneg en- esta Capital en- dom
de ejerci6 otra vez.
Aver tarde encontr6base en- Ia des'
carga del mueIle 81 bracero Prutencio
Garcia, y dos carros que Chocaron, le
produieron una heFida contusa con des'
garros De los tegidos blandos en Ia articu'
laci6n de Ia segunda falange hacfa 81 bor'
de derecho del dedo anular con fractura
Decentralization del mismo otra herida
como de un centimetro en- 81 dedo medic
de la mano izquierda. La primeIa de
pron6stico reservado.
-Desde 81 dia Is empez6 Ia circula'
ci6n de trenes directos de San Juan &
Aguadilla, Mayagiiez Ponce. No hay
que decir cuanta es Ia importancia de este
nuevo servicio que ha de reportar grandes
ventsjas al pdblico.
Los alumnos del octave grado de la
s'Grammar School hacen elogios de Ia
conferencia de geograffa que diera aver 81
Sr. Coppler. Claridad y precision predo'
minaTon en- Ia conferencia que result6
interesapte.
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Billiards en- eI oeste
Newfalls, Enero 16.

I
En- los Eados del Oe fneas fs
bones tdn exhausas de vvere pue suse por nerup
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-16

En ogta inprsuta'us vends papal q ps,
fi6diea yiaie { $500 qulul,
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una COMISION de
Guaya1iIIa.
Los sefOIss EustcquiO Torres J lIIisss
Olivieri, en- eomisi6n deI muni-
ripiO.
Tratass D Ii antlslBo para % hospital ] Otras
0hrls Del trszad0 Do una carrstsrS.

Sc encuentran en esta Ciudad los Befio.
res EuBtoqnio Torres, actual alcalde de
Guayanilla don Ulisss Oliviery, de ID
Junta escoIar
Estos Befiores vienen en- comiai6n del rel
ferido muRicipio para recabar del gobier-
no insulaI resoluciones favorables & aque-
lla administration, entire elias Ia concession
de un anticipo de SIS 900 para Ii termina-
ciEn dc IN hospital, reparaci6n de GALES u
otraB obras de reconocida utilidad p6blica.
que no han podido realizarsa con 81 iItimo
emprestito concedido aquel ayuntamiento.
Los pianos para el hospital han sido
hechos por el ipgeniero sefior Blas 8ilvs,
de Ponce; y en- los presupuestos de gastog
se ha procurado aunar Ia mayor economfa
con IA mejor seguridad , e6ciencia dc las
obrag.
Otra question importante surie allf y es
Ia proyectada construction de Ia carretera
n6mero 2 de Yauco q Ponce, que ha de
tocar en- Guayanilla que ha de Teportar
segurog benefcios 4 Ia localidad .su dis
trito agrfcola.
Parece que 90 pretende que 81 trazado
de la referida via, al llegar las cercanfas
de la poblaci6n, SO desvfe paBando como
q uU6 h4OM6tEUs 70 6448 cIuzhuuU pOE
los barrios de sBarrero" "Macana'' en
la zona rural de Ia repetida poblaoi6n.
Green muchas perBonaB que serfa de
mayor conveniencia para todos los vecinos
propietarios de Guayanilla, que dicha
carretera pasara poT el extreme de Ia zona
urbana de Ia poblaci6n.
Asi Sc facilitarfa 81 mayor trafco agrf-
cola y comercial en- benefcio de todos los
elementos de Ia region. Ademxg, pasan-
do dicha via por el Feferido punto, habrfa
que construir allf un puente, que 81 bien
representa- alg6n costo, seryirfa de medic
de escape Ia pobIaci6n case de peligro
de una creciente de las que con frecuencia
smenazan aquel pueblo circundado como
est5 por an peligroso rio.
Los sefiores Torres Olivieri 30 propo-
men visitar hoy los funcionarios del go
bierno insular y permaneCer6n On San
Juan algunos dias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-16
r. MATANZO
Or. EN- MEOIClEA Y ClRUJIA :

Ell MEJOR REMEDIO para las
malas digestiones es 81 agua de Vilajuiga,
Que se halla de vepfa ca 81 establecimiento
de sus agentes generates Badores r. Font
' hernano y en los de sshoreg B. Fern6n.
dez , hermanoB, marina, sahores Sobrino
y Fernandez, Crigto % y Fortaleza IA
PreCio: botella de it1o, so cants. 8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-16
DOY m PALABRA OE HONOR

Que los who's mas puros. Las oonsar-
vas de las mejores fabricas. Los jamones
y salchichOnes mas seIectOs. Las GalIetas
y Bombones mas fnos. Los quesos y Dos
tres mas delicados. Los Licores Cham
pagnes mas reputados. Las mantecas,
mantequillas = aceites inmejorables. Y los
mejores.y mas selectos artfculos de prime
ra necesidad que Sc consumer en- todos los
hogares de la fsla ne Puerto-Rico son de
Ia CASA CERECEDO, San Francisco, As.
ttIGT. COLIN ADO .
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de tod
pos u e ep dud m yo@vand duse6ct aad
6
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~ proc deedD Dns pa s de sddmfnds sbr 10 de
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" 10 % d la a
bih
moral como Hue
0e 6da7on d osd d<rsy acne
e duse1
s h sh
mas ka
u 1EaN
iCdA
NOta:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-16
La Ciudad de Kingston destruida
New York, Enero 16.

Antlas ocurido
aneae Jamaica h udsd Dc Kingston qued6 drud complete FL cable
a nterumdo Saen de mpanfa auTaro Las
ddas Dc d humans La a nde aguaFdan auxios
atdsofe
probableme sda aqu aeg
osible
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-16
SHRVIGT0 ESPEGIAL DE CABLES
DE
La DsmoCraCia"y y La Correspondence
UNIDAS
TeTTi6Ie G0lm0Ci61 t9TT5quea en- Jamaica
Saint Thomna. Enero KS.


one
anhlaa E fuego declare
de mas que
hto Ign6ranse noica del f6
Hosd asIadas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-16
"a TlEDTA
Al ado dol ultanIonto
DE i. ECHEvA ARRTA

Dedicado expresamenta Is venta de
efsctOa religiosos, jugnetes y traJes para
ninos,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-16
EI CIero frances en- terCera asambIea

To-
DSde ceebndoe castillo
c0 frances no Pu Oeeb Tea del caTdena Richard
Caca
Jesuas recd nidad
miones
acudi6 at6cos
los hyO repdbC perudquen
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-16
EIinyierno en- New York
New York, Enero Is.


excepdmente dfas FL
de S 40 grades Oe ce En sin embargo muchos Dc
amentos ead
mOan modo aarmant Sc epidemic rudecerd
negar hfo anuncada
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-16
POIitiCa Cubana
Habana. Enero 16.

16.
Ell movmient nando
eB
de los Estados Unidos Vrio
rp6bCa Opnse com6n
fmar las leye puzga probema cuban solo oo or
ueldos pngue pOs nfuyents ZyB Gabto
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1907-12-12
CITY LOCALS.

Mrs. Ed. Haisley of Glover is ill with
pleurisy.
P. ]. Aasen is attending to business
in LaMoure
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Oscar Beggs of Glendale on Dec. 4th.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Harrison of Riverdale at the
Ryder hospital on Dec. 9th.
Jim Hill returned the first of the.
week from Spokane. He did not see
anything there that appealed to him.
We have one new cash register for
sale. We mean to give away. Call
and see us. w. A. McCulley Land Co.
w. S. Wickersham and Mrs. c. B.
Fenton returned yesterday from For
man where they had business in probate
court.
Head cheese, liver sausage, bologna,
frankforts, link sausage and pressed
ham at the City Meat Market. w. r.
Bishop.
All indeb ted to either C. L. Marshall
your account at the office of w. A.
McCulley Land Co.
Adna Hatch is back to Oakes again.
ne says nc was OHc VI I1C06u II1en l6lO
off by the N. P. at Jamestown on ac-
count of discontinuing the block
system.
c. l.. Marshall left Monday for
visit with his sister, Mrs. Wentworth
at Sioux City, and expected to start
from there yesterday on his trip to
Spokane.
Read the four bank statements pub
lished in this issue. There is no finan-
cial stringency there. On the contrary
the deposits have increased over the
year before.
Frank H. Barrett has been granted
pardon from the penitentiary. Bar
rett was sent up for life for being ac-
complice in the murder of John A.
Brown, eleven or twelve years ago.
Campbell, who was sent up with him,
was the real murderer and this boy was
just the victim of keeping evil asso-
ciates. Campbell and A: c. Dagner
also asked for pardons, but were re-
fused.
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largely made

ganization was effected, largely made
up of earnest young men.
Regarding the campaign, l will say
I have the pole in the race and will
keep it. l prefer to attend to my
duties in Washington and leave my
campaign with the people. They have
the say this time.
SIN Washington, about my first
work will be to find out how much of
the 500, ,O0O, 900 the government placed
in the New York banks ever went into
legitimate channels of trade, and how
much ever reached Chicago and the
twin cities. These questions are peril
nent and I want them answered. The
people of the northwest are entitled to
this information.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1907-12-12
WANTS TO KNOW
WHEREFUNDSWENT
Congressman Marshall Will lnves.
tisate Where Money Was Placed
What He Thinks Of the Grand Fork, Conference
Has the Pole In Senatorial Race
and Intends to Keep Il.

Minneapolis Journal: Congressman
Tom Marshall of North Dakota has one
avowed purpose in view when he reach
es Washington, and that is to ascer-
tain just what became of the
500, ,000, 900 poured into New York by
the federal government-whether or
not It went into legitimate channels
and If any of it came to the twin cities
and the northwest. While in the city
today on his way to Washington, he
spoke briefly of the financial situation
and also OF the good government con-
ference recently held at Grand Forks.
He said:
''The conference at Grand Forks was
arranged for before I became a candi-
date and +! was in no way responsible
for it, and went committed to no pro-
gram. Mr.. Twichell candidate for gov
ernor, had no opposition, and I think 9
majority of the other candidates favored
no endorsements. A committee, friendly
to the candidates, reported unanimo ously
against the endorsements. All went
into the conference without mutual
understanding and perfectly free to
act as individuals. After full and free
discussion decided to turn down the COM
W1CCee report anu agreed 10 lnQOrSe
candidates. Mr.. Johnson's supporters
favored Endorsement of all candidates
except senator where his personal IN.
terest was involved. The decision to
indorse left open the question as to
what Offices Endorsements would be
made for, and had not Judge Lauder
made bitter attack on me, in all prob
ability, Endorsements for governor,
congressman, etc, would have beer
made-leaving out senator. Judge
LADDERS attack wrought up the con-
ference so that they suggested they
would not listen to such a suggestion
from me.
"Aside from two or three of Mr..
Johnson's radical advisers, who gave
out in advance that they were there te
make trouble, good feeling prevailed
The gathering was strikingly represent.
ative, made up of thinking people
farmers, business men, professional ant
newspaper men, all in earnest. The
good government movement was giver
tremendous impetus. A strong or
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1907-12-12
MARSHALL GETS PLACE.
He nay Take the chairmanship Of Privs
Land Claims,

He nay Take the chairmanship Of Private
Land Claims.
Washington, Dec. lit is probable
that Congressman Marshall Of North
Dakota will take the craftsmanship of
the committee on private land claims.
This is one of the less important COM
mittees of the house, but it carries
with it good accommodations at the
capitol and the privilege of appointing
q clerk for the session at S. per day.
Mr.. Marshall will be ranking member
of the committee on Indian affairs, Mr..
Sherman of New York retaining the
craftsmanship. As second man on the
committee, Mr.. Marshall will have a
hand in framing the Indian appropria-
tion bill, one of the biggest Of the en-
tire budget.
Representative Gronna of North
Dakota will go up several places on the
committee of public lands by reason OF
retirement of old members.
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They make it seem familiar and most

They make it seem familiar and most
dear,
As journeying friends bring distant
countries near.
So close it lies that when my sight is
clear
/ think l see the cleaning stand;
l know, l feel, that those who've gone
from here
Come near enough to touch my hand.
l often think but for our yelled eyes
We should find Heaven right around us
lies.
l cannot make it seem a day to dread,
When from this dear earth l shall
journey out,
To that dearer country of the dead,
And join the lost ones so long dreamed
about,
! love this earth, yet shall I love to go
And meet the friends who wait for me,
l know.
And so for me there is no sting in
death,
And so the grave has lost it's victory;
It is but crossing with a bated breath,
And with set face, a strip of sea,
To find the loved ones waiting on the
shore,
More beautiful, more precious than
before.
ST. Petersh,1rp Fila Times.
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George Baldwin Dead

George Baldwin, the we'll known
land owner, died at his home in Apple
ton, Wisconsin, Saturday night at the
advanced age of seventy-five years.
Mr.. Baldwin, it will be remembered,
ns nad DOWN stas fsT s Tseks S aSe
home, and while no particulars regard
ing his death have been received here,
it is probable that it was the result of
his fall. The funeral was held at Ap-
pleton yesterday. The deceased was
one of the largest land owners in the
west, and in Dickey county alone he
owned over four hundred choice quar-
ter sections of land, the value of which
is considerable over $1,000,000: He is
survived by two sons, one of whom,
George Baldwin, Jr., is we'll known
here. w. A. McCulley, who looks after
his land in this vicinity, left Monday to
attend the funeral.
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MRS. W. STANLEY
DIES IN FLORIDA
Came to Sargent County from
Hayton, Wis.,, in 1883
Lived Here Until 1902 When She Went to Florid
for Her Health. Mother Of George
Stanley Of This City.

Mrs. Fannie F. Nicholson Stanley,
yesterday morning, the 5th inst, at
the Stanley home on Ninth street, just
south of the city, at $50 o'clock after
funeral services are to be held at 2
the direction of undertakers Bussey &
Waggoner, Rev. Jas. P. Hoyt, pastor
of the Congregational church Of this
city, officiating.
Fannie F. Nicholson, daughter Of
Geo. Nicholson, was born at Mt. Morris,
Livingston county, N. Y, May q, 1886.
In 1852 her parents removed to Hayton,
Calumet county, Wisconsin, when at
the age of fifteen years, her mother
dying, she took charge of her fathers
home and was housekeeper and mother
to the four motherless brothers and
sisters left to her charge.
In 1872 she was joined in marriage
to Wayne Stanley of Hayton, Wis,
where they resided until 1883 when
they removed to Nicholson, N. D. Hel
health, always delicate, could not stanc
the rigorous winters of North Dakots
and on Nov. Is, 1902, she removed tx
st. Petersburg, where she has since
resided.
-Four children were born of this union
two of whom are living, Geo. ]: Stanle,
of Oakes, N. D., and Mrs. Maud E
Ramm of st. Petersburg.
Mrs. Stanley was a consistent mem
ber of the Methodist Episcopal church
of Cogswell, N. D., and after he
removal to st. Petersburg she unitet
with the Congregational church of thi
city. She was an ardent Temperance
worker and never lost an opportunit,
to further this good cause. She was
member of the w. C. T. u, of Cogs
we'll, and of the Eastern Star, Logal
Chapter No. 2, Oakes, N. D. TIL
bereaved husband and daughter hav
the sympathy of many St. Peterburl
friends.
BEYOND.
It seemeth such little way to me
Across to that strange country, tn
Beyond,
And yet not strange, for it has grow
to be
The home of those of whom ! am s
fond;
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1907-12-12
Charged With Setting Prairie Fire

Finlander, was arrested last week on
the charge Of starting the prairie fire
which burned lot Of hay for Allen
Withee and others in the neighborhood
of Guelph a few days ago. He was
given a hearing before Police Mag
istrate Keyes Friday and was bound
over to the district court for trial. His
bail was fixed at $3.50, which he has
been unable to furnish.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1907-12-12
Big Game With Glendale.

The high school basket ball boys will
Ellendale in the Academy Of Music on
the evening of Dec. goth. The teams
of these two rival cities meet
about this time each year and so
far our boys have the best of it. They
desire that a nice crowd turn out here
and cheer the boys to victory. The
better encouragement the boys get the
I. better game they can play.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1907-12-12
STROLL CONFESSES
TO MURDER CHARGE
Throws His New Born Baby Into
Well Of Water
Occurs on Biederstadt Farm Near Merrcourt
in September. STORY Of Finding Of Body
Already Told In These Columns.

Geo. Stroll, who was arrested at
Berlin last week, on the charge of
failing to bury the dead," has con-
fessed to the murder of his infant child
and will enter the plea of guilty in the
in the county jail at Glendale.
Some , weeks sa sag ago al baby was found
and an investigation Of the matter led
to the arrest Of Stroll. He admits he
threw the infant in the we'll the night
Of its birth. The mother testified it
was alive as she heard it cry. No
reason is given for the deed.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1907-12-12
Elected Officers.

At the regular meeting of Burnside
Post, G. A. R., held yesterday after
noon, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
Commanders. G. Cady.
S. VA. T. Eaton.
j. VI. j. Dill.
@. Nj. N. Chamberlin.
Surgeon--J. N. Bingham.
Chaplain-E. R. Kennedy.
o. D.-J. w. Christian.
o. CIV. B. Wrangham.
1t was decided to hold public in
stallation of officers at Academy of
Music on the evening of Jan. 18th. An
interesting program will be prepared
and the public is invited to attend.