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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-14

ace islbitpsrhdnolih fofert 9nssiss
smods. Man Miro isbt rsae RAD
eTidunssn aHittusn. peIde 6ofientlitl
innsH tursem ben pabrsn 15atbsfahe
us Siht bringen pgreen.@
.@oit 8s6e este Sheila oibmess tief
auf. -4bsr it msius. mir mIb.eR uus
ii6i ausihlieBlia auf biz Qoliiti ptrs
.ahsn. ~ionsern ielbit anh siras tbua.
Die 85sass IL aat, nas2 sin .
aHDifsHo in IOthen Ein5sn.
.Nas i'm sessHpartiseH Siano oef
50de getbdn msYnen fam. it 5treiis
seibetsn, ooer bob sin3sieiist. Wtb
Dssmrno. Sir 4ntbonp bat laf msis
asH Rot5 nod am IelbsH 0eeno telss
3sapbiih einsn ais lsbr seitidt bts
.anntsn 0u5Iinsr gTipatotaJoe 6srs
aelserufeu, uno ssiiern Gadmitial lit
Ser NfdHn bier sinsstrofien. er bat Hh
antsr BEN 0amen Dlr. 2ropn int
Sditbpf 5ur 8rOne sinquagtirt."
s6dRu Sic iih ihOn init i6m in
@srbinOuns ssisbt9"
sSa aRo Hsin. Sd bo5s i'm i'm
gorbeigsbsn ssisbsn uno Gin paar
Borts nit ion sepedfeli.4
Dir. 0ent. Sic bGben mir isbt 10
sie seiogt molten sic NIX nun ni4t
dah nod iasen. men sic In gtroddt
9abea uno porauF 0ieier 9froadt Th
5rinoei?" sat Sbsild.
Zen Ramsu mo6te i4 porl1uFa
nod rerlhneiaen, poh Shye 3peite
6rdge mill ih beantport1u" entaeas
nete Der iunse Ar3t mad tar,em Be
linRen. DER Sohn elmer utiuer ga
sientinnen lit. nbsr pielmear mar. felt
Sobren Elm @epo6nbeitsIdafer. ME Is
oeren in Der bisTsen @sltao ltioer 70
pisle gi6t. ReseImdBia itosn abenO
taumelie er Iin9eno ano i%tpaoroni
genO BON eintr 6srberee Stir ouoeren,
uno maRhmaI lam sf pn6tnlanl dar
nidt aus oem Roufds bsraus. EieIer
anldsinsno unDerteNerlite Qump bat
lib run urpIoBlin betebyt. ieit Dem
Eo9e. no N(r. 8riuplep ben 6o0 fdno,
trinlt er niht mebr ih babe ion tpes
nigltens tein ein3isss Nlal me6y BE-.
trunten Doer aun nur on9e0e;sert aes
leben. un0 pie nit rem Sobne, 10
1T audi NIT Der Mutiey felt eisIem
2age cine mertplroige @erlnoeruEa
Dor ih %gs9dnsen. WGbreno ie fribar
eihe aa3eit duFserdumte, itlbI bel ben
heitiIiteu S6mer3ea uoh luItise
Spibe madenoe 1rau mar. finpe ih
le ieBt nur noh nit rDt9leptinten glts
gen cher in 5brdntn.
oRaiiirlih tonHte i6 uidt um6in,
mir meme 9eoaaten od6ei al maiden.
Bob bic Butter ft i6res 5o6nts pes
gen tdrmte. entnabm ih aus einidsn
gnOtutunseu, bic tie fallen lieB. 0as
tonute Der 5du9enttts ouaeleat bd
Zen, frasts ih mid. @ar e8 am enee
etpas Shperes unO sr DitQsi6t nnr
oesbalb 10 mdBts, neil CT firbitte, li6.
tn Ter Sruntenbeit gu perrat1en2 Die
8%armuthuus, er t1nne an Dir. 9rinos
IeD's @%rmoroung mittslbdr ooer an
nittelbar betteiligt ieiu. I09 nabe, unb
i'd itelts cine tleins qro6e an, iRoem
i'd zines 5dges in @sosnpart osr Bel.
ter gau5 unosrmitttlt oiSien mpto err
pGbute."
.unO2" risf s4sila sdpanrt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-14

uGie Battsr paros iooNn5lsid
Der SEEN ort5ts fit tay3 nm ano ains,
cine Elm Hort 81 iassn. gum 96aI,
piRaus. Stitoem ssbi sr mir aus
oem 0ess."
sGno troB alsoem Speifeln Sie ar
ieiner Sdnlo?~
aSdDobl. trob dleoem speiFls id.
On itiRsr Sdu!N1 0r. Eene 5lieb tt
pgl. pCtr Stein ird5t Of, ME Sic
niieu. Seotafals m06it Id nihs
ooteilil banoein llno nun maB if
MID rsrlbiaisoeu. NiB Desmond.
So5alo i'd etpas neues in @rfabrana
6rinss, tbeiie it Is Sbnen nit"
Q2it sinsm 6sr3tn, oas plSelih I'm
buueert PfunO lsi6tey seporosn al
lein ihien. Iebtc Sheila ibrsn Usa
Tart. 0eHh rar Sis swersttet puros.
oann tonn.e lie oats anoert 9sie ipa
5sn. ME bitter IS an fb audi Isin
mohN.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-14

III &ou SNaU.
migranien. bic f@ i'm. Sabre 164q
tn Southampton ouf Gong SslmH
uieoerlieben. Gein urarpBpuier, So4
tbdm Qolt. e,borts 1916 Dem 4ons
CRETE an. Bon mitterlidtr Settle bek
1T 9esis s.. Bolt Elm GnieI beSS@e{
uerols Gomts Rsais be 3obridnb Dtt
i'm giireertriese elmer Der J~ihrsrabet
u%nionsdrmee mar. pof, Der an bes
&arOdrbs llnipsrftdt, fofpie an bes
Rehtsf6ule bsr unioerfidts BON gSen
Yorf graoutrtt, iibte In Der Gtobt 1eiS
Yort bic Acknowledgements ans unbsipaS
BON 1899 bis 1900 MitaEeb be{
aHemblD bes @taates @ep Wort. Boo
If iebr nobIhabenb; CT befbtsinz8d n{
port ouf Gong Ssldnb, uutern SpIte{
Ban. benz Qrtnoibetm bes 0rahDen{
ten RpofensIt, eineu Qonoffb. Wa
RooieUelt lit poIt felt Sdbren perFrnt
lid %bsfreuuoet. Seine ueue 5tpnun9
psroontt poit itboh sinsg lsinsl
Qualification. \
Su 8opport iDar qoR Gbeffber 1rst{
ipiligen 6eueripehr unb Trunee bed
TreifduIs. als bic Ietierr einmd
cbne Prinstpal mar, ndbm pot bid
SieIluns Elm. SIN l~Iebriscu BoH
ais guhtsmdHu nnb ncungIiHef
SddBe betaant. y
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-14
Alts nrnt Webirnr.

Gibrer (aIs Der 1ourih na6s
trdgIi9 I'm ben JUbrsrlobn fsiHdD.
g4bsr srloubtHs mir, q partie babsns
gsmo9t. ba3 Jbrs 6rsunberln ipiBen
psrben, 5fDsi @6hit5s babens gtmant.
g @tDdnt ssrriHtn. ben 5uB psrs
ftouht, une 6a ponsns nod net NAL
tumptns nbn WartsIn sabIsu7-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-14

On elmer Miiielfhuls fsat bsr Qsbs
rsr btm unflsibigsn SdlIsr Wleier
ben Jraben a6er esoas fhislenosu
Miasr als geiipiel bar. s5a. bsr
gliinsr,~ bsmsrftt Weier. Fd sntfhuls
oiesrIb. Der bdts leidt. Wlit BEN
einen Quge Ttubirt sr Wtothsmotit un6
NIT bsm onbsrn gsfhiats!-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-14
Dn1n Anrrrtrrnhcf.

unteroffi5ter: nNsnn Sbr
Sud ben pferbsn BON 5inten ndbert.
70 mibt Sbr ibnen INNER stuas 5us
rufsn. font eri6rsdeu fe unb j6lagsn
eu9 auf Sure bideu S6abtl unb bas
Gnbt bonn qieoe III II mir boben
fhIieBli9 lautsr labme 9fsroe in Der
Shnahrpnl1
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-14

NIT siemIiaer @ttimmtbeit eripdrtes
tporoen. Der rbbsremtiete Serspg.
9ersoe Grnt @uguIt BON Cumberland,
perruetgsrte Is neusrbines, ben pers
Idnettn @srSi6t auf 6aanopsr fir fdl
uno feline 6amilie diisSuiprsmtn, unb
Der 8unoesratb faBtt ooraaE sinfims
mig ben 9efdIuB. baB I'm SntrreFe
oes Reihes fopobl Der gumberldnoer
ols feline SObus bon Der SerrIddft in
8rdunidpsig su sliminiren Itisn.
Die Wabl eines 8eqenten lit nun
fir bic 8raunidpeiger teine 10 lsidie.
aIs Is fir ben QuBenliebsnbtn Ihetnt.
Sic fuo burh bic Nufpenbunaen bes
Prinasn Albrsht, Der iber Elm Iehr
arobes @ermoeen bsrFiett. %perp6bnt
unb f0nuen nur sinen reihen Reqenten
ssbrdnhen. Die 1,126,000 mlort be-
troetnbe @ipiniite atbt bis dilf ben
REF BON stpd 100000 Mari allen
auf fir ben llnterbt.i bes 6ofTtoots.
Der SdI0Her. bsr @artS, bes @vItats
uno oes Softbsoters.
Inter ben als m0aIihe Reatuten
fur Braunihpei9 s,nannten 6arRs
li6teiten III pobl bic bebeutenbIte per
ioHli6teit Der i'm 90. 2sbsnsiobre
itebsnoe 9tr3Os 9o5aun QIbre6t bon
Wledlenburas Shiperin. Sbm Febeu
rei9e @rfabrunssn in Regierunasbins
gen CUR Seite. inbem er bon 1897 bis
1901 NIT Aus3eihnun9 bic 8eQents
iaaft fir ieiHen minoeriGbrigtn gsfs
fen, ben iebissu @robbsr5og 8siebrih
6rans ~. bon WedIsnburgs Gdpes
rim. fabrie. Seit 1896 III e. srHsr
praioeut oes Dsuti6su aoIouialess
islfdait.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-14
or Isr,tmt nd1 aus.

Ontel Gum ileineR Siio):
mas pirb Dir benn bic Mlama @dos
nes BON Der Rsiis mitbrineen2"
Nd Soft, setpiB pisbsr einsR neuen
Bapa!~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-14
Der Dprr nrs fluuTrs.

.Run, osrr ptofeHor, no nsrben
Sis benn tpobl bisfsH Gommsr psrs
lsben2" .Wlsins Jrau nil in bic
QlpeH, aber msine G6piegermutter
mad 6elgolonb.@ - Run, unb Sts2"
ga, in bin Biz jsbt nod niat &c.
fragt porbeni"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-14
Audi Gin @rfoIp.

Gtdbter (duf benz 2onbe, su
sinsm f6nsrb0rigen Bauer. NIT BEN
Ct bstannt ii). .QlIo nit benz 55rs
rObr, ba bOrsn sic isbr gut2@ II
9 ausr: .Jsin gsst'sl Cabs trlt
brei WOden. bag i4oH brsi tDsgsn
GbrsnbeIeioigung pertlaesn tOnHsn!'
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-14
AnmpIttirter Arrner.

.WssHal9 lift osnn Der Ser Red.
n~ungsrotb 6suf 70 F6Is6ter aaunsg'
I'D, Der bat Tid esItern Qbepa
iiber sttpos etdrgsrt. unb isst Grgerl
Ct fi4, neil sr DsrssHsn bat. mas Fl
MART
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-14

@emdIbe I'm @efdmmtnsribf
bon 16, 750,0 600 mart famen,im Sobrt
1906 aus BEN Nuslanoe mods Deuilht
lamb. Der 9auptlit1crant ipor Sentr4
reia. Die ausfubr DeuH6iaRbs or
@smdlben Ftsrte ii9 I'm beraonaensr
Sabre ouf ben Bstrug BON, $780, 0d
Wtdrt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-14
pietret4te.

Sunger Gbemann:. Wleins
Grau tana auf idaiifHs, baprii4s uno
rheinif9e 2rt tp9en -. aber am beIten
idmedt es bod, iDsnu mir i'm @irtbss
bdus eFen!@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-14
End,n1ittrl.

(3u
isiHsm QnesiteItsH): .9bun Sic sts
toas Dierblattrieen Slice in's Dartes
5immsr uHb bdnssn Gle elm 5ufsiien
ii6sr bic 9bir, oomit bic 8unbsu msbr
3utrausn babsn!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-14
0rirrnph 80 a1tIenTd1aft.

Qr5t; sd nuB Gle be5isli4
ber arontbsit 5bfsr Brau auf oas
Ghlimmfts Dorbersiten." - 6trr:
.erlauben Gle, 6srr 8oitor, bic
Uluitsr msissr Jrau lit an osrisI6sn
arantbsit uno purbe 90 5obrs alt"
ar3t: n5a, bas mar bamoisi
mad ben nsusisen GorlAungsn SdbIs
bisis arantbsit az ben lsbsaSasfdhr'
Iialnls
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-14
AiuSrrslsunn

.Sieb. @retden, in Dem Gter6neft
bort ouF benz Da4e finb bier Suuge!"
"a Ietne: pa 1T Der Gtor9
alIo gu li1 feIbit qetommen."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-14
Snbten bat fat II, 500.00Q
@aer hinitIih bspdHsrtsss2anb.

- Sn isSsr Ssssuo, in isSer lad
barTdaft Iiu6 DsuiI6s gsuug. RAP "a.
Ii6 Io5nt. iia inn tiuen preis fir bic.
@apiHHans neusr @bonnsntsn fix Oies
ie 3eiiung gu beiperbsu. MaR prObirC
e nur einmaI. ii
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-14
aalilnernnrr almnnnn.

s4naetlaetsr. baben Gle nod eipds
gu Sbrer Gntlaitung an5ufibren2" =
rSa, mein 9ruOer 1T Qeent uno bdi
ben bon mir gsItobIsnsn porbsr esgsu
9iebftabl ber5ihert.1
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-14

so. 9srr 2sutnani, Gle molten
morgen UNI bic 6onb Der Eommer5ieH'
ratbstohter anhdIten2" - Qeu t.
nont; s5a, i'd min mai BEN emf.
gen 90rbsdustbsilsn Elm gnbs MAIDEN
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-14
BoriieBnns foIsi.)

Reun nIpdntd a. Sour.
Stuart BAT Bic 9oIla9e uuierseihnet.
bic bic 9aFo9arrateR auf 9abnen in
oisf'm State auf 2 @euts feaisBt.
Die ,siienbabnen peroeR pa6rfheinli6
bic 8erFafun9smaBiatsit ots @eIebes
in zen @egitisn dnfettsn.-Hie 1900
Nnseiiellten Der qfttS6uraer
8rdWreien itrsihn. lie 9rauer bats
ten 9obnerbSbuus uuo oerminotrie
4rbsits5sit beniaiat, Forberten deer
I6ieosserihtli6e Grleoiguns Der an
esren Streitfragsu. IN Qatrpbe
fno bic Arbeiter in Der 9%unal6dnnas
Sraueyei e5enfaas an oeH Sireit sss
gan1en. Tort itRiten audi Die Sim
merlsute, SduSmdler unO Saptsirer.
81 Pbi!eOetphia 6dben
8ahnfrsolsr ben 8erIu6 1ema6t. ei
uen Stuen3u9. osr in Der Ne9tl iebr
gut Select lit. sum Gnt9leiieH su brin
gen, inoem ne Elm beoeatenoss Stiid
BON elmer S6iene d~usiGsten uno meb
rere &abnlhuelen lodsrien. IS 0es
lang. BEN S6nel3ug nod rt6tseitis
auF bic @efabr dufmertidm 80 maiden.
lin lore beioen tIsiRen ainbsr niht
mutieTIos so binterIafsu. ueraiftsss
Die an elmer unbsilbaren Rrnntbeit leis
benOs 6raa Sobn gonRer in Men
port OisieIteu nit Slrptnin unb
mohte Damn ibrsm siaensn 9ebsn Elm
@nOe. Sn 6iIIsbitte purhsn
ourd eine 4uIDererpIojiou In ben Qns
lasen Der Burton pppber SO. 3 MGn
usr aaf eer STEELE gsiootet. Sins
Der groBten @e61ube Der 9eaqut
Ssldnp Rdpp 9ar0, in lpsltem f6
bic Sdsemuble. bic 56rsinerpsrtitaite
unO Die WcosltiItlfrei befan6en.
puroe fait 9du5Ii6 our6 5eler 3eys
i0rt. @erlut $70-$100.O00.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-14
Hmmoriitilhes,
A,tltnmrr.

RoDaIier. iebr tur5Fdtis. iudi fH
nit elmer Dame bon ntdt inter flnI
buuberttauienb Mart @srm0ssn gu
Uerebeli9eH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-14

Die asIbsa aoreb'stteI. peIbe itber
3situHs oufsstlebt psrben, ssigeF QUE
Get Der 4oreNe aud nod Die Sch an,
ME melt elm 4bonnent pas @iatt be-
sabli bat. Menn es 2um gsiIpiel beiBt
Mdra OF. 70 bsDsutst oisB ge3dha biz
MGr3 1901; apr. 90. bs3abli. Biz
April 1900; Moi SO, bssabIt Big Wdt
1899. 1ordus fam iebsr Iebth, pis
nett sr riiditdnoig 1T, ooer OotausBs.
aahLi bot.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-14
SraunIawass sicscnlsnraut.

Auiprans Der 9rauutnwstaer unS In Or,
pdaane eelseene geriuaen.
DAP Sic @raunf1meiaer. anStati
ibrs Sebniuai nan eintm Ssrsca nit
9ersgeltsr @rbfolse srfdut gu Itben.
Roa BEN a6lsbsu bes @e9enien prins
sen aIbre@t BON Brsussn iib noh
sinsm neusn 3eseRtsn nmsHftb<n bas
ben ipiiroen. mar Don Ginsspeibten
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-14
PORTO alieos MUIR @Ouutrnsnr.

Sin psisHHaer srsano sss wraas,u,,. ma,
entss GuaIiHtatiUn.
Rfois g. MOH. Der Ro6foIosr bes
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-02-13
News Notes.

Farfbault- A young son of Louis
Mcguire, living in Kilkenny town, ac-
cidentally shot his sister with a shot
gun, the charge entering the little girls
thigh. She was within a few feet OF
the gun and the wound is an ugly one,
but probably will not prove fatal.
Two Harbors-Barney Heath, a
woodsman, was so badly injured by a
Duluth & Iron Range train at Hornby,
a station % miles north of here, that
he died shortly after reaching a hos
pital. He was about -35, and had rela-
tiyes in Avoca, Mich.
B. Ward succeeds the late r. B. Van
Hoesen as president of the First Nat
fonal Bank of this city. Mr. Ward was
cashier of the\ bank for twenty three
and one-half years.
: st. Paul-The government proposes
to consolidate the weather bureaus OF
the Twin Cities and erect a building
in st. Anthony Park. r..
f., Two Harbors-The first shipment by
rail of pulp wood to be stored here
until navigation opens in the spring
have been received at the docks. The
total receipts Of this commodity for
this years transportation by water to
the paper mills at Erie, Pa, will exceed
10000 cords. Colvin & Robb of Basset
Station are the principal shippers.
Duluth Joseph Rosseau, the eight
year-old son Of the operator and station
agents Of the Duluth & Iron Range
railroad at Knife Rover, was struck by
q train and fatally injured. $500
sAlexandria-Nick Barten Of Belle
River died from the effect Of falling
down stairs. He was q farmer.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-02-13
CONGRESSIONAL NEWS.


The advocates of a 14-foot channel
for the Mississippi river from Chicago
to st. Louis and the gulf met defeat
when the house, in committee of the
whole, having under consideration
the river and harbor appropriation
bill, voted to stand by the recommen-
dation of the committee in opposition
to the project.
Former Sergeant Harris, OF D COM
pany, Twenty-fifth infantry, testified
before the senate committee, assert
ing the men Of that company were not
implicated in the Brownsville shoot
ing
Former Sergeant Fraser of the
Twenty-fifth infantry told the senate
committee that the colored troops
were unpopular in Brownsville and
he believed the shooting was part of
plot by citizens to get rid of them.
The national house committee on in
terstate and foreign commerce de-
cided to make a favorable report on
the Livingston resolution providing for
an investigation of the New York
cotton exchange by the department OF
commerce and labor.
Senator Hale presented to the sen.
ate the detailed plans for the big bat
tleship which it is proposed shall be
built as the equal Of any fighting yes
sci now afloat or planned.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-02-13
TITLES TO ARCTIC LANDS,
Lands Hitherto Unknown Discovered
and Named by Explorers.

The voyage of the Canadian govern
ment cruiser Arctic to the far north
suggests for consideration the ques-
ton of the ownership of some far
northern lands. For many years ex-
plorers of various nationalities-Brit-
ish, American, Scandinavian and
others-have ventured into the frozen
wilderness lying between the Do
minion of Canada and the north pole,
and have there discovered lands thith-
erto unknown and have named them
and planted flags upon them There
has been much international rivalry
in the work of celebrating the arctic
map and of pushing on toward the
pole.
But there has been little. thought in
the minds of the adventures or in
that of the public of the delimitation
OF international boundaries in the
realms of paleocrystic ice and eternal
snow. But now the Canadian govern
ment brings that thought to mind in
the intimation that the Dominion ex-
tends clear to the north pole and that
all the lands which have been discov-
cred and explored in those regions, no
matter by whom, are under the British
flag.
ACCIDENTALLY the question is some
what complicated and might form the
subject OF interminable argument.
There are those who hold that discov-
cry and exploration give title to new
lands. while others insist that title is
not perfected without actual occupa-
ton and permanent settlement. But
how i the lands In question are not fit
for Or susceptible Of settlement?
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-02-13
Need Not Pay Fee.

st. Paul-The attorney generals
department has decided that assess
ment insurance companies and purely
fraternal societies are not supposed to
pay an incorporation fee to the state,
this, in spite of the fact that they
must file articles of Incorporation m
order to do business in the state. The
secretary of state, julius Schmahl,
asked for an opinion in this matter
some days ago. Assistant Attorney
General Simpson holds that any
insurance companies organized for
pecuniary profit do not come in this
class, but mnst pay the regular filing
fee. There are about thirty six of
these companies doing business in the
state and about twenty-three of them
have complied with the law, leaving
about thirteen which must pay the fee.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-02-13
Death Claims Gen. Flower.

st. Paul.-Gen. M. D. Flower, post
master of this city and president OF
the Union Stock Yards company, died
at his residence at 42S Ashland ave-
nue., after being i'll but four days.
Mark D. Flower was born in Chag
rim Falls, Ohio, on March 81, 1S41
He came west in 1847 and came to
Minnesota in 1855, after receiving an
academic education. He enlisted in
Company of the Seventh Illinois in,
fantry, and served with that company
80 months, the first two years as q
private. At the battle of Corinth he
was promoted to the position of cap
tain for meritorius service. During
the siege of Memphis he was made
adjutant and captain Of the provisional
brigade organized for the defense OF
Memphis
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-02-13
Good Roads.

Minnea polis.-1t's hard matteR
this fighting for good roads,
George w. Cooley, leader in tina,
movement in Minnesota, while not dis
couraged, showed by his tone of voice,
that he was very much wearied by his
work in that direction.
Our main difficulty" he said, "is
with the town boards, and the people
throughout the state, who have had
the building of the roads heretofore
While it is generally recognized that
the only way good roads can be Sc
cured is to have uniformity through
out the state, we are up against these
little boards who hold us back. Every
man who has little authority in road
building, hates to let it CO., and espe>
cially is this true in rural districts.
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RESUME OF THAW TRIAL.

! RESUME OF THAW TRIAL.
Harry Thaw's counsel announced
that his defense would be plea OF
hereditary insanity, after the prosecu'
ton had stated its case and introduced
its witnesses to prove the killing OF
Stanford White.
District Attorney Jerome's cross-ex-
animation of DR.. c. c. Wiley, the first
expert" witness who took the witness
tand to try to prove that Harry K.
1'haw was insane when he killed Stan.
ford White was merciless and search
ing, resulting in signs that several OF
Thaw's lawyers would withdraw from
the case. 1t was reported that Del
phin NJ. Delmas and four of his COL
leagues we're so angered by what they
considered the usurpation of authority
hy Attorney John B. Gleason that they
had decided to sever all connection
with the case unless he relinquished
the leading part.
The defense of Harry X. Thaw, I'M
der the direction of Attorney Dolphin
NJ. Delmas of California, began to
assume definite shape and testimony
was placed before the jury to the
effect that Stanford White had been
heard to make a threat to kill the
defendant, coupling the threat with
the display of q revolver; that Tha~'s
actions following the killing of White
on the roof of Madison Square gar
den were considered by several eye
witnesses to have been Irrational;
that an uncle of the defendant was
insane; that Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
passed note to her husband during
dinner at the Cafe Martin the eve
ming of the tragedy; that District At
torney Jerome has this note, and re-
fused, on the demand of the defense,
to introduce it in evidence.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-02-13
Revenue Sales for January

. St. Paul-The report of the inter-
hal revenue department. of Minnesota
for the month of January shows a
decrease in the revenue derived from
the sales of stamps, compared with
the sales of January, 1906. The total
sales last month amounted to 1928,
1871 .66, whereas in the same month of
1906 the sales amounted to .$23, 4ss. 20.
Stamps for beer brought in the great
er part Of the revenue, $19, $50. The
tax on cigars was s., 40s. 80, that on
snuff $1.6o, and the sale Of stamps for
tobacco, 1851. 81. E...z=73$
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-02-13
Clubs Abuse Hubbv.

Winona-William Fischer of this city
according to his wife's story, raised
rough house at his home and after
kicking his wife just to show his au-
thority, he went to bed. His helpmate
alleges that he has been abusing her
for more than twenty years, but that
kick settled the business, so after he
was in bed she hit him over the head
with a club, then called the police and
had him arrested. He was put under
bonds of 800 to keep the peace for six
months. From appearances it will be
about that time before his head is
healed.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-02-13
HEAVY Death Roll.

Minneap olis-Death claimed 26S VIC
Tins in Minneapolis in January. OF
these $50 were males and 11S females.
The total is the largest for Single
month in years, except the total of 2S1
for last August. Pneumonia, with SO
deaths charged to it, led the list OF
causes. tuberculosis was a close Sec
ond with 80 deaths. Bright's disease
claimed %, heart disease IS, old age
Is and cancer and cerebral congestion
and hemorrhage took 10 EACH Acct
dents of various sorts cost II lives.