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CHANGES IN RULES FOR
RIDING TOURNAMENT.

The committee in charge of the
riding tourney of the cattlemen's con-
ventio1 announces the following
changes in rules for the riders:
Ten and a half feet lances will be
permitted, feet in front of the
rider
Any contestant catching six rings,
or more, his first two rides will be
permitted to continue. (The rule for
merly stood rings.)
Attention is called to the fact that
the committee may make further
changes in rules, if considered neces-
sary Or advisable.
Darius Hicks was up from Dexter
today on business
Clear pictures, good songs, Majestic
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"cUBA is SIMPLY
A ROTTEN BOROUGH"

New York. April S.-Ambassador
Andrew d. White. who returned yes
terday from a visit to Cuba, said: Il
regard the Cuban question as more
serious than our Philippine problem
Cuba is a great negro state, Incapable
of self-government, and everything ]
saw while there strengthens my con
viction that Cuba as a state would be
a curse to the United States. 1t is
simply a rotten borough with a few
wealthy men in the midst of a negro
population incompetent to govern
themselves. to say nothing of aiding
in the government of the United
States
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Mrs. Ritchey is Dead.

Mrs. R. l. Ritehey, who came here
only a few months ago from Texas,
died this morning at ten O'Clock at
her nome at SOC East Fifth street, tu
iberculosis being the cause of her
death. She leaves a husband and
three children. The funeral will be
held tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
from the home. Rev John W. Smith
win conduct a service at the place
of burial in the South Side cemetery
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Dartmouth Opens Show.

Hanover, n. H, April 8.-The Dart
mouth baseball team is now il the
South and will open the season today
with Washington and Lee at Lexi1g
ton, Va. The schedule provides thirty
four games, the largest for many years
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WHO IS BOSS AT
SAN DOMINGO PUEBLOi

From albuquerque Citizen
After many troubled days. peace
has settled like a mantle of bene-
diction over the San Domingo Indian
pueblo. twenty miles above Bernalllo
have been in state of acute mental
unrest, and all because of the doings
of the great white father at Wash
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(Locaf Report

Roswell. N. NJ. April S--Tempera
ture max. So. min. 46. mean "a; pFeci
pitation IN inches and hundredths O;
wf7d, dir. N. veloc- 5; weather PIT
cloudy
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity.
Generally fair tonight and Tuesday
Cooler Tonight.
M. WRIGHT.
Omcial IN Charge
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o. F. Matkin, of Goldfield, New,
and his brother, j. I. Matkin, of Chi.
cago, who are prospecting in the Pc
cos Valley, returned this morning
from a trip to Artesia.
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No lover of good music should miss
the grand concert at the Baptist
church during the Cattlemen's Con-
ventiOa-
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Editor Will Robinson, of the Reg
ister-Tribune, was able to be down
town today after being bedfast seven
days with measles. Mr.. Robinson is
AZ years old. and thought he mad
served his time at having children's
diseases.
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A BROKERAGE CASE
Injunction Against Using Quotations
of New York Exchange Contrary
to Regulations, Sustained by Y. s.
Supreme Court.

Washington, Apr. S.-Tnat the Isle
of Pines is not American territory
was officially and judicially declared
today by the U. S. Supreme Court.
The decision was rendered il the
famous case of Edward J. Pearcy
VS.. Nevada N. Stranahan, collector of
the port of New York The opinion
of the court was announced by Chief
Justice Fuller, who said that up to
the time of the Paris treaty the Isle
of Pines had been considered as an
integral part of Cuba, and that it
could not be held to ibe covered by
Article of the treaty, which includ-
ed only islands in the vicinity of Por-
to Rico
Injunction Against Cotton Broker.
Washington, Apr. SIN an opinion
by Justice McKenna the Supreme
Court of the United States today affir-
med the decision of the U. S. Circuit
Court in the case of Clarence P. Hunt.
a cotton broker of Memphis, Tenn,
VS.. the New York Cotton Exchange.
The suit was brought in the Circuit
Court by the Cotton Exchange to Sc
cure an injunction against Hunt pro-
nibiting him from receiving or using
its quotations contrary to the regula-
tions of the Exchange, and an inju1c-
ton was granted by the court as
prayed.
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LOOK FOR
A VERDICT
RESULT OF TINE NOTORIOUS
THAW TRIAL EXPECTED
WEDNESDAY.
ATTORNEYS SPEAKING

Arguments of Deimas and jerome
Today and Tomorrow Longest
and Most Expensive Trial in the
History of New York Criminal
Courts Disagreement Predicted.
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The Wool Market.

st. Louis. April S.-Wool steady.
Territory and western mediums. 24@
81: fine medium, 1901; fine, 14@17.
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Mrs. ]. T. Evans came up from Or
chard Park this morning.
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Fl. CEIBA
Is TAKEN
REPORT THAT CAPTURE WAS
EFFECTED WITHOUT FIR
ING A SINGLE SHOT.
ON TO PUERTO CORTEZ

After Capture of ceiba the Nicarau-
guam Forces March on Important
Post No Official Report of the
Capture of Puerto Cortez, But
Washington Hears Other War
News.
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BASEBALL
GAMES
TODAY, TOMORROW AND WE'D
NESDAY AFTERNOONS.
CANYON CITY TEAM

Against the Military Institute.-The
Finest Aggregation in Texas Out
side of State League.
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Devo7port, Eng, Apr. S.-The Brit
ish battleship Trafalgar went ashore
upon the rocks Off DEVILS Point to-
day. AS the tide fell the Trafalgar re-
mained fast upon the rocks in an ex-
tremely dangerous position. 1t was
believed that her stern had been bad
ly damaged Six tugs succeeded in
relocating the Trafalgar al nour af-
ter she went ashore
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Wanted at once:..-Man to
plow small orchard i'm town
Apply at Record Office. If
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The Operetta Friday evening at
the Majestic
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y. $ WEATHER BUREAU.

Don't fail to go to the Majestic
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New program tonight. Majestic. lOc
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English sattIeship Ashore.

Mayport at the mouth of JOINS Riv
er Florida
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Clear pictures, good songs, Majestic
The Sauk Centre herald., 1907-07-25

nr. Rea has no superior in diagnos-
il gand treating diseases and deformi-
ties. He will give $50 for anycase
that he cannot tell the disease and
where located in five minutes.
| All durable medical and surgical dis.
eases, acute and chronic catarrh, and
Special Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat, Lung disease, Early Con-
stipation, Constitutional Catarrh,
Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Stomach
and Bowel Troubles, rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Sciatica, Bright's Disease,
Diab etes, Kidney, Liver, Bladder,
Prostatic and female diseases, Dizzi-
| ness, Nervousness, Indigestion,
Obesity, Interrupted Nutrition, Slow
| Growth in Children, and all wasting
disease in adults. Many cases of
Deafness, Ringing in the Ears, Loss
of Eyesight, Cataract, Cross Eyes,
ETC., that have been improperly treated
or neglected. can be easily restored
Deformities, Club Feet, Curvature of
the Spine. Disease of the Brain,
Paralysis, Epilepsy, Heart Disease,
Dropsy, Swelling of the Limbs, STRIFE
ture, Open Sores, Pain in the Bones,
~Granular Enlargements and all long
standing diseases properly treated.
Young, middle-aged and old, single
or married, and all who suffer from
lost manhood, nervous debilit--e
spermatorrhoea, seminal losses, sexual
decay, failing memory, weak eyes,
stunted development, lack of energy,
impoverished blood, pimples, impedi-
ments to marriage: also blood and
skin diseases, Syphilis, Eruptions,
Hair Falling, Bone Pains, Swellings.
Sore Throat, Ulcers, Effects to Mer-
curry, Kidney and Bladder Troubles,
Weak burning Urine, passing urine
too often, Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Structure
! receive searching treatment, promp
| relief and cure for life.
Cancers, Tumors. Goiter, FistuIa,
Piles, Varicocele and enlarged glands,
with the subcutaneous injection
method, absolutely without pain and
without the loss of drop of blood is
+, one of his own discoveries, and is the
most really scientific and certainly
sure cure of the twentieth century.
n incurable cases taken COnsulta-
ton to those interested, S1.00.
DR.. REA & CO.,
Minneapolis. MINI. Louisville, KY.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1907-07-25
Bv BOOTH HARRINGTON.

OH at top speed, shouting IUuuiy ~ tne
battered mongrel who tried with his
remaining strength to leap toward him
through a Gordon of kicking legs, while
Eugene Bantry again called to the po-
liceman to fire.
''If he does, d-n you, I'll kill him.
Joe saw the revolver raised, and then,
Eugene being in his way, he ran full
tilt into his stepbrother with all his
force, sending him to earth, and went
on literally over him as he lay prone
upon the asphalt, that being the short
est way to Responsibility. The next
instant the mongrel was in his mas
ter's arms and weakly licking his
hands.
But it was Eskew Arp who had
saved the little dog, for it was his
stick which had tripped the clerk and
his hand which had struck him down.
All his bodily strength had departed in
that effort, but he staggered out into
the street toward Joe
"Joe Loudenv' called the veteran in
loud voice. "Joe Loudenw and sud-
denly reeled. The colonel and Squire
Buckalew were making their way
toward him, but Joe, holding the dog
to his breast with one arm, threw the
o{ass about EsksfE.
LIS & town-its town"-the Old
fellow flung himself free from the SUD
porting arm-"jf's g town you couldn't
even trust a yellow dog tor .sS'-
: He sank back upon Joe's shoulder,
speechless. An open carriage had
driven through the crowd, the colored
driver urged by two ladies upon the
The Sauk Centre herald., 1907-07-25
A Memorable Day.

One of the days we remember with
pleasure, as we'll as with profit to our
health, is the one on which we be-
came acquainted with DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, the painless purifiers
that cure headache and biliousness,
and keep the bowels right 25c. at
Hanson & Emerson's Drug Store.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1907-07-25

nj naan looked upon a strange
sight-an open carriage whirl-
\ ing through Main street be-
hind two galloping bays, upon the back
seat ghostly white old man with
closed eyes, supported by two pale Ia
dies, his head upon the shoulder Of the
taller, while beside the driver a young
man whose coat and hands were
bloody, worked over the hurts of an in
jured dog. Sam Warden's whip sang
across the horses; lather gathered Oh
their flanks, and Ariels voice steadily
urged on the pace, Quicker, Sam, if
you can" For there was little breath
left in the body of Eskew Arp.
Mamie, almost as white as the old
man, was silent, but she bad not hesi-
tated in her daring now that she had
been taught to dare. She had not
come to be Ariel's friend and honest
follower for nothing, and it was Ma
mie who had cried to Joe to lift Eskew
into the carriage. "You must come,
too." she said. "We will need you"
And so it came to pass that under the
eyes Of Canaan Joe Louden rode in
Judge Pixies carriage at the bidding of
Judge Pixies daughter
Toward AriePs own house they sped
with the stricken octogenarian, for he
was "alone in the world" and she
would not take him to the cottage
where he had lived for many years by
himself, bleak little house, derelict
of the "early days" left stranded far
down in the town between a woolen
mill and the water works. The work.
men were beginning their dinners un.
der the big trees, but as Sam Warden
drew in the lathered horses at the gate
they set down their tin buckets hastily
and ran to help Joe lift the old man
out. Carefully they bore him into the
house and laid him upon bed In one
OF the finished rooms. He did not
speak or move, and the workmen un
covered their heads as they went out
but Joe knew that they were mistaken
tits all right Mr.. Arp" he said, az
Ariel knslt BY the bed With zatAf, and
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back seat, and Martin Pike saw it stop
by the group in the middle Of the
street where Joe stood, the wounded
dog held to his breast by one arm, the
old man, white and half fainting, sup
ported by the other. Martin Pike saw
this and more. He saw Ariel Tabor
and his own daughter leaning from the
carriage, the arms of both pityingly
extended to Joe Louden and his two
burdens, while the stunned and silly
crowd stood round them staring, clouds
Of dust settling down upon them
through the hot air. ,,,.-~sv-,-,sr-
The Sauk Centre herald., 1907-07-25

Monday, August 5, is Market Day.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1907-07-25
CHAPTER Xxx.

OW, in that blazing noon Ca
naan looked upon a strange
sight-an open carriage whirl-
ing through Main street be-
The Sauk Centre herald., 1907-07-25

ICoutinued Next Week. ]
The Sauk Centre herald., 1907-07-25

THERE was meat for gossip
a-plenty in Canaan that after
noon and evening. There were
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= August TietSse,' who: recently "a re;
Signed his position as SUPER intend!
emf of the 'Pla'iit If tile virginia:
Brewi ii;g': to:;; 'w ;Iiit':tdi Duit}fh 6{i
bnstness 'Wted}1esday:: ':'' '>'"' LIZ!
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'<Notfte Of*Publit' SALE"


N tice:ls Hereby Glven,: Tint, M. IT, uatlA-
son; Claims y lien hnol:slle ipelssnak properts
O, '?o4nfA. 3Qnes. fo-witt:t One certain Wagon
nnder ana by virtue OF the provisions Of
Ghaptcr !s Of the Laws IF nliniiesota o;rrthd
year 1885, ::fl,atsatd :p,oportv;wat5 :delipe1ef
TO- AND left witb,saad sl* H., Matheson ,q:be re-:
paired and the said NJ: l. M II did n4q
performed work, labor and services upon
and Furnished hiaterias forth itpiff ii saith
wagon df the :faasonabfev;ilue and :fdf' the
|:agreedprice OF, 40. which work and ..seH
wees was per?f9}rgwed apq. mate,al fYrnishfq
prior TO April I. 1906. That there is now due
said NJ L. N1athcs6i 0il tarcoudit Of SUCH !ib6i'
performed ahdan*teria}s furnished ins1haAiHf
repairs upon said nrppsrtX !the sunn of :HA oe
t9sethefr WITH lnterest: therepn tfrp1m April L.
rN6.
That Under and'b VII, u'e of tile pr6tis6tinE
Of Ohapter:s2S Of; the Lahvs OF: oasnnvse#w :fol
che year, aQ5s,slea the lteq1 ,1hereby sivers the
s;n Ei {Hp2EA for Sx|s A4a ~ =
day. the 6th day Of Atgast; ls07, iit::2 o'ctocA
IN e;tfternoon OF thKt diy;;: it.: the ftont
door of the Blacksmith Shop of said NJ. l..
Nathcson, No. 42l Walnut Street, in the City
Of Virgin1a Att puis G0la IT, minnesota, Nbss
above described personal property, wit: On,
wagon to satisfy the amount of the lien claim
Of SAID a. NJ L. AatAesepswhteh is and pas been
past due for Il period of more than ninety
days. to wit: 4rhe si17hh dftTh4{ty3F6d4 EGSs3HoD
22olfars: Fhakthe ameq!tt that wiz be due
and lien upon ~ said property upon the day OF.
sale, including interest and Exclusive of the
expenses Of adVertisns aid sttle1s s366:775:
:, Dated at Nfrat fiaj Mimi this 18Th day OF
Ivy 1884, t's'M: /; MArliEsoiNS; ~:
7-121ae'i II :':::'*': $50 >fieii* Clafnii;iiit
n: b ARNOLD, kAttenney for:Glaima1,t} !::'E .:r
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r.: f.: ::::cNal J.. y: =: News: !

qf s; Jr!ziz Yhi!s aqq Hts. j;:* j.
Henk, of slpsggiiq|r, are tt hYe guests Of
Mr. $: ~: /: T. II? F'aqqft > this week, ,.. *
:Prograrf, chatiges every Tuesday;
Thursday and 'satuf1ay"' at the
Biidi. f~*:..::.s' :i:iE $500: I::.y1*j J.: !:
~ 4 = s-++4sE.n! s,:,.:E!,
500 new Victor records and VICTOR
machines, needles and supplies, at
Bel Mifavetz. - :.
Robert Oshinsky, Of Hancock;
Nil h., is in the city and arranges to
Eenter partnership with Frank: Fit
ma in the Bell Clothing: Co., which
will soon be!,rendyed to it's new'lo:
eat ion in the Rooney building op-
posite the post-office:: - ...':.::
~: -A-4.~-t.-! -: ,,.-:,;
DR.. c. b. Lenont returned saturs
day evening from trip to the Twin
G|iities apd Fergus Falls. He was
accompanied upon his :return by
his mother, Mrs. S. J.Lenont, of Los
4 n|gelos, CAL, who visits at the
ho hue other son on Central avenuee;::
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e.; a. K; :Denio,uoces Red Flag;

=A meeting of J: b. Culver :f. Post
6. a. r, ct Duluth on Friday even p?
ing ing last i the -hoppreq veterans who
fought It and blfd for the supremacy
OF OF, the American flag, denounced
he} carrying of the red flag in Ger.
taiqa towns in this .cquntyEyin' no u q:
Gertain tones. the text Of: the resoln-
dons' adopted: being as follows: u: e.
eWhereas, We; having served: in
Ae army d nring the Ciyil:~wa for
t9he| maintenance and; supremacy, Of
THE American. flag, and: believing
npw as we believed and fought then,
maf ;no.qther flag shallt be : carried
&flEt he United States, and: T. ~ = ~, =
81: 81. " hereas, Certain m1sgnided,pe per-
apHs. have Haunted the red. flag, of
anna rchy! in diaorderly.: PROFESSIONS
IT, PERTAIN towns aud villages lin
this eounty,.it is hereby':': -::,, ~
a Resolved, That we denouuce this
firaHtice;in no .uncertain terms, and
4a4 upon the, authori les to ,peac:
ahW,sif,i they cam: and foroibly:' If
hek rmHst; prevent the further dis
pab- flag ofsanachy*'f{' 6; ~
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Many Will ktteadt T0urnameat..

60 Many ~WiIl Attead' IQurnameat.. +;
4ssN lti1es It, sastns Improbable that
|Nrginia will have team IN many
@the contests aHtttithezNo43tt1h15eriin u Min.
nsspta FiiIremen's Asgotiatfoin To6;tdiftt !!
1h9hiaent at Ely on August 8 17,<8 aid
% many fronf't tfi1s city viii bee
@png aRteAdadts attH@@1 GRAND, RI
Option to he. given by the Veetri1i6h
.9nge city toiits' hundredgt tof Visit!
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or 5 dll4ingt Tournament week.


or d'apingF Tournament week.. .,ijf:'-
T., Extensive preparations have been,
.'n de by the citizens: of Ely: forthe
coming event.: and coptesting: de:
spafjrt9gaale ntsl 1wiyt' nbf:. present zffrqnas
kYeleth,: Cxss: lake, Deer River;
'H9midji,:~s Spartan Park s,Rapidss
All rQras,: GEand->. Ra pids, Nirgilia
hnd tk}W. :<stix, :u=A ..:::< ::s.r*,: - -:
i; *:..t::: Dc :it;"7: z-7 ::::,:~:.
+o IS! =, Il s evening, July:
III between The Whiting Build inS
apn the Hall Flats e. on CepptralI Aye,
P9cket: b9ok G2 2!} cir $32 in e'}r
rehey and 81 iin g9!a}1 FINGER }17 Il! Wi|l
!: be;su 1f III irfW4rded by returning
81 m Il ' to this taHlce. .,>.. :t.:1l!:;,:
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ceIved;:,t -: y::>:*, !::.< r ~: ri: =:
::;i Il ::-=tt t--+< +t--:.s i:::i ::,,r
T Wi1lla,H RQAney,9t Itandsford, n,
D]-,:arriYYed>: int 1.-THE: city "Wednesday
evening fer a; visit:with old friends,
and, TO- lock- after his property. inter:
ests at this point, :=:s:~ <:...: j.. ::
>Augdst Titsse, who riecenrt iy T. re-;
Signed his position as superi'ntend!
ent of the 'P5la'iit 6f tie 'viifgfn.fa
Bre wing to; 'w e iitt' ID Dui Oh
bns tness 'Wtd}1esday ':'' - 81 '::':
Nelson Shields left ON Monday for
Chieag@ fora visit with his father
who has justreceived letters patent
/ on a: device: for the. sepa ration Of
IRON frotn:black sands and who ar
ra1l 2jes for tlie' placing and manu-
faGt1.re: of triscpatetat; =: i':r':i.: - :.
T.: .Rok SALE: Household goods.
Ml.tst be- SOLD vithin fifteen days. -.
i IT,: 81 ;, -. :".!AnfS QUINN
IL: II rank Bonds returned Saturday
f. eve ming FROM: milwaukee,, where he'
haq ,b?een |'iide<rE ing :. ttreatinept 81
his eyes Py.asspecialist. He reports
q pleasing improvement"inA,is con-
I: ditto but fears he may have: tore
ter1a, later and undergo an opera
tioh. 49, =. >.:..y
|, inst ReGeiVed--A fine line of Edi-
SON ~1iachi1ies and records. From
$l0DN t,p:<i':''5''' BEN M1LAvETz::::; .
j.: Mrs: +. n Tredway entertained at
six handed Y (! euchre at her r. Lake .Boul-
evard home Friday afternoon last.
Mrs: g. H. f.. G{i|riggs received the high;
Est: score, while Mrs, Frank Logan
wot n tthlae 80; c9ns9!atioln .prize,t Mrs., W.
+: H a a 81 Won t: the higgheRt score
at fllnch': 'tt :~s:;::*:: 81; ~::" -:
The Delay Mac Coined "a y CO.. as
sisted in thc entertainment OF, the
crowds at ,1 The Fay Opera Tuesday
i!pq "Wednesday evenings >e present
ing many Il! ~. pleasing sPecialties'
cEeyer, all s! Of #: them, and their sGc9tch
bag pipe ayii'n?g and DANCES F:e7 took 81
the a az: IS: ?!e::: ri! i.,:: -: :
4 large obligation of Virgi;ii,{ans;
| ford MD biis:ih9ys c}aiffiiy them TO Dui::
tut 'oh 'sat}ufday;: Strange that 80
! MANY happened to 90 down On cir
GUS d aiY}' b uit 81 81 cG;irss b usinS=s i
co !! Id not BE deferred, even though:
they'd have to elbow their way
'rouhd the elephant to attend to it.
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]" Nels. Anderson: of the sIower:
HOTEL; attended to business i1)atersi
at |Rul1th Wed pesday.j .;;:.< ::,:;r:*::
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For: latest artistic effects in tbic.
ture framing go to Moila:ns Studio.
New line:'of% fine: Patterns jdst:Ere@
CeIVed;:.: y: W. -: >.:.j +: ~: ri: =!
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-08-02

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-01
Police and Government Officials
Unable to Cope With Bands
of Thugs and Thieves.
VICTIMS BY SCORES ARE
STRUCK DOWN in PARIS
Newspapers Are Daily Filled
With Stories of RObberies
and Murders.

PARIS, Feb. 2s.-The general feeling OF
alarm created by the increase Of crime
In France was echoed in the Chamber OF
Deputies today by Interpolation OF
the Government on the Insecurity OF life
in Paris and in the country. All along
OF bandits has been robbing and murder
ing for two years. and their deproda-
tions continue in spite OF the fact that
tho police, early in February. succeeded
in arresting the rinEfeaders.
During two years this gang committed
thousands OF robberies and murders. The
streets of Paris. especially in the Mont
martre district, are terrorized by
"Apaches." they are called, and are
no longer safe for pedestrians. The
newspapers for weeks past have been
filed with stories OF robberies and muir
ders, the victims being struck down with
knives.
NJ. Cochin. Liberal declared that in
many sections OF the country Lhe gen
darmere were unable to cope with the
brisands. and the inhabitants were arm
ing for self protection, He cite ed the case
of village constable, who WAS besieged
In his home
Premier Clcmenceau said the Govern
pent recognized the growing state OF
policemen had been organized in Paris.
in addition TO the regional brigades
which were being formed in the country
TO cope with the marauders.