davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27

fhtsn etr 4meritarsr seb6rt audi bic
cob lie i6 i'm 9eFbe zines uniibers
sreff&deR giienbdbmUeiens befiuotu.
D0bei 1871 Elm euiebtides g~;isu5a6ns
ungliid cas- anoere a6. SO TIT un6es
9reiFli6s ME Elm boftaltioiries golf
iih auf Bic Cauer astuloiQ cine icl0t
4laae mFanen loEen tlHn, ME es in
Gmsrtta itne fortlaafenoe Gttte qr0s
Ser uno gr0bier 9strie6s &atdfros
pbtn tit. Il. @mgrjcaner lino fol5
duf pt oon i1rtr Ee6uit srreidas
S5be Der Gsyoealommnml. Q6er liz
Icattn dun eirnal gang sriinoli6e
@tnsfr sallen uno iit iaoen, eab bic
uu8ebguerlife 0od1dTistsit uno Der
Htte INN tic itt nit oem itdaiideu
8ersiGritie 6srdle Gel ieirer prdctis
lten Dieniitdrmdtura paareu. bers
brgheyiid lima. lino osb lcoiali6 biz
l%rsn3trloie @eoanfeHlcfBieii, init ret
mon bort oem @erlgie DON Wtnidsu,
eGin gtRtuii6erfst oie uriate einer
ictfeu 6duiun8 pon &aiaRropten ieiH
iunn TT pobl ni4t mebr 3a 5~eitrsi,
ttp.~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27

Sin bittsyss ober pahrss Wort
ibsr @msrico iast cine dngdeens
3situng in Bsuii6Iah0, Bic .Rssis
Hii4 @sFfaIii4s -; gu ben an'
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27

Wie ptnig bic g%orpordtionen
g9 I'm @eieB uu0 Ssrints lImmeru
bat fh pisoer IN Gbieaao asseiai.
SroB or 3lass. Sci pslhsr ie nur
nm's 9aor Ger gsrurtbeiluna euflins
asn, Ra5sn Die sroben Sltif60arp6der
jest eineR Diriiitea 1rut oebilost.
Sic bo5en ohne 3psifsI onrh oas Friis
ihere seTi6tlife 9eyfabren in @rFa6s
ruH9 gebr06f. suie oas Submarines
4Rii Sruts@eieb umgansen uno cine
y o1,6iRaiicu. Die rsttli6 nidf angus
9reltsn II, gegrinost usrosn fam.
'uno ebenio bats audi Der Dor etIiheH
43onatsn nit srObsm &timbim nsss
eAltets" Qdpieutruit aematt. IS
ls5e Die sSrufbuferei4!
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27

dan. 9lad elmer N9sloung Der ,@T.
YreB" faH0 am 10. bis. in 6aoana
Die 9ruRoisiniesuHg elmer protsfans
tlldsn Suibserale i'm 8tiisin Der
hohiteH ResisruRas5eamtR fatt.
Solo. Nasocn iel5t reSet cine 9sos,
in Der er Dcn Gem -gutem giRfmFe"
Der aufsrineIiden SeeteR faislts.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27

bic gauge Gelditte aus ben 6ussn
geben i0nnis.
Die fran3oFihsn glodlsute IinO
gang uniroltlih oaril5er, oaB Der
Qapf Der tatboliideu Stride in
6ranireih iol9 ihneve Wunoen idla-
be Our6 ieine 8siseruRa. ibrs culturs
idmpieriiden 9eiebe ais Der6inoli6
fir bic 8irde dn3uerisnHen. Mort
lid beiBt Is in elmer i'm yGrocooiIss
tbroneHltil" aebalteRen Gabelbepei6e:
SeLbit Der Soeialiienfibrer Saures
netlt NIT 9eoduern uuf bic 6olaen
bin. bic Der @rlaB Der @nentlicd mad
iih 3ieben piro. Gr iagie: Der
gapft piinidt oas Dogma uno bic
6ierarhie gu retten. Sbatiddli6 aber
fiibrt sr lie osm Ruin entaeaen. Militia
mar bic @%ottesgsiBsl, Plus Der 3sbute
1T bic AirhengsiBd." ~ Der eute
Saures; ME ebrt Jpn Oieis geiorsniB
fir bic Woblfabrt Der Stride. 6r ERE
innert uns an ZEN Uolf Der 6abel,
Der bic 9euee DOT BEN 6irieH parnte.
Der .Gciair@ eriHnert an oas
S9idial Der Gr3btIh5fe pOn paris:
1893 Hdrb Wfgr. Be 8uigns auf Dem
Sa1ffot; 1916 mubte Der Cardinal
glaarD nab Rom fIieben; 1880 purs
Dc UlIgr. be Guelen burh pliin0ern0e
Demago9en aus rem qdlafs D~eriries
ben; 1S48 fiel Mfsr. Qffre auf elmer
8arricdOe; 1859 trdi osr Toth zines
@rprieIters ben @r3biIhof Sibuor;
1871 nuros Mfgr. Dar5oD unter Der
Commune euihoHen un6 In 1906 MUIR
3e Ser 87idbrise Migr. 3itarO. oeis
Ten 5rieoenslisbe iel5it bon ~gtgrsris
iber Settle anertaHnt niro, BON Der
Regierung aus Ieinem galais Ders
tris6eH unO lit nun i'm bobsn utter
auf bic 8aitfreunoidaft zines isiuer
8i05eiaHen a~nseDieen.
Nus elmer officielIen 8et6eiIis
gun9 oes 9oticdns oiirfte aud Eel Der
3ueitn 6aager 5riebsnsconfereH3
nihts utrosn, trobbtm bic 9e3iehuns
gen Der italienii6en aeeisrung gum
9atican u~nssp6bnli6 CUTE fnb, -
fdon neil 5rantrsid ieosnfaQs qs9en
bic 3uloHun9 zines pdptli4sH 9ers
treters mare.
1ie Statifttt wigt, bab Der
protsnifab Der Qebrsr in ben Ger.
Staatsn bsftdHoig 5uridesbt. pdbrenb
Der Der 2s9rsrinsr in fteter 3und6me
6esrfFfeR lit. SIN Sabre 1870 mar Der
qroeentiab Der s~ritsrsn Al, 1872 fHies
er auf 42.8, 1890 fief e. uuf
34.5, /. Z. 1900 auf 29.9 uno [. 3.
1903 ouf % 9rocent es parsn bds
mals in zen Ser. Staten 455,242
4ebrperionsn an9sitsIt, bacon nur
1874 Wldnner. absr 341498
5paaeH. Dsnn oas gsr6dlinib umqes
febut mdrs. Diirbe bic gr3is5unQ oabei
siDeifsaos 5efer fa9rsn uno ~ssiunosre
Jrdbie traseH.
IN 0tulidt i9rer ilrdlld<n
@sr1dltniTe bilost bic idUet bsimaes
iu6te Snfel Samaira oos gititnamige
4poHoliife gieariat. cit bes Qpos
foliidsH 9icors. Mi8r. Charles @ors
Don aus Der Gsleai6aft ,5eiu, 1T bic
6aupthdbt Der 0oIonie, 4inghon.
1896 errihist. 8d6it bisie airtenpros
oin3 bsute 81 airtsn uro Gapenen
NIT 10 Qriefern. p6brsno bic 3d6l
Der 9utboiiisn Fn auf stDa 1900
6eldnft. 1bdtie iHo 1egsnDdrti9 ouf
Der SnieI fiuf rsligiois gsuoHenf4dfs
ten (3 m0nnl. unb 2 pei6life).
bic in 80 S6ulsn ben iHterridt ers
tbsilen. .5n ainsiton u~nisrbalisn bic
SeTuiten Gin Goasg uub biz g1rmtsrs
5issn S6rtiiern uno bic 5r0ntiscas
Aa-t-sA = -. m.Aha.. Ms. 49,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27

Sine Gapsle auf Rdoern Mil
bic agatbOIic Ghurb @rsniioH 5os
cietn" CUR oieuhlifsn 9euuBung oon
'9li6iondren ouf ibrsR Rsiien ani6afs
fen. sic ion 81 oieiem 3ped nit
einem 9fltar uuo ioHitistn firA1ideR
lltsuflisn gum 466alteu BET 81. MeHs
dnsgeiaitet reroen. Die erite Reiiss
tour nit oitiem @agsn ioa I60n Dor
eem /. 6ebruar angetreisn ipspoen
uHo 5par unter Qsituug zines 6elos
i~ecpstdrs. Wobri6einlih ptroen
aud Der bohm'te gtItof Wass BON
goOinstoR, unb Reo. 6rantis 6. gsls
len, prdfbent oss @sreins, ole sriis
Wihionsfabrt mitmaden. Der @er-
Elm bat aud beIttoheu. 3ipet MtfiOs
mare mad porto Rico 81 IenoeH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27

Die Union her o%rtboboreu ga
radfiteH @emeinesn Der Der. Stads
Ten uno@ondoa's Sat beianntliA D1bs
rsRo Der lebten misunderstanding in
Rem Ycrt uHo anoeren @~rpbidoieH
sinn sneraiiden &ompf fir Qbidaffs
ung Der gNsi6nafis feiern" in ben
90iimtlidn" Shulen aefa6rt. RAD
Observation-Disclosures 9erat9una BAT nun
Der fidotii6e S6alrdtb in Qeu gort
bsidlchen, pieie 6eier oabin absudns
Bern. Dab in 8utunft ale Wef1na6ts.
lieoer untsr5lefben. Uldn niro nur
gl5dIelltn @ Obns isoe Grldutsrung
oss 1fgtes borIeen taisn. DoleasH
Der0en Gbriiibaum .0ouD" unD Die
itel3peig b~ei5ebalten 4usroen, neil oie
ainoer in gerbinouna bumit nift an
oos @%brilteHtFam, i~pHoern an bic ods
rduf un0 oaruHter btfiublihen 9ea
iftnte benton. Sur g6ule obns
Soft pabt otsie aDdbna6tsfdsr@
obne Ghrftfinb.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27

81 tintm ii5erous 9~ldrenoeu
uno einoruds5o0en Grst6niB 9siols
tsie it Sic am 8. Bic. in greslau
iiati9ehuursre 3e.sr les %25la9rigen
observation-disclosures ets Cardinals
arpp. NE gittaliauul oon aus
pdrts mar cine unaemRin lrDBe. aaH
her 9eiammts preuBiiht gpiscopaf
mar lu3eseR, NIT inn AMrdde pelis
lits Wiirrenirdssr, inter ibnsn 6uls
tusminiitsy Hr. D. Stunt ais amtliher
Gertreter Der atsisrnna. 9(u6 aug
Seherrsi6 paren pitle nambdfts Qsiits
lidlt Decentralization etihiensn. sic
qle Nrsiuigteu ib gu elmer impolans
ten 6uIeisun9 fur zen air6enIlrfen
mii Dem Wunlhe uno ner 6ofinuna,
baB er nod lange Sabre Ieines Qmtsa
in boiler Strait uno 3rii6e hes Settles
pnb oes aorpsrs po.tsn mDle. Am
@crd5enee res 5eies ipur0e oem Cars
oiuoI Don oen tatholii9en 9ir9ern
Srss5ou's en Gatd3as gs6raft. osI
sInm impoiauten @inorud mahie.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27

Rifpuuies. - Jn Der SbuIs
bale Der ct. 5rancisruss gemsinbs
pernen. ME bsrsits berihtst. 5ennis
9of SIC. 142, Ct. goniFdiiuss5o 30.
1885 unb Ct. Gliia6etbs5of 30. 1919
oeg 8dth. 50rittr am entiesn Some
tagSa6eno cine gemsiniGms 5ffsntlihs
5RAaaatioR ibrer nsuen gedmten abs
halten. po5u ale 5rsunoe oisier 9ers
siHisans ber5lihf eingeIaoen iinb.
NET 9sRb. Dis. - bier puros
amQlittuOn bic 50. 8eneralperiamms
lung 0er s0eieaidafi
BON BiscORiin absebdItsn. Qm Bore
mittdg cslebrirte Der bpGn'ae 81.
8ii9Of 5og Don green Ban Elm fsisrs
li6es YoniifieaInmt, Sci BEN Der
br9D'its 81. Grs5ii6of Wesmsr Don
WitDoatee bic qrsoigt bielt uHo ber
bo6p4te 81. gii1of Shinnsr unO
5iele 9risftsr in Sanctuorium aus
sesen Darsn. 9uroaf foIssen bic gss
lGdftsrsunsen uHb am N6sno tirs
BON ben hisiissn fats. garssru an g5s
ten osr SelesateR arraHsirte untsrs
baItuns.
SbebObgaR, Iig. - Der Ct.
Sob1nHes SingIingss 9etein Der Ras
men Sd%gemeHos sTRdbas fslssnss
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27

nus Ddntbarteii, oaB Der gopii
eiHsn 9raflianer gum eriteH Cardinal
tn Sioameriea srnannt botts, madte
bic braFlianifde ResisruRs benz 81.
Batter Elm prdhtalbum gum prdint,
ME Is tOItbdrsr tein 5iirIt Der Groe Il
Iein eiaen mamie. 8Gs Bud, osnu elm
ioldes III e, lit 5udyfG6lin aus reina
item bralilidniihsm @oloe bsrgtitsIt.
Dodel Ioiuobl ME 9ldisr. gluf benz
@in5anb Ut oas Monogramm g0pIt
Plus Dts 3ebHten iopis oas Wappen
graiilisn's uebn Wotto in BiamdHin
uHO @oellteiutn augebraht. Auf eer
eriten Ssite bsfiBoet ii6 BON 80 Der
f~einiten 3iamanten umgeben has
papIiliae W1ppen ne6n eiutm Belief
topf BEG gapftes. lleber benz @an3en
erJldn5t NIT fat iibsrirotI dem 6ener
Elm risifser Golitdr. bic Sonne BAR
itslenb, oersn Strdblen aus piR3igen
Diamanien beitebt, Auf elmer anne
rem Ssite oes 20l6ums 5efinoet Ii6
cine qanotarte Der RepU5lit 9raI
lien. oeren siu3slnen StaatsH ourh
@oelifeine Deri6ieoener 5ar&n b
5sihnet Iino. Die 5dtptita0t Rio be
5ansiro 1T bur6 sinen u~nge6suren
6bauen Dtamanten Don adt 9arai
marlirt. Die Rotten fir Dieies prahts
cole GuRltperi purot Don ben aatbOs
titsn 8roflien's auf oem Subierips
tionsfpese aufge6radi.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27

Qls zines Der un.rliatidifen
3eihtn Der tsuflii4en 8o86eit Der
frdn30fi6eu airfsnosrfolgsr muB
bic 0eran3iebuHg Der qrieher uno
q isIterdmistdnoieanu gum Wiliidr4
oienit angeieexn perben. On 5olse
oieisr gerftsung fino stfua 6 5ig z
8auienb prisiter g%s5iDuRgsn, in ben
ociioen Qrmabisnlt e~in5utreten, pd6z
REM 6isbsr iunge Qeuts, bic Ti9 auT
oas prisfterdmt Dorbereitsteu, nut Elm
Sd6r Der WilitdrpfIi6t 3u geniigsn
6rauatsn. Sect Iino dle qrieItr, Die
ii6 ben 8orihrftsn hes nsuen 5rens
nuHgsgeisbes. i'm Slime osr9Regisrung
ni6t iigeH, (uH0 i'm militdrpflidtis
5en utter feEeR) tires prieieramteg
~Uerluitig ertldrt uno our 8oanbung
Der fir ielen 5ran0Isa 5sltimmten
~orsijabrissn DieHit3eit %bsranse3ogen.
@e3en bas ben ipaniIdsn Rams
msra ~Uorgelsgte Q~ereinsgsieb, ein
Ulahpers Der irternationdlen 6rsis
maursyei, er5e6t bic gauge IpaHiide
gl0ti0n einen snsr5iiatH prpteF.
ue5eran fiHoen aun0ssbuuesn asssn
oas 4niinnsn Der Rsgisrung itast, Gin
@slsb 81 f4misoen, ba5 bic rslisioien
Groen Dertrsi6en parDe. Der gss
Iammts ipaHiife g~piscupdt sat Sci
Dem aonis QlfoRio ssssn oos gsplanz
tt @eieB 9roief srsobsn. Die 9iimofs
nenRen oos @eieb rotorii9 ihledt
ano tirdsHisiHoSia nno erfldrsn, baB
'oehm 4unabms bic @siitlihtsit un0
PIE slda5is.n 4attp!iisn in siusR
ftnsrsn e'tDifsnsconfIist sriHssn
mAFS
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27

Nus elmer offitielen 9et6siIis
8uag Oss @aticdHs oiirfte aud 6ei Der
3poitsn 6aager 5rieoensconfereH3
Rihts perosn, trobbsm Die ge3isbunz
gen Der italienii9en @eeisrung gum
8atican unssp0bnlib CUTE iinb, -
idon neil 5rantrsid ieOsnfaQs gegen
bic 3ulaHuH9 einss pdpitli4sH 8ers
treters mare.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-07
N.~e. OF Great Mea.

Prominent noses seem to have been
the property OF many great men. L.
eursu> aud Solon had noses six inches
III length aud uvd was surnamcd
Nasa ell account ot His large nose.
Seipo Nasira derived his name from
his prominent olfactory organ, and
Alexander the Great and Cardinals
WulSeN ANA kichcicu all had large
noses t'u the medals OF Cyrus and
ArtaNcrNeS taeir noses came clear out
to the rlnl pi the coin WashingtOn's
WIS ,hr lluc aquilinc type. indicative
oil litinncss and patience. ~ was the
nose "f luinS Caesar MohammeSl had
n sin-lAi nose II was 80 curved that
a writer has told MS that the point OF IL
seemed continually striving to insert
itself between his lips. The noses ot
Franklin Shakespeare and DR. John
son All bud wide nostrils. betokening
strength and love of thought. The nose
of Napoleon WAS exqulsitcly though
firmly clisclcd. lie often said, Give
me Il man with plenty of nosc." Fred
crick the Great had 80 large nose
that l.ayater offered to wager that
blin,lloldcd he could tell 1t among TO-
GOO by merely taking II between his
thumb and forcfinger
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-07
NORTH DAKOTA NEWS
ITEMS OF a WEEK fRoM vARl
Gus PARTS OF THE STATE.
scvcre Eiizzsrd Raeed From Minneso
to 10 the sooky Mountains, the
Center of the Storm Being
In North Dakota.

SMcepils over the entire North
west lgo!A Minnesota 10 the Rocky
Mountains. tlc worst storm In years
rseed last wels IN North Dakota
whece It WAS felt tho worst, It d ,el-
opsd into 2 hli22aigl which Is the most
soNost storm On lecofd Every hour
'le fIN cf the storm increass Up
TO uemn Safud day it gjnea force With
each llesi ana 20 great was IT'S
stleAgth THAT house and barns threat
encd q aive away heforc It's might
( Nn man could stand up In 1t In the
UNPROTECTED districts, anl the poor
unforgNates Who may have been
cau@bt ia the plains are given mp rs
hopcIessly luat Snow Is everywhere
II blew tliroueh flo air like stingne
pellets from 4 glln and drfis were
| formed with every blast, only to be
carried MP and removed To another
place With The next burst of the
wines Tho railroads were hopeless
ly uloesaded No progress could be
made lly any machlne-drlycn power
In tho face OF such II gale and even
IL the plows could mako progress, The
4 work would 20 for naughl No sooner
wonld ono place hr cleared than II
would ie iilicl again All trains were
! kc,i IT lilo division points OF IN H.
larger towns to walt hctter hour.
whpn wogk can be pushed All tn,
( work ef two trans continental lines lr
clearing tracks sitter The storms o
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-07

The report of the railroad commits
sicncrs Scnt tn the state senate in
response to the McAithur resolution
says HAT the commission has not been
Idle. The report states that the con
gestiot Is partly dNc To unprecedented
business development of the country
The responsibility for the fpel short
age is laid partly IT, the dealers who,
II Is claimed, hoped 10 secure lower
rates and delayed ofders. The cnl-
plnycs ~ the railroads are criticised
ful Indifference TO tho urgent condl-
tnns in some instances Ia moving
cans This condition has been yigor-
oMslg banded by The commission With
the railway MANAGEMENT Tie com
mission takes exception to { he scnsa
tlonal feature ol the resolution that
!ilcs cf citizens have Been endangered
BY negligence OF the companies Tho
report shows t03N he dealers wcr'
nqtinca ~ He companies Of danger
OF fi4sllt COM tiipn and ignored tho
same jill" cram congestion Is shown
10 hc Il ycally occurrence, and The
ca'tsc for tho present aggllcged con
dten Is asSianed e HE rapid devcl
opnaen' of The Wheat sIowins area and
the lacl, ~ terminal facilities
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-07
CONSPIRACY CHARGED.
Grand Jury lndiets Alleged Theatrical
Trust.

New York. Feb. 1.-The grand iury
has returned an indictment against
the so-called theatrical trust. chare.
Ing conspiracy and restraint Of trade.
The indictment is against Nixon e
zimmerman. Klaw Z Erlanger, Charles
Frohman and Al Hayman, who are
alleged to constitute the trust. It
vas handed up to Judge Foster in the
court Of general sessions. Alfred Iau-
terbach. OF counsel for the defend
ants. was in court and at once com.
inundated with several Of his clients
instructfng them to appear in court
to give bail.
Neesrs. frohman and Hayman are
now IN Europe.
The indictment sets forth in detail
the acts Of the so-called trust and its
Efforts to prevent certain theatrical
enterprises from playing in any other
than independent theaters. Some Of
the witnesses before the grand jury
;sstiAed that In certain cases the
trust compelled them to make con-
tracts with the trust" TO do the book.
Ing Of plays. charging 331s per cent
Of the net receipts for the booking.
The indictment alleges that the 90.
called trust controls more than 500 Of
the prominent theaters In the country.
It IL charged that In these contracts
between the theaters and the mem.
bers Of the trust" there was q con-
spiracy In restraint of trade.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-07
When Dor. wer, Ceek.,

"i'llcrc was time" said the anti
quarian, when dogs did our roasting
for us at least they kept the meat
turning 50 it would not burn. Spit
dogs they were called. and we call
their descendants 'spitz' to this day.
Spit dogs were trained to turn the
spits on which roasted chickens. beef.
ducks and turkeys The little fellows
dld their work we'll They were never
known 10 let fowl burn or TO snatch
iaouthful or two from II. As late as
1916 spit dogs were employed in the
old Philadelphia inns on Second and
Thirl streets
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-07
KILLS MANY MINERS
reaR,sLe EXPLOSION OCCURS
in = vvA- .aa;ssVs NM IN. WEST
VIRGINIA.

Elkins, ". Va, Feb. 5.-The third
mine explosion in West Virginia with
In two weeks occurred at the Davis
Coal and Coke company's mine No. %
ct Thomas. near here, and twenty-five
or thirty miners are said to have been
killed.
The disaster occurred shortly after
o'clock q. M. Late in the day the
llrst rescue party entered the mine.
The bodies Of six foreigners and one
American were recovered at a dis
lance Of 100 feet from the shaft. Be-
fore further progress could be made a
deadly wave Of poisonous fumes en-
veloped the rescuing party. which was
composed Of General Manager OFT,
D. n. Boyd. Superintendent Henry
Mine, Daniel Jones, mine boss. Arthur
Steward and John jenkins. Before
the rescuing party could reach the
surface. Jones, the mine boss, died
from sufIocation.
There is no possible hope that the
men still In the mine are alive. While
the exact number of entombed men is
not known at this time, the number is
estimated at about thirty. and It Is
thought probable that there might be
more.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-07
WHOLLY GROUNDLESS
PRESS REPORTS OF A POSSIBLE
WAR WITH JAPAN AS SENT
FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington, Feb 2.War with ia
pan is the remotest of possibilities.
The difference between the two cOun-
tries, owing to the refusal of San
Francisco to permit Japanese pupils
to enter the public schools of that
city, never has reached the stage
where ii created fear of an armed
clash between the two countries.
Reports of possible war that have
been sent out from Washington are
not only misleading but are wholly
unjustified by any facts in possession
Of either government. The relations
between the United States and the
empire of Japan never We're more COT
dial than they are today. The Japa-
nese diplomatic representatives are
we'll acquainted with the situation and
President Roosevelt has succeeded In
securing the consent of Japan to a
nasis of compromise which will settle
the whole difficulty within a year or
two, provided the pee pie OF San Fran
cisco do their part.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-07
Crushisg . Celtic.

School superintendent In New York
among their many duties arc expected
to report ON tho personality Of the
teachers In their district. Il 10 not al
ways easy To get IA line" on that quail
lty OF a tcnchcr, SO many are lenient In
the work One OF the superintendcnts.
however, Is never satisfied until he has
made the test for orderlness by asking
the tencher 10 open his or her desk
One day lie found one OF his fair sub
ordinatcs with things In great confu.
sion She was evidently violating
heavens first law.
"Aly dear said hc to the blushinx
delinquent. Il don't believe you would
make Il good housekeeper"
The desk closed with bang. There
was fire In her eye as she calmly re-
piled.
"Oh. Are you looking Tor house.
Keeper New York Press.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-07

Thr ils THAT Hwss~A For MeaAelssehm
The following story Is told VI the
music of the overture to IN Midsum.
mcr Nights Dream" While Mendcls-
soln was deep In the making OF this
same line overture lie went riding ono
day with Il friend. In order, after
awhile, To rest their horses the two
boon companions dismounted and
stretched themselves out under the
shade of a great tree. Suddenly there
came an excited "lIuSh!"' from the
great composer, who half arose very
cautiously \ large dy was buzzInR
over them, and Mcndclssoll was any
lous 10 catcl, the true sound OF the I'm.
seet's ll,m as 1t gradually driftcd far
thcr away. Many days later when ths
overture had been completed the artist
called his friends attention to that
passage In progression where the vln
lonccllo niodulatcs In the chord OF the
seventh OF the descending scale fron,
Is minor To u sharp minor '"rhcre.
that's the NY that buzzed past us at
Sclonlanscn." said Mendelssohn
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-07
Failing Into Hole Ia AR.

One of the strange experiences Of a
ballooilst is that OF falling into "a hole
Ia the air. which Mr.. Rolker reports
as follows SO you continue sailing.
enjoying the present with little thought
OF the startling surprises that may bs.
before you Ahead of you. unseen. may
be what the bnlloonist calls hole In
The air. resembling the vortex OF =
maclstronl. and down this you may lit
orally fall at rate which Is terrifying
until by sacrificing two or three bag
flils of sand at once your pilot checks
your downward flight But these holes
are scarce. and as rule tho atmos
phcrc IS OF uniform carrying power.
American Magazine
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-07
KILLED IN A WRECK
seveN MINERS MEET DEATH AND
4 DOZEN OTHERS ARE HURT
At pEs MONIES.

Des Moines, Ia, Feb. S.-Six men,
oil miners. wero killed and twelve or
more were injured In the wreck OF a
coal train on the Northwestern rail-
way near the corporation limits OF
Des Moines coming into the city in
the evening. The dead are Peter
pilsterum, Peter Exner. Olaf Ander-
son, Albert Olson, Carl Anderson and
Samuel Drew.
Ander Lundquist died on the way to
the hospital.
The accident was due to the car IN
the middle OF the train leaving the
track and ditching the cars behind 1t.
The train had on board about thirty
miners. scattered in groups on diher-
ent cars, and several passengers were
In the caboose. The victims were all
buried under the wreckage and the
coal, which caught fire and made the
rescue work difiicult It is feared that
when the wreckage is cleared away
other victims may be found.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-02-07
WORK OF AVALANCHE
At LEAST A DOZEN PERSONS ARE
KILLED BY A sNowsLlpE
IN COLORADO.

salida, Colo. Feb. 5.-At least a
dozen lives are believed to have been
lost in terrific snowslide that came
down Monarch mountain about 9
o'clock at night, completely over
whelming three business houses and
burying their occupants under fifty
feet of snow and dirt
The wrecked buildings are Steve
Skinner's saloon, Fred Mason's room.
inghouse, and Fred Schrader's restau-
rant, the inmates of which had no
warning and no time to get out before
the crash came. Several Of them,
however, have been rescued.
Great confusion reigns at the scene
Of the disaster and 1t is difficult to Sc
cure details. The snow is waist deep
on the level at Monarch and, although
help has been asked from Salida. eigh-
teen miles east.