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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-03-27
Better Than Scarecrows.

According to recent experiments ny
StaniIas Tetard, a French agriculturlst
wheat and other cereals can be pro-
tected against the ravages Of crows
which are particularly fond OF the
grain when its sprouts are just push
ing above the ground, by treating the
seeds before they are sown with amix-
ture of coal tar, petroleum and picnic
acid. This treatment which delays the
o rowth of the seed for Say or two,
but causes no damage, imparts an odor
which is insufferaole to the crows, but
which disappears after the sprouts
have attained large growth, when
they are no longer subject to attack.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-03-27

Mr.. w. c. Kilmer as special com
missioner, on last Saturday, fla led to
seel the Stump property auda djourned
the same over until next Saturday at
the same house and place.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-03-27

Mueo Solvent, the great thFoat rem
edy, does not harm the weakest stoen-
seh like the ordinary scuga syrups.
In fact it tones up the lining of the
stomach the same as il does the lining
of the throat.
Manown q Barnes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13
@rnnoitifs.u ebertraannaen.

Gbarlc9 ". Noel an Charles 5.
NuIl, 9torooItieite Earf- Auenue, nabe
Greitouitr., 1876 bel 80, @~runo5iu5
$50; So.
Charles ). SuQ an Charles a.
9tocl mo 6rmt, Norooitieitc Forf-
9luc., nuhc Frcitonitr,, 1876 6ei 80,
@rmOjinS $50; So.
Static y. MSilbclm II. u. ali Snrrp
=. NorriS, Siioieitc 9ofoDette.Aue.,
Gfc6uIton.}Iue 22.212r bel t23,3R,
@ruNO3in9 $133.25; So.
&arrp =. gtorri3 an Seattle 2. Nll-
bclm II. g.. SiiOieitc 2aiopette. Npe.,
ode Sutton }Iue ,2t.21@ Del t23.3H2,
@runoiiua $t33.25; So.
M1rlurct Gollgbcrtp, N0mr,, an
Margorct Gougbcrtp 1t. a., gtoro.
mciticitc @op., nobe Woumuentitr.,
10 bel So, @rumojins 500; So.
Charles v. Neuialcr. Nomr., an
6rcocrida 3mangcr, NorOicitc Bur
0umOp }Iaep nnbe NorncritrdBe, 26
bel ll.S. @rum65in5 $24; $5.
Gericlbc al Nunic VI. Ncnfel Sit.
lcitc Morncritr., nube V%urguuoD.Al.
len, f. bel 81, @rlmO5in@ $40; SO.
@ooireD 6ilber an @oOireu ), 81.
ibcr, Sii0iCitc 9anf, uahc lunualtr.,
Is bel 10, @rlmojiu5 $2i; So.
ScIino &ciablcr II. u. an Woies
Stern mlo 6rul, N~orooitieite Gu
top,, nobc @oiimnnitr., 1873 bel 80,
So.
Morn y. 81. DupoI an TSobu &.
Hctowatp mno GrnL Noromeltieite
GIarctitr., nobe 0anburgitr., IS bel
50, 5000.
WercantiIe Grult II. Iepoiit So. an
&obn Is. Moie, , &ot5, 81.
@uruet y. Glnrf al Sobn WCGor.
mid mo NrouL SiIoieite Der 9alti.
more, nobe GorcpitruBe, IS bel 100,
@r05, 500. $40.
Sobn McGormid al @ornet y.
Glnrt, Oitieitr Der Baltimore, nobe
GorcpltraBe, Is bel 100, 8ro5. $50,
$40.
Sronf =. 8rabdm al Baltimore
StonecuttinQ 60, 3 Cots, $40.
ellis Ginger an Hebedn Singer,
Noroicitc Der GomOenitraBe, 16 bel
y, @r65. $3.50, 50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13

ole I;o.::n ytappen pon Ser G0auTec
ob in einen Ssitentpes Elm, iiber oeu
bin rieiige @iden lire i'm iungen, beas
griinen Saube ~prongenoen &roreu
polbten. Der Walo, bltnoertiGbrioer
9uhenbcitano, Ger CUR Het)ten bart an
Den Wegrano berantrot, perpanhelte
ii6 ouf Der 2tntsn in einen BON bpbem
@%iIengttter umIdIoifenen, uripolos
ortig pertpiIoerten part. Man lam
m einem srobongeIe9ten WirtbI6aitss
bof porhei. Der nit bohen, fait ourhs
lpeJ nersn 0ebGaoen beIteut lpar uno
in mufiergiltiger Orbnuns ge6cltsn
i6ien. Ourd Die b~elIorauen StGmme
oes 8udenipalhes, Der ole Wauern oe8
GjebOfteS befdattete, blibte in fiber
nem @lan3e Der Spiegel zines Sees
auf, uno plpblid bot iid Dem Wuge
Sblob @berStbdl, Elm oeorungener,
turgarti9cr 9au, alt, uerlpittert, oben
ouf elmer Itattliten Mnb0be ocIeQen
uno bolb ~perbor9en binter uralten
platanen, oeren Dobe StGmme tpie
SGulen %Itanoen.
Oils bie pferbe, Ole Den iteilen @ns
itiea i'm longIamen @letterIdritt nebs
men muBten. boz Der Humpe 6es
S6lofeS SoIt mahten. frat Elm 9reiier
0ierer nit perrun5cItem, befiimmsrs
tenn 8eiid)t aus Der maiIigen, alter
tbiimlibeu Wfprte nm fiihrte GrnIt
Slfc, nahoem er ibr Yegebr erfabrsn,
osr6 Elm oGmmeriQeS, tobes, nit Sc
lpeiben uno 9iri9s un0 Gfert1pIen
iibe,iGtes Sei.i6iil in einsn GroBcn lid5s
ten Guol, bcIien Orei nett gs5fTnete
TliigeltGiiren ouf cine aeqen port uno
See bin Gelegenc Gano1eintcrroIe
hindu5nir 80.
Gortictung iolGt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13

Cine 10SiG briSs JrHu
lett gc~gsnlot.tig iii GIiIabet0sGliTt 5u
Aatsolpib, prop;n5 SGleiicr.
9 irgermetFe ais Oes
raub t. Sn 0anta MorgDes
rita. Stalien. ipurbs be- 9iirgcrmeiltcr
rnter Ger 9eIGuloisung, 100000 Sire
untcrIh!asen 81 babel, per9oftet.
fbunber a + g
Z | Ge BE b q t. Die in
Rnis, 80bmen, itebtnoe teriibmtc HOO
Sabre dlte eide puro, ben &inbern
angc5inbet. Der bentpiiroi9e Baum
fpurbe pernidtet.
9artel getenter t.. SnfoIge
zines Ortans tenterts auf benz Imur:
fluile BEL GbaharOtptc, Sibirien. cine
9orte, auf Der ii@ orrstirtc Gbinefen
%befanoen. Seds Wlann BON Der ges
ipadunasmanni6aft unb SO Gbineien
ertranten.
0as Ser3 aue + all
bes &DrperS tru9 cin muntercs
&alb, tas cine Stub beS 9ufner8 Sbos
mas GlauIen in 9arstpft lei S4less
mtg geiporfen. 9as !Ser5, ba5 li6 DO
Der 9ruit Slpifden ben @orbcrbeinen
befonb, Ssiete. ipie RE untcrIu1un1
nad) Der S6la6tung bes Sbieres en-
CAB, normale 9rDbe.
q d b d . or =,
d a d t. Sn 3obbrunn, gaperr,
fam es bel einem Iaofabrieite 81 elmer
Rauferei, al Der iid, bic gauge 438
p:rlonen 5Iblenbe Oemeinbe bethel,
ligte, 70 bab idlieb!icp 1eu:rldrm &C.
blafen perten mubte, UNI nieter Orb
nung Gil f9affen. IS CAB cine sroBe
In5abl 8erpunbeter. Ser gauge 8or.
gang bate ben Gbaratter zines 2anps
friebenSbruGes in iid.
SeItene Sorm beS 9 t..
6 mseuers. 9ei cinem nGtt.
liden @e!piiter in gutin. Jiiritcntbum
Gibed, tonnte bic un9sto5hnIiGe SO,
turerfdeipuag zines ct. GlmSfeuers
febr fbOn geieben lperber, no mitten
IN Der Nabt alt ben @den unb Gdnten
Der Wt0bet ;~ntc1Iib leubtenbs SlGmMs
den ouftautten. Sas Glmsfsucr lit
f6on I'M Syreien auberorbentlih ieltsa,
in gefdloiienm Raumen lift es bisber
muir gang p~erein5elt tonftatirt porben.
Gin Original. Sn Mlnden
itarb biefer Sage &arI !Sermonn, alIs
scmein betannt bort als Der v9err Yros
fefor." Elm gutter alapierlpie!er, Der
iiber a[es idimpfte. Gr mar Der Sobn
zines @e6nungstommiTars unb lebte
bonn Dertauf ieiner r&ompoiitirnen,"
bic ibm beipnbers bon Stubenten abges
fault ipurben. Sn ben Wirtbi6affen
mar er cine iebr befannte peri0nlids
teit; er aablte fir bic gable bD9itens
8 pfennis, auf Der S%rambabn oablte
Ct ME. Ct 1T 80 Sabre aft sepors
ben.
Weuer g aunertrid. NuI
ber GifenbabnItrsds arsfelbsM. z@labs
bad. @beinIanb, tpurbe nsuli1 i'm
Gabrabtbeil zines 3uses Elm Heiienbsr
belpubtlcs aufsefunben, Der fpdter err
tldrte. bab ibn Elm Witreifenber burG
&canat betGubt unb dlsbann beroubt
bate. Runmsbr felt iib bieier
lleberfaI oils Elm S9pinbelmanorer
berauS, UNI ben Giienbabnfistus aui
S9abensriob fir bic ansebli9 ges
raubtsn~ Ga6en rertlagea su tDnnen.
Ser tetreifelbs &eiience foI ben slei>
den Uaunertrid iGon einmal i'm pers
floTsnen Sabre psrfuht baben.
Eroteit. Salisirau: ~@os.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13
$4,000. 81 p%erfanftm: $4,000.

Jene Heuen. nnopernen aipeluUd1aen SduTer
On Der Norosp aresStraBe, 5ipii6en Sairmoliits
Noelilie Ino 5ubette'S frabe. nit allen inuoers
nen StHrt1tnngen; cementirte aeIler, Sof rno
Irottoirs. gmaiuirfe gnoeipa men ulb aiicben.
k%liiSglNe, Widrunprtreppen nto s8eiimfe, funi'
fdre 9ratnage, Straben nit oiirifi6trten SiegcIt
feinen geptlaftert. Sic miifien gelebei ueroen,
UNI fe fddpen 81 f1nnen.
W'nn Iebrne .Sairmolnt : Ibenue $ WaagonS.
lido tno SonItags uffen. @aentem am BIabe.
BrunoIltetbe $4,000 - fetslnooreiBis 9plar5
pro Sabr.
4aIter z. seefphaI,
fW,dttS-) Wouunfernebmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13
Gallagher, Der Sanmeiiter,
GOO 8Ip6, Huro.QafcuI

bU VID0, df6sFhff b'Ibtnut.
$500 faufru clues Der beteu sueitb6igen
Sdaier in Sft.9aItimore, bas man fir bas @cIb
erbaIten lam. 3erraifeltsS ronien, cementirte
Getenpeae. S6fe nno Seller uno eine 10 SUB
@ranoIitb.sIGep i'm Sintererunbc; moberne gas
BEGINNER. gb5uesfanaI' stnf6Iub: @ruub5ins
MIR $40 pro Sabr. garean Wr. 1857, Munu.
mrntsStrabe. U4S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13
0ereinS 0aIen0er.

9dder.@ eiangperein bon Baltimore.
9irieent Yrof. 3. &aroIus.
Satptauortier Sobn abrs SaIIe,
Nr. 40S, @eit-2e rinston.S traBe. Sc.
ben Somitag gbcno, nit Ausnabrne
bes orittcn Sanltags i'm Wonat.
S%ingitunoe. (lpril7-tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13
@ereiniatc Singer pon Baltimore.

Suuptquortier: .@ermania M1n.
nerhor : Salle;" YrGiibent Senrp
GbomaS; correiponoirenoer uno pro.
tofollirenber SefretGr pro lem. 9.
Simmelbeber, Tr. 315, Ioro-goen.
Strabe; Sinan5iefrcidr IS. Simmel.
beber, Nr. 315, 9toro-G ocn-S trabe;
Sdasmeilter S. MidIid, Tr. 713,
8arner.S troBe; 9irisent 81. Sem.
berger. Seriammlung ieoen 3meiten
Srei!ag I'M Monat.
.@ermania~N uartctt- Club"
Sauptqlartier: @agncr's SaIc,
%itunoe: 9ienitaos. 9irigent 8.
8arolus.
- y@ermania-W Gnnerhor."
Salptqilariier: @ermania : W1r.
nerdor-Sauc, GER. 410 bis 412, @eIt.
2ombaro-S traBe. Singltunoe: Don.
neritags - 9irigent: Sbeooor Sem.
berger.
mSrobIinn."
SolptQuarticr: Srobiinn Sole,
Tr. 1000, Sreoerid . apenue. Sing.
Nr. 116. gtorb-Yaca.S traBe, Sins.
ltllnoe: MittDods - 0irigent: Sobu
u. 9lein. "i'"'". ".'a"..'
n9(rbeitcr. 1Gnnerdor."
Suuptollartier: NuoreoS' SaIe.
GER. 314, Sanoperitrabe. SingItunoe:
Mittpods - 9irigent: 9apio Me.
lamet.
rSbaIia.W 1nncrfor."
Sauptquartier: 8oiet's SaGe, Scr.
1922, Sariorb.gpenue. Singitunbe:
9ienltags - 8iriaent s. =. Sranf..
n2ocuit-go int- WfGnnerdor."
Sauptquartier: 3pider's SaIe,
Gde Guba- unb anoreitrabe. Sing.
itilnbe: Mitttuod Ibenbs s l1br -
9irigent: Subert &riippel.
.Irbeiter. 2ipoertafel."
.Sailptquartier: gol5' Sale, Nr.
4C8, @eit 2erinetonitraBe. cling
Itunoe: Gienlta9s-9iriscnt Subert
Stripped.
y0operiIGer NGnnerhor."
Sauptquortier: Idermann's Sale,
Ode bnn Caroline. mnb BougbitraBe.
SingItunOe: Gomnerltag Mbenbs -
0irieent: Mu9rit Sdneioer.
rWoSart.WGnnerdor."
Sauptquortier: &obert 8onmer's
Sale, GER. t92t-t923, Orleans.
S:rabe; Singitrnoe icoen 9onner-
itag abeno = 9irisent. g.. %. Yobl.
mann.
"Gihenfrana."
Saliptqllarticr: giisuIt BoebeI's
(pornlals 3orn'S) Sale, Ode ser 3.
itno 9oltgbItraBe, Sigblanotopn.
Sinsltunbe: Wittipods - 9irisent
Geo. ". Yoblmonn.
.Nelobie."
Sa,ptqilartier: s. Iies' SOLE.
Gde 2oiuitrobe unb 9elair-W arft.
.Sarmonic."
Sauptauartier: Nr. Ala, Weit.
Sapette Strabe. Sineitunoe: 9ien
tags - 9irigent: Sobn u. alein.
.Arion."
Sanptquartier: .Stag.Sale," Nr.
Mittpod - 9irigent: S. s. 5ranf.
Singltunbe: 9onneritags - Oiri.
gent: 3. 3arolus.
mNetger.8 eianauerein."
Sauptqnartier: Soifnlann's SaIe,
Com. unb Sorreititrabe. Sinaitumoe:
9ienItag - 9irioent: Subert Strip.
pei.
.9aoenia.N Gnnerdor.~
Sauptqnartier: Yrott- nnb 5. Str,
Sigblanototpu. Singihnoe: Glen.
flags Girigent Geo. u. Yobl:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13
Earfncn

In ieber @r1Be bon 4 bis ou 18, 900 Idern, In
wlarDInTb uuo anberen Sftftauten: ferner 8s.
fdd fStanfer NIB gpubnhanfcr In Baltimore uuo
hie @eneraI.gtsentmr bon German Uaoeuboop,
ILL.,, Nurb.Gharles.2tra Baltimore, Wo.
(Geptf 12MPt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13

Simmer i a d] mann. - Fbo.
togropb: .0eaner, bringen sic mir
n aotelette, a6er &abinetiormat!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13
an ucrfauieu 0pritaot,

3rbinaion: Sd 3iegeliieir.9Goen UNI gSobi
NINA nit StaL; ldbrlifc llniuiten S71. Rrci9
$1,000, Cinftlieblid, paoeils 9iurthtnnQ. Sube
dlberoem iuebrere COTTAGES 81 bemertcnSuer.
then Y~reifen. Is. y. Nadinon, gnpuIt. ~
yam Smiloima. ooer man ipre6e in meiner 9Sob.
iIrl1 an Sreoertd ltabc Nii9riia Nocnue, Dor,
U94-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13

fer rabe Rntterfoi. Rarf. yr. 20. 22. go etc,
Goro- Sares Strabe. 9enentirie 1rottoire, ael'
Ter unb Sof: emaiIirte g}aoelpnnne urto sri,
dbeuansauk etc. $50 9udr uno 81. 05 pro gSn.
de faufen zines leHer mobernen Slnier. De,
ftdtigt ite NIB iiberjeuet eud. Gebr Ieidbte
8eoinaunaen. gosparo Z. eturd, an crt uno
eteae. tSmii17. IL. I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13

Goppeiiinui q. Sn ieiner
gerlicbt6eit Itrid ser Maler oeu1
jungen 8r1ulein Die Baden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13

Sine gSiribitait init 9i0entbum; gutter FInt,
GeridufSqrulo arnntbeit. Widn n%orellire: ~,
3iSt," .Scutidcr GUrrripqnocnt."
GQ3--S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13
Gtablirt 1925.
Gonloli0atcb 2oan 81.
1 NurS- StraBc.

Sin arobes gNortiment beriauener 9iamnr'
fnuf nod inter bGlbem aoiienprei5. g8ir geber
mad ipie Dor liberdle 9drIeben auf ole gSeribl
geaenitdnoe. Seiienz9iigana gum Yribatfei
fenlf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13

Bier slder 9ano an elmer eleftrii6en Qinic:
miro elm ieines Seim MADDEN; nnsae6eibnet fir
@cfliigel3utt; 800 Collars. y. Yunliun, 9iu'
biniun. Wo., IA WPeiIen bon Baltimore.
u04-G1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13

Sci madpou = .Sat Gid
Geine aohin 81 9einem @eburtstog
oid) init einem @eifenf erfreut?:"-
@%renaoier: .llno OBJ Die iiberreif-
Il mir mein Wonogramm aus @iir.
ften geflodten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13
Die .IuItiae 0ittme."

@rantigom: Sag nal ouiridtig,
mein Ser5, ii6erroldte nns Geine
Wamo iciner3eit mirflid} gang 5u.
fGaia bei'm aiiiien?"- 9raut: .gber
gemiB, iieber Sans lie ipar il
ielbIt in lid perIiebt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13
gu %perfaufen.
effort 81 uerfauien

1Ufurt 5u Oerfauien:
Yue n1tbiaen 8eriibibaften fir cine 1liitel.
mdbige @Gdcrei; cine felicue 8elc9enbeit ilr
einer glnfun9er, GucS %heifdmmeu 81 filoen.
Nat8ufrugen in Wr. 1885, cf.SnDette'S trabe,
1910
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13
@ir BADEN sic folgcnoem gntcm 2amb'
Gomplcrc sum @crfanf:

3 slder $3.50; 3 stder $500; 7k Stder $3.50:
az sIHer SS95Oo. 70 slSer S3p50 Mnf ctIitbe,i
oieier Bldbe fteben Sbitbditme. Sier6ia Wiinns
ten 1ubrt Der eIefiril6e g'abH bon Baltimore
linb flint Mimlten 5i Sub bon Der Citation mad
irgeno einem Der TlIte. a0uneu eilihe oabon
inter lei6teu 2nbIunasbcbElaunaen uerfdufen.
@benfnus 10 slder aroBe Mrm nit feiner y9dis
%ierirnuie. i~naefibr 8ipei Wieiler bon %berielben
Citation her eleftriiden 9suDn. nit Sau5 ulo
anoerel Standardization 6u $4,000.
Sepcrn Stealth Company,
0r. III. Voro. Gbarics.etra6e.
Mdr624
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13

Troteit. Salsirap: n@os.
orei bl,nte H0de IN Der 9iide2 Ios
lit mir bod 81 bunt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13
gu Dcrmietben.
Su permtetbeu:

~ pfrnitefbfn:
gr. 1107 uno III, NorosBnrtsStrabe; 6ipeis
fiddiae 8Guier In por3iielidem 3nitanoe; Wlies
the MIR SO pro Wonai. 9tah6nfraeen an Crt
Hnb Stelle uoer bel Stnrh W. Hitel. 4r. 2Of,
RUro.S aluert.Str. CSuIi2 1WlD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13
8erlangt i'm M%aacmeineu.
Stclcngeiubc.
Steneaeiuh

Gin pdder fltbt Stelle ais quite 8ipeite S1Iio
fir @roo. gta66nirager in Hr. III, @uior.
StrnBe. (19d)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13

2telegeiudj:
Sin Nider fl6t Siclle ais 8weite puno,
Gu66nfruaen bel Ettp Stauoadier, Hr. S2j,
Columbia. giuenuc. I94-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13

Stengciudl:
Gin 0idbbeIl aus ISicr, pelbeS ulle @1lS.
urbeiten peltebt. indi ouuernoen loiicu. HGt.
aura aen IN Hr. 1909, Srtscue'Str. U9l-l
The Topeka state journal., 1908-09-08
FIRE 100 MILES SQUARE.
Settlers Are Being Burned Out by the
Hundreds.

Duluth, Mimi Sept. S.--Reports re-
ceived here today indicate that for
est fires are raging along the north
far west as the western Mesaba
of Duluth. and as,far north as the ex-
perhaps farther.
Throughout this distance, a territory
100 miles square, settlers are being
burned out by the hundreds and it will
be impossible to estimate the total loss
for some weeks. 1t will be very
heavy.
Citizens in a score of little villages
such as Duhl, Nashwauk, Wrenzhal,
Aurora. Mitchell and many mining
localities are devoting all their
energies to fighting the flames. No
more towns of importance have been
burned since the destruction of
Chisholm. but constant vigilance is
needed to save Hibbing.
The village of SNOWFALL with 100 in
habitants, was threatened all last
night, but this morning, it was re-
ported safe for the time being. A
brisk wind is blowing and unless it
dies down or a, drenching rain comes,
the entire district may be swept clear
of standing timber. Duluth has raised
$4,000 for the sufferers and relief
trains are being rushed forward from
here. Homeless settlers are arriving
in Hibbing and Duluth by every train
telling tales of hair breadth escapes
from the flames.
No lives have been reported lost.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-09-08
NO SERIOUS TROUBLE.
Charles Barnes, Insurance Commits
siOner, Talks of X. & L. of S.

Charles Barnes. state superintendent
of Insurance. is planning to hold an in
vestigation of the affairs of the knights
& Ladies of Security as soon as l. NJ
Jones. a deputy of the department who
examined the order about 90 days ago,
returns from his vacation. Some of the
officers of the order object to the find
ings made by Jones in his report and
want to present their side of the case
to Superintendent Charles Barnes
TT should be distinctly understood, I"
said Mr.. Barnes, that there is no
charge of shortage or crookedness in
the management of the order It is a
good. strong fraternal order, and is well
managed. There is a difference of opin-
ion concerning the legal methods
adopted for the payment of certain
monies, and we are going to get to-
gether and talk things over.
This story from Chicago seems to
be a sort of local row among some of
the officers up there, and don't know
anything about it. All know is that
Mr.. Jones made his investigation, and
filed his report here. 1t is very vol
luminous document, and it has not vet
been approved. because l want to give
the officers of the order a chance to be
head The differences between the
management of the order and this de-
partment are of a minor nature
The Topeka state journal., 1908-09-08

has watched their interest closely"
The programme, together with the
winners of the prizes (Which were
given by Topeka merchants), was as
follows:
Boys race-Ffrst prize, Arthur Lin
quist; second prize, Leroy Holmgren,
Young Mems race-First prize, Ell
mer Ahlstrom; second prize, Richard
Ahlstrom; third prize, Clarence john
son.
Married mems race-First prize,
Charles Martinson; second prize, Ell
mer Carlson; third prize, o. Olson.
Married Ladies' race-First prize,
Mrs. Rohm; second prize, Mrs. A. P.
Ahlstrom; third prize, Mrs. j. A. john
son.
Young ladies' race-First prize, Anna
Nystrom; second prize, Amanda Isaac
son; third prize, Gertie Carlson.
Girls race-F'irst prize, Florence Mel
son; second prize. Henrietta Lung
strum; third prize, Amey Swanson.
Running broad jump-Ffrst prize,
Richard Ahlstrom; second prize, Clar-
ence Johnson.
Running high jump-First prize,
Clarence Johnson; second prize, c.
Standing high jump-First prize.
Clarence Johnson; second, Fred john
son.
Sack race-First prize, Fred Issack-
son; second prize, Richard Ahlstrom.
Potato race-First prize, A. Issack-
son; second prize, 1. Lofdquist.
Ladies' nail driving contest-First
prize, Edna Samuels; second prize,
Mrs. Issackson; third prize, Mrs.
Rohm.
Ladies' ball throwing contest-First
prize, Mary Lundholm; second prize,
Ana Nystrom; third prize, Anna
Issackson.
Hamer throwing-First prize, Walter
Lungstrom; second prize, A. Holstrom
third prize Geo. Ekwall.
Tug of war-Winners, Oscar Johnson,
captain.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-09-08

short time later Sheriff Wilkerson was
on hand with his blood hounds. The
busy neighbors, in their efforts to To-
cate the robber seen by Mrs. Childs,
had mixed tracks all over the land
scape. The dogs were willing, but un-
successful. They insisted upon chas-
ing a young farmer who had removed
his shoes so that he could run They
trafled this young man all over two
OIL. three farms. having touched his
trail by accident when first turned
loose.
Finding this failure, Sheriff wiki
erson telephoned to his deputies at
Rossville and Silver Lake, and it was
not long before the local officers con-
nected with the game. At Rossville
Deputies Mcpherson and Pendelton
nabbed three hoboes who had Just en-
tered a box car for the night. Among
the stuff found on this quartet was a
revolver. They gave their names as
William Wood. Frank Shumaker and
Chas. Watson.
Meanwhile Deputy Jeffries of Silver
Lake, was capturing another tranp
who gave his name as Harry WaIlxer
This one had several small articles Of
jewelry in his pockets. All Of the
tramps are in. Jail this morning. b,,t
Mrs. Childs or the others who. saw
strange men in the neighborhood. havs
not arrived to identify them.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-09-08
TRAMPS IN JAIL.
They Are Charged With Burgiarizing
Farm Houses.

AS the result of robberies commltteo
by tramps at two farm houses on ene
silver Lake road, four specimens OF
the Hobokus Americanus are langulsh-
ing in the county jail, awaiting idehtl-
ffcation by the irate farmers
sunday afternoon the home OIL oscar
Childs. who lives on the old Kooerts
farm. was entered by a lone tramp.
Mrs. ChiIds, returning unexpectedly.
entered the back door just as the tnle1
made his exit by the front door. he
ho,,se and secured nothing of value.
About the same time, the home OF
John Cornelius, whose farm is near
that of Childs, was entered py one o[
,.,o-e thieves. and several articles of
vaIue stolen. The family was in To-
neka attending church at the time. a
watch. ring, revolver and several other
s,,, ali articles were stolen The neigh
bors gathered at the Childs home, and
began a search for the thieves, and
The Topeka state journal., 1908-09-08
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