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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-11-14
WINTER wheat IS
!. 1o-bEE RlIED HERE
DEMONSTRATION FARMS WILL
SEE WHAT CAN BE DONE IN
NATTER.
Experiments Will e7 Made on seven
Of the Farms In the state - F'e'o'
sowed This Fall.

SUPERINTENDENT Porter of the dem
onstration farms of the state is alive
to the fact. that the question OF
whether or not we can successfully
grow winter wheat In North Dakota
is Of present importance. Th1s 1ali
winter wheat fields were seeded on
seven of the farms-Page, bismarck
New Salem, Beach and Washburn
and Flaxton and Rugby. These
places offer variety of climatic and
soil conditions that will give an aver
age trial for the entries state. -.
y The wheat was turkey red, the only
variety that is recommended ror
northwestern conditions, and was
seeded in three ways, viz, In corn
on summer fallow and barley stub
BILE, save at New Salem, where 1t was
seeded In the regular rotation on
land that had produced a crop OF
oats and pease for hay. The hrst OF
October the wheat was three inches
high, and had a very healthy appear
ance. At Beach the wheat was doing
well in the corn stubble and on the
summer fallow, but there was poor
stand ON the barley .stubble. 'T The
wheat 4 at Bismarck and Washburn
on the corn stubble which is tall
enough to hold the winters snow.
The Rugby summer fallow looks WELL
Owing to dry weather 1T is thin on
the corn1and, and for the same reas-
on it did not grow on the barley
ground. The same is true Of Flax
ton and at Page, all three fields are
looking well. + q & :
The wheat was broadcasted into
the corn early In August and cultivat-
!. ed In "a one horse drill would do
better work. The summer fallow
was we'll worked, and drilled In at
the same time. The barley stubble
came little later. as soon as the crop
was taken of. This wheat did not
get an even start with the other two
methods of seeding.
These experiments should show
whether or not, and under what con-
ditions, winter wheat will grow in
North Dakota. The extension depart
ment OF the IA. &. is anxious to gath
Ell all further information available
along these lines, and would like to
hear from farmers who have tried
winter wheat growing, giving all the
details of Its handling, whether p
success was made Of It or not. Such
letters should be addressed to Hugh
j Hughes, extension department, {,
Agricultural College, North Dakota.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-11-14

CONTINUED on page 81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-11-14
ILLINOIS PLAYED WITH
!. NORTHWESTERN and RUN
UP SCORE OF IS TO 0
(By Associated Press.)

Chicago, Nov. 13.-IlHnois defeat.
ed Northwestern at football this at
ternoon at Evanston IS to 0. The
state university team by clever ap-
plication of the forward pass and the
good kicking of the quarterback,
Seller, took the lead in the first half,
which ended with score of u to 0.
In the second, Illinois piled up %
more on forward passes, which COM
pletely baffled the Evanston men.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-11-14
TRT-sTATE WEATHER.

washington, Nov. 13. Minnesotav-
snow Sunday; colder In south west
portion; brisk to high north to north
i west winds; Monday generally fair.
North and South Dako kota-SnoW
Sunday; Monday generally fair and
slightly warmer.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-11-14
HUNDREDS Of Miners ARE
KILLED IN AN EXPLOSION

the mine. Almost two hundred of
the men imprisoned they declared, !,
were in the third vein, the only en-
trance to which was from the second
vein, almost 500 feet from the main
shaft of the pit.
The most hopeful of those seeking
to aid the prisoners doubt that more
than a few score will be found alive
when that aid comes. The only men
to escape were those near the main
shaft when the fire started. They
declared that careless miner had
thrown torch on a bundle of hay
used to feed the mules stationed in
the mine No attention was given
the smouldering hay for few min
utes. Then two miners threw the
burning mass on cart and started
toward the main shaft about 15O feet
away. Before it was reached, small
explosion occurred and in few NOM
ents the entrance to the main shaft
was filed with smoke and falmes.
Those nearest the cages hurried to
them and were hoisted to the sur
face.
After about four trips the cages
ceased moving and no more miners
came from the shaft.
Stores and residences were vacated
and almost every person of the popu-
lation Of five thousand gathered
obout the mine.
From all directions teams and Pc
destrians hurried into the city from
districts which had been notified by
telephone Every physician in the
city and many from nearby towns
were caring for hysterical relatives
of those imprisoned in the mine. The
town officials had hastily improvised
hospitals and provided nurses and
physicians for those who might be
taken from the mine but the prepar-
ations were needless.
The St. Paul mine is the only one
in the town and provided employ
ment for almost a thousand men. It
is the property of the Chicago, Mil
waukee and St. Paul railroad and Is
on q spur Of that railroad, about fif~
teen miles from Spring Valley.
Cherry. ILL.,, Nov. 13.-Mine officials
of the st. Paul Coalcompany mine,
where an explosion occurred today,
say that $50 men are dead In the
mine. Twelve bodies have been taken
from the mine. Six of these were
heroes, not employed in the mine,
who gave their lives in a futile ef-
fort to save the imprisoned workers
Mine Superintendent James Steele
declared five hours after the explosion
that it was almost impossible that
any Of the miners could escape. The
mine has a day shift of 484 men. OF
CONTINUED on page 81
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23
6 n a / it 6 a b e.

81 omtalte / Sebrlur Maane6 Set
tie slar Sc 5e1tligbe0er, iom afbolotcs
/ &%ip6eubapn / Mule0ning al $50
Mars0agen for Storme1 pao &igbe1-
bap1, og porc 2Gi ere oil mirbe5, at
hi oengang giengap openitooenoe ST.
filtration al Ell npbelig sc 5 :
table c, iom @pgme1teren al Sip
%benbopns 11pe &ao0bus, Erofeslor
Martin Mprop, / @intcr fomponereoe
ON lite 6ebrl1nr 1869 og iom 81
900 @orgere poe0e 9iorag til. 9e1=
tie Gable me0 911lter al Sre0erif Ocn
Grc0ic, @orgnnel ter Manien og
Stobsbal1ptmm0 Sburei cn pil Sip
benbapns 8orgerreprn ientation az
ilun at mo6tage til &aoobuiet, / bpis
6eltiol SEN bar tnnft op1tillet. l1o=
nolgsflcrtollets &eprni e11ta1tter, &e~
ooftpr &p6e og 5neDfer 2orent5en pil
life bope sen bnngenbe / &aa0buS=
lolen, for0i ST.. Nprop bor o1brogt
Sc 6 berpmte Sr0 al &ongen: vsSeg
pi( 80 / min Geoe" opcr Saolen. gn
&rone, iom ST.. Mprop beforotibt bar
anbragt ODER &onge11s @u1te, bar o.
loa lfuaret / ST. &o6es ra6ifale 8jne.
San fore laar ser or = JONI l1o=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23

.rifSbcrg &oml1nalbel tprelie. 6re0e=
%rifsbcrg 11pe aoml1nolboipitals for
trinlige Snoretni1g 1fplDes napnlig
bam.
Gor bun0e II. Sperretslog=
ferer Gecil Nicaro, en- @ro0er til SEN
befjcn6te Yrnlt bco Sobannesfirfe11
Slf ert &icor0, tioligere Gcfretnr for
hinge Mnn0s &riitelig Screening, bos
bDem bun boe0e, CT iporlplt for nl1n=
BEN, og Set frpgtcs, at fan er fommer1
al Gage, 81 fan bpcrfen bopoe Oper=
tpi cller Henge mes Jig, oo fan for
lpan0t. Sen unge 0perrets iogfprer
agteoe at oflnggc Erppe for @gjelte=
ret; bons Sogfprerforretning bar /
Itgrf SGflt og bans Yengeforbol6
pur / Set bele / Sen be0ite Sr0en.
Gen lille s ornbln e +
T + a 1 s 4. IS. 6. 5prenien fei=
rer / 0isie Gage lit 25 Mors Sl1bi=
lGum iom Eort11er pe0 9ppitumm1e=
I'M titl1tet / &idbenbapn, / bptlfcn
Stilling ban bor gjort Jig megct al
bolot. Mllere6e II Mar gomn1el
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23

op6e / 6orbolo til 6olfetallet, er Ser
Ell lille 5tigning / Ge0eligbeoen: I
1908 ogDc ser 1913 for bper 1000
Sn0bpggere, / 1907 finn 14,2 og /
1906 %enoogioo fln 1875. 6or b1ln=
Dreoe Mor 1ioen bar set a%lminoeligt,
at Ser / 0onnrarf aarlig 0pOe ca. "a
for bpcr 1000 Sn0bpggere, for bolp-
treoiin0stppe Mar li0en bar 0goelig=
beoen el1o11u 20-21 p. m. al @e=
folfl,inger, og / Set li0ite Siaar al
Set 19oe Marb11n6re0e bar Set gic,1=
nemlnitlig 1712 p. NJ.
6plfemGngOen / 9ann1arf fan pan
@run0lag al Mntallct al fpOte, 0p0e
og 11oponore6e / s(orct 1908 onlloacs
til ca. 1852, 900.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23
&jpbcnDapn.

Sinfen 81 otnmente t.
@illeobugger &n6olpb Segners lto=
re 6inlen=Monnment, vMo6 2Diet",
Scr / ct &or Maane6er bar beret
opillet be1 6inlens 2psfl1r=Mnitolt
/ &oienpenget, oil efter Sc li0ite
8el temmeli er life foa blipen0e &loos
Ser, oa Set pragtful0e Won1ment
fife fommer til i'm &et / Sc ino=
ffrenfe6e Smgipelier> Min0esmnr=
fc=&pmiteen inb1tiller at op1tille
Mt11besmerfet pno 8lcg6omsfnlle-
SEN / Sen tDe GGlle0parf.
set tprre E1". SCR ct &ar
Mor ii0en gjor6e en- Sngenier
Maor6t / &jgbenbapn en- opltgts-
pGffcnbe Spfinoelie, i6et Fan trent
ltiIlc6e en g1urt / foit 6orm, Ser
neo at operbnl6es mes @oro ifuloe
gipe Set allerftne1te 9l. Gn 6o=
brif .oprette6es til l16nDtteli e al
oenne Spftn0elle, 1te1t SEN gift fall
lit. @oa 6onne6es ct Gel fat, ser
ifnl6e efsperimentere bi6ere meb
Sagen,. men MI far ogioa 0ette
moattet gtbe op efter at babe iat
c. $4,000 &r. til, og er gaoet til
2ifpi6otion. Set tgrre 9l be6bli,
Der at bore tdrt, og 9aniferne
bill iom bt6ttl bol6e Jig til 6eres
Gorlsberg og S116org. Set be0 Sc,
bba0 ct.
Sbeoter6ireftgr SEQ.
oor Mn0 e / c II, ti6ligere 81,
reftdr for &aitno, ienere for Sag:
m%artbeatret, CT afgooet beo 9goen
San bar fg0t 1885 / Mpbooer, 6pr
al en S%fibsbpgger / Mari11en, gil
9eefatens Drengeifole> ieileoe ion
2urling n1e6 Martnens Srlogsi It'll
til &eittn0ien og blep 5friber
Marine1s &ontorer, men 0eb1ttere6t
1862 pe6 &nlino. Sra 1869 ii
1884 bar ban &alil1os 9ireftgr
Inner bom oplebe6e &oiino / @olp
fjeroierne og til mi6t / 6irierne er
gDloen Sto, og &el6et fulgte Ebeo
Dor Mnoeri e11, 81 bnn / 1884 opgat
&olino og obertog set nDe 0ogmor
tbeater. Sgioa fer forlto6 bon a
bragg Soft til @uie fom Sen flott,
og tolentfulbe Siceneintter Of S,
ftore Speretter. S ooifillige Ma1
bap6e Sbeo6or Mn6erien mi np6t e
%belfortient Sttnm. 9en gaml,
Mar0 be6bleb mes lepen6e Snter
este at fdlge gegibenbeoerne i Size
| aterber6enen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23

palgsorofprer naturltgpts efter
for1o tnobe1ttet Sillll1tning fra GU
ctaloemofraterne - at man Ifal 1fG=
re MISUNDERSTANDING og @%orgernes
Minoetable / Stpffer, tage Nanien
og Gbnreien l10 oeraf og la0e @iper=
ne gao me0 &ongens @11lte, Dporben
oe bill. 9nifer @iperne abiolut at
babe 5re6erif Sen Greoie bengen0e /
&aoobnlet, bill 6lertallet bog bore
laa noabigt at mootoge ogiaa &on=
gems Suite, men man ifal ga ienere
orban0le ONT e11 mere uben1nrfet
SLABS - formooentlig oppe paa
&aa0bus1oftet.
Mrfiteft gugen Sprgenien> ser CT
Minoretallets l10polgsrepru i%errtant,
poopiler, Dpor grltn6lpit og annas=
ienoe ocl1ne M0fur0 er> og fan o1be=
faler Ser for at mootage Sen im11ffe
@ane mp0 Saf, ioet man Slot lo0cr
Erofesio r geprop nt10re list pes &ro:
ne=Ieforotione11, ioolc6es at &rone1
bliDer en- 9anmorfSfrone og life no:
! gen gncpol0sfrpne.
S &ipbenbobn er Ser olmi1ocli(
Operrol fell og 6orbitrelie oper us
/ polgets lnrperlgnc0e Opfottelle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23

6 Il tilling paa
SO + =. S Gagenc 9.-12. Suli al
bol0tes / 9grpsfigbing Ell itor l10itil=
ling / MnleOni1g al 9al1Oboforenil1=
gems 60=Nars og Snoultriforenin=
gems 25=Mars Sl1bilnun1.
San ifg6 GDren. Gn ung
@fptte poa &apnbolt pao 6pen bar
forle0en Sag gooet Ell Sur n1e0 lit
@epnr. ga bon bprte noget brum=
tet be6 Jig, affpreoe fan @epg=
ret / 6en @etning, bporfro Set
brl1mme0e. N1 blep alt ltille.
Sfptten gift 1tolt fen for at ie lit
8Dtte, men ban bar be0 at 1Dnfe
/ &neerne, ga fan iaa - en- 11p=
Zig in6fipbt Eremietpr - c. 1000
&r., Iigge ftenog6 poo @arfen.
SornIpffet Mntpmobil.
9. 8. S11li pas lere0e ct %fjdbenbapnif
Mrtomobil S6enle poa Sci til
.2an6s1161tillingen. &e0 8lommens=
lpit> en- Mils Sci @e1t for S6enie>
gift Gtpreapparatet itu, Mutomobilet
tprne6e moo en- &elegrafppl, iom
ip%lintreoes> og Malfinen bnlte0e /
@rpften me0 fine fem Easlagerer.
Toru6en Gbauffdren bar / @11tomo=
billet: gieren, St1genidr &iel0ien,
bans Sr11e, 6ennes Spiter og Sper=
retslogfgrer Sre6. Mepring. Snge-
MGR &ielolen bleb iterft for oaet
og forifoaret og 6ru &ie10ien let
tere foe tet. Gruens Seiter fom
pert til @fa6e og maatte fdreS til
@pl pitolet / SDcni e.
100 Mors Subilnl1 nj
Mon1 m e II t 81 | q
r II g. 2ollon0=6ol1ters pfonon1iife
Gelifab feirc0c fra 1.-3.' Sl1li 100
Mars Sltbilnum mes flor lOltilling
og Gprifl1c I N%pfjpbil1g. 6eltligbe=
bernes @%oocOpunft bar ~slfllpri1ge1
al ct Mil10esmnrfe for @cbcin1crooo
g6o1ar0 SesOorpt Gier al Sltrup=
gaarO og mol1ge anOre @erregooroe
paa Soll ten og 2ollun0, bpem Set
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23

6anlfe 2m0brng lfDlDer laa operor=
6enlig meget. Minbcsmrrfet or
bnlenlig reiit for ct fort @ntol al
gnnlfe in1oa 8i6rag, ct Gionesbpro
ON, bppr piot bans @jerntng bar
itraft fig og ct blepet forltaaet og
paoifi6nnet.
Min0esmnrfet bar facet i'm HlaoS
pao &irfcpla0len. &aa en- bej Sof-
fel al bornboln1lf @rm1it ltoor / for
itgrret sfiffelie en- @ietgipelle /
8ron3e al Steir1s Sesoorpf=8uite,
lom og1aa fin0es / 2anobobeilfplens
@ape. Eaa @aggrun0 al ct tort
lgprigt IrG % airfens rs0e Mnre
Sonrmer 411nltparfet p6erligere til lin
Set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23

traaote ban ino / @ererr, og 0eltog
Ionn 15=aarig / 6oriparet al Dpbbpl.
Stormnutten par ban Sen ii0ite batl>
tie Soloot, Ser flap oper 8roe11 peo
Spnoerborg. Sort 8illebe blep taget
UNDER &rigerl, meoens &ortrettet til
belre foreltiller 5grenien, iom ban
iii ler uo.
ct eneitoaen6e @fso-
nj enSreinltot. Set bar iaar
iioite Gang, sen iproglig=btitoriife
Mrtium bolotes / Sen gamle 6fif-
felie fra 1871. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sfole | &%igbenbabn bar %afiluttet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23

Euo Subiluumsf el items li0lte Sag
fom aongen tillteOe og foretog Ell
Spa0leretur gjelrnen1 ll0itillingen.
en- 5fppumpeober M6en.
Ser bar beret en- %nig0panlig l1ro
/ Mtn1osf eren oberalt / 9anmarf I
@egpn0ellen al Maane6el1. Soole>
6es fat Ell Sfppumpe berjet Mpen
forleoen Sormi60ag. S &aarb9lle
fneffe6e Sen Greer> rep &orn o9
&ortoffeltoppe op al Soroen og fa=
iteoe Set tillige meo SD o. |. op t
9uften - ct bgjlt eien0ommellgt
SDn.
Morius He0eriens Mplle 6reie6e
Sen eberlte @tage a Smgang paa
og forlo6 Sen, efter at SEN baD6e lat
@atten ioa ifeDt, at oen ii60er EN-
balp Mlen bpiere pe6 oen e1e @ioe
ems Sen an0en. @n mtn0re SPORT,
lom bot lat be0 Sorbginingen, tog
Ben me6 Jig ct langt @tpffe. sos
Cars Sobunl en paa &ongsbjurg tog
SEN Saget og S%pert91nret al ct 3
Says @uS og fdrte set Bort. S
2iiebp tog SEN @6. g. &rtitofferlen
@eltcripc, flptte6e Sen c. 200 Nllen
bort og iuge6e @an6et me0 &arus<
fer 0. T.. op al en- MergelgroD og
lpfteoe set 1910 Mlen op I 2uf=
ten, bporefter Set fol6t ne6 / Mabo<
ldget me0 ct Elal t.
en- 9gt1ing al @asmus
l&af, Sen berGmte, banife Gprog=
mon0, er nplig afgaaet peo Gg>
Sen. Set bar ftp. @aar0ejer geielS
Str. @oif / ggel11no> &aarbp
@ogn / Nor6fpen, EN- paa fin Gga
bclanlc ct WtanD, bbem FOL 1f1ell1ge
|Silli6sbberp bar betroe6e. San bar
ugift og boe6e ionmen mes fine
SGltre. @aar6en bab6e fan ober=
toget e fter Mo6eren, Ser bar gnfe.
Dem1e Mooer bar @olpi eiter til
Sprpgman0en Nasmrts Gbr. Ga #,
Ser flere @ange beipgte Gpiteren
og be6 fin 9S6 e. terlo6 ben0e 800
&6l. forr6en f1ere @ienltan0e, Ser
boboe tilbgrt bam, .og iom en0a11
%opbebores of Somilien.
Sum bab6e ogiaa facet en- big
&urt al 8egapelien og erbperpeoe
|1ig ct fjen6t Mobn, ON ems fun
mootte npies me0 Sen lofale
Mabnf11noigbe6. Sum regneoeS til
SEM, ser fun6e mere ems 6eres
6oberpor og be6 bi6t og bre6t
omfring fun ggelnn6 &ot1en, bpil=
fet bill itge: 9en floge Some I
ggelltno. Sum furere0e og gab
Mao0 for mango Sing, ipr1ig lggt
bar bum for BEN engelife @pge
bos Smaab6rn, og u6enfor Gge=
11tn6 fun6e Ser bo16e mere ems en-
@ogn as @angen, lo1tet mes Soft,
Ser fom langbeis fra for at ipge
@oo6 bos ben0e. Otter bea10es
500 iban6t 6enne 8er6mmelie fra
Ggelrnoiteoet. 9a 5progforfe-
ems Min0esmprfe ofilgre6es /
bans 6e6ebp, @ranoeftl0e, bar
Somilten paa Ggelun6 in6bu6t
iom @1agtninge al SEN be6re6e
stormon6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23

Or. Sacobp y, en- al 5re0erifs-
bcrgs melt oniete 2gger, CT ofgaoet
beO Gp0cn: San bar ltnrft interes=
ferret / Sc fom11nole 6orbol0> og /
1896 til 1908 6ormmn6 for 6re0e-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23

oer1,e gfsamen paa en- / bonif Sfo
leberoen piifnof eneitaaen6e glim
renoe Maaoe, i6et iamtlige fen
Dimittenoer fit fgrite @arnfte
mes l1omerfelie.
90 II ir eftgr s or
: Y m b g, Sen al ugamle Gum
bDe" % / mango Mar 9irigent fol
8tpolis Sarrnoniorfelter, bor maatte
trGffe Jig tilbnge fra oenne Shilling
paa @rnno al Spageligbeo. Son
Iirtgent og &omponilt til en- Mpng
De forngielige og lml1ffe WulifitDffel
I lettere @enre met Maricber,
Folfacr og Nfa5l1rfoer - far fan
pitt Jig lonn en- frootg og talentful0
Gfterfomner AT i'm gcniale JaOer,
$. 6. 2umbpe. San bar ti0ligere
Gtreftgr for Sangun0erpisningen
beo &%jpbenbapns ~offenlige Sfoler og
en- meget ipgt Mnliflerer, og ban bar
operoroenlig ofbo10t al fine Gleper.
@irflombe0en / 5ipolt bprte til 2um=
bpcS fiGre1te @ierning, og bon r9gte=
Sc Sen me0 flor 0pgtigbe0 og Ombu;
bans &jGrligbe0 til oen flasiiife Mu=
iif og til go0 &unit / set bele taget
iatte oglaa fine tp0elige Spor / bol1s
Erogrampalg.
9pmt norif 5t@ortpb.
Stoite gfteraar anbolot Nolitiet
/ &igbenbapn en- @tortpp, iom bar
Noroman0 at S6oiel og be0 Cunt
mar Mleron6er @iortb, og iom
lange Eioer bab0e lepet al al
itiele poa @otellerne omfring
Mper6ens 2an6e. Moar set bo.
re6e lnnge, in0en Fan blep grebet
bar Set, for6i ian gior6e ct ier'
6eles tilforlo0eligt SnotrDf. &o1
optraa6te iom EFT elegant, bbi6
ifegget el6re @erre, bop6e fin
Monerer, lebe0e regelm9sitgt 0!
betolte nlti6 prompte, bpor bal
boeoe.
S &iobenbobn bab6e fan u1oe
forlfiellige Mopne boet paa Sri
itol, 6pnifs> &ongen at 9anmar
og ct Har min0re &oteller. 8
operalt forefalot ser UNDER fan
Spbol0 Superior fra @jnI terne, me
Eenge og let tronsportoble @er6i
lager. Set famine bar &ilfel0(
poa Sfo6sborg @gba6, bpor ia
ogiaa bar toget in6. Set mnrf(
lige Gammentref og Sen ejen0om
melige Smlten6igbe0, at SEN e.
ore 9erre bar let at ferries pa
9otellernes @ange baa0e ti0lil
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flag station.
Limited tickets for Boston are now sold at
$500 from Belfast and all stations on Branch.
Through tickets to all points West and North
west, via all routes, for sale by Lewis Sanborn,
Agent Belfast. MORRIS MCDONALD.
Vice President and General Manager.
F. E. BOOTHBY. General Passenger Agent.
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RECEIVER AT MT. WALDO.
Ex-Governor William T. Cobb Appointed


RoeKLAND, June II. Former Governor
William I. Cobb was by mutual agree
ment appointed receiver for the Mount
Waldo granite quarries in the town of
Frankfort, one of the largest and finest
granite plants in this country and owned
by John Pierce and brother, both of
New York, by whom it was inherited
from their father. The appointment was
made by Judge Whitehouse Of the Maine
Supreme Court and follows closely on the
appointment in New York last week of
lchabod Williams & Son as receivers for
the John Pierce Company, and William
Bradley & Son., Inc, Of that city. The
management of these firms is identical.
The New York receivership proceedings
were instituted through inability to col
lect outstanding accounts, and the Maine
receivership followed as a natural Sc
quence. The New York failure has a
large bearing on Maine granite interests.
The John Pierce Company was incor-
porated in New York in 1905 with CAPT.
talization of s., $50, 900 and William Brad
ley & Son, Inc, was formed in the same
city in 1902 with 100000 capital.
The principal contract now being filled
at Mt. Waldo is to furnish cut stone for
the 81. Louis library and 25O men are 4B
work there. Former Governor Cobb I'M
derstands that work there will not be in
terrupted. A number of other firms in
this section have contracts sublet to them
by the New York firms, among them be-
ing the material for the Chicago termi-
nal. Work is going along on these as if
nothing had happened.
New YORK, June II. Harry K. S.
Williams, receiver of the John Pierce
Co., the recently suspended contracting
firm, was today authorized by Supreme
Court Justice Guy to borrow $10O, 900 at
6 per cent. interest, with which to carry
on the firm for the next 30 days. The
creditors Of the company consented that
the order be issued.
In his petition the receiver set forth
the needs of the company for the success
full continuance of contracts now on hand,
which includes the completion of the
New York Central Railroad terminal, the
Public library and State Educational
building at Albany. The receiver esti-
mated that there was 500, 900 coming to
the company on contracts, and this
amount with the borrowed money, he
said, would help to put the company on a
substantial financial basis.