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COULDN'T KILL HIMSELF.
Prisoner at ST. Cloud Cuts Throat
Leaps From Cell but viii Live.


st. Cloud. Mimi, Dec. 1s.-An in
mate Of the state reformatory, whose
name will not be divulged, mad a
desperate attempt at suicide yester-
day afternoon as the result of an at
tack Of demenria. When in the cell
house with Principal Keeper whitney
he broke away and ran to the third
tier of cells.
Standing some twenty-five feet
above the head of the keeper, the
half crazed man drew razo7. which
he had stolen from the barber shop of
the institution, and said he was about
to commit suicide. He then drew the
sharp blad across his throat and a
second later leaped to the cement floor.
almost thirty feet below
The razor stroke failed to sever the
windpipe or the juguIar vein, and the
prisoner has a good chance of recov-
cry, although his wrist and leg were
broken by contact with the hard floor.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-20
$4,000 EMPLOYEES
TO MAKE DEMAND
FORMAL REQUEST FOR INCREASE
OF WAGES WILL BE
MADE TODAY.

Pittsburg, Dec. 2O.-Trainmen to the
number of $4,000 employed on seventy
five railroads east of the Mississippi
river will today, through the officials
of the Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men, with headquarters at Cleveland,
o., formally notified the various di-
visions and railroads affected that a
demand for an increase in wages
amounting from 5 per cent to 40 per
cent. will be made Jan. q. An agree
ment between the railroads and the
trainmen necessitates a notice before
any demand such as will be made, can
be presented. The trainmen will wait
until Jan. 20 for an answer from the
railroads, 1t is said.
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GOVT TELLS HOW
TO Use EXPLOSIVES

Washington. Dec 2O.--In continue
ance Of the efforts to reduce the num-
Der of fatal accidents H. American
coal mines, the United States geologi-
cal survey has just issued a primer
for the benefit of miners and Others
who have to do with explosives. Writ
ten In plain, non-technical language.
the primer describes how explosives
are made; points out the danger in
their use and shows how these may be
avoided or reduced to a minimum.
Vigorous objection is made by the bu-
reau to the use Of black powder in
mines where there is danger OF gas
or coal gas explosion.
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THAW'S PETITION
DENIED BY COURT
WRIT or ERRORS IN TRY FOR HA.
EEAs CORPUS souELcHEp
THAW STAYS IN ASYLUM.

Washington. Dec. 20.--Justice Nc
Kenna Of the supreme court OF the
United States denied the petition Of
Harry X. Tnaw for a writ OF errH 20
the court OF appeals OF New York in
the case in which Thaw made adj e.
fort to obtain his release from Mafsea-
wan asylum.
In that case the petition for wrk of
habeas corpus was denied and thee ef-
feet OF Justice McKennas decision viii
be to leave the decision Of the court IL
appeals undisturbed.
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SHERIFF FEARS
A LYNCHING
NEGRO SUSPECTED OF SHOOTING
STREET CAR MEN IN DANGER
FROM MOB.

st. Louis, Dec. 2O.-Sheriff Cashel,
Of st. Clair county, Ill. today asked
Governor Deneen for troops to protect
the jail at Belleville. where win Clark,
the negro suspected of shooting two
street car employees of East st. Louis
Saturday night, Is held prisoner. Ru-
mors that lynching is being planned
in East st. Louis led the sheriff to
take this step.
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south Dakota towns Shore d Coal

Brookings. $. ID, Dec. 2O.-The fuel
situation in this vicinity, because Of
the strike and delayed train traffic due
to bad weather. Is assuming rather
alarming proportions. A coal famine
is within the range Of possibility in a
shot time Aurora, Bruce, Bushnell.
White, Lake Preston and other small
towns are short of coal and the fuel
stock of Brookings dealers is being
drained BY the demands from outside
points.
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DEATH TO ZELAYA
CRIES WILD MOB
DEMONSTRATION OCCURRED AT
MANAGuA-PoLIcE FINALLY
QuELL RIOT.

Managua, Dec. 2O.-A delegation Of
malcontents arriving here from Gran
ada, brings news of demonstration
which occurred there Saturday. A
crowd formed at the railway station
and forcibly released from custody
several political prisoners.
Cries of death to Zelaya," ac-
companied the rioting.
The police made a demonstration
and finally turned a maxim gun on
the rioters. several of whom were ar
rested while others fed.
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MINNESOTA Man
TO SWITZERLAND
TAFT NAMES LIST OF APPOINT.
MENTs OF MINISTER'S TODAY
-REID's PLACE NOT FILLED.

Washington. Dec 2O-President
Taft today sent to the senate list OF
nominations of ambassadors and min
listers. The list includes, Laurits S.
swenson, Of Minnesota, Minister to
Switzerland. II was said at the
White House that no decision has yet
been reached with regard to the post
at London now filled by WhiteIaw
Reid.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-20
3 CHILDREN
DIE IN fire
Bursting Flames Bar Father
From Building
BOTH PARENTS WERE AWAY
OLDEST CHILD 2 AND YOUNGEST
2-PARENTs RETURNING HOME
FIND FIRE BURSTING FROM THE
WINDoWs-FATHER MAKES HE.
Rolc EFFORT AT RESCUE.

Chicago Dec 20.--John corrodio
aged Z years, Charles Corodio, aged
2. and Mary corrodia, aged 4, were
burned to death today in their home
at South Chicago.
The house caught fire during the
absence of the parents From dis
lance the father saw the fire BURSTING
through a window and he hurried to
the rescue of the children but was
driven back by the flames.
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RANGERS SAVE
Two FROM DEATH
MAN AND WIFE WHOSE TEAM
RAN AWAY, HAD LAIN
DOWN TO DIE.

Austin. New. Dec. 20.-After wander
Ing for two days and one night in a
snowstorm on the desert, Fl. p. Tres
cote and his wife have been saved by
forest rangers.
The Trescotts had given up hope.
With faces and feet frozen, the couple
had lain down on the great white
desert to die.
The husband and wife became lost
after being thrown out of their wagon
by a runaway team. The road had
been obliterated by snow.
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.. 5. 5. oEosaIA cRIpPLED.
Propeller Of Collier Hits ship That
Recently colIided With Nebraska.

Norfolk, Va, Dec. 2O.-United
States battleship Georgia. recently in
collision with the battleship Nebraska
in fleet maneuvers, was struck by the
propeller Of the collier Vestal while
coaling at Hampton Roads today. The
Georgia showed a considerable leak,
the hull having been cut below the
Rrmor line by the blades of the
Vesgars propeller. The Georgia win
be placed in dry dock at the Norfolk
navy yards in order that the extent Of
the vessels injury can be ascertained.
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FROM
INJURIES
Barber Kelly Of Fargo Sue
cumbS at Minneapolis

Minneapolis, Dec. gov. +. Kelly
of Fargo, N. D.. known in pugilistic
circles as "The Fargo Kid" died last
night at Asbury hospita, here as a
result Of injuries received in the head
when he was struck by street car
at Chicago and Franklin avenues.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-20
ROOSTER FIGHTS a. WOMAN.
Then He Tackles cisarmakers Who
Run to Her Rescue.

York. Pa, Dec. ga big Ply
mouth Rock rooster belonging to a
neighbor, ew over six-foot wire fence
into the yard of Mrs. Harry Cramer. OF
Yoe. and 30 successfully defended HE
right to scratch up her flower beds that
the woman. who had attacked him with
q club, was driven OFF and bears some
Several employees of the Kohler ci-
gar factory witnessed the combat, and
came to the woman's assistance, where
upon the rooster turned upon them,
and was still ghting when thrown over
the fence.
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COCKBURN IS new
D. |. RECEIVER
SEVERAL IMPORTANT FEDERAL
APPOINTMENTS MADE TO.
DAY AT. WASHINGTON.

Washington, Dec. 2O.--Frank w. N.
Cockburn was today appointed re-
ceiver Of the Devils Lake Iandoffice,
also the. following postmasters were
named: II. r. Nelson, Courrenay.
$1,000; Nyman Brandt. Park River.
$1,000; G. C. Hutchinson. LaMoure,
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Chicago. Dec. 20.-A fate worse
than death is believed to be the solu-
ton of the mysterious disappearance
Of Margaret Haight, who was last
seen Nov. 80. That his daughter has
been sold into white slavery by a
band of panderers and is being held
until the Juror concerning her disap-
pearance subsidies is the belief of w.
B. Haight the girls father A nation
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-20
CONFIRM LURTON
SUPREME JUDGE

Washington, Dec. 20.--Judge Horace
IA. Lurton was today confirmed BY the
senate az associate Justice of the sup
preme court No opposition appeared
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-20
TO
MAKETHERUN
Says Bismarck Correspondent
Of Minneapolis Journal
ALSO IN RACE
ENeERUD COMBINATION, SAME
AS THAT WHICH LANDED JOHN
SON LAST YEAR. LOOKS POWER
Full BUT HAS SOME BITTER
FOES, SAYS THIS WRITER.

Bismarck Correspondent in Minne-
apohs Journal: Political rumor brings
several more candidates into the SEN
atorial race in North Dakota, in addi-
ton to McCumber, Marshall, Gronna,
and. possibly, Attorney General Miller
The latest report is that Edward
Engerud of Fargo, former Judge Of the
supreme court, will oppose Gronna for
the short term. Still another report.
which lacks positive veriflcation, but
comes from a source to which inn
portance is attached, declares that
former Senator Hansbrough will re-
turn to the state from washington
and make a fight for his old position.
The Hansbrough rumor comes
through q letter, from the former sem
ator to an old friend, the gist of
which is that Hansbrough believes in
in the event of free-for all for the
senate he can command enough per-
sonal strength in the state TO make
good showing with a chance OF be-
ing successful.
The impression exists at this end OF
the line that the Hansbrough candi-
dacy will be pretty nearly hopeless,
from the fact that the same influences
in the state that fought Hansbrough
so hard at the last primaries will
fight him again; that the practical
residence of the former senator in
Washington since his defeat operates
against him; shat his organization in
the state has been shattered and can
not be restored, and that he has not
the physical strength or rhe financial
resources to make such a campaign as
the primary law involves.
Different -as to Engerud.
With the candidacy of Engerud. it is
somewhat different. Engerud, with G.
N. Erich of Lakota, now census super
visor for the first district of the state,
and Judge wv. $. Lauder of Wahpeton
others pooh-poohed Johnson's candi-
paign last year. They had faith when
others pooh-poohed Johnson candi-
Continued on Page Nine.
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PRETTY SCHOOL GIRL BELIEVED TO
BE VICTIM OF WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC

= - $3.50 1850 -
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THE WEATHER

Partly cloudy and continued cold to-
night and Tuesday Barometer, 1894;
maximum temperature, 8; minimum
temperature. T.
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CONTINUED on Page Temp
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Different as to Engerud.

continued On PAGE Vine.
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SDpotbef gum Sctragc non fiimfnuo.
sipan5ig Wiaioucn Splars.

Buffalo, N.-Y., 4. sunni. -
Die 9lftionGre Der nNiugora Sails
Gouer So" baben oie 9luinobme Ell.
lter Sppotbef otf ooS Gl0entbun, Die
&e6te, Gripilcgien unO 6reibrieie Der
8eleuidoft in Gono0a uno Sen Ser.
Staaten 5ltr Si6erlmg elmer Nl5eobc
bon Bombs in Sobc BON $50, 900. 900,
5oblbor am /. Sunuor 1882, genebs
migt. @epiiie Iebenture . BONDS
ser @eIeaid)ait merOen 5miiGen 4pril
1910 uno Noucnlber 1914 i1uiq mo
Die Gireftoren erad,ten Dies in Ser.
binounlg nit ibrem 6llnbirimgsplone
fiir cine geeiBnetc 3eit, Die 6rage oeS
6inonjircnS meiterer 9altten aui Der
cannoiiden Seite 5lt oronell.
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Yls Han6mGrbcr in Saft.

Somilton, o, 4. SUM-. - @lri
elmer gouiteQe in Miooleton mlr0e
geitern iriib Die 2eid)e zines betogten
Wonnes 9eiun0en, Der iid Ourh BE
porircn bon SGirmen ieinen 2ebens.
unterbolt perOiente. ga MOI meiB,
ooB Der Sootc ON Abenb porbcr $12
bel it'd bate uno bicie iid bel Gltfs
%firoung Der 2eihe niht mcbr bel inn
porfnnOcn 10 lit Die Eoli5ei ilber.
5eugt, OoB es ii6 I'M cinen Haubmoro
bunoelt. BUR @ntoedung OeS Mor.
berS licB man 9llitbunoe ans Gop-
ron, g. fomulen Die brci 0tol binter
cinonoer cine Spur ltod Dem @oltic
BerrD McgtcaI'5 perfolgten, moroli
0ieIer pcrboitet mllr0e.
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Corruption in Der SuItuncr Staot
WcriuGltnng.

Cotton Moii., 4. Suti. - SEQ
=. WtcGnIIough ErGlioent oeS bieli
gen StootrutbS i'm lcbten Sabre,
nltroc me9cn @ctru8eS 9egcn sic
Stoot i'm Superior @erid)t 81 5lpei
Sobren StoatS8cfGngniB bel barter
Nrbeit ocrurtbeilt utb icin Witidul.
bigger. Der HcdtSompolt ,SonteS Z.
Golliop, 5u cinem Sobr S~tootSgc.
InnglliB bel barter Yrbeit. Sic mo-
rem iiberhibrt, Die Stoot bel elmer
S%ieferun9 BON @eicbbii1ern nm 5000
betro9en 81 baben, 8leih5eitig lullrbe
Der frilbcre Aloermon Is. $. BATHS
ipegen llnteridlo9ung bon @eIb IN
@erbi1bung nit Dem &orli porl &rei.
len fir otbletiifc Spiclc, oie inter
Den Nuipi6ien Scr Stabt an 4. Suli
Der Sabre 1906 uno 1907 o%bgcbolten
ipiiroen, 5u orei Sobren Stootsgc.
f0ngnlB bel barter arbeit perilrt6eilt.
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&ricasidliffe in Scattle.

Seottle, @oib., 4. Sum-. -
Ter arell5er colorado" troi pom
San 6roncisco bier ein uno ihlob
it'd I'M Saien Den iibriacn iedS areu.
germ Der Eaciiic-6l otte an. Die iopo.
nlld)en &reu5cr fubren nit Dem Gin.
liebn1en pon &oblen tort urlo empfin.
gen feline 9eiuder. 4omiroI Siidi
lueilte am Gage III 9egleitlng ser
eapit1ne Der uNio" uno ,Sopo. unb
letneS StabeS ols 8aIt ocs aomirols
Sobn u. ToeerS in Der Eliset Souno
9tnpp'Ooro. Im gbeno nabmen Die
Sffi5iere beioer 6lotten an eirlem nil
llt0riIdlen Gmpfong unb 9ou in ser
Staots. 8oifenbaqc 5beil.
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nit Souoenir Goltforten beodd)t
mcldc Die 9e5eidnlrng ,Wto0e in
Germany" trngen. 3ie 2(bienoer be.
boltpterl, ooB, menn Die porgeidllage.
llen 3oliGbe ollf oieie Soupenir-8pit-
furten cingeiiIbrt miir0er, Die in
0cuti6lono 8cnlodten ben nnlerifo-
niidcn mad wie Dor iAprt Gonfurrcn3
MAIDEN miirOen.
3u Oeu Somma Or mans.
pcrn[
9n 5ruci mcitere atiegsidifie iinO
Srorea crgaugcL ill Die Sommer-
Won0per sur NItluntii6en 6lotte 5l
ItoBen. IS limo Der arell3er vWtont-
gonlerp" Der ais Experimental Cor.
pe0oboot olrSgeriiitct lit, rnb boS
&obIenififi o2oniOaa," meldeS am
10. Sluli in E%ortan1outb, N.-@,, in
Gienit geitellt mer0en miro.
u ii dteb Scr 2tbcrtasGo II.
milton.
Die 2iberio.Gommiiiion, ole an
9orO Der 9luffldrun9Sfrcu5er nGbc.
tier" unO n9irmingbom" 5llr llntar.
Iilbung Der 3uit0noe in ser Hepublit
Siberio Dor Ginger Belt Mouropio
eintraf, bat ibre 9lrbeiten uobe}u
poIlenOct unO itebt I'M 9e9riii nod
Nnleritd 5nriid5ufebren, no iie am
4. Slli 5uriideriportet miro. &or
Nntritt Der 8iidreiie pcroen Die bel
Den &rell5er in Gas Eolmos ollf oen
Gonorii6cn SniclL 5uinmmen trci.
fen.
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Stalicncr idJiCft brci &anbslcntc
ntC0cr.

@elIntre o, 4. Sunni. - 9ei
Der 0iuies- 3edc, eincm ser sort
Eitt Gool 60" geb0rigcn @rllbenz
mcrt, brad beltc Elm 2Illirllbr aus,
IN ociicn &crlnti MidocI 9oggo uuo
Nnop Fetro bon 2llcergo Ioliti ers
ihoiicn u1O Elm orittcr Mom i6mer
pcrmun0ct lullroc. Sin Streit iiber
cine bon Der Goupagnie o~llsgejablte
Sunmc 0cloeS iiibrte 81 Der Grog0-
Die. Sine SGoor miitbenocr Stale
llcr Uerfolgte Goliti ilbcr oie 0ergc,
NM i'm 81 lpnd)en. Gr cntfom nod
Der SIuttbot, inOeiien lit ibm ole 30,
li5ei ulli Der Seric.
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0citcbt icinc SdnlO cin.

Suttol o. 80, A.. Slmi.-Sa-
milcl @. @ofbeinS, Der Stclcr.Glcrt
I'M Bureau Oes County ShoBnci-
tiers, Der III @cmteinidoit nit Soreo
&. @eeO on8etlost wor, $4,000 Ser
Steller-@ inuabmen geitoblcn 5r bu-
ben, befonnte iih in Dem Gouutps@c.
rlt)t oca @roBoicbitobIS I'M 5rpeitcll
@roOc ihul0ig. Die llrtbcilSperfiirs
blnla mltrNc bis oui Gomneritog Md.
tier @odlc Ocridoben, mo bis Oabit
miro lid @ofbeinS nod @iltterlegumg
Der nerIolgtcn $4,000 9iirqihuit
alli ireiCm tSllBc bciin0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05

Gifi5iere oc8 Srenbrrgcr &olnden.
Hc8iments por5uqebclL Die oil nm.
fanaretden 2urdlte6ereicn betbeiligt
icil Iollcn. llnteridIcife in &0be bon
140,0O0Ru6eln $4,000 iino bercit$
cntOedt.
llcberroidung in @ieu.
Mieu 4. sunni. - Ole &lmoc
Don Der fiir Sen II. Suni ongeiebtcn
9cacamm9 5,piidJen Goiier @ilbelm
mnO Dem G3orcn bat in bicIi9cn poli-
tiiden &reiien ni6t geringe llebcrra-
ihung berporgerufen. Son gcItun.
tcrriAteten miro Die gepIonte 3uIam.
menfunft, meldc 3ur See ltuttiin0et,
in crIter 2inie ais Elm 2lft Der Sol
lidtcit on9cieben. IS miro nid]t &C.
gloGbt, ooB Die @ntrepue 3t elmer
Ncnocrung Der rtIiii6en EoIitif,
lUeldc ictt Der Gntentc NIT Gnglouo
m0ere 9nbnen eingeidlagen bat,
binnlbrcn miro.
3ugleid miro obcr ser bcItimmten
&oiinung Nlts0rud perliebcu, DAB olc
lpedielleitige 2luSipra6c Der Monors
den mie Der beiocricitigen StootS-
manner cine 2lbidmdduug ser OBJ
moItcloen 0egeni0be, Die ourd)
GeutlGlanO'S riidboltIoicS Gintretcn
filr Celtreid = llngorn in Ser ling
ltcn 9alfon = &riie cine &%eridGrflmg
criobren, nit ii6 bringen merOe.
Gem Gerloui Der beporiteben6cn
9cAcAnlma Der 6eiOcn &oiicr miro
ougcmcin nit gr0btcr Sponnu1g
cnt1cgengeieben.
@cterle mic0cr in @ien.
@ien 4. SUM. - Ger omtircn0c
ungorildJe neutrality-suspicious. Gr. @c-
tcrlc miro morgcr pom Wonurden IN
NllOicn5 cntpfongcn meroen. Die De
I%prcd)ungen perOcn iid nutiirlid nm
bic nod innner lungeI0jtc rngurii6c
Strife orebcn.
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Gleftrifer = Strife in Soitun.

80 otto II, 4. Slni. - Die hicIige
@%olltbGtigfcit bat ourd einen Strite
pom unaeiG5r 800 Gleftrifcrn, 10 out
mie ollie llnionlcute III oieiem 3peigc
Der @oIgemcrtc, cine idmere GinbrBe
crlittc1. Gie %AusitGnoigen perlon-
gen cinen Winimoliob bon so Gents
0tc Stunbc o0er cincn SogeIo6n DON
So, ionic cinen Sunlitog Solbieier.
tag md9rcno Scr Commemorate.
Der bi5berigc Gngelobn ser @lettri.
fer belief iid ouf $3.50. 1ic NllS.
~itGnOi1en limo Mit9Iicoer ser ,9rotb.
erbooo Of electrical @orfers" uno
ocrcn Gicc . ErGiiOcnt lit bereits bier
sur S%eilegung oeS StrifeS einaetroi.
fen, Sine In5ohl 6irnen bat be-
reitS Die 6oroerungen Der Strifer
eriiiQt.
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Serabitir5enoe 8lufc erihlagt Sdul.
mGbdlcn.

@ittsfieIO, Moii, A. Sltni. -
Die 5ebn Sabre olte Yriscilo 4uger,
melde Die &olfSituIe an Der 9inoen.
StroBe bciut)te, iono ouburd ibren
Soo, ooB Die 80 Yfuno ihrpcre Sdul.
glode, momit 5llr Eollic gcl6lltet wi,ra
De, BON Der 9ede oeS @ebduoC5 bcr-
inter fiel uno lie oltf'S Sallpt trai.
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Sine Sngcl fam aefluaen.

Gbieago, 4. Smi. = @m. $.
Bartlett BON Der bieiigcn Wofleriir.
mo Bartlett, Yatten & &c., oeiien
Sbeilbaber Eattcl Den lebtel1 groBet
@ei5ens Corner" entrirte, entsing
geItern nit genaiier Notb Der @efabr,
erifoiien 81 ueroen, als allf Der
Seimiubrt BON 8lcnuiep, Sus., nob
@panIton cine &ugel IN leill 9(rltomo.
bill einIAlug. Mnn nimmt on, Dab
Der ShnB, ourh ben Niemollb per.
lett lpuroe, i'm 8oloe bon einent
Sdiieen obgegeben uurbe uno 5ufGl-
Zig oas antomobil trot 10 baB fem
beabIiftigtes Itteittat porlaa.
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Wahen iid) r%esiitrireu lafen.

Stctorio .. g., 4. sunni. -
Not elmer nellen G~eroronung ser
iapaniId)en Tegierilng miiiien lif aae
IN Den Ser. Stooten uno CANADA mel.
lenoen Soponer pom I. Sfto6er al
i'm acknowledgement iop6niiden aor-
lillot re9iitriren loiien mo bort olldy
cine etmoi9e Serlegrng hires @obll-
liBcS onmeIoen. Solde Soponer,
melfe oieier Gorlhriit nid,t nudfom.
men, begcben iiH oes Sduees ourb
Die japaniiden &oninln.
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Sampfer ucr6rannt, MannidJaft &C
rettet.

Gctroit, Mid., A. SUM-. - Ger
Gompfer oSron }lge" aus .6ltron
o. pcrbrnnnte bcltc umucit Bar
Foint oui Dem Grieiee bis ol1i oell
@oIIeripic8el. GopitGn @m. :. @iI.
longbbD ln6 icine aus ncitll W1nneru
b~eItcbetbc Wonni6oit retteten lid,
onf Den Yootcn oeS IcinpicrS.
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aeim Sdnapps mebr fir grsnei.

Stbaca, Did,, A. Sum-. = Sn
elmer geriommlune ser yGolmtp
Grllggiits' aiiociotion" Don @ratiots
Gountp, Mif., in Alma ipurbe elmo
Gciolntion angenommen, Die idmmt-
lif)e Ipotbefer perpilidtct, mad NIB
lauf ibrer ge~senmartiaen Hegie.
rnngs-2 iceu3en am 30. SUM alld nllf
1r5tlide He5eptc bin feinen 9rannf.
mein mebr ST. perfoufen. Gamit lit
allf ben @infelfneipen bos Sononerf
geIegt, rnO Der @unif mad, grannt.
iuein miro nad Ibloni oieies Monats
IN @ratiot-G ounip tbatiddIit sn Sen
merfiiq6aren 8iinid)en aeboren.
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Gbicagu'cr Eulisri.Y rnta!itat.

Gbtcugo, A. SUM-. = Gmlport
llber Die grouiome MiBbanblung ocs
Inter ud)nngS e 8~eiongeneu Wor
aoplon ourd) Ole Eolijei babet Die
8eihmorenen bcnielben fr~eigeipro.
der, nad)oem CT iih id)on ouf ole 9ln.
flogc oes Ginbrud)s idllloig befonnt
batte. Soplnn mar nod ieiner Ser
bottilng III Der Sarriion Stroben-
Folljeiltotion Der oaaltpaiier.aur"
rrlterDorfcn Dorben. 6iinf Gage
lang nllroc or, mie err bebanptet, in
ld)lotlolem 3nItonoe gcbalterL inbem
jeoe Stunoe Elm Yoli5iit fam uilo orci
elmer folten @oiiers iiber Den &c
fongenen in ieiner 3eIle COB. 81b.
reno oieier Sortur iei er mieoerbolt
NIT Sootldldgern mibbonoelt uno
mebrere Sabine ieien ibm ollsgeidla.
gen morocn. Cam iei er Dem Stills.
Toli5eidef Sdiittler poraeiiibrt NOR.
ben mo babe aus 6lird)t Dor peiteren
WfiBbanolungen Elm Sfulobefennt.
nib urterihrieben.
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Ser Strcidy clues Onmmcn Snnscm

Nlpeno, Mi6, A. SUM. - NllS
Der ~12.iG6rige 3oiepb SeSfensfi ollf
cincm bieii8en @eleIic Der Detroit II.
Vfodinnc , 9nbn cine unbGpod)te,
inter Eontpf b~efinoIide 2otomotipe
cntOedte, fletterte cr binolti itcllte
oen @ebel allf Die b0dite 6obrge.
ihuinOigteit unb brotbtc lid onrallf
ielblt ourd ciucn Sprlmg sur groe,
Der ibm MIR Icidtc GcrIcbrngen elm.
trllh III Sidcrbcit. Die iiibrerIoie
&otonotiue fradtc in eiien, ouf ci.
ncm S%citcngcleiie itebclloen Sitter.
5lg, nobel lie iel6it in Stiidc ging
mo mcbrerc @iitcrmogcn 5ertriint.
mertc. Scr &nobe, scr Den Sduoclt
bon $4,000 pcruriad)tc, nltroc perboi.
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