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The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1909-12-02
FAILURE CAUSES SUICIDE
Sad Case i'm Connection with the
Downfall of the Blue Grass Land
Company.

e. J. Battles and S. A. Pelton have
returned from Baldwin where Henry
Anderson took his own life as the re-
result of the loss of his money in the
Blue Grass Land company. He was
cashier in the bank at that place and
everything went except the home in
which he resided. His wife died about
three years ago and he lived alone.
The day before he shot himself he
decided the property to his son and
that night wrote his last letters in the
office Of the bank. After he had fin
ished his writing he placed mirror
before him to aid in directing the re-
volver and pulled the trigger. When
the officers went to the bank in the
morning they found the key in the
door on the inside. BY raising win
dow they entered and found the cashier
sitting in chair with his head to one
side as if asleep and the revolver in his
hand. Life had long been extinct. He
had been seen in the bank about IL
o'clock and as the lights in Baldwin go
out at midnight it is supposed that the
deed occurred about that hour.
A number of his friends had gone
into the company and this is what
worried him. He had the confidence
of his fellow countrymen and the
losses of the Blue Grass Land company
were hard to explain. The loss of
what he had saved for rainy day
could not be driven from his mind SO
he ended his sadness. He was aged So
and left three sons.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1909-12-02
Family Reunion

There was happy gathering at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Jennings
321 Vine street on Thanksgiving day,
Their children, grandchildren, and
Mrs. Jennings's mother and father
partook of beautiful repast.
Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Christoff Siggelkow
Baraboo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Shattuck and
daughter, Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Sloniker and
children, haywood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Corbin and
children, Baraboo, and Miss Beulah
Jennings, who returned home with hel
sister, Mrs. Sloniker, with whom she
has been staying during her sisters
illness.
The day was spent in music an6
singing. All had an enjoyable time
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1909-12-02
THE GOOSE THAT
FLEW, FLEW, FLEW
DOWN THE RIVER, UP THE RIVER
PADDLING,FLYI
PADDING
MEN, GUNS, AND CARTRIDGES
Shot After Shot and Gun After Gun
But the Bird Evaded For
Many Days.
men, GUNS, AND CARTRIDGES

It is vouched for by Carl Dubois, F..
E. Berkley, Wilbur Berklev, Frank
Berkley and score or more of others.
F. G. Newell shot the goose and on
Thanksgiving night the bird was re-
turned to Carl Duve, who had tried to
hold possession while the fowl was
alive.
On Tuesday Mr.. Duve had a live
goose, given to him on Monday night
as token of regard. The creature
was not gratified with his captivity
two days before execution, and, taking
wings, flew away in response to the
primeval influence of fowl never really
civilized. Starting towards Baraboo it
got no farther than the river. Taking
last look at the new bridge it beat
the air towards the wilderness up the
river.
Carl Duve, whose mouth began to
contract in hungry despair as he saw
the bird and it's shadow disappear, be-
sought the assistance ofNeighborAmos
Barron and several others. Three or
four shot guns and rifle were gather
ed together and box of cartridges
| was used. Still the goose was ranging
beneath the rays of warm Thanks
giving sun and padding the waters of
the muddy, bloody Baraboo.
One gun was broken during the
hunt. Carl travelled some three miles
up the river.
Carl Duve says that he picked chic
ken bones for dinner on Thanksgiving
and tried to forget. In the evening
after the big meals had been eaten and
when chicken was occupying the
great cavity prepared for goose, F. q.
| Newell brought in the goose that got
Iaway. He had been hunting and
having heard that Carl Duve had los
a goose, deduced the conclusion, a Ii
Conan Doyle, that he had shot Car
| Duve's goose.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1909-12-02

F.C. Gasser died rather suddenly at
Prairie du Sac about O'Clock Saturday
morning. He had been i'll for about a
week and the doctors sal that 1t was
typhoid id-pneumonia. A Madison
physician was summoned and he said
that it was grip-pueumonia.
He was member of the we'll known
firm of Ragatz & Gasser which begun
business about 1886. He was secretary
of the Sauk County Sunday School
association and took a great interest in
the work. Mr.. Gasser was born in
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1909-12-02
OLD AGE CAUSES DEATH
Michael r1cMahOn Died at the Home
of His Son on Water
Street.

On Thanksgiving morning at 5:45
O'Clock Michael Mcmahon died at the
home of his son, T. Mcmahon, at 743
Water street. Old age was the cause
of his demise. He had reached the ad-
vanced span of 81. Deceased was torn
in Ireland about 81 years ago and
came to America in the SOS. He was
a member of ST. Joseph's church. He
is survived by but one child, the son,
with whom he made his home.
Funeral on Saturday morning 8
o'clock at st. Joseph's church.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1909-12-02
EATING AT COUNTY JAIL
CuIprits Brought From Ablemar
and Reedsburg--Dr drunkenness
and Disorderly

John Murphy, atraveler, was brought
from Reedsburg this morning by officer
E. G. Stolte, sentenced by Justice
Sheldon to 80 days in the county Jail.
The charge was larceny, a pair OF
shoes taken from the store of Kruger,
Huebing, Clement Co.
Martin Shehan, who gave his resi-
dence as Ableman, is in the county
Jail for five days, beginning with
Thanksgiving. He was charged with
being drunk and disorderly. Will
lam Lee, the justice, pronounced the
sentence; officer Mueller accompanied
him to Baraboo.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1909-12-02

Switzerland about SO years ago and
came to America with his parents after
the war.
He was a most highly respected
citizen and will be greatly missed in
the village.
Besides wife he leaves three child
rem. l.. Praeder of the firm of Gustaf-
son & Praeder of Baraboo, is step
son. Deceased was related to the
Witwen families of Baraboo.
Funeral on Tuesday loo O'Clock.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1909-12-02
Original Answers

The Waverly (O) Democrat is author
ity for the statement that the follow
ing were answers at an examination of
teachers in an anonymous Ohio county;
ga blizzard is the inside of a hen."
"The equator is a menagerie lion run
ming around the earth" "Oxygen is a
thing that has eight sides. ""The cuckoo
never lays its own eggs" ga mosquito
is child of white and black parents. y
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1909-12-02
Death at Reeisburg

The funeral of Harry Timm was
held at st. Johns church in Reeds
burg on Friday afternoon. He was
aged about 55 and died from liver and
kidney trouble. He leaves wife and
seven children. The home was seven
miles southwest of Reedsburg.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1909-12-02
Died in Montana.

The remains of Miss Emma Schwanz
arrived at Reedsburg Wednesday
morning from Great Falls, Mont. The
young lady was former resident of
Reedsburg but for the past two years
had been making her home in Great
Falls, she was p years of age. She
leaves a mother who lives in Reeds
burg. The funeral was held at the ST.
Peters Lutheran church Wednesday
afternoon.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1909-12-02
thanksgiving Death

The youngest son of William Gall
died at Ableman at clock on Thanks
giving day. Raymond was only 10
months old and suffered the loss of his
mother when only two weeks old.
Funeral on Sunday at O'Clock.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1909-12-02
INJURED IN WOOLEN MILL

Wednesday afternoon Walter Lipke
had his left arm caught in the machin-
ery in the carder of the woolen mill
at Reedsburg, the flesh and muscles of
the arm were badly torn He is now in
the hospital.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1909-12-02
His Last Drink

On Thanksgiving afternoon Chlca-
90 & Northwestern train in charge of
Conductor Cooper of Baraboo struck
an unknown man at Layton Park
neer Milwaukee. The man was in
company with John Barleycorn, and
took his last drink on Thanksgiving
day, 1909.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1909-12-02
Thanksgiving at The Jail

The prisoners at the county Jail had
something extra added to their menu
on Thanksgiving day. Sheriff Dryer
is mindful that his charges should not
forget the taste of fruit and fowl.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1909-12-02
Terrible Scores

The Baraboo football team played at
Madison on wednesday resulting in a
score of 20 to o for Madison.
At Fort Atkinson there was another
goose egg for Baraboo the score being
81 too.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1909-12-02

A telephone employee who started
for the north part of the city to fix
phone on Eighth street. Any one
finding him please leave at this office
and claim reward.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1909-12-02
Reedshurg Hunters Successful

So far this week % deer have been
shipped into Reedsburg, nearly all the
hunters bringing one home.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1909-12-02
A Farewell Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Schults have moved
from Websters Prairie to farm near
Kilbourn. On Thanksgiving evening
the neighbors gave them surprise.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1909-12-02
SEVERAL NUPT|AL
EVENTS NOTED
CUPID QUITE BUSY AT THANKS
GIVING THE THIS
YEAR
WEDDINGS ADD JOY To DAY
One at North Freedom, Some
in Baraboo, Others Else
where
WEDC'aGS ADD JOY TO DAY

Thanksgiving this year brought
happy weddings in Baraboo and
vicinity.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1909-12-02

Continued on page seven.l
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-01-06

Tanot bam ienaeliseenbe. vSeo par
ips os ieuselis9enbe, ba Rasien meb
Rurtto antou," 1trtuer Wr. &arI Oo>
lin fra Eurin. M&i@. vSes beepnbte
itrats at BRUCE Webicinen. s Sort,
ninsen ipntes ben at iratte mig. men
bet par fun miblertibist. Otter at baue
taset tire Tlaifer par ies paa Beuene
isien % felte mig meget ueI. Seq Tan
meb @anbbeo ftse, at bet er ben beoi1e
Weoicin, ies noseniinoe bar bruat. See
pulter at taa Isenturet ber paa Stebet. "
Oct er netop Iaalebes, at A9enterne
for &urtto retruteres. Sc tommer fra
ben Stare Menb os &uinoer, iom ielu
bar erfaret bette Xesemibbels iunbbsbs,
siuenoe @senifaber. De forbanoler &u>
rito mere iom en- Belpilie mob Benner
% ytaboer enb for Tpttieneitens Stglb.
Rurito faoes tun paa en- af to Waaber,
nemlia oeb at benuenoe fig til en- 2ofal.
agent suer birette til Gierne, Or. Feter
Tabenep & Cons &c., ll2-l1s go.
popns ADs., @9ieaso, 81. Den faaes
.tte pea Apotbstst.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-01-06
28oe Mar9|.

$8, geo, cg Reb grois@ Jolfene tiluetes.
braate SIS, ,oeo paa Faa Elmer.
Der bar pannet Rs Ron,iteer Megs
bourne NuItralien os paa mango andre
.5teber.
0fom 4oe San. - st uololomt Soyos
Eialp, saaenoe inorb:igouelt og eIt.norbs
p1t % carenoe tre eetuuoer, tanbt feb
paa Den gtrombou i9aar, % Butfauen
paa Den be9pnote fine uDbrub. Dette
leoIassoss al en- bump NamIeu. ion1 uas
rsoe leusere Eio. 6uiene paa. DeH
fit meeen Sfabs. % Befoltuinsen itrpu1. ]
mebe ifratlaeen uo paa @aben, men
tnsen tom tilfaoe.
@aibinstou Abe San. Som 6par
paa ben 9enitiQiu9 ira bet italienlfe
Rp6e Rors", at ct @tib maa|fe tunbe
b!ioe lai1et meb Mabuarer peb @enoa
os ienbt til be ulptteltae sienleuenbe usb
ulgttesiteeet StaIien, Ienote ben ameris
tanife u&pbe Rors",Gorenins isaarafs
ties telegram meo Beifeb oa1, at bet
/ uiloe inoeifaa for $l5o,0o0, iom ben
/ italienife Torenins tunbe BRUCE forat
uoruitc ct Stib % {enDe aRaboarer %
Mebieiner. Dette Belsb er ct Eillee
til be to Beleb, iom bet ouerifanife
Robe Rors bar ienbt for, nemlts $loo, /.
900 % $4,000. Den amenitauife
Toreniug tror. at 9ieIpen Tan naa ot.
ulytteliss transenbe meset fortere paa
beune Wsane, eno ON ct Stib u,eb 0a<
rer fuloe blioe lenot berfra.
s Gb'caso uenteoe man Manoas at
baue facet Iubifsiberet 800, 600 for be
nsoIioenbe Isr Atteu. Det = Reoe &ers@ Z.
/ i San Trane,sco bapbe ep til Wanbas
erbotpt $97, 500 for be neblibenbe.
/ Brsiibent Nooteselt bar forei1aaet for:
Rongresieu, at ben maa ibutomne be
|nsDtibenbe. ielu ON bet maaite lite e
Aiirenat taget loulist for ben at bepilae
j npgetnf Be fifentl ige Mlinlfr
! Baibtuston ste Sau. g. Ron9rtsfe1
bar paa Brel1beuteu8 MnbefaIinQ en-
itemr1ia befuttet at s,ue $8oo,0oo til
be no3libenbe / Stalien.
| Oct npeffe fra WaIbineton angaaenbe
ben Snbiamlins, fom bet omrritanke
u@sbe Rors" bar toretaset tilbeofte for
sStalieuerne, latter MI bet inbiau.leoe
Belpb ber Nu1erisa til $3oo.ooo. Der
pil fra Nmerita antaeeIig tomme suer
en- Willion Dollars ialt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-01-06

Den noget ner en- Rrifen", en- N|s.
banoling, buori en- falit Betienber eller.
Stin= os Mfunbtrtifen eqentlis bliper.
unberIeet, prspet og forfaf1et. q
oerimoo tro!isen benutf til ben laube.
R:iiteabom. at Watbaus Meaoe, yreh
/ 1onbon, .bsiuet af S. 5amuelfox..
titialgs bos l1geblabet. Pris 4oe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-01-06

Ron9resmaub @teeueriou bar ammo
bet om. at tire Yoameffre bans Dii1ritt
maa bliue uonepnte paanp. De er 9.
.. UNDERWOOD / Tersus TaQs, Sue.
Bonbe Scanning og N. $. @ebHer
ulen.
Otter buab Der b.eu mebbelt ira @aib:
inston for uoget uuer en- use iiben. ba'
Mr. @ieenerlon ueret ct. Saul fora'
tonferere neeb Banterne Der aneaaenb,
bans Torilae ON Roltiparebauter. Ban
ferne bar tiuelispis imoo laahan
Gori1a9. .
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-01-06

@n 6anoelsmano peb Naun Pa'3er.
iou1 forleoeu orsu 6orretning Gate
Bart, lpnes at baue inbrettet fig iloe.
6an bar burtts iol9t uo fine 0arer, for
boao ban tunbe taa. ug remte uet uben
at betole fine Rrebttorer. Oe fanbt
gam bog isien Milmautee os fit bam
arreiteret. Derpaa bleu ban unoerib9t,
% man fanbt So. 600 bos bam. San
er nu bIepen ertIeret salient, % &etteu
bar uoneunt en- Beitprer for bans 6or>
refining. Det er mulist, ban osfaa Biz
per aumelot for Toris9 paa at bebrase
Rrebitorerne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-01-06
uQeblabet bar fra Bertrand Seuten

l1seblaoet bar fra Bertrand Senien /
&riftiania, Morge, netop faaet fenbt til
4nmelbelie en- liben BOG, buis Gitel er
benue: v9uorlebes tt sore blep atten
Euien &,oner. @n Tortellins ira bet
uirfelise 2iu ON en- Manb, Der beapnbte
meo tt Dre, iOm ban ubI Iaaboe meo
&lett, bprtet meb 5lib, beifpttet meb
Ombu, forpset uoeu Spbpr, oe Reiul.
taterne oeraf." 81 bar lite baut Glib til
at leIe Bogen, men Etteleu er ialfalb
n1eset louenbe. Bo9eu er paa 4s Si,
Der, oy ut foritaar, at ben / Norse to-
fer IS Dre.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-01-06
SFrant Often, en- l}armer ner yea

Trant Often, en- GARNER ner 3eae,
g. s.. foruilbeoe fig Sns6ormeu
Onsoag nfte l1se, mems ban par ube og
iaa til fine Creature, os ban tunbe lite
Rnpe &eieu tilbase til Clearinghouse.
@fterat baus saaet outriua en- Stuub,
tom ban til en- 9sftatte, % ber srer
ban fig inb Tor lite at ftpie libel. Dc
Gan bIeu opuarmet, trpb ban ub % tuu:
be bsre 2pb / EeIefontraabe lite langt
borte. 9an fs9te % fanbt Eeletonltn'
len % ful9te ben. inotiI ban tom til {:
6us. Da baube ban uaret ube l8 1ia
mer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-01-06

s pittsburg, Ba., er luu Buraabs
meolemmer os to tiblise:e Banfmenn
bleune antlaseoe at @fanbiurpen foraI
b1ue labet fig beFtitte % forat baus
laaet Zig iammen berom.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-01-06

~Sberiff Bbale / @lap County uentes
at faa 3a!uoelen af en- Belsnniua paa
sl3, 500, iom &esieringen bar uolouet
til ben, iom tunbe fatte to Repere, ber
plpnoreoe ct Yoiitren Wontana
1907. @balep bar ben enc af bem
Tausiel Wtoorbeab.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-01-06

&jebenbapn Abe San. - Re,|er Wtls
belm Epflanb bar 9iuet ct @anif Tir>
ma Orbre til at ienbe iets transportable
6ospitaler oe 80 Senge til Wesiina for
bans egen &egning.
Den oanfte Reqierins bar sipet Rrph>
feren v9eimbal" Orore til at 9aa ira
Ntbsn til Wiesfna.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-01-06

Sfslge Op9aue taoleuerst I'll Slats>
auoiteren bar Noltbmel lfern Eetepbone
So. bet Mar, iom enote 3Ote 91op.,
baut en- Snbtest paa messt ouer Il
WiQ Oounrs.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-01-06

Set tolbe Beir benne u9e par forub>
}a9t at piue uaa fra Ncropelten og liee
til Atlauterbauss Staterne % be sitltge
@oIfffater. @pbouer uiI bet naa til
Otlaboma os N,tanIas.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-01-06

Paa anmobntns af fin Bilfop ieate
80 Yreher (tatboIlfe formobentIie) /
Wontana at tiIueiebrinse Yense for be
ueblioenos Stalieu fife @enbas, og
fere Euitnte Dollars biep titpeiebragt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-01-06

ilouersbleune anbrinses ti!beoite for
BAN. 5 @auea iuebeFattes Yarf %.
tel, en- bel Del Sps9etomter bsr Bps
Ell c9 manqe uRrbiFu!be Tarne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-01-06

Smtrent ale &irfer Sarge beIlutte,
be @snba9 at gisre no9et tor be nebli,.
benbe / Stalten.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-01-06

ifreffsliee Bereinin9. inbtil ben er fultt
betraFtei. SfpIge be ieueIte @fterre'=
niagsr ON EataffroFen, oil maaife fe
bebes Anial belebe fig til 125, 600.
SEel9e Meboelel1erne fra l1lptfeslee
bet er Nesiinalfrebet bleuen 1aa foron=
bret, at Spmenb lite fan fjenos bet
isien. Mue Tpr'oarne Ianss &plten er
opluste. Dsrfor er Stibsfart Der /
gsueu nu forbunoet meo Jare, os paa
mango 5teoer tor man let lite aaa inb
meb 5fibe. Ser 1fal lite lenssr pere
nosen a5aun ueo Reaeio, os ben trene
ses maafte lite beQer mere, iiben Der lite
lenser er nosen Bp.
Brittle oe rusFfte arissffibe inb.
tanet fig mart Meslina, os mobise
Watroier git tlano fra benz os rebbsoe
en- for Wensoe tilffabetomne Meunes
FER peb at 'ase benz om6orb paa Stibes
ne, iom beruee bleu siort til fpoenbe
6ospitaler.
Dft tos lite lense, fer fremmeos
2anbe bespnbte at fenbe 9ielp forat linz
bre ben forfarbelise 0tab, 1om iaa plnps
lelist opftob.
Gn Seotficer, lon1 laa n1eb en- Cor.
peocbaab / 6aDnen Msli1na. bar be-
rettes, at nlptten inbtrdy 81. balu on'
Morsenen. Seen blep isrif ulebuanlia
urolis. 9tibene renstes bio og bib.
Derpaa tom Der en- u5pre 5lobbplse,
iom qit inb ouer Rpfen os rep alls
Eins meb fig. @neie at gtibe fiji
5taoe, os ct unsa1f poitifib reues lps
fra lit Anter % breu fnasenbe inb moi
enbel anbre Stibe. Mesf1uabu9ten bier
feiet pct, % 6auet bleu inart besetfr'
al Bragsops, iou 6loobslgeu toe mel
zig nb.
Rons gictor Emmanuel af Staliet
og Dronninsen reifte til Mesflna oe
Inn hin nm Affenen hfns2 9af. 8fl
bersttes, at ba be reifte. par Der noseu,
lom bsmertebe til &on9en:
vDeres Wojeltets Neruerelie pil uert
tiIfretteli9 til at trsife ben rammebt
BetoItnins.1
&ouseu iuareoe ffarpt: rEal lite
Nontens."
Det beoer, at 1000 Solbater Ba:
ratter Mesi1na blep be9rauet unoet
@uiner.
6ra Neapel bleu mebbelt ben Site, al
ct Daupfib berfra baDbe ueret / Wes:
ftua forat bielpe til at reboe, buae rsbs
bes tunoe, % baube meo fig tilbage iaa
mango Mennefer. ion1 bet par iitaub til
at fsre, mango at benz trpstelis lemle'
ft.be. Mle at benz bar Meerter al
@tret lit Mnf1at, os fomme par blep<
ne {om Soioter. De bapbe / Mesi1na
funbet @uiner, oer par 80 fob bsie. os
Der laa Eui1nber at WteuHeffer unber
benz.
u. S. Os1ton, euselF gicetoniul !
MesRna, bar fra Ralermo mebbelt ON
Qlptten iaaleoes:
v8eo bet fsrfe Stsb ilebe min SUI
itru til ct &ot oe iuappebe op Barnet.
Bi leb nebouer Erapperne % faubt 50,
rem bloteret af &uiuer. Wi trpb oa ub
siennem ct Vinbu, men ibet nj git ferbt
ct 9us, taIot BaItonen neo % brebte
min 6uitru eieblittelig. Com peb ct
MirateI forbleu Barnet ultabt. Seq
iIebe til ben aabne offent!ise Plabs /
Bpen. bpor so Menusifer bapoe iaulet
fig, os oerfra lob uf aae iom ralenoe
farat naa ub 9anbet, mems Storftene,
NItauer na lianeube ramleoe neb ruubt
om os. st balut Duiin al os ab @aus
gen bleu rammebe. os ba ri naaeoe til ct
iittert Steb, par Der Blot fire af os
isien."
Den Site December bleu oplpl1, ot
efternepnte @aper uar bIeueu ienbt for
at atbielpe Nsbeu:
2orb> >Maporen 2onbon $l3, 900.
5. g. Morsan bar siDe1 $4,000.
Reb @rois>@eIfabet Nem Oort
ienbte pr. Eelesraf $4,000 % uiIbe
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-01-06

fraffsli9e Bereinins. inbtil ben er fulet
betrRFtei Sfelge be ieueIte @fterre'=
,li1ger ON Rataffrofen, oil u1aaife fe
bebes AntaI belebe fig til 1875, 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18
REPORT WILL
START FIGHT
In COUNCIL

Another nEht wll bc precipiinied
IN She city council this evening when
the franchise COMMITTEES reports IN
favor 81 awarding che franchise on
Hainier av 60 the Seattle Electrlc
company and per cent bid
despite the hld of Attorney o. g.
EwinF for the franchise at 40 and
10 Per cent
Last Monday evening ln answer
to TIE charge that the offer u
Ewing nas rot made in good faith
the attorney exhibited certified
check for So 600 20 make good bis
offer A. this the report in favor
~ the Seattle Electric waa referred
back O. the committee Their re-
port tonight VIII be the same 49,
before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18
POOR FAMILY ABOUT TO
Be THROWN OUT IN COLD

father and mother without any
shelter whatever This made
move back to their former shanty
a necessity. Now they are ordered
10 move at once or suffer the humil.
lation OF being bodily elected.
This means more medicine for
the children, who are physically un.
able 10 stand further exposure 20
tho cold blasts OF the wind from the
bay.
Czorny claims 10 have had an
agreement with tho New England
Land Co. by the terms of which he
was granted leave 10 live on the
company'a land for the low rental
OF $l00 per month Cxerny claims
that now the company wants TO re.
tract It's agreement Yesterday
when Czerny and his family we're
gone, Rogue Blaunde. a neighbor
and alleged employee of the New
England Co tore the front fence
completely down, and when Czerny
demonstrated threatened 90 do him
great bodily harm All OF the
children are half clothed aud can
not play out doors because Of their
acant attire. Their stock Of ediblos
consisted of a small quantity Of
potatoes and few onions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-18
At
RICHMOND
BEACH
G. A. BISA FOUND DEAD
IN HIS HOME
TODAY.
Was Shot Through the
Head Believed to
Be a Suicide.

Despondcut because 81 gambling
losses and on account OF a pro.
prolonged spree lasting several
DAYS John A Blah 81 Richmond
Beach shot and killed himself last
night. leaving note on the table
giving directions Tor bis burial and
enclosing a check sufficient 10 meet
these expenses
The body was found thia morn.
Ing With a hole through the head
b Henry Parry q friend. who call.
"a az the house 10 care for BlHh.
knowing bim 10 have been drunk
the night before
Hiah lived Ia 40 cut ofthe way
place a mile from the end 81 the
Everett iutsrufbnn line For the
iaHt week be bad been Ia EdmuudH
drinking heavily. and Il o. supposed
he suffered severe rambling losses
y lille in bis semi intoxicated state
His family has been ia California
for several weeks nnd be- has been
living alone ~ the house The body
vas removed to Buitcrworth a
sou6 mnrGne