davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fergus County Democrat., 1910-10-11

1t was the ucisive and deliberate
character of Mr.. Walsh's argument as
we'll as the incontrovertible array of
his facts and figures that seemed to
impress his hearers most. Carter and
Aldrich in the senate; Pray and Can
non in the house, both allied with the
selfish servants of the corporations,
both arrayed against the masses OF
the people of both parties. To fore
stall and prevent their return to con-
gress; to encompass their defeat; to
declare the independence and su-
premacy of the men of Montana, re-
gardless Of eastern cliques and trust
serving lawmakers That was the
pith and substance of this keynote
speech OF the democratic campaign
which Mr.. Walsh is leading in Mon
tana. He said and showed why the
United States surpasses all the civil
lied nations in the exorbitant cost Of
living, and comparing conditions in
Canada with those in this country,
proved that the increased cost Of the
necessities of life in the Dominion is
IO1Iy per cent. less Il1d1l III the states,
although there is no difference be-
tween us except river and trust
fostering tariff
Tariff Votes.
Referring to Carter's tariff record,
he said:
Perhaps you would be interested
to know of Carriers tariff votes in the
aggregate. With the exception of the
rates on coal and lumber, both prod
ucts of this state, and three roll calls
that he missed, he voted for every
Aldrich increase, including the
to restore the duty on
petroleum and the amendments to the
cotton schedule And of 80 roll calls
on which the issue was clearly de-
fined between higher duties and lower
duties, Carter voted every time for
the higher, never for the lower rate
Since July, 1896, the cost of living has
advanced in this country, reckoning
70 January, 1910, according to Brad
Fergus County Democrat., 1910-10-11

injustice of the thing was just as
patent as then. Since the interstate
commerce act was first passed in
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-08
CONVENE PREvENIRSE

hay a'eunos ilusos NAL aconseiados
industr!ales que al ver las curaciones
numerosas obtenidss desde hace trein,a
amos. en- casos verdaieramente dssesne-
rados. con Ell Alquitran Guyot. intenIaa
slgunss veces sprovecharse de la confu-
SION que Sc presta cierta semsjanza
De nombres. y buscan el modo de yen-
der sus productos en- lugar del producto
serdadero perjudIcando, como es con-
siguiente. siempre que 10 consiguen,
no solo los !ntereses del plbllco sino Ia
salnd de los enfermos
Hay, en- efecto, alquitranes de especies
diversas, pero todo ell mundo sabe oue
el alquitran mejor es el que los abetos d.
Noruega producer y que. no obstante su
elevado precio. e. 4 Inico que W.
Guyct emplea para L. fabrication de sus
productos. 81 sc desea. pues, obtener Ia
curaci6n de las bronqniiis, catarros. res
friados antiques descuidados, enferme-
dades de Il vejiea de la piel. ETC.. 81 Sc
4uiere contar con un preservativo cierto
de las enfermedades epidsmicas, es in
dispensaole precisar bien. al pedirlO en-
las f1rmacias, que 10 que Sc desea es ell
verdadero AIquitran Guyot. por mas
que Is facil DE reconocer 10, pues Ia
etiqueta de cada frasco lIeya al bies Ia
frm. del inventor en- tres oolores yio-
eta. verde j rojo.
Este tratamiento vlene costar . cen
iav"s diar.os. y... Cura! 4
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REvELAC|0NES De S.
CRETOS ESPANTOSOS.
La Vida 1ntinna de Hombres
= Mujeres queda al
Descubierto.
Un Fauoso Especialista le Dari 4 Cual.
qnier Lect0r de este Peri6dico IN
Llbro Maravilloso Completa.
mente Gratis.

JDesearfa V. saber gus carrers eeguir
en- Ia vida para alcanzar mayor exito y
para ganar mas dineros lDesearia Y. ro-
seer ilimitada inhuencia y encantar con
su personalidad las personals con qu;e-
mes V. esta en- contactos sQuisiera v.
saber la naturaleza secreta de las perso.
mas que V. conocei iDesearia v. apren-
der el camino para llogar al coraz6n hui
manos
Algunas personas ganan eoIamente
$1,000 la semana, cuando debieran ga
mar $4,000. Es que no estan siguiendo
la carrora que les convene, y v. rucde
ser uns de estas personas. Envienos su
nombre y direction y nosotros lie remiti-
remos, completamente gratis, ell libro
mas interesante que V. habra leido en- su
vida. GEL PODER SECRETO." Este
libro explica Ell maravilloso poder que lle-
va consigo Ia habilidad de dominar & las
personas. Con este. poder Sc adquiere la
seguridad del exito en- cualquier negocio
8 profession. Centenares de hombres
prominentes, hombres do negocios, abo-
gados, m6dicos y ministries practican dia-
riamente los secretos de este maravilloso
conocimiento.
"Su sistema me ha traido ell exito en-
mis- negocios que tanto he buscado" es-
cribe el Sr. r. J. Shoemaker, de Gold.
field, Nevada. "Es el imam que atrae.
No hay conjeturas que hacer. Es I'm be.
cho cienti6co. Ne ha ensenado q como.
cerme , { dominarme mi mismo "a
conocer dominar 4 los demas."
Nuestro sistema 10 habilita 4 v. para
conocer los rasgos mas ocultos del carac.
ter dc las personas y para ejercer una po-
deross 8 irresistible influenza sobre cual-
quiera que V. quiers. Es Glen vecas mas
poderoso que amenazas sIplicas. Le
descubre V. por complete Ell secreto de
10 perfecta sslud; 10 habilita V. para
curar las intermediates sin drogas nj me-
dieinas; 10 explica un sistema nuevo, nor
medic del cusl v. puede adquirir perfec-
t. salud , maravilloso encanto personal.
81 Y. Quiere conocerse & ST mismo CO.
nooer { los otros; 81 v. desea tencr mas
exito, escriba sl Chirological College,
Dept. 5S C., Station E., Los Angeles,
Calf, 3. Q. de A., y pida Ell libro titula.
do "EL PODER SECRETO" ell cual SO
le remitirS & v. Embellishments, franco
de porte.
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1EATR0 MU UN|C|PAL.
OOMpANIA DE OPERA ITALIANA
Esta noche, la grandiosa
opera del c6lebre maestro Yer.
di.
Ia Irapiata.
as 8 Y media
as 8 y media

les para riego, encanados, acueduc-
to para el abastecimiento de pobla-
clones alcantarillados, sumlderos,
puentes' viaductos, dlques y repre-
sas.
(d) Para cementerlos, plazas, ave
midas y parques publicos, matade-
ros, casas para trlbunales de lustl-
cia, escuelas y demas edificios nd-
bicos para el uso del gobierno de los
Estados unidos, de El Pueblo oe
Puerto Rico, 8 de cualquler corpora
cion municipal.
(e) Para la construction de faros,
estaciones de senales, valizas. niue
lies, represas, estaciones de cuaren-
tena, obras para mejorar la navega-
cion, y para estaclones mlhtares y
navales, casas de correo, edItlclos
parar tribunales de los Estados Uni
dos, 8 para otros estableclmlentos
i obras para el gobierno de los Is
tados Unidos.
IL Para Ia construction y eSplo-
tacidn de instalaciones 8 establecl-
mientos, para la production de cleo
tricidad, con el objeto de sumlnls-
trar alumbrado para el serr'clo p'i-
Nico y fuerza motriz, para la trasml-
sion de corrientes electrica, y tam
bikn para Ia construction de repre-
sas en- relacion con las referidas ms
talaciones 8 establecimlentos.o
Seccion 2.-Esta Ley empezara a
regir desde Ia fecha de su aprobacion
(Vedse la edici6n de md0dnd).
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Canpeonalo dc cuenlOS,

Los cuentos hasta ahora recbdos pubcados para lu
char en- e campeonato de "La Correspondence auto
res los que siguen:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-08
ALEsTA C0NSUM|DOR,
4
CUIDADO CON
LAS IMITACIONE9

Ell ron Lave, , e1 Ami. Do. E.<
cudos es tan popular en- Puerto Rico
por su evidente pureza, baen sabof
y exquisite aroma.
No hace dano eus efectos estimu-
antss son INOFENsIVO5 No con-
tiene ninguna droga nj substancia
agena sus natura .es e,ementos. So
fAb-ica por destilacion contIuul al
vapor usdndose los aparato, mas
mode-nos y adoptdndose mas es-
merado proceiimiento sanitrio Tn
cuidedo especial Sc observa en- @ en-
hote]lado empaque Nada de-
COMPOSICIONES. Pdase en- to-
das parties. Para compras a pof
mayor en- San Juan dirijirse 4 los
sres. B. Iernandez & Hermanos
F." Sucres. de Teres Hermauos
NJ 4. Calder6n y Co.,
A. Suarez & Co.
Agentes en- Mayagiiez:
Moral & Co. S. en- G.
Agentes en- Bayam6n - Angel
Viejo.
nuel Perez Il Co.
Agentes en- Vega Baja:-sres. su.
cesores de Sobrino q Co.
Iabricantes: sucres de Roses e
Co S. en- c. Arecibo = r
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''El primer cuentista puertorriquelo. "

so entenddo eaecc LA
Rico tunfane considerable deendido
e cuentsta 6ieno que
primer conervado hasta
de LA Corespondenca
arebatado Dor campe5n.
SOFA Cocpondencia pubicara medda los vaya ocbai
odos los que remitidos para e campeonata
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Sc VENDE

Tn triple efecto de s. de diil.@' c
con su combinaci6n de llava- y
desconectar en- case de averias - \
tinuar trabajando como dua"
Scis detecadoras de doh.e ionta, !.
cobre, con una cavidad de lDga III.
cada una.
Dos juegos de centrffugas: sci cea-
trffugas cada juego dc 30 didmst:3
con sus corrcspondieutes mezclado'~,
In mo ino de nueve masas y varia;
piezas dc repue,to.
Para intormes dirijirse q J. NJ.
Gallctti. Vieques, Z. K.
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Los cuentos deben ser ineditos.

so epeara conta desds 10 dc julio do 1902
termnara el 10 de Noviembro de 1910
4oos 1000 paabras teyt
dueden puertorquenos residences a ua do ella
5eUn mo autor puee IA
de que pasen de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-08
C0LEGlO DE san IIDEF0NSO
DIRIJlDO POR
HIJAS DE LA Carload.
San Juan, 2. r.

Sc da Ia enseiianza de instruction
primaria idoma inglfs, hordado y la
borex Sc abre a nucvo curse el To-
dc Septicmhre.
Ademas po- prec'o special clase &c
m,isica ! piano.
Dirigirsc a ia supcriora del Co..
r:o
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-08
INABONA

TINTURA INDIANA
para ell csbello y la barba
sENORA:spor que &c apurs
Existiendo esa TINTURA'
lLe sale usted una cana,
lPues, apliquese Ia INDIANA
,Que el pelo Sc desentona,
,Pues pdngase Ia lNABONA!
" quien usted Ia destrona
De su solo conyugal,
Usando Ia sin igual ],
TlNTURA INDIANA 1NABONA
Consfgala en- las farmacias.
" nos dara usted las graclas!
Inab6na Indian Tincture
Company Inc.
Capital $60,000]
Allen Al. 9
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Lo que "La Correspondsnca", en- 10 pos,hle espera

oSendo de los ooetos Gle "La Coapondanca emla
este ao estudo de vida Ia e5ple1
dda natraeza dos plgo dar paa,
autoc que clio concl6n
trabaos vida bo to
tos que ella puede
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-08
BASES DEL CAMFEONATO

|BASES DEL CAMPEONAlU
Bases generates del concurso in
telectual que fu6 recibido
con entusiasmo por numero-
sos Y distinguldos escrltores
Mas de ochenta cuentos rernitidos; rnuchos,
esperanto turno de publication.
Rico ngenio,
poducry que produco e obas a todeslos gneros
fdndese genero especamene dnomiado Ia literature
a cuento LA cepondenca dea probar pueden peiuc
de mdro sl Al oo ha decdo abrf medic d
nas cueao oua declda cua sea
auter del usato do mas ato escro pueorqueaa
Los cuentos deben ser in6dtos
La cerresponaena oee puma de vencedo can
estabece eva adante msmo las suientss ba
que Correspondence para
aye deben ned entens esortas ea' ra
Para 81 eampeona1o de La Co1rcspondenc1a'
puboao Pero desearen aquo no haoe puboo
dyertiran mdicando eaa puoodal pa
ndce dehe de todo modos 81 nombrs del autor
Cuando termina Ell pazo del campeonata
So dda 10 de julio do 1902
erminara e 10 de Novembro de 1910
4oo uentesno depn mas de 1000 palaba teSt
dueden puertorrquehos residences ia uer, dc ella
eUn auto puede vsrios cuent IA
de de
Formation del jurado
te 6 do Noembre de 1910 La Correspondence aorra psbc
pare macn dc cuentos dectda
eaa luatd LA Corre5Don
dncia pubca das de echa do D.
80 noes de Residences de formar
reente uado ca6ador de los E pshscto coni
cada em LA Corespondnca d.
doe nombes agado ormao6a
del Esa voacon determnaa de G 30 nombres ds Ia
a oudaran dgnados los de anddato5
urado De candidates LA Correspondence deigna
o de votos ooten
dar tornado urado aaor del de de LA Co
epondenc de Puerto Rico urado contudo recbra e Ii L
Dcemb dc 1910 de hayan ooncurro
6 dc Gle 1911 dlcho uao veTec LA Co
epondenca enlegar3 Ia p1ma de
lend&
"E primer caentista puerorriquelo"
soEs ntenddo establecc La Correspondence
Rico tiunfante ella considerable deenddo
e prmer cuenta puertorqueho endo de averr uo
conervado
dc "La Copondencia sa
arrebatado otro campe5n.
Sofa Corcspondenca pucara MEDIA rocibisad)
ooos los que remtido5 para campeonao
Lo que LA Correspondence, 10 possible. espera.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-24

! in many planks from the draft which
the committee took in its room. Loud
words were heard from the room
These were from Browne, who called
some members of the party who re.
Gently met at Peoria "bIackmailers. -
Browne was named on the resolutions
committee by members of the twelfth
senatorial district delegation. His
name was hissed and cheered by del
egates.
In reading the list of members Of
the committee the secretary read the
name of IL. o. Browne" A delegate
asked, "Who is this L. o. Browne?"
The question was ignored by the chair
and when the delegates insisted upon
la reply, Browne arose and cried: III
the gentleman wishes information l
am the man to give it to him."
He was not allowed to reply, and
Congressman Henry T. Rainey, chair
man, obtained order under difficulties.
The second rebuff came to Browne
just as the convention adjourned after
the adoption of the platform. With
the motion for adjournment pending,
Browne stood with his friends in the
center of the hall demanding recog.
milton. He was ignored.
The democratic party, according to
the platform, admitted that Senator
Lorimer was elected by the party, but
does not assume that it has any polit-
ical interest in Lorimer, and it does
not clear him as representing the
principles of the party. The election
is deplored. The original draft con-
I demned tactics" and jack pot legis-
lation. These words were eliminated
by the committee, according to the
secretary, because they were objec-
tiOnable.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-24
OVER A dozen GIVE UP
LIVES IN TRAIN WRECK
ON ROCK island ROAD

By Associated Press.
Clayton, Kan, Sept. 23.-Twelve or
thirteen lost their lives and fifteen
others suffered injuries in the wreck
early this morning two miles east of
here, of westbound Rock Island pas
senger train No. 27, due in Denver at
8:25 this morning from aKnsas City.
Most of the dead and injured were
in the smoker and one of the day
coaches. The wreck was the result
of a cloud burst which carried out
a steel bridge over what is almost a
dry bed, turning the latter into a tor
rent and washing out nearly a thous-
and feet of track. The train running
at full speed, plunged into the gap,
the engine and mail car going down
into twenty feet of water and the
tourist chair car almost telescoped the
smoker ahead, many Of the passengers
in these cars being killed.
Others were carried into the stream
with the wreckage and it was many
hours before the bodies could be
recovered.
The passengers in the Pullman and
day coach hurled from their births
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-24
SPEAKER Cannon PLEASED
With WORK Of illinois
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Springfield, Ill.,, Sept. 23.-"Uncle
Joe" Cannon attended the republican
state convention today and enjoyed
himself. He saw platform adopted
meeting his tariff ideas, heard ad-
dresses approving the work of con-
gress and President Taft, put his arm
around many old friends, smoked ci-
gars and delivered a speech amid
vociferous applause. He swung his
arms, stamped his feet and shouted
as he talked, and occasionally smiled.
The platform did not mention him
by name but the reason did not lie
in himself. Senator Lorimer's name
was omitted as a startler and after
some deliberation, but in order that
it's absence might not be too glari1g
it was agreed to omit the names of
Senator Cullom and the speaker.
Mr.. Cannon declared the insurgents
were trying to put halo on their
head at his expense. He continued:
"This is not a time to war. Thank
God it is an era of peace in this
country. recite this instance not to
stir up animosity but In the contest
touching economic politics in the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-24

presence of Misrepresentation. of
falsehood, or denunciation, Astounding
everywhere. 1t is the time for the
republican party in Illinois and all
over the country to stand up and be
counted.
I'VE made a platform in Chicago
in 1908. We nominated and subse-
quently eelcted Taft. We elected re-
publican house. Taft is great man.
He has the judicial temperament. He,
would preserve the coordinate branch
of the government of the fathers as
the fathers made them.
Taft has performed the duties of
his great Office and has left it to con-
gress to legislate and the courts to,
interpret the law. l want the presi-
dent of the United States-your presi.
dent and mine-to stand by his duties
as defined in the constitution and CO
operate with his party in writing up
on the statute books just Legislation,
keeping his oath of ohice to zee that
laws are enforced. Taft has done all
these things"
Cannon then began . lengthy. de-
tense of the Payne tariff law.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-24

was some talk of candidates for gov
ernor, but nothing in the nature of an
agreement was reached The Roose-
welt forces will move on Saratoga to-
morrow. Fred Greiner, republican
leader of Erie county; Otto G.. Ban
nard, c. V. Collins, state superinten-
dent of prisons and Col. Roosevelt's
field marshal; Representatives Fas-
sett and Dwight, F. j. H. Kracke Of
Brooklyn, Herbert Parsons and Mr..
Griscom will 90 to Saratoga in the
morning. Col. Roosevelt has changed
his mind again as to the time of his
departure. Today he decided to go
Monday morning. There was talk of
the state craftsmanship today and the
name of Mr.. Collins was presented to
Roosevelt as successor to T. L. Wood
ruff, in case the Roosevelt forces are
able to name their own chairman.
Roosevelt declined to express his pref
erence.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-24

New York, Sept. 23.-The pre-con-
vention fight between the republican
"old guards" and the progressives vir'
tually closed today. After day of
conference with politicians from vari-
Gus parts Of the state, Col. Roosevelt
said the chances for victory were bet.
ter than yesterday, when he predict.
ed the progressives would have ma.
jority of 100 delegates at the Sarato-
ga convention next week. He had re-
ceived assurances Of support, he said,
in several new quarters today, al
though he did not 60 into particulars.
Col. Roosevelt spent some time in
going over the draft of platform
with John A. Sleicher and James E.
Reynolds. A direct primaries plank
was considered at length, but no one
was willing to say how it should be
shaped. The tariff and labor planks
also received consideration. There
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-24
HAL CHASE IS
EX0NERAIED

Cleveland, Sept. 23.-Unofficial ex-
oneration of Hal Chase, the New York
baseball player, of the charges made
against him by Manager Geo. Stall
ings was issued late tonight by Presi.
dent Ban Johnson of the American
league, following a conference with
Frank Farrell, owner of the New York
team. Johnson said "Stallings has ut.
terly failed in his accusations against
Chase. He tried to besmearch the
character Of the sterling player. Any
body who knows Hal Chase knows
that he is not guilty of the accusations
made against him and l am happy to
say that evidence of the New York
players given by Vice President
Somers this morning showed Stallings
up. The final decision will be issued
tomorrow or Sunday by Mr.. Farrell.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-24

and chairs by the shock, hurried out
into the storm and gave what assist.
ance they could to the injured.
Others hurried to Clayton where
the news of the wreck was wired to
division headquarters and within half
an hour physicians and nurses and
a wrecking train were hurried to the
scene from Norton, Colby and Good
land, Kan, and Phillipsburg.
1t was not until late this afternoon
that the last body was recovered.
Members of the Topeka baseball
team of the western league, on their
way to Denver, were occupants of
the Pullman, but escaped injury.
The train was running practically
on time and was proceeding on a
straight track. Evidently the first in.
ti1nation the engineed had of danger
came when he realized the forward
portion of the train was running in
water which spread out over the track
near the fill. Reversing, he checked
the speed of the train but not enough
to prevent the engine, baggage car,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-24
NO EL|G|BLES
IN DICKINSON

Washington, d. c., Sept. 23.-The
establishment OF city delivery service
at Dickinson, N. d., has been ordered
postponed from Oct /, to November
Is. This postponenent is caused by
the fact that thus far no men eligible
for appointment as carriers have Of
fered. That is to say those who have
taken the examinations for appoint
metn as carriers for this Office have
not measured up to the requirements.
The job as letter carrier pays $500
per annum to start and is gradually
increased to $1,4O0 year.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-24
luOSEEH. s. FC2AKER]

Columbus, Ohio, Sept 23.-lt has
been announced here that former SEN
ator Joseph Benson Foraker is to take
the stump this fall for his old friend
and political lieutenant, Warren G.
Harding, who is the republican nom
inee for Ohios governship. He is to
be assigned to speak in his old strong
holds in the hope that his appearance
may line up the contingent which
voted for him so many times for vari-
Gus offices. The dates of his speeches
have not been given out, but it is un-
derstood that he will commence his
first tour of the state in a few weeks.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-24
Believes TICKS
Started fires
INDIRECTLY RESPONSIBLE FOR
COSTLY FIRES IN WEST
DURING SUMNER.
Settlers Started Fires to Rid Forests
and Animals of Pest and Thus
Started the Most Disastrous Con-
fiagration in the History Of Western
States.
By associated Press.

By associated Press.
Washington, Sept. 23.-Cattleticks
are declared to be indirectly respon-
sible for the forest fires in the west
which already have cost serious loss
of lives and property loss of millions.
The bite of this pest is believed to
produce malignant fever and, in
an effort to rid the forests as we'll as
the stock of the insects, settlers have
been setting fire to the woodlands,
according to H. H. Chapman, assist
ant professor of forestry in the Yale
forest school, who called at the forest
service today.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-24
FEEDS 1000 and
DIES UNM0URNED

St. Louis, Mo-, Sept. 23-Only four
carriages followed the hearse which
took Mrs. Nina Tourvile to her gra We
in East st. Louis yesterday. Among
the mourners were none of the 1000
men and women only two years ago
she entertained at the feast of food
and drink which she prepared when
she married second time month
after her first husbands death.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-24
W0LGAST and
AT1EL MATCHED

Chicago, Sept. 23.-Lightweight
Champion Ad. Wolgast and Abe At.
tell were matched yesteray to fight in
November before the cub offering the
best purse. Bids will be received and
will be opened on November l. 1t was
agreed that both fighters weigh 1873
pounds ringside, but the division of
the purse has not yet been decided
upon.