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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-12-16
PoSTOffICE POINTERS

Don't ask the postmaster or
clerks to make or fill out your ap-
plications for money orders, as it
is forbidden
Don't fail to register all valu-
able packages. 1t costs but 10
cents and insures their safe deliv-
cry or indemnity amounting to
$50 if article was first class mail.
Do not put any writing what
ever in a package unless you wish
to pay letter rate of postage on
the package. They are all exam
ined and writing will be found
and subject you to fine.
The practice of writing on
newspapers and packages, giving
some message or information to
relatives and friends. on papers
and parcels mailed, has become
so common with thoughtless and
ignorant persons that the $40 fine
of the past has been increased to
500 by the postal department.
and hereafter the offenders will
have to stand arrest and trial.
So be careful in mailing your
Christmas packages and see that
there is no writing on the wrap.
per except the address and name
of sender, and send no messages
inside same. This issue also con-
tains warning from the postmas-
ter of this city relative to the use
of Christmas stamps on packages.
la careful reading of it may
possibly save you some trouble.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-12-16
See What Santa Claus Is Bringing to Beach,

$S, 900. The lower floor of the
building is occupied by the Model
Clothing Store and the second
floor by the Model rooming- house.
Mr.. Whitney will take posses
sion next week and will continue
to conduct the rooming house. and
the Model Clothing Store will con-
tinue to occupy the first floor.
Mr.. Davis has not as yet decided
what his next move will be.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-12-16

the land before he left some time
ago. Mr.. Clark says he will come
to Beach next spring and go into
the farming business here and
make this his home, and we be-
lieve he is of the kind that will
make a success of it.
Lewis Ferney was in from his
Alpha farm on Wednesday.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-12-16

C. Marley, of Neilsville, Wis.
is visiting his old school friend,
John Baer, this week. John was
at Glendive last week and acci-
IDENTIFY met Mr.. Marley in the
hotel lobby there. it being their
first meeting since school days.
John, of course, insisted that his
friend come down to Beach and
see good live western town, the
best in the state.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-12-16
BOOMING HOUSE SOLO

A. O. Whitney, who recently
sold his farm south Of Beach, has
become interested in Beach real
estate. The latter part of last
week he made deal with w. S.
Davis whereby he became owner
of the Model rooming house
building on First avenue, in block
three. The consideration was
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17
Sinh %9eitiegen.
@aib II, 10. Nop.


@enn Die 8erbaltnille Ser Spar
ba1ten ein treueS 8ilo bon Der ST.
nan5lage elmer Nation liefern, 10
miiBte Oos nit Dem 30. SUM 1910 81
gnOe gegol1gene 6iSfallabr fir 0as
aalerifunild)e Nolf ein belonoers giln=
itiges gemeien iein, uno Ste Ibel1e-
rl1l1g ibeint Sic griparnilie nibt per-
ringert 81 baben. 9sab elmer pom
Observation-Disclosures beute perof=
Ielltlibtel1 3ulummenlteuu1g lino
namlib mabreno 0eS %ermabnten 3eit-
Antiquities Oie ginlagen Der 1859
5parbanfen OeS 2unOeS auf mebr ais
50, OO0,O 900, 600 geltiegen un0 0urb=
i6nittlid felt ii6 0as @utadten Ell
mes jeoen G%inlegerS auf $445.22 ODER
Inn $24.T bDber, ais i'm poraufge<
gangenen Sabre. Die 3abl Ser Gin
leger bat in Oerlelben 3eit Inn 30O,=
900 5lgel1ommen un0 Ser Sc amn1tbe=
trag Der ginlogen lit mabrenO oes
Sabre5 um $357,00O,O0 geltiegen.
Die 9etrlebsgel0er Ser 8anfen in Sen
@ereinigten 5taaten nabmen in oem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17
Earis gcfdbrbet.
YariS 8. ~. Nl

Sic BON SEN anoauern0en Gegen=
giiilen angei6mouene Seine fat beim
Quai Mutel1il lire liter iibertreten
uno bat sic S9iffsbureaur beim
Grnt @reneue erreidt. Die Sage
iiab! rebt be0robli9 aus un0 es iinb
bereits mebrere nie0rig gelegeneStro=
ben unter @a1ier. Ser MrbettSmini=
lter 6oure bat cine fleine 4rmee
MGnner angeiteut, I'M Sen Quais
entlang S6ubmauern gu erridten.
s(n Sen am meiiten beSrobten Stelen
meroen 8etonpfeiler erridtet, Sic Sen
pom @aiier angeidmemmten Sriim=
mel ltiiden mi6eriteben f0nnen. Ser
I(uBperfebr bat gang aufge60rt, ga
sic @diffe nidt mebr unter Sen Brit
den our9fabren f0nnen. Sic Marine
fat an peridieoenen El1nften Sen
@0dititano ser 6lutb 0es lebten SSa=
n1ors erreibt. 9ie groben 8einfel=
fer BEL 8ercp iino iiberflutbet. 9ie
lleberldmemmung ser &raft5entrale
bei SSprp=lur<Seine fat SEN Eramper=
febr gum gtoden gebradt. Ser Dit
be5irf bon Haris lit obne eleftriide
8eleu6tnug.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17

iib I'M 0ffentliden 9eben ST bet6ati=
gen. 5pler, 6illmore, Yierce uno 8lt=
danan ml1rOen oltrb ste gr0beren Ge=
ltalten, Bic in jenen Sagen al ftroten,
perordngt, iooob lie MIR g%eringen Git
fll1b or1f fire Mitmelt ol1sii6ten, Of
ltpn 5pler mieoer in Sen &pngreB
fnm lll10 Iiamore logar lid nod eiu=
mol Inn sic Er1lioentld)uft bemarb.
Malbingtcl1 >agegeu fat altd) nad]
lciuenn 5peiten Sernlil1 Sic @eltol=
ting ser 9inge beeinfluBt, unO ma6=
reno er ais ErdiiSeltt iiber SEN Har=
teien lteben mollte, trut er mGber ais
Ieceralilt al1f. 1ie Yartei erfonnte
i'm ais ibr @olpt an, ~anltatt MOams,
Ser Dpd2 oos Oberbaupt bdtte lein lol=
len. Moolns blie6 Bis 81 lei1en Sc
bensobenO tbdtig, un0 trut nod nit
IS Sobren in Ser Mal1aGuletts Gon=
1titutionol Convention tit gleide po=
litiite unO fonfellioneue Ne6te eln.
Sefferion iibte oub nod 8eenoigung
leiner Sbqtigfeit einen 10 entldeioen=
sen ginfluB auf Sic nadite Momini=
1trotion aus, 0aB elm @el6idtsl6rel=
Der b%eburpten fpnl1te, nit Oem Nmts=
o%ntritt Mooiions lei nidts gedn0ert
moroen als Sic Nonlensunteri6rift
unter sen Nftenltiiden. MaOilon
monote lid} a119 Gdufig an ieillen &or=
gQrger Inn Hath, uno lpdter trugen
sic beiDen piel Oa5u bel, bob Monroe
ermublt ml1r0e. eSobn Auincp MOams,
Mnorem Safion uno Gan 8uren itur5=
ten iid mitten binein ms @emilbl Ser
politilGe Sample. Moams mar Is
Sabre lang &ongreBmitglleo, gon SUI
rem beparb lt6 breimal nit auer gn=
ergie Inn einen meiteren Sermin rno
Sudion blieb adt Sabre Tang 31fta=
tor %ieiner Nortei. Mn0rem Sobnlon gez
longte rod langem Sample alS CT
pralioent in Sen 5enat. Grant 0age=
gen blieb ol1d ais 8eilon0 Ser So
tiff fern, more ober beinabe ulS Bra=
lioent mieoergelpablt mor0en, infolge
Ser Sb1tigfeit ie11er Jreun6e.
0u5 Ierhulten Jheo0or Hopie=
pelt'S gleidt mebr iener San 8urens
rno Mnorem Sacflon's als Ser irgeno
zines anoeren Yrdii0enten. 8ei0e ma-
rem un0 blteben Eartei : Eolitifer.
Mon miir0e lib i'm in Ser &oae Ell
mes Mentors gefoQen lalien, mie $50
ibington un0 Sefferion tie gelpielt,
ober zines &orfdmpfers fir &efor=
men, mie Moams elmer 81 leln be-
mibt mar. slber in Ser unmiirOigen
9lolle zines Yolitifa1ten fleil1en Sail
bers Mil er nnS nt6t gefalen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17
9uQar=8ebanblnng fret fir
Iabmen ooer ldmadeu &Iden

S6 tpirlGe, baB ieDer, Der All 56tnerz
zen inn areu5 ober 9ieren leioet, lt9 biez
}es Douarz8afet Meebi5in ibiden ldBt,
bon l%pelder buuOerte bon 2elten 1dgten,
DaB 1ie Sic bette 1T, bon Der lie lie ge9ort
fir ale &reu5l6mer5en. -9teie Weeoi3in
lpirb biel empfoblen fir areu5idmer5en,
ale 4Sorr1en bon Hbenmatismus, Nerpoz
1itat, 9iftgi@t, gfieren< ooer 9lalenlel<
Ben pber 5torungen Ser 9arnorgone,
6%arn5dure i'm 8lnt, punbe @elenfe nnb
Nusfeln, 9infdligfeit uro aufgeounlene
9lugen. Gar5 eleieg, Db SIR nie6t 1bla<
den Dor Den M1ger babt nno a,oere
6nmptpme, 8Dgert nidt, 1%onoern ldre1bt
mir 1pfort einen 8rief 1rnD gebt an, ip1e
SIR leibet. Sd idide @lrb bie1es 9roBe
9olarzEadet Ylebi5in fir Cure W3ihe
in 1dlid]t berItegeltem Fadet ferttg gum
ginnehmen nit bol(en Mnpet1lngen, onz
nit SIR pikt. mas SIR tbnn miibtt: gs
ie5em ginne bes @ortes. SIR braldt
feline &apiers 81 unteridreiben; nod iP3x
beIommt fie frei. ST be8able fogaar DC
NbIieferungsfoiten. Norefe: ST.. u. =.
Mobinfon, G125 Qnd Building. 9etroit,
Mih. SD min. baB SIR mir in gllrer1
Brief fnr8 nnoebt, tpie SIR leioet, 10 DAB
i'd Gub bone Nntpeiiungen fdiden lam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17
Z
HISTORICAL
SOCIETY,".

&eiie am 9onntag nod Srlano 5u-
riidfebrte, tpuroe bel ieinem Gintref=
fen tn Sort uno Dublin begeiitert en1=
pfangen. gr al1Berte iid ie6r befrie-
oigt bon oem grfolg ieiner agita-
tionsreile in Mmerifa uno proteitirte
entldieGen gegen Sic 8erl1d)e Ser Mn=
bdiinger S'9riens> IN Ser iebigen ari=
its cine Spaltung Ser irilhen Notio-
nalpartei berbei3ufiibren. Ne0mono
erflart, 0ob Srlan0 IN ieiner gan5en
@eldibte niemals 10 quite Musiidten
gebabt babe> pie gera0e jett un0 fig
te bin5u, er lei I'M 8egriff iid TO-
fort na6 2onOon 81 begeben> UNI ar1=
geiidts ser Notblage Ser britiiben
Staatsmdnner fir Srlan6 iopiel als
irgen0 mogli6 berauS5ui6lagen. ST
glaubte, 0aB Ser &f fur5 0auern
lt10 Srlano feline rationale 6reibeit
bringen ner0e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17
8eltebte &plf8faleu0er
fur oaS Sabr 1911.

8en8i9er's Observation-Disclosures GroB
Guartformat, Sarbenbrud Sitelbilo:
rGegina Nn9elorum. 100 Suntratto<
men, barunter Z 8oQbilber, mebrfarbtz
ger ltmi6lag 5tpeifarbiges &alenoaz
RUM, biIb56er. @anbfalenoer, Yre1sz
rebus. YreiS 200.
gin1ieb1er &alenber. Guartformat, .Sarz
benbrld Sitelbtlb: ~9ie 5od]5eit gu
@ara" bon sc. Seueritein: so Slut
1t%ratipnen, borunter Z @olbiloer, farz
bigger llmfdlag, biibider 8anofalenoer,
3reisrebns. grei3 15c. - SIT au6 III
fran80ii1ber, italieni1der rmb iponiz
Iber @prade 5u baben. 8reis 200.
Gbri1tfinb's aolenber fir oie aleinen.-
@anplides Sormat. Mit Sarbenbrl1d
Gitelbil6, 4 farbi9en ginl9altbiloern
unD aablreiden Sert. Snu1trationen.
8meifarbiges &alenoarinm unb farbtz
aer um16lag. Yreis 100.
Catholic Some Nnnual. = Gin fatboliz
1der &alenber in engliider 9prade.
Mit mebrfarbigem um16lag. SarbenS
brudzSitelbilb unb cine Menge Slut
itrntionen.
tpie brett bon ben @erlegern:
8emji9er Brothers,
Metp Oorf: 36-38 Barclab ctr.
Cincinnati: 343 Mnin ctr.
Chicago: 211 6. Naoifon ctr.
44<ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17
Sin @rensitreit.
@olbington, IL. geop

US y II 9 II II, Il. 9top.
Ser 5taat Minnelota bat ant Non=
tag bas 8unoesobergeri6t nm Gr=
laubniB erlu6t, einen Hro5eB gegen
Sen 5toat @isconlin an3uitrengen,
INN Sic @ren3linie 5miiden Sen BET
sen Staoten M Yepiniee gu beltim=
men. gs ban6elt ii6 um 5eltieblmg
Ser 5iibereirehte III 0ieiem See. Die
lie Jrage fat bereits ieit langerer 3eit
5l1 &eibereien gefiibrt, uno I'M letten
Sabre itrengte ser Staat 8isconlin
einen Ero5eB an in leirem 0iitrifts=
geri6t, in meldem er u1n einen Gin=
.boltsbefebl gegen Sic itaatli6e Sii6=
fon1mil1ipn bon Minneiota erlrtdte,
ourd6 melden oieie abgebalten meroen
io1te, @iseoniiner Slider 81 itoren.
9iei er 8ro5eB muroe ipater nie0er=
geldlogen. @eneralonmalt Stmpl on
BON Minnelota lit bier ei%ngetroffen
un0 miro Ser 8unoesregierung Sic
Sadje D%orlegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17
Yrenfen gcgcn Sen @atifan.
Yerlin, II. Sc


Die u8erliner 5dglide &l1n0idau"
bringt am 9onnerltag Sic Nadriht,
0aB sic prerBiihe Gegier1tng 0os Or
lu6en oes Gatifans betreffs ser Ser
pflibtltng Ser tbeologiiden Erofel1o-
rem able6nen miro. Ser Gatifan er=
ll1dte Sic preubilde &egierung, aae
fotboliid;en Nrofelioren Ser Ibeologie
a1f5ufor6ern, ei11en gio gegen Sen
Mooer11isml,s ab5uleger1. 6erner mel
Set Sic 3eitu1g, SOB HreuBen ltd audi
meigern miro, iei1en fat6oliiden &le=
rus inn algemeinen einem iolden Gi0
5lt umtermerf en-. Die bapriide 9fegie=
rung bat bereits 0os gleide griuden
oes @otifans obldlagig beidieoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17
Meue 9ampferlinic.

8bilo0elphia, $50, 10. 9foD.
Mls er1ter Camper Ser nellen ST.
ME @ambl1rg=8hilaOelpbia lit Ser
u@rof 8oloeriee," aapitdn 5r0bli6,
nad gutter 6obrt NIT 81 Eoiiagieren
in ser @uiiite uno 600 Bailagieren
I'M 3mil6en6ed in Ebilnoelpbia, Elm
g%etroffen. Muf SEM Bier batten it'd
sic 8eamten ser bieligen Mgentur
oes u@apag," Sic @erren 81. s. Gro
nemeper un0 6. S. 8ebre, iomie auf
Ginla0ung 0erielben biele Supporter
re, uno &aufleute eingefnnoen, nm
3eugen oes greigniiies gu iein, nell
DIES fir sic @an0elsintereien bon
Hbilaoelpbia bon ser grobten 8ebeu-
tung lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17
MDmiide &nrie gegcn Matban.
Som, II. Npb

IaS in Gom eri6einen0e 9latt
uSHerpatore &omano" be 6aftigt ltb
in einem pom Gatifan aus I'M pirirten
Mrtifel nit etnem S9reiben bes 8iir=
germeilters BON &om, Natban, in Sem
oieier gegen cine BON Ser &irdenper-
iammlung IN Wpntreal fur3li6 a11=
genommene &eiolution prpteltirt, Sic
ieine befannte am 20. September in
Mom gebaltene &e0e perurtbeilt, in
Ser er bas Napittbum als Sen Sein0
Ser gntpidlung Stolien5 be5ei6net
botte. Aeatban erflart in ieinem
5dreiben, iene Ser anmllung babe if
re gef1gniile iiberidritten, in0em lie
einen 8eamten p%erurtbeilte, ser nit
ibr IN %feinerlei 3ulammenbarg 1te-
be. Sem balt Ser angefiibrte Mrtifel
oes uOnerpatore Non1ono" entgeget1,
Of oenn Natban ielblt nidt aud feline
fugniiie iiberibritten bate, inbem
er Sen Yaplt abnrtbeilte, NIT 0em er
au6 in feinerlei @e5ie6ungen itebe?
2os @latt meiit ferner 6urauf bin,
baB Natban in leiner gigenidaft als
8iirgermeilter gelproden babe, mas
ieine Mngriffe nod piel ibmermiegen=
ser made. Seine Mngriffe leien elm
fab abideuli@, un0 gang miQfiirlid.
Matbmn perbreite it6 iiber Sa6en,
bon 6enen er ni6ts oeritebe, ga .er
feinerlei religioie gr5iebung babe,
l1n0 bon einem blinoen @aB gegert
Sic Stride beieelt lei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17
Scr Mrbeiterid)nk.
Gbicago, t2. Nob.


Sn enter am 8reitag in Chicago ob=
gebaltenen Ser ammlltng bon Sertre-
tern ser M~rbeitsfommiiidre beri6ieoe=
ner staoten mur0e beidloiien, an5u=
regerr, oaB idmmtlide 2obnarbetter
ourb ein @oftpflidtgelek fir Ste Mr=
beitgeber l1n0 Elm gntida0igungsgelet
fir Sen Sail bon @erletungen ge=
ldiibt lein iollten. Sin Ser &onferen5
betbeiligten ii6 Seem Sort, Walla6u=
Ietts, Stem Seriep, Otto, Minneiota,
8isconiin, Suinois uno Monta1a. IS
muroe ongeregt, MB a0e Mngeitellten
I'M Safe bon Gerlebungen entl6oOtgt
meroen lollen, gleidDiel, Oh 6abrldl=
ligfeit bon irgeno elmer Seite, aub
oes Mrbeiters ielblt, borliegt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17
Stretf bccnbet.
sc ~ Oorf, 10. Scot

Sic 1treifenoen autider Ser g.
preBgcieaidaften in Seriep Gitp biel=
ten hel,te Nadmittag bier cine Ser
lamnlung ab uno faBten Sen 8eldluB,
sic bon Sen GrpreB=@e ieuidaften IT.
men gemodten goridldge a%n3unebmen
uno am Montog mieoer 5ur Mrbei1
3ltriid5ufebren. @ie bereits beridtet,
haben Sic 1treifenoen &utider in Seem
Sort einen Qbnliden 8el6lnb onge=
monument. Man fonn olio nit &e6t
logen, 6ab Ser 5treif ser &uti6er BE-
enoet 1T. @ie bereits friiber berib=
tet puroe, lperoen Sic @eieal6aften
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17
8eimd er,pibert.
Berlin, IL. Nop

Gem porber m1gefiinoigten Yro=
gran1m gemab, fat Sal er 8il6elm
belte SEN 3aren inn beliiifen 5dloi=
lie @olfsgarten bell1dt. 9ie 8egeg=
1l1ag erfolgte in grmi0erung ser @i=
lite, mel6e &ailer Nifolous Dor Sur
gent in 8otsoam obgeltattet fat. Sat
ler @iIbelm iette 0arnad Sic Neile
nod 8aben8a0en fort.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17
Mlfubul %erplpbirt.
9incoIn, Neb., 12. 81

3incoln II, g1eb., II. NfoD.
9urb eine11 eleftrii6en &ur5i9luB
entltn1o am Samitog inn Elaborate,
RUM ser me0i5iniiden 6afultat Ser
n11iperiita cine grploiion bon M1fo=
fol, sic einen 5ba6en BON $4,000
onrid)tete. 0as ltdotiide 5euer0e=
partement l0ibte Sic 5launmen, ebe
lie iib ol1f a116ere @ebdlt0e aus0ebn=
ten. Ser gr0Bte Sda0en 0urh 0as
6euer tpl1roe an SEM anatomii6en
Mn leum angert6tet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17
Ncuer Gnrbinal.
Minnipeg, Man., -. 9epp

@innipeg, Man., IL. geop.
gr3bilGof S5eptidi bon 2emberg
in @ali5ien lou 0enmddit 5um &or=
0inal nit 0em Sit in &om ernannt
mer0en; er lit bas @aupt Ser rutbe=
niiden Stride in Canada, 1ln6 als iein
Nabfolger in 6ieier @igeni6aft mirO
8iidof Sr0insfi, 0as gegenmartige
@oupt Ser rltbeniihen STRIDE in Sen
Ser. 5taaten, genannt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17

fragliden Sabre Inn $S0,00O,000 gu
uno sic Ginlager bon e%in5elnen Herlo=
men I'M @egeniabe gu &orporationen
bei Sc. iammtliben 8anfen oes 2an=
oes nobmen INN mebr ais $1,240,=
600, 1000 uno sic geiammten Mftipa
nm $3.50, 100000 5u. Die 8aor=
81 lfanoe Ser @anfen maren Oagegen
un1 $31, O0O,O0 geringer oils i'm
S,Sabre 1909.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17

ale Streifer mieoer anltellen lno bo=
ben lire 3uitimmltng 0a5u gege6en,
oaB sic nod idmebetr0en Streitfra=
gen einem 5bieosgeridts= &omite 5ur
en0giiltigen grle0igu1g ibermieien
neS0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17
9nrdjfiihrunq ser Grobibitipr.
@ aibinqton II, -. Sc

Wa1bingfon II, II. No0.
Nn Sic 8l1noesbeamten in1 nor0li=
ben Tbeile oes Staates Minneiota lit
ser itrifte 8efebl ergangen, nit alien
Mittel1 sic abiolute 8erbinoerung oes
@etrdnfeban6els in ser Snoianer=@e-
gen0 burd5uflbren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17
Grina Seinrid lernt fliegcn.
Berlin. IL. Non

BerItn, II. gtoD.
DC; in @%olfSgarten gu 8eiud pei-
lenrl &rin3 6einrid BON &reuBen
beldaftigt iid in ieinen freien Stun=
6en nit ser @onobabung oes Mero-
pl"ns uno fat id)on erfolgreide Silt
q. ~unternommen. Sein 2ebrmetiter
lit ser befannte Meronaltt Muglit gm=
Ter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17
Geiu T~rauenjtimmrcd)t.
8hpenir, Mria.. ii. g

Bboenll, Mri5., II. geoD.
Mit % gegen Is Stintn1en perlparf
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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-01-07
Fast Rock island Train Wrecked
Near Trenton, No.
FIRE STAkTs AsO.a,1i LEo..,S.
Ferty-thnee Persons Injured. Three oi
Them seriousiy-scores Reseuec
After Flames Had Scorched Their
ciothins-Oisaster Thought to Have
0sen Caused BY Spreading Rails
Several Iowa People Injured.

Trenton, Mo-, Jan. Three people
two OF whom are women. were killed
and at least fortythIee injured, three
seriously. when the Rock Island pas
senger No. 3. the California limite
was wrecked two miles south OF here
The known dead: o. p. Liningel
fireman. Of Trenton; Mrs. Gertrude
Barnes of Armourdale, Kan, and IN
unidentified woman.
The following Iowans we're injured ::
DR.. Fannie Schafer of Centerville
bruised; J. Zoring of Davenport. leg
broken and head injured. serious !;
Charles Nancy Hamersley of Let's
head badly injured; Mrs. Mary Good
ner of What Cheer. back and head
hurt; Isaac Dean Of What Cheer. bac X
badly sprained; e. A. Peacock of Keo
sauqua. back sprained; w. S. Winson
of Ottumwa. sprained and bruised; ;
F. f. Means OF Davenport. mail clerk,
bruised; Mrs. Anna SchallenbergeE
Of Nichols. back severely sprained.
Due to Spreading Rails.
The cause of the wreck is thought
10 nave been caused by spreading
rails. While the train was running at
high speed the engine and tender
suddenly left the track and plunged
over five foot embankment. They
were quickly followed by two baggage
cars, mail car. tourist car and a
Pullman sleeper. CT the entire train
but a sleeper and an observation car
remained on the track.
While the passengers IN the wrecked
cars were struggling to escape from
the debris fire started. The cars
burned like tinder. The three people
who lost their lives were badly
burned. Scores we're rescued after
the flames had scorched their clotn.
ing or burned their flesh. Many were
pinioned under the wreckage and
begged piteously to be released before
the fire reached them.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-01-07
BANKER 1RAsk DIES IN WRECK
Noted New York Capitalist Killed in
Collision at Croton

New York, 'Jan. l.-Spencer Trask.
the head OF firm OF bankers which
for many years acted as fiscal agent
for the late Queen Victoria. was
stricken 10 death in his private com
pariment while returning from his
country home.
Trash's compartment was at the
rear OF the last car. The train halted
near CrotUn, n. V, and was supposed
ly protected from the rear by the
block signal system, but il had hardly
come to II rest when heavy freight
struck it lIom behind with great force.
The rear of Mr.. Trask's car was bat
tered in and the front end of ii lele.
scoped with the sleeping car ahead.
Vice Pre- sident DAILY of the New
York Central said: The officials of
the railroad are unable to explain the
accident. The line was completely
sisnalled and the track at CrotOn was
practically straight The air was clear"
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-01-07

a good many people in this town who
do not know Charles f. Murphy. Some
OF them seem to thi ink he has horns
and hoots. | can only say of him
what | have seen. He fully realizes
that political organization cannot
survive and grow broader on patron
age alone without political ideas and
virtue, but must shrivel up and die OF
worse than dry rot. I would advise
some good women and clergymen who
are writing to ME about the white
slave traffic to go up and see him M /
say kind word to him. They ma,
be surprised"
Most OF Mr. Gaynors appolntees are
dyed-in-the-wool Democrats. Among
the appointments are: Corporation
counsel. Archibald X. Watson: city
chamberlain. Charles H. Hyde: com
missioner of docks, Calvin Tompkins;
commissioner of charities, Michael J.
Drummond: commissioner OF water,
gas and electricity. H. S. Thompson.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-01-07
TWO BANK ROBBERS KILLED
Third Member Of Gang Wounded By
Oklahoma Officers.


Guthrie, Okla, Jan. 1.-Two men
were shot and killed and one was
wounded wnen surprised by the police
While trying to rob bank al Harrah,
Okla. The wounded man was cap
tured. j. b. Dillbeck, the wounded
man, who was brought to Guthrie,
confessed that he and the other nlen
lad robbed numerous banks and post
offices recently. One OF the dead rob.
bers was identified as Frank Quigg, a
ball player. who has played in Okla.
homa and Texas leagues. The other
was known as Frank Carpenter.
When officers came upon the rob.
bers at work there was lively ex.
change of shots. The officers behind
covered the advance and none o.
them were hit. Quigg fell dead in his
tracks, while Carpenter and Dill.
beck were laid low as they made a
dash for the outskirts of town, and
were overpowered and disarmed
The posse was led by Jack Aber.
nathey, United States marshal for
Oklahoma. Two members of the band
escaped. Warrants have been issued
for Pearl Rogers and Red" Wilson,
said to have left Oklahoma City for
Harrah before the ROBBERY with the
three other men.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-01-07
Notice for Publication.

s
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Sterling, Colorado,
December 2S, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that Wilber
G. Bennett, of Ovid, Colorado, who, on
February II, 1908, made Homestead
Entry, No. 64S3, for Lots 3, 4. 5, and
N 1-2 NV Ia, Section 30, Township IL
N. Range As w., 9th Principal Merid-
ian, has filed notice of intention to
make final communication proof, to es-
tablish claim to the land above describ-
ed, before County Judge, at Julesburg,
Colorado, on the 18th day of February,
1910.
Claimant names as witnesses: H. P.
Bird, of Julesburg, Colorado; Blain
Cannady, of Ovid, Colorado; Harry
Reeder, of Ovid Colorado; Frank Mott,
of Ovid, Colorado.
W. H. POUND, Register.
First publication Dec. 81.
Last Publication Feb. IL.