The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11


other breeze springs 40 there Il hop for
sVsrythirE but 10 anothsr brssss CONES
NJ God help tho county
Mayn~ Evans has received an appeal
Or assistance from several % IN" towns
and - arranging - az once sand food and
clothing e. the d~-ututs. man will be
-sn' q r8 "a from here 10 seq that the goOds
gll into th" hands - the n"sSiy. The
OgIy," Milling company Sill also donate
% cnrlpld It four and other towns IA
Western canada arr tonight preparing
g. ~"ui assistance m various forms
g. "A Land. a Passenger who arrived
TIN. morning. aid the conditions we're
-, fTighttgl - de-sTth"
Ia one place near B@auiett@ hs saw eigh-
teen bodies piiel h. heap other persons
ne ~tvy crawling on thsir hands and knc-s
m IN" dltch", q cs>AIs' the terrible heat
II" spoke of the great courage Of 6eorse
smith. the engineer whp arrived AZ II ~
today, saving that ne rtsked his life On
several occasions o. save the iuglnves
Probably the most thrilling report u
the situation Is given by Mrs Parsons u
Warrpad. who arrived ON the tram from
Duluth thus afternoon She WAS accom-
panied by her small son and all that re-
mainsd.nf her earthly belOngings were
IN a small suit case which had been hastily
packed with few nere~sarIes
-Oh. YOU cannot imagine what II means
o. he surrounded by flames and 49, Thorn
creeping up within two miles II your home
and know that they may rngult you u the
wind should change N" least bit, SAID
Mrs Parsons
Two train loads " people left War
road last night after M might. hut we do
not know whether they rrlChssi place II
safety or not We have heard nothing
Of them II a high wind arosa nothing
could save the town "t WaTrnad When
We passed through Sprague W. saw that
the fire had run right mp = the Canadian
Northern Railroad station
SPRAGUE Man. oct. ~ Fires are IN
all sides Of Marrnad and IN close pro NImrty
20 the nearest huiiding- \ Grrat North
ern train il drawn M here and he people
are preparing 10 leave az moment =
notice The MlnnIpeg tro depart men' -
there fighting oh he flames a. hey ca' ch
the outlying buildings All business
places and schools have b'en closed
FNRT FRANII~. ont oct 10. Every
one - ready To leave International Falls.
The free have been burning around the
town for forty-eiRht hour. but they
were not considered dang ruus. Mayor
Berg has telcgraphcd for assistance
while a band II fire fighters ara running
from building 80 building a. the terrific
heat causes them 10 catch.
This town ~ also m considerable danger
and q the fires get much nearer N" people
will leave
FrAcNCallN every Animal VI lNe country
has been killed The hOdieS of cattle.
horses. dogs cats and Wild animals litter
the streets and trails
WARRoAp. MINI. oct. 10 The village
Of Solal burned late this afternoon and
its two hundred and fifty people arrived
here IN a relief train with nothing but
the clothes they wore They are being
cared for nv the other refugees adding
To the already crowded condition II IN"
town. The ma orIty ~ the refugees her"
as we'll a. m tho other concentration
camps are psuuiis>- Relief must ba
Furnished Immediately. for although the
people in the Canadian towns ar" doing
all they can to assist a food famine APP
pears inevitable.
toRT fRAN,IS Ont oct ~ EveN
one j. packing 100 International Falls to- /
night and q numl"r ~ women and chill. !
dreT have lIreIdv come across tho river
10 Tins town in~ safety Tho I"pple 3
there are panic stricken for they believed
fha' thor" hey we're safe from ftc fam"s
lnt"-ua tional Fails la- q POPULATION 81
$50 Io-rlE9t ~ dpral-- thi' 'h" town /
soon Will be only another pie ~ l~n"s. +
FOR the wind u blowing a nurrirtn" and
the hane> are ickInS up everything m
thor Path