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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-25

4. $err @ggers bat iiber Der aife
fobrt atn Der Rorofeite Der Mitble
cine Borf unbringeip laiien tpdfe
tuie man iest fiebt, idotr lanse notb-
iperpoig mar.
-9as @etter lift fpeun6li9 iinb
idort-angenebmte $erbitboge. Dor.
eeitern battetr mir Dos Set bes fl.
&lemerus urpo ser iou, ben &egeln
eemdB, Dem reselredten 8inter britl.
gen. 8%
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gen Die oIte Mutteu @ebmboener Inn
geIeenetean Slider bon SO Sabret
seitorbett. Sic mar one @itttpe 6es
Dor 10 Sabrerp berftorbenen Sobn
6reb 8ebmboeper, uro weit iiber
Die @ren5em ibnes @obnorts betarati
oa fie lett 60 Sabren I'M Der @egenb
wobnte. Sbre Sei1e tpltrbe lester
CORNING &admittas auf Dem Gb.
Srieobofe neben oie ibres @atter
bssraberb urpo Ieitete 8aifor @intel
bon Der @etboSiitea @emeinbe Der
en- fie glieoIid @,geborte, Den Srait
ergottesoienft, Sic biuterIaBt
ain6er: 9lnto 8rebe, uno 8iIlian
@ebmboefter aii 0rafe. aaig, 8ebm
, boener au stIrna, Senrp @ebmboene
gu 8Iodbitrn unO Sris 8ebmboerte
gu Sflabonid gitp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-25

itndJ UoolpeptHe allro &drllas eHp &c
reift.
-SenrD Trleiiier Derbrndte Den
Danfioeinestos bel 8~errpanoten IN
gaeip Saben.
Der aIte &err 9afidies reiite
Wtittno6 nod ct, 2ouis lun ieinet
|Sobn Mor 5u beii6en.
gA8fau Siaie 8tofnldtnh begob
fid nit ibrcm 5Obipd porseitern mad
ct. solris INN @eTddftIides al oro-
men.
-Lgb1diten Sopitng 8ormittag
wir6 8rlaoer 6. 6. aaeaer ponS ter.
Iina, @ebr.; Inv Der @etbooiitem SIR.
DE preoiger.
g. @esIep @ieoerbutb fam
ON Ritthpo6 beim bonn Sfloboma
ann bel Der Sod1Seit ieirter Sdbpeiber
~Grhpeferuo ,iein gu fotape1t.
Serr Sa,eo 8obits, BON ct.
2ouis, farn porgeitern bier ON Inn
leinen Batter 8ep. @o6lis in Siuiss
eiretr 8eiud ab5uitatten.
-Sobn 2inf, bon ct. 2oitis. elm
alter @eterail aus 6em 8iipserfriege,
lit bier BEL ieirer Sdapeiter Der @itt
me 2oniio Sdntbert at 8eiud.
-Saep. 9ieoerbattb mar Ieste $50
de IN gbafnois, no er Dem oortiget1
8reofger 50, 8. 9ogeI in 4benb.
periammlirpgerp bebiilflid ipor.
-6rau Bertha @i~ntergriiE bon
let. 2ouis, lit init ibrem Soften
bier bel ibrem 8ater Gbriit Sleiif
umo @ottin si 9eud.
-Sron Ignes 8oegeltr tDeldt
ibren frdnfen Batter Serrm @rnii
@aebIer bier befitdte, tebrte porge'
ftern madJ ibrem Seim in Stpeei
Sprinss, @o, 5uriid.
-Serr 6ris 2aIf BON 8otsoan
lit leste ISOLDE nit ieiaper Samilit
mdJ electra, 9eras abergeiieoelt
no er beoeaitenSe &GalDereieit eftpor,
ben bat. 2eie ipie Serr 2dff ben
liert nan nidt GENT 6a nut ibrer
@eg3ug oas @otintp quite inu6 rpobI
baberIoe 9iirger nerluitig miro. 8i1
wiimfden $errn 2alf I'M reaiet Sein
allies @ute uat6 Ingenebme.
sst, Der CD. ct. @a,tls &irdt
miro niGyiten Spnntag 6as &eformc
|tionsfeit gefeiert iino bas abenoutat
altsgetbeilt merben. Iu6 miro elm
Gollefte fir Ole REORGANIZATION erbob
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!, raimtt eiite 8ilberpprfiibrutig OIL
l6em Seben 2utbers NIT grfIarlin
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f|oer a~ntueien6e ethpas opfert.
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las gitp ididte boreeiterm 6rei vi
better bierber INN an Der giferdbaB
Bel 9irfels 5i arbeiten. GIs d
2elte ms 2ager faIteat tplir6e il
men gelagt bob feline tpeiteren "
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j. Dem @gerten ST be5oblen miiiit
,e neil er ibnen arbeit peridaffe, ie
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1t fo5itlogett 1r1fttelloS.
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often Stride Sdtrd ben 8oter 5
8roiit SRI 2ulii Rieberbutb IN
&eb. s. q. 2oeger, bon Sornpto
Seebr. miteimanOcr fiirs 2ebelt ot
bnrrocn, 9ah Der Sralnttt9 ia
m IN Der Sreoigertpobnltng ein 81
'ei pfate unb 6eteiien ftott, peld
er 5remube aus Der N1be iirp6 Ser
lit in nteepebner @eiie neretntgte, IN
Ia dbe ole Dem iuingen Goare Dos be
@Giid airf Dem 2ebenstuege mimi
gu ten.
in @Gfte Gus Der Serne parep a
81 neietl6 tuie folgt: 6. 6. 2oeger b
IL Sterling, Rebr., @alter Sir. 81
en- mel, Gebr., SRI. 2i58ie 8rodnpep
D. Golcsburg, Soma; Die Srls, Gnl
iipo @alinbd 9mirid5ter BON @ol
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-25


gitp, Mo., mar lesten 5reitas bier
bein Sdauager s. s. 9anuier gu
9eirrb. alu6 cling Serr @otten-
berg nn6 Berger Inn oa angebOr.
ige 81 beiuden.
-5rm alfreo @ruf meldye in
Gt. 2ouis lire Sdhpeiter 6uaii Buu.
8faittfd beiudte, febrte oorseltern
bierber 5uriid.
-$err Otto @aebler, BON ct.
2oitis, NOR eeitern bier 81 8efud
leines @aters Serrn @rnit @aebGer,
melder fnartf lit.
-Hidter Snden un0 fem @ad.
bar Der &aufman aaiis bon Stolpe,
paren 0ienitag bier. &err &aus
bat elm @eiud I'M Grnennaiig ats
offertIi1er !oter an ole Staatsbe'
bopbe eingereiat.
pie 3eit 6es Steier5ablens lit
ipieoer %. 8eiier 5ablt io6al0 als
m0glifJ oarm ITS porbei ulr6 ibr
foft1t einem eilten pollen atbemaug
tblr ebe Smta Claus an eilren
9odetbu9 bemmfirpgert.
-Sreb s. 2angenberg friiber an
Der Secorlo Greet nobnbaft aber' lett
pielen Snbren EN- reider SutbGno.
Ter in ct. 2oiris, lit lebte @odpe 90.
ielbit I'M alter BON SO Sdbren ge-
itorben. CT binterlaBt Sanilie.
S. s. @tfape BON rod, @ebr..
mar bieic Node bier uno aina ge-
tern mad Morriion Inn ieinen 9ru.
Der gilbert gu beiufyen. GER bin.
he iast Die grnte 6ieies Sabr Jet
5ufrieoenitellero.
-GGriit &emper Der Miiblenbe-
iiser aii 8ap mar Somitag bier. Gr
tpor beint Brpoer @btparb 5u BE.
ftd rrro feierte 0u and, ieinen 80.
@eburtstoa pte mir aus nr0erer
Gatelle erfiibren. 60 2eute ME 6te
asnper's farm mar, braitd)en nrS
miinIdyen mir linn nod eiftntal &c
! Sabre BET gutter @eia,n0beit.
I --gS nnrntt litrs INNER 5u Dor
. en- ,peris Elm Man ifIeft BON ifiqrel
! StoOt ipridt 8irulaI lett tagIid biei
% 8oiosier5iise an9aIten uno i'm
!, genape @eEegerbeit seeeben lit fort
!. 5ltfonutteit lritr nioerstpo einen bel
ieren Srt St fidJeu, fpenn er iolf)
es Diinidt. Gin Matnr Der libel pot
ieiner Stabt ipridt madt ieiire eia
rne 8oore idledt.
Syn ct. 2oiriS itorb ant Mor
!, tog 9lbert geaiIe Der 80 Sobre ali
Subap oes Serrn Ilrgrit @aiie friif
er noit bier, utpb Mittbeilbaber Dc
@bolesale Grocery Sirma sli,sii
Gaile Ii. Sdbtt. Gem 2eidenbegan
III NH bon bier mobnten am MittipoI
= bel @iigelte Iaiie iiuo Sobn ale
re ioipie hie Gomterl 6es @eritorbenR
q Srau gIi8a 0iet8el iatb SRI. Cher
" ia g.ciie.
-graroge 8. II. 9eppe III
2ouis Sdoalirg BON 8rafe mars
@itttpodl bier. griterer purSc b
AZ lber Iesten @dbl oils 6rieoensridt
q uno S9oentng olS gonstabler f
81 8oeuf 9omn3bip erapGbIt ni1o
N mem ite nod Sermarm itn !
q Gplntp Glerfsamte Dem @mtseiO
y Ileiite1p @ein bieie Gemter
a 8oenff 8orunfbip Git1 nidt piel
y tbun bdberl lit es oo6 fir bie 81
y poDfler cine 8efrieoierna ai miii
a SaS DieieIben in glltelt S0rroet III,
She Sem
y @enes 8anorl6ilber s6cater.
81 Gin reiieS @nnoeIbiIo Gbeat
. miro morger Gbeito. Sen 26. 3obe
Y Der i'm &immeIs Sotie eroffnet he
81 Ben, nit ben rpeiieiten @iEbern ii
81 iauftrirten @eiangeii, aIles inter n
e ct 2eitinto. Serr 2eslie 8elab
,N elm idbiger ~erfobreiier Operation III
a. cutie 9iGoer Mdidine geben oen 8
id|nipern cine tobelloie 9orfiibrii
S idon9ter @oftoelbilocr, gS tpero
~ III Der @ode A [beroe gorIteIlu
gegeben iperOeit iuie folgt: Sanlst
~ Sar,,Ap,n ll,et, ehcr t,,nA Nnn,tpf,af
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-25
Geponiri euer seIb in Der
peoples Bank
Don ltrmann

Don gtrmarn
Die 9anf Der Geute, pom Den Len.
ten nno fur Ole Seute.A
Seine 8anf idjerer
8 grosent 8iuisn auf 8eit.D epoFten.
Direftoten:
ii. " prener,B4lqi on III { & gipbt. Datter.
Germ @raSe, 3enrp W, 2etpte,
Senrp SdBsnet, y. u. Stlber,
3 u. q. Dalfer,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-25

aust Dem 8bal6ote, Sigeins.
bile: nam Iestelt Gamstas Meor-
gen lit 5ran Sbeo. @pnf IT., Die
@attin urieres GebiiIfen i'm sc.
id6t, bier eingetroffen, uaio baS
iunge @bepaar, tpelhes ld,om inn &it.
quit getralt won6er it, Die @emndb.
lung aber iest er1t befanrt gegebers
bat ii6 i'm 8enttte Sauie al sSair.
ground apenite elm toiises gemiitbs
|Iif)es Seim eingeridtet. Ser iurpge
ebeunaim 1T elm Sobn BON sbeo.
Graf #, 6es Gountp gIerfs bon
@asconooe Gountp. Elm tiibtiger ge-
~tpardoter iunger Manit. Seine Sc.
bensaefdbrtin, geb. Gberefa Sfsner
BON $errranrG lit cine liebenspiir6-
ICE iBo bodlgebiIoete iun9e Dame,
wslde Iii ibrer gateritaot bis iebt
NIT grfolg aIs 2ebrerin tbGtiq gene
len mar nno bort febr beIiebt lit.
Iir beiBen tie nrit Den beiten 8iin.
iter miafommen in Sigginspile.
Der Geitbemnablben entbietem mir
rniere ber5li9e uno aufridties @rat.
iilntion: @ose Der 9eidlohene 8urto
fid aIs cine liseridopflide auelle
bebren @liids ~erapeie1.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-25

9ie beiten @nitpeider. 8oliurtier..
nebmer u. arditeften oieies 2atpOes
braii6en MIR Moiln0 Gito pSorfe
Sboemarte" fir $dnieranftrid
Crit. gberlin & Son.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-25

aleiberaoffe in al ben sars'
barlen Sarben nm Site uDn
2s Gents Bis gu sl.oo per garb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-25

5leeseb uuo iponenes Inter.
seu9 fir Damien, Wdnner nnb
8inoer In pribbeb ooer flat
&feibnngsitlden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-25

-$err Otto @aebIer, bon ct.
2oris, mar geitern bier 5a 9efuf)
icires @aters Serrn ernit @aebIer,
melder frmtf 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-25
8anf T6erer

-grnit @attenberg BON aarias
Gin, @o., mar lesten 5reitas bier
beiin Sdapager S. s. Daimler gu
geirrb. au6 cling Serr @attep-
berg mad Berger Inn 90 angebor.
ige 81 beiuden.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1910-07-22
News Of Especial Interest to
Minnesota Readers.
SERIOUS FIRE At ST. PAUL
Several Concerns Sustain Damages
Estimated at One Hundred
Thousand Dollars.

Fire which broke out in the finish
ing room If the Brown & Bigelow
company's art room on the fourth
floor of their building at St. Paul de-
molished the third and fourth floors
of the plant and seriosly damaged the
first and second floors and the base
ment, destroying thousands of dollars
worth of stock and machinery. Brown
& Bigelow, occupying almost the en-
tire building, were unable to estimate
their loss, but it is believed to be
about $4,000. The building is dam
aged to the extent of $4,000. The
Murphy Express company and the
Northwestern Employment bureau,
who occupied offices on the first floor
of the building, were also damaged
by smoke and water. Kempien &
Womack, coffee brokers, who also had
Offices in the building, suffered some
loss. The Continental hotel, adjoin-
ing the Drake building, was damaged
somewhat by water. The total loss
is estimated at 100000, covered by in
surance.
Captain James J. Mulcrone of Truck
company No. 1 was cut in the face
and slightly burned while attempting
to gain entrance to the building on
the fourth floor in the rear. He re-
manned at work until the fire was ex-
tinguished. Captain Henry Kelly of
Engine company No. 8 had his right
hand cut by glass.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1910-07-22
ST. PAUL WILL GET CONGRESS-
Conservation Gathering Not to Go
Elsewhere.

A letter from Clifford Pinchot,
which apparently clinches the ma
tional conservation congress for
st. Paul, was received by Hugh T.
Halbert, president of the Roosevelt
club. 1t was dated in Kansas City
July Is and mailed from the train by
Mr.. Pinchot en- route to California.
The body of it is typewriter, but in
postscript this sentence appears in
Mr.. Pinchot's handwriting:
II have since learned that it is o.
K. for st. Paul. Now we must see
that the friends of conservation are
on hand"
This statement is taken to mean
that Mr.. Pinchot believes the reason
able" attitude which Governor Eber-
hart and the other representatives OF
the local board of managers who went
to the Chicago conference assured tue
national officers they would maintain
will remove all differences and result
in the definite location of the big con-
gress in st. Paul.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1910-07-22
KILLED IN AUTO ACcIDENF
Duluth Physician Horribly MansIed
When Machine Turns Over.

NiHS SVCts
One man is dead and another 10
dying as a result of an automobile
accident at Duluth. DR.. George Kauf.
hold was horribly mangled by the
overturned tonneau of a seven-passoa-
ger touring car and died few hours
after the accident
Ed F. Hilliard is believed to be-
fatally hurt. Four other passenR6fs
in the car were slightly injured. They
are Joseph Tins, the driver; E. W..
Rose, Floyd Brisbane and John Dewell.
The accident occurred on a level
speedway in the East End The indi.
Gator of the wrecked machine showed
that it was travelling at nearly sixty
miles an hour. The driver, swerving
too far toward the curb, attempted to-
bring his machine into the middle of
the road. In doing so he turned the
wheel too far and the terrific speed
caused the car to overturn. Three
times the tonneau and it's human
freight were rolled over before the
mass of wreckage came to a stop. The
occupants were imprisoned beneath
the tonneau.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1910-07-22
Woman Killed in Auto Wreck.

Mrs: Emma Albrecht, aged sixty
five, resident of st. Paul since 1856,
met her death in tragic manner
in an automobile accident in Bethle-
hem, Pa, while riding with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Rice of that city. After the
accident Mrs. Albrecht was taken to
the Bethlehem hospital, where she
died. The woman's husband, a prom
inent st. Paul furrier, is at present on
9 visit in Germany.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1910-07-22
DRY DISTRICT IS EXTENDED
Supplementary Order Affecting Sale
of Liquor on Coded Lands.

Of Liquor on Coded Lands.
Prohibition will be extended by the
national government on coded lands
in Minnesota.
The bureau of Indian affairs has
decided to enforce its anti-liquor reg
ulations on a larger area of these
lands than previously has been at
tempted.
All the lands within and adjacent
to the White Earth and Leech Lake
reservations will be embraced in the
prohibited territory. Some places
within this area previously have been
permitted to maintain saloons, but
these will be abolished now and the
ban on the introduction of intoxicating
liquors will be applied to the follow
ing counties:
Becker, Cass, Clay, Hubbard, NAH
nOmen and Norman; southwestern
portions of Beltrami and ltasca and
southeastern part of Polk; southern
portions of Clearwater and Red Lake;
those parts of Grow Wing and Wa
dena lying north of the Mississippi
and the northern portion of Otter Tail
This action was taken by the Indian
bureau in order to- protect the red
men adequately against whisky and
also to enforce, so far as it's appro-
priation will permit, the provisions
of the treaties by which the lands
were coded.
Moorhead, with forty-f1ve saloons,
where the thirsty of Fargo have for
years secured their drinks, is included
in the territory made dry by the In
dian bureaus latest edict.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1910-07-22
DULUTH WOMAN is KILLED.
Falls to Her Death While Being Rec
cued From Fire.

While attempting to reach a short
ladder which had been placed under
her window as a means of escape
from the burning building, Mrs.
Mary Casey of Duluth, seventy
five years of age, fell from the second
story of the residence of her daughter,
Mrs. Josephine Schuey, and died a
few hours later at St. Mary's hospital.
Besides Mrs. Casey and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Schuey, others who were liv-
ing in the building were Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Berg and four children. All except
Mrs. Casey escaped from the building
unhurt,
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1910-07-22
FATAL COLLISION OF TRAINS
Brakeman Killed and Wife Of conduc.
tor Badly Hurt.

A wreck occurred on the Milwaukee
road mile and half east of Granite
Falls.
A heavy gravel train was going up
the grade to Minnesota Falls and in a
deep cut met the rear end of a con-
struction train backing down. Mrs.
Frank Hewitt, wife of the conductor,
was in the caboose, also William An
drews, a brakeman, while Mr.. Hewitt
and two children were riding on the
engine at the other end of the train.
Mrs. Hewitt was badly injured,
while Andrews had his leg cut off and
was so badly hurt he lived but few
hours. Mrs. Hewitt was taken to
Minneapolis for treatment.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1910-07-22
WASHINGTON FOREST FIRES
Halt HILTON Feet of Logs Ready for
Delivery DESTROYED

Seattle, Wash, July 2O.-Five hun
dred thousand feet of logs that had
been cut and were ready for delivery
have been destroyed by forest fire
now raging near ToIt, in this county.
The fire is the worst that has broken
out this side of the Cascade noun
tains this season.
The fire is eating it's way into valua-
BILE green timber Another big fire is
burning on the east side of Lake
Washington.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1910-07-22
I'LL HEALTH is THE CAUSE
Young Man Ends Life in a St. Paul
Hotel.

Grasping the photograph of pretty
young woman, Elioff Wicklund, TWEEN
ty-four years old, of Minneapolis, was
found dead on the third floor of the
New hotel at st. Paul by Mrs. Brifler,
the proprietress.
The young man, slowly yielding to
the clutches of consumption, realizing
that his love dream could never come
true, had committed suicide by lock-
ing his door, filling up all the cracks
with neckties and then turning on the
gas. ~
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1910-07-22
Man Accused of Murder Released.

Martin O'Malley, the wealthy farmer
of Deraynane township, lie Sueur
county, who had been arrested on the
charge Of numbering two of his step
children, has been released, the prose-
cutting attorney admitting that the
complaint was loosely drawn. Fur
Their proceedings in the case are posi-
BILE when the chemists complete their
work of examining the organs of the
victims for poison.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1910-07-22
:s>s7'T1tzaaa .-zsass> VgsSa.sae sae--EasS ~ ,,
TWO YOUTHS ARE DROWNED
One Dragged to Death in Effort to.
save TIE ofhsr. - 81

Robert Wood, aged twenty years,
and Harry Storm, aged sixteen, were
drowned in the Blue Earth river
near Lake Crystal, where they
were swimming. Wood was seized
with cramps. Storm went to his res
cue and was dragged to death by his
widow and lived on farm. Storm
was the son of Sybert Storm, farmer.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1910-07-22
Cut to Pieces Under Engine.

Jack Scott, a negro porter en-
ployed on the 500 line, was run over
by Northern Pacific engine in the
Union depot yards at st. Paul. The
body was dragged fifty feet and man.
gled beyond recognition.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1910-07-22
RATTLESNAKE BITES BOY
Companion Of Lad Sucks Wound and
Saves Life.

Harold, the eleven-year-old adopted
son of John Tierney, living north
OF St. Charles, was bitten on the
left leg by a rattlesnake. The boy,
accompanied by companion, was in
a pasture one and one-half miles from
home. His companion tied handker-
chief around the leg above the bite
and sucked the blood from e wound;
then carried the boy HON A doctor
who was called says the boy will re-
cover. r~~4sF'"
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1910-07-22
Two Girls Perish in Fire,

Spokane, Wash, July 20.-Trapped
in their homestead cabin on Mill
creek, in the dry pine forest and sur
rounded by flames from the forest
fires which have been raging there
since Friday, Miss Pearl Brewer, aged
twenty-five, schoolteacher, and her
young niece persisted.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1910-07-22
Prominent Surgeon Dead.

DR.. Alexander Johnson Stone, sixty
five years old, for forty years one Of
the most prominent surgeons in the
Northwest, is dead at st. Paul. The
cause of death was bronchial and liver
trouble. DR.. Stone had been i'll for
about two months.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1910-07-22
women Elected to Office.

In a hot election fight at Crook
ston, the campaign for which has
been waged for weeks, Mesdames
Charles Loring and H. H. Hodgson
were elected members of the school
board by large majorities.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1910-07-22
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Denmark now has her flying hero
in the person of Alfred Nervo, who
two weeks ago made a flight over the
city hall in Copenhagen to the great
surprise and admiration of his fellow
citizens. Since then he has been pre-
pairing to cross Oresund to Sweden,
but this will also be tried by Baron
Cedarstrom, the Swedish flyer, who is
on his way home from Paris with a
Bleriot aeroplane. Alfred Nervo has
been denied the use of the race course
outside of Copenhagen, the only suit
able place for a good start and a good
finish. A later dispatch from Copen-
hagen states that Baron Cederstrom's
attempt to cross the sound from
Copenhagen the other day proved a
failure. The baron had a narrow es-
cape from death.
The new ministry consists of Klaus
Berentsen as premier and minister of
war; Ahlefeldt-Laurvigen minister Of
foreign affairs; Neergard, minister of
finance; M. Sverdrup, minister of civil
affairs, and Anders Nielsen, agricul-
tural minister.
The Princess Harald, wife of the
third son of King Fredric, gave birth
to daughter the other day. The usual
prayer and services were offered at
the royal chapel
MARION s. NORELIUs.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1910-07-22

Illus, who is at present in Paris, has
been appointed associe in La Societe
Rationale des Beaux Arts Champs de
Mars Calongen).
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1910-07-22

S"edish-American Singers Experience
Finest OF Weather While Crossing
AtIantic-ConsuI Hobe OF st. Paul
Mentioned AZ Successor to Late
Norwegian Minister at Washington.
Danish Aeronaut Makes Spectacular
Flight Over Copenhagen City Hall.
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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-11-01
COST OF SALARY LAW.

Under the new salary law and
uniform accounting law in effect
in every County of the State, if
the experience of Randolph is to
DE taken as a criterion the coun-
ties of the State are losing more
than they get out Of it. In this
County last year the Is percent
surplus over and above the salar-
les Of the various county officers
fixed by law amounted to the
following and these amounts
were paid over: Prosecuting At
tordey s109; County Clerk $500;
Sheriff Sl100; total $4,000. For
the first set of books which the
new law prescribes 1886. 35 was
paid and for the second set $164 =
80 or in all $2811. In other
words this new system cost the
County S489. 45. Its one of the
newest foibles of the so called
tax reform and it is foible that
is costing the state dearly.