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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-10
Nothing DOING in Honduras.

Washington. Nov. 5.-The HonduraA
government has made no move to oust
General vallardares. the depo.ed com
mandant OF Amalpa who refused to
be discharged. Neither had II called
upon the United States to step in and
put an end to this arbitrary reign over
the Pacific port OF the republic.
I Dispatches to the state department
from United States Minister McCreerv
at Tegucigalpa tell OF the situation.
The ofncials believed the United States
would be justified IN removing valla-
dares by force II requested TO do 50 hy
the HonGiran government.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-10
Deadlock in Strike.

New York. Nov 4 Union recorni-
t'on. the rock on which i, MAS arpre-
hended the peace movemen, in tho eS-
press strike might split today. appear.
So g be the stumbling block in tie way
81 : effective preliminary negotiations
between the companies and the mon
wo OF the companies will hold out
AGAINST a treaty with the strikers ex-
cept as former employees Tia men
aeeiarsdthat while tsey 10 no, insist
- slosea sfaI they must demand
feeoshiilen OF their organization This
state - affairs l'!is hraugft the situa-
l.o'l 10 renewed tii@iil@n'
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-10
Foreicn.

A dispatch from Paris 70 -.e Loa
don Daily Telegraph sz.s Z .4-o- :
current taat revolution 1zs t-ok.1
out in Mzdrd No eona.Eaa.ton ..
,hig yunoy has reached London
4 meeting in pa,.z called ~ II
pells.an ana oraer mel3srs Of tas
chamber Of deputies 10 par hono. y
tie memory Of Frene.sco Fs-.e-. Tia
Spanish republican leade- 40 ~as
executed Al Barcelona .zE. rear D-oE=
up In q not
Senior Franco. er-premier 81 Portr-
gal, who held offer Z. the ti.ae King
Carlos and cfown Prinee Louis were
assassina.ed In 1903. las baen arrest
I'd on the charge II aDusa Of povs-
during his incumbeney II IS dscisr-
I'd by the government that I, did mt
inspire the arrest Of Franco b., that
II was the result OF III Investigation
held by The judiciary
Joe Relyas. Portpgals minister 0.
finance, in an interview declared TIA.
he vas appalled, al the corruption 0.
the Old regime which liz inve...ga
ton Is revealing For the future nA
Haid. II would be war to .ae knisA
against special privilege abuses. a1d
II was almost unnecessary 10 Eay .as,
all the old government emqloyss
would be dismissed TEE kings cssl
list Of 100000, the minister added
would be replaced by moaes. p.esi-
dental salary.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-10
Roosevelt clesina ca-r

Rochester, \. Y. Nay. -Tseoz3 -
Roosevelt, arrived in Roeaes.s- sa.y
today on the las, day Of his can 2a.ga
IN New YORK state.
After passing an hour here he .s-
parted on special train 7ssvs,s.
hIst speech vas scheduled to- ss aeca
aou: At A,S:on. Leaving there -
went to Lcck1er; for an hours say.
He 10 TO be IN Niagara Fall. late- =
the afternoon, reaching Busaio :. 8
o'clock. leaving Buffalo late this s
Ing ara reaching New York q. SO
.. IA tomorrow.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-10
May End strik.

New York. Wow. s.-The move
ior a settlement Of the str;sa 81
cypress drivers and helpers whtcb
Practically tied up the express $
ness IN and around New York CRY
q week past. took more definite Z
'oeaS with the announcement !
representatives Of the companies ~
nlss' representatives of the man
.slsefnoon to discuss plans FOR en.t
'he strike.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-10
Garment we,L... 60,

Chicago. Nov. s.-Presjsen. n.
' .,ae ohicago council and r,se.4lss-
.he national council of TIE Enlted &
men, .snt Makers Of America. stated q,
M, my ne had reason to believe TIA.
sillsaso tai'ors against whom ,ae-s
q strike are sending garments - 4
' erK Philadelphia and C3-os...
shensh u be made y.
we are investigating his MS,
~, MA Nefsn' ard il the rspor. * IS
: TOMAS y Rickert, preside, 8.
n8'aoAal council Of tlss o-sa.:z
I'LL cal strikes IN the cites
pI..Nl9'ns the l0cal troub.e is s.ia
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-10
Three Perished in Fire.

Sioux City. Ia. Nov. 5.-while alone
IN farm house near Harrington, Neb..
thirty miles west of here. this morn
ing, Clarence and Ernest Peterson. aged
and 3 years. the sons OF Peter Peter
son. and Leo Peterson. aged IL years.
the son Of Sever Peterson were burned
TO death in a FIRE which destroyed the
Peterson home
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-10
Crosse. Channel in pirioib,e.

Corbehem. France. Nov. 5.-Cruis.
Willows. the young welshman who as
cended IA his dirigibie airship at
Norwood Scrubs yesterday afternoon
for fight across the English channel
and 70 Parts. arrived hero safely this
morning. After taxi, on new sup
ply OF fuel he proceeded to Paris.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-10
Monk Secured vaIuab,. Jewel.

Berlin Nev 5.-Tlle police of Ger.
many Austria and Russia are search
ing or fusitive Paahst monk. Father
loa.aasius Macoeh. who is charged
"" = the robbery Of precious stones
valued Al sS.eoo.ooo and the murder Of
MS brother a postns4I
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-10

TIE sEedtsh and Norwegian men
e@-s o. The eour- q arbitration. ralcA
Is 70 sessse ne controversy es-.esn
Nos=as sIs Sse6-ss. abor, tie rem
dee. pas.-,es q .Ae nor-ae-n pa. q
tie 9en.ns1-z. have elected Amman
-c1s o. s.alland p-ala-x. .o
s-cceed ~ lzse Prot NE,zsa. q Co
-,-aezgs-, IS .-sss6e-. .. re court
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-10
Gas Explosion Fatal 20 e;v.

fsirHillsfasra Ala No. "a gas *.
I.osion occurred in the mines Of tire
Ho,ande coal & Coke Co. ssortl, after
nlianight last night ard Eve men were
Killed. The mines are located al Tus-
rasoosa county. thirty miles south q.
sirrains GRAZ m The bodies were taken
gut o. TIE mines
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-10

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candidates i Msctsan
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-10

I:sn,.:. -. ss y. M. q GEO.
Dased shis 9Th day Of Apftl. ~
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-10

Administrator.
= 18th day OF April,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-10

Friends Of Charles ". Morse be
heTe they have found . way for Pres
icent TAFT 70 e, the convicted banker
Oh. Of the Atlanta penlten,iary With
ont actually pardoning him In efYec,
Il would BE u parole Morse. but tina.
end would be accomplished by Issuing
4 conditional pardon"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-11
4 DRASTIC MARRIAGE Law


NeN Jerseys Hcw marriage law
has gonc into effect The Associated
Press describes the nsw law in his
way The new law i@quilVs tlat the
naifiage lirensc hc obtained in the
place who're tue brido-elect resides,
unIess. she is a nonresident OF New
Jersey In the latter case the IL
eense must be obtained in The honie
town of the hflde,grcf N elect. II both
are nal-resslents the license must
barobtained III the place whore the
cerenson5 is toz'bes performed. The.
law provides that before marriage
iicSGse snail be issued, the person.
issuing Il shall require one cf the
contracting parties TO subscribe to
an oath ef affirmation aitest1ng the
truth Of the facts respecting the le-
gallty of the proposed marriage and
The license shal be issued OILY II il
be made to appear that that no le-
sai impeachment exists. The applicant
a,usf swear that neither party IS an
imbecile. epileptic or Of smsound
mind The person APPLYING for the
license must also he accompaniment ps
an Identifying witness who VIII be
genuiled ia sWear that the alin!lcante
are esols aaaliliea % plafry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-11
WILL SEARCH
FOR BURIED
TREASURE

Higgins, Tex July ll4-lt has lone
rpen known ainoliS the Indians aud
several white persons that Il great
tfeaau Hes hidden on the George
If'lllfs place, icn miles south of town,
and seYora expeditions have paid
Aislts 70 THIS placc 20 search Tor this
vealtt The treasure. amounting 10
OYER SfO,0e0 IN Mexican gold was
Hidden In spring on the triffH place
near the wear 1859. BIZ survivor Of
- big fight had there between the
JtiHwas aud SlouN. Several MeSi-
cans, with the huge amount Of money,
wsra being escorted across the ( on
tiei by the Kiowas whep they we're
spt llpon b5 the Sioux In hortles, and
completely Yannllished Seeing that
the uloncy would fall into strange
Hands, the Mexican in charge depos-
tied Il in n spring and after seeing Il
sink beneath the surface INTO the
sandy depths, he marked the place
and escaped a craven image in
st0ne. of The Sun god of the Ancie.lt
aztesa was also buried here. and the
search IS also being instituted for H.,
the COY almmcnt having offered S2n,-
eco 10 it as relic. Some think that
an expedition Of former years recoy-
red part cf the treasure but there
s no certainty concerning It. A Mr
s'isney, OF Tucumcarri. n NJ, is hers
row with maps and charts, and also
has some very delicate magnetic
needles, and has high hopes Of locat'
ing the treasure. He was found the
ee that was marked and has some
of the old coins comprising part OF
the hidden treasure. He has gone
now to locate several old Indians That
we're Ia the fight and knew something
o. the hidden place. II Is TO be hoped
that the treasure is located as it isl
doing no enc any good buried in the
Id spring on the Griffs ranch
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Mr. Loeb Insisted that bis talk
With the president w0ull hayc 10 do
Ntb general politics. noi 80 mitch
with New York state. Mr. Loeb TX.
laesscd The belief however. that tif
Republicans in New York would set
t1ecf Mr. election day and would be
svee ssful "as usual
Secretary Norton was with MI. l.qeh
until late lat night. ia was anx.
i1us, he said, to gel into touch with
ahe political situation as seen BY M.
Loeb.
So far the possibility Of Mr.. l.oeb's
cardldacv for the gogernorshil Is
concerned. It was stated here that 1t
was not necessary for him to come
to Mr. Taft for an endorsement, lof
II lad been known all along that Ar.
Tat has looked with favor upon the
reports that Mr.. Loeb might be die
succcssor to Governor Hughes.
Mr. TAFT is anxious that the can
dldate in New York shall be D1dn
upon whom all Republicans can unite
and who will have the unqualified sup
porl OF Governor Hughes He has
told several OF his visitors. it Is said,
tat Mr.. Loeb semed to ill this bill.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-11
A POPULAR CANDIDATE

From garious sections Of The stuic
comes ncws Of the popularity OF thc
sandidaoS uf our felioY touwsman.
aeo Mpyer, for the office 81 searC
ary OF state This is indeed gp1ii-
'yips to Lpos Western Okiabapa
iiends which includes evCss .gotet
n Alleekbao and adjoining eoniities;
bret@a sfeason for Leo's pQn19rity
inree statchocd ne has been issfs-
aut Socletafy cf state aud owl to
Inexperienced illuess u his cb,ef the
vorl, 7or The office Agssdeyo,ved AZ
uos' wholly upon him l1co has ma t.
sood, and convinced the beople q the
tate tnRl IN the event Of his electitp
he 1i(icn of secrctslV Of silir VIII
oi be siultiiird 70 fnftaei priyaio or
alitieal ends, lul Nll hp ,tndgeini
Il Jhe inpre ! 90 tll ~ ac0ple Of
~ great common Ncalth SaNre 'it
zen
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lEMFl n phRN'n
uWULL uNlH y
.''' N,1p FAMINE

Special 10. Daily Leaders

Special 10 nally lcadcra &.
Wasliltgtou, d.. o., July ll,-4I'2ar
is eXnfe ed befeltllat the Nicaraguan
affair may dsnpt lir~ Pan. ameri,aQ
'tyonsrcsss CglRt eaf osal IN some
,tiei0rs 9athullSis aas, .-s.A ,Lyc Amer
Ten pSEsE Br G'plrl AmrricaNis y
aihe igatiilAA fhatlsis lcifcd ty cN-
pecte Y "a cclnesgcfHthc pFi,csai q,
fccpsniSe uf Msdriz as{prrsldeui of
Niclragtia ~ the extent Of seating
liis delegate as inciuber Ol fle ,uut
leVnrp Tho Ccuitai hmeFican gov
ern1lcnis Gut Of dcfcprncc 70 ne
Amt ican state department., Ilps lr'
lr ined iroH recogUlzillg The Madfl1
2aForlincni, which N inJltll control
ci thc machinery 81 the Nicafa guam
ernmeEt md Of al lhe teirit0rN
PSecrt q restricted area around I'lur-
licld, lus lalil-Anerean ,cn'sinunt
"a 4 nni, u'ia,0r Of Aiadri1 rs against
Eslr9'l
Even Mexie0 which has gone FUR
Tier along with the United states in
ih Central American pnliey ihan any
s'hcf Latin American crlnl,e, has
grove. reglive, and, Welding to Tie
iepfest Htaiohs Of other Spanish
American countries, appealed lc Pres
idcnt Tart directly 4 few, weeks ago
TO give Mhdriz 4 free hand to attack
the fortified bluff at Bhielields from
The seat ana thus permit 4the gor-
fciinitns ol Madfiz within apparently
i btief space to accomplish tnat coai-
flete medication which !, offered,
President Diaz puts igsin his ap-
isGal 10 PfeaideDt TAFT
'ff's was cabled 10 President Taft
aiter President Madrlz had protested
10 an LaliirAmcrican countries
against the actions ef the United
states In fefbdding the Msariz gun
boat Venus to attack the DlufT at
Blueilelds
President Taft this time firmly
backed up Secretary Knoxs course.
and he plalaly told President Dlaz
anans other things. III aiiy violation
of neutrality has occurred, ii was in
connection With he saiiips OF the
Venus IRON New Orleans as an ex-
p ition of the MadriZ faction
The correspondence between Presi-
dents Teri and Dlaz, wllch was made
public today has already been cabl
ed to all Latin-American governments
and these who are following the Lat
in-Anericsn situation are watching
with interest to zee to what extent
Spanish pride win express itself at
the Pan American conference. which
win he in session AZ Of next week At
Rucnos ANtls.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-11

President.
''rhe presfdont ana Col. Roosevelt
q e.~scfhs a9 independent Americans,
Hhch along his own line, but to. The
same end
Asked II he thought Col Roosevelt
Hould come ont with an endorsement
OF the Taft administration. Mr L0Gb
toik the position that The presidents
administration needed no endorse
l1ent from Col Roosevelt or anyone
Q Sc As already stated q number OF
times In Beyegy The president feels
that he helped his party make record
during the recent session OF congress
Ia record upon which it can wen at
ford 10 stand in the coming campaign
The question OF individual endorse.
ment has not suggested itself TO Mr.
TAFT in any way
Mr. Loeb WAS asked as to recent
eyenA at Oyster Pay and the seem
irg preponderance Of insurgents
among the colonel's visitors.
Col. Roosevelt sees everybody ne
said
Insurgents His Friends
The so-called insurgents were az
friends Of bis and naturally they waAi
10 see him some Of them want him
ta help them in their campaigns
Mr. Loeb left the impression that
Col Roosevelt might not 80 so deepl
into the coming campaign as has been
generally sa1Dposed.
Tha culopel Is reported as being
rfsibAs to avoid anything that looks
like unfairness IN his attitude. This
fact is said 10 explain his consent %
Senatos Esneridge's request for a
speech in tile ssenator's calupaign fos
reelection IN dndlma
Col Roosevelt already had promis
cd to speak for senator lodge herr
TX Massachusetts II WAS put mp 10.
him hy friends Of seuator Beyeridgc
4 IS stated here. that this would indi
cate that he favored the so-called .coi
seryatiye' wing Of Che party aad
would leave lot of his old friend'
tti Ia The cold
Some of the reports current IN ~
cIly connect Mr. l.oeb's visit WIN
Tho gosernursitip IN New York Tn
rollecinr Of The port has frequent
beeu mentioned Tor ibe Repubicu
domination Mr. Loeb. when ques
tioned. declined 20 take the matte
serinusly lie said he already la
made his plans for 4 months yacr
Ion 20 be spent 1T The Rocky mou
taius, huniing and fishing This va
cation viii be taken about the lin
tire state conventions meet IN Nel
= oik, So il ths Republican nominatio
secke MI Loeb il viii lave ia eros
the great ,lisiae 70 catch up VII
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COMPOSED RAeTims Music

FaIlis. okla, IS the home CT y young
composer, whose first effort has Just
bteR hron2bt ont l'y The Jerome Fl.
Rom'ek company 81 Nnw YOr City.
rusty Rag TwpSisp7 was com,
posed 50 offhand as to be considered
iJhe GOldip .beiltg the yourg
est'ef 4 ialtnted family.
z1twas nbl until weird stralnstarQsc
in Tho dead bf night, aud Asieuers ais,
aruse TO find ihea YolIng 5nllsiciall'
shiYcrbig at the piaiio that tho cnl'
bryo Rusty Rag bec0up an estab'
sshed fact f<eSA
G0ldie Il. Chestnilt is Q pretty blonde
with a saucy smile aud fetching way.
she seems utterly unconscious OF hav-
ing done anything out Of The binary
nut her many (rieuds arc Hloniins
upf
Tho ccond composition IS well vn
the way. aud will follow closely on
The l'ght hopls OF irullicking two
tcn. The Rusty Rag TwoS'cp'
n,Isir is on sale ut kmus Music
St0e.
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vlHTEG TO INTERVIEW JACK

Chlcago luly liRiehard Mei,ulrk,
81 LOUIS maehiAst was arrested
ere after tle had attempted @ force
~ entrance o The home of Jack
obns0n neg nlgillsi, III 1911 WA
9lsh aycnne McGnifk vas aemed
with = rife and the police were eall
I'd By excited neighbofs Of lohnsVn's,
Who thought that Mciuirk Intended
to l,ll The heavy weight cbanpion
Metiuirk is beiug held in iail pcnd.
ing an Investigation OF The case by
tlc police When cSamlnod At tli
stanton avenue police station, Me
Cuirk said that he had lost $25. as a
result Of the fight at Reno but Iei
med that lie intended to harm john
son. On further questioning he said
tAat bis home was In Bfan5ford. Ca
Gada, but that he had been WORKING
ID 81. Louis for some months.
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q q o A BOTANICAL
~. ~. Cd. BLOOD REMEDY

vegetable
ability curing disease
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Iilad been 10 warning Of his
Dls and his arrival caused a flet-
OF exestemen only second to that
sa the day thai Mr.. Loebs former
caief IN the White House visited
resident Taft at Burgess Point.
Mr.. Loeb viii see the president
afternoon and ii was frankly ad-
ed that politics would be the sub
.pf their interview. II viii be
st politics. by the way. that
4,.t has talked since Mr. Roose.
a''is 81 Beverly The president
on ten day vacation last
there age indications that
If rest Is ended and that
of important conferences
mark the coming seven days
period Then Mr.. Taft is going TO sail
way down east for ten days cruise
along the shores OF Maine.
Rfcelt incidepts at Oyster Bay Mr..
seb declared, had nothing to do with
his visit IN fact, nc saiA Mr. Roose-
s,lt probably knew nothing Of his
J coming 10 Beyeily II developed later.
however. that Mr. Loeb was sent by
Secretary Norton. with the knowledge
cf President Taft.
came 10 taik nHen the general
political situation viii ilie president
said Nj Loci, When pressed for an
explanation as to his visit.
~ REPRESENTATIVE OF the col.
cneI!" was asked.
M, came as the old friend and
lsya1 supporter OF President Taft
During all of Ms. Tafi's term. Col
ieetor Loeb has been d frequent call
cr NJ the White House in Washington
ann his presence there. coupled with
the general anahjlestaiions Of friend
snip betweth him and the president
shaxe done much 70 contradict the
stories nf strained relations between
Mr. Tai and Col Roosevelt During
his candidacy for tho Republican
nonlinatiun and bits campaign for The
presidency. Mr. TAN had 10 more
bsdepl adsocate lllau NJ Loeb.
Nj. Loeb wns asked by one or bis
.infersiewors II There was a possibility
{. that his visit lad something to 20
with bridging "chaslp between Boy
tHls and OYSTER Bay"
9'herc is not any cliasn. he re-
.plifd, With emphasis There never
fas been Il break Of any sort and re-
l'ltiolls. coild not be more plcayaut.
NJ Roosevelt told me he had a per-
feeIly9buliy tiluc Wien he visited the
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FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
HAVE CURED ME-"

The above is quotation from a
letter written by II. NJ. Wsrkler,
Evansville. Ind u contracted a sew
ere case Of kidney trouble. Ny back
gave out and panied me. seemed to
lave lost all strength and ambition;
vas bothered with dizzy spells, my
read would swim and specks float be.
fore my eyes ! took Foley Kidney
Pills regularly and am now perfectly
Won aud feel like rev man. Foley
Kidney Pills have cured me- J. ~
Wallace.
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