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The gold leaf., 1910-02-24

BUSINESS FOR SALE-I will sell
ID either my Dray or livery business,
or both together. Or will sell the Bakery,
Confectionery Store and Restaurant
Reason for selling is that | cannot prop
tr,y attend to more than one busin ess,
r.' that either of these interests does
l.t pay me. j. r. CARTER.
The gold leaf., 1910-02-24
VERYLOW PRICES.

On Lumber, Lime, Shingles
Doors. Windows, Frames, Oak
Mantels, Tiles, Cahill Crates.
TOHN B. WATKINS.
The gold leaf., 1910-02-24

NNANTED-BOAROERS. | can &C.
W commodate a few young men or
married couples with board and room.
Convenient to business part of town,
two blocks from railroad station and
post office MRS. IDA BASS.
The gold leaf., 1910-02-24

I'GGS FOR SETTING-Rh Island
~ Reds. Il for - cents.
C.. NJ. CROW.
The gold leaf., 1910-02-24

An attack of the grip is often followed by
persistent cough, which to many proves a
great annoyance. Chamberlain s Cough Rem
edy has been extensively used and with good
success for the relief and cure of this cough.
Many cases have been cured after all other
remedies had failed. Sold by all dealers.
The gold leaf., 1910-02-24
80 NoSSs

90 choice business and resi-
dence lots at Townsville, N.
c., to be sold at auction We'd
nesday, March End, beginning
1890. Auspices Of the Colum-
bia Realty and Auction CO.
The gold leaf., 1910-02-24

TTAkEN UP-I have taken up three
shotes, that came to my house
about II week ago. One black and two
spotted weighing from % to 80 pounds
Owner can get same by proving claim
and paying charges B. T. BRODIE.
The gold leaf., 1910-02-24

II lOU WANT satisfying smoke
try Royal Robe Cigars, sc For sale
at THE PARAGON.
The gold leaf., 1910-02-24

Mr. | W. Bass of Rocky Mount,
.9mr Yesterday to visit his son, DR..
II II Bass.
The gold leaf., 1910-02-24

3Ir. William {. Watkins of Rox-
horo, came last week to spend Il few
days visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Nr~, J. B. Watkins, returning home
Monday.
The gold leaf., 1910-02-24

Itch cured in 80 minutes Dy ~ oolford' 8
Sanitary Lotion. Never fails. Sold by
". W. Parker, druggist. apr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-29
5aS @eirorene.

9i. pobtt6uenbe @rfrifdung, bic
an bsiben Sommertasen Der @tnuB
BON @isiptiIen bereitet, mar ben 9iir>
germ ptrsangtner Sabrbunberte tuum
augGneli6. Na6 i'm Mittelalter
tannt. man bas @sfrorene ni9t. @er
bat es erfunben9
@rIt TN IT. Sa6rbunbert erlernte
mar bic Sunit, rS6uee" gu per9Grs
ten, inn Sarbs unb bur4 3uiuB BON
&affee pber 8ani[Ge einen anIpre6sn~
Zen 9eI9mad au geben. Bis babin
mar bic @rbaItung 9epD6nliden
S6ness cine beipnbere &unit Der
aonbitoren sepeIen. Die StaIien.r
parsn es, bic Suerit bic Seritellung
bes 8efrorenen sntbsdten. lin 1850
erDffnste Elm setpiFer prOeOpis GuIs
belli in paris Elm Safe, in bem 5uerit
9sfrprsnes perabfplgt purbs. Die
neue SslitateFs purbe fdnell be-
riibmt, man erfpsitsrts ben Sreis Der
3uiGbe, Sru9tfaft unb 8lumsneFtns
5en purben beieemengt, unb babel
perpanbte GuIbeui Elm beTonberts
Serit.lIurssperfubrsn, bas er fsIbit
erTonn.n bate, unb auf bas sr Iebr
Itpl3 mar. 1774 5eigte @ul6eIIi BEN
6er3os BON Gbartreufe, Der fein Gafe
Dfters ftiu6ts, bas @erfabren, nit
BEN er, 5.in @sfrorenss b.rfteGItt
Die ao6tiinItIer begunnen ii9 bamit
an beI9Gftigsn.
9tbsr bic sroB. 3eit bss @sfrores
nen, iein Sriumpb in Der @eI.ufduft
qebt auf @attl auriid, ben beriibmten
&iihen9ef, Der aus ii6srtriebener 9e=
piF.nbaftigfeit StIbItmorb Oeriibte,
neil su eintm sroben Diner bic be-
Tt.llt.n Slide nift Seitis senug eins
irafen. 8utel mar Der aii6en6tf
2ubpi9s bon Gonbe; nls &onig Cubs
luis Der Sshss.bnt. ben Sieger BON
Hocrop in GbdntilIp befudte, feBte
8utsl Tein ganSes 8Dnnen etn, nm bic
ilIuitrs 9efsnibuft bur9 Elm uHpsrs
oIeihli6es Ma6l gu perbliiffen. Gum
S6IuB bes Diners ipurbs i.bsm Safe
in b.reoIbstsr SiIbertafe elm frifdes
Gi iiberrei6t. Vie @ier paren dhn>
lid e,fGrbt tpie bic Oitertier, aber ebe
bi. @dIte Fth iiber bas unsefpobnt.
9eri9t fpanbern tonnten, tntoedtsn
lie, baB IS feline tpirtlihen Gier NOS
rem, Tonbsrn eine punbsrpolle, iiibe
Speii:, tiibl tuis MurmOr: 9efrOres
mes!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-29
9tn seben.
gOn 9orot6ea @OebeIer.

B0H ~ oIu I qeu W oCUS'e -
Gin Sinb, elm fr1bIides Rinb iuarit on,
@,dbft Ia6enb tn's aeben binein,
1ln6 bas 2ebeu, es griiBte uno fptntte
oir 81,
ggie elm @arteu I'M Souneni6ein.
2uftIdI6ier Iablt ou i'm tinOii6en Spiel
9ritebeu Dor beinem Slid;
8as bu erbofftelt, es mar ntbt bel
Stir @lid, elm ipeuig @lild
Sie Sabre Itbluan6en. ou ipudieit beran
SIM SienIte Der grbeit, Der Bflidt,
Ser Ihfpdrmenoe Siin9ling ipiiroe gum
Ddnn,
9as @liid, es tpurSe ibm ni6t.
8as bu eeIdaffen ohn' gfub' nno Hait'
18er lit es, Der es ipeib?
a@ein mar Die Wlii6e unb 6ein Die Sait,
Sen unbern ipurOe Der Preis.
1InS Sennoh, benno6 bielteit bn itin.
@arfit trosig bas 5mlpt 5uriid
1lno ipra6it: r2ab 9ehen, fpte's 9e9en
Ipt1,
Gs tpirb idbon fomuten bds Slid -
9eine braiineu 2oden ipiiroen ipetb
1lub tribe Der Gu9en 8lid;
9u arbeitsmii6er, aebiidter @reis:
Gag, tparteit ou nod aiif oas @liidF
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-29
aant Samiun unS SaS Sfifetts
frduletn.

Sin bGniI9er 5rsunb Smut Cams
funs er5ablt bas foIsenoe tleine @ra
lebnib, bas er Dor einiser 3sit nit
osm nOrpssiI9en 0idter sebabt bat.
SamIun unb Der 9Gns faBen in els
mem Der grDberen &opsnbasener Ga>
fes SuIammen. @s mar fpGt glbenos.
Die 9auue Samfuns mar allies 9lns
0ere als roiig, ni9ts mar ibm re4t.
uno feline urtbeile iiber bic Welt uno
bic MsnI6en paren nod piel fddrfer,
ais iie ionIt gu iein pflsgsn.
0a fiel Der Bid bss 9idters
pl0blib auf oas 8iifettfrdulein. bas
binter benz 8iifett itanb; iis mar
ni9t msbr jung. unb i9On mar iie
pobl ME getpsIsn. sic fieI bur9 ibr
miioss uno absearbeitetss gtusieben
auf; Iie mar gum llmfullen aSses
fpannt. 9lls SamIun oas alternoe
RGo6en cine WeiIe betradtet bate.
ipuroe iein Son elm anosrer unb er
Iaste: ~Su. bier iiBen mir uno trims
fen unb brau9en Elm i6peres @elb
unb - Grgsrn uns obenbrsin. Sisb
0ie oa an! Sdon ben san5en Rd9s
mittag unb glbenb itebt fie Ou; fait
lam Iis ii9 ntht mebr aufre9ters
bdltsn. limb iis psroient piellsidt ni9t
elm 3sbntsI BON b.m, mas mir bier
pertrinten. Sd mill fe beute Qbeno
frob MAIDEN. @as MAIDEN tpir9 -.
SD babe es! sic IoIl 9Iumen babeH.
RoI.n, ben sunasn Sif9 boil gfOs
fen! ...."-r... -. glbsr beute gbenb
ionnen mir feline ROI.n mebr aufs
treiben, Die 2Goen fns ihon lGngft
aeI6lpFen," mari Der 6reuno Elm. =
.Wan ipirb bod pObI i'm SipoIi gfos
fen betomm.n f0nnen -" = rOas
Sipoli f6Ii,Bt sIei9!" - r9tb.r ss
9itbt pobl 9rofdt.nl 49," =
Sprad's uno einen glueenblid barauf
ftanS Samfun auf Der StraBe unb
rief 81. nG6ite 0roi9te an. Cine
pisrtsI StunSs persins. Ounn tebrte
Ser &utIdir suriid. Stinen 9tufs
trag bate er aus9efiibrt. unb Cams
fun i9Iitt, bic arms boil nit ben
fh0nIt.n RoTen, Dem 9iif.ttif9 su..
Dor Dem erituuntsn 8iifettfrGuIein
l.gte er bic gun5e &Oienpra9t nisbsr
unb iaste: Die fnb fir sic Bee
itimmt. sic fuben aus. als oh sic
ni6t gang frob ipGrsn -" Sic-auf
ma9te Sumfun elm. @srbeuouns uao
perIi,b ous 2ofal.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-29

Limb troB oisIer aenntnib babsn
sic ssi6piesen9"
gareb !tuBte. 9as mar ia bolltoms
men gegen Die 9lbreoe! Ser iunss
Mann mar offsnbar febr unsei9idt!
.grf beute btItGtiste iid mein
8trodbt. Sd traf 8unter. anb auf
mein Srdngsn fuete er mir Die
Wabrbeit," eradblte Garep uno Ders
Tu6te benz gtnipuIt Elm 3.i4en gu
seben.
aber oi.Ter reasirte ntdt Ourauf.
llnbeirrt fragte er tpeiter:
rSie hubsn 8unter sstrOffsn9
@o9"
,sSn Der Sta6t."
Stbt fam absr aud Der Qntpalt
aus !einer Rube. @mpOrt rief .r:
rUlein Serr. id tpeiB ni4t, iper
sic fin6, abtr ipenn i6 ius., bub 81.
porTdBli9 bic llnipubrbsit fagen, 10
bride itb mid selinOe aus. 8unter 1T
Dor genau fiinf @p9en, alio 5pei
Do6en Dor unIerem Gufruf pegen
getruss p.rbaftet uno 5u feds Wlps
nat.n @,fGnsniB berurtbeiIt porotn.
Meir lit Der san rein aufdlis be-
tannt, oenn nit einem IOlhen gbs
renmann bGft man natiirIi4 feline
@emeini6aft."
gar.b mubte erfennen, baB fein
Spiel perlpren mar. Der 4ufruf mar
ipirtIi9 edit! -
,Mber mas be6eutet oenn bas al
les2" fragte nun Roipleb, Der iid
enblih BON f.insm Staunen erbplte.
rDi. i6 bermutbe, bat fi9 biefer
| Menf9 bier nit 8unter auiammens
setban, Inn Sbnen gum 3pede Der
| GrprsFung BON einem fali4en 2sgai
&enntniBN au geben, uno unIer Gufs
ruff traf 5ufGllis Oumit Suiammen,
Sd ratbe Sbnsn, ibn iOfOrt Dem
Staatsanlpalt anau5.isen."
sd fiibl. mid aber biel gu gliid'
IiG .um mid nit foIden Sd9en auf.
,abaItsn. 2aFen sic ibn ldufenl
llnS nun su meinem 9eIdGft!"
vSa, iunser Serr," tpurf 5rau
@3reb maieItGtii9 Elm, nSit tommer
bisz ber.in unb reben BON 8er5Dss'
rung unb Srrtbum. Wenn Sic oaa
@sIo baben, 5eisen sic es bo9."
Sd bate nur bemerfen pollen
enG6is. Srau, ouB Die 9ersDs.runa
meinss @intreffens buran lag, BAT
ib mid i'm 3use trrte. Sier 1T bas
9eIo, Serr Ropltp, tpolIen sic ea
bite bur95dbl.n."
Carer Oriidts ii4 ssi4idt sar Sbii'
| btnaus.
Som aablte 81. @4sins uno quit
tirte.
vTl.in Iiebsr, Iieber S9pieser'
Tobn!" f9ludate Srau 9rep gani
.raltirt uno fisl Som I'M ben gals
9iefer itrGubte iid untpiltiirlid cir
ipenig unter btei.r unerparteten 2ieb'
tofung. Der 9lnpalt blidte lG9elnt
bon Ser sGrtli6en 9rupp. uuf bus
li.blid srr0tb.n6e MGOden uno fas'
te:
.qba! SEPT pirb mir aud Del
@runO tlar! Meine bersIiditen Slid
ipiinI6e!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-29

sslg.Tang ipisgie Iib in btn 2iiften.
3ein Wort fam lan9e 3eit iiber
Die 2ippen Der atpei. Snnig i4mieg'
ten iie fi9 aneinanoer; muir Die See'
len ipraden Sufammen.
Do pI0bli9 i9rilIFs unb treif9Ps
in Die Stile, in Den 6rieOen bin.in.
Die SturmpinO iauft's Die 9tlss
btrunter.
r8as 1T oas, @rnF2" it0Bt 'oie
iungs Muttsr, am gan3.n 2eibe sit.
terno, bang berpor.
~Sisslinb, fiir9te Did ni9t, es
miro elm 9lutomobiI iein," iu9t Der
@atte iie gu bef4pi4tisen.
.Rir abnt l1nbeil, @rnf," fast
iie nit fieberbaft gIGnaenoen 8liden
uno tIdmmsrt fi9 felt an feinsn
Mrm.
@r min ibr elm nsues Sroitport
surufsn, 0O9 bic 3unss srItarrt, sbe
iis's seipro9en. I'm Die @de iagt elm
Weib uno ma6t oirett Dor ibnen
bait. Bie elm ipiloes Sbier flstI9t es
Ole SABINE. ip.iBsr GjiIdt itebt Dor
Dem WtunOs. Srrli9tsr fladern in
ben bon einem idpurasn Ring ums
f9loFenen 2lugen.
rMsin @ott, m.in @ott!" i.u9t
SieglinO. gBie abpsbreno bGIt Iie
Die Sdnoe segen bic unbeimlide gr'
| f9einung ausseItredt.
r3uriid!" f6rsit in b06Fsr @nsIt
ibr Mann oieier gu.
DO9 Die SIRE tsbrt fib ni9t Ods
ran, sic Ia9t pieImebr. Gs 1T Elm
entieBli4es, nerpen5erpsitIdenoes 2a'
| den.
.Sort!" I6reit er nod lauter unb
mill Die Wegdre SuriidItuBen.
rSi, ri, bi," ti6ert fis. Damn
fprin9t iie sur Settle. SIN @eT9pinOs
! I9ritt ellen Die @Grtsr berbei.
r@ott isi 9unt!" feuf3t tpie srIOit
Der @atte.
SnitinttiO orsbt iid Oie @abniin-
nige Inn, un6 ipie iie 81. DGrt.r ges
tpabrt, srsift iie nit idbem 9riff
in Den @agen binsin uno reiBt oas
ainb9en beraus.
Wit einem Sab 1T Die Wutter
BEL ibr. Gin erbittert gfinsen bebt
an, Setunoen nur pGbrt's, Dem
Wdnn biintt es cine @pigteit gu
Iein. Mit bollfsr Du6t Bat er iid
auf Die RufenOe sepOrfen, bod tpic
Elm Ball miro er auriidgei6leuoert,
limo oh er aud pteosr uno iptsoer
angreift. ct permag iis ni9t gu bdns
oigen.
@rIt ben WGrtern gelinst es, ibr
bas &ino Su entreiben unb bic
| 3pangsiade iiberSuiperfen. S9ne1
fiibren iie iis binipss, oenn f9on
Itaut ii9 Die M.nge OF oes feltids
men S6auIpieIs.
3tpei 5r0bIi6e iparen in Die blii'
benoe Ndtur binausseI9ritten, 5tpei
MiibIetis' uno 8.luOene tebren beim,
Der Tlann trdst i'm 2lrm Iein
iunses @ei6 nod Saus. @9t Suss
fpdtsr ite6t er an einem unter einem
Rofsnba9 perborgsnsn Siisel i'm fill
len @Ottesader. 0drunter rubt Elm st'
brp6enes, Su friib sebrO4enes Ttut'
terbera.
Gr Itsbt Iunge 6a, bod teiu,
sbrGne nsbt fein 9luse. gnOIia tuu'
melt er bon bannen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-29

~Die iinb sic eisentli9 nit
Der Sbnen empfobIersn peniion su=
friebsn, College, Sinb bic SD9ter
bes Sauies ni9t Elm paar gang
fampfe Mdb9en9" Die cine 1T cine
elm. OOrtr.ffIide @Gnssrin, unb bic
anbtre toat sut." rSas tpobl; bod
l.ibsr slaubt bic Sdnssrin. Iie tdnn
iOdsn unb bic aD9in gIuubt. fis lam
finaen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-29
Siasuoir.

rSerr probifor, t6nn.n Sic mir
nibt sttpas ssben - i6 babe INNER
70 elm fomiI6ss 9efiibl i'm Magen.
es TT balb obet, bulO unten. oann
iteisPs ipisber bod uno 70 fort!"
.v9onnerpettsr, Sic psrben bod
ni9t ettpu einen 5abritubI Oerf9Iudt
haben!M
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-29

8ieGbef9Gftigt. 8orges
Itbtsr: rSis f9sinen piel Iltesen bier
auf bsm Bureau gu babsng" Beam
ter: nGinuRbTisbSis Gtiid. Ggs.Ilsns!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-29

-3u bsbot. Gbsf gum alns
s.IteIlteD: ~Nun, sic baben tpieber
SamiIien3utpa9s erbalten9 SobH
ob.r So9tsr2" ~gntfauIoissn gii'
tigIt - beibts."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-29
SdlrcdlidlcS Grwu@ca.

Ssin MenTd nad aiirbiB trdgt Der
lansen!
Sruu 2ebmunn rubt, pom Sruum
umfun9en.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-12-11
SOUTHERN PAC.
IS FACING AN
IMMENSE SUIT
GOVERNMENT WILL TRY TO RE-
GAIN TITLE TO $1O,0O0,OO0
LAND TRACT.
ROAD ACCUSED OF fraud
TOOK MINERAL LAND IN DIRECT
VIOLATION OF THE FEEDER.
Al LAW,
Defendant Will Be Required to Deed
Land to United States Free of In
cumbrance If Government Can Prove
Its Claim Suit Was Started In
California.
(By Associated Press.)

Los Angeles, CAL, Dec. 10.-Suit
was filed by the federal government
in United States circuit court here
today, attacking the title of the South
ern Pacific railroad to 6,100 acres Of
oil land in Kern county, valued at
$1O,O00.OO0
Fraud in the patenting of the lands
is charged. 1t Is alleged that the rail-
road company patented the lands with
the knowledge that they were mineral
bearing and could not be so patented
under the land laws of the United
States.
This suit is said to be only the be-
ginning of general move on the part
Of the government to reclaim from
the Southern Pacific oil lands valued
at many millions of dollars.
The suit asks that the patents be
declared invalid and that the defend
ants be required to deed the lands to
the United States free from incum-
brance. The suit is based on the con-
struction of an act of congress OF
July q, 1866 and resolution adopted
June %, 1870 under which the COM
pany was allowed to patent every al
ternate odd numbered section for
twenty miles on either side of its right
of way, in order to encourage the
building Of roads. In this grant min
eral lands we're excluded and it is this
clause which is said to render the
patents invalid.
1t is said that the maps of record
In Warrington show that the United
States surveyor general designated
these lands as mineral bearing at the
time of making the surveys in 1902,
while the lands were not formally
patented until 1904.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-12-11
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPRESENTA-.
TIVE SPENDS TIME IN REB.
EL CAMP.
1000 men READY FOR field
REGULAR WAR MANEUVERS ARE
BEING MADE AND ALL IN
READINESS.
Battle Between Rebels and Federal
Troops May Occur at Any Time
RevoIutionists Are Well Armed,
Well Mounted and Ready to Fight
on Minutes Notice.
(By Associated Press.)

chihuahua, Mex, Dec 10.-The fed
eral troops and those of the insurrec-
tos, or "PronOunciados," as they pre-
fer to be designated, are some forty
miles apart. The federal soldiers are
at Carretas, hamlet off the railroad
in the vicinity of Santa Isabel, west
of here The location is known from
several reliable sources. They are
awaiting augmentation of their num-
ber to make surrounding movement
possible.
The revOlutiOnists were tonight
within a few miles Of Pedernales. An
Associated Press correspondent left
them there at noon Friday after
three days trip in their midst while
they were in search of their enemy.
At that hour they had just discovered
that the report that the federals were
ten miles distant was erroneous. The
in that direction was
The Associated Press correspondent
counted 1874 perfectly mounted and
armed men in the main street of Ran
cho today. About an equal number OF
them were scouting from there as the
central point. Detachments of them
could be seen occasionally on the
Mesa. Three hundred others were en-
camped about fifteen miles to the
southwest and an equal number north
at about the same distance. All we-e
working east, according to pre-arrang-
ed plans. All are mounted, we'll arm
ed and we'll supplied with ammuni-
ton.
1t may be stated as a fact that
The Insurrecto army, now operating
west of this city, numbers approx
mately 1000 well equipped men. The
contrary to many state
ments, are fully aware that other
parts of Mexico are not in revolt. In
IN interview the Associated Press cor
respondent was informed that Chi
huahua revolutionists regard them
selves as the spark which may set
he country in revolt
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-12-11
RIO JANE|R0 IS
b0MbARDED BY A
REBEL BATTERY
ALL DAY FIGHT IS WAGED BE.
TWEEN ARSENAL AND Gov
ERNMENT TROOPS
NUMBER Of DEATHS IS Large
NUMBER Of DEATHS IS Large
CITY is SHAKEN By RECOIL OF
BIG GUNS BUT PEOPLE RE-
TAIN CONFIDENCE
Expected Government viii Be in Con.
troll of Situation in Short Time
State of Seige Will Be Declared if
Matters Are Not SeIIed in Short
NrIor
(By Associated PreSs.)

Rio Janeiro, Brazil A., Dec. TO-
After severe artillery engagement
which lasted throughout the day, the
mutinous naval battalion on Cobra
Island surrendered at o'clock to.
night. The rebels we're almost an.
initiated by the IRE from the land
batteries and two Braziia warships,
losing more than 200 killed and
wounded
The seditious moveme Mt, it is be.
Iieved has now been completely
throttIed, but the senate despite the
opposition of Ruy Barbosa, former
president of that body, voted to de-
clare state of siege for thirty days.
Rio Janeiro, Brazil. S. A., Dec. 10
soldiers of the marine corps quarter
ed in the fortress on Cobra Island last
night. The scout ship Riogrande Do
Sui Joined in the uprising but the mu-
tinous sailors were finally subdued by
their officers and portion of the To-
cal garrison that remained faithful
At half past five o'clock in the morn
ing guns of the land batteries were
trained on the island, which lies in
the bay of Rio Janeiro. only a short
distance from the city and opposite
the marine arsenal. A heavy fire was
directed against the rebels and this
continued without cessation for five
fours. Then white flag appeared and
it was believed that the rebels were
ready to surrender. but they asked
only for an armistice. probably for
the purpose of removing the dead
and injured
The bombardment of the island
ceased for an hour. being renewed at
II o'clock. Two land batteries and
two loyal warships took part in the
bombardment. and an artillery duel
continued until half past three o'clock
this afternoon.
Detonations of the big guns caused
the whole city to tremble. The island
proved a good target for the batteries
and replied with a vigorous fire en-
ploying considerable sharpnel.
Several persons were killed along
the shore and in adjoining streets.
The fire against the scout ship Rio
srande Do Sui lasted three hours and
among the killed was one officer.
Small bands of rebels climbed into
aunches and drew near the front of
Palacie Gattete but they were forced
@ retire
The government notified the leaders
hat the island would be taken by as
'ault if they did not surrended In the
Meantime President Fonesa sent a !
Message on the situation together
With his views. While this was being
discussed by the senate. the chamber
assembled for the purpose of consid.
'ring the situation and to await the
Iction of the senate.
The number of casualties on Cobra
sland is said to be large but notwith.
tanding the serious conditions which
ave arisen residents of the city re-
main calf in their belief that the gov.
Continued on page 81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-12-11
(Conrlnued on page 81
NO fraud WAS THE
DECISION Of The JURY

Cando, N. d., Dec. 1.-The atten-
tention of the district court was oc-
cupied yesterday with the case OF c.
J. Lord and + l.. Thompson versus
the state of North Dakota, being a
civial case to quiet the title to sec
tion 16 sold to d. w McCanna, Oct.
81. 1907. This is the land involved in
the charges Of fraud brought by d.
3. Collins TO the attention of the
board Of school and university lands.
and on which charges the article in
The Fargo Forum was based, that
caused suits for criminal libed to be
brought against this paper, its man
ager and it's managing editor.
The case was trde in open court.
before Ohm +. Cowan. judge of the
district court. Scott Rex of Grand
Forks appeared for the plaintiffs and
the attorney generals office present
cd the case on behalf of the state,
Many depositons have been taken,
including the testimony of Mr.. Collins
and he was also present as witness
in court
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-12-11
HOLE in THE WALL
brings OUT EVIDENCE

Devils Lake, N. D., Dec 10.-States
Attorney Duell has of late become
suspicious of a place kept by John
Johnson in a building just west of G..
o. Russell's machinery house. 1t was
supposed to be an order house for
mems clothing, but Mr.. Duell had
reasons to believe that more than
clothing was sold there, so this fore
noon he and the sheriff commenced a
seached They worked in vain for
some time finding nothing. The walls
were all panelled and papered and
painted The officers, however, have
had to deal with this man before and
they knew that he was no amateur
in creating secret places Chief of
Police Barnes was called in and the
panels examined. They proved to be
secret doors behind each Of which was
concealed case of beer Eight cases
were found and in a cupboard near
the chimney were eighteen bottles of
whiskey, brandy and port wine. John
son was taken into custody and the
liquor taken by the sheriff.